II. Diamond: 1. In strife. 2. To touch lightly. 3. Much talked of in railway offices. 4. An inclosure. 5. In strife. Included word-square: 1. To touch lightly. 2. A verb. 3. An inclosure.
III. Diamond: 1. In youthful. 2. The cry of a certain animal. 3. A mythical being. 4. Skill. 5. In youthful. Included word-square: 1. The cry of a certain animal. 2. Gaseous substance. 3. Skill.
"ARTHUR PENDENNIS."
HOUR-GLASS.
The central letters, reading downward, spell the name of a very prominent personage.
Cross-words: 1. Pleasing to the taste. 2. A substance similar to varnish. 3. An imp. 4. The name of a character in "Uncle Tom's Cabin." 5. In decorations. 6. Sick. 7. Resources. 8. To call by the wrong name. 9. Gives too many doses to.
"D. I. VERSITY."
WORD-SQUARE.
The letters of each of the words described may all be found in the word namer.
1. A girl's name. 2. Close at hand. 3. A cognomen. 4. Surface.