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EMERGING FROM
THE CELLAR OF
OF THE OLD
fishermans
CABIN, WITH A
blood-curdling
SOUND COMING
TO MIS EARS -
THE DISTANT
BAYING OF the
blood-mounds
yhere will BE
No ESCAPE this
TIME, UNLESS —
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LIKE LIGHTNING
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HOME,TO SEE
ABOUT SOMETHIN©
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‘Laugh, Clown, Laugh’
horizontal’
I Laughter
sound.
3 Who is the
famous movie
star in the
picture?
11 Hour tabbr.L
13 Fairy.
15 Constituent of
glass.
16 Lawyer's
charge.
17 Ancient
19 One who lays
tile.
20 Wing.
21 Approaches.
23 Blemish.
24 The pictured
man was on
the stage as
- boy.
26 He also acted
as tourists'
- in Pike’s
Peak.
27 A pair.
28 Toward.
SO Mister.
31 Exists.
32 Father.
33 Inlet.
Answer to Previous Puzzle
Sigmund
Fseud
35 Unit of work.
35 Otherwise.
38 He became a
star because
of his work
as the "-"
in the
"Miracle
Man".
39 Thinks.
41 Disorder o(
wines.
42 Constellation.
43 ETer. •
44 Form of me.
45 Persia.
48 Game.
51 Southeast.
52 Sphere of
action.
53 Diner.
55 He was
acclaimed as
the master of
— m.- t
4 VERTICAL
1 Pronoun.
2 Herb.
4 Bone.
5 Insect's egg.
6 Realm.
7 Bean eyes.
3 Sour and
bitter.
9 Neither.
I
10 Half an en. .
11 Pile.
12 Second note. I
14 Banner.
16 Floating ice,
18 Tympanum.
20 Circle part*
21 One of his
best known
pictures, ,
“Hunchback
of
22 Male ancestol
24 Bucket.
25 Tottered.
29 Dealer In
oils.
32 Writes dull
34 On the sea.
35 Gaelic.
37 Type *
measure.
38 Fourth not*
40 Carousal.
41 Animal.
45 To annojrr
46 Sky god.
47 To dose.
48 By.
49 Upright sbtK
50 Aye.
52 Lava.
54 Right.
©if ImumsulHe tlcrnlO
Ha* Been the Valley’* Most Popular Daily
Newspaper for More Than 49 Year*
Only Direct Leased Wire News Service is
the Rio Grande Valley
—-—_

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