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Turks Take That Method to Prevent1
Them Falling Into Hands I
at Britiah. 1
CAIRO, Egypt. May .l.—‘Cumv in
den with bombs and petrol were .
Ito plot-cs by the Turks so that these!
:liu‘ng carriers of ammunition would
{not fall into the possession of the at-
Motoring Del-at UMI'ML, The Sentinel“ 1 fending cock and buy a new one withitaciunx British during the Benntlou
a Spring to keep the plus tight as it al dash of the Duke 0! Wentminnlier'n'
1w.ears Another method is to till theIarmored motor-(8r battery througbtho
hole in the. plug with a piece of brasstmbyan desert. I
wIN carefully Ihnred to the contour The British expedition, consisting:
Of the plus. and dflll I new hole “‘10! thirty-two men, nine armored ma
1 aucb a position that the hande will be chines and one open car containing u1
9011““ “"1“"! mounted machine gun. began its pur- I
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES
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‘.\'iil you please anaucl the follow-
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A. Doe‘s gasoline make carbon?
93 Does coal oil make carbon?
hoe.» lubricating oil and greases
make carbon? '-
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it Will coal oil (two parts) mixed ,
Willi gasoline (tine parts) have an! 1:1“ tunsiliium, :11 nprthncaterli;
llUlil‘lOlll-i efforts on a Ford car? 1 Will you please publish in your next 1 83D as ng in "(1 m: apeet
tiltilli: the 'l‘abrnk road ovcr whichI
lllt ’l‘urka had retreated. the Britiall‘
lIl. Where can i buy and which is issue how to lit a piston ring proper
the best carbon eliminator? J. N. 11)”! How close must I fit the lap,etc?
It it burned in an innumcient sup-1 What precautions must betakeu? 1111‘” ("0“”‘1‘11‘ twcntytbreo "111““-
lily of air 88~Olim~ will leave N"... p. it. came uncxpcctediy upon the enemy.
I‘bon deposita. Find. ace that the ring ilta pcrfec—IWMUW "Wt” ““"t‘ ‘1" ”"3 "10"“-
In. Kerosene or ”coal oil" will leave lly into groove. Try by sliding the, Fired on CI'MlC- ‘
more carbon than gasoline. 'ring around the whole way and can | The Turks opt-nod tire with their
C. Lubricating oils and greaaes will atantly changing the poaition of the‘onli’ Irtillt'ry in WihlllOD-rflut‘ ten-I
also leave carbon, btlt it diticra from ring as well poutldcr and two machine guns. The
The carbon of gasoline and kerosene“ Then plat c the ring In the cylinder, Illritinh bltttel) sh uug into line silenc 1
In that the former is dry while the milking aureto keep it square and lug the Turkish guns and then cap1
latter contains: a trace of the oil base note how much the ends oterlap. Take turing them after shooting down ill!
the ring out and tile. being rarcful toidorpndm almout lo a man.
file perfectly square with the originuii The Turks worn
surface so that W'an the tnds oi the 9“." direction The «limiting
r111“ arc brouilht 1059111" 1“ ”1" 9-‘1',tcrics dashed llt'l't‘ and them
inder they will show a apuce of not1u” Turin who Mom,
more ”1““ 0‘01 of an 1111111 no '“rP1’l‘hose who (horc lht‘
that no part oi‘ the rim: is thitkcr than1 ltllthi paused long
the dcpth oi the slot
or impuritp: nieo Oil carbon is
rulnln)‘
li Thor.- in no advantage in using
n nuturo of gasoline and immune.
'i‘ho intrenwd carbon deposits over-
balance the satiny: in fuel cost.
ii There are normal mnkos of car-
bon l‘t'lilOi'f'l‘S “'llltli may be liut‘
ctm- I! at most any auto supply store.
or y .,2 ll‘It)‘ liliVi" tho carbon burned
0w by tlw orient process at atmnat
any 2:13am Watt-r. injected. through
the nu- inlI-l in '.~‘mall quantities when
it.» urino i< bot, will do a float deal
hm Irrl rommiur. turbon.
now scattering in
llill‘ ‘
killing 1
lcatstnncc.
ulternuittc of
enough to “H" up-
1on lllt‘ll‘ cunnls, uhich onc by Ollt'1
_ {disappeared as their parka exploded
Motoring Dopartmcnt, The Scntincl— with terrible torcc. I
i am driving it 1913 Ford w_m h is _ , ' I
t‘IIuiltDI‘d With ”'0 13-"011 "'1" "1'“ CAVALRYMEN DESERT IN MEXI.1
headlights, wired in a ‘,<PrlPs.
\\ ould 1
the magneto generate enough
eiec ,
tritity to light the two hcadlighta .‘llld
at tho same time supply currcnt for1
COl.l'.\illL'S, N. M,
reports of
May l.-l~‘ir8l
dcm-rtion were received
4 _ today from tho trout. ’l‘hcuc said I
.Ilothcr series of lll-leli (:llsliatl'tar rt eight (‘fl\alr)lllt‘ll had ticscrted lie-,1
HELPFUL HINTS. ”111' 6 ‘0" 33 “"9161” “1 1‘ 0 N" " cause of the rigorous march in
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on the ignition functions oulfl llor~thtrn Mexico.
II i.:.I~t cverv .ld line there is a ~
1 ' 1: ll.l‘lt' be any danger oi demagnetiztng, 1
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.‘~1l".1|llt‘t‘ or trap. either in the lines
lbw-it or at tIIt-h :Iw of thc carburetor.
Il‘cu pct‘smls think to clean this occa-
izllilldll)‘ lif-frii‘t' irouhlo i: encountered.
Thu presentday turi contains more or
, ion.» uaste matter and trouble with the
. ('1lr1lilll‘t"l0‘.‘ can be eliminated by clean-
.- tng [his trap or otrainor occasionally.
tho mngncts on the megcto it tho; ‘*”“"“‘b"‘—‘
aliol‘t‘ were tried? Kindly ““5“.” SHAKEUszzEDICTED .
through your columns and obligc- Ew HAVEN SYSTEM1
A. ll. '
enough1Unothcially Reported in Yellow Build.
ing That Whallcy and Bardo I
Will Benton. .1
The magneto should give
current. There should be no danger of
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demagnctiztng the magnets when or-I
' . . ' ll‘loadt‘tl. NEW Hr“ EN, Man In“. was un-
l1-l‘(ttll~9 oil has a dismlegrating et- Ioilicialy rumored about the Yellow!
:‘ fort, not only on rubber but on (‘0tton 1buii ding todul that the reaiimationsl
HELPFUL HINTS.
loalhcr boots are used on mitersnl
cud fabric as well. care should be
take-n to are that wiring for electric
lighting and engine starting system is
well protected. lf oil is permitted to
- remain on the wiring the insulation
, will in time be softened 'so that the
wit-intent chafing will cause the bare
( upper to he exposed and a short cir-
cuit or a leakage of current follow.
A motor that is subject to consld.
mibie vibration is liable to have it's
cr‘lmdcrs work loose on the crank
case through the loosening of the
holdini: down bolts or nuts it they are
not watched A wrench should be an
mod occasionally to make note that
everything k tight The trouble that
. angles from loose cylinders runs all
, the way from leakage of oil to d
. wrecked motor.
When a car in newly painted rare
hhould be taken to remove any mud or
other foreign matter as quickly as
poeuible. if the mud is allowed m.
of \ic—tcl‘rmidcnt \\ hallo) and of
51‘1"” 10 mom“ came from dirt. The 11:11:?rxillm1fduigug1eoa:Ilo1::e§er1
boots should not be Jilted with ground.1 allort ”m Th u n
A little lubricant suttlcient to cover I e. e rulnor did not say.
the part will serve better than R.uho would take their places, but ltf
was generally believed in the rail--
quantity. ”too much in used it will
force the boot open and be wast d. Im'd building 11““ the"? WEB to be1
“ hen the roads are wet it is adliaa- considerable of a shakeup in the of
bio to avoid driving Inst over shz-rp1fid‘ns there Hwy 1‘00“.
stones and in car tracks. To cut rub-1
ber easily one usually wells the knife.
The same principle applies to condi-
tiom surrounding the use of tires. 1“" mother treats me like a son, 1
Ground cork mixed with hemy1 H" aunt ”1°" my 31be 011031118;
grease is very often used to advantage Her father's “1"“ “d h” 1’98““
in mr “heel hub cum to reduce the T0 lead me M“ “d borrow
rattling or the we not do: mm- mm:
in; axles ustng drlvlug ooze are noisy
when worn The corlt in the "a“ Her brother is a friend of mine
will serve to reduce the nolse.1 Who” 31'3" 81“ indeed to Mt.
When a car has been standing for me.
some time it hi advisable t) drain H" toddltng 51“” thinks I’m fine
floatchalnber of carburetor in order And ‘1'”! h“ 3 “It! to greet me.
hilly on new paint over nightlt-wtll be to get rid of any sediment or water. ‘
ditticult to remote the mud stains. It A m piece of an or . few drone of The dog's o'erioyed where’ or I call
the-e stat-tsp enetrate the nmlflth-waier In the carburetor will cause me And “'3" m m) and will not
will be accessory to munch auoh- motorr‘to intuit-o badly. .. . spore me. ,
' pieces After the varnish has be‘ a motor should not be permitted to There's lost one drawback to it all:
1 me thoroughly set there is not so lat-or Glen 1: u can be kept Mug 1 know the girl heraeli.‘ can't hear
much dim!“ thl running very slowly the sudden me.
A relief cock. with a handle that is him 9! the «platens acting anal «It
vertical when the valve is closed, in. the realatance or the alowunovlng
liable to work open‘if the plug looms «Mum set upmmdm stresses1
throusli k‘eu. The beet war’to remuy that an a dangerous a they are un- m”
such a trouble is to thrust out the of- neceia'ry. “13“" are Chimera. "—Cornell E 1‘
—HER FAMILY.
4-4. ..._._
-—Pnck.
STAMFO R
FURNACE
The men in the European
trenches hav c attained a degree of
general health that has been our-
prising. One of the chief causes
of this improved health has been
the effect of the pure air of out-
doors—upon men who had lived
indoors.
This, shows the importance of
heating; your house With a warm
air furnace, which takes the pure
air from outdoors, beats it and
sends it throughout the house to
impart health and vigor to all the
occupants. The sum-can is one
of the best of such furnaces.
FOR SALE W
HORACE. It. NASH N0. MAIN Sl‘. Cor. MIST
co. ' .
“i saw Gertie getting into her Chal-
1New Victor
Records for May
0 Sole Mio (Neapolitan Folk Song) Enrico Caruso $2.00
Country Dance (Violin Solo) Micka Elmn ...... $1.00
Listen to the Mocking Birds (Bird Voices by Charles
Kellogg) ..... . ............................. $1.50
The Old Refrain, John McCormack .............. $1.00
Flirtation, McCormack and Krcisler ............. $2.00
Lucia Sextette, Victor Opera Sextette ........... $1.50
Rigolotto Quartet, Victor Opera Sextette ........ $1.50
The Lamb March, John Philip Sousa ........... 3.. 75¢
The Gliding Girl, John Philip Sousa . ............... 75¢
I Hear You Calling Me, Neapolitan Trio ........ 9.2 75.9
Little Grey House in the West, Neapolitan Trio 75¢
In a Dusty Caravan, Jas. Reed and J. F. Harrison .. 75¢
Allah, Give Me Music, Harry McCaskey . ........... 75¢
No One But You. Dear O‘d Dad, Amrican Quartette 75¢
Come Back to Me, Nina Darling, Jas. Reed and J. F.
_Harriaonm.um... .................. . ....... 75¢
Wake Up. America, Freder ck Wheeler.
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Are You Half the Man Your Mother Thought You to Be?
Harry MacDonough.
The British Bulldog Watching at the Door,
Harry Lauder ....... .............. 75¢
These are taken from the new record list for May.
- Come in and let us play, thun for you.
42 Tiece 93 3*:
DinnerSet $3,,
The Blue bird
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this Dinner Bot. undo by one or the foremost Amerlun pattern. no
hlshest point ruched In human or color, chaste design. and at
the same time, the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it Will m
to be the lmteat ever-a BlIIOpIrd In blue and turquoise with ti! ’
soft red or nature on the breast. while the edge or each piece Is In *
lshed in deep blue “Ml "1d uicing. To see it laid out complete Ill , . 3
bring fl ejaculation 0' WON!" from every woman who views “.1"
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