The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-30
official Organ of the Newark Puzzle, Club.
EDITED BY ABEL EM.
Cows, Z. In law. an action. 10. The let
ter r.. PARK.
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ANAGRAM.
Admit II. this scene, o. X.
REYLOA
NEW STYLE

Admit IT. this sceue, o. X.
REvLoa
NEW STYLE DIAMOND.
! The letter e. 2 tNus.) In old sol
local community, with land in common ana
apportioued by lot. 4. (Rom. MYTH The
god of war and of fertility. 5 CMus.) A
generally selected from the Scriptures.
q. (S. Ann Same as g%enisaro. Z The am
rient Greek Tyre. s. A large peninsula of
Southwestern Asia STANDARD. Proper
IL To undertake. e. To go (obs.l 10. The
letter A. MUSICUS.
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CHARADE
two very large fishes are ONE and TWO.
As large as you'd wish to see:
Jonah got tired Of living in ONE
TWOsS known for its voracity.
Push both together you still rave a fish,
A fish instead of a fight;
Twill be no mistake to say that COM
Another large TWO all right.
AFTER ALL
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DIAMOND,
]. The letter $. q. A latchet. strap, or
flap on q shoe or slipper. 3. To thrash
tObs.). A. To strew, throw, or scatter
about. ). Makers of wills. 6. Given to or
characterized by leaplng. Z, italian sculp-
lOls Iftf~leJu totdlGdTu, ITOD6T Name3J.
8. Anything by which something else Is
secured or fastened. .. To distress.
10. tBraz) A cebine monkey. II. The let
ter l.. TRYON.
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CHARADE.
I close my eyes half dreaming and
FIRST SECOND l can see,
The figure of a baby, posed
Upon his mothers knee,
And wonder If I ever did
Resemble such as he.
He vninly tries to dine upon
Each chubby dimpled fist,
Anon each rosy foot he tries
With supple joints atwist-
FIRST SECOND stunts" he might outdo
A trained contorionist !
My eyes unclose; reflected from
My glass, what do | see?
A genuine antithesis,
An incongruity-
That grizz1ed mug no semblance haa
o. N. E. ONE.
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SQUARE.
1. local, u. SD A calf brought up on
grass instead of milk or prepared food.
2. To have imperative need Of. 8. (Ch.
Hist.) Certain Christians t3d century, who
used water instead of wine In the eucharist.
4. Persqading oohs.o. .; a lake IN Asia;
of the river Amoo-Darya Oippincott).
G. Erineum of grapevine leaves, caused
by a gall-mite. Z. Same as regles tOps.l.
ENAVLICM.
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ANTITHETIc TRANsDELETIoN.
after Arcanus.)
Kind peru jcr, be at peace,
Or give some comfort and ne'er cease,
Note never all your neighbours sin !.
The TOTAL always wears a grin.
II.
Bewail the live-long day and night;
Mourn, chafe and fret, and never BRIGHT
Regret the past, the future dread
Manner LAST mates with shaking head.
PRIMROSE.
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DIAMOND.
1. The letter v. 2. IN. Am, Ind A noc-
casin-like shoe, worn especially by from
tiersmen. 3. (Her.) Same as vaire-
4. Versed sine: a contraction. 5. (L) On
the contrary. 6. cd A dance initiating
the Polish mazurka, redowa, and polka
introduced in Paris in 1858. Z. In medieval
times. the parts of horses armors which
covered the back of the neck. 3. (F.1
Mucous membranes (Foster). 8. Eagles.
1e. Gives tObs. Encyc. Dict.) II. The LETT
ter A. REX.
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CURTAILMENT.
winner of contribution prize.)
Mary had a little ONE,
Which on the ONE tree grew;
And there were tiny seeds IN 1t,
No larger than a TWO.
She carried 1t to school one day
although against the rulel
And when the teachers back was turned
Ate IL in time of school.