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yells and tintup‘lng feet. The turn
:19 1‘ a ‘ tent-ll other. With one
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lzhdrcw inside tho imll-
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“That's the mob coming!” Sir Donald
said hoax-scly. 'f.‘.‘o'.v for it!" g
“We must save until at all events!"
“Certainly,“ atrial Fal't‘l‘fillzllll coldly.
"But I must plan quickly. All. Ill-:‘c
comes my faithful .\('llllltlll"
The twn'nm spoke rapidly in lfu‘
vornncular. and ST lloll'llll answered
in the Home (plume. Then “1' turned
to John. .
"icing llisal Gallon ilcl‘e unit-Lly.” Ilc
Cllllllllillllll‘ll. " lou'r alarm Ilzrr lu-cd
lcsslr."
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responded to the summons
hurried words had Llnl’ormctl nor of
what was afoot She turned to the Eng
cuame XXV.
The. Empo of Ruth.
was his experience in ros-
‘cuing John Dorr from the
- .1 hands of the outraged priests
of Bhale, Sir Donald Fever.
sham prepared to start the new day.
He could not well realize just what
Ind happened in the twenty'four hours
that bad Just ended. It needed the
commonplace details of a morning's
toilet to make things seem actual.
‘ And what facts they were that
changed his whole future!
ltuth had promised to marry him!
Fill't’l‘sllaln belonged to that great
class of Englishmen who unite the
virtues of careful training with an
adaptability to circumstance which
has made Great Britain the coionizcr
of the world.
CDPYliGI‘lT. IDI‘. BY JOHN PlluiNG-WlLSOH
Hellman and said simply, “What shall
we do?" '
compound and was evidently waitlng
for one one. .
“That'8_1m' old servant." he contln- 1. my old servant. .\“lllllet." he tell her.
ued. “If you Wm excuse 11‘9"" 3° and g “I trust him. and he will soc you safe.
“0;? :hntdheIhfa ‘0 tful “(3th t t i Dorr and} shall‘lmvo to go a semantic
ut an .0)" mt cl e WO 0 inlay."
game?” somehtiule. “If! it‘ll], 311:9!”“3' lly tlll- tilnc the mob had tilled llll‘
rcss Engis man an o I y un-
tlve. vengeance on the sncl-ilcgious white
The-" 00““ see that the “it" was linen. punt-lusting Its demands with :lll ‘
much excited. and toward the “‘5‘ 3" loccaslonal stone against the wall.
Donald himself seemed to lose \a little Aelnnct bowed low before “um.“
0‘ his "910mb“ with a gesture indicated that she was
Finally thcy saw him nod curtly to l to follow him. She hesitated.
lhc'natlve, who squatted down on the Sir Donald ctlrtly said, "Hurry!"
pavement. A moment later he had re 3 She impulsively turned to John. and
Joined them. His usually placid face i he saw I“... eyes tilled with anxiety for
"or“ 3“ “9"“.“0” 0" anxiety. l him. That satisfied his wounded heart,
“What can be the matter?" demand- '
‘ ' and he urged her on.
“Gulf“th- When she had disappeared in tho
I 3“" anything f0" you to “'0"! i wake of tho hastening servant Sir Don-
was , all
without :l tremor, and when :1 few'
"I am going to put you In charge of '
Sll‘ll‘l without and was yelling l'nrl
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THE FORD.
8. L. BENEDICT. Merit.
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Motoring Department, Sehtlnel: Ed by a defective coil, and the menu:
Will you kindly advise me If there is facturera “3 DOW sending me 011 a'
guy value in using chains on the front new one. What may have caused the‘
as well as the rear wheels? 'K. G. coil 10 give out. saw how could I‘
t Chains on the front wheels fa‘clli- prevent similar occurrences In the’
Itate steering ill bad going. A chain future? The four-battery installation
‘on one front wheel will answer melon my car does not prove adequate
purpose under ordinary conditions toffor starting purposes, as the motor
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gaboul.” rcplledll‘arcrshnm. “l’m sure 2
He was as formal lll many ways as ,I can arrange everything presently; I
I clock. in others he could amaze the g .
most Impulsive and impressionable ad- I but you certainly stirred up the Ilrleslt ‘
venturcr. iDo ." - .
‘wnen he first met Ruth he had had “Well. what do they lntcnd to do?“
aid glanced at Dorr and then said."
abruptly: “Come ahead! We'll try a ; d
back way out." ‘
gMotoring Department. Sentinel:
revent the front wheels from skid-Edoes not spin as easily as the aver-
lug. Inge engine does. Could 1 double this
lvoltage without causing trouble? '
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How can I make a paint for motor; It 13 possible that you have used
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not the faintest notion of wooing her.
Ills admiration had been frank and
lllll‘t‘lil‘l'\'9ll,.lllll. without any underly~
lug depth of tooling.
‘ His volunteering to join John Dorr
and Ruth ill this wild search for tho
inlssing idol had been what he called
a lark.
It was only long association with llcr.
the constant View of her pretty inno-
mace and an occasional glimpso of her
profounder» and womanly nature that
ilnd. touched his- heart and wakuncd In
lllm feelings that he luld refrained
from confessing to himself. '
'l‘llcn came the moment when shc
3. inquired John. undisturbed. except that i (Continued In tomorrow's Sentinel)
ille did not understand a glancc o.\'~§
|(imaged by Ruth and Sir Donald. ‘ --_.,.__,....-._..- ~- “~47“
i “It seems lhcy have started ll hind.
got holy war against us." the Imronct ”IKES OFF DANBBMF
answered grimly. "l’ou dcsccratld ' ,
, their Idols and they‘ve oxritl-d a lot of ' “MI SIMS '1‘”.th
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the people against 'yoll llllll"- .1; l
. “And what?" demanded .Iollll Ilnpn-‘
‘ licntly. l
With a moaning Iool. toward Itutll.;
Sir Donald faced llorr. “This Is not a I
place for Miss Gallon." he said formal ‘
l ’w
Girls! Tr, Thlsl ill—ke- Your Hair
Thick, Glossy, Fluffy. Beautiful.
Within ten minutes amr an appu-
single trace of‘dandrutf or falling hair
, f and your‘scalpwlll not Itch, but what
i will please you most will be after a
cation of Dandorlue' you'c'alrlot llnd a‘
ifew‘weelts‘ use. when you‘aoe new
fa" rims WM?“ Will "We"! rust? :too strong a battery. One should not
: “WHO“? “I“ ”5‘ "0'“ the rims Wtuse more than six dry cells on the
'Scmlllllll and saudpapcring. Clean‘average ignition coll, Perhaps water
lthoroughly and then apply 3 ‘00” 0'.or enough moisture has got Into the
gordlnary 33‘9““ mixed with some: coil to cause a short circuit. Coils in
graphite. “th“ this ‘5 dry apply this respect are rather sensitive.
ianotltcr coat. Some people use an‘ Usually they are quite foolproof and
'aIumlnuln paint ‘0 ““11““- Iseldom fail except when abused.
. _ , iWouId suggest that you connect. In
Motoring Department‘Sentluel: lserles a battery consisting of not
I have always been puzzled as to more than six dry cells. It a battery
whether the 'gas in the cylinder of I' of higher voltage is used the platinum
automobile explodes or burns rapt Y-fbreaker points will burn away too
Please advise me. . B. K. ‘rapldly.
,llasolluc burns ,very rapidly. Al-I
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One Hour Sale
Wednesday morning, Mia 11 a. at. only
25 Dresses and 20 Coats. Regular value to $15.00
$8. -5
One Hour.only;lo to .11 a. m.
TOMORROW MORNING-
lilo C. 0. II. -No Exchanges e—Nflyo. Reimds
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onsequently the less pressure of the THE BRIG: SHE paVs,
exhaust. The spark generated by the There is hardly an American woman
magneto is more intense than that oil nowadays who can keep pace with
the battery and coil system. hence the1 the demands made upon her time and
difference in the sound at the cadmium.i energy without paying the penalty of
This may be misleading to you. There;iIl-hcalth. it may he that dreadful
Is no reason why the changing of theI backache, dragging pains. headaches.
terminals should create a knock in nervousness or the tortures of a. dis-
the motor If the plugs are the same placement. “It Is the price she pays.
and the timing or the spark la the To women in this condition Lydia E.
same In relation to piston position. lFlnkhIm’a -‘Vegetable Compound
-....._. ‘ Icomes as a‘lloon and a blessing. A
Editor's N0le.-‘86V8l‘al lnqulries‘ simple remedy made from roots and
have been received which are .eltherherba which bring glorious health
unsignedor signed only with a nom. ‘0 3113911118 women.
de plume. These communications will' >
be held until the writers reveal tilelrl
identity. N0 mm“ m “bum“ "ITII'BS”T‘VIIlcaillZ6d
luculrers prefer initials or name do:
Bring your vul‘cam' ‘zlng to me:
i
plume, but all letters must be signed. .
l Best work and cheapest prices.
3A full lintof tires and tube! '0!
WAITING F0
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- of sleep. and Sir Donaldmloue ll‘esent"
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. Ruth's lllllllllP inquiries. and tile lfng- ‘
V . that imagc right within reach I simply
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'1le lurncll't'o him for help and hc bad i
been thc lsingle pclxou in the world
.who could save John Dorr. =
Sharp, luld brief as had been the
struggle In his ovvn _lll'lll(l. it had
brought him to an acknowledgment of‘
lilo. fact that slit. was the only woman ‘
{to wanted for his wife." V 3
0n the very lick of Iu-r hour of New . .
tile he hallix-eiitllred to ask his reward
forwarder. . ‘
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la. s v.- f. i. l
. 1,1. marinara. mu he, barn”
not until}. ”SaltedofilGLPiJlW British ,
'gullyr'snéoh mien ‘b‘oi' n. 'the thought 3
or the happiness unit awaited pint».
The)" that “Fill-cumin. lllorr still l
eliciting tlléiefl’eéla' 0f his'lli'night‘a ud-
vcnturcs. Ruth bright eyed from want
ingllleappeurunce of one who lid bc- . __ ,,
gun the day nrlglltlaftcr it sound} .
night's rest; ' l ,
‘ 'l‘llclr natural topic of (outcry-prion ,
wasof. llarr'a attempt to capture the. ?
idol null Sir-Ilolmld'» rescue of him. 4
John could give littlc satisfaction to“
llsllnlun confessed that he himself.
though lunch more familiar with llll‘l
'Iultlrc. ways and native temples. Ilud ;
not much notion of exactly how It llllil 3
all come about nor how he lllltl found .
Dorr and cxtricntcd him.
. "The only thing i gather from It all
. In this," he sold nmiably. "You had .
better take my advice In this country '
and not try to perform any of your:
western feats. India Is ‘u very old
country, and they resent here unylhllu:
that doesn’t follow the good old lincsf .
“i suppose I was very foolish." John
confocal-ll ruefully. “But when I saw
couldn't resist the leptllllull to grab
it; and try to escape."
Sir Donald looked at lluth meaning-
ly. “i can't say that I‘m a bit sorry. 3 ’ ,
v old chap." he told l‘mrr. “After all, as ' 15-, "The truth of the mattcr 13' we
8h. Impulslvoly Turned to John.'
1hair. has and'downy at tlrstv—‘yosw
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'3 weight and lost nerve force. It acted
you say. It‘s an ill wind that blows no
~one any good."
instantly Ruth caught his meaning. ‘
and her eyes fell. Yes, she had prelu-
~lsed. and this bravo gentleman who
had risked his life for her sake should
not be without his reward.
' But—she stared miserably at her
plate until John rallied her and swore
that he would yet get the plans.
“And here comes the fellow who will
- tell us what really did happen." Sir.
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F-W-‘TAW.
p“! I Was very‘foolishl" John
. ‘ “about! rucfully. .
Maia muted. 3 twin. arm a mm
,. computational: «asthmat-
«we,
_ “1‘ think Miss Gallon has really pill;
’ l mend. burr.
1'" at”!!!
. arc known to be stopplng here and the
mob will undoubtedly visit us shortly."
“But the police!"
Sir Donald looked very uncomforta-
blc indeed. "My dear follow. don‘t you
realize that what you and l dill last
1 night was purely and simply ludcfensl— ‘
’ble? We tried to rob a temple. to be
. frank about It.“
1 "l lricd to recover some papers be-
longing to us," he protested.
“We would have u still time trying
lto prorc that to the edit-lulu here.“
i was the reply. “All a matter of fact. I
still practically an Officer and 1 should
lllll‘e u deuce of a time'clonring my-.
self. You can‘t nlYord to call In the
police because you’re on American, and
you broke British law. and I. very
imur‘h fear killed a British subject or
two.“
, “I see." Dori- assented thou
'“But what are we to do?” _
“Precisely, precisely the question."
said Sir bonito. ,“You and 1 could slip
away. but there is the young lady to
consider." ,
“And the plans." said john doggedly. .
lair Donald flushed angrily. “i am
lcousldcring the young lady in this
'mnltcr." , . ~
Mind I. as her guardian. have to
think of her best Interests." was the
retort. r
lulversllam'tugged at his mustache
In pcrplcxlty. Then the said quietly.
ghtfully.
her hammers In my emcee. . . .
ul‘What—whnt one“ incan‘l‘?z “W”
ample-lat mam gist and.
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though it is hard to distinguish be-
bnt really [lb/W hath-growing all over. tween an explosion and an exceedin-
l the ship.
3 A little Danderine immediately aom‘the mixture in the cylinder: at n
5 pm the boauty of your mu. Noolt‘; motor goes through the latter process.
l‘feronce how dull, faded. brittle andl '
350mg”. lust moisten ’a cloth witthotoring Department. Sentinel:
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l Dnnderino andfiygrolully amv lt.’ Kindly explain in .detlewitst nun
likensbfiynur. llfur. taklns one smsu..yaua~,pniniou.mllc Ibo-tyre! to Ill
1. a
j scandals «no. The sucti- smu- small h9l9-.‘ll’;m§°3\1w% pylinder, and
“It lagsf-your’ha‘i‘r grill-barium, fluffy and water locket. and‘abov‘e‘ the highest
zwel'rpfihd' hql,é.f.till. ‘onilesisnco of 901m 0t PM” mitt
;abundanco; an Incmble lustre.2
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softness and Insurance; lweldod. You might try cleaning the
Beta “reentrmwft unowlmn's‘spot-:thoroughiy and using tsunami:-
Dalidorine from any drug ’ store or on" cement. This has often been used
toilet counter. and. prove that your to advantage to repair small leaks.
hair lfl'usnmtty andsolt as any—E g - , .
that it‘ has beenvneglected or Injured Motoring Department, Sentinel:
b)" careless treatment~thst's alI—-' I would be pleased to have you give
you surely can have beautiful hair and5 me a little information on the fol-
lots of It if you will just try a little lowing question:. I have a make and
. Danderlne. . lbreelt system which gives very much
‘ Isatisfaction without being connected
.to the coil. its I use no batteries
lwoultl there bé'any advantage In con-
:nectlnglthe coil?
.GAIIIS 49 l'0llll08 _ ,
I" 4n ““8 No advantage will be gained I)!
using the colt, If batteries are used.
REQARKAIB‘LE neutral or THfijthen‘flle coil is necessary. A mas.
new new; BUlLDER Tonosnm pt good condition will furnish
LINE TABLETS lN MANY casssl .umclem current.
or RUN-DOWN MEN AND WOM.l
EN- l Motoring Department. Sentinel:
- x Would it cause any'extra wear on
l Pm" It “”7“" by mm"! ' a“; the differential It in turning sharp cor-
of Tonollne Tablets Now.
“By George, I never saw anything; 0:- is it best to throw out the clutch
filing the effects of that new treatment. ‘ and reduce It to second areal?“-
,Tonollne Tablets, for building up ofj ' READER
To throw out the clutch in turn-
ing corners does not‘nllect the dir-
’ more like a ‘mlracle than a medicinal”;
1
his be‘sl'lo have the defective parti
ners one did not throw out the clutch?!
. "Have yolrlearned to dance?"
‘Motorlng Department. Sentinel: "No. And l'm glad I haven't. lf‘l
‘ When I tried to crank Up my’car thlsi wait a while. ‘maybc I can learn the.
I 1y rapid combustion. should say that morning I could not. it bad utly‘uew once“ without having to forget Bo.
.beeu overhauled and yesterday wasimanl’ OldeOBBS-"“Wa‘-‘mngt°“ St”:
the first time since then that the ear'
had been ueéd. True. the motor weal ”W
still to crank. but I thought nothingI ‘: . ‘
unnaaaua
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-ot It. “running an hour or so dis-i
closed no‘"knocks. Now It is trickedl
:tlght. and Mia not want to-takrthe‘~
l engine down ‘agalmunleas absolutely
necessary. .Please advise me. Nd
More than likely‘you have run the.
motor without. ,lll‘flpel" .iubriqgtion'l
Whoa a motor In overhauled . and all 8
1the bearings set up tight, it ll“: A. M.-—l:37:. 5:341. 52421:, 6:09.
lvlnble til-use plentx'ol oil .Invordcrlfizli'l'x. 7:]Sx. 7:66. 8:18x, 8:59x, 9:19x,
lto tlood every , possible bearing eur- 9:l0, 10:33:. 10:51:, 11:51. _
lface. .Would suggest that you inioctl P. M.~1:13:. _1:_23x. 3:02;. 3:29,
directly Into the cylinders a quantity-flung.c 5:15;. 5:45, 6:02x. 6:47, 7202:.
of oil and then try forcing the motorijlflbx..9:5171.}0:18s.
over by the crank. Would also suggest ’ ‘ ‘m
that you jack up one rear wheel and Sand!”-
place tbe’gesr'level In first'ipo‘éd‘. A. u.—12:25:. 5:3“, 5:42x.
By turning the rear wheel by handi101333. 11:51-
‘you should be able to obtain sufficient. P. R—lzlax. 21.4er
leverage to move the pistons. it this 5:45.. 6:02x. 7:02x.
cannot be done then it would be ad- 9251!. 102181. 102.40-
vlalble to let up on the bearings
slightly. In taking up on'bearings
»It is an easy matter to get them too
Etlgllt. While the bearings should be
IN ‘EF‘FEc‘ri DECEMBER 12, 1914.!
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cum “hosWALK TO new vomc
' 8:54.
4:41‘,
7:5'l'x
3:02x.
7:12,
new voakfiro SOUTH NORWALK.
a. n.—t;41x.‘5::o, 6:43, 13:00:. 8:51x.
9:151. 10:02:. 10:05. 10:50x, 11:03.
Timetable
hand all the time. Work celled
forum! delivered. . ..
Robert ‘ Gregory
7 Wall St. ' Tel. 3264
w. ., JUNK" omit
,- “i'on bill," need jrlto «annual or
‘ phone to‘ S‘sn'iuel Jade, successor to
WalrEzr‘on. tuition will get' dread!
market for things vldllfb‘lyou. don't.
want. such as rags. papers. Dotti”.
‘ruhbéra. scrapdron. metals. feather .
. beds a specialty. We are waiting for
your call. Samuel Jails. 37. Fort
slréct.’ Phone 499. »
vv—a _—...'.--s~ _ _
rte NOR WALK“? ,.
‘ 'PAWNSHOP'
Money...Loaned
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Articles. cf’VaIue.
Joseph Roseufieid. Prop.
flesh. and rounds out thedngurep . ‘
In” 8' .Well-lmowngentieman ruler-iterentlal. which is designed to care
Itor such requirements. To disengage 0!!
the clutch while turning .BlIIYD cor-
ners is good practice.
more to relieve straight-line shattel
Sharp corners
reduced speed. and by doing t
3it often necessary to change to a
Any man or woman "M l’ m“ lower gear before ac‘celerating.
day In speaking of the revolution that
had taken place" luuhls oondltlon;.“l.
began to think that there was nothing
on earth that cool make me fat. i
tried topics, digestives. heaVy callus.
diets, milk. beer and almost over?-
tllIng else you could think of.
can recover normal weight by the;
best new treatment ’l‘onollne Tablets. ? Motoring Department.‘Sentinel=
“l have been thin for years and be-
! 0‘1“" ""0” ‘59 “”08 ”“9 “I" I‘m Egan to think it was natural for me‘grephlte In the crank cage of a l . i—
to be that way. Finally 1 read about system engine? Oil is DINING into: motors having two, spark plugs 11
processes brought the main bearing ‘ i. g l , . b
about by use of Tonollne Tablets so ilwhicb the cranks WWW“! 91W" l cylinder head and the other, at t e
Wellfmvgmyhad‘ effect on the motor? waive cap, Usually the plug in the
the remarkable
decided to try them myself.
when l locket myself in the mirror
new. i think it is somebody else. i
have put on just forty pounds during
the last forty days, and . never felt '
stronger; " " ~
Tonollne Tabs are a powerful indu
or to nutrition. increases cell-growth
food. increases themumber of .blood-, 9
corpuscles and as ’a necessary result
builds up muscles. ’and solid, healthy
For women who can never appear
stylish In anything they wear because
of their thinness this remadrable
treatment, may prove a; revelation. it
is a ‘heanty..;n‘laker asfwell as“s..,form«
builder' and carve ‘ ‘
Tangible no. duct 131 Microfilm:
t ‘ ”lineal; It .1-draatletg..nr ritual;
AWIT'W' . . _ .
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ed in the crank , , .
‘glllzzngfllemanxinel While titanium. sy‘mnmkqéme valve in lifting would
will not materially lnjute=the world mum,
lug parts. it‘wlll have a
clog‘up the variousoll boleav.
grooves and possibly
proper 'liow ofv‘oll' to
"hearing cortices. It is not;
in one .advsatases.
strengthci‘lorll motoring
carbon ingredients. comma: . in .. multztllo gamut WW"? I“
4.... '_ 1, v :llouderfromm mum and N“ 97"
‘ traumatflomel” 9 4315mm agroulagrom the magneto
~i Mirabella“? mm “9:“ ‘ wfihtuwblsv‘orln the
t." Upon reversing terminals this
pound ceases. Kindly explain the rea-
son for this? B. F.
but this Is do“ There Is. no reason why the motor:
should be taken at: should ‘pound ”simply because you?
his Itf change over the plugs. Care shouldl
‘sbe taken that you change over ter-
minals of the plugs in each cylinder
only. if you interchange the termi-
nals between two cylinders the order
no you advise the use of powderEG of firing would be deranged. and. of
81118811: course. the motoryvould pound. Some
and. mute mto;uch cylinder use one plug ever the
L L» cylinder head has a- much longer
., ‘ Os.
Powdered graphite Is not ‘ ,
V case ‘ln 3, the plumssahould be changed around
shocked the long plug find
“Bile“! “3 canteen. pound. it Is alsolposslble til-3.
with: noise you hear in the muffler cut.
W91“ u. out Is not a pound, but simply a dit-
thO'N'Pect‘W'fel-enc'e la the sound of the exhaust.
"09mm. ‘ Tbia-wauldbe caused by the dilfcr-
W 30',
if!“ .The batteryand coil 9 system may be
to barren; shanlt than that in the valve cap. .ll‘ ‘
bumpy once ln_the‘l.lniéunty~¢l the spark. at .
“Sail?!“ notwortlithefipérhnentlithoxpmgs. from thedlflereatsystems.
would namelycnrkuslns a-lugll > . . > ..
911 mil m '9." “Warsaw“ tor. timed lntel' than the metasysom.
.3tlgbt. nevertheless. they should be P~ ”5'131033. 3.0.5: 2393‘. Egg. N-WA'I'EB "REST.
lsufllciently free to allow a film of oil 3:80X. 3:55. 4:26. 5-0“. E‘A' a . SOUTH NORWALK
to work in between the bearing sur- 8310!. 6:06, 8:1‘JX. 913‘. ~11-15X. - ‘
faces 12:00x. a. .. “.— , ,____ _.____{
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