Capital journal., March 28, 1925, Image 8

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1925
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learned.
7. On of the higher wind Instrument!
In the modern orchestra,
t. The top or blithest point,
t. To furnish with weapon.
11. First ton of tha scale.
IS. A girl nam (Uncommon
14. A eonlunetlon that mark an
ternatir.
II. Afternoon (Abbr. .
It, The only mammal capable of tru
flight.
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1. Doctor of Divinity (Abbr.)
11. Devoured.
12. Final; hindmost.
24, A Mohammedan noble, especially
a ruling prince of Afghanistan.
14. In or at that place.
Vertical
1. Virtuous.
1. Toward.
S. A quantity of paper.
4. A matron: an elderly woman.
. East Center (Abbr.).
4. To perceive by the ear.
10. Ancient Egyptian sun god.
11. A unit (Electrical).
14. Not young.
15. The Inner part of the hand.
14. A place where persons may bathe.
17. Tosltlon In, on, by or near.
15. To separata part of, or pull apart,
by force.
10. Destitute or partially destitute of
light.
IS. Street (Abbr.)
15. Personal pronoun (Objcrtlw' ,is
of "l").
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