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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. APRIL 14. 1925.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW
Issued Dally Except Sunday by The News-Reviflw Co.,
il. V. IIA'IKS
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Entered ai ht-couti duns matter
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.. l'renhlelir una -i.iiian'ri
Svcrcury-Tii yurt-r j ,3(jy j
Muy 17, J'ju, ut the Itf.Hi jtlice tell WrVtW Vft
r the Art or tlanli t. 1MD. I Jj SfcJ? $
11 11(1
2.0UI
l.uvl
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. .60 I
6UbbCHIHTlON KATES
lally, per year, by mall..
Daily, hix months, by mall
rally, three nmmhs, by mall.
Daily, single muutli, by mail.
liaily. by earner, per munin
Uee.iy NeKevlew, b? mall, pur year.
s.nu
.tlro.l..r l '1 lie Am..,.-!. led I'rea...
The A"fl(K'iattd I'ms. is x,um1i ly eiititl.-d to tlx. line for rp'iMt
catlon of all uwws ill.i'.it.'l.os erediLwl to II or ii"t olh'-iwli"- ci . -tiled
In t tits iaiit uud to ail lueul nwi puhltatu'd hervln. Alt rmlits ul r
tiutimatii'ii ul t.perUl di.,t. lies ha-reia are also re"rv.l.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, APRIL 14, 1920.
THE BATTLE OK CONCORD AND LLXIXCJTO.N
.Sift?:
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'.; April 10, 1025, is tlie 1.10th anniversary of tlie ImUle ol
Concord nn:l l.xiiij;Uii, which blurted the Jijvolutionary
war. Tho wlit.lt; c.uintry pays iU tribulu of rui-iurl lo the
heroes of tho.-.c Massachusetts towns, who on that fateful
day first defied the English government. It vas an act of
great courage, because in those first revolutionary days the
patriots were an unorganized force. Later under the genius
of Cetige Washington they acquired the advantages of mili
tary discipline, in so far as their very poor equipment and
the poor support given them by Congress would permit. IJut
at Concord and Lexington they stood up in defiance of tlie
kingly power without any of the advantages that an organiz
ed army possesses. 'Die United States is blessed every day
by the fact that its cai'Jy patriots were men of long vision, as
veil as of dauntless heroism. Men of a more cautious type
might base said that the policies of the English goerimient
would probably become more liberal in a few years, so that
it was better for the colonies to give in and cheerfully accept
their grievances. Hut these men could see that a new type ot
people were growing up in America, with ideas of democracy
which were klrango to Europe, and that they were entitled
to a chance' to develop on their own lines. They were willing
to sacrifice everything for this ideal. The American neonle
might have developed somewhat prosperously if they had not McV"
insisted en independence, but they never could have worked I
out tlie principles of democracy as thoroughly as they have old and young
S Y BERT a" BATES
COOO EVENING FOLKS j
Cosh how we despise i
Tiir teller who's alius- I
Qraggin' about the
Paulines in his garden '
When all we can I
Grow is mustard weed.
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DUMBELL DORA THINKS '
Mare Island it where they raise
horse marines. 1
'V
Tomorrow is the openin' of the
trout fivhin' season and ye ed. feels
an acute attack or Spring fever
comin' on already.
j 'b
April showers may bring May
flowerc, but they also wilt many of
the posies on the bonnets of the
damsels.
FUDGE
Tho joyous each recurring Easter
Comes 10 me
In Sacred song
Or swect-voited melody
Or long discourse
Detailing endless bliss
Extolling life beyond
Decrying this
Beside such picturing
Of homologous selection
I choose the cubes
Of home-made
Coiorful confection
Which oft devouring
Begets a yearning judge
Who cannot picture Heaven
Wherein there is no fudge.
!
The 'no-6tocking crusaders" of
Hollywood can gambol thru berry
patches without fear of "runners,"
but many a pointed dssign on the
6hiribone will be mutilated. The
DON'T GO HOME
Without first tailing at our D. ii. al. ssen to get aoinciblng for
lunch or the six o'clock diuuer. We always bave ready for yoa
Roasts, Pies, Cakes, Salads
and Tamales
Salt Rising Bread Thursday
Fresh Potato Chips Daily
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS Roast Leg; of Pork, Frio
assee of Veal
Hot Bread Every Noon.
' VOSBURGH&WIARD
Fqncy Grocers
Phone 51 5
!E
done. 1'robably most of the world would have been sub
mitting to kings and emperors (dill, if the old patriots had
net defied the kingly puwer at Lexington and Concord and
other fields of glory.
o
Eighteen full pages of advertising was the allotment
I The old and ynung now bob their
hair and fresco it and rouge their
llpe. The flimsy skirts alt of thorn
wear ju&t barely reach below their
hips.
y v 4"
The old look just as young and
prime as they did in their days of
made to Eugene papers by a certain firm of that city which I every dime invested at a beauty
opened its doors for business yesterday. Jt was the largest ,0.rc' . ,
, r 1 , , , , - , . . 1 And all cf them refused to age.
order for advertising ever placed by a single concern in the ; for it is such a cheap d.cg-ace. and
state. That the investment brought handsome returns to ' e-1ch a" on wllh the rafl '
11 . . . 1 1 . , 1 , .. painting sunsets on her face.
this pi ogiesstve merchant there is no doubt, l'.emg exper- i .,lk aion0 the streets today
ieuced in the game of merchandising for a long period of "d watch the women just for fun.
time, and having r.tudied advertising from every angle to get ?07nZ ?ooyksaoevenrrntCyaon"y
me best results, placed ins taitli where known results could 11111 some of them, be.vond
be obtained in the newspapers. The power of advertiying
has started many a man on the road to success the lack ol
using judicious space in newspapers has been the foundation
for many a w reck.
ID COME J1E" ill
bl rr. KINU IX CITY.
K. L. King, BiiperJiiteihlt nt
ol the 1'oniaud Divikiuu of
4 Uit! Southern i'acilie, Hpeui
I lib day lu Host-burn ou uu
oilicial lour of inspection.
'Fin; Chamber of Comniercw work
is I't'ocrt-diiiK with ii tile confusion
dfMpiiir tiiu lait that I he oii;aniza
tidu Im.i In iTi Mihuui a secretary
lor Kt(-!iil wtt-nB, following the
ifsi';ii;ttioii und d-'parturo of Will,
ilolbt in, who id now iu North lm
Kola. L. ALiUt.-ri, or Itrml, who haa
bi-t-n einployt'd as (lie mw secre
ttiry will not be abio to come to
Ko.-.ebujK l'r several weeks yet, as
he Jd reitainiiiK In charge of the
Hi nti ollicu until arrarienientB can
b" maje lor his release liit-re. Jie
will probably bo here about the
la.sl ot May or first of June, ac
cortling to present indicaUona. Mr.
Anlies is recoguut'd as one of the
nio:t t-liirieiit (-tiiuint rcial secretar
ies in the Male, lit hs been with
the IJend Chamber ol Commerce for
lour years. He nerved one term
as president of the Mate associa
tion, and uus called by the state
chamber of commerce at one time
to head itf land M'ltlenienl work.
Mr. King, came to Uoseburj;
us morning in his special
car "1'urtlaud , and made a
thorough inspection of all de-
V pariinents uud buildings.
Ue will leave this afternoon
on train number 15, and will
viisit oih'or terminals ;n thu
southern part of the state.
FAMILIES FLEE
FROM FLOOD AS
DAM GOES OUT
(Continued from page t.)
Taylor-maue concrete u gooa con
;rete. lei. Mb-H.
BRUSSELS CONGRESS TO
AID WAR TORN NATIONS
rescue work. No Hvte3 have been
loat, so far as could be learned.
although many houses, built be-
low thw level of the dam were in- j
uuuaicu. licporta irom various
places along the seveu miles ironi
r lairock. to Lako Kne indicate
that the entire valley at some
places a mile wfde, is under wa
ter. Hundred.- of small houses,
many of which are set on stilts,
line the river at its banks, but
state troopers believe no lives
were lost because of the warning.
Although the water was Uikh
around the bridges of thu Michi-
SALKM. Ore., April U. The
supreme court today, in an opin-
Ion written by Justice Uurneit, re- j
versed Judge Hubert ii. Morrow !
ot the lower court for Muliiomah i
county ttm case of A. L. I'owell j
against the CM y of Portland, up- !
pel, ant. I'owell was one of a ;
large number of inspectors em-
ployed by the city. The city coin- ,
mission decided to reduce the
number of inspectors by 60 per
cent by discharging all of them,
then allowing ail of them and no
others to take a civil service ex
amination, on the results of
which half of them would be re
employed. Powell and some others refused
rto take the examlnauoii and sued
for wages. Judge Morrow decid
ed In his favor, holding that the
action of the city was an attempt
to abolish a position and dis
charge an employe, then recreate
the same oltice and employ an
other. It Is said that had the
supieme court upheld the lower
court, the city would have lost
about $4O,0UU.
The supreme court, in an opin
ion by Chief Justice Mcliride, at
firms Judge tieorge . Stapietou
in the casV) of Helen Wells against
the Clarke and libon Lumber
Company appeliauts, in which the
plainiitf receive damages from
the company tor $ti,0uu, having
sued lor $-u,U0g. - She had,
through an employment agency,
secured employment tor the com
pany as a waitress in one ot its
lodging earn pi. She arrived at
thu camp on one of the company's
logging locomotives, and in alight
ing from the engine iu the dark
was injured. Inasmuch as she had
not yet gone to worn, it is heid
that she could not collect under
the workmen's compensation act
or the employer's liability act,
but judgment was accorded her
as a passenger ou the company a
I train.
Important Liquor Case Again Up
For consideration
For the third time the supreme
Annual Easter Ball
Given By
American Legion Auxiliary
t tht
.Armory, April 14th
Tuesday Night
Music by the Blue Devils
Gentlemen $ 1 .00
This is a Real Dance
BRITISH RUM SHIP
TAKEN WITH CARGO
WORTH $500,000
NEW YORK, April 14. Cap
ture of the three-masted auxilll
ary Uriilsh schooner Madeline
Adams yesterday by the coast
guard cutter Seminole, after a
cliasj of 150 miles off the New
York coast was reported today
when the schooner was brought
Into port with its crew of nine
men as prisoners uud Its liquor
cargo valued at $aUU,0uU under
seizure.
Coast guara officials said the
Madeleine Adams was (he schoo
ner from which the government
patrol boat; JUii obtained uUO ca
ses of whiskey and champaigne on
Saturday, when an alleged con
spiracy to smuggle liquor from
Hum uow on government boats
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine claim for H rid
your system of Catarrh or Deafness
caused by Catarrh.
Sold by druggists for over 40 years.
J. CHEN a. Y ft CO.. Toledo. Ohio
MEXICAN TROOPS
RESCUE AMERICAN,
EXECUTE BANDIT
WASHINGTON. April 14.
Georgo S. Kertner, an American
citizen employed by live l'eun
Mexican Fuel Company and ab
ducted on April ti by Mexican
bandits near Tiixpam, has been
rescued by Mexican federal sol
diers. A report to the state depart
ment from Charles Hay, American
was uncovered with the arrest of J consul at Tamp.ro, telling of
two men, who were held as ageuU jrertners return, said that iu the
of the rum fleet. j f-ght between the federal and
uanuu forces one oauun was un
it surely costs a lot to live,
and the trouble is you don't al
ways get your money's worth at
that. Try GRIMM HKOS.' MILK
I'ed and the leader captured and
executed.
The state department had made
urgent representations to the
Portland will iitve.vsarily bo lonipelKd lb Utvp a c!au
bou -e diirinsf tlie tcrealor part of tin- present year. With .six
teen conventions scheduletl for I'JL'S the old city will be on
her toes. However, no one wM! be disappointed. It'a a habit
of the quoen city of the northwest to do Vm brown when
providing entertainment and taking care of visitors to all
important events held at that city.
MMiurlaUiJ l'riu f.-titl Wire.)
I.OION April 11. i'roblems
imoived in furthering the econ
omic restoration or countries not
yet recovered from Iho aliock of
war will have fim place on the
program of the third biunial
lonleieiue of the international
Kali Central anu the Uelroil, To- ! "niei, on appeal irom lienn
ledo and Shore Line liaiiioads be- .cuuniy aud involving the question
low 1'iatrock, tiattic was not iu- iot whether evidence found ou the
ivrrupled. j P" rsoa ,r individual by illegal
tn-tO hirn4 hnnt hm.uoc Ibcanu can w utru ugauisi uiui.
wooden farm implements, trees,
bushes and furniture were drift
ing down the valley ou a current
uinning ten miles an hour.
The troopers reported
court is today hearing arguments ! KKEAD Just lor a change, l'houc i Mexican government in this case
anu omciats were grain reu by the
forceful and prompt action taken
' by the Mexico city government.
in i he case of stale against K-
Grass rockers at Powell's.
Liquor was found on Me Daniel
by an officer in a search that is
claimed was illegal, and In the
i lower court he was convicted on a
to be held chickens clinging to the drifimg
1 doubt, have been on deck lor count
! less years, and now they pait:t and
gad ahout with dres&e slu up to
their ears.
The women are so queer a. set
j they don't know when to stop the
I game, and thirty years from now.
! I bet, we'll find them looking just
' the came.
! They'll look the s.mte. we're iure
' of that, but none can nucss about ii" commercial practh
i their clnthes. Perhaps they'll lt estimated that tin. Aim-rl
I wear a stunning hat and nothing ! (,;oi delegation will include nmn1
j else to match, who knows! Ilhan -uu representative bankers,
.J, I financiers and Industrialists.
Judtjin from the number of
. .V, r r ei" nn nis at the News lteiew offue.
! : irJ ' " New line of samples jut received.
eiiamner of commerci1
aL Itrusseis June 1-7. .--beds and once a dog marooned !
An outline of the completed Pro- tt small barn, howling in
gram as made public today bv the ttJltr waves rocked
American seui,u ut the chamber buffeted this raft through
showed that the conference, at .wreckage.
seeing ' Mi-uned in the Miinreme
which forty nations will be reprr
sented, will al.so take up a number
ot Hpecific quesiiiins with the pur
p.ise fit fan I Hat i m; in let national
Hade by .standardizing and Hinipii-
court and then a re-arguineut was
allowed before tiie opinion came
and ioown ueu iu uyi iwvm value
lu ,down the court was divided four
to three, the prevailing opinion,
written by Judge Pipes, holding
Ithat the evidence was tiU'gal, and
could not bo used. The minority
judges were Mcliiide, Buinell and
' Coshow.
i I'ipes then retired from the
'hfiwh nn'l Klli:cefMled b JUS-
liltl'SSKl.S, April 14. Km He n Hlt auti a re hearing of
Today's Cross 'Word Ptizzle
A DOUBLE CIRCLE Puzzle No. 148.
EDITED BY J. C. BOYD
IIIU.IW ICI I.KU ASKS
sS( (Al ls! l.KADU:
JO FOIOl CAItlNKT.
(AMuciatvtJ I'rt-M Lvutil Wire.)
; Vamierveldc, socialist leader and jtne ca80 was granted.
former minister of justice, was
I summoned by King Albert this
t morning and requested to form
r your graduation announce- a ministry to succeed lira cabinet
When a fellow kcLs through with polities And tries to j !
lead an honest life, tlie aftermath stirred up frcuueiillv ruins I .iL
iuiuiu wui-i-i ii ue iuih any. i,ven u you do gei 'into 1 . , . 5v- .-
the game fair, you usually come out as straight jis n rork- '-VJ " . '
I "Some fcHers think they are wise
ol' omIs just b-.'c.iue they're hootin'
it something."
screw.
1. Ol' O. III AII IMI'KiH I II.
I'lav l;
Tlie 8c:is(m is now in lull .su inir.
I CIA
u
-ti states takes
UFUEISH
ll:.N T(IN 1 1 .Mi I sc , 1 1 . Mi,h . April
14. A hi'li win J anil iiu ilt-iliir
jHcinii i uiim .I in l. ulli.i. m t.-i Im .1
a -imrliy 01 mi pl.'i i l.n lory lni!l
H illHl lit) JUINH'I.MIS
t' li I )! ti jmjN .s In lli l rii il enmity
laM Hi; In.
lin.nl
INIil.W.M'dl.H, In. I . April I I.
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liiniiik' in ii h nk,. . 11 ti ii i her ul
li.lllKlfl! I n-s, lipi o.l ill lli'S
mill liu'llid .uit iiml niiiiiiiuiil.
c ;i It'll Iiii. k.
.'i..ii.'i.lly niiirlnc tin' fh'ii'
fnini lhn i ,i. Hi., .mimh ,., M ,(
I'HT Sulli;lll 111 tl.i. ,Sn II i !l -.1 1 in
pi'iii"n "Ml? ;i i. v null nmn, ,.f
tin Ii n limy hi hv In-1
dlsaMtou t"u.i.l.. 'I'h
lli'llhm -I. .ii h ' llh til! -ill II
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Km.li :. I.I mii from u f-
Iiujm s in i i i t :i n...
f'ur iTi'ii'i't taxi m-ntm, i-Itj or
country ti iprt. I'liiin. n.
SLAPSTICK KING"
CACK i OM TOUR
Willi GRAY LOCKS
'to iMVe.M.lh CetHKiu H.i'c. 1,
new badiiig l.ntv, iu fl.ulv uv
( . lined.
! "You iiiiiertand,' lie tul.
"lie', not n, ii' r makeup utiA
i'ni not in niirte." h, u t,s itJ
aiieriiit.uv.ht u mini:
l.'eiiti n i Im i-. i, ni man ird."
i lien il t,t d ll'iM ins HI!'! V .!
lie l' plied.
"l i'ie; .:te". a K-'eaf riil.
fll lepl fit Ihf ttlieMtitn e-i 1ms
Wile e t Mlfl'M Him 1lo le.-i, !n
"No. 1 ilou't IliUlk mi. Yen
sin k!u-'x .-oiiiew li.il oi .hi iti (i .;
i hat is, ;!:,. p.iinu. Km nn -i
suii r. Vi I V line.
I'll a rle n Ii ;i ir w at. cry ; i a .
Af 1 lie ('lllllle.f tt iiinu. !
while. Il Mill 1 -4 I.Ml-'i-V. cili W
l.a':-. but mi. aU.-. .m.l tie. I.., .1
w n li tray. ti i ( ha j. tin as ii"l
Willi I lie pally.
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M wnss ni u;
I i .l.i-. l I'KOI.I. M.
I mi t man
Sllicle
Ml Of
ad.
bra
eveiy feMoi
law i;nw. St'.iil.ini,' of hi
ijoii 1 1 1 a!;iVM eome b:H'k fll'lei'
o-.e (rial of )!KIMI HIJOS.' MILK
iiUK Alt. riione i;; :.
o
NORTHWEST METHODIST
WOMEN IN CONFERENCE
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SKATTIJ-:. Wa-h.. April II. -
' More 111, in "on women ileh i:ale
I r "ii iishiir. ! "it, Orn oti. Ma!:o
and h'til:i!i;i. meel h re od,t tr
llie op, mm; itf a ltia.ty nilt e;ir
' oti:.i t m i. oi til,- i I n ulna Kit er
Inaiuli ot i he wi'i.n n. lor; 'vn in:s
Hin.tr .! b ty of the .Methodist
Kj'ifeopiO i hurt h On i!o . ikim;
pt oj. i ;cii w i i r- M i-s Kn h a ruer,
receti! Iv frt'l! lied tu i s I ii a r y lo
S uiM A:e r-f i; y. A A Mi. :t ;
!f A . I . I'm- tiuh-M , Mi-s M.irv
Vomit: li-liitTi-l mis ;;.'ii:u fpni
,i .;m. Mi-. M.i-;. -,.t-.. tirld
wo. U r li. in A' rie.1.
i;i (;kni;. oiecon. ,nii 1 1.
I'resld.lll I'riuie I., ( ainpbeil of
Ihe I'niversiiy .of uiton return
ed to Kimeiie. vestrrday niter an
ah.iem-e of neveral months, hp. nt
nl Coromnto lit-uc ti. t ' a 1 1 f . II in
condition in reported lo by slight
ly i'epruved.
I'fe Car hot. i for w hitcw, h-hinir. It
mixert easily and flows freely trum
of I'reini r 'J heuni. which resiKn-
ed on April ,'. M. Vanderveldo
agreed tu undertake the task.
The Thennltj ministry handed
Us resignation to KinK Albert ou
tlu day ihat parliamentary elec-
llecause of the issue involved,
the catte ig considered one of the
moat important that haa been be
fore the court in yearn.
DANCE AT BROCKWAY
Next Saturday niKht, April IS.
Good niu-sic and a good time for all.
a brush or spiay pump,
linn, agents.
tions were held throughout iiel- j Avoids Operation ,
in in. AiuiouncemenL that it i C--:.,- Pc I
would retir reKardieS8 of the ' P .Tf., Z. !
outcome of the elections had been j Of Kidney T rouble J
made several days previously.
The poclaliwf Kained ten parli- "For the past three yearn I had
anientnry Feats in the elections, t serious thoughts of an op'-raliou,
Kmilo Vandervelde for years has due to a serious case of kidney and
been the socialist leader in the - prostate trouble. In Miking to a
chamber of deputies and has 1 irletid regardhiK this trouble he
Wharion taken a prominent part in world j suggested I try Alvita, assuring i
socialist affairs. me if il did me no good It would
j .1 I, i. i . n. i ni w surely do Hie imi liarm, as it was
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14 Interjec
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HK1.KAST. Ireland. April It.
The nt w elected l ister Parlia
ment no t today and organized
with t he re-elect ion of K. W.
Much O'Neill as speaker after the
mviiiber had taken t he oath of
oltice. The Nationalists and the
r publicans did not attend.
D..XY WEA1HEB REPORT
22 Contrib
utes
24 Vegetable
25 Preposition
2li Receive
27 Washing
vessel
29 Steam
ship (nbbr.)
50 Pick
51 Murmur
inff note
33 Lowing
noise
85 Novice
87 Pack-animal
89 Singly
42 (iolf-club
4J Prefix
meaning
ac; 11 nst
44 A man 'a
name
4C Abound
48 Fish with
out ven
tral fins
60 Besides
fil Place in
position
52 The man
named
64 Follow
6G Assist
67 Correlative
of either
6H Peverage
0 Tattles
d.l 54
64 Deep mud
CJ Persons
here pres
ent 67 Cratuity
68 Magistrate
of ancient
Pome
70 Kvcry one
of
71 Pesist
authority
72 H lira n cue
73 Laborers
TJ. S. Weainer mireau. local of
fice. Pose bur Oregon, 24 houri
ending 6 a. ra.
Precip. In Inches and Hunriredthe
Highest temi"Mature yesterday 75
Lotte-t temperature last nithl f-5
I'reeiidtatlon. Ial 2i hours U2
Total i-cip. sine 1st of month 1.19
Normal precip. for this month. -.2. 48
I'utni preetp. from Sept 1.
P'.M. to date 55.57
Averse treclp. from Wept.
1, 177 19.55
T(o ii.fya from bepu 1,
Pl 6.02
Average precipitation tor 44
Wet ensm'ift st J?i:it'mttr u
Mar. inclusive) a V4
Cenerally cloudy tonit;ui and Wr'Q
ne.Uy. $
WM. BELL, MtiteorologUL I
VERTICAL
Strnnir 3J Skull
nnd ir.trep- cavity con-
tntntng the
eye
8 1 Assault
io Japancsa
coin
37 Insect
38 Ornate
(abbr )
40 Solution
used in
leaking
So.np
4riAbrshcd
45 Animal
that preys
on smaller
Herewith Is
No. 147.
solution to Puzzle
id
2 Choose by
vote
3 Number
4 Make
by
hand
6 Pronoun
0 it hick
7 Water
craft 8 On a
higher '
place
9 Small
hnrsp
1 0 (iamhlinjy
came
11 New York
State
canal
(poss.)
12 Succession
of family
desrent
ruling a
country
15 Speaker
IS Small bed
1 0 Permit
22 Middle .
Atlantic
State
(abbr.)
23 Total
2? KxHited
28 Lifted
.OWrathful
31 Cock s
galley
(naut.)
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Iata 1 6 m fc jT e a tTa
ylj a 5Pl33 a
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v ft J. j a ja c Ty l c
ixwtui.rcvi;iui.i.i,i
ttnimit is
47 Wonders
st
49 Piece o
tiro ber
61 A ffection
ate term
for relative
Ti3 Strike out
65 Procured
60 Mimic
67 One who
lubricates
69 Scandina
vian navi
rat or
61 Pretend
falsely
62 Small
island
63 Protuber
nnce of
the ear
65 Measure oi
length
67 Lair
69 Knch
fnbhr.)
71 Kail road
(abbr. t
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How to Solve It
Evrry number indicatfi th
b-rinninj of a word if hori
loutal, crosswise, until the first
shiuted stop to the riijpt: if ver
tical, downwards until tha fimt
shad. d stop btlow. Compare the
synonyms in the appended lists
lo ," 1'accs in the diasrania
nd fill in the words you know.
These i;iVe you clue to the
more difficult words. When
completed the wordi should In
terlock pe rf ectl y.