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ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN No. 132.
No. 1.
Dub-lin.
No. 2.
D-ur-a. P-aisle-y. V-eva-y. M-agent-a. S-ever-n. M-iser-y. L-adog-a.
No. 3.
Diary.
No. 4.
Helena. Charles. Red. Snake. Erie. Clinch. Charles Dickens.
No. 5.
T T
T A B T U B
T A B E S T U B E S
T A B A R E T T U B U L A R
B E R M E B E L A M
S E E S A M
T R
No. 6.
Lair--air. Clock--lock. Gas--as. Mill--ill. Man--an. Skate--Kate.
Shot--hot. Sam--am. Sever--ever.
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The answer to the Rebus on page 432 (No. 131) is "A bird in the hand is
worth two in the bush."
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Correct answers to puzzles have been received from Maud Mary Chambers,
George P. Taggart, John J. Widrig, Mabel Shelton, Eda L. Baldwin, Clara
Blank, Sammie Bronson, Lulu Kirtland, Alice and Richard Tindall, "I.
Scycle," A. Gertie Childs, F. F. Tonn, Leo Marks, Clinton Roe, Elsie
O. R., Edgar Seeman, A. E. Cressingham, William A. Lewis, Mabel and
Annie Knight, Lizzie Maxwell, J. R. Blake, Jessie S. Godine, Albert
Feibel, "Red Riding Hood," Florence Raymond, John Walter Bangs, Smith
Tangiers, Arthur Comstock, and Lulu Brown.
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[_For Exchanges, see 2d and 3d pages of cover._]
[Illustration: SOME ANSWERS TO WIGGLE No. 26, OUR ARTIST'S IDEA, AND NEW
WIGGLE, No. 27.]