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3_Transverse timber to intersect a ray of light, (s<4> 8— Kind of punch the fisherman uses. (4) 9— Habitual craving for present day speech.- (9) 10— -See 22 Down. 11— Cut off the end of the dress always. (5) 14— One of several in a flight. (5) 15— Refuse to acknowledge study before the end of January. (4) 16— Also half that molar* (5) 18— Stone work by Albert. (4) 20— Straight from Crete. (5) 21— Lawful member has nearly everything.- (5) 24— Sweetmeat doubly good in France; (6) 25— A beating that may give louts pain; (9) 26— Don’t keep in prison without charge, (4) 27— Blaming a hundred and making certain; (9) Down 1— Peking store where the bull Is not welcome! (S-4) 2— The drawing of a beam in the doorway, (9) 4— Show regret about the head of th? delegation being bad-mannered. (4) 5— Look around in the French river- (5) 6— After a large quantity of wine the editor acted like a goat. (6) 7— Bomb in N.A.T.O.- magazine. (4) 9—Manage to avoid a green on the shield; (5) H _O n e seat — lots put up round the ring* (5) 12— Doesn’t forget about those in the society, (9) 13— Yes, Brandt could be a looker-on, (2-7) 17— A brave man gets northern bird. (5) 19— They make things clearer to pupils.- (6) » 22 and 10 Across, The option is to change the aboriginal.- (11) 23— Sandhill in the island unexplored. (4) 24— Produced and carried, one hears.- (4) (Solution tomorrow) Yesterday’s Solution Across: 1. Stay; 3, Conclave; 8, Idle? 9.- Standing;* 11, High-spirited? 13, Exodus; 14, Staßtel 17, Iferee-’ forward; 20, Loiterer; 21, Edge; 22, Detonate: 23, Fret. Down: 1. Slighter; 2, Allegro; 4, Outfit; 5, Con* sistory; 6, Arise; 7, Eggs; 10, Escutcheon; 13, Hsad-tesS 15, Boarder; -15, Effect; 18, Eask lift j