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TttnE GUMPS—Putting; It in Circulation gy Sidney Smith
#10,000. «*
ANDY BORROWED
PROM THE
LOAN COMPANY -
ME CAN CERTAINLY
PAY THAT BACK
IN THIRTY DAYS
THE WILL OUGHT
TO BE SETTLED
BY THAT TIME
SURELY- Mg HAS
GIVEN ANN
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OPP ALL OP THE
SMALL BILLS —
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FORTUNE
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VERY
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. BE TOPE WE GOT
pawn Aunt / the siooo- i
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BANK.AND MAVBE CHANCE TO QAZZ
UNCLE MIKE MIGHT TOO.TOR MAPPING
HELP US — ME1. IT'S NO USE
WE CAN'T SWING
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TO DO IT1. IF YOU'D SEEN / \
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Votes for Women [
HORIZONTAL
2 and 13 Who is
the worker for
women’s rights
In the picture?
15 Alloy of nlckeL
16 Pertaining to
•Jr.
17 Farewell! ♦
18 Cake maker.
19 Japanese
magnolia.
20 Hastened.
21 Tense.
22 Small stream.
23 Piccolo flute.
24 And.
25 Deity.
26 She was •
leader in se
curing women’s
— in the
U. S. A.
29 Hops kiln.
30 Bitter herb.
31 Laughter
sound.
32 You and me.
33 A native of
(suflix).
34 She is a well
known plat
form ——
Answer to Preriom Puzzle
I John
McOjmcx
38 Milk pall.
39 Court (abbr.)
40 Work of skill.
41 Skillet.
42 To cut grass.
43 Exclamation
of contempt
44 Northeast
45 Pronoun.
44 Narrator
48 To observe.
49 Epileptic
symptom.
50 Pile.
52 She was gen*
eral - of
the schools in
Mason City
(Pi).
VERTICAL
1 Disfigured.
2 Comb (com*
bining form).
8 Preposition.
4 Inlet.
5 Writing fluid.
€ Always
7 Automobile.
8 Hour (abbr.)
9 To pauperize.
10 To liquefy
11 Constellation.
12 What U S.
amendment !
did ahe helpte
have paaaedl *
14 To benefit
19 To ytlp.
21 Fissere.
23 AnnojiBg ada.
24 Self.
26 Add.
27 Beer.
28 Agreement.
31 At this place.
S3 She did educe*
tional work t*
the atate of
—U S. Ar
84 Debarka.
35 Cat fir pole.
36 Beam of light,
37 Half an am.
38 Kind of gooeA
39 Jewel weight.
42 Nothing more
than.
43 Form of "be.'*
45 Golf device.
46 Wagon track.
47 Definite
article.
48 Spain (abbr t
49 Form of “a.**.]
61 Postscript
(abbr.)
®ie i rmunsufllc Herald
Ha* Been the Valley’s Most Popular Daily
Newspaper for More Than 40 Years
Only Direct Leased Wtie News Service in
the Rio Grande Valley

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