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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 24, 1916 · page 11

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'M utoring Npartment The Sentinel" . Motoring Department, The Sentinel—t!
May 1 ask you to kindly tell me.‘ During zero weather 1 ran mv c.11-
iiu-ougii your columns, whether thero‘ into the garage and let all water out
is any material difference in the vari- of the cooling system and in trying
011.11 tests of gasoline upon the motors? to crank the engine the otlter day.
if there is any material difference in could not move it. it is stuck but
the gasoline, is there anything in the somewhere (‘ould the bearings have
market that will improve the gasoline 11-01111? it to “hat damage is done'
by raising the test. I have heard it and what repairs are net essary? Also:
find that there was something that please gite me the address of the Na-'
could he put in the gasoline that would tional Coil company. C. A.
it: tresse the mileage increase the' If .11] the water was not drained ‘Bfl'
speed. help to l‘t‘llitfl't‘ the carbon dc-' when you placed car in garage that
limits. etc. it there is such a thing which r'eninined especially in the'
do 1011 think there would be any itt pump would fret-re if car was left
jury to the engim ol otherw.ise and in an unheated garage This would
11 acre can such a.1 article he proc ur- pretsnt pump from retoltlng. lf con-
1- ti." What is the name of it? sidcrsble pressure w as brought to beal'
“hat is the reason for the price 01 on crank handle pump nny possibly
p1<oii11e soaring so high? I". H i1e broken. it is also possible tha
Gasoline obtained from different a piston has her 1111111aner thl‘iwoufil.
sections will show a difterent specific lack of limited! on and is stuck.
nratiiy. it has been proven that Kan \\ ould adVise pouring kerosene on
front one lotality shoeing a low test top of r. tons. Allow it to soak in

.of cells, each group to oouta '

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operate a stiff vibrator spring takes [low a barge tarrying 260 ions through
considerable current from the battery!
Ht'e presume you are ulna dry cells. Hungarian monument exacts a toll
i If so. would advise using three srps to;

the stretch of about 1 1-8 miles. The‘
.29 fmnts per ton for the pass-
tholwt. but tho- traillc has remained sol
same number of cells as the . meat inconsequential that expenses of
group Wire the positive bonuectlmsimatmenanu and the interest on the
of each group Mather and the new '37 million ttowns spent on the work

1"”. connections together. Tm” will 1hate ni‘Y‘ti been met by the income. proGermnn part of the camp. aocord- '
1'11. ,zut‘m'niilt‘n! 111112911, has had to‘

ghe you groom amperage, and will

stand up better than one group lit cd: the

'ntake up 11 tit-‘litit. running into
millions,

V The writer quotes with approval an
‘expression mad. seventy years agoby
the famous economist. Friedrich Lint.

(who, banished tron his mother oonn

 

 

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10! his best known works in Philadel-
phiu). List wrote. after an extended
BERLIN, i-‘eb. 2i.--((‘orrespond tour alons the Danube: "The North
ence of The Associated l'ress)-ltu-1s'ea is already connected with the
portant as the opening of the luau-111111111 Sea bv s naturnrmnl. it flows
may be for the Central Powers during past Gibraltst and Constantinople. A
;1he tontinuance of the war, the hope- land canal vttll nevtt' be able to 10m-
ful prophecies for the future that ‘pelt- with 11'
hate been based thereon are not iueti
fie d by the stream's economic history; 1051K“-
“000"!!!“ t0 3 WW?" in "‘9 VOT' 'encu of 'l‘ht Associated Press)—Re-
urns A 15111"! PNPDOCY. 0“ 0f lea-sod prisoners from the Ruhieben

 

Feb. 24. '(Correspond-

.a certain number of them have en-

try, went to America and wrote one.

 

 

to escape military service. The pro
Germans occupy huts on the recreation
ground and receive many favorrund

listed in the German army Even
those enlisting draw their five marks
from the British government up to
their enlistment.

Ambassador Gerard visited only the.

ing to llr. Keane.

 

 

 

PEKth‘t. Feb. 24.—President Yuan
Shi-hni. the Emperoretoct. has issued!
an order that the members or the im-‘
portal clan of the Yuan family now
living within the Forbidden City are
to move outside of the palace grounds.
This order. of course. does not apply
to his immediate family.

The Yuan clan Is a large one, and
has been well looked after by the
president. llowmr. it would be quite
in violation of all precedents for him
to permit relatives other than his im-

 

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mediate family to live within the im-
perial grounds. With his accession to.
the throne, the emperor must draw a
sharp distinction between himself andi
his clatl'smen, as novt they become‘his

 

Mott‘s that hate appeared in chB- tramp who hfle tutu-31111 to England
papers and magazines, 1! lb" 0' 1"” 1111 indlnnsnt over the last report of

subjects.
I In China there has been much crit-

uould often he more volatile than a .11 d then by giving (rank handle sudJl'flu' 14‘0““ in ”1" magazine 01'9""?
gas showing a high test. This prm'cs‘den jerks pistons may be. stalked Gt‘lmflnlfi “1'?"

that the specific ill'diity test would The National (‘oil Company is lot Opinion of the Danube "will

he asserts that the-
opt- n E

'11,. American Ambassador at Berlin,i"""m of the influence which relatives
to which he made the statement: Jhave had on the emperors. Even now

pm!!! a appeals are directed to Yuan Bhi-kai
‘that he shall influence the drawing up’

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1111 be conclusive evidence that “1‘ rated to Lansing, Mich. tthe water route to Central Europe lilr'large sum in wages becaun the ittih

gasoline would give a greater num- ituiuanian and Bulgarian grain findiehen prisoncts are unwilling to do,“ the new constitution in "Ch“ way:
tut-r of heat units, if it had a high Motoring Department. The Sentinel ~ ‘ ltumnnian mineral oils." in... fatigue 11'0rk of the camp -- ll ‘0 make it impossible for the wo-
-.11-1iti1- gravity test 1‘ Will 1011 kindly tell nir- whether coils: The artitle in Vorwaetts ttsscrtsf This charge is tailed “an, nndimen 0! imperial families to have un-

l~:'.1he1 ii addtd to the gasoline. will Usf‘d on motor lusts and stationary 11111 mm“. ”h. 111." M..." ”H. “rm", ”Ingemmuu b1 u“, released prison due influence upon the emperor.

The” are a engines I” made dlKerettt from co"! 1 “‘L‘ °P'" m all traffic u" “this? ‘1er. who say that Ambassador Gerard]
i am told they do not ’

mike it tnme volatile.
runnhcr of solutions on the market on motor cat‘s?
thpptisi'd to remove carbon when mix- give a spark that is fast enough for
1-.l with the gasoline. The eficiency high speed motors?
such solution must be determined
use
Supply and demand determine prices time.
'1 here is supposed to be. a scarcity oi . ber of experts here and in other places
V gasoline at present, caused by increns ,try to remedy it without avail. No
e-l demand both here and abroad. It 'llody seems able to point out the
i 1. been said that the refineries are cause Have had ev'erything examin
tot able to cope with the increased ed and suggested changes made, but
:to no good. time. recently had the
Qcommutator taken of! and parts rc-
fplaced, lite, including new elm shaft

wheel For a time this seemed to

"OMS!“ 6A8 . Remedy the matter. but all in a sud
i _ den the old shipping 11111.11 spin.

‘ My machine ltd- a rsingle cylinder 4

on SW" mmv fcycle motor. Cyllnt!!!. new ‘tlfteen

months ago Hate lied three different

' m m M'mfs 'makes of carburetors and 1111101111 01

“Pap." Dim'w‘nfl sour, ICM stom.- Several of the experts have elimin-

ach, heartburn, dYII’OIWI- atetl, they think, every possible cause

Time it! In five minutes all stomach except the coil. and so lay the trouble

"we” ““1 80- N0 indlsesflon. hurt' to that Last October-1 returned it to

113'

11'. some

!with m1 motor skipping for

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help matter. My coil 1111mm one of
ftlte oldest and best known

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l have had a great deal of trouble,

Tramc
Have had a considerable nttm- ',

spent plugs, 1111 they on riot seem to'

makers, 1, a

:early traffic upstream and 00"" that; no real knowledge of the work
stteam at all Austtlan stations, from mg of the camp

l’assnn to Prcssburg and including it is true that the British gov-em
items. was about 1 1-1.‘ million tons. ntent p.” m. marks a week to each
on the River Spree in Berlin civilian 11111111121 in the camp But!
and t'harlottenburg averages about- each receipt states explicitly that the
nine million tons. Significant at the ‘money must be repaid if asked for by
inability of the. Danube route ‘0 com the British Chancellor of the Exche-
pete with other routes is the fact thnthuen At one “Inc, a“ 1-9]de pm
“P t0 1’03 WT'II'OD from the Krefllgoners any further, this sum did help
Austrian iron works in Witkowttz was tthe [nmgle of the camp to live. but

shipped to Runtania via Oderberg and I'm, butter at (our marks a pound:

Hamburg and thence by the sea route and other foods in keeping, the marks
to (islets. in 1903. when Austria suc- does not go very far. In fact. the. pris-
ceedod in serum"! I cheap rate (Wmmners rely almost entirely on parcels
the Austrian Lloyd for the Levant-ineirrom England.
trade, the iron was sent via Triest to. Regarding the policing or the camp,
ialatz. Even then the Danube didiprisoners offer this explanation Many
not come into consideration. of the prisoners have no relatives or
Still less did it play any part 1'0 fflr friends from whom to 1111111111 parcels
as Germany was concerned. To send‘by mail. To support these depend-
a 11111 of wheat over the Danube "0111.911“, a fund is raised by the contri
aistz to Mayence cost up to a few button of a. penny a. week by all who
years ago 57 marks per ton; by the:m able to pay Thu fund is turned
sea r0136. 10 to 13 marks lover to the captains of the' various
The neslisible role played by tho-barracks. Out of it is paid the wage
Danube says the Vorwnerte writer. of the men who have volunteered to

burn. sohrness orbeiening of gas. acid, the branch at San Francisco mid they ‘1‘“ in 9“" be“ ““9 ‘0 political ’9" do fatigue duty.
or eructations or undigested road. 1111' returned it, saying it was in perfectlmnsv N“ “13““! t0 "’0 diIicultiea 01’: A returned prisoner by the name of

dizziness, bloating, foul breath or condition. Some of the expert! 3“-
headache it is too slow in sparking and is not
i’ape's iiiapepein is noted for its suitable for a high speed motor 1|
Speed in regulating upset stomachs. bought it from the nbove branch and
11 is the surest. quickest and most specially mentioned that I wanted it
certain indigestion remedy in the, for a. high speed motor. it gives a
whole world. and besides it is ham-I very hot spark. at tout am of the
'953- ltime, that will jump nearly a quarter
Millions of men and women now out ‘ or an inch, but that seems to matte no
theirfavorlte foods without ruHhey-‘dinom. The skippins is very “'-
know Pnpe's Diapepsln will save them regular, Don't seen! to skill when 1
"0'" "I! Mach misery . ism Itu't out. but. 111 a mile or two
Please. for your sake get a large' will begin. Bap; If!“ 40 “'1
fittycent case of Pape’a Menuhin? more 11111.:- before ' 1111.1th
. 11 19111111111111: what you like 11111 dl- a skips, any me every ten or mm
from any drug store and put your ”whim"- ml "and“! but M “'
stomach right. Don’t keep in being “mummified ;
nest it; enjoy a, without 11111111 or 1r 'ntiexv'itira‘tnrmu m It!!!
1191111111 in the nausea. runs oil the buttorlu very mifiy‘
9‘?!" mill hangs in 11111- mi 111a your opinion ’tbout
home 1111111111. should one of 111. iam- 11. «dd oiittne.‘ ‘ ngG ’
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'navigntion presented by the stream. Keane, who spent fourteen months at
and to the fact that. unlike the Rhine. Ruhlebeu alter a month of solitary
Elbe and other important rivers, it confinement, 11m tint m and en-
does not flow into a great ocean. The tertalnmenu are lbsolutofi neces-
chief detach, home. is presented 'lll'y in the camp for keeping up the
by the loomed “iron Gate" below spirits of men. Early last year a
Orsova, where the river narrows from wave of depression. swept the camp
100 meters manned its 1111th and one man. on receiving newt of
from four continents-n (slightly more the death or his wife, cut his thront
than 1 1- 2 inches; in the monster to in the presence or four hundred other
thirteen meters. At the completion of prisoners. it took at this time the
the timing. dream and blasting ntnmst caution on the part of a low
operations-blob in 1395 gave the to keep up any names '01- spom at.
front Gatosts “in-.111, form, a in: all. Bohruthooonditionso! the

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IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE

The lucky Bluebird (‘The Soul of Happiness") is the deficit Jul
this Dinner 801. made by one or the foremost American pottcrn; I).

the same time. the latest thing in the prevailing mode, it wil m; ,
to be the greatest ever-e M11! in blue and turquoise w” .05 . ‘

soft red of nature on the breast. while the edge or each plan b h
ished in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out oomph. 'I
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who views lb -

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Nearly one thousand prominent peo-
onlne cured them of coughs,

existence. other thousands in other
sections of the country have added
their testimony. and all unite in pro-‘
claiming ‘Linonim the most elective.
medicine of its 1111111 known to science.
it. warms and enriches the blood, it. re-i
eaten membranes of threat nd lungs in 1
stores circulation and baths the «11-;
fish. new. vitality bringing blood——
and roller is wrmtght by removing the'
my 1114 irritations that amount
“chances. It in a truly wonder-tel
«lady- is pars and wholesome“
HI. I Quinton o! flax-seed OiL'
Irish Ions. Eucalyptus and other far.
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testified in signed statements. that. 1111- ;
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