Cambridge, Mass. Dil I. Gence.
No. 8. HALF SQUARE.
1. Representations (Obs.) 2. Charcoal. 3. Long measures of one hundred feet. 4. Excrescences growing on a horse’s leg. 5. To swell. 6. A bird of ill-omen (Obs.) 7. A throng (Obs.) 8. Measures of capacity for liquids (Roman Antiq.) 9. A title for a person in authority in the East. 10. A Latin preposition. 11. A letter.
Jersey City, N.J. Itami.
No. 9. TRIPLE-LETTER ENIGMA.
In “promise wise;”
In “different size;”
In “endless ties.”
A country, governed by an all,
Is nicely situated,
For it has some advantages
Which can’t be overrated.
DOUBLE-LETTER ENIGMA.
In “knowing looks;”
In “reading books;”
In “solemn rooks;”
In “quiet nooks;”
In “line and hooks.”
My all, you’ll find, is quite a good
book,
By a Scottish author. Now, then, look.
Rochester, N.Y. Oregon.
No. 10. INVERTED PYRAMID.
Across: 1. Restorations of lost parts of the body (Surg. Sup.) 2. The quality of being warlike. 3. A fishing boat, built sharp at both ends (Obs.) 4. Diseases of timber. 5. The kidneys. 6. Gods (Latin). 7. A letter.
Down: 1. A letter. 2. An abbreviation. 3. To strike with a sharp blow. 4. Angers (Poet.) 5. The aromatic principle of flowers. 6. Peeped (Obs.) 7. Small carts used in mines (Supp.) 8. Italian singer (1824 ——). 9. Blows the nose (Low). 10. Suppers. 11. An affix signifying one who. 12. A prefix. 13. A letter.
Brooklyn, N.Y. Gemini.
No. 11. TRANSPOSITION.
Little Dick
Was very sick
From eating primal hard;
He went above,
Where all is love.
And now last his reward.
Rochester, N.Y. R.O. Chester.
No. 12. C.C. HEXAGON.
Across: 1. An abbreviation. 2. A dish of stewed meat. 3. A small rodent mammal. 4. A kind of cold cream. 5. Polishes. 6. A softening of statement (Rhet.) 7. Nitrate of potassa. 8. A French article. 9. A letter.
Down: 1. Probable. 2. A scale of anything. 3. A fagot of brushwood. 4. Shining. 5. Water passages (Prov. Eng.) 6. Durations. 7. One who defrauds. 8. Boundaries. 9. Movements.
Logan, Pa. H.C. W.
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