' ‘ V 1!. Morindin dye.
“ 15. Increase to twice the
sum.
’ ~17. To exist.
, 18. Cat's foot.
Q 30. Abounds.
21. Because.
22. Bad.
16. Beam
2!. To carol.
20. To renovate.
88. Nectar oi the flowers.
" 29. Wild duCR.
" - 80. Minor under guardianship.
iii. Prophets.
‘; M. Fence stairs.
"s Blttles.
88. Membronous bag.
40. Olin who considers himself su-
perior to classes below him.
‘1. Almost a donkey.
-‘3."Fula.l.
dd. Mass or lump.
- 46. Myself. ‘
~ 46. Oil‘icer in the army.
48. Third note in the scale.
40. II sick. '
so. Entrance,
53. Solo. “
58. Setting up a golf ball.
VERTICAL
1. Denier in cloth.
3. Italian river.
8. Total. -
d. Put of plant below ground.
6. More genuine.
C. Flo rlshlng or prosperous.
J '1. Pro on desserts. -
:- Wand.
original
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HORIZONTAL. 9. Measure 01 Iron. .
1. To to. 10. Yep.
I. Robber of the scan. 14. To wuh.
11. Smell. 16. To throb.
18. Acidity of the stomach. 17. 0s.
19. Cold seasons.
:1. Discovering.
23. Bueers.
:5. Classlfics.
27. Exist-ed.
28. Possessed.
31. Morshy spans.
32. To relieve.
33. Uncommon.
x. Weaver's frame.
. Recodlnx.
K8. Intelligence.
39. Weight for jewels.
42. T cut down.
43. load.
46. Light carriage. ,*
47. Falsehood.
49. Variant of “a."
51. Seventh note in scale.
YESTQRDAY'S I’ll-talk“: ANSWIT'R
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"I do believe that Sultcher
' Snatch and the three Gazookumsos
have one home to bed." said Mis-
ter Tingaling. “We haven‘t seen
‘ them for nearly two hours." -
"Yes, they have. most, likely."
said Nancy. “We can collect the
rest oi the rents without any more
trouble. I guess."
.. “They were an. awful huissnce.“
said Nick. "You never knew what
they were going «to do next. and
their manners were dreadful."
‘ ‘Thut'l ri‘lt." declared the {airy-
amsn. "Dreadful! But of course
they may grow up into good Go-
Iookumsos. One never can tell. By
the way. my deurs. here we are at
a Post Oiilcol I'll just go in and
let my mini. Mister Stamps. the
airy postman. said that he would
try oo‘hsvc one tor me today." '
girhcy all went into the Post Once
“on a? tired Mister Stamps it
in.” w s y mail for Mister n-
8
And. mind you—there was: It
Door Landlord: It you and your
-. . helpers will come to the brin-
‘ I y - It live o'clock you will m
f fortunes told. Please don't be
"Expeoiincly yours.
"Dotty Goon.”
The Poll: Office clock odd one
EMU.“ to Me. so you my he sure
that similar didn't ma volt m
' sis isms book in» the envelope.
not the three at then pith!
Wi‘ulututhoyoouu-ulto
Wheel. pocket-
““Cliulk lino. M!”
.63. tilt-y nil stopped-Aunt like
0 .,
TYWRI’I'ESALETI’ER
Aduentures
of the Twins
BAR’I‘ONU
called Mister Tingaling.
I' “Yes.” answered a. squeaky voice
from the briar-psxch. "This is Oorly
Gootty. Do you wish to have your.
fortune told '1"
"Yssnsiri I .mean. yes. ms'un.
Or should I say, =‘Yes. sin!" stam-
msred Mister Tinzaling nervously.
“Will you tell me a good fortune or
a. bud tor-tune?"
“A good fortune”. sold the voice.
"Ootty Goolty!" said Mister 'l'in-
gating to the Twins Mill is puzzled
look. "Where have I heard that
name before?"
But although Nancy and Nick
dud the fairy landlord tried and
tried. they simply could not remem-
ber who Dotty Goofty was. . "
"Yes. Ooity Gooity says you are
to have a good fortune!" went on
the voice. "But you must‘ do us I
”All right. I'll do it." we Mister
Tincsflnc. "tht is it?" .
"First you must III to snd hide
your eyssloud count to five hun
by fives4 ‘But the chorus won't w rk
unless your hund- sro empty. You
must In: everything you have with
you. richt on the chum-lino and
than go over to three yonder birch
trees and do your counting. When
you come heck you will know nil
about your tor-tune.” I
"Do‘wo have to to too?" liked
the Twin.
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