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IMPLEMENTASI APLIKASI REMOTE LOCK DOOR BERBASIS RASPBERRY PI SEBAGAI SUB SISTEM KUNCI OTOMATIS UNTUK RUANG DOSEN TELKOM UNIVERSITY
Full text linkMikrokontroler adalah sebuah system computer fungsional dalam sebuah chip. Mikrokontroler memiliki inti prosesor,memori dan perangkat masukan dan keluaran[1].Dengan kata lain mikrokontroller adalah perangkat elektronika digital yang memiliki masukan dan keluaran serta kendali dengan program yang ditulis dan dihapus dengan cara khusus.Penggunaan mikrokontroller sendiri sudah banyak dikembangkan dan banyak fungsinya seperti contohnya untuk industri elektronik,otomotif,pabrik dan bidang lainnya.Mikrokontroller yang digunakan kali in adalah Raspberry pi,mikrokontroller ini dapat digunakan menjadi alat tertentu.
Di dalam pembuatan tugas akhir ini akan dibuat desain remote yang nantinya akan berkomunikasi satu sama lain.Komunikasinya sendiri adalah mengirim data dan menerima sebuah notifikasi.Studi kasus kali ini adalah dimana nanti akan ada sebuah antrian mahasiswa yang ingin masuk keruangan dosen.Sistem Remote Lock Door ini akan dirancang di setiap meja dosen yang nantinya berfungsi untuk mengganti status dan menerima notifikasi yang terdapat pada panel depan pintu.Status dosen itu sendiri adalah Available dan Not Available di dalam ruangan tersebut,sedangkan notifikasi sendiri adalah menerima atau tidak tamu yang ada di luar ruangan tersebut.Notifikasi sendiri nanti akan ditampilkan dengan sebuah teks yang akan tertera pada LCD di meja dosen tersebut.Sistem ini juga mencegah orang lain keluar masuk ruangan.Basis komunikasi dari Remote tersebut adalah menggunakan wireless dan dengan menggunakan Internet Protokol yang terdapat pada Raspberry pi.
Hasil Dari tugas akhir ini dengan menampilkan teks ke lcd dengan waktu sesuai dengan panjang teks yang akan di masukan.Mengaktifkan server dengan rata-rata waktu kurang lebih 4 detik.
Kata Kunci : Raspberry Pi,Remote Lock Door,Internet Protoko
BMF Analytics Training Course at VIASM HANU Conference
No full textOn November 3 and 4, 2023, Dr. Nguyen Minh Hoang (Phenikaa University), co-author of the BMF Analytics [1], gave a lecture on computational approaches using bayesvl and BMF application for social science research
Kraj demokracije? Istina u doba „infokracije” prema Byung-Chul Hanu
No full textČlanak istražuje suvremene izazove s kojima se demokracija suočava pod utjecajem digitalne tehnologije i promjene paradigmi moći, prema analizama Byung-Chul Hana. Manipulacija javnim mnijenjem putem „psihopolitike” i algoritama prijeti temeljima demokracije. Međutim, snaga demokracije leži u njezinoj ranjivosti i otvorenosti, što je slično kršćanskom konceptu solidarnosti i priznavanja snage u slabosti. Autor predlaže poetičku obnovu politike kroz obrede, narative i hrabro govorenje istine, čime bi se stvorila integracija digitalnih i humanističkih aspekata te osigurao autentičan demokratski poredak.The paper explores contemporary challenges faced by democracy due to digital technology and shifts in power paradigms, drawing on Byung-Chul Han’s analyses. The manipulation of public opinion through “psychopolitics” and algorithms threatens core democratic values. However, democracy’s strength lies in its vulnerability and openness, like the Christian concepts of solidarity and finding strength in weakness. The author suggests a poetic renewal of politics through rituals, narratives, and courageous truth-telling aiming to integrate digital and humanistic elements and foster an authentic democratic framewor
Śmierć porwana. O terezińskiej sztuce Hledáme strašidlo Hanuša Hachenburga z 1943 roku
No full text The stolen death: About the play Hledáme strašidlo by Hanuš Hachenburg from 1943The puppet theatre play Hledame strašidlo by Hanuš Hachenburg was written in the Terezín/Theresienstadt ghetto in 1943 and over 50 years was hidden in the archive until it was presented to readers and viewers in the 1990s — but it turned out to be still surprisingly valid and cogent. The author, a 14-year-old prisoner of the ghetto, used the conventions of the puppet theatre, the carnival and the fairy tales. The mythical or fairy-tale-like “timelessness” allowed him to show the absurdity of Nazism and — yet unnamed — the Holocaust. The main character of the play, the King, captures Death itself, which soon becomes so ordinary and kitschy that no one is afraid of her. The confinement of Death — a motif known, among others, from the myth of Sisyphus — is an important theme of the theatre in Terezín; it appears also in the German-speaking opera by Peter Kien and Viktor Ullmann, Der Keiser von Atlantis Emperor of Atlantis. In this article, I show how the old themes of enslaved Death and the dance macabre between extasy and destruction become the symbols of the war, and indeed of the 20th century, which culminates in the devastating forces of the great ideologies and in which there can be found the origins of retrotopia, which is now, according to Zygmunt Bauman, the dominating point of view in East- and West-European and in American discourse. Únos smrti. O terezίnske divadelnί hře Hledáme strašidlo Hanuše Hachenburga z roku 1943Divadelní hra Hledáme strašidlo od Hanuše Hachenburga byla napsána v ghettu Terezín / Theresienstadt v roce 1943 a více než padesát let byla ukryta v archivu, aby v 90. letech si našla cestu pro své čtenáře a diváky — a ukázalo se, že je překvapivě platná a přitažlivá. Autor, čtrnáctiletý vězeň ghetta, využil konvencí loutkového divadla, karnevalu a pohádek. Mýtická nebo pohádková „nadčasovost“ mu umožnila ukázat absurditu nacismu a — tehdy ještĕ nemenovaného — holocaustu. Hlavní postava hry, Král, zachytí samotnou Smrt, která se brzy stane tak obyčejnou a kyčovitou, že se ji nikdo nebude bát. Únos smrti — motiv známý mimo jiné i z mýtu Sisyfa — je důležitým tématem divadla v Terezíně; objevuje se také v německojazyčné operě Petera Kiena a Viktora Ullmanna Der Keizer von Atlantis Císař Atlantidy. V tomto textu ukazuji, jak se staré motivy zotročené Smrti a danse macabre mezi extázi a zničení stávají symbolem války a celého dvacátého století, v který vyvrcholily ničivými sily velké ideologie a kde lze nalézt počátky retrotopie, která je podle Zygmunta Baumana dominantním hlediskem ve východním, západoevropským a americkým diskurzu. The stolen death: About the play Hledáme strašidlo by Hanuš Hachenburg from 1943The puppet theatre play Hledame strašidlo by Hanuš Hachenburg was written in the Terezín/Theresienstadt ghetto in 1943 and over 50 years was hidden in the archive until it was presented to readers and viewers in the 1990s — but it turned out to be still surprisingly valid and cogent. The author, a 14-year-old prisoner of the ghetto, used the conventions of the puppet theatre, the carnival and the fairy tales. The mythical or fairy-tale-like “timelessness” allowed him to show the absurdity of Nazism and — yet unnamed — the Holocaust. The main character of the play, the King, captures Death itself, which soon becomes so ordinary and kitschy that no one is afraid of her. The confinement of Death — a motif known, among others, from the myth of Sisyphus — is an important theme of the theatre in Terezín; it appears also in the German-speaking opera by Peter Kien and Viktor Ullmann, Der Keiser von Atlantis Emperor of Atlantis. In this article, I show how the old themes of enslaved Death and the dance macabre between extasy and destruction become the symbols of the war, and indeed of the 20th century, which culminates in the devastating forces of the great ideologies and in which there can be found the origins of retrotopia, which is now, according to Zygmunt Bauman, the dominating point of view in East- and West-European and in American discourse. Únos smrti. O terezίnske divadelnί hře Hledáme strašidlo Hanuše Hachenburga z roku 1943Divadelní hra Hledáme strašidlo od Hanuše Hachenburga byla napsána v ghettu Terezín / Theresienstadt v roce 1943 a více než padesát let byla ukryta v archivu, aby v 90. letech si našla cestu pro své čtenáře a diváky — a ukázalo se, že je překvapivě platná a přitažlivá. Autor, čtrnáctiletý vězeň ghetta, využil konvencí loutkového divadla, karnevalu a pohádek. Mýtická nebo pohádková „nadčasovost“ mu umožnila ukázat absurditu nacismu a — tehdy ještĕ nemenovaného — holocaustu. Hlavní postava hry, Král, zachytí samotnou Smrt, která se brzy stane tak obyčejnou a kyčovitou, že se ji nikdo nebude bát. Únos smrti — motiv známý mimo jiné i z mýtu Sisyfa — je důležitým tématem divadla v Terezíně; objevuje se také v německojazyčné operě Petera Kiena a Viktora Ullmanna Der Keizer von Atlantis Císař Atlantidy. V tomto textu ukazuji, jak se staré motivy zotročené Smrti a danse macabre mezi extázi a zničení stávají symbolem války a celého dvacátého století, v který vyvrcholily ničivými sily velké ideologie a kde lze nalézt počátky retrotopie, která je podle Zygmunta Baumana dominantním hlediskem ve východním, západoevropským a americkým diskurzu
Analisis Minat Penggunaan E-Wallet Gopay dengan Pendekatan Model UTAUT2
Full text linkAnalysis of User Interest in Using Gopay E-Wallet with UTAUT2 Model Approach - Technological and economic developments have resulted in consumer behavior patterns changing from cashless to cashless. The widespread use of cashless e-wallet transactions is due to the emergence of many service providers, one of which is Gopay. Consumer behavior patterns in technology have the potential to utilize as measured by several models. The Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2 (UTAUT2) is used as a model. The objective of this research is to analyze consumer usage behavior of e-wallet services (Usage Behavior) interest in using e-wallet services consumer behavior intentions. Gopay uses the UTAUT2 model. The analysis of this usage behavior model is measured using 6 independent variables, namely performance expectations, effort expectations, social influence, conditions of support, motivation, and hedonic has on the dependent variable usage behavior by examining the effect of intermediary variables on behavior. As well as the intent to use IPMA To evaluate the relevance of each independent variable and its effectiveness about the dependent variable. The methodology employed in this study is quantitative research. Non-probability sampling and purposive sampling are the sampling techniques that have been utilized. The sample size is 400 respondents and the respondent's information is from the survey. The results of this survey were processed with SmartPLS 3.0 with the calculation results of Achievement Expectancy -0.008, EE0.056, Social Impact 0.008, HM0.118, Enabling Condition 0.176, HA Behavioral Intention, 0.4039. Then it is concluded that efficiency expectations, effort expectations, social influence, and HM do not affect user behavior through behavioral intentions. However, BI influences user behavior
Identification and Molecular Characterization of Dahlia Common Mosaic Virus from Silphium spp., a New Natural Host of the Virus
No full textDahlia common mosaic virus (DCMV) was previously reported to infect only dahlias (Dahlia variabilis). However, DCMV was identified for the first time in association with Silphium spp. The complete genome of DCMV was cloned and sequenced from naturally occurring symptomatic silphium plants grown in Kansas. The two DCMV silphium isolates sequenced showed over 98% sequence identity with those reported from dahlia (D. variabilis). The D. variabilis endogenous pararetroviral sequence (DvEPRS) was also detected in all 19 silphium samples tested in this study, suggesting that DvEPRS may exist as an integrated sequence in the silphium genome as well. Our findings indicate that the host range of DCMV appears to include other plant species besides dahlia. [Figure: see text] Copyright © 2024 The Author(s). This is an open access article distributed under the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 International license
Proposal for a EU quality label for aerospace education
Full text linkThe paper presents a possible roadmap for the definition of a European quality label for aerospace related higher education degrees. The proposal is the result of a two-years long Horizon 2020 project that has involved a great portion of the European stakeholders in aerospace: Universities, research centres, industries (both small and large) networks, associations and accreditation agencies. The core concept established is that it is possible to establish a sector-specific, content based, quality system, that can complement the existing national or European accreditation systems, providing added value to the internal and/or external quality assurance processes that are in place in most EU countries. The tools and processes proposed are sufficiently simple to be manageable by Universities in addition to their national accreditation processes or as stand-alone assessment. The main goal of the proposed process is the evaluation of the quality of the aerospace curricula in the European context, whereas the accreditation of the programme can be seen as an optional extension of the process, subject to further national regulations. The process is proposed in view of the awarding of a sector-specific, content based, quality label, to be issued by an appropriate legally recognized and qualified institution. 8 field tests with volunteering universities throughout Europe have been performed. They experienced the method as very practical and to the point
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j collect t.jjon after I*ecetnber. IH
face by aiyttig that Um man who
never fusses over hi* woj-3 hio* tilth-
ihe worid. A due proportion trt IT
used wltb ju-l-Eim-it,' "will from many ■
» hlmtder fr.«- u* and foe-flab no-'
lion - t'.. ■ ■ ■ anion under'
rUch )• auu **«n .-.i-yiiuoti* tai
tbat one who has so*ne moooioDoun
\nxk ta ucrform autiunallcally t.
"She looked at tht* money, and
Xotlrc of Asscasment.
Name of Corporation In full -
'iKMsEFONT MINING CONPAXT.
IsoratJon of primipal place oi busl-
naaa, Nevada Hullding, Pal-a Alto,
Uanla Clara county, California.
Notice Is boroby given that at a
meeting of tha directors, beld on tha
fifth day of Deeem-dier, lfttlft. no aa-
vesment of Ave cants per share waa
lavlod-upoa ihe capital alack of aald
t'liriiiir.iti.in. payable on or before
Momliy, the scv-nnih day of January*
1907, to Theodora Vandervoort, the
r*--<-r«Ury of ths -Corporation at Palo
Alto, Santa Clara couuty, California.
Any stock upon which tbia aaaaa*
meat ahall remain unpaid on ths aald
■•■renth dsy of January, 1807, will be
delinquent and advertised for sab U
public auction, aad unlet* pityuant
is made before will be sold on Wa4-
ne*day, tbe twenty„»hlrd dr>y of Jan-'
tiary, 18V7. to pay the delinquent aa.
aeeatnent, togutlisr with thetoat of
advertising and stpenasa ot *a)e.
TIIBODOKB VANOEUVOOR1. .
Se.*retary, iMIefont Mining Compaar
IsOoaUoa of office of Secretary, Nevada I'.iilitilnK. Palu Alto, County o*
HanU Clara, California.
her face clouded over.
" Slru: dollars.' she said,
" ■ Yes." aald the head, a little
hnrt; 'that Is Juat half, I'm sorry
yon are not satisfied.'
'"It lan't that I'm sot satlsfl-ad.*
aald the young woman, 'bat all along
he* bft-ii t'-lllng me hia pay waa only
114 a week. Walt till ho got* homo!
If them Spaniards don't kill him, 1
will.*"—exchange
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BREAD
lu.t.1 sUu.t lu bs-tai II
G. W. La Peire & Son
The Gnxeri
Th*> PI* i« R*«taur«nt
aae aoewiaa mobbs
Ml. Bl r..... : -, ! ,; . .
**. PATRICK, e...
I'-rfrrti-n Wkklfts Bin llui
OIL stove:;
0. H. ALIEN OIL gjjMjY
BUHnrtiParlor
r*Jt*iii***tJ-iD*t,*
SAM HATtO COUMTr
BUILDING A LOAN ASSOCIATION
******jf***********Ie,a- **"■iom-- *•**•
Palo Alto Transfer Co.
-,,...-. |la.-s-..'r Tt.i-abtra l.Sl'... as.
J. E. Teague
PLUMBING, STEAM AND
GAS FITTING
Gasacral tJaatraetlaa* Ttaalof
Sl l*a'i varsity A i era us
JJ*****t
Express and Transfer Co.
2JO University Annue
The Oak nonr-**"'"
*m* ****** , „ T«rs—a
I. THttPtD., *•**
Renters Loan & Trust Co.
e**iT*L. *i.eee.eee
San Francisco • C
H. SV. H.lisllli. I ... id,.. I" ISsslCC. VIC*
1'i- 11 I Hall. *■*. and itl . ,. "
Office 131 University Ave.
J. I KL.*iX.\ELLY M.7t;;'(i~,
BmS. Baaa ... Pte«aa. at al Uata
Hi tse wi
THE BANK OF PALO ALIO
i SaMMaaa v.*. tmmkm*
B B ta-Mlsar, CoasArr
Obb*i*I Baalist B***«aa D**a
I -,... 1 aOaSWfi aaaa*I aa* B*M
House A Decorative Painter
Callahan MncCarOiy
FALO ALTO, CAL.
Tin ting, I'apnrbaujrlnff. (Hid lag-.
wiiKRY t*r son SSa^s
T« AN arc ri aaa t«..lll ,.rot*rii,
Blcce.^r ... I'str-llar* I -sir - i 1. r. .t
■.i.it.s et
AN OIJTLAW'S
FATE-st-c:
.. . By C. M. 8TEVAN8 ]
■ **l*»»ssW. tw;. **, _. g. jwaase
P. L. SEAMAN'S
ITe,lkal Watchmaker
167 University Avenue
SHREWSBURY & SMITH
Erf-rti-ical intt Mechinial Enginrcrs
KWetr* U|tl Wins*. ****** sasf Trier*****
■SSaSB ******* T aas—Be*. I-. ai| lag
aattsMa-T. l-tstril B»**lls»a.
jtsswJB* w.a DisW*e
Pslo Alto ant. San Mateo
S. C. GIBSON
*** Framcitto
BOOTS AND ShOES
Ommrai iih|iiiiiin a ey*ti*ky
tn mttesiTr AtiMut
United Cati and Eloctrlc Co.
United fttatat atarahal Simp*** waa
■taudiac )o*t lark at tbe **a**B daa* i
La Tiat-efca diirtr..- tbe trial ot lllll Covfl '
wbea a boy t-raiifht him a t.-i.-|*T»m.
He read It thia-ia-hifully aud tben beck-
ueed to Jim Thrailr.
tViaa-o Tbratle eaaae ap. lb* Baaa-pkal
Sbtw blm tbe —-s*, wbleb read: j
1 i'ji-1- r riiifii-l lo i-biii-i a lib at-veii |
mra. tan trhi«U. at Willuw ttprtaaa. '.
tatar i; utdakpuj. peak.**
-Tur-iie." aald thr BatrsbaL -yea*-** '
tbr man to Uk* blm la.1 It wlU be aa I
eaay ore l.iiuilf.I for yoa "
('■•per triage* waa a bl* Q*nnaa li-uo
cu-liitv. waated ta I*.iixborg for the
ni'irJ-rsji* a on..,.* i,U*m. Ilia Brst yrar'a
'...'., 1 Ut tb* I. 1. .. r * bail Bo a.I.l,-il to
his Crimea Hint til. .1.--.t1|iI1 .11 WBB ,
well known to all tbr deputy tnarshala.
alia- Tbr*U* at,spied bla i*,k_ ead la
ita* tie-* be i-ode late tbe camp st VII-.
kiw Mprliir.*. I'll) lliu the rule uf a fuul- .
dv* fn.ui JuBllce. Klnee all rrnrc*dre 1
rrirtrsl It at tbelr 1*1 me Um* to r.-i>..Tt I
aay ou* thrtetttied wltb arrrst bl* Slot
task caaaattad ut cetiiias lb* maa a*
wanted away from tb* t-uuipaa*. Ue ,
*-• 11 found tbat ihi> ,.mill put tie &-*■*,
l*rau*c tbe ii-ou iu.JJ.-r would aot u taller any t-trraatataaeira go lea feet out
of ramp or.l- *a t.-t-iMU[*uled by several :
of tbs- tarn.
riii.-.-i waa tbia-oiuthl; dlallksd. II*
did bant know bow to lie coa-npaalotiBbl*
to tto other rvasrgadr*. 11* Ui-krd tbrlr
aij!*- of rwura.*. Ill* .iimt, tulhrn aa-
ture waa ,1. ,-i.u.n> dial til. fni. aad tt
waa ai-parrtat that tl") would gladly
'-■ r..l ,..' hla*. Aa riua-e-l t-oul.I not b*
prr-Btiaikd to leave tbr compaar. aad
aa Tbrall* knew how le I* popular
with it.*- mea, tbe latter dacldad tbat
the quick-*-* way to set bl* uiaa waa le
pick b qBarral wltb blm aad bare hla*
drtiea frum tbe ramp ea aa ua-ronjr-rD-
lai t-tiarai-tcr. Bnt CaaTpet Flo**! would
1a.1t .liur.el. II.-Bl.il.-ally t.s.k nil al.U**
Without an> all*is of ra-a.-iitii.i-nl further
thaa a rrvrnsefal Itttak out of bla
boat j, taratal tyaa. It wa* a sl*n-r*-t--aua
k-ntiic. aiiior evrfl tb* tettrgmtiea mlsht
Is'.iIim- sll.[il,Inn. Nuspli Inn stt asjtiar-
iiLn-B aa bad aa toovlctiaa.
"**■■). *M-*ieer.** said «** of Uwta.
"I'ui.-lij tblak* ro* ar* a eaarvhal aad
that jnu are aft*r htm. We're rot a
laulioti tu nre j mi tauth.**
J in. Ttiralb- l.uk'l.r-1 la-ia-J aaturedly.
Tte .:■;-! of » L,*.*i t***y *******
plarrs tbaa tbla where I waaat want-
•d." be n 11-■*■•(•.! "When ito I a-o.*"*
"Oh. I Bursa you're all right." was
the r- i>!s. "but Ilutehj-'s afmld. and be
w-slits ua to inula- tb*l JOB don't xa*t
out of 1 .ct..|. antll be'e bad at le*M a
-I I-■■-! - .1' -'.I ■ i"*." 0 '■•■• • .• .1 Thrall*
-Tell Duirby ta. clt at uo-*e. He's ao-
' Bsrd. Let bb
"■iiixei i>--# away at
wills k Kriost Hint. Ms nirwnl 10 I* a
"hla late coaipen-
exaiBpl lo i*X-
rjaiaa. -f^aad i-tddaBs-rr TbraOe eo-
tl4*il bus.'ur. that tbe nMlrra ki*pt a
cluae wateb oe him aU day. That nlsbl
br *'■■; 1 .-'l mil nf a-anip. mounted bla
borar and tode bway.
Oe bed ae dltkratty aext o-arnlaa la
■aalla* ('a*t*r tsas*Ta *'**' To bla
aal uu I* hi 11,-1 it It led .Iral.hl iHKtlie*at
tu lbe l'r-r-oa rttrr. Tbralle Itaoiuhl
Ibal notblac but tbr lamsaraur- ot tm
ruuld laad bitu to take tae
rLaiKT* of tuaklnt hla way act*-** tb*
Crml Ntakrd |ilalu. The uiaa buui.-r
knew Ibat It waa fully iliree daya'
Joeyuey to tbe Pro- rh.-r. dtUl**
wbirb tlaae put a drop ot water *-aabl
found. Tbaa. p-aaalbly. rvru Ib*
1- rl* 1 r would b* dry a* r Mmt bill.
Tbe l.tiiii.-r t1ll.1l bl* two rui.li.-r air
pUlaa* with water aod Mack lib* * fus
UsumI lo tbr trait of tbr fn-plUe l-*d-
Injt Into tb* great otto uf tb* plain*
As tin- alay pro* 11—ad a ana-cbiii* aud
ui.|...-..|ie *«pe made ll lmptia*ltilr
for blm lo er* aay ebj-et Is-yuod a frw
yanl*. Rparlnsly be ttolatl eat tbe water lo 1,'M- if ead baxrar. M-*i of the
tln.r he lii-l,l hull* uf tbr Band t-f-tu*
ta bl* t-nooth bb b preta-ntlte of tblrat.
aad he ted tbrai Li-rallj to bla bora*.
Tb* ntsbt wa* larxievsaltrty aUrot.
Ktllhrr whir of laatrt Our bowl ef
coyote cam* lo broak tbr uuuotuny uf
tb* weary boor*.
At lb* tatd ef ta* •erowd day bl* water aepply waa *xlMa*st*d, aad aotbtaa
reraatnad bat a handful of coff*e aod a
a in* 11 bag of braa. Not a apaor of
sraa* waa to be feood, and aa tbe
burs* Btrucslrd alaos after bla ouatarr
tbrsauab tbr darp *klir aantt be ■ruaB*d
wltb .Ini.*! huroaa ri-i*'*e-hfultn-*a. ;
Wtioa tbr sun artaa* 00 tb* (Mr.I day.
U ai-p**xr--d like a i*-dbot atovr lid tbal '
bad beea abovrd up abot* ta* borlaoo |
ta tae nuhi
Tb* trail *•«» UaB tbaa ao hour •■!.] I
when tae exbauated pur*iter narbsd j
tb* baaa* of ibr V.* - rlt*r. He roeod
th* bed ef th* .ii-i-sia. ae dry as tbr
l Ins ss Thrall* ******%** hi* baaa*
sad beit-ed tbe poor t-raatiirr anlli*r
th* epaisHy siowlac taladra of *****
asaatla tla* tard ot lb*
ju* ct*a* waa. Baaallr
I t-i-i/tr b* *otmt aa boot ilicaiae win.
bt* bantln* kalfr aa* was i*wai-o«v
wttb *a***k watsr I* qarech tlMtr
tblrst and to fill oue of hU i-.il.l--r Itaa*.
Tbe aext -latarnl-is be aUt-ted a*-alB
oa th* tamtt, sraJsttO* all lb* tlm* to
save hia hos-a*. la the coorae af « law-
Bill** be came to the worst of tbe dt*
att. Ban waa a arret a** of aoft whit*
■wad. late welch the burse at aretty
***** saafc to bla rrtback* aad ta* aaaa
.to hla tnkles Tb* hone could oet eo-
dure tbla tiuceatina atrtia-le. and aooo
al*tarr aooo be aaak down. To aav* blai
frv*- tb* tartar* to r*Uow th* iia**tiT
abot aim aad tbaa tradx-rd oa. eoo-
vtao** that b* wa* **aaast la alfht of"
lbe Iroo Batjldac.
It was aow cTrdmt that ****** Fta-
**t bad l-r*u laettrr t-qo1ptp*d far hi*
task tbaa aJa pqiiaw. U* bat beea
tald teat ae aew could follow hOs
St-r-a** lbe SUkad plain. Thrall* flrauk
Ibe laat ilr-.j, of water trom tb* rutabar
bof aad wttb *******tt* will Btru*-
Sled oo. A little later aa object los-exwd
op la tbe trail before him, Il was Oaa-
prr Flu-t*i ***t*d eo tb* tody of his
dcadbotae.
Tbr *l*bt ef a baauB beta* t* that
e-s-adful -vf-tf-s-, rwa-wd tb* men btjatar
tu *lv* a aboat of Jay. Be fat-s-ot hi*
oicj..; Id r-cllosimr tb* traa nKatdrr.
Hrre waa a bumaa brltar la thai God
f*x-*akra i**-*loa. sad a* Mt tbat if h*
c -aid sraip tb* ataa's bead la fi-lead-
■blp It weald be tbe happiest nioaMat
of bl* life.
Ca-pprr I"lus-iH baud tb* about aad.
1.1=!. wttb a*******I at tb* aasssi of
a baaxaa icice. i-aae to hla f**t Tbaa
a* sBtb*t*rd up aaa-* Brilctca at tb*
botsa'a brad and hurried oa aa fast as
the soft baihI would p-e-mlL
The MB batilrr toa aflrv htm.
aarhaias wurtl* of good w
Cameras-
-and -Kodafe
:o Per Cast DIkoudi
F. L. Crandail *«*-ms*
TACOMA MILL €0.
REDWOOD CITY
PALO ALTO
LUMBER SHINGLES, POSTS, ETC
EDWIN B. FOX, UANASER Offlo*: Walk, F*r*o* Qv, opp clap*
UMPHREY'S
FOR ICB f-R£AM AND
CANDIES ,
*fe*
Slroeer I Backus
fr/rw
w.11 1-ap.t. llaiUwart. Wlatte* Uism
l-alal.aad mas. 1-aJansr. WtlUsiat Tlal
Usr>apf* tlaae***-
This Means You
A Boom to Saf*ria** Hasaaallj
Nialhl-g lim prscioia* to buBMolly
aaCsHi.1 healllil not.'*[*o aarr!'*'.'! I-
aa iiaU-ael* grave. Utile 111*, If t>
promptly curst1, oft** rs*all la ebstt
ir.ii* Kill ibe iron inol.l.-r c*v* ao! aatadl******. L*di** aad **mtJ*m«a
hml a-ifl finally dl*appt-ared In tbe-raf- 1 ail wbo ar* alek or la trouble, ooa*ult
fsj.-»iii.i- lust waves. Wbea tbe red Ud
badtiwtrrsrd ttosfcyaadeetaidia-d- —. _*.__* j*_ ■*!'!■ n ..L
■>..lytodr,^oUtof.lEhttalne**adB1ThC WOPlU'S FBITIOUS
few yarda abred of blm. th* ponarr. I Mnrth Axs-aanlswlla*
exha.iBl.sl. f*u lo hi. baud, and k.,~*. HOPD bpCGlflliBt
Iti.tlmi lis J ukm lb. place of i-eaaon. 0v ,^,,1 fomal* complatats. M*o-
j*lra*l tssaat* eooaplalai* pc*lll*-ely
euiad. Tb*m(*tdlflVullcaA** IrealeJ.
SSSsSsTtOTstsBBSSsb
l**-**cntty br faaad himself leaklnf
orrr ttn* nlae of a prei-lptr*. Tbe IWt-, ,
iltrbt w*a clearer tban Ibe day. sad be-1 * M-PliU •*■»- •*■ ■***■ * *•■»- **°
rtare blm wss * i.mr itilry. la which *oaha every ohraolo tavaUd wall. I
be rootd ere Bevcral toffalo** tnauas I weal te pi-ore to you w hat my trsav
neer a atrvatu. Tbe *l*ht was bo nnrt- j taeel will do. I want e*rery tick par*
t-eeted that be Iwat ble rax-ebred tn tbe , ,„„ (n jbU ooubtry to aaU or writ* lo
Iitl-i !.h"r!|tl *" ,h* rM°a ** " d"Cr" I *»* P********J- TeU me the lesdlac
aymptoBaa ef year diae*** bb* I will al
ooca cautlta* lb* malhosl of trsaltaeai
1. wbleb will poatUtaly our*yo*.
Tb* rtwiity'lwcane *eicteair Ttat aew I TeU nie In-vaBBrleBoa IpUy aad liaely
life nadwd tla-vtit'h bl* vrlaa, aad he 1 almul youraolf.
rt*-**-t Itkr a aaak* d-.wu to lb* berd.1
Crawllas tu a rock awar wbleb aae waa • sj as ll
f-vdlllK. hi- trvt-ln) tiolb ,"n - At 1b« ill I O. lYI. Vdll
sttot It fell, and bUmlaery wa* at aa ftPErilAli«T
ead la a frw ailaaire be bad * sua, IthMB HI fcLlALIM
ead *v*r It a bit ef «•**. Tb«-B a* fell [_ .....—.__..
1 Itooou 3 aod 41 Madlaf-a-ThotU UU.
Pain Alto
deted it.n-l
HU rts* was cor*, but hla two n»
T..I*.. r» w*re i.-t le hi. belL Htm be
looked and bialtateu. Was II a dreamT| -or J'
nifitit be''
10 11 It
tT
FOREIGN NEWS.
K.i.ir 10 Meet Cnainn Mmntin
lUrlln—t-*mp*mr William wtll meel
ao fewer taal elsht Kosllsh rablcet
miBlat-w* at Kla* Kdward* htros*
party ai Handrtcxtiam. aad am.mf
tbam will b* Coloetftl BaKTwury Cbam-
berlala.
■ -*"* May ftOla, )f_ *,* Cngltnd.
Pari*—Tbe Iiuer seoeral* hat* r*
reltrd ovatlona la Parte aad Berlla
but vary little laoeey, EB*laad natur
ally take* ambi-a-rellt tb*** uaaaltrata
ttoe* oa* root a* to lb* eomr 1-tBtoa tbat
tb* fxoera are aoaetla* vary straas*
tactic* fur th* **tt.lag ot tba thiutb
A mar Iran dIBcultl**.
Lit* i-itt ia-. ********
Xtmda*—Utarar-r elrclr* are araai
tl and axaaeed t-ecoaae la tb* art!
da oa "l.11rraiuir' la tb* ur* edltloB
ef tha aWsc-rck-j-padla firitoaoJc*. ao
BMaU-aa la asad* of tbe aa*ta* of Kla-
llr-.x aad Mrt xjXsBC. wkiln Ulr LowU
MorrU aad Mra. Heals*worth or* sit an
plare*. Author. are wtiadeiias
whether It 1* aa error er *****
Osaka InUraatad la f*tm*T*.
Loodoa---Tba Duhe of Marlbortiuih
Is deeply latersataJ Is adtaacins tbe
faraaera' latsraala ta th* oomxdxy
aroood about ni.nk«lw poloew. Tb*
(Kb***- aay a* bud th* >*ba»-*«aUoa *****
at a farm.i-i a*»*wMy hall ta Kldltni
tea. * vtllac* a**r nicnhilm- Tb*
**k* *»4 Bis nrotty Ax*«ric*a decbasa
coetrtbetad to l>e faada.
I Traitor |
^ Brushes
1 atsasia 11 a**a bar* tl ft*** a
I ***** at bbs-SHI; *****,***** t*
_ is! Mils 1* S* '
1 Ihi. IB*t bhi ba ilehllr sal,
1 llaaala* B*t»U**.laat ata* **es*fc, .
, J.st Bra ■■■**>. *~***'f ********* 1
asl- 1: but _.
wbb asnl.-t.—I by rliis- .tints. mlntil*d
wltb tbr hiiwl* of wolrra. lti**ioltrr|
.h-eta f..ii..s4-d In quick aiactv-asli.ia, and ;
tbr 1.1*11 hunlrr .prsnx lu b!. fret. ^IfJjJfjJjJJyfJjfi*
I'aapi-r l'liiii.-l s aaa lti.Iitin* welt•**: '■v**r"
Thrailr bad Just di-i-tsl.il lo 1.-11 to Fla-
fxel'a aaaiaiuiH-r wbrii tlar Drills ceaw-d
and a toertfyiai abrlefc ix-iasard dewa
tbe ran j .-11 ll Was tov late te help Ibe
Iron tin.l.i.-r Thrailr raa 1-aek '" the
blulf. lie waa vtotvr It.) aoo-v. Tb«-|<*ck
of wulrr* iwroc bus line down tb* ran-
-too. Tbey naebed tbr carvat* of the
buffalo aad f.ausbt otcr It mt h I that
ln'nter waa <-o*t-led to i-rach
1 place of *afrty. Haain- of tbr t-oUli
iri.it to art al blui. II* rm|-fI. '1 Ut ■
ilaeui aod finally tbe i»>* '->-
peck turrieiJ up tbe raarao. Tbr Best
miicnli.ii br foUuwrd the .tr--aui to "
Oral I..H- 1.. aud a uiuutb later
r.... ;..-! 'I ■■; 1 ka. wlnev br n-inxi***J lo
t'altrd Ktalea Marabal 81aij»aao tb*
dcatb of the ir«o BMibler.
. __ *t*t aal* al eaala. '
*J iaa* HisBlis—I lout* 1-ts.V BaJ aa*
sf* BaraaafB r.aaa.' LI.saa*la* ****** ]
i
L EAGLE
>RUG CO.
9
Palo Alto Homo Bakery
Fini-Clsst
BREAD. PIES,
• CAKE, ETC.
"""S.Mrs. C. £. Bartholoms.
Taxes
1902
OFiaCK OF THE TiUt 001*I*ECTOR,
County ot Santo Clara, Cal.
Hath' JOKK, rjesobar IS, 1 Wl.
Tb* A**«e*Biaat Boll of the eooatir
of Mania Oat* aad th* city of 8*a
3a* tm tbe -rear of 19D9 aavtn* toea
d*J I tarsd to m* by the t-oaatj aadilor,
nolle* fa hereby siteo ttot th* ta***
tbareon ar* du* aad payable a* follow., to wit:
nilST INHTALLxtl'-VT -Taxa* ta*
all p*tS4j*aassJ propaety, all** oa o
**cur*d by laad, all special tax**, sad
on* bait the Usee 00 all real proaarir
due and p*y*bl* oa (X.TOBIW
13th aad d«Uaqoeat oa Notaasaar »,
ltwt, at tl o'clock p. ■., whca 15 par
coat will to *du*d to ail ot aald flrat
Install men I remaluliuj ua|xtld.
SI-tXlMi 1NKTAU-MKNT- Tto
rem* I Din* oo* halt of tola* oe all real V
rriipiTty will b* da* aad pajsbl*
JAM'AHV ft, ltiO.-t. and d*lb-iuaat
APRIL 2H. It>fl3. at * o'tdi-ek p. m„
wtoa ft par eeot will to *dd*d to tU
totaa rsmainln* unpakt.
Taxpaystrs may, tt ttoy dsalra to de
ao, pay th* wbol* tax at oae papaaeL
For the porpoee of iscstria* tax** 1
wtll Uuthtti-roit
I'.M/)ALTt),
At tb* bank of Polo Alto la th*
tfii of Folo Alto oa W*da**dajj,
OctoUr 33. IMS.
Aad at my office la the Coort
Hs-sia* la Saa Jos* dally (Buradar* aad
legal holiday* *xr*pt*d) from 9 a. ta.
te A p. at. te aad tadtidla* M-x-tday.
Notamtor St, 1903 aad Mtii-day,
April It, iw.i. at 6 o'dock p. m.
Tb* a*oood iottallmeut of taxes Is
.peyaMe at my otSes la tto Coort
Hout* la Saa 3a*.
WU. A. JAM'AIU,
Tax (Uaiaetur Baoto Clara Cettata.
10 1* tsa
$10,000 to Loan
Os ]-»'.. Alio PrBparsjr.
S W. Cil A'lLKS, A.lsr—J Bt I...
ParSlaaos Blstk. Pslo Alls.
PHONE
BLACK St)
Ent-srprise
Laundry
BUTTON 8R0S. lc.,u
COLUMBIA CYCLERY ee a. Csxls
I SV. R0LL£R
He- Ua4atuSac aa. Ealalaw
!LJrS£a-IS Carriage
fine*?**, painter
Chas. A. Stevens
Mrs. E lUrntolael, Kl Lylloo Avav,
Palfi Alio, la sow preparsd toibowoar
fall llaaat tall »iyl** la cloak, aad awtt*
aod will qiMte yoa oar low*** price*.
NMlca le Crtdltort.
lo th* t-w-wrtoc Coort U aad tor the
C«iiity of Hanta Clara, Stat* of
California. Io the matter of Ih* s*-
tele of Oeorge Moan Klotoid*aa,
doeaaaed. No. ftOM.
F*t*te of Ueora* htaan Rtetordamo,
Daeassod. Notice la h*r*by git to l*y
tto at-de-Ylfi-a-d admtulatrator with
' th* totote ef
to th* cr*-Utora of snd all peraoo*
batlus claim* ***Jn»t tb* aald **-
oaaaed, te axblblt th* assaa tritb th*
BBOSBBsry. roanhar*. wtthla tm**
inontba after tto that patxlestlaa af
tbe Notloe, to ths aald edmlnUfj-**4tor
at the -r-aWeoce of 8. 3. Braa, tiai-oar
of L'Dtoa ****** *rad Yswtoll straat,
saa* tota* the pleea for
of tha boslneaa of told
aetata, la lb* Oounty of HanU Oara.
Baa Jo**, this VHb day of S^ataas-
t, A. D. IMS.
3. U. HTIIXxtA-N.
B. J. BIWJS, ftOS Oallfi>niJa'sta*a*t,
i, at t'y far 1
f. Oialalay TiatJ-A Ptaarta
