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Brownsville herald. [volume], August 22, 1933, Image 4
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INDIGNATION
• MEETING
Townsend
rANDER made
A SUDDEN
DISAPPEARANCE
FROM ALL HIS
OLD HAUNTS
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THAN LITTLE
MISSED BY SOME
OF HIS EX-FRIENDS
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WITH AN iron HAND
GATHER IN A
BACK ROOM TO
AIR THEIR
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IF, AND HOW,
THEY WILL EVER
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HORIZONTAL/
1 Who is the
man in the
picture?
9 Ozone.
10 Pattern block.
12 Neuter
pronoun.
14 Mother.
15 Upon.
16 Papa.
17 Constellation.
19 Wages.
20 Stickleback.
22 Man’s blouse.
24 Consumer.
25 Pertaining
to air.
26 Second note.
27 The pictured
man and his
brother are
the-of the
system of
controls used
on airplanes
today.
33 Half an em.
34 A vampire.
36 Valued.
39 Mesh of lace.
40 Automobile.
42 Monetary unit
of Japan.
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
Nellie
Ross
44 Embryo birds.
46 Implement for
peeling.
48 Breeding
places.
50 Prophet.
51 Having the
guardianship
of a thing.
52 To secure.
53 A representa
tion of the
Last Supper.
55 Yields.
56 Spiritual
mother.
57 and 58 The
pictured man
with his
brother was
the first to fly
a -
machine. -
VERTICAL
2 Sun god.
3 Vigor.
4 Wrathful.
.5 Heathens
gods.
G Cotton sorting
machine.
7 Pronoun.
8 What was the
name of the
brother of the
man in the
picture?
11 In what U. S.1 I
A. city was
the pictured >
man born?
13 Boneset.
16 Put on an
average level. ,
18 Native metal. |
19 Pastry. J
21 Gross
violations of
human law.
23 To hurry.
28 Insect’s egg. 1
29 Go on (music)!
30 Approached /
31 Either.
32 Beam.
35 Quinsy.
37 Riddle.
38 Blood-suckeiv a
40 To provide
food.
41 To re-rent.
43 Oriental
guitar.
45 Cheerfulness. |
46 A dark brown,
47 Headstrong. / I
49 Half.
54 Average i/j
(abbr.). 1
56 Form of “a* a
She Smumsuflle ReratO
Ha* Been the Valley’. Mo.t Popular Daily
Newspaper for More Than 40 Year*
Only Direct Leared Wire New, Service in J
the Rio Grande Valley |

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