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The Star Cross-word Puzzle. E /s 71 ■2! 22 23 29 25 *7 28 37 35 36 37 W 92 93 99 E 98 so 57 CLUES. I—ln these you are in difficulties. 6—Surrender. 11— A bright orange colour which an initial change would make rather like a game. 12— Famous for its last days. 13— No putrefaction here. 14— Paddle in water. 16—Make fit. 19— -A compass point. 20— Half of a vanished European State. 23 'The Muses were so many. 24 His strategem helps to make a Restoration play. 23—Popular cakes in Scotland. 27—A Scots negative will make it sand}'. 29 These are not common. 30— Citizen of a European country. 31— A student. 33 A knowledge of the first of this is often useful. 34 Rolled tobacco. 37—This is heavy to bear. 35 The mechanical bookmaker (abbrev.). 39—Describes a number of English poets. 41—Cask. 43 Principle. 44 Roundness. 47—Verse with zoological affinities. 45 Little halo. 49 Very much at sea. 50— A spendthrift. 51— Intended to carry burdens. 1— Singer with a high voice. 2 The Scottish lion this. 3 Foolish. 4 The Manx cat lacks this-r 5 Just a twig. (s—-Packing case. 7—With this you need no effort. S—Austere. 9—A number. 10—r Hurtful. 15—New recruits are this. 17—Sir Isaac’s canine friend. IS—Can sit in the Commons, but not the Lords. 21— The panel of your wireless set is probably of this. 22 To shine. 26 N either. 27 Sacred wine. 2S—All things come to this. 29—With a key ’twill serve. 31— For the support of the poor. 32 Disastrous. 33 Venice’s hansom. 36—Net-like. 40— One appointed to examine a challenge to a panel of jurors. 41— You do this to receive the acco-, lade. 42 Rich fertiliser. 43 In Scotland a widow’s right to part of her husband’s property. 45—At a former time. 46 Destruction.

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION. ACROSS.-—Carlyle, Shirt, Stout, Attribute, Smite, Kse, Raves, Egest, Radish, Trolley, Rook, Oread, Bell, Ripon, Reams, Goat, Piave, Acme, Restamp, Lauder, Seine. Essen. Pia.