The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-07
Every Puzzler Ought to Be
Right in Answering
This Week.
MISS JOYCE WILDER GETS THE
DOLLAR AND JOHN HARDIN
CARTER CAN EAT THE CANDY
OR GIVE 1T TO HIS SWEET
HEART. IF HE is SENSIBLE
ENOUGH TO HAVE ONE.

Miss Joyce Wilder. of Cantonement,
Fla, wins The Journals prize dollar
for correct answers 10 the most diff
cult puzzle that The Journals puzzle
army has ever been called upen to
decipher, and Master John Hardin
Garter. us North Baylen street, is the
winner of the box of Huyler's candy,
given by the DAlemherTe pharmacy.
What a time the little puzzle peo-
pie had this week, and the puzzle
editor saw sights" OF trouble in get
ting out the correct answers from the
incorrect as every answer had TO be
read over carefully and compared with
the figures of the correct answers"
given.
The puzzle army did remarkably
we'll with the hard puzzle last week,
and every member who sent in mis-
or her answer proved sincere effort to
make the answers out correctly.
The puzzles this week are a great
deal easier, and the children will hive
very little trouble with them.
Correct Answers.
The correct answers to last weeks
puzzle are as follows:
44-One III 1, 3, 5, z; ten in 2, 4, 6,
Is.
42-one in 1, 5; two in 3. T.; nine
in 2, 4, 6, 8.
4O-one in 1, S; three in 3, Z; eight
in 2, 4, 6, 8.
3S-one in 1. 8; four in 8, Z; seven
in g 4, 6, 8.
S6-One in 1. 5; five in 8, Z; six
in 4, 6, s.
34-one in 1, 5; six in 8, Z; five
| in 2 g. g.
32-One in 1. 5; seven in 5, z; four
| in 2, 4, 6, s.
so-one in 1, 5; eight in 8, z; three
| in 2, f. 6, s.
2S-One In l, 5; nine in 3, Z; two
| in 2, 4, 6, s.
26-One in 1, 5; ten in 3, Z; one
| in 2, 4, 6, S.
From the City.
Those sending in correct answers
from the city were: John Hardin
Carter, Dan Walker, Virginia Walker,
Mary Lily billiard, Lucy Swaine. Ed
ward Swaine Manuel Johnson. William
Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Viola Roch,
TryIbe Johnson, Elizabeth Moreno.
George Maechal Stoeckenger, Ellis o..
Williams, John Reynolds Gibson, Lii
lie Mae Gibson, Mercer Kuester, John
T. Reed.
Answers Out of Town.
Answers were received from Wilma
Gladys Williams, Pine Barren; Ogles-
by Burge, Florala; Joyce Williams,
CantOnement
Partly Correct.
Answers that were not entirely cor
rect came from Bulah Allen, Cara
belle: Bessie ShackIeford. Frank Will
son. Bluff Springs: T. r. Lannon, Eva
Davis, John H Patterson, Jr., Mus
cogee; Toney s. Johnson, Annie r. P
Pfeiffer, A o. Gonzalez. Frederick A.
Kuester, IndeIithia BoEras, Clarence
Everett Kramer, Bspendion A. Borras,
Veteran Borras. Mac HOdgldns, Mil
ton: Minnie Langley, Roberdeau
Geist, Pine Barren; Gladys Bell. Ell
mire Bell. Helen Sandusky, Margaret
Sandusky, James Sandusky, Alex. NJ
Saunders, c. Richard Saunders, Chris
topher A. Johnson, Bryant Comming,
B. D. Hoffman, Jr., Irene Hernandez.
Letters From Puzzlers.
The following notes come from
members of the puzzle army who
worked over the puzzle of last weeS
The puzzle editor wishes that all the
faithful little puzzle people could hage
received either a dollar or box or
candy:
Cantonement, Fla, July 1.
Mr.. Puzzle Editor: We send our
answers to the puzzles and hope they
are correct. We are going TO try 10
win that dollar, and if we don't we
like candy.
Your dttle friends,
EULA AND JOYCE WILDER.
Milton, Fla, July 3, 1907.
Mr. Puzzle Editor: The puZz'es
were rather hard last Sunday. l hope
have them correct and will win the
dollar or candy.
Your friend,
MAC HODGKINS.