HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1945-10-04, Page 6LIFE'S LIKE THAT
By Fred Neber
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"I haven't shown it to Henry yet I'm waiting till he buys
that fishing outfit he's been talking about getting."
WITHOUT MAKING A HIT OR A RUN SHRIMP MGGEE WAS TNF
HERO OF THE GAME BECAUSE IN THE THIRD INNING, WITH THE
OPPONENTS LEADING, 36-2, HE KNOCKED FOUR FOULS
IRRETRIEVABLY INTO THE UNDERBRUSH, WHICH
EXHAUSTED THE SUPPLY OF BALLS AND IT HAD
TO BE DECLARED 'NO CONTEST'
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(Copyright, 1931, by TM Ea Syndlmta, inn
NORTHWESTERN STATE
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1 Depicted state.
10 First woman.
11 Pertaining to
old age.
12 Weight of
India.
13 Beverage.
14 Biblical
pronoun.
15 Woody plant.
17 Mite.
19 Virginia
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21 Folded.
24 Rounded.
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29 Silver coin of 54 Type of
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33 Frighteners. 55 Area measure.
35 Adjust. 56 Female deer.
37 Has been 58 Stir.
tolled. 59 Ardor.
38 John (Gaelic). 60 Glass water
40 Nets. bottle.
41 Rover. 62 Be seated.
44 Promissory 63 Advocates of
note (abbr.).
45 Provided with
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48 Indians.
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1 Direction. 18 Swiss river.
20 Consumed.
22 Part (Latin).
23 Empties.
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stock reserve
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26 Hastened.
27 Silkworm.
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31 Era.
32 The (Fr.),
34 Japanese
vassal.
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39 Seine.
42 Alleged force.
43 Projecting
salient in a
fort.
45 Accomplishes.
46 Examine.
47 Purpose.
49 Divan.
51 Baseball term.
52 Entrance.
53 Decays.
55 Perform.
57 Snaky fish.
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THE SPORTING THING
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
By William
Ferguson
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OFA NAVAL CANNON IS THIL
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MESSAGES TO HIS WIFE
WHEN ,HE IS FAR OFF
1N THE MOUNTAINS.
COPR. 1941 BY NEA SERVICL INF^
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SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
R.1939 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. T. M. KEG. U. S. PAT. OFF.
"Please, father! Is one fly worth all this?"
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CROSSTWN
By Roland Coe
"I hope I can retain this habit of secrecy about where I've been
and where I'm going. It may come in handy when I'm a married
man!"
REC('LAR FELLERS—Bird of An Idea
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.t AFRAID TO ASK HIM
FOR A GLAG5 Chi=
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By J. MILLAR WATT
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