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' N»GMY LONG THE StU.L SHALL
FACS^HAS KgPT LOKIELV VIGIL AT
/PLEASE-PLEASE, MISTER^
I NNON’T YOU RNO HIM *
Hi'S BEEN GONE ALU
1 NIGHT- THE FIRST TME
\ HE EVER LEFT ME /
\ UkE THAT- /
THE SVMAMP
THEN \ HEARD
\ THE DOfe£
Howling at
Midnigmt—
and SOME GRUFF
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feV», TOWNSEND
ZANDER,
TOO BUT SEE
THIS BRAVE
PATVtmc LITTLE
RCaURE TftUDGINCr
DOWN TOWARD /
..
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS—The Coach Tells 'Em! HT BIOSSER
!/
FRECKLES AND ) YEAH~.I PULLED'EM AWAY FROM
RED ARE SURE / THE SQUAD AND TOLD 'EM ID STICK
DOIN' SOME NICE ) To THAT—THEY'VE BEEN AT IT FOR.
FORWARD PASS / AM HOUR ...BETTER. TELL EM TO
\MORK, COACH!? Jk CALL IT QUITS/ MOW'.'
ftPl BOY! IS RED'S ARM THE PIP THIS YEAR...
Notice Mom/ wes been shootin' £
-‘EM LIKE A BULLET— RK5WT
ITS EASY TD '-To "WE SPOT !'
THROW EM -BUT R»D
ybo notice Mow freckles
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OPPOSING PLAYERS ARE BUSHING
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A LOT MORE OF THE SAME
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ARE LEAVING EVERY DAY.
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^\?HE TWO
CROOKS WHO
BOUGHT
tanglefoot
«=OR THREE
DOLLARS a NO
SJLD HIM TO
MICKEY FOR
*5.000 NOW
THINK THEY
HAVE MADE A
MISTAKE
THEY WANT HIM
BACK AT ANY
COST !
f MICKEY, WE'VE GOT A
I CONFESSION TO MAKE! WE
vROBSED YOU OUT O'*5,000,
N AN' NOW WE WANTA
V GIVE rr BACK* WE'VE
-- REFORMED !
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THAT TANGLEFOOT WAS A \
RACE HORSE! HE AIN'T! WE
BOUGHT HIM FOR THREE J
BUCKS.... AT
f hem-heh-heh!X
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| Musical Genius '
■ " ..
HORIZONTAL
1 Who !s the
Polish musi
cian in the
picture?
(1809-1849).
15 Reproached.
16 Member of
one of the
foremost
native
tribes in the
Philippines.
17 Imitated.
18 The man in
the picture
was a master
of-music. ~
20 American
llatboats.
21 Recommences.
24 Collecting at
one point.
26 Folding bed.
28 Street (abbr.).
29 Company
(abbr.).
30 Cavity.
32 To think
34 Yes.
36 To lift up
38 Myself.
7 -'i T~4 1A
Answer to Prerions Puxile
to
Jacobs
39 Social Insects.
40 To affirm.
41 Exclamation.
42 Morsel.
43 To free.
45 Verbal.
47 To lament.
49 Auctions.
51 European
blackbird.
52 To elude.
53 Star-like
flower.
54 Thing
55 Affirmative.
VERTICAL
1 Combat.
2 Corded cloth.
3 Equable.
4 Accomplished.
5 Deity.
6 To feel regret
7 Imbecile.
8 Less coarse.
9 Having an lr
regular mo*
tlon, as a
spasm.
10 Stop!
11 Wood sorrel.
12 Portion.
13 Writing fluid.
14 Organ of
..
smell.
19 An apish
action.
21 To feel in
dignant dis
pleasure.
22 Noisy sleeps*
23 Small shark.
25 Desire.
26 Besides being %
popular publie
concert play
er, he gained
international
fame as a—■*
27 Seventh note.
30 3.1416.
31 Bat he en
joyed most
earning his
living as a
-. (pU
33 Spiked.
34 Like.
35 Each (abbr.).
37 Ascends.
42 Ruby spinel
44 Filthy.
46 To storm.
48 Cheerfulness.
50 Ocean. ^
51 Male. W
% Sroumsufll? Hernia
Has Been the Valley’s Most Popular Daily
Newspaper for More Than 40 Years
Only Direct Leased Wire News Service in
the Rio Grande Valley .
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