Answers to No. 3

1) Detroit.

2) Berlin. (London, New York, Berlin; Tokyo, Chicago, Paris.)

3) Baseball. He pitched for the Chicago Cubs, champions in 1906,-07,-08,-10. (Once a coal-miner, he was nicknamed "Miner" Brown.)

4) Hall of Mirrors.

5) Oliver Wendell Holmes (The father was an able poet, the son is a venerable jurist.)

6) The Birth of a Nation.

7) U. S. Senate. (The U. S. Vice President is ex-officio President of the U. S. Senate.)

8) London Daily Mail. (1,750,000. Le Petit Parisien is second with 1,600,000.)

9) Fleet Street.

10) Limburger.

11) Out-of-doors.

12) Darrow. (Clarence Darrow.)

13) White. (Stanford White, murdered by H. K. Thaw, who resented liberties taken with Mrs. E. N. Thaw.)

14) Diana. (St.-Gaudens was the sculptor.)

15) Prime Minister of England. (1922-23.)

16) Papoose.

17) Mother.

18) Lincoln centenary. (He was born in 1809. So was Charles Darwin.)

19) DeWitt Clinton.

20) An alarm clock.

21) "Do you believe in fairies?"

22) For a handle by which the supposed houris will pull them into paradise.

23) Whale.

24) Bryan. (W. J. Bryan, in 1896.)

25) Gopher wood: The Ark was made of gopher wood, And in it were gophers two. If you should go for a gopher, The gopher would go for you.