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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1:
A Puzzle a Day.
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square." the words "estate" and
"enters" can be read either across or
from top to bottom. Fill In the star:
with the correct missing letters. and
you will have four more? words that
also can be read two ways.
Yesterday's answer:
I! a man can out three loads of hay
in a day. and can load six loads in the
same time, he can cut and load two
loads in a. day. It takes him twice as
long to cut. :is to loud; so he cuts for .
two-thirds of the day. and loads for
one—third.
ODDS AND ENDS
An American will try to win the
world's snooker billiards champion-
ship, whatever that is. ,
t O O
Bandits are holding up street car:
in Indianapolis. but that isn't what
makes them late here.
O 0 0
A congressman wants to protect
oysters, which always have been re-
tlcent about speaking for themselves.
I C O
, The main trouble with the young
people of today is they are the young
' people of tonight.
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Well-formed girls get before the
public eye much more often than the
well-informed girls.
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‘A man gets soaked by the bootleg-
' 59;- and gets soaked on the booze and
, '* still the judge soaks him.
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The and thing about liming a. wife
is she always wants her husband to
' quit being so foolish.
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m for ateulng her husband. Thou
will take any-thin ” you lava
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