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St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 13, May 1886, No. 7.: An Illustrated Magazine for Young FolksVarious

General

St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 13, May 1886, No. 7.: An Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks

Name: St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 13, May 1886, No. 7.: An Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks
Author: Various

Various

Children's literature -- Periodicals; Children's periodicals, American

941     Hohokus, N. J. (A)          4       Mrs. R. Van Dien, Jr.
942     Sioux Falls, Dakota (B)    10       Percy Edmison.
943     Sancelito, Cal. (A)         7       A. J. Campbell, Box 31, Marin Co.
944     Buffalo, N. Y. (L)         12       Nathan N. Block, 82 Norris Place.
945     Baltimore, Md.              4       Maurice Straus, 225 Linden Ave.
946     Seneca Falls (B)            5       Wm. Hopper.
947     San Francisco, Cal. (J)     4       Miss Alice J. Ellis, 27 So. Park.
948     Prairie Du Chien, Wis. (A)  7       Chas. Chase, Jr.
949     New York, N. Y. (Z)         4       Fred Stanton, 420 W. 61st St.


DISSOLVED.

863     Providence, R. I. (E)               Frederic Gorham.
362     Newport, R. I. (B)          4       Thomas Crosby, Jr.
242     Philadelphia (I)                    J. F. Stevens.


REORGANIZED.

746     Helena, Montana (A)         8       Kurt Kleinschmidt, Box 292.
 68     Grand Junction, Iowa        2       Miss Sarah I. Smith.
248     Richmond, Va. (A)          23       W. T. Terry, 109 E. Grace St.

Address all communications for this department to the President of the
A. A.,

MR. HARLAN H. BALLARD,
    Principal of Lenox Academy, Lenox, Mass.




THE RIDDLE-BOX.


As THIS number of ST. NICHOLAS goes to press nearly a month earlier than
usual, the names of solvers of March puzzles can not appear until the
issue of the June number.


ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN THE APRIL NUMBER.


AN EASTER REBUS.

    Bid folly fly and sin depart;
    Keep inviolate your heart;
    And Easter lilies, pure and fair,
    Will bud and bloom forever there.


INVERTED PYRAMID. Across: 1. Depopulated. 2. Nominated. 3. Deluded. 4.
Roses. 5. Ten. 6. D.


ST. ANDREW'S CROSS OF DIAMONDS. I. 1. B. 2. Dem(and). 3. Dolor. 4.
Belgium. 5. Moist. 6. Rut. 7. M. II. 1. M. 2. Ham. 3. Huron. 4. Marston.
5. Motor. 6. Nor. 7. N. III 1. M. 2. Tim. 3. Talon. 4. Million. 5.
Moist. 6. Not. 7. N. IV. 1. M. 2. Sam. 3. Sedan. 4. Madison. 5. Mason.
6. Non. 7. N. V. 1. N. 2. Tam. 3. Titus. 4. Natural. 5. Murat. 6. Sat.
7. L.


WORD-SQUARES. I. 1. Racer. 2. Agave. 3. Canal. 4. Evade. 5. Relet. II.
1. Cabal. 2. Above. 3. Bobea. 4. Avers. 5. Least. III. 1. Rabid. 2.
Abide. 3. Bison. 4. Idols. 5. Dense.


PI.

    Spring, with that nameless pathos in the air
    Which dwells with all things fair;
    Spring, with her golden suns and silver rain,
        Is with us once again.


CENTRAL ACROSTIC. Arbor Day. Cross-words: 1. slAin. 2. stRew. 3. saBot.
4. slOop. 5. stRap. 6. seDan. 7. smArt 8. slYly.


HOUR-GLASS. Centrals, April fool. Cross-words: 1. TartArean. 2. reaPers.
3. scRew. 4. vIe. 5. L. 6. aFt. 7. foOls. 8. limOsis. 9. inteLlect.


MYTHOLOGICAL NUMERICAL ENIGMA.

    I love to go in the capricious days
    Of April, and hunt violets.

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St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 13, May 1886, No. 7.: An Illustrated Magazine for Young FolksVarious

General

St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 13, May 1886, No. 7.: An Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks

Various

Children's literature -- Periodicals; Children's periodicals, American

941     Hohokus, N. J. (A)          4       Mrs. R. Van Dien, Jr.
942     Sioux Falls, Dakota (B)    10       Percy Edmison.
943     Sancelito, Cal. (A)         7       A. J. Campbell, Box 31, Marin Co.
944     Buffalo, N. Y. (L)         12       Nathan N. Block, 82 Norris Place.
945     Baltimore, Md.              4       Maurice Straus, 225 Linden Ave.
946     Seneca Falls (B)            5       Wm. Hopper.
947     San Francisco, Cal. (J)     4       Miss Alice J. Ellis, 27 So. Park.
948     Prairie Du Chien, Wis. (A)  7       Chas. Chase, Jr.
949     New York, N. Y. (Z)         4       Fred Stanton, 420 W. 61st St.


DISSOLVED.

863     Providence, R. I. (E)               Frederic Gorham.
362     Newport, R. I. (B)          4       Thomas Crosby, Jr.
242     Philadelphia (I)                    J. F. Stevens.


REORGANIZED.

746     Helena, Montana (A)         8       Kurt Kleinschmidt, Box 292.
 68     Grand Junction, Iowa        2       Miss Sarah I. Smith.
248     Richmond, Va. (A)          23       W. T. Terry, 109 E. Grace St.

Address all communications for this department to the President of the
A. A.,

MR. HARLAN H. BALLARD,
    Principal of Lenox Academy, Lenox, Mass.




THE RIDDLE-BOX.


As THIS number of ST. NICHOLAS goes to press nearly a month earlier than
usual, the names of solvers of March puzzles can not appear until the
issue of the June number.


ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN THE APRIL NUMBER.


AN EASTER REBUS.

    Bid folly fly and sin depart;
    Keep inviolate your heart;
    And Easter lilies, pure and fair,
    Will bud and bloom forever there.


INVERTED PYRAMID. Across: 1. Depopulated. 2. Nominated. 3. Deluded. 4.
Roses. 5. Ten. 6. D.


ST. ANDREW'S CROSS OF DIAMONDS. I. 1. B. 2. Dem(and). 3. Dolor. 4.
Belgium. 5. Moist. 6. Rut. 7. M. II. 1. M. 2. Ham. 3. Huron. 4. Marston.
5. Motor. 6. Nor. 7. N. III 1. M. 2. Tim. 3. Talon. 4. Million. 5.
Moist. 6. Not. 7. N. IV. 1. M. 2. Sam. 3. Sedan. 4. Madison. 5. Mason.
6. Non. 7. N. V. 1. N. 2. Tam. 3. Titus. 4. Natural. 5. Murat. 6. Sat.
7. L.


WORD-SQUARES. I. 1. Racer. 2. Agave. 3. Canal. 4. Evade. 5. Relet. II.
1. Cabal. 2. Above. 3. Bobea. 4. Avers. 5. Least. III. 1. Rabid. 2.
Abide. 3. Bison. 4. Idols. 5. Dense.


PI.

    Spring, with that nameless pathos in the air
    Which dwells with all things fair;
    Spring, with her golden suns and silver rain,
        Is with us once again.


CENTRAL ACROSTIC. Arbor Day. Cross-words: 1. slAin. 2. stRew. 3. saBot.
4. slOop. 5. stRap. 6. seDan. 7. smArt 8. slYly.


HOUR-GLASS. Centrals, April fool. Cross-words: 1. TartArean. 2. reaPers.
3. scRew. 4. vIe. 5. L. 6. aFt. 7. foOls. 8. limOsis. 9. inteLlect.


MYTHOLOGICAL NUMERICAL ENIGMA.

    I love to go in the capricious days
    Of April, and hunt violets.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 13, May 1886, No. 7.: An Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks

St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 13, May 1886, No. 7.: An Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks

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