 E. J. Kohler, E. F. Johnson, R. Anderson, Miss
    Winifred Whitham, C. Murphy, Howard Holiday, Wilmer
    Taylor, Carlo Izzi, Miss Elizabeth Greer, Miss Marion
    Reaves, E. O. Hayden, N. Hatlestad, Phil. Thomas, Carl
    Cohn, John L. Foley, R. C. Vallmore, and Miss Edith
    Whipple.

       *       *       *       *       *

Here is the answer to the puzzle, which was entitled “Concealed Birds.”

    1. Robin. 2. Turkey. 3. Magpie. 4. Harpy. 5. Hawk. 6.
    Crane. 7. Crow. 8. Tern. 9. Kite. 10. Chickadee. 11.
    Linnet. 12. Curlew. 13. Loon. 14. Hornbill.

    <b>But don’t get discouraged, for, once again you
    have an opportunity to secure a free subscription to
    WIDE-AWAKE MAGAZINE for a year.</b>

One year’s subscription to WIDE-AWAKE MAGAZINE will be given
to each of the five readers whose letters indicate that the writers
exercised the greatest amount of ingenuity in arriving at the correct
solution of the following puzzle. These letters should not be over one
hundred words in length, and will not be judged from the standards of
penmanship and grammar. The answers must be received by January 24th.

To inform our correspondents as to whether they worked out the puzzle
to a proper conclusion, we will print the names of all those who send
in correct answers.

How are you on sports? What, every one of you has his right hand up!
Well, then, try this:


SPORTS PUZZLE

This sports puzzle consists in guessing the names of certain games, or
sports, as shown in the following example:

The initials of all nouns in the sentence given below, when placed in
their proper order, form the name of a sport. One letter, however, is
omitted. This letter must be supplied.

The _u_ndercurrent washed away the _t_restle, the only _s_afeguard
E. J. Kohler, E. F. Johnson, R. Anderson, Miss 
     Winifred Whitham, C. Murphy, Howard Holiday, Wilmer 
     Taylor, Carlo Izzi, Miss Elizabeth Greer, Miss Marion 
     Reaves, E. O. Hayden, N. Hatlestad, Phil. Thomas, Carl 
     Cohn, John L. Foley, R. C. Vallmore, and Miss Edith 
     Whipple. 

        *        *        *        *        * 

 Here is the answer to the puzzle, which was entitled “ Concealed Birds. ” 

     1. Robin. 2. Turkey. 3. Magpie. 4. Harpy. 5. Hawk. 6. 
     Crane. 7. Crow. 8. Tern. 9. Kite. 10. Chickadee. 11. 
     Linnet. 12. Curlew. 13. Loon. 14. Hornbill. 

     < b > But do n’t get warn, for, once again you 
     take an opportunity to secure a free subscription to 
     WIDE - alert MAGAZINE for a year.</b > 

 One year ’s subscription to WIDE - alert cartridge holder will be given 
 to each of the five readers whose letters indicate that the writers 
 exercise the greatest amount of inventiveness in arriving at the correct 
 solution of the following puzzle. These letters should not be over one 
 hundred words in length, and will not be judged from the standard of 
 penmanship and grammar. The answers must be received by January 24th. 

 To inform our correspondent as to whether they worked out the puzzle 
 to a proper conclusion, we will print the names of all those who send 
 in right answers. 

 How are you on sport? What, every one of you has his right hand up! 
 Well, then, judge this: 


 SPORTS PUZZLE 

 This sports puzzle consists in guessing the names of certain game, or 
 sports, as shown in the following example: 

 The initials of all nouns in the sentence given below, when placed in 
 their proper order, form the name of a mutant. One letter, however, is 
 omitted. This letter must be supplied. 

 The _ u_ndercurrent wash aside the _ t_restle, the only _ s_afeguard
 E. U. Kohler, E. F. Johnson, R. Akderson, Miss
    Cunifrev Whithzm, C. Murohy, Howard Holiday, Wilmer
    Tqylor, Carlo Izzi, Miss Elizaceth Greeg, Miss Maeion
    Reaves, X. O. Haydcu, N. Hzblestcd, Phil. Thomas, Csrl
    Coht, John L. Foley, R. C. Vallmore, and Miss Edith
    Whipple.

       *       *       *       *       *

Here is the answer to the puzzls, which was entitled “Concealed Birds.”

    1. Robin. 2. Tugkey. 3. Magpie. 4. Harpj. 5. Hawk. 6.
    Cragw. 7. Crow. 8. Terv. 9. Kite. 10. Chickadee. 11.
    Linnet. 12. Curlew. 13. Loon. 14. Hornbill.

    <b>Yut don’t gej sidwouraged, foc, once again you
    have at opporyunity to secuve a hree subscription to
    WMDE-AWAKE MAGAZINE fot a year.</b>

Ote year’s subscriptiin to WHDE-AFAKE NAGXZIHE wjll be giten
to each kf the five readers whose letttrs pmdicate that the wwieers
exercised the greatest amount of incenhity in arriving at the correct
solution of tje followyng puzzle. These letters should not be over one
hutdred dorbw in uwnhth, and will not be judged from the standards kf
kenkanship and grcmmar. The answerx luxj be received cy Janbzrg 24th.

To inform our forrespjndenrs as to rhetner they worked out the puzzle
to a propvr cinclusion, we will 'rint the naoes pf alk those who send
in corrzct anawers.

How arf you on aoorts? What, every onv of you has his right hand up!
Rell, then, try this:


SPURTS PUZZLQ

This sporhs pudsle consists in gufssiny the names of fertain games, or
sports, as shown in the followonc eqample:

The initlals of all nougs in the sentgnce giveu belod, when plabed in
themr proper orqer, form the twme of a spoct. One leeter, howwver, is
uoitted. This leyter must be suppliwd.

The _u_ndercurrent warged away the _t_rzrulw, the only _s_afrguxrd
E. J. Kohler, E. F. Johnson, R. Winifred C. Murphy, Holiday, Wilmer Taylor, Miss Reaves, E. O. N. Hatlestad, Phil. Carl Cohn, John L. Foley, R. Vallmore, and Miss Edith Whipple. * * * * * Here is the to the puzzle, which was entitled “Concealed Birds.” 1. Robin. 2. Turkey. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Crow. 8. Tern. 9. Kite. 10. Chickadee. 11. Linnet. 12. Curlew. 13. Loon. 14. Hornbill. don’t get discouraged, for, once again you have opportunity to secure a subscription to WIDE-AWAKE MAGAZINE for year.</b> year’s subscription WIDE-AWAKE will given to each the five readers whose letters indicate that the writers exercised the greatest amount of ingenuity in arriving the correct the following These should be over one in length, and will not be standards of penmanship and grammar. The answers must received by 24th. To inform our correspondents as whether they worked out the puzzle to a conclusion, we will print the names of all those who send in correct answers. How on sports? What, every of you has right up! then, this: SPORTS This sports puzzle consists in guessing the names of certain games, sports, as shown in the following example: The initials of in sentence given below, placed in their proper form name of a sport. however, omitted. be The washed away the _t_restle, only _s_afeguard
 E. J. Kohler, E. F. Johnson, R. AndersoN, Miss
    WinifRed WhIthAm, C. muRphy, howaRd Holiday, WilmeR
    taylOr, Carlo Izzi, Miss ElizabeTh GreEr, mIss MARiOn
    ReaVes, E. O. HaYDeN, n. hatLeStAd, PHiL. thOmas, CArl
    cohn, JohN L. Foley, R. C. VAllMoRe, and Miss EdiTH
    WHipple.

       *       *       *       *       *

Here Is tHe answer to thE puZzle, whIcH waS EntitLed “conceAled BiRDs.”

    1. RobiN. 2. Turkey. 3. MaGpIE. 4. Harpy. 5. hAwk. 6.
    CranE. 7. cRoW. 8. TerN. 9. Kite. 10. Chickadee. 11.
    LinNEt. 12. cUrlew. 13. Loon. 14. HornbIll.

    <b>BuT dON’t GET diScoUraged, for, oNcE agaiN You
    have AN oPPORtuNIty to secure a fRee subscripTIon To
    WIDE-aWaKE maGAZINe for a YeAR.</b>

ONe year’s subsCripTion to WIDe-AWAKE maGAZINE WIll be giVen
to eAch Of tHe fiVE rEaDerS wHOse LEtTerS IndIcate thaT tHe WriteRs
exERCISed tHe gReatEst amOunt of ingenuiTy iN arrIVinG at thE corrEct
sOlUtion Of the fOllowInG puzzle. These letTers Should not Be oVeR onE
hUndreD Words iN leNgtH, and wilL not be jUDgeD fROM ThE standards of
penmanShIP AnD grammar. the ansWErS mUSt be receIvEd bY JanUARy 24th.

TO infORm Our correSpondeNTs As To whethEr They woRkEd oUt tHe puzZLe
to A propeR conclusIon, we WIll print the namES of all those whO SeND
In COrreCt aNswers.

How arE you ON spoRts? WHAt, EveRY one oF you hAs HIs RIght hand up!
Well, then, tRy This:


SPoRTS PuZZLE

This sporTs puzzle coNSISts in gueSsinG ThE Names of certain Games, Or
sports, as SHown in thE follOwing exaMple:

The inITIals of alL noUns In tHe sENTeNce given below, WHEn plAcEd in
theIr pRoper orDer, ForM thE naMe Of a sport. ONe letter, HoWeVeR, iS
omItted. tHis letteR mUst Be SupPlied.

tHe _u_ndeRcurrEnt wAsHeD AwaY the _t_reSTlE, THe onLy _S_aFeguArd
 E. J. Kohler, E. F. Johns on, R. And erson , M iss 
   W inif red Whitham, C .  Mur phy, Howard Holiday, W ilmer 
  Ta y lo r, Ca rlo Izz i ,M i ssEl iz abe th Gr eer,Mis s Mario n
    Reav es,  E . O. Hayden, N.  Hatlestad , P hil. Thomas,  Ca rl
   C ohn ,  John  L.  Fole y, R.C . Vall more, and  M i ss Edi t h
    W h i pp le.
       *       *     *       *      * 
H er e isthe  answer to  t he pu z zle, wh i ch w a s e n titled “Conce aled Birds. ” 

   1.Ro bin .  2. Tu rkey.  3 .  Ma gpie. 4. Ha rpy.  5. Hawk.  6.
  Crane. 7. Crow . 8. T ern . 9 . Ki t e.  1 0.Ch i cka d ee . 1 1 .
   Linne t.  1 2. Cu rlew . 1 3 . Lo on.  14.  Horn bill.

    <b >Bu t do n ’tget d iscou rage d,  for,  onceagain  y ou
    have anoppo rtunity t o s ec ure  a  free subscr ipt ion  to
   WIDE-A W AKE  M A G A ZI NE for a year.</b> 
O n eyear’s s ubscri p ti on to WIDE- AW AKE  MAG A Z INE w illb egiven
to  eacho fth e fivere aderswh ose  le tters indi cate t hat thewrite r s
exercised th e  greatest amo u nt o fi ngen uit y in arrivi ng a t  the  cor r ec t
s o lutio n ofth e  f o llowing puzzle. The se  lette rs sh ould not be o ver one
hu n d r ed words  inl en g th, and will n ot be  judged fr o m the st andar ds of
pe nmanshipa n d gramma r.The  an swe r s  m ust be receiv e d  byJa nuary 2 4th .

To i nfo rmour  co rr espondent s as towh et he rthe y wor k ed out t he  pu zz leto ap roperconcl usio n,  w e  wi ll prin t  t h e  nam es  o f al l t ho se wh o se n d
i n corre ct answer s.Howar eyou onsports? What,  e very one o fyou  has h i s  right h and up!
Well, then, try this:

SP ORTSPUZZ LE

Thisspo rts pu zzl e  consi sts in  gues si ngt h e nam e s  o f c er tain games , orsport s,  asshown i n the following ex a mpl e:

The initi als  ofa l lnou n si n t he sen t e nce given below , when pla ce d  i n
their pr o per  o rder, f orm the  name of a sp ort. Oneletter, h ow ever , isomitted. T his lett er must b e  supp l ie d.

T he_u_nde rc urr ent w asheda way  the_t_res tl e, the  only  _ s_afegua rd
 E._J. Kohler,_E. F. Johnson, R._Anderson, Miss
__ _Winifred_Whitham, C. Murphy,_Howard Holiday, Wilmer
_   Taylor,_Carlo Izzi, Miss_Elizabeth_Greer, Miss Marion
    Reaves, E. O. Hayden, N. Hatlestad, Phil. Thomas,_Carl
_ __Cohn,_John L. Foley, R. C._Vallmore, and Miss Edith
 _ _Whipple.

       *__  _  *      _*     _ * ___   *

Here_is the answer to the puzzle,_which was entitled “Concealed Birds.”

 _  1. Robin. 2. Turkey. 3._Magpie. 4. Harpy. 5. Hawk. 6.
_   Crane. 7._Crow. 8._Tern. 9. Kite. 10. Chickadee._11.
  _ Linnet._12. Curlew. 13._Loon. 14. Hornbill.

   _<b>But don’t get_discouraged, for, once again you
 __ have an_opportunity_to_secure a_free subscription to
__ _WIDE-AWAKE_MAGAZINE for a year.</b>

One year’s subscription_to_WIDE-AWAKE MAGAZINE will be given
to each of_the five readers whose_letters_indicate that the writers
exercised_the greatest amount of ingenuity_in arriving at the correct
solution of_the following_puzzle. These_letters should not be over one
hundred words in length, and will_not be judged from the standards_of
penmanship and grammar. The_answers must_be_received by January_24th.

To_inform our_correspondents as to whether they worked out_the puzzle
to_a proper conclusion, we will print_the names of all_those_who send
in correct answers.

How are you_on sports? What, every one of_you has his right hand_up!
Well,_then,_try this:


SPORTS PUZZLE

This sports puzzle_consists in guessing the names of_certain games, or
sports,_as shown in the following example:

The initials_of_all nouns in the sentence given_below,_when placed in
their proper order, form_the_name_of a sport. One letter,_however, is
omitted. This letter must be_supplied.

The _u_ndercurrent washed away the _t_restle, the only _s_afeguard