The Pensacola journal., 1906-05-27
THAT SEIPPERY
OLD DOLLAR
. GOT AWAY
CConinued from Page Nine)

Ruth Head, city.
Alberta Pourtless. city.
Harry Porter, Montgomery, Ala.
Jack Suggs. city.
Minerva Jones. Escambia, Fla.
Lillian Suggs, city, x.a
,Bffie Suggs. CITY. =
John Frenkel, city
Clara B. Frenkel, city.
Eddie Frenkel. city.
Theresa ValanZanO, city.
Will Sam Barrow, city.
Joe Febro, city.
Julia Altman, city.
Rosa Altman, city.
Jennette Farine, city.
Florence Wells, city.
Albert Wells. city.
Hannah Stone. city.
Nora Wells, city.
Oscar Wells, city.
Maudie Burgra, city.
Robt. Cushman Daniels, city.
Garland Nunez, city.
Florence B 1880 w. Zarragossa)
Webster Berry, city.
Emanuel S. Roth, CITY,,
Peter Knowles. Bays'nOre.
Everett Rice, city.
hasten SoderqT;st, city.
Benjamin D. Robinson, city.
Norma Bszzell, city.
Alma Yates, city.
Roy Carlin, city.
Eugene Kerchoffer, city.
Virginia c. Walker, city.
Camelia Schmtz, city.
Emory H. Skinner, city.
Ida Tippin Walton, city.
Sylvia Kinney, Jacksonville, Fla.
Floyd Hemphill. city.
James Rowan, city.
Katie M. Hartman, city.
Julia NJ. Pfeiffer, city.
Stella Reinhardt, city.
AdTain Whiting. city.
Fred Levy, city.
Maud Clark, city.
Everett Welsh, city.
Clyde lsanhour, Milton, Fla.
Clyde Douglas. o.ty.
c. V. LindstrOm, city.
Joseph Barber, city.
Doris Crona, Warrington, Fla.
Barbara Parkhill, Tallahassee, Fla.
Mabel Hokett, city.
Gatha King, city. =
Elmer Ward Hagood, Spartanburg.
S. c.
VIM. Mod Hagood, spartanburg. S.
c.
Tom Hagood, Spartanburg, s. c.
Eugene Wilson. city
Leila Brown, city,. r.
Lille Hartzog, city
H. st. ]. Wienholtz, city.
Rebecca Fondebila. city.
Eunica L. Fernandez, city.
John l. Walker, city.
Matrie ]. O'Connell. city.
Nearly Correct.
The following bright puzzlers sent
correct answers to eight of the nine
puzzle PICTURES:
Oscar H. Schusse,. Jr., who gives
No. Z pineapple" is so nearly correct
lie deserves special mention. as does
Mac Hodgkins, who is even nearer
being correct giving mo. Z
'ippin" and a ''pippin" is an apple"
is not always "pippin."
Florence Fondebila gives both mos.
and 4 orange" and though the edi.
or feels sure she meant to write mo.
Damson," as Miss Rosa did, it had
o be thrown out. The little lady
must be very careful, as the puzzle
EDITOR must be governed only by the
-nswers written on the coupon.
Hilda, Edward and Marguerite An
lerson, Charlie Merritt. ]. Montrose
Gdrehi, Elmire Bell, Olga Thiesen,
Willie Wilkinson, Bessie L. Perryman.
)llie and Edna Briggs, Clotilde Di
1ustro, Valerian, Indelithia and
csperidian Borras, Laurie Traweek.
dinnie Barbara, Vincent Bruno. Do
nincio Monti, all give mo. 8" as either
watermelon" "raisin" or "currant."
Nary Jones mo. persimmon," juan
ia Simmons mo. z date" Mack Flow
rs (Dsthan) mo. current" Max
Towers (''Dairy Farm" -Ga) mo.
="
Alberta and Rose May Reno mo.
watermelon" These little girls ad-
ressed their envelope to alberta
leno, 626 e. Government St. city,
instead of to Puzzles" and had a mar
ow escape from getting left out.
Jake Berlin's answers to "a and 81
re not only illegible. but all are sol
lines blank and some
With two words on them that the!
Fhole coupon had to be thrown out.
Everett Welsh addressed his en-
elope to himself instead of Puzzles
nd came near getting left in the an
wers to advertisements.
Two blank coupons were received
nd the editor has no means of know
ng who sent them. but fears two
'ensacola puzzlers will be disappoint-
d, as they were together in a white
nvelope dropped in the Puzzle Box in
he Journal office.
Miss Lucille Alderman sends a beau
fully typewriter list. but-she will
lease read the rule az top Of Answer
'oupon."
Aloysius Berry sends answers to the
Writer" puzzle pictures.
Dick Vanny forgot to read the rule
{ the top of the Answer Coupon"
So many letters were received that
is impossible to print them all. but
hose from Marv Jones, Delta. Fla.