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Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 17

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Argus-Leaderi
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Sioux Falls, South Dakota
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Caesar turned to the problem of the calendar, which was almost three months out of date. He planned a pew one, and Caesar's calendar lasted for over 1,600 years. The calendar we use today was developed in 1582, but it is only slightly different from Caesar's. WHO WAS JULIUS CAESAR? Julius Caesar was one of the greatest men of history. 1.

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Once 52. Wildebeest 53. Melee 54. Famous general 55. Corroded He laid the foundation for the SOLUTION OF SATURDAY'S PUZZJLi 3 Roman Empire, which ruled the 1 world for over 430 years, and he conquered Gaul, a vast land that covered what is today ON YOUR SEVENTY-FIFTH BiRTHPAY, IlL BAKE iOU A CAKE IDHV SHOULD I DO ANYTHING FOR NEVER DO AMTH1N6 FOR 6.

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They demanded a ransom of 20 talents (about $20,000) for his life. Caesar laughed and said he was worth 50 talents. transportation FUN TIME The Chuckle Box SJVjtsaa- STEVE CANYON 26. Charles He told the pirates he would return some day and put them POTTY CANYON-THEI 24 Mother: What happened to TRICKED ME Dickens AU. RIGHT, VOU RECALL! YOU PEA PATCH APPLYING Ti ENTER 1, 6R6ASE 6ERT1E THE 1969 POWDER our front window? INTO SI6NINS THE PAPER IS THIS MISS all to death.

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as the ransom was paid, Caesar gathered ships, captured A PEAHL WHITE fiW nt inrnmure A PEAHL- WHITER PIZZA PIZZA r-A THE RACE MOVIE the pirates and cut their 36 Is S7 rikA-what WAS Man (in middle of intersection): How do I get to the hos throats. Caesar knew that in order to THAT pital? be able to rule Rome he had Policeman: Just stay where 7 46 3 31. Excitement. 34. Lubricant 36.

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So even though he had little "military 51 50 Hi THE PUZZLE BOX experience, he set out to conquer the Gauls. In nine years he conquered all of Gaul and 5H for time 30 min. AP Newifeohirei i-26 doubled the size of the Roman territories. He repelled the German tribes and invaded Britain twice. ARCHIE 'OP A man called Pompey was 1 1 i i PUWiPUFrSVfc FINALLY, SIAAAESE ARE THEY COINS TO TAKE THEY'RE ALL NISHT HAVING JW, PUFf, GOT jealous of Caesar and ordered him to come back to Rome without his army.

But Caesar WHY ARE ARCHIE KITTY 60T LOOSE I AND JUGHEAO I RUNNING AROUND crossed the Rubicon river to Rome with about 5,000 men and This one may fool you. How within six weeks was the ruler FRAMES-LATEST STYLES EMERGENCY REPAIRS U-Charcje Plan Available McDermott Optical of Rome. When Pompey escaped to many triangles are there in this drawing? Count carefully! See tomorrows paper for the answer. Win Hie New book oi Knowiedqe rear Dook. Send your riddles and lokes to "Tell Me Whvl" and include la, Coda Brad Heltibarry, 10, Mansfield, Ohio Egypt, Caesar followed him there.

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