. St. Nicholas [serial]. wed a knowledge ofmusic when only three years old; my 80-3-2-14-59-84-68-88 was his first name. My 66-18-82-73-64-8-45-11-21was the master of masters. My 49-67-28-42-69-16-24-65-57-64-47 wrote Elijah. My 24-77-64-12-66-60-78-39 has been called the Burns of music. My 2-86-65-51-54 was a very famous pianist. My 80-30-22-41-82-26 composed a series of famous operas ; my 16-79-64-69-38-88-19-20-58 is one of his operas. My 4-53-40-31-51 61-66-17 was a favorite German song-writer. My76-25-75-15-35-9-7-55-62-36 was the best of violin-makers. My 64-52-6-43-81 was the father of
. St. Nicholas [serial]. wed a knowledge ofmusic when only three years old; my 80-3-2-14-59-84-68-88 was his first name. My 66-18-82-73-64-8-45-11-21was the master of masters. My 49-67-28-42-69-16-24-65-57-64-47 wrote Elijah. My 24-77-64-12-66-60-78-39 has been called the Burns of music. My 2-86-65-51-54 was a very famous pianist. My 80-30-22-41-82-26 composed a series of famous operas ; my 16-79-64-69-38-88-19-20-58 is one of his operas. My 4-53-40-31-51 61-66-17 was a favorite German song-writer. My76-25-75-15-35-9-7-55-62-36 was the best of violin-makers. My 64-52-6-43-81 was the father of the sym-phony. My 29-2-12-72-85 was the singing-master ofMarie Antoinette. My 7-50-87-66-12-16-74-80 was afamous pianist who died at Cairo less than ten yearsago. My 45-18-78-83-46 was a celebrated Italian com-poser. My 59-1-12-13-27-35 was the famous Frenchcomposer who wrote the opera of 70-34-12-76-63. My68-23-33-32-44-10-71 has sung, with success, the princi-pal womans part in this opera. ELSIE LOCKE. MAIL-BAG All of the words described contain the same numberof letters. When rightly guessed and written one belowanother, the zigzag (beginning at the upper left-handletter) will spell a time when all watch for the of the words may be formed from the letters tum-bling out of the mail-bag. Cross-words : 1. An ecclesiastical rule. 2. A bandof singers. 3. The foundation of an atoll. 4. A Summons. 6. A social class. 7. A beast of burden. 8. A small and secret association. 9. An animal valuedfor its fur. Designed by HANNAH T. THOMPSON (Winner of a silver badge). HIDDEN TREES. Example : Find a tree in a low, hoarse voice. An-swer : cr-oak. The tree is not always at the end of aword; it may be at the beginning or in the middle of aword. I. Find a tree mentioned in the Bible in to mar. a graceful tree, common in the Eastern States, inoverpowered. 3. Find a tropical tree in the science ofreading the hand. 4. Find a tree which furnishestough, elastic w
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