RIDDLE.

An incorporated town. 8. To unite. 9. Frisks. 10.
A full suit of defensive armor. II. One who ponders

A layer. 15. Evaded. 16. Part of an arrow. 17. To
exasperate.
J. M. C.

It is sleek, and it's lithe, and it rubs round your knee; studiously. 12. Wonderful. 13. A small anchor. 14.
It swims, and it also sails over the sea;
It warbles and trills in the top of the tree;
Sometimes it has one tail, sometimes it has nine;
Come, tell me the name of this strange beast of mine.
L. E. JOHNSON.

ILLUSTRATED DIAGONAL.

CHARADE.

WITHOUT my first the clergy would despair;
Without it where were conscience? self-control?
Consistency? contrition of the soul?

Yet, but for it, conversion, I declare,
Were a translation. Blind of heart, beware!
Behold the swine in second, "cheek by jowl";
Or else recall the saying, quaint and droll-
"It's in your eye," and look for second there.
'T is but a step to third, for it is, too.
Shun fourth! shun fourth! yet do not ask me why.
Is thy whole broken? Then I pity thee.

Thou may'st repair; thou canst not make anew.
Oh, whole! for thee well might brave freemen die,
Thou guardian of our priceless liberty.

I. UPPER DIAMOND: I. In tragical. 2. A couch. 3. Ruins. 4. Middle. 5. A county of England. 6. To utter. 7. In tragical.

II. LEFT-HAND DIAMOND: I. In tragical. 2. Cunning. 3. Fright. 4. Step by step. 5. A very desirable card. 6. A chart. 7. In tragical.

III. CENTRAL SQUARE: 1. Large bundles of goods. 2. An old word meaning "to let fall." 3. A large basin. 4. The French word for "pupil." 5. Withers.

IV. RIGHT-HAND DIAMOND: I. In tragical. 2. A weight. 3. A body of soldiers. 4. A barnyard fowl. 5. One who takes notice. 6. By. 7. In tragical.

V. LOWER DIAMOND: 1. In tragical. 2. A very open fabric. 3. A Roman historian. 4. To fold again. 5. To warm thoroughly. 6. To rest. 7. In tragical.

THE DE VINNE PRESS, NEW YORK.

ROGER HOYT AND FRED KELSEY.

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