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Modelagem em hipermídia de um tutorial para criação de maquetes eletrônicas /
Full text linkDissertação (Mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro Tecnológico
The Russian Cossacks and the Problem of Identity with the Question: Who Are We?
Full text linkIntroduction. On August 29, 2013, director of the Department of State National Policy in the Sphere of Inter-Ethnic Relations of the Ministry of Regional Development A. Zhuravskiy answered to the question “Are Cossacks a People?” in the interview with the Cossack Information Centre the following: “The issue of Cossack identity is associated with the success of the state policy of the Russian Federation in relation to the Russian Cossacks. Only specific and effective work on implementing existing conceptual and strategic documents can help overcome the crisis of Cossack identity.” In the conditions of revival of the Russian Cossacks in the 1990s – 2000s, the issue of its identity becomes relevant. The fact is that identity continues to be the basis in solving many problems of arranging the Cossacks as its consolidating component.
Methods and materials. The article is based on the principle of historicism, balance in reflecting the characteristics of the Russian Cossacks, chronological sequence of presentation, objectivism. The main source base, first of all, are the regulatory legal acts of the 1990s and the subsequent time. The author was directly involved in developing many of these legal acts at the governmental level.
Analysis. Obviously, in the 1990s – 2000s, the problem of identity in modern conditions acquired a global character. The author not coincidentally adresses to the international practice as applied to other peoples. In this connection, the author pays attention to the interpretation of the issue according to the “power and the Cossacks” vector, which is confirmed by the specific material set forth, especially on the participation of Cossacks in modern life in Russia. Despite the fact that much has already been set forth in terms of social, cultural identity as its most accessible types, nevertheless, there is a particular need to study such types of identity as national and territorial ones, which in the modern framework determine the position of the Cossacks in society, its relation to peoples who lived for centuries or jointly. Studying territorial identity will be valuable as well due to the fact that the land for a Cossack’s household remained a priority problem in terms of household management and his military service.
Results. Probably, these three dimensions: success of the economic sector, conceptuality in presentation, consideration of the strategy verified by life experience, all sorts of practices will form a solid basis for further studying the problem of the Cossack identity. This will determine the study of other existing types of identity in relation to the Russian Cossacks. At all times, the Cossacks remained adherents of the religion of identity, patriotism, military service, etc. Knowledge of the problem of identity in relation to the Russian Cossacks expands the range of knowledge of society on the history of the Cossacks, both in the past and in the conditions of modernity
The Generalizing Work on History and Culture of the Cossacks (Book Review: Essays on the History and Culture of the Cossacks of Southern Russia: Collective Monograph [Text] / ed. by G. G. Matishov, I. O. Tyumentsev ; Southern Scientic Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Volgograd Branch of Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education “Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration”. – Volgograd : Izd-vo Volgogradskogo Filiala FGBOU VPO RANKhiGS, 2014. – 624 p.)
Full text linkThis article represents a review of the collective monograph “Essays on the history and culture of the Cossacks of Southern Russia”, published in 2014 under the auspices of the Southern Scientific Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Volgograd branch of Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration. The review provides a critical analysis of the material in the collective monograph on the problems of studying the history and culture of the Cossacks. The author notes that the revival of Cossacks that began in the 1990s, not only drew attention to the Cossack problem in modern Russia, but also stimulated scientific and public interest in the history and culture of the Cossacks.
Russian Cossacks have rich past and its culture is colorful and specific, its role in the history of Russia is significant. Issues of origin and development of the Cossacks, their place among the peoples of Russia, the specificity of cultural practices are constantly causing great interest for researchers. All this has led scientistsspecialists in the history and culture of the Cossacks to the idea of the creation of this scientific work, which has become a generalization of accumulated research experience on the most important issues of the Cossacks’ historical existence. The authors of the monograph limited their research by Southern Russia because of the complexity of creating general work on all Cossack troops which have historically existed in the Russian state and had sometimes very great cultural differences and special historical destiny. The authors made a very successful attempt to highlight the main problematic aspects of the history and culture of the Cossacks. The genre of essay chosen for creating a collective monograph, has allowed not only to identify the most relevant topics of the Cossack history and culture, but also to consider them in relation and development. Each essay contains material that allows to identify the most important problems of different historical periods and various Cossack communities. Together, we get an idea not only about the history of the Cossacks, but also on the results of professional scientific developments in this area. Essays on the history and culture of the Cossacks of Southern Russia – work in which the efforts of its sponsors were systematically analyzed and the main existing today information and research materials on the history and culture of the Cossacks of Southern Russia were compiled into a single concept
Stationary solitary and kink solutions in the helicoidal Peyrard-Bishop model of DNA molecule
No full textWe study nonlinear dynamics of the DNA molecule relying on a helicoidal Peyrard-Bishop model. We look for traveling wave solutions and show that a continuum approximation brings about kink solitons moving along the chain. This statement is supported by the numerical solution of a relevant dynamical equation of motion. Finally, we argue that an existence of both kinks and localized modulated solitons (breathers) could be a useful tool to describe DNA-RNA transcription. © 2019 Author(s)
Demodulated standing solitary wave and DNA-RNA transcription
No full textNonlinear dynamics of DNA molecule at segments where DNA-RNA transcription occurs is studied. Our basic idea is that the solitary wave, moving along the chain, transforms into a demodulated one at these segments. The second idea is that the wave becomes a standing one due to interaction with DNA surrounding, e.g., RNA polymerase molecules. We explain why this is biologically convenient and show that our results match the experimental ones. In addition, we suggest how to experimentally determine crucial constant describing covalent bonds within DNA. © 2018 Author(s)
Ser down: ambiente hipermídia para o esclarecimento da síndrome de down
Full text linkDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro TecnológicoO nascimento de uma criança com Síndrome de Down, é muitas vezes um acontecimento embaraçoso para aqueles que a atendem. As dificuldades vão da habilidade para firmar o diagnóstico até a tranqüilidade para informá-lo à família, preparando-a para aceitar a criança e ajudá-la em seu desenvolvimento. Este trabalho é direcionado ao paciente Down e sua família buscando melhor atendê-los em suas necessidades de saúde. Mas se dirige principalmente ao profissional de saúde pois conhece-se a escassez de informações disponíveis sobre esta Síndrome, embora exista uma grande quantidade de informações médicas sobre esta doença em nosso meio, elas são pouco conhecidas por pais, voluntários e outros profissionais de saúde. Assim o Sistema de Hipermídia para o Esclarecimento da Síndrome de Down, visa contribuir para que o usuário iniciante ou não na área da informática, possa utilizar o computador na aprendizagem sobre esta Síndrome, bem como sua descoberta e principais característica
Бізнес-симуляції як складник інноваційної моделі розвитку сучасної економічної освіти
Full text linkPurpose: In the article there has substantiated the author’s research viewpoint on understanding the essence of the notions of «innovation», «innovative model of development», specified the role and importance of innovation development of modern economic education in Ukraine as an important factor of economic socialization of people, as a powerful factor in improving the quality of human capital. Methods: In the article there has been used the method of terminological analysis to determine the essential content of the notions «innovation», «innovative model of development», «business simulation in higher economic education»; the observational methods (incorporated and indirect surveillance) to typify the experience of training of future specialists in Economics in higher domestic economic institutions, including the Academician Yuriy Bugay International Scientific and Technical University (MNTU). Results: The author suggested the definition of essence of the meaning of the notion «business simulation in higher economic education» being an innovative computer programs that simulate the real economic environment and enable the future professionals in the sphere of economy to acquire knowledge and skills in doing entrepreneurship and business so that they could practically apply them in both the process of virtual learning and in the real professional activity. The performed in article examination of the experience of training of future specialists majoring in Economics in the domestic tertiary economic institutions, including the Academician Yuriy Bugay International Scientific and Technical University (MNTU), enabled the author to rationalize the actuality of introducing business simulations in the educational process of higher economic establishments. According to the author’s opinion, the introduction of online programs in the educational process of higher educational institutions of Ukraine enables not only the creation of highly automated working environment of the future specialist-economist, but it is promising in terms of implementing innovative model of economic education for it provides real opportunities to students at the study stage at the higher economic educational institutions to have access to the latest innovative information in any form (text, graphics, audio, video, images, etc.). Discussion: There has been substantiated that the business simulation being an innovative method of teaching economics in higher economic education establishments creates a situation which is close to the real settings of professional activity, and, at the same time, the environment of the simulation has been modeled with consideration of real market rules (diminishing returns, supply and demand, additional cost competition, «outflow» of capital, etc.).В статье автор предоставил обоснование авторской исследовательской позиции относительно понимания сущности понятий «инновация», «инновационная модель развития». Автором определены роль и значение инновационного развития современного экономического образования Украины как важного фактора экономической социализации людей, мощного резерва повышения качества человеческого капитала. В статье предложено определение сущностного содержания понятия «бизнес-симуляция в высшем экономическом образовании», которое автор понимает как инновационные компьютерные программы, моделирующие реальную экономическую среду и дающие возможность приобрести будущему специалисту в области экономики знания и навыки по ведению предпринимательства и бизнеса с целью дальнейшей их практической реализации в процессе виртуального обучения и перспективной профессиональной деятельности. Проведенный в статье анализ опыта подготовки будущих специалистов в сфере экономики в отечественных высших экономических учебных заведениях, а именно в Международном научно-техническом университете имени академика Юрия Бугая (МНТУ), дал возможность автору обосновать актуальность введения в образовательном процессе высших экономических учебных заведений бизнес-симуляций. По мнению автора статьи, введение онлайн-программ в образовательный процесс высших учебных заведений Украины способствуют не только созданию высокоавтоматизированной рабочей среды будущего специалиста-экономиста, но и являются перспективным с точки зрения внедрения инновационной модели развития экономического образования. Обоснованием своей позиции автором было выбрано умозаключение о том, что введение онлайн-программ предоставляет реальные возможности студенту еще на этапе обучения в высшем экономическом учебном заведении получить доступ к актуальной инновационной информации в любой форме (текст, графика, звук, видео изображение и т.п.). Доказано, что бизнес-симуляции как инновационный метод обучения экономистов в высших экономических учебных заведениях создает ситуацию максимального приближения к реальным условиям профессиональной деятельности, и в то же время среда стимулятора смоделирована с учетом действия реальных рыночных законов (убывающей отдачи, спроса и предложения, прибавочной стоимости, конкуренции, «перелива» капитала и т.д.).У статті обґрунтовано авторську дослідницьку позицію щодо розуміння сутності понять «інновація», «інноваційна модель розвитку», визначено роль і значення інноваційного розвитку сучасної економічної освіти України як важливого чинника економічної соціалізації людей, потужний чинника у підвищенні якості людського капіталу. Автором запропоновано визначення сутнісного змісту поняття «бізнес-симуляція у вищій економічній освіті» як інноваційних комп’ютерних програм, що моделюють реальне економічне середовище та дають можливість набути майбутньому фахівцеві у сфері економіки знання і навички з ведення підприємництва та бізнесу з тим, щоб практично реалізувати їх у процесі віртуального навчання й під час реальної професійної діяльності. Здійснений у статті аналіз досвіду підготовки майбутніх фахівців у сфері економіки у вітчизняних вищих економічних навчальних закладах, зокрема у Міжнародному науково-технічному університеті імені Академіка Юрія Бугая (МНТУ), дав можливість автору обґрунтувати актуальність запровадження в освітньому процесі вищих економічних навчальних закладів бізнес-симуляцій. На думку автора статті, запровадження онлайн-програм в освітній процес вищих навчальних закладів України уможливлюють не лише створення високоавтоматизованого робочого середовища майбутнього фахівця-економіста, але й є перспективним з точки зору впровадження інноваційної моделі розвитку економічної освіти, адже надає реальні можливості студенту ще на етапі навчання у вищому економічному навчальному закладі отримати доступ до актуальної інноваційної інформації у будь-якій формі (текст, графіка, звук, відео зображення тощо). Доведено, що бізнес-симуляції як інноваційний метод навчання економістів у вищих економічних навчальних закладах створює ситуацію максимального наближення до реальних умов професійної діяльності, і водночас, середовище стимулятора змодельоване з урахуванням дії реальних ринкових законів (спадної віддачі, попиту і пропозиції, додаткової вартості, конкуренції, «переливу» капіталу тощо)
A interação no livro digital em formato EPUB: potencialidades da hipermídia em obras histórico-regionais
Full text linkDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Comunicação e Expressão, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Design e Expressão Gráfica, Florianópolis, 2013.Esta dissertação apresenta como principal eixo a análise do potencial interativo de livros digitais de formato ePub acessados a partir de dispositivos tablets. Inicialmente é apresentado um levantamento bibliográfico sobre os conceitos do livro digital e sua contextualização tendo em vista o atual cenário do sistema editorial. Posteriormente, estabelece-se a relação da navegação e da interface gráfica de livros digitais de formato ePub com os recursos hipermidiáticos de texto, som, imagem, animação e vídeo. Como delimitação da pesquisa, o estudo propõe um aprofundamento nas potencialidades de interação do livro digital em obras de caráter histórico-regional, por considerar esse gênero de publicação de extrema relevância no contexto social e acreditar que, com a utilização da hipermídia no livro digital, os registros e as narrativas históricas possam ter um destaque ainda maior e proporcionar uma interação mais imersiva por parte dos leitores que terão a possibilidade de ler, ver e ouvir os acontecimentos histórico-regionais relatados nessas obras. O método de pesquisa adotado envolveu, após a etapa de revisão de literatura, o projeto e a avaliação da interação de um livro histórico-regional em formato ePub. Livro este desenvolvido no Laboratório de Hipermídia da Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina e disponibilizado para avaliação em um dispositivo tablet. Os ensaios de interação realizados, somados às técnicas de observação e de entrevistas, objetivaram verificar as especificidades da interação dos usuários com os elementos hipermidiáticos apresentados na obra. Como resultados alcançados, percebeu-se que os elementos de hipermídia inseridos em livros histórico-regionais em formato ePub potencializam o nível de interatividade e garantem uma compreensão mais realista das informações contidas na obra. Por meio do ensaio de interação constatou-se que a exploração dos recursos de vídeo, demonstrando cenas dos acontecimentos históricos presentes na obra, e da relação entre o texto e o áudio correspondente aos depoimentos das fontes orais citadas pelo autor do livro, despertaram interesse e apreciação dos participantes. Os resultados contribuirão para direcionar futuras pesquisas sobre o uso da hipermídia em livros digitais e potencializar a inserção de recursos interativos em obras de caráter histórico-regional. Abstract : This dissertation presents the analysis as the main axis of the interactive potential of digital books in ePub format accessed from tablets devices. Initially we present a literature review about the concepts of digital book and its context in view of the current scenario of the editorial system. Later, we establish the relation of the navigation and the graphic interface of digital books in ePub format with hypermediatic resources of text, sound, image, animation and video. As delimitation of the research, the study proposes a deepening in the potential interaction of digital book in works of historical-regional stamp by considering this genre of publication as extremely relevant in the social context, and believe that with the use of hypermedia in the digital book records and historical narratives may have an even greater emphasis and provide a more immersive interaction from readers who will be able to read, see and hear the historical-regional events reported in these works.The research method used includes, after the step of literature review, the project and evaluation of the interaction of a historical-regional book in ePub format. That book was developed in Hypermedia Laboratory of the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina and available for evaluation on a tablet device. The tests for interaction performed, combined with the techniques of observation and interviews, aimed to verify the specifics of the interaction of users with hypermedia elements presented in the work. As results, it was noticed that the elements of hypermedia inserted into historical-regional books in ePub format potentiate the level of interactivity and ensure a more realistic comprehension of the information contained in the work. Through interaction assay was found that the exploitation of video resources, showing scenes of historical events contained in the work, and the relationship between text and corresponding audio to the testimony of oral sources cited by the author of the book, aroused interest and enjoyment of the participants. The results will help to guide future research about the use of hypermedia in digital books and enhance the inclusion of interactive features in works of historical-regional stamp
Caracterização e estudos das propriedades no estado sólido do cloridrato de venlafaxina
Full text linkTese (doutorado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Ciências da Saúde, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Farmácia, Florianópolis, 2013.O cloridrato de venlafaxina (VEN) é um inibidor da recaptação da serotonina e norepinefrina eficaz no tratamento da doença da depressão e distúrbios de ansiedade generalizada. Este trabalho contemplou a caracterização do cloridrato de venlafaxina; o desenvolvimento e a validação de método por cromatografia líquida de alta eficiência (CLAE) para quantificação do fármaco em cápsulas de liberação prolongada, bem como o estudo das diferentes formas cristalinas do cloridrato de venlafaxina, a avaliação da presença dos diferentes polimorfos em matérias-primas e o desenvolvimento e validação de um método de quantificação das Formas polimórficas 1 e 2 do fármaco por difração de raios-X, empregando o método de Rietveld. O método por CLAE em fase reversa foi desenvolvido e validado para determinação de teor e ensaios de dissolução. O método mostrou-se linear (r> 0,99), exato (98,8 - 101,2%) e preciso (DPRAbstract : Venlafaxine hydrochloride (VEN) is a potent serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor effective in treatment of the depression disease and generalized anxiety disorder. The present work included the characterization of venlafaxine hydrochloride, development and validation of a method to quantify the drug in extended-release capsules by high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), as well as the study of different crystalline forms of venlafaxine hydrochloride, evaluation of the presence of different polymorphs in raw materials and development and validation of a quantification method for polymorphic Forms 1 and 2 by X-ray diffraction using the Rietveld refinement. The HPLC method was developed, validated and successfully applied in dissolution tests. The method was linear (r> 0.99), accurate (98.8 to 101.2%) and precise (RSD< 0.9%). The drug was characterized by various analytical techniques, such as thermogravimetry (TG), differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), infrared (IR), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and X-ray powder diffraction (XRPD), demonstrating the physicochemical properties of the drug. In addition, compatibility studies were performed between the drug and some excipients like talc, magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, sodium starch glycolate, starch and lactose monohydrate. No evidence of interaction or incompatibility in the solid state was observed by DSC and DRIFT. Four raw materials from different suppliers were characterized using the analytical techniques mentioned above, and it was found that two raw materials corresponded to VEN Form 1, while the other two were mixtures of Forms 1 and 2. Also, the characterization of the polymorphic Forms 1 and 2, which were obtained from differents crystallization methods, was carried out. A new polymorphic form, Form 3, obtained from the "melted" of Form 2 was isolated, characterized and showed to be different from those deposited at the Cambridge Crystallographic Database. The characterization of the three polymorphs was performed by DRXP, DRIFT, DSC, SEM, Raman spectroscopy, hot stage microscopy, variable temperature X-ray powder diffraction measurements, and solubility. VEN polymorphic thermodynamic relationship was performed and a monotropic relationship between Forms 1 and 3 was found, and the Form 3 demonstrates to be the most stable polymorphic form. A method for polymorphic phases quantification of the Form 1 and 2 by XRPD using Rietveld refinement was developed and then validated according to ICH and FDA guidelines. It was considered linear in the range from 4.86 to 97.06% (w/w Form 2/Form 1), precise and accurate, with detection of limits of 1.16% and quantitation of 3.50%
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gardles* or the tact thai several'|j-j. and Stevens took third wll
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fact that several! n.-, and Stevens
did not take part jibe very g"»'I ahowln,
in the meet.
In tbe 100-yard dash. Best, tbe
event Is beginning to look'' better
and l( *Ili be n.. utrprt-e ■„ ■ . t
RpMdj Saftlrf Clara sprltilei. gol
points or morn conic hot
away with ihe luirk of (he gun and
suit of lhe announcement of th*
managed to note I'smphell out at
the ta|n- In a foot or »n The Dtne
ot IS t U gpod lii (he lit, the
time man was streaking 11 down
the Pith while Die Station! nidi
standing in thla contest, two weeks
from (oday.
Horine took the high Jump al the
r.-[>.'(i.iMc height of 6-3, and the
work of Finney in clearing r. i gad
.in Ihe mark,, bat Cole
taking second' place will ■in.liusl,-
man anil It ron n both taught him
Odd throw n scan Into Mil Bat
tad creased Hi* line separated by
tbftftt a yard In ill. eoty good time
mtthts i.-ai»-( friend- llniii'i eSmUt
ran ''■"' '" doing 6 toe* 2 Inches
«( II 1 Although II 1* probable
thai Paul MoKee win l>. in cuiitl
and by the big meel will easily
rftar thU height It he does thi.
tiou io run in (he big meet. If he
i* kept out Stanford will Mill bg
able to take eight points In earh
-.print if ihi- conxlsicnt work ot
a 111 mike Stanford's points conn
close tn eight In tbls contest
Ai usual Morrison took (h<v broad
Jump allh over 33 feet. HI* beet
Capiatii Coleman Cnmpbelt and
effort wn* an inch over the even
College Tennis Stars
Divide Tournment
Honors
IN FHWT HAY OK PI-AY >1 \\-
FORI) WIXH H1NGLI s HATCH
\M' l"-!> I id! 111.I -v
lu the opening play of the twentieth Intercollegiate lawn teaaU
-conlest between Stanford and California universale* yesterday honors wer* evenly dftHed. Piiy was
started nt 2 p. m. on the varsity
court* in Berkeley. Stanford won
the third eingte* match, In which
V. Sheldon defeated Harry Rogers.
. t-2. and Hie Blue aod OoM
team retaliated hy winning the
ond doubles. In wblch Frees aad
Breeden beat Sheldon and Hutch-
tnson. 6-3, 6-1. <-3.
A notable feature of the con-
tesls was tbe appearance of new
blood on both aides. V. ghcldoq
and W. Huichlnaon of Stanford aad
F. Hrcedcn of California all figured
for tbe flrst time In Intercollegiate
lennl* and performed creditably.
Sheldon of Stanford, who is i
young pliyer of great promise, welt
oi cr six feet In height. look the
lead in Ibe singles match and waa
never In danger, (hough the contest
wss much better than would appear
from the score.
I Harry Rogers, thoucb a well-
seasoned player, with a reputation
for consistency, failed lo do himself Justice, bul made the going
hard enough to lire lila opponent,
who also played In the doubles
match, and who lu It showed that
Ihe edge had been worn off his
speed
The other two newcomers, Hutchinson of Stanford ami Ilreeden of
California, each played In fine form
In ihe double* mulch, which pro-
dues] hard, tost (ennl* from start
io finish.
The remaining matches wlll h«
fought out by the veleran* today
Play wlll begin si !>:<:. o'clock, and
the program Is to play (he singles
bfttVMft ~ Morgan of Stanford and
Ileiijaiuln Frees or California: then
'li- alnglra between R. 1. Murray
ot Stanford and Charles Rogers of
Ciilirornla.
The concluding match will be the
double*. In whlrh Morgan and Murray or Sianford win meel the Rog
er* lr.iih.-r* of California.
Tho single* matches appear to be
■lightly In tavot or the Cardinal,
• ii open >|uc*tk>n. and the
Hotter, hroih.-r*. through Hie!
ollent teamwork, appear to hi
royal chance In the double*.
We bave a Woe selection of tbe above style* of Reed Baby
Carriages with guaranteed steed springs, srhlcfa makes them
Ibe easiest riding carriage* made.
Price are from flu
i tin. with 1-2 Inch rubber im-.
Palo Alto Furniture Co.
Phone Pato Alto 12
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ATTORNEYS
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Dr. THOMAS f. HAMMOND
Hoara 9 tm 11 ft. 0*. *M
I te I p. m. Ledysrd bullftta*.
Itione 410E.
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t nlverwlty Hotel. Palo Alto, OaL
MTTKRINAIUANft.
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work by experienced Japanese, by
day or hour. Telephone S17K.
1-13-1 m»
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housework by the day. Box X04,
Menlo Park. 4-l-lw»
For Sale—1310 Bryant street—
beautiful five-room bungalow. It
wlll be to your internet to look thla
over before you buy *l**wber*.
3-1 Mf
Palo Alto Veterinary HoepRal
Dr. R. M. Olsson-Scffer
Thoroughly equipped to handle th*
■ mailer animal*. Separata mange
and distemper warda.
Pboae lft. H17 Alma fttreet.
For Sate—Corner aad adjacent
flm~. lot In Cteigioen Park. Fin* loca
l's!
Write Mil** M. Miller. Exeter.
3-l»-lm»
Wanted—Situation I
ttsm cook; willing to do some
housework. 110. Address Hoi 6,
Time* odlce t-E-31 i ~ T~~, " ~
J ror Sale—lln* Birred Plymouth
" Wanted—Steady bandy man to Rock eggs for setting. Phon* 3»IY
care for horse, cow, chicken* and 3-ls-lm*
small country place. Call lit Unlveralty aveaue.
Wanted - Young woman
hou*ework and help wllh children
tto. Call at Kis Cowper *tr(^i
For Sale -Sound, reliable, gentle
-_ bugay mare with buggy ind har-
f"r Dess; a bargain. Phon* Palo Alto
114. 3-lmtf
Dr. E. C. Zickendrath
r.K tin A 11: VKTKRINARIAN
(California State License. J
Oeatlatry, Surgery, Medlclae.
1-howe ftJS. (Hftce 43ft Hamlltoa Ave.
MASSEURS
Shampooing
Manicuring, Sculp Treatment, Fadai
Treatment. Hair Work.
MRA. C. Hll,mi.M WADE
Room So. 1 Madlaoa-Tbolta Block.
V!„:.f - IY\.
KOR KENT.
■^r Sale - House it ■ hargala;
Do* income property. Buy of th*
owner. Apply 160 Hryant. 4 4-Im1
Shampooing
Dandruff and Scalp '
For Rent—Armory Hall; bow
heated. Available for meetings,
shows, dances. Apply F. J, Drlscoll.
Ml diversity avenue. 1-33-tf
For Salt- Snrrey. phaeton, bug-
ay and hiroesi; v«9 ','nlvsrslty
avenue. 4-S-lw* \
MimMIJtABItOVB.
For Rent • Unfurnished bouse ol — — ...,,— -
elrfct rooms. 1136 Ilryant BL, Urge. PALO ALTO VACUUM CARPET
ynnl. scre-i.ed sleeping room. *P-,?.!^£™a C?' «C™1?1 taj,B» **4
ply lo Nollle M Dibble. IMS Hry
Treat me(i(.for
Palling Hair.
fc Trouble. Fictal
Massage Shampooing, ,69c.. Electric Treatmeul. Toilet Articles.
MRK. H1FANI
H34 Kipling St. bet' Homer lad
Channlng Ave. Phone 37IX.
Health of the City
is Now Excellent
iKrMMAAt lUOB oi lli:ii»UT OF
i ill VI.IH ni:i'\i;iMiAT Hilt
MONTH OF MtltCH.
Mo ! public amen held
monthly mertlag last nlgbt wllb
il and Woods r.l present. Detail
Ihh of th- (1'parlnient waa
int st.
Phone 43IK,
4-1-61
I'or Kent — Alta Hall, oa the
third door or th* Simkins .butfdiag.
Is available lor small meetings at a
rental of ll.fiO per meeting. -En- i
(]Ulr* Tlm** offlce fc-7-tf
Foi
Rei
Top Tailor i
list
UM ltn
artec tti
(m
fiat lime of r.l: I Mlllsap a as a|n
little wow* behind, and Wallace Hii-'i,
Uhed close to S3 seconds al*o Wtth I
Camptieil In thla race there «eema|f
to be a good ctmnce for eight 11
mi
P»e of the fart lhat there
al California who
la a man
'.1:3
Tbe fasiesi time of the year »*»
made In thn 880. when lhe fresh-1 kecond al 14
man i-h-mnii Hon tie tt crossed the shot put and
finis;, line m the remarkable lime. 1,11 Hts mark of 41-10 shows
"f 1:00:3 Tom Angell. a Palo! he Is consistent at clone to lh
Alto boy. finished ahead or Hard In! foot mark and will undovl
about a second and a half slower j place him In the nnnunl affair
time. WKh Murray In this race the) (he I'nlveratiy of California
Tht* tnshe* his fifth te*g
ar of bolter 'linn tit la tl,;
■reaklng lhe Stanford haium*'i
i record, a* he smaahed It tor
n yesler-
tmxptt. He gni his weight units missile and heated Oft* out
feet 3 Inrhe*. Woolley took
Woolley won (be
things up a
-April
irnlshed.
st. fllre-room
Inquire 417:'
3-S-lm
LOST
1/ost—On University campus, lacs' solid gold watch. Swiss make.
em wind. Finder'pleaae leave it
ro Rryini ritfael 4-4-Jt«
Fousn.
P. L. SEAMANS
THE LEADING JEWELER
Largest aod Molt Complete Stock
I've Rroaght tn Palo AHo.
Only Bagrarer in Palo Alto.
What We Say It li It fa.
All Goods Kngraieii Free.
For Rent—Monica «it. 4 Urg* found—Handbag Owner .caa havaj IHRnkD OPTICIAN.
unny rooms, aerecoed porch, bath. ***** *f ipplrlng. wllh dewirlptlon.
gas, electricity Apply j30 1'nlv. ave
badHI
for the
ofloi
j P., K.,,l rtntl^mt I
(housekeeping: convenient
able. The Hamilton, 454
the third tli
dste WML
age. uial.
Ik
ihe following
te. agv 3*. 1
it heart, female
Iclou* anaemia, mate
inoma of 1her, male,
ardllli
. age IB daya.
Irths,
Old
E*fl*ra-
.tuale
1 three BUM oi i lu<;
.illjillli Hi:- jiij '(,,,.. O!
■g (he month There
ilous il Incase* in
ire»en( tlm» e.rep
a light form ( ■ In
It Pays to Specialize
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ftOOO, are amply secured by llml moflgngea utt Iniproveil n .1
estate antl art- easily convertible mi., casta.
Palo Alto
Mutual Building <3i Loan
* Association
P. !,. SLOAN, I'r.-..i.l.-iii.
0. W. MORHKR. Vlce-Pm.
MARSHALL l.l.ti l». Secretary.
A. R. HACOOK. Cmhier.
257 University-Avenue, Palo Alto, Cal.
reason-
Hamilton.
3-31-ln
paw—
Loans secured en real aatate, personal, stocks, bonds. Interests In estates. Ed^r. Ackley, P. O. Bog 13.
I-37-lf
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Astrology. Ft in n.4t-rj
Professor Pfuhl. tnlernational astrologer, pbreoologlst. author astro-geography, astro-phrenology snd
lecturer. Writes llf* horoscope and
rhatt of hew.I; tail* whom lo mar-
rr, whit occupltlon to fellow, yonr
lucky state*, how to mike '<■■(■■ m
• tee*** ii} Circle, rooms ."-C
I414i
Th. Limit.
■Ms^Qwdi wiT. bt MriMmlw' M Allen Oil Co.
borrow treuble - llneinniil Uuqnirvr J
520 High Street, Palo Alto.
two laboratory tests
four disinfection*
for disease and
Mis* <
nil a ii
»rlnne He!
Itecor.1.
-ars old
ed y eat.-rday
afternoon »hen an aloctril automo-
htle drHeo hy Mr* Oeorg* It.' Rice.
a wealth* *hi..».' crashed Into a
t.-li ph.nii- pole on llroajtway near
Ihe courthouse In Hedwood. Tlie
little girl was standing oa tbe sldr-j
walk and was cut b> flying glass.]
She wis treatetl by Ur I, i. «»•• '
Mr*. Hie- waa ualnjun-d, bul her
amomohlle wns badly daaafM
Mrs. Phoebe Hear.l. m.- !,. ..(
William Randolph Hearst. chap-'
eroacd an automobile pun through
the grounds ot Stanford Iniverslty
this morning The various build-.
Ings were Inspect**! and the museum vlilled. ' The party Included
a number of eastern visitor* R
was the plan ol Mr*. Hearsl In abnw
the visitor* through the Santa Clara
XOT1CK TO mm.I v.-
Sealed propoaal* wlll be received
by the Clerk of the City of Palo
Alto. California, until 6 o'clock
p. in Monday. April 3, l>!3, for
boring a well and tarnishing pumping machinery, etc. for tbe Palo
Alio Municipal Water Works. General Information ind spectftcitluaa
eelatlng to the work may be obtained from th* nrriiy of tta* City
Clerk. FRANK KASSOX.
City Clerk. Palo Alio. Cal.
3-12; 4-8
Mad* sty.
Nothing is more amiable iban true
modesty, end no(h)(ia Is more con-
t.-nipUMe than the fa<*e.-Addt«m
in bloom Among iho*? of the par-
tv »-ere Mr*. Phoebe Heaml. Agne»
l^-ouird of San Franclaco. Arthur
P. Ooldaborough of Washington,
l> C. ind Mrs W. H. Sweel ana
Mrs. Clara Anthony of Uo*(on
=;
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OF CO! RSK YOU DO.
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Xo* always, nol.** yon bay ow
Avnea Illeod—a combtnatloa of. old
coffer of delirious fisvor, not rank.
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