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fieeap Lew- e051 GET lure rue
the cylinder. it should not be dill-
'oslt matter for a competent mechanic
to trace out these troubles. I
Iotol'inl Deminqt. The Sentinel——
l have a --— motorcycle. better! i
model single cylinder. that runs fine
a the level. but anus and sr"\-1‘ nscso. Chine. larch Ila—(Cor-
then stops on a steep grade. \ hell respondence of The Associated Press.)
i-tlng the comm it ll 80°“ 5“ ‘-Recent conflicts between Purtuguese
will slowly lost out when you stand IpdwineseoiIldIblil in. Why.
on the pedel. The “1'“ In" W“ her have revived the old controver-
pensdaadmtishtandanewesel’k .1. between Per-tam and China as
tenable persists. Do you think that
new piston rings wade cure the tron-
ble and make it a batter hilleiimbart Chi
c. a. “
ibeplscing the piston rinse will prob} Mal ““ “2:." “I!”
anmmueoieeneeuuresew“ "we-ether .000 assele
l“ of “m ‘ u mt." "V, be" M "m multi-
will cause the casino to act as youlllee- it he! always been Pertussis
describe. even it compression is good. contention that-it also eentnls theori-
Would suggest reedusting carburetor. ‘tire harbor ‘end has jurisdiction to
Also mehe sure thet asniileient supply the opposite side of the bay. The
of gasoline reaches the carburetor‘Chinese contention is that China and
luminous
Hour! Homo
”Tosca-BIL: sores
Motoring Department, The Sentinelm l have a (”cylinder Ford model
i sud your paper regularly and ['8 roadster and have trouble with inch
would like a little advice on the toi- of power and compression. Was ad~
lowing. um a lsu‘sihsle'eyunser vised by seed uechenic some ml
Exwlsior meter cycle, wbidi gives me' new cylinders end pistons. elee‘rinse.
considerable trouble. First the motoz'flbich i did. and have had all .m-
mlsdrws on the spark or while rsn-‘etllled. also new transmission. lam
ningcn the spark. and whenltnrnon‘llnahle to at any new. seem-
more gas it giees an occaflonnl elplo- inelr. than before. Car has Splitdort
sion and seem to chose oil. 1 butin Mote seared to oruhshatt. and
a new exhaust valve panel roller and‘will hit on all tour cylinders. when
this seemed to remedy the trouble. but L on battery, and out hit on those
when i tried to start the machine cylinders when on machete. 'i‘he
again it would not go any better then ? breaker point is new in magneto and
before installing the new panel roller. ' new spark plugs; batteries are set
geese settlement. which dates .hndtto
ill shaves themes-neon is
toeotualboundsliesetthisPertn|
I
tngal is regarded as principally a
farming country. it has to import
sometimes pa much as halt the amount
of wheat required torthe year's home
consumption.
The years when there have been
the largest importations of wheat
have been years of hard times. when
therewasageastdeeiclidiesaeaaad
at the same time a great dedol-astg
lead. which might well have been de-
roted to wheat raising. Under war
conditions a shortage in the home
wheat crop might very nearly spell
starvation. on "count of the diiIIcul-
ty and east of ocean heights.
The tree remedy. according to Poo
tugueee economists, is to be sought in
eetion or the country. Although Por-‘
agricultural measures in Parliament
. so was
$15 $8th Masseuse. '
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oases .esv m-
icets are or w -
gifts aim '
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USBON. larch 12.-—The war has: L n N Am“ ‘
t ed th ette lien or the Portu- onnec c 1 :.
mm I W :1: peotrle tenths uricultural nit-tt Lqm MARY Phage ‘91. ,: .
but: Agents tor Thci Norwalks
on Draught st Connections Ave.
29C box
. , path
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The machine is a battery model. Its-ion running beard within two last of
in: three batteries and one coiL [‘cylinders. All new wiring. Better-
bought a new platinum point screwpise will test thirty. and run down to
but it 1. not . bigh-pflmd one. it does . tour or six in going twenty-live miles.
not deal: good in the timer; neither} Canyon suggest the dillcnlty and lash
for hill climbing. Perhaps the fuel
supply pipe needs cleaning.
Motoring Departmmit. The Sentinel-—
l have a radiator that has a low
Portugal have Joint control d the ch
1»
tine harbor.
A few days ago workmen employed
y a. woman Mouser had a dispute
with her concming their pay and
DinnerSet
to encourage the sowing of more!
what. corn end rye. The Ministeri
of Public Works has prepared bills]
to provide (or the irrigation ot’lticm-
does the plug spark. until the points,“ [lower . Dr. B.
are very close together. When .ll You can hardly enpeet power with-
prime the machine it does not run.lout compression. Three fundamentals
All the batteries test fifteen ampcfee‘are necessary 'to a gel engine—name-
each. The other day l cemented It!1 ly good compreulon, ignition, and
and they were all titteen amperas carburetion. The tact that you have
each. Does the platinum point street installed many new parts should help
the running of the motor mach? Howfmmidembly. provided the parts have' the 85110“ 0' 8'30““ in ' "3'“
can one tell when they are regulated‘ been installed properly. it the pie!
correctly! L. H. Lions and rings have been iltted as:
The writer is inclined to .JNHOVO‘thay should be good compression:
that the trouble is due to a Md car‘ should result. There is no use expect- son become hard and crack from W
\burctor mixture. The air-regulating ing power from a motor without‘com-‘bl'eilon- " “'9” " no ”Bum“
Value may need replacing. Would prosaion. This should be accomplish- near you. "7 filling the 9mm “Mal
check the valve and ignition timing ed ilrst.
and note it the marks on gears comet The ignition system must need can- be done by will! ““3 MM" °" {I fort on Chinese territory. A'Portu-
together. ,isldorable attention it the motor area side and bell"!!! the ‘0“ “t “'9 ”0"“
Cheap pihtinum points when new. only on three cylinders under certain of leakage.
work well, although they will Drob- conditions. Perhaps the coil is deteo‘ The motor was Mt “"3““ to use
illlly burn away sons-r than geod'tive and in need ori’ep‘airs. Try using I Emu" 0' We and other. '0
once. ‘another coil or have the old\one inst- would 110‘ “1"" l“ “9' ”3“" N
Have the points separate about the ed to determine its ediciency. if mag- sure to ""1"-
ihicliness of a visiting card. Would neto has been in service for a long M _
not advise uning too many batteries. time perhaps the magnets are weak WAS’HXltlih‘r'l‘O‘leE March 22.——Amen-
as the coil may not be designed to! and need remagnetiing. Even though can glass production shows a thrivmg
BllCll extra work. the compression in cylinder was good growth. Census reports place it at
‘ you can hardly exiect power from tho"3122,692,000 in 1914. an increase- at
Motoring Department. The Sentinel-’motor it a weak spark is delivel'ed'lo almost “1.000.000 from 1909.
'noEDISo
very small leaks. These seem to be
at the bottomeedoi' inner tubes. is.J
there anything i can out around the‘
tube on the moulds and stop theee‘
Inks? Would a hnvy mixture of
white lead be of any advantese?
created considerable .distnrbance.
mongoose ”llamas wu
sistance of 'the' woman. whose boat
l'ny‘cioee to the Chinese shore. it
Iwas necessary‘ to discharge some
c." ‘ing attracted Chinese soldiers who
would cu", the gmuhle, since it would tail. The policemen were finally re-
flessed, but not until the Portuguese
lotilcials madeuempbatic demands.
Several days later a Chinese gun-
Chlnest boat to stop and make a re
drove away a number of small launch-
on which began tiring at it. Nobody
was hurt in the brush. but it caused
much excitqnent among the Portu-
guese and the governor of Macao or~
dered the guard to be increased in the
settlement «and made arrangements
[hr the. better equipment of the police
and volunteers '
‘Bei'oro Hongkong came into
g prominence Haceo was an important
commercial center. it lies any miles
west or Hongkong and is connected
with the British settlement by fre-
quent steamship service. Recently
the Portnsueae have been dredging
the Macao harbor and making an' of-
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between the dos with lead. Thl‘e mny .boatentered the harbor. destined forl
. teJo.
tarmi
tion of beet an
sells at over 12 cents e pound.
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How much other should one use toE‘hm' ‘0 0"" "‘8 M- The Iheet- WAIBINGNN. Mara: iii—pom,
m
J_ B. larrested the Portuguese policemen for;iouriat season. more travelers having
”It is doubtful whether while lead‘ihe use of firearms and put them inlvisited the island this winter than
reports
Rico is enjoying its most
ever before, Government
show.
—.._._______
MR8. ASOUITH WINS SUIT.
~ The libel
the Globe was settled today.
3that Mrs. Asquith had visited Osman
prisoners of war confined at Dunning-
ton Hall and had sent presents to
heat. When the case was called to
day announcement was made that the
Globe had consented to indgme'nt for
‘t 1.00. pounds and costs. ‘
NEWSPiPilililllis .
one our Will
LONDON, much ' ill—(Correspond-
ence of The, Associated Pms.)—The
War Odioe has .reiused to exempt
tromnrmy settles a great many news—
rzaeo, wean sun Heavens. -
Why Are In Many Colitis "Orwell:
. People rem. comment
feel tired out, irritable added“.
9 . . -
w, Urine irregular; beeh weak and
painful? .
. , The; e are symptoms tht longest irid-
ney trouble.
‘ when the kidneys cell tor help.
. insist therewith a tested kidney
rem- - .3.‘
Give them the help they need 77 ,
Ne remedy more highly recommend-
» isms” Doaale messy run. -
DIAMOND DISC;
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3.
down met
paper men and women who have been
ldesigneted by the Newspaper Proprie-
tors' Association of London as essen-
tial to the work of publishing the lo-
cal papers.
Art editors. photographer! and dark
room operators are not considered as
editorial atsir‘employes by the War
once and it refused'toexompt them
troni military service. ~The earns nil-
ing was applied to'ell society editors.
notion edittl's. sportlnseditors and
hoedlhio wfltefl. Suboditors (copy
leaders, ) were for seine unexplained
reason considered more essential 'JD
the'papsrathsn any of the other
heusuhzetale.
e.-
. "rum principleto as bioti-
mtsew cm ruled. “nth-um
Mam um ‘i2 “ seamen-r."
""‘ lousy commune-seem 3' ’
. . rehearsed Aim emanates" ‘ rees—
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mitten; fire Evening .~
a. M ‘5 -k vi “f“: i »
which should prove emuont' .
all country. to sitcom-in 'riee
! to We as- growiegneiid to Mosul-meme produc-
gar. which at present
IONDON. lacrh 21. 10:56 a. m.-
suit of Mrs. Herbert As-
guese gnnboat tired a signal tor; the (infill. wife of the Premier. millet
The
port. but instead of stopping the Chin-i suit was brought on aeount unpubli-
ese gunboat answered the shot andgc‘mn by the Globe of s:stements‘
m».
numbness-spied are em peme' .
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(“THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS")
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The Blue Bird
IS SOMETF’ING NEW IN DINNER WARE
the same time. the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it yummy
to be-the greatest ever—e Bluebird in blue and tummi‘wlthth
soft red of nature on the breast. while the edge of each piece h H -.
ished in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out can”
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every wontnyho News“. 2
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