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Putnam patriot., 1911-02-24
Obituary
REV. JAMEs II. LYON.

Rev. James H Lyon, pastor oi the Central Falls Congreg ationa- church, died at his home, corner Of High and Clay streets, Central Falls, R. L. at 1I.J9 Sunday night.
 Mr. Lyon had been in falling health for some time past, but the end was hastened by an attack of grip and other complications, which developed few weeks ago.
 James Harrison Lyon was born in Woodstock, Conn, Dee. 9, 1889, and was in his 72nd year. He received his early education at the Woodstock Academy and afterward entered Will Hams College, from which he grsduat- ed in 1861. His first pastoral duties were with a church in Pittsburg, Pa, after which he returned to Woodstock, and for 6 period supplied the church in his native town as pastor. In 1857 he received a call 10 become the pastor of the Central Fails church, and had served there continuously since.
 There are few pastors in the state who have served a longer period with any church, and none who have at- tained greater degree of popularity, nol only among those Of his own de- nomination, but with the clergy and laity of other churches. In the con- maaity where he had lived so many years he was a power for good, and his efforts in behalf Of civic righteous ness in Central Fails and vicinity have been recognized feature of his pas. torate.
 In April, 1907, when there was for maj observ ance Of the 10th anniversary of his call to the parish, the testimoni- als paid to him 5y elergymen and lay. men were of a nature which left no doubt as to the love borne for him by ail
 In the Civil war Mir. Lyon went to the front as a member Of the Christian Commission, and the spirit of patriot ism which was then in evidence has been marked characteristic of his life.
 In his younger days MT. Lyon, in addition to his duties at his own church, served as pastor of ihe Say les vile Congregational church for several Yeafs Before the division of the city of Central Falls from the old town of Lincoln and before the adoption of the town system in the school department, he was Superintendent of Schools for several years. He was also member of the school committee of the town for many years.
 At the time of his death he was treas urer of the Moshassuck Cemetery cor. poration, an office he had held fer long period.
 In missionary work connected with the Congregational denomination he had taken an active part, and was corporate member of the Board of Fof- eign Missions. For years he was the Secretary of the Rhode Island Home Missionary society. At one time he was President of the Rhode Island Congregational club.
 In addition to his wife, he is surviv- ed by three sons and two daughters, Mrs. Samuel Bufwell, Charles S., Donald B., who is practicing physi- clan in Seattle, Wash, James Law. renee and Miss Lucy Lyon.
Putnam patriot., 1911-02-24
Legislative Notes.

ZACHARY \ NELSOc North Ashford, 1911, 2d month.
Putnam patriot., 1911-02-24
Owls Meeting

Putnam nest, Order of Owls, held another open meeting Friday evening n.toresters hall and although there was fair attendance, the unlaVorable weather caused many to stay away ofsaatztr Whitney intended to in- satate Thursday evening but was unt bte 10 obtain the bail he desired SD that tae event has been postponed for another week. An oil painting on sti6 Is tu be presented the member who may suceeed In increasing the number ot applications 10 certain amount. The picture is done in natural colors and shows three owls, the emblem of the order. Organizer Whitney is al the Hotel CaTgill ready and willing to meet prospectivive members. District deputy supreme President of Connec tieat Jones will be in Putnam next week io complete plsns for the institu- tlon Of the Putnam nest.
Putnam patriot., 1911-02-24
To Subscribers of he Patriot


 According to Order No. S07 oi the Post office Department suoscr- eers cannot be indebted to A newsps- her more than one year and still have the paper sent Co them at the secohd- class rate. The order reads as follows:
 A reasonable time will be allowed ,ahlishers 10 secure renewals Of sub. scriptlons, but unless subscriptions are szDTeeslv reneged after the term for which they gre paid within the follow tng periods
 Dsilies. within three months,
 Weeklies, within One Year, thev shaij not be counted in the iegiu- maie list of subscribers, and copies mailed on account thereof si.aH not be accepted for maRng at the second class postage rate of one cent Pounu' but may be mailed al the transient sec oud class postage rate of cent for each four ounces or fraction thereof, prepaid by stamps affixed
Putnam patriot., 1911-02-24
D. A. K. Musicale

The musicale given at the home of Mrs. $. NJ. Wheelock, Church street, Wednesday afternoon for the benefit of Elizabeth fOrter Putnam chapter, D. A. k. was well attended. The num- bers were well received and encores demanded. Chocolate and waters were served; also candied cherries as emblematic of the day.
 The following program was given; Trio, Mikado, Sullivan Mrs. Warner, Nj rs Torrey
 Miss Gertrude Warner Solos, Two Indian Love Lyrics,
 Amy Wookfor tindeY s.la. W Inn kahne Grieg
 Jul Weigenied Rico
 Miss Allen Trio, LiebeSearlen, Schuman Ms. N amer, Mrs. Totrey
 Miss Gertrude Warner SaIos ta) Night Landen Ronald .'''es lol Happy Day Del Rlego
 Mss Allen soprano duet, Go pfeuY Rose,
 Unknown . Mrs Wheeloek, Miss Allen
Putnam patriot., 1911-02-24
DRoBATE COURT, District of Put

| nam, February 20th, 1911.
 estate of Clarendon M. Greene, late of Putnam. in said district, deceased.
 upon the application of Lena A. Greene, widow of said deceased, praying this court for an allowance for her sup port for reasons set forth in said appli cation now on ale in this court will more fully appear; it is
 Ordered that said application be heard and determined at the probate office in Putnam on the 7th day of March, A D :, 1911, at two o'clock in the afternoon: and that notice thereof be given ts all persons interested in said estate to appear. il they see cause, at ssid time and place, and be heard thereon, by Publishing in s newspaper having circulation Tn said district. and by msiling in letters sd- dressed 10 escn of the heirs of said de- ceased, a copy of this order al least seven ds,s before said day of hearing. and that rei urn of notice given be made 10 this court.
 Attsst,
 EDWARD c. WRIGHT, Judge
Putnam patriot., 1911-02-24

Only little cold in the head may De lhe beginning of sn obstinate case ot Nasal Calarrh. Drive out the in- NadeF with Ely's Cream Balm applied straight to the infismed staffed-up air passages. Price 5Oc. If you prefer to use an atomizer, ask for Liquid Cream pam, II has all the good qualities of 1ne soiid form Of this remedy and will Iia you or eatsrrh or hay fever. No eoea.he 10 breed dreadful habit. No mercury 10 dry out the secretIons. free 4oc., with spraying tube. All u.ueglsts, or mailed oy Ely Bros, 5o Warren Street, New York.
Putnam patriot., 1911-02-24

"It is velli" calmly said Washington, And yielded np his breath. aTt is weHr' va. echoed round the throne For God bath power OCT death. al IS we'll" our hero cannot die; His woids and deeds bear sway. Their hght is written on ihs sky, And guide me world today. "It is weili" o Land of Liberty Whde thou do.t hruly hold Those truths which ever make men free, Aud soon al lands shall mould ftisvell for those who do their part Taroagh God. own wondrous plan. Nh wiling hands or loving heart, Iu eieyaiing man It5s WeH, Q mao, Whate.er thy name, Ia station high or iow, Thoa shalt have true and endless fame, II daty rules thee uow.
 Tnoaas PgsEL BEecs.
Putnam patriot., 1911-02-24

Accidents will happen, but the best regulated families keep Dr. Thomasi Eclectrie Oll for such emersencies. h suodues the pain and heals the hurts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-13
KearneY, Neb., Aug. IL, 1911
To the Voters of Nebraska

Then 1 got an empty
nail key and over the
end of the nail keg l
placed a sheep skin. Iu
this way l had a desk
and a chair. l used the
board for a desk and
the nail keg for a chair.
l had an old copy of the
Revised Statues of Ne
braska and a book
called Ram on Facts"
l put these books on my
desk. This was my first
law office at Kearney.
| was a candidate in
the republican state
convention for the nom
ination of the judge Of
the supreme court in
the summer of 1883. At
that time there were
three supreme judges
and there was only one
judge to nominate. l
was the high man in
the convention for six
or seven ballots, al
though l came from the
west. Judge Reese of
Wahoo, was nominated
and that fall he was
elected.
In December, 1883, I
was appointed by Gov
ernor Dawes as judge
of the district court to
fill a vacancy and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-13

hood. l was a strong
and Industrious boy
early in life. l helped
father and his two
brothers, David and
Daniel, to clear their
farms. | also worked
out by the month at the
rate of thirteen dollars
per month for nearly a
year. l helped make
rails and build fence. 1
also cut many sawlogs.
l helped father dig II
ditch through his farm
that was one hundred
and twenty rods long.
AT eighteen / began
to teach school. Before
/ was twenty-five l had
purchased from fathers
youngest brother, Dan
lei, a little farm of one
hundred and twenty
acres. / had also taught
school during the win
tiers, when l was eigh-
teen, nineteen and
twenty. l studied law
at Indianapolis and was
admitted to the SUI
preme court there with
the law class. / was
next to the youngest
man in the class. Before
/ went to the law school
I had engaged in fire.
nuont dohotoc ood bod
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06
2uftieierne.

Ser er MI fun en- al Sc tire Mpia-
tifere tiIbage, iom oil pe6blipe 1T
forisge at bin6e 10000, iom slpis-
uogtperen @earit bar uoiat for at
flpbe tbers ODER set nor6amerifanlfe
Toitlano / 80 Gage. Set ct 6. s..
&ogers, ser I'LL CT 1ooet omrrc,nt cn
SreOieoel al &eiel1 fra @e,u Dorf til
San 6rancisco. Sen 0aniffpote
Somes $. @aro far ollereoe tioli=
gere opgipet 6oripget, og / Manoogs
opgop &obert 6. 6opler, Ser ltorte=
Sc 110 fra Son 6ranciisco, Set lige=
leoes, efter at fan bupoe giort flcre
forgj9pes Toripg poa at oripe i'm
Maifine ODER Sierra 9iergfjaoen.
@an fom pao Set rene mes, at 2uf=
ten oper 0enr1e er for tpno til at
&lanene poa bans Maifine fan
vbtoe" Sen, og pioere 6oripg pil Ser
for bore l1npttige. - Epltnolter &C.
neral @itcbcpcf far nlcgen Sl1tcresie
for 9uft'eilaos % foretog ielp Ell
.9l1ftreiie, me0fprenoe en- Hpltirf,
lioite l(ge paa Gong Ss(ono pcs ct
2uftieileritupne Scr. @ol1 mcller, at
2uftlcjla0i len Til foo @ctponil1g for
Hoit6efororinger, pg far bempnoiget
cit hefienbt 9(piatifcr, Cart u. Suing=
ton, til at foretuge CT Sejlabs tpnrs
oper 2mnoet as eli b%elter1t Ml1te, n1eo=
fore1oe Epltla1er. Ser CT fonltrlle=
ret CIT lpeciel Noltinf for boll1. %
Mltcn htuer fra Nup Dorf oper
G6icogo til Sos Mngeles, / bpilfe
@per Eoltneltrc1e far facet Srore
at moota9e Sc al Sninato1 lcpe=
reoe Epltioger. Sl1reln pi( be9u1oc
/ benne lt9e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06
0jp6 uSnbc &pic" Su6af. - >,
CT melt Dnbct.
Gn @ibefnlb bepiier set.

@amle Settlere / M%oropelten bar
/ aorep1s brl1gt Sen. pelpnoeoe uS11be
&oie" &pgto6of for Hiber og far
'oltio funoet, at Sen til en6per SID
gtper Sen itaritc Silfre0s6eo.
Sore 2Giere pi( oure i1teresleret
/ BEN Np6e0, at Americon tobacco
9omponp %tornplig / bpj GRAB far
%forbeorct &paliteten / oenne uomur=
fe6e Sobof. 9igeleoes, at &ompoq-
MET MI aiper Ell ltorre Safe al
~Sl1be Moie" for 0eres 10 Gents,
enc &c nogeniinoe fpr bor bopt 2ei-
til at fjpbe.
Ser iulgeS inoen 10 Gents &of-
fer al &pgto6of for Ni6er fer /
al Ell beore apolitet, c1o
~Sl1bc Mpie". Nrpp vSl6c Hole",
og blip ielu orer6cplt. &c fan fjp6c
Sen 6oS e16per furite @losics So
b%ofsDonoler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06

9es $435,000> n1eocl1S Sen 6epilqe=
pc Sum oltloo 6elpber Jig til fun
$350,00O.
- Gil6crt 9(eccl,ll1, Bartender /
cit Saloon / Ga Crosse, blep forle-
oel1 lfllot pg Opoclig iooret al Solu
Sect ira Morinette. Sect bar / Ga
CROSSE for at more Jig, og for fife
at bdpe for mango &ol1taltter bo5
11g, Dopoc Doll 9iuet @leccrm $50.
elsie Fclrgc 6leu list otter fist us
betalte, inotil Ser otter @lccc1,ur:
.9tcgnlfob fun ltoo 80 Gent: igjcu,
l11eoens @ccf poul too at bouc puer
81 t1l9ooe. Gcttc lfjurotcS Sc ON,
tnotll @ccf truf iin Nepoluer 90 ifoo
@leccrn1. Ior Mcttcl1 far ban lcue-
re tilltoaet, at hon3 Nooltol,0 moo
lfe bar %fci(ogtig, ou fan lonoe CT,
Grinori'g ON, at Sc 81 ogloo
por hrl1gtc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06

lScbool Of Sine 81 + / 3
gn &11nituoitilling, iom &acine
enonu iffe bar let Mage til, blep
2eroags cabinet paa Monument
square 526 UNDER Muipicer al &o=
cine SCHOOL al Sine Mrts. l16ltil-
lingen, Ser par meget omfatten6e,
lomle6e Gagen igiennem en- flor Gil-
lfuer flare, Ser neo set fer t 8pen
lao iiplone Spn al iaa mango pnr-
+oif1loe og bel u6fgrte &unltiaaer
iamlet paa ct Ste6. Sfolen bar ber
taaet Jig nogle 11pe og iproeles for
treffeltge 2ofuler, ser / MnIeoning
at nolttlltngen Dor bIepne 6eforere=
Sc poa forifiellig @is. s(f Sc us
1tilleoe Soger fan / fpritc 9fuffe
nebnes CIT Samling al uom1urfe0e
Molericr, boanoforoar6cjocoe Ses,,pc=
Ter, nobomre0e Sglp= og &obbergjcl1=
5lere al 6isie @unltltyffer
bar fornplig facet Nrumtcr pcb
6oir. @eo Sioen berof bar
6elc Sen enc &rg bcbungt mes s(r=
@aan0teg11ingcr, Maocringcr
og l1gncnoe fra Stltocntcrne tics
sfolen. 81. $. Mn0erien, ser ltoor
Sptolen for l10lttllingen, bopoe
oes10en beret / Gtano til at ifaffc|
Froolrfter fra andre @pers aunltin-
Sra ct &ompogni / Bolton
oor Der Ell lt6itilling al Nr6eiocr l.
oltiolnmen boonoforar6ejoet1
:giennem Ell ipeciel Eroces. S Mct=
ling al feromiifc @11nitgienltonoe,
Eottemagcrorbj0e og Soldering bar
lere on6re Tirmoer reprr1cntercoe.
Ger fra Mocine, bels fra ISprrctnin=
Jet, bar l1oltillingcn berigct mes
talmi1oelig im1ffe og iinlone
GRANDDAUGHTER. Set piloe blipe att
or omitrnoeligt at opremle olle Sc
Sing, Ser fon ices / Stl1oict, men
CT pelfomn1el1 til at oi(ugge
tllrltncrne ct @clpg. Gi nil 6opc
eop til at ligc, at oct CT belt pelgip-
enoe at le eli louoan Son1ling al
|lltffc Sing fer / Mocine, og Oct or
III glUocligt, ON Sl1tcrcSicl1 for %
Sorltooellc len al aft, bpoo Ser font
Ter i10 UNDER @c9re6ct &lll1lt fl1noc
:oo at foo ct fist ltbrre SllopoS
lolrot bore @pshprn. @pis oclrne
toitillin9 far gjort nogct bertil,
ia or moolfe en- al @cnligterne nnco
en- 11nuct. /,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06
Saa god som den bedste.
Bedre end den bedste!

Oct er vor Paastand for ''Odin Merke
iaysost.' dellkat, sumo og rig paa Markings
seoi' rorlang "ODIN BRAND. og lad
Lem IKE overtale, at en- anden err lipesaa
god' thu en- Prove vii Devise Diet modsatte.
Dersom Deres Handlende like har den
paa Lager send os hans Navn OF vi vii
Senue lem en- smuk Souvenir OF en- fri
f1ove. De bedes skrive paa engelsk.
AZ rnIA1oSI vii vi anbefale wort Rose
Slags PULT0ST. ossaa oeoste
For tyve P~akkeo1nslag (kun trade
fnarks) vii vi sende Dem en- elegant Sam.
ling af 6iIleder fra Norge.
ID ). GieIl Butter & Egg Co..
Johnson Creek, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06

8allaoe-S anger. &ans Steunr1e bal
ct bionnoerlig fort Omfang, for.
bunoet meo en- iiel6en @tprfe og
@leobeo. Ser ietter bam / @lasie
meo Sc iterite Songere. &resien
runot ont | europa bor omtalt bans
Sang / Sc melt roien6e l1otrpf, nap11-
Zig omtales bans 6ortolfning al
oanf &omance6tgtning og @ompoii-
tto1t, Ser bar iaa bersmte @epreien-
tanter iom @a6e, @artman1, 2onge
Miiller, &eiie, @epie og mango an
Ore, iom noget ganife en1tooenoe.
Sans &epertoire omfatter en6bi6ere
5olfei ange og itore Sperapartier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06

Gen hefiel1otc Mltrer Nrtpn Set;
lerL 1902 q. Campbell slpc., al rel
lite tgaar til Gann1arf, bpor ban az
ter at gifte Jig % ml1ligpis forblipe.
S Nrleoning al, at Set oonjfe
@rpoeri omfuno Sen 2. So11l1or fol-
ser 30=oariq Tpo lels6og, pil Ser
m1ligpis bliue of6olot Ell @ul1fet al
Ghtcugo=0ogerne.
Eao ct Mpoe al lluoertotcrs blep
Set fornplig fore lonct, at sc berei=
ter lf11loe foloe Jig Mprtiriau5", bo
Sen gan1lc Sitel er blepet altior
misbrl1gt al @laoenes %Du1noriitiife
M%eoarbejoere.
Gr. g. q. 6. Sobnie1, JONI / i'm
Sio 6opoe Office fer / Chicago, CT
opo / ct. 2nl1is, bppr Ioftpren bup=
Sc en- ltor og il%1obringcnoc Nrofsis.
IpOSoar logel1 bar Ell @iurteieil.
Tpftoren nperleue3 al lin @ultrl1, Ell
Selter Urlt s. ). &>u,oi en, % 4
ppfsl1e @prn. @on blcp 81 Mor
%gan1nnel.
Set ct u1eo @ef(ogcl'e at nj fan
oplpie, at l(brn1ager Socob 2u1o ~
gaoet fallit fprleocn Sag. 2l110
por fpn1ulcn / @pmpogni n1co en- an.
Sen n1e0 Sen @el1iigt, at Sc ifllloe
forbanolc Giamol1ter % unoct Sc
lpelrp", ll1cn Eurtncren far for
Itoact at orcie 9un0 en- Snap, loo(c=
oc5 at Ocl11c fon1 til at bungc pper.
fpr &reoitorerue, mcncns &pn1pa1=
11p11cn iolgte Tiontol1tcrl1e % BE-
bolot Ecl1genc.
S. Npbolm, Sc. ct. og @6ooes
Mpc., Scr or6ej0er for Sic 2impn=
fine Mptorcor Company, 35. ct.
og Mtcbigon s(pe., blep fprri9e Sns=
Bag, meSeu5 ba1 ubfprte lit slrbei=
Be, l1oiclig appplcftiif / bpirc She
pg |tYrteoc ONT loo at Fan / 9(m1blt=
lance moottc Gringcs til lit Silent.
9}p6olm 6onoc ct let Nnfolo al Mpo=
p(cfSi for 1 Manl1e0s Sis iiocl1, ioa
at bon moatte bolbc Scugcn / Ct
Nar Tiger, men 6efn10t Jig cftcrot
bore fonnten op teuunelig goot, ;co
at Fan begpnote at orbejoe igjen
gepbolm CT Meolem al vGoumarf
|So6ge go. 90S, 5. 8. .. S.
2onlf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scott
cert og @ol / @icfer Yorf @oll it's
tie Sproag slftcn bar tcn1melig goot
belpgt, trpoS ilpi Mperteril1g oe
ooorligt SER; men Iorel1ingel1 bop.
Sc Set @elo, at Scr bar ingen onore
oonIfe Setter poo &cltii0en iontioigt.
Nro9ro1nn1et beltoo al &orlangc, Ell
9uet al Irf. Glpiro Ietericn pe
Srf. Motbil0o @l1iebp, otfon1pog1,e=
ret al Trf. @ertrl1o 2ori c1, fam;
cit ~Sfctcb": ste came from
Smeoen", al fife Me9fiels" iom ri.
lte Jig at bore bonife sol1ger ST..
sopbus Mielicr og Ell Game, bpiS
Noon hi life fiji. Silllrt lang Sore
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06

Kickapoo Worm Killer gjgr
Born livlige. De synes ON disse
velsmagende smaa Sukkertavler og
Tiger for dem. Sunde Born er al
It'd livlige. Dersom ct Barn like
vii lege, fejler Diet noget; civ Diet
Kickapoo Worm Killer og Diet vii
smart blive livligt.
Pris csc; solgt i ethvert Apo
thick.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06
@lpblonbc, iom CT @aronticu

@lp6lombe, lon CT Garontieu for,
bnorfra Mrlten fpnnnter, pu al huol
@ualitet Sen CT.
| Ger CT ire forlfielliac Grooer SID,
sc, Scr goor 11noer Nnpn al Nr. /,
9Sr. ? p9 Eiifeflpoe. elsie forlfielli=
&C &paliteter hchauolcs fucr til lin
|Sio> for at Sc life ifol bliuc hloll=
oeoe lalrl11en. Nuor Tlpocn er til
bcrliN tilproppet og foripnet mes
Elou16er, flutes Sc iplotc Tloifcr,
lon buer Sag lteriliiere:, pper i
lrrlig inorettcoc @osier.
S ct olloet %rrelie lflu1ncoes
Mnlfel1 peo &iulp al s((io Separc-
torer, ser blep orcune pcs Camp, %
fer lpb ISlpocn nper / Gplinbrc, iplo=
te mes IS, huorcfter Seruperotl1re.:
bar 50 @r. Tohrenheit. Zen ~hoIp=
lfltm1neoc" Mrlf, iom inocbolot 81
PCT. Smorfeot, offples poo ligncnoe
:Maooe peo at lube pucr eli ltorre
Cylinder. @ululfltmmct Mtelt 1rl=
ges fpr falp YriS.
s en- u110en Mfoelin1 blcu @grlle=
malten hulot poa Tlaifcr. Mfulfen,
Ser lulgeS ion @pr1en1nlt. nnoIfeS
oper IS / @puoerguoroene peo @inlp
al en- irrlig Spono, Ser, iouuiot jcg
pes, er ppfl11oet al @r. @u'cf. S
911nbe1 al oeur1e er Scr CT @l1luil1G.
bppri Ser liggcr SIS, hloltuct meo
Solt. buoroner Molfl1ingen foregoor.
elsie Sponoe lepcres al Mu(tefpr<
lpnill1el1 til Sc forlfielliuc @ul1oer=
gouroe, hrorira @prnen1rlfcn font
mcr.
Tloifcrl1e o1bringes / CT Slogs
Stooltroobs yElot=oe=me11cyc, tor1
bncr iiur fo1 rl1l11n1e 6 q 10 Nlulfer
% peo Miulp al ct anoet Sclifuh
lulge5 til SC fottige for CT Detailing
al Is Gre. s buer al oisir SLATER
CT Ser tilitrUffc(iq Mulf til at err
1tpre ct Barn / 81 elmer. e(lt,
buo0 Mp0eren el(er 9%ornepiAcl1 fer
at gjore, er at tage cn Tlaife fra
Stotipet og ul16ringe Sen / l%ltllfel1t
&ono og iaa, l1oor Mrlfcu er til
tilltrGffelig porm, onbril1ge CT 8lm=
miil1t paa Iloifen pg giue Sen til
Barnet. Ser lanes iGrligc &as'er,
buori 0iSle Statiuer fou forlenosS,
for legleoe % o16rugtc pao s., nper
bele Gal1n1arf, cg naor Mrlfen 6c=
bonoles poo sen Muooe, fo1 Sen
bploc Jig / is Sinner l1oen Goltel1ri=
lerin9 eller or1ore SitferGcosforol1=
itoltl,ingcr.
1Spr at 9iue CT 1Sorc1tillil,g ON
Se(lfubets &rfipmbro lfal leg flu1
lige, at Ser efspcocrcs omtrvut to-
600 %1Sloifcr / Siosrl1nn1et ira &(.
10 s(iten til ST. 100 Nat bele 9o=
ret ru1tot. Spcrolt / Sc ltore @pg=
ni11ger ier man bpiof(uotc Tolf /
fllo Nftipitct, n1cocns 9orll1cu al
Molfincr ion1t &lirren al SLATER og
Mulfelpon0e f~ulo1tunoig toger Sci
ret fra 0erL iom life er pollt til lua=
0aune Scener. Seg far olorig 6e-
|iggt ct Gteo, bppr set CT ponifeligere
at ifaffe Jig 9elfeo og gidre Spteg=
nell err.
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eriet, bpor Sen Ilp0e, iom fife lul=
geS, ldpeS til Sl11Dr - ol1trel1t 600
8uno ONT 9oger. 6prlt Transporter
res Ilpoen pper / ltore Schploerc,
bpor Sen ltoor % iprnes. Moar Sen
er frroig, goor Sen ouer / Camp
iungerne, ipm er laueoe al Sru rN,
ifjprt Sc bar JETS Nar gan1le, iaa
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ties Sc oaglige Mfpoifninger mes
par1nt @a110, blon0et mes Sp0a og
'@olf, iom iierner etbpert Spor al
|Gpre fra Street.. Ger fjnrl1es bper
Morgen, og r1oor Smprret er taget
1to al &jnr1en, eltes set paa itore,
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roterenoe. Maifiner. Dette @mgr,
iom u6eluffenoe bebanoles pna Ma-
fine felges / imagfuloe &orcellens.
fruffer, iom RUNNER / &un6 og
poo oct 3t6spunft, 90 leg beiegte
Meieriet, folte6e 1 &r. 20 9re.
(SIutteS).