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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1925
Capital Journal Cross -Word Puzzle Ad-Gram
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HORIZONTAL
1. To purchase.
3. At the present time.
6. One more ttinn nln a.
7. A northern constellation,
9. Neuter pronoun.
10. A scarf of fur, feathers, etc., (or
the neck.
1!. Indefinite article.
13. To make sate; reacne.
15. In thhi place; opposed to "there."
17. Contraction of "Do Not."
10. To may In expectation; remain
Inactive.
23. First person singular present In
rl leal lie of rerb "lie."
14. Metal In lla native slate.
2li, Negative.
2(1. A snappish bark; yelp.
2S. A sufilx denoting "one of a party.'
29. A quick, smart blow.
30. A make o( automobile.
Vertical
1. Second letter of the (ireek alphabet.
2. A prefix signifying "not."
4. A suffix used In many pharama
ceutlcnl names.
5. To diminish, by continual attrition,
scraping, etc.
6. Contraction of "It Is."
ft. A single unit, being or thing.
10. To exist,
11. An exclamation expressly of pity.
contempt, triumph, etc.
11. A Urge covered vehicle for moving
furniture,
ltl. The little girl to "Uncle Tom's
Cabin."
17. The time of light between one
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1). Given name of a tamons Pcrshn
poet.
19. Toward.
20. Personal pronoun, plural.
21. To the Inside of.
22. A terminal member or digit of the
toot.
27. Pap (Ahbr),
2.1. That la (I.at. Abhr ).
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