The National tribune., 1894-11-29
Nos. Observation-Disclosures Squares.
ny HOLT

Nos. 95-I62O-AIphabeticaI Squares.
BY A. F. HOLT. LYNN. MASS.
tA) ]. The STONE which Ccres rested when
worn down by fatigue in searching for her
| daughter (Brewer) 2. Pertaining to laughter
B. Doth elapse. T. Frerch poet; born 1872 3. 4
| helper g. Howiing monkeys .. lake OF Al
grria (Norc) g. An ancient measure of corn.
| (UGnb)
| (B) I. rope cord used for tying cigars and
| for other purposes. (Cent) .. Combined with
men. Cent? g. Que Of the Society Islands. Z.
PoSi-viiiagc Usage County, Kan. s. Pertaining TO
| Edessh. Cent?
! &C. L supers;itious devotion TO the mysteries
| of the religion which one Processes. Q. The ancient
unrne of Glastonbury. England. (FuiIarton) 8 A
| town of Asia Minor. T. Tightening. 5. A town of
Italy. (V"re.) 6. Provided about or lived like
| Indian Cent? 7. A native OF Sienna. 8. Ex-
trenIely hard, biuish-gray stones (Worc)
| Cd ]. grass of the same genus wheat. 2.
| An onielet. (Dungi) 3. Pertaining to laughter.
| 4. Duiler. s. Constructed. (NAt. Med. Dct) 6.
Attrahent. (Dung) !. An island of Norway. 8.
! Hidden.
| (E) l. Agrettes. q p o.. Chester County Pa
8. Italian painter; IsG5-1745. French horologer;
rate or tax paid by baroas. knights and inferior
tenants 7. P. o., Fayetie County, Tex. g. Those
who a sling.
~ l. Certain fees or rents paid by tenants. q
Tire typical genus of ne family Agarsiidae. Cent?
3. One w!in ntneIIts. Those who live in fear. 5.
+. o.. Somerset CeaHty, n j. g. Swiss chrOnicler;
d. 1850. :. TO make fnrcvcr famous. 8. A species
OF tine, Thin silk fabric.
(G.) l. Tie doctrines of Gaien q A village and
gulf fn Greece. g. Lsieneies. L. Persons legally
entitled 10 vote. 5. Italian music composer; 10th
century. O. To Incorporate. 7. The end OF ships
lseelson. 8. town of Hispania Tsrrsconenss.
(1mith)
(H) !. A point some distance below the top of
a mast or siaff. 2. Atown Of Macedonia. tsmitI}
3. One who lamenls. 4. More fieecy. 5. A steward.
6. musical response. Z. y name given to various
iron ores Cent? 8. Tureens.
o. l. Mohammedansm. 2. A market town of
Hungary. d1ipp. So 5. river of Mexico Or.
5. town Of itaiy. 6. The person who indoTses.
Z. Italian stringed instrument maker; 175i-I755 8.
4 maritime town of Morocco. tLipp. 500
o. !. A cliefin Benjamin. (Smith.) q Atown
tory one OF an ancient Jewish sect that worshiped
frogs G,r"i,E9 :; eeneTa OF fishes. Cent? .
atiests. 3. a town Of Belgium.
* |. In Hindoo mythology, the name of
terrible serpent destroyed by Krishna. (Lipp.
BiogJ g se,'-ears. 8. slothfulness. T. An old
vilInge Of Middiesex County, Mass. Or. & McN)
g. class of polyEastric nfusoria. Cent? Z. An
Rctor. Cent? g. Peculiar bitter substances.
d. j. Length 2. Operation. g. Box-elders
Italian music composers 10Th century. g. French
horologer; 18th century. 7. Despising. g. Ses-
sons. (Wrghts Prov. Dict)
(M) J. A town of CeIebcs. 2. Italian painter;
1864. 3. A town OF Portueuf County Quebee T.
Taxes. 5. Belgian judge and state sman; !7II-iSOl
G. town of Naples. tLipp. SO T. Escaped. g.
II commune OF Saxony. iJohnston1
(N.) J. A genus of chalcid hymenopterous in.
sec,s. Cent? 2. tone produced by open
string. (Ceni.) 3. The ancient name of Trieste
T. An island and County of Wales. S. The endmost
plnks of strakes. 6. Possets. Cent? Z. A hori-
zon.al tie securing uprigiits to one another. g. An
island in the Sooloo Archipelago. (WOrc.)
(O) /. The name Of several grasses. q virgin
Of Arcadia. 3; town Of Spaia. 4 Rejoiees. s.
(Eucy. Dict) 7. Hardest. s. town of Naples
(Iipp. '56).
(P) /. Female Popes. 2. Italian engraver; 1850
g. Neapotan painter 18th century. f. Town of
Wurtembrg. (Fullarton.) s. A niarket-town of
Mornvia. Lipp. $50 G. Belgian vioIinist and
composer; b. 1872 3. Those who make entrance
beginning. g. A native OF Sienna. in Italy.
fo1 l. Cabala Cent? o Inhabfting the water
g. Ornaments often sculpiured on the friezs of the
cniabIature In the Roman Ionic and Corinthian
orders of architecture Cent? 4: Destitute of
linen draper. (Unab) z. An aiepoe. 8. The
Essenes. lCraig.)
(R.) l. Toasted. 2. A supposed specific substance,
forming the basis of large class of animal sub
stances. Supp. Unab) 8. Neapoitan painter; 18th
century. 4. Served. Cent? 5. p. o.. Barbour
County, Ala. 6. French revolutionist and public
prosecutor; l747-1795. z. An East Indian monkey.
y. Inactive.
81 l. A village of Italy. 2. King of Seville;
1918 g. To weigh. 4. Urges. 5. Ratilng sounds
or effects. As from the beating of drum. tCent.)
Hungary. (Johnston) 8. Pertaining 10 Odessa.
Cent?
ID /. Post-village, Coleman County. Texas. .
To resound. Cent? 3. A cape the coast of
Arabia. (Fuarton.) 4. Any glandular hair Cent?
3. Cushions stools to kneel upon. 6. Post-ham-
let Dare County. n. c. Z To wear away. as earth
by the action OF wafer. tUHRb-1 .. A town of the
Netherlands. in Limburg.
U)l A river of Oregon. = White crystalline
substances produced by the oxidation OF narcotne.
Unab) 8. Most active. T. Dress 5. One who in
I7O7-l7e2 s. The point where the lambdod pare
omastod and occipitomastoid sutures of the skull
meet. Cent?
V) !. OF or pertaining to vaccine. CENT? 2. A
very compact, darkrcoIored rock. 8. Singers in q
choir. L. Courts 5. An island in Ciew Bay. west
coast of Irelanc CWore9 g. A town Of Turkey:
z. Jaundicod. (Nat. Med. Dici) 8. A village of
France, in Herauit.
IVY l. Fruitful. q The heroine of Beaumont
and Fletchers The Spanish Citrate" brewery
g. The water spiders. mutually 4. Peddiers. ).
to the bottom of tho bore OF "a mortar. Cent? s.
To nterpose. Cent? Z. Harshest 3. COM
muno and village Of Italy. (JohnstOn)
X) l. A village of Mexico. OR. & MeN) 2 Ger
tain crystaizable, tasteiess glucosides. (Nat Med.
Dict.) 3. station in Sullivan County. n. Y.
QBullinger's Guide) 4. A kind of slipper with
straps buttoning around the ankle. Cent? 8.
Places where tiles are made. 6. Beginnings. 2.
Clemency. g. Taxes.
Y.) l. A city OF Japan. Webster.) 2. Hydrous
arseniates of zinc. (Cent) 8. Ropes attached to
the hackarnore. (Cent) 4. Peirosilex Cent? 5.
Tenants who have no lsnd (Jxmieson's Scot. Dict)
G. One of the two halves of batieraly symmetri-
cal animals. T. Uttered s. village of Belgium.
(Z) l. Village of Mexico. Or & McN.) 2. Arabic.
3. An ancient town of Italy. 4. Owners of con-
tiguous estates 5, Whispered. lWrighi's Prov.
Dict) 6. To convert into steel. (Cent.) 7. p. o.,
Henry County, Ill. Or. & Men, s. An act of
charity.
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.
The above batch of 20 eight-squSres will add 10
the fame already achieved by the " Champion from
Lynn" The first words nlplIabetica CON-
mencing with the letters from A TO II, and until
some formist turns out alrh' bctical serss by
last words, this lot must be counted the record
winner.-No one succeeded in guessing The
authors of Nos 1914, 15l7 aud l520-Nypho, Ernest
and Guidon, respectively. Several picked the trio
but failed to place them correctly, while n number
of others named two without difficulty
Some named Kosciusko McGnty for the whole
three, while not few of the guesses were anus
ingly incorrect. The voting gave l5I first place;
1870 second and 1917 third regards merit Bar;,-
yard and other retired hattiss being among those
giving Nyphos verses preference. The haiotsg |
close, and tho interest manifested i'll the |