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Motoring Department Sentinel:
. mo settle a bet yvill you kindly an snnde which use the diilerent types may result may Miss A Ilidm ole“ .
swer this question: How would you of construction The question of merit 01' 415191300 when will unseat' 5
proceed to find out the order. or enplo-xisdetermhed by design. It would not “1'0 Th“ may hem “‘0' 1.111010! .
elons on a six cylinder motor. which
-you try for the ’ilrst time?
Kindly state the severe! Iweys. success by the dilerent high grade hm“ valves. “m alike “’3‘“ 7‘
Thanking you in advance l remain. manuisoteurs. Any type will nOtI residue .mu'm" "”m i
'l‘ l" n prove setisteotogy it not properly do. """"
IYOU can :determine the order of
firing «the cylinders by observing
the operation or the exhaust valves
or intake Ivaives, Turn theiniotor
Ihy hand until the valve Iot'eyliisder
No. 1 opens end‘then note'the order
in which the like valves operate in
succession.
'LIYou can also :determineIthe tiring
ordertrom the compression. By openv
ingdhe compression reliefs you can
Loose-the order h which throes:-
pseesionIts‘hes piece loosen-cylinder
in succession.
.Therenre three lining orders.:nnme-
.iy,jisi-2-6-3.5 wild-3.6.24 er mete.
Motoring Deportnient. Sentinel:
.1. IPlesse snplnin‘thedtflerenee be-
tween semi end Mliiloeting reansnle?
it. possible, please give disgnm.
2.
male. sepsrete loom. the motor. the
" obtain: or the issuing taunts thrown
QnIthe separate units, their supports
and connections nil written: out
. eras'm'gfia. it.
metals and hrdhen ports end is ‘1“)!
onintususpenelon- power telnet. where
moor. clutch audits-nonunion I-isre
rent in'one unit? iiii) WhntI-edvsntnges
do they claim for having trnnimission
in s separate unit?
3. 'Does themwer that is required
no run a standard lighting. endsstert;
'ohg system no nonsense lessen the
power of themotor to any great on
tent? ‘
1. In n semi-nesting type or axle
' the trnnsverse Inxle shaft is. usually.
anchored in the hub oi the wheel and
not only serves to transinlt driving
power. but also to support the weight
Iidt‘the Ieer. .
_ in the full iloetlng type or sale
the transverse shalt hosts within the
I‘arleIhousing end museum the
- dishing-mastered tel-wheelohut does
-. vacuum-twill». . .
Most my While Winn
'. «book when eshstfies- residuals”: the
construction in detail. ‘
CONECTICUT!‘ PM.
. oonipreulon
:nnnit'ytnt‘this mam I
Icmmm m Wm. M Isms-urea asst-ins rising moor iiv- Reruns 0W.
"rdised 'e ’Ioost mmm‘mim . '
_ which lnyesthntj‘ad We miss “me3” MW
2. There are innny excellent cars
be tslr or Just to criticize different-
methods...“ nil ere being used with
signed en.d constructed. The menu-
ieetursrs m the :diilerent types
set lorth‘ their claims-supporting their
desisnrendlt would behest for you
to consult then end thendrsw your
owniomclnsion.
3. fie. loenot power 'duetothe
attachment ft the lighting end stsrt-
inasyetens isdsnidly worth influx into
coneideretion. Auto the question or
design snd-onuruction enters.
I...
Motor-Ins Bensrtsnnt; Sentinel:
which scans to consume Inore oil
then Ineoeeeery. Pleese edvine the
mount of oil you consider news--
sero nseen -e tjpoi sny 100 miles!-
J. 8. R.
The oil consumption depends to s
gloat about open the design-class
ere soy oililsehsi or course. sI isrse
M‘MMII he wested. in the
modern inhrtsettng eyetssne the oil”:
need drone-d ossi- Indra little
"it“ our midi?"
reach the worm parts for proper *inl
es strong n. construction es the three- tum 'lioomueh is not my the voltsxe "Ml .nserly I1" “l“:
wasteful. but causes cerbonlsnticn,
IeshyI vslvesuetc
Motoring Department. Sentinel:
l The comprestiondhiny motor has
isllen oil .slnce i had the selves on
unyvcer jround. How can lget lie
cento 'develop its lull- power ngdn.
end that it the cones of my present
trouue‘! 1LT.
Asithe I.velves ere ground to'thslr
seethithey naturally not lower. th31s
possllie thet'there tenet sulclsnt
clenrenee at Ithe end oi. the valve
stems or .thnt the upper tend oi the
valve litters-Abe :Ipnshfld adjusting
nuts—ere worn irregularly. it the so.
iustnient is elose' st this phint elicits
slight irrenhttity set these mm
suillolent to partially unseat “the
whim lit lionelves are around end
adjusted there should be' no leaks int
these pointer it is possible that the
leeks ire eisevthers.
W II
mums. Winston‘s-13hr
-mmmm the spent
Commenter leek; through the veins
hes hen W evsrhpoisd. ‘3hh
is especially I “to the ex-
Minimums-sot. Sentinel: ‘
now Icon 1 .test Idry_oelis.nnd also
storage—battery interdsr tonsoerinin
theiroonditionf lhnew thet.in test-
ing dryeeilsenninineterisusedi'
and for testing; mantis” n
.voltnieter.isnsed, lint! donut under:
stand- why. L3.
.A dry cellthetterydilers teem.
stems hottery inIthet “moonstone
tion udmhenicsl notion dilers. {rho
internal resistance of dry.cslls is
comparatively ”high while. the chemi- __
‘1 bone n new: um; “peel .ieotion is rather slow. In. notor-
sge battery the reverse is the eased
the ohenieeLeetion oi the store”
battery is very until. end the inter; .
nslreslstsnce very slow. The resists. I
.nnee of the meter is very low..nnd
it connected names the terminal 4
the storage battery would not only. ‘
(e) ls‘ ther'entention true mt: merino-gum rile consumption medium! III-shew "3' “WI..-
nu msotor Ida-mason where 'the or n sport or oil tor every 100 suites heat-emu mmfifl- For "Ill
transmission is mounted over the reer is not considered excessive. it then. new I "MM" is used to “It M ’ ’
storage bettery. As stated showing .I , .
iiternnl resistnncemi the dry oells is
high .nnd the chemicel action slow,
or this reeson the meter is used
”Wt-dung:- and 4'10
out when practically ssh-mo
unecoennot ~test .the true condition at '
.s dry. cell with s voltmeter.
Motoring Department Sentinel:
A pair ot electric lsinps were recent-
ly titted. to my ear. but the. Iightis nno
satisfactory. , thesis, they do. not. cove
the reed so well es in acetylene”
'lenips did. How can this be iiud’
Ramona.
Usually the bulbs in electric heed
lamps ere edinntsbloiend'niny'be " ‘
moved forward insureds-d it this
is these» «with your temps, it would
be best. to looste on object it e and
distance sheed, say about 100 yards. ,
and then ndiust the bulbs in both
iightsnntilith'e host roeuit is seeoin .
plished. Moo note whether the ismpi
oreIsnrrnnsed‘ inmethosition so that
the light is properly loosened. no
less the [lasts it“ set correctly you
both.
JOHN WI".
will out get the eoinblnsd silent oi.
LONIDON‘, Aug. 26, 6:15 a. m.—A dispatch to the
Renter Telegram Company from Berlin via Amsterdam
says-{that Field Marshal Baron Kolmar van der (Soltz
has been appointed military governor of the occupied part
Olifidg'nlnr and has proceeded to his post. The gmenior
of the district of Aix-la— —Chappelle has been appointed
civilihiinunistrator of the same region.
LONDON, Aug. 26, 4:10 a. mz-q'l‘he Daily Mail be- .
lieves that the Germans may occupy Ostend so as to
make use of it as a base of operations against England.
“The German movement against Ostend is of great
importance. and is dictated possibly by naval as well as
military considerations," says the paper
Ostend is only sixty-six miles of? the coast. If the
Germans establili themselves there and bring up heavy
artillery they may render it a dangerous base of opera-
'Itiosss against England. Airships acting from it could
watch the Channel and the Thames and carry .out raids
against Great Britain.
"From a naval standpoint Ostend is well-equipped to
sene as a refuge and harbor. If it were strongly held by
land several German warships might attempts dash thith-
er from W ilhelnlhaveneud.He,lgolnnd. They then could
carry out a'harrnssing warfare against shipping in the
Channel and await a favornbieopportunity for disem-
barking expeditionary forcesforthc‘Briti‘eh-Iiles.”
LONDONghsér-ob. 5 a. m,—=The .Paris correspon-
dent of the Times,who had been :oaizthc‘I battlefield earlier
, in the fighting, says that he met a few miles outside of
-, ’ fhiljppeville a Belgian officer andtiie paynssster-general
.~.of Noumea, whO‘told him that the town. of Namur had
been occupied by the Germans. ltlhad been subject-
ed to a furious bombardment and the German fire was so
well-regulated that the first few shots lied silenced Fort
.March0\'e1etlc,on.lhc northeast, and Fort Msizcret, on
the east. .lI-‘ort Andoy also Suflcred badly and was Almost
out ‘of action.
The story coninued: “The Germans {neared the
town without encountering muchIre'sistsnce. IFcrtDave,
at the eontheast-of the town, and Fort Wepion, err the
oppositenide of theMeuscrand the line of forts to the
:north, still resist.
"In spite ofitlie elaborate preparations with wire
entanglement through which was passed snIelectricil cur-
rentpf 1,500 volts and the liberal use of broken glass.
.N‘omur .iell into _. the bonds of the Gennans on Saturday.
MMDNIMg.
,I,
‘ ‘ warfare.
, ‘ and Conflict.
. ~' Enem- was attended by heavy losses on both sides Char- .
_,,
”The Belgians evnc'uatcdthe ‘tovvn in an orderly
Imnncr. All roiling-stock sndImotor unaware removed
s‘nd‘thc station master left on the last ”locomotive with
.tlic. flilwoy .Icash, box under his ’iil‘iti. Thi Belgian
4W. nmnbemigabout 3000 passed under the proton-
'tSon of .a French cav'liialjberli: winiufi‘dtbg I Fre‘hclt
if” " {
mic correspondent skids: "Thus the Germans have
done much to win. mastery over the two banks of the
.IMeiisc almostasifarhs .IXnant They, however, left
' behind them six of. the eight forts of Nsnrur, which, it is
expected, will yet reuse them- considersble annoyance.
" “Later on Sunday the French artillery in its turn, '
opened fire upon. the stricken town of Charleroi. The
‘Gsrnisnss'n the earlier stages .of the engagements had
I poumLtheir: shells upon the upper part of the town. The
’Frerr'clf‘now emptied their hail of IshelisI upon the lower
seétionio‘t the" town and undc’d a supporting fire from their
1 moi-tiller)! the French .infsntry advanced slowly' in the face
of a snibbornzreslstance; tipontthe town they had just .
evacuated, retaining several Villages and becoming once
.o—som...
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more masters of the line between 'I‘iiuin (eight miles .
southinst of Charleroi), and Metax. .
“At six in the evening the fighting ceased, both sides
being thoroughly worn out. The next morning, béiorc
down, the French a 'llery again bombarded .Chnrleroi
and once more the ndeietig‘sble. troops of anceeswsrm-
ed the slope toolsrds the lower part of the town, rescap-
turi'ng. the villages of .Chstelet. IBe'uEiouix, ‘Msrclilenne
Thei'rghtlng at this stage cf‘ the engage:
leroi, which was in the center of the section,- is an indueI
trial mSning district and in the- sing ‘Iheaps of ribs ‘snr-
, rounding country the Rtehch found e'dniirtble wastage
ground, while as in Upper Alsace {the Germans niountdd.
m
mitroilieuses in everp steeplemtdhe ,
of Charlerot dud after furious fighting drove Ithe‘Gcr-
mass in confusion across the 'Sembre ZRivsr.
French entered a. city littered with“ «lead, battered by,
”Outeidea dilapidated n‘n coitid‘ ‘Iseenl‘tiis
All: #3. Mom-3m Bots aorta
I “lit the {one of. ”withering rfire xfm .the. Gem, ‘
.nntraillensc. the. French regain undone unhappy town-
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lilting Icniii ‘
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mica.» PMIARIEO CALL“.
Delegates to s. Elected to your
om messes ,
in another column sppesrs the'nil
tor Repufliosn primaries to robot‘s!-
esstes to a convention for the“
leg of delegates to the- I'stnte.m
tonal. county, senatorial and profits
conventions. Also for the m
of enndldetes for Represenmiveséud
Justices of the Peace. The slim
will be held on Monday eveninggnt
the designated plscés in the diluent
wards.
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thsxvndventsing.
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and will hsvsmny‘niore soreness.
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the.¢ii&en,and alum toners
theiSt-lern-orem _ ‘
We here,thoni.;st.eil,prio‘ Jet
trillion-noon. ‘
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