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The profession of school psychology in the country of Luxembourg
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A 26-32 GHz Dual-Polarization Receiver with Autonomous Polarization Alignment for Fast-Response Mm-Wave MIMO Links in Highly Dynamic Mobile Environments
No full textActive and integrated electronic metadevices for future telecommunication circuits
No full textThe rise of data-driven demands calls for terahertz-capable circuits, however, semiconductor devices still face performance limitations above 100 GHz, posing a challenge for wireless networks. Electronic metadevice is a concept inspired by optical metamaterials, which was first demonstrated in the form of switches that could challenge the limitations of traditional semiconductor devices. Here we unveil critical aspects of this technology and demonstrate three-terminal active metadevices, which show promise for the next generation of telecommunication circuits. We show near-ideal linear and nonlinear operation of electronic metadevices, approaching the material limits, and by monolithic integration of electronic metadevices, we demonstrate picosecond terahertz switches with low insertion loss and high isolation. We finally present three-terminal metadevices offering parametric amplification and active mixing, which show ultrawideband operation, supporting data-rates exceeding 40 Gbps. Our work provides a solution for future ultrafast electronics with applications in 6 G telecommunications, enabling the development of new functional devices based on the electronic metadevice concept.Published versio
Active and integrated electronic metadevices for future telecommunication circuits
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Investigation on chlorine-based sanitization under stabilized conditions in the presence of organic load
No full textHigh-power millimetre-wave switches on silicon using displacement fields and tunnelling currents
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Salona mold with image of gladiators
Get PDFU Saloni je 1884. na položaju Pod Japirkovim kućama u jugoistočnoj nekropoli nađen mramorni kalup s prikazom gladijatora i natpisom. Predmet je morao imati neke veze s gladijatorskim borbama. Budući da među keramičkim i staklenim predmetima dotad nije bilo pronađeno ništa slično, pretpostavljalo se da je kalup služio za otiskivanje kruha distribuiranog u salonitanskom amfiteatru, a da je Miscenije Ampliat, spomenut u natpisu, bio vlasnik pekare. Druga je pretpostavka da su u kalupu izrađivane metalne pločice kao uspomena na igre što ih je donator Miscenije priredio u salonitanskom amfiteatru. U ovom radu nudimo novo rješenje. Držimo da je riječ o kalupu za izradbu dna staklenih boca pravokutnoga presjeka tijela s dvjema ručicama. Smatramo da je Miscenije, vjerojatno salonitanski oslobođenik, bio staklar koji je u Saloni i sahranjen, a da su boce koje je puhao bile nagrada gladijatorima za postignute uspjehe u areni.A marble mold depicting gladiators and bearing an inscription was found in Salona in 1994 at the Japirkove kuće site in the southeastern necropolis. This item certainly had some connection with gladiatorial combat. Since nothing similar had until then been found among the ceramic and glass items, it was assumed that the mold served to imprint the bread that was distributed in the Salona amphitheater, and the Miscenius Ampliatus mentioned in the inscription would be the owner of the bakery. The other assumption is that the mold was used to make metal plates as a memento of the games that the patron Miscenius organized in the Salona amphitheater. This work presents a new solution. It is the opinion of the author that the mold was used to form the bottoms of glass bottles with a rectangular cross-section and two handles. We believe that Miscenius, probably a freed slave from Salona, was a glass-blower who was buried in Salona, and that the bottles that he made were given as prizes to the gladiators for their successes in the arena
Uloga Parklandske formule u liječenju opsežne duboke opekline – prikaz bolesnika
Get PDFIn this case report a rarely seen and a fairly demanding patient is presented. A middle-aged male with severe and extensive burns sustained after attempted suicide with ignited propane butane containing gas bottle was transported to the emergency department of University Hospital Centre Split after more than 12 hours since initial injury. Explosion and fire caused the second and third degree burns to the patient on a very large body surface area (70 percent). At the moment of admission, he was extremely aggressive, combative and uncooperative. Also, it is important to emphasize that the patient had no intravenous access. Due to the absence of intravenous access, and due to the patients’ condition, the author decided to apply midazolam, ketamine and atropine intramuscularly. After the patient was in general anaesthesia, central venous access was established via left subclavian
vein, and immediate crystalloid infusion therapy was initiated. According Parkland formula, volume of crystalloid replacement should be 25200 mL during the first 24 hours. Since more than eight hours passed from
the time of the injury, fluid deficit was theoretically more than 8400 mL. During the initial treatment and three hour surgery, the patient received 5500 mL of Plasma-Lyte solution. He was treated in the intensive care unit for a prolonged period of time, and complicated with multiresistant Acinetobacter baumannii infection. Finally, Parkland formula remains the basic tool in burn fluid resuscitation. Our intention was to present an interesting case of a middle-aged patient with extensive burns, whose care was complicated with aggression at admission, lack of
intravenous access, and a prolonged period between the initial injury and the start of hospital treatment. These greatly complicate the treatment, patients’ recovery and overall morbidity and mortality.Cilj je ovog rada prikaz bolesnika s iznimno opsežnim opeklinama svih dijelova tijela. Muškarac srednjih godina 12-ak sati prije početka bolničkog liječenja u KBC-u Split pokušao je suicid paljenjem plinske boce u zatvorenom prostoru, oko 150 kilometara od ustanove gdje je započeto liječenje. Eksplozija i požar kojima je pacijent bio izložen uzrokovali su opekline visokog stupnja na velikoj tjelesnoj površini. U trenutku prijma na bolničko liječenje pacijent je bio ekstremno agresivan i nesuradljiv. Važno je naglasiti da pacijent u trenutku prijma na bolničko liječenje nije imao uspostavljen venski put. U bolnicu je primljen sa znatnom odgodom (12 sati +/- 1 sat), koja je produbila dehidraciju i pogoršala njegovo, već ionako životno ugroženo stanje. Dubina opeklina
procijenjena je na stupnjeve II. b i III., a zahvaćale su 70% ukupne površine tijela (engl. Body surface area – BSA). Prvi cilj prije volumne nadoknade bila je uspostava odgovarajućega venskog puta, koji pacijent u trenutku prijma u bolnicu nije imao. Zbog agitiranosti i agresivnosti intramuskularno se injicirala kombinacija midazolama, ketamina
i atropina, a središnji venski pristup uspostavio se tek kad je pacijent bio anesteziran. Obilna nadoknada kristaloidima za vrijeme inicijalnoga trosatnog zbrinjavanja privremeno je stabilizirala bolesnika, a agresivna
nadoknada kristaloidima i koloidima nastavljena je u jedinici intenzivnog liječenja. Potrebe za kristaloidima u prva 24 sata izračunane su s pomoću Parklandske formule i iznosile su 25.200 mL kristaloida. Tijekom liječenja pacijent je šest puta podvrgnut kirurškim zahvatima uz svakodnevna previjanja u općoj anesteziji. Boravak se zakomplicirao
zbog infekcije multirezistentnim Acinetobacter baumannii. Zaključno, Parklandska formula ostaje okosnica volumne nadoknade pacijenata s opeklinama II. i III. stupnja. Odgoda liječenja, prisutna u ovom slučaju, rezultirala je enormnom dehidracijom i gubitkom intravaskularnog volumena sa svim patofiziološkim poremećajima pridruženima takvom stanju. Zbrinjavanje pacijenta bilo je dodatno otežano zbog njegove agresivnosti pri prijmu, nedostatka venskog puta i nemogućnosti započinjanja liječenja odmah ili vrlo brzo nakon nastalih opeklina
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No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES, SATL'RUAV. NOV. -, u-ici
Palls palo ajto_Stmee,
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m*n3m%*rvautumc compahy _
afJUL gDBSCglFTIsMI KATE.
gh** Meats .
sr-SXatJL Psl. AS.*, ts. _
***** Saw *r ******** |Hfl«, a*rs>a«e>
aas SswM alkii.t THE TIMES a as*
LET KLEIN
Make, you a garment.
Harris* Homespuns, In all the latest
shades of Brown.
Psl. AUo. Cal.
St. W. a*IMKIN8 .W.
KDITORS
SATURDAY. NOVEM BER
NO MURK t'BGASUS. ..,
The editor or the Cltlxeu KCpUDllCHH Will
H. KELLY, In his paper that he wbb grieved by*
our Idle Jest about the Cltlxen.)
1*10. bitched like a winged Pegasus lo a
- ~rT beer-wagon, or some other lowty
vehicle, and Jim Rea sitting up beside the driver. He says:
"We do not like this sort of
Our Want Ads
Do the Business
Tbl* department ot Tb* Daily Times I* highly successfnl. It
brings remits. We coaid tell yoa many Cnts' •toriee to prove it.
A Sunnyvale nun lest a gold watch on the train sear Pslo Alts.
He pot sa sd Is IJxlt paper oa the chase* tbat some I'alo Alts
person might bar* found It- It waa found by S Pacific Grove lad*
srno taw the sd In Tbe Times sad restored tb* watch,
tlO reward. If JOS want anything wliatevrr. try a want I
WASTED
V*te for Democrat
(Continued from page g)
The figures I give are taken.from
the paper referred to 'above. Tb-
Iblng. and In other day. we would, author will make oatb before any
have resenled II In an unru)iltk-| court or officer In the county as lo
able manner. Hut." be adds, "lit*-|nt..., eorrectnes*. Now as to th.-
^m a very brief .pan and there 1*
rnon-fh of woe and heartache lu It
i. Inevitable without our colng
up more.
Wanted—To rent Immediately. 7
or 8 room home, modern Is every
way. well furnished, favorably located. Will pay good rent for right
place. Answer Box 30, Times.
ll-4-3t
bl-
FOR RENT.
For Rent—Sunny front room,
with kitchen and private bath. 355
Litton avenue. lt-S-8t
For Rant—Nice sunny rooms, furnished for housekeeping. Sat**
reasonable. 464 Hamilton avenu*.
10-28-lm
For Rent—Stanford University
, campus, 2 AlvaradQ row, furnished
and pwyttstlon attendant: salary house 10 room, with basement and
i. Apply telephone office. furnace, from Jan," l to Aug. 1 or
"-'-If [18. Apply on premise* or address
Box 117, Stanford University P. O.
Wsnted—Large sunny nest room 10-8-lm*
Wanted—Competent alenograph-
HKI-1 HI.ICWN WANT B.VYLKY.
The Saei
uto Bee
una the fol-
toning editorial lutrsgrapfa under
-lie headline-. "Will Republican
star* Intuit Hiram W. Johnson?
"If1 HI ram W. Johnson 1. to lie
lovernd* of tho Mate of California
— elected lo that high ami honorable- Position because the r3,000. A-i
has notblng hut th* kindest fouling*! No. .*—You Htaie the poll tax col-: dress Times office. 10-19-lm
for them. ( leeled for the year ending July I. — „ - —
1910. wa. only 84JS4.fl, while the FOR SALE
record, .bow there bad been 831
Notice to Bidder*
BWUlb.^,,"*^
.1 Pablla W^,, to,,"*S
lor laarlai da.a aaa „„„'■ "'■•
-oca™ u,,.r „d Uak?"".'" »•
■"lo Wartr Work, il ""*«•
»1U> WCIOatloo. oa h. .I""*-*
no. of a. Clt, CI.,. """>"*■
TH. rl,ht I. ,«.„M ,
aor aad all bl-a. ***»
■saat kassok
iwo.,it a" °t
CARR COMPANY
PIANOS. 8EW1XG .1 inn...
otoub 4XD aVrrS?- |
*-»ilnaa Prmopu, Boo,
For Rent—Alia Hall, on the
third floor of tbe Slmkln. building,
is available for small m*ctlng* at a
rental or 11.50 per meeting. En-
For Reat—Window card* marked
"For Rent" or "Furnl.taod Room."
or "Rooms snd Beard" can bs had
at Time* office, S cents each.
Shake, old b
e Ihoufi-ht hi
undr d<
ailnple,! |
lievtag tl
. you are forgiven.,
meant It when you
os-atory, injurious and on-
,-tnent. retarding the nio-
be chairman of one pontine, who happened to be a
We
allow
the
For Sale—A snap: !'■■•• buj. a
CO reelected to date, with another nm, ,ol on nM ,|rf#t t,0 .Dd a
sclHement yel lo be made which half blocka from depot. Lo* Alto*,
sill probably run It up to'840,000. No lot In tbl. vicinity can be bought
These evident proof, of such glar-, J°* J"*» •••**■ **•*•
ing mlsr«pre»nUUonj surely ought'1"'' 1,ro*"lwn-*'- °J
tn forever settle tho claims.of Mr.|—-. . . ■ .. ■■■■■■!
Trace for our suffrage, and you i yor sale—Fine residence of sev-
macmjjjucmoxiB.
May,
1, Cat.
IO-23-tr
Pet flr.l-cla*s dressmaking call at
2:5 Homer avenue. 10-13-lm*
■«- know people
■ thoughffol habit of tie. voter* of Palo Alio should determine, en room., corner lot 150 feet square
things are true that sre if we would be likely to get
Ladle.—Furniture
cleaned and poll.bed;
Apply Walter Krusc.
not published In that sheet. As an;
hare Intimated, anv retort cmlnat- '
Ing from us 1b Invariably made In;
sorrow, not In snger.
We like Smith and hop* Io see'
-■ltll lilni prosper. We should not give
square deal" wlth'V. M. Trace b
ssess our property.
D, U SLOAN.
RIDING THE BILLOWS.
Bay ley all 0'<
with his pxri
IS*.*, and le-
lano eouoty.
He was educ
n stale. He came
to California In
on a farm in So-
-e he was raised
at the Y'iia.il!"
caillejje and b**1dM received a thorough business irnlnlng.
"He has been o large cuttle buyer for the San FranrsVo market for
the past twenty years snd has an
■enviable record for his fair deallnit
asd business meihods. For twenty years- he- wa. a .resident of San
a-Tancl.cn. and after'the big fire removed to Herkeley, where he hat
readied for tbe past four years at
2129 Ruse street. - He" has a tame
circle of friend* In Berkeley who
admire hj* m.tny sterling quallHe-a
snd pri.-.i.. ti, r.li. blm a big vote.
"in* r-ik-sr ibe Rev. Aides 8.
Bayley, sat ooe of tbe leading educators r.f the country and waa
found'-: nod president of. the El-
woo-* i"i.!li.|-e nf Carroll county,
Miiti--.||.p1. for many year*.
"Sim ftayler 1. n self-made man
and It or the "it*:-, type of western manhood. On- look Into hi*
clear, frank «** and hi honest
face sill i«n*lnt.' any Voier ihat !f
elected Hi-re will be no trlck'-rv In
the admInlHtrillion of the affaln
i'i-»;■"■'■-.1 ■- of .tale nnd that
people's money and inter.-si«
he rir.r'i- -! with great care."
blm all this .pace If wo felt unkind
ly toward him. it'* all rle*-' EdaVl
all vote for Marshall Black, as wi
should, and have no more .hartl
thou Bin* of each oihet or or tin
world.
RICE PAPER.
on main atreet of Lot tiato*: beautiful groundt.-wiib fruit, ornamental.
.trees and Dowers. Price 85.990.|
Will tr»de for Palo Alto P«l«rt'; A Few Pointed Su„.„
Mortgage for 82.000 thro* years st Traveler,
not liiierfi
and piano*
new method.
Phon* 481X.
11-4-81*
John E. Newton
no-t-axleavalaa*. Window
Cleaning, CaisJasalng. &«,
Orders rrrxirnpUy aUended t.
P*Io Alia,
*"****■++•**
Hex 2*13.
Parisian Dyeing and
Cleaning Company
•p*rench Dry (nraners aad Ojmx
latest Parisian .xvr-thoa*. ]
bar* iurm.ua tltrect, pttom. 1
K\*AL1D CARRIACI: AX*.
AMBULANCB can be fosnd st
th* B*a*p* .table., ratztl j
Hamilton are and Eaeratt
at Phone 188; offlc* bq-,
278; residence phon* 177.
GEO. W. TINNET, Proprietor, j
AUVKKTISKi. . I.I.TTKRS.
Shaved From th. Snow Whit. Pith of
Treee In Formats.
Tbe oo railed rice iiapcr *■ n't made
fnim rice, a* Hs unme linplii-v but
from tbe snow white pith of a Small
tree lr"liins-i:ik' tn the (.-elill* araila, a
Hi-tins p-prcseutcd In till* country by
the common Nsr*iipnrll-a and the
___ j aplkenan). The tree crrotra In Fnnui>-
ilnc I* a list or letters aa amL wi rar as 1* km.an. nowhere
nrlalmed In the po-.t- ****■ Tl"' ""cms *re iron-iported to
tn(, t'hlna, and .there 11..- rk<- [«per 1*
,„', „ made. It i* used, aside rr.nn a num-
1-er of other pun-.ne*. hy Hie native
nnisls for *ratar onlor iiraiiiues. and
S'liiietime-- it l* dyed In v;iri",i- colors
ad letter office: and niaue lnt» nnluclal ttosrets.
Domestii;. The tool* of Hie pith worker com-
Htnrber. L. K. A A. [ prise n smooth -nmi. .,l---,r n foot
-'.;■■■ and a larce knife or.hatcbet
Sale—Baby carriage for
cost new 818. 173 Lytton.
8-30-tf
alnfng
v at Palo
od ending
iot i-alliil
.ibe:
mo
No.ember u. linn.
ir before November
will lie sent to ihe
Iterk-l. Mr. L. O.
Clark. Mrs. I. (',
Hanson. Mist I»ul*e.
Rhrh, Mr. Joe (2).
Simon. Mr*. K.
TfaO
at, Mr
M. R.
Tnbbs. Mrs. A. L.
H. noilEIKL. Postmaster.
Ih,,.-
1- Coiisiderea flnsnelally. lb*
In question dwarf, every other. Tho
nl tariff question I. n more bagatelle
-,v compared to It.—.Carroll D. Wright.
HI liiiti'd State, Commissioner of l_-i-
ah'irt wiswlen hand ". Tbe
blade Is atx-ut a fuot I'hiC i«" Inches
broad and nearly half an Inch ibkkat
tbe hack, nnd II Is as sharp its a rsxor.
Placitur a piece or itu-"cylindrical
plili on tbe Men* mitt hi* lift Hand on
tin* top, ihe pith worker will roll tb*
piih iMnkwanl and forward for a mo-
ni until he it'-tH ,1 In tb" 1--quired
p-B*IHon. Tfaej). selxint: Hk knlfti with
bl* right band, be will |*old lb* edge
of ibe id...!- art.-/a r.-iut or two cloae
tr> Ibe pllli. whk-b be sill keep rolling
In the lefi wltb lil. left hand until
nothing remain* M unroll, lor the pith
hm. by the appi lea tlon of Hie knife,
been pared Into n sqinire white sheet
uf
lie
la
that re-
it.ir* tbe
The vocalist^for the first meetim-
or lh« FortnlKbtly Mutlc *Cluh to be
held at 'he r:,..iii.-.i-e on Friday
asaxtlni o( next week will be Mrs.
Sproi.: -.f Berkeley ami Miss Ma-
Tron Coyl*. who bat but recently
come to Pslo Alto to reside. The
fall program will be announced ear-
-> ly n*r»t. »eek.
lf
"will
roll
i'-et .rTxtper.
s use of
lie
tor aad
t Inlln-
lay
-
•n af>t
tbl*
pla.-s
tl.e left baud
have done
more to
darken
on 1
and g
sniir
rfnr-.l
It ii. tbe left
>. home*
Ih*
1 all 01 he
cause.
he will
bare
* g.
-si Idl
n nf how the
tied.—F.
F.
Travellck.
Pretl-
fe.lt
1*
aceoii
Rtttl
sl.-N
-» i;..rk Her-
National
Labor DnlOK
The most damning mrsa fiiqi,-
lo laborers.—Terrence V. Pnwdei
Knight* of I-abor
S.wse Sawg*.
OU Kb
\%
ol :. ifcOs- tantgi ■ i
•e sawse." or plr- « -
re. "Take py«« -rslCaUl
ami quarter them and an
r ami salt: lake thei
*
*'
9 waaSBBSe a
? ^^^ •!
- You Have a Right to Know J:
aa the lilsiory *» any concern 'o whom you entrust your money. *ar '■
We went to tell y..u why we .an -uf.-lj pay O per reat sad **■ '
-' at uw> same time allow you tu withdraw yonr sooney on thirty 9
0 day*' BastatSJ at any time: MM why we bare bees able to do a* tjh
0 for ih years past aad wfay our ba*lne*s has grown until we -as |
*9k bow bate satisfled rustomers lu almost every stat".
• •!
9 Palo Alto Mutual Building and Loan Association •
By MARSHA 1,1, BLACK. Secretsr*.
• 257 Uaiversity Avenue PALO ALTO •
9
l> sage
(seald-
h tbem
and let
kele tcooli; lake parscf iparsleyi.
tawgo (sns.-i mid grynde n ..iiii brede
and yolkes ef tiyren (eugsi ban}*
ysisle 0hiIi.-.1i: leroper it with vinegar
tn- k.
i"iis«'l
over thenn
pycas" t- 1
nd *
rd ubea
-Take
r number
ear York
"I'jtli.r:"
"Il nays here, *A man I* known by
tbe coniisny'be ke.-[r.' Is tbat so,
faihrrr'
"Vea, yes. yesV .
"Well, failrer. If a _-.. .1 tun keens
C'im|iany with a latd mall Is [lie good
it,-11 bad hei-ause lie keeps uimmii;'
with the bin) 111:111. and Is- 111" bad man
K---.I iHs-ause lie k.-.-;- I'-iny With
Hie icsmI man'-"-[..iinl.ni Ptmeb. ^
"sVleflliorne 178.
Why H. Wept.
Spartan Mother- What'* tb.- matter?
What are you cryjnr, for? Stung Here
iwbo has t-es-n lam-hi never tn cry for
i-.-i. > ,..::. nn. I-I've sai down en
a bee. ..-.-! I'm afraid I mutt bare
burl .1' I. .:;il.:i Punch,
For Sale—Window card* marked
"For Sal*" can** bad at Time* office at -"■ cents each.
EXPOSITION WELL
WORTHJTHE PRICE
Big Panama Celebration Will Be
Greatest Advertisement California Has Ever Had
The Fresno Herald' presents a logical and for.-ef.il argument In favor of
the Stair exposltlna tax. 'It say*:
'The question before the boots It:
'Does California want the Panama-Pacific celebration?' San liranCisco's Interest I. only incidental; It i" » case
of California a-rainsi the kwuth. Louisiana and Texas a* well, are belplnc
New Orlean., which Is rlftht and
proper. Will California help San Fran-
OaVXSTt
"The only question we nead to consider now is. if it be worth 8I2,*-O0.000
to Ban Francisco alone to have Ihe ex
position, It It worth 35.000,000 to th«
Slate as n whole (including San Fran-
claco) tn have tbe show In that city?
Th* Herald answers. Ye*, moat
cmpbstrcallv. The-eomlutT of 300.000
ttrsagara to the *ute in 1918 means
the *tpenditur<- of probably 330,000..
000 bare. And their comlm will mean
th* greatest tul.-erti.ement the stem
h*s ever bad. No exposition tn San
Francisco can mean a' city exposition
alone. The --r.-ate^t pin of the show
will be California; lu*wond«rful op-
portunltle.. iu Yosemlte. lit Taboe.
Shasta, lUe Trees. ScquoU Park, It*
watering ;-'..■■- it. vineyarda. orange
groves. fnr« -ts. stream* and mountains. The ..■■-:..;:.- visitor will spend
one week in .San Frnnol.cn and three
weeks elsewben—-or perhaps a month.
"It Is Inconceivabl* thai California
with It* grsal enterprise and It. need
for davvlopntent .bould .1 i^--r'i«- to
(b* world that it will not chs-.ce 83.-
t*40,000 10 help mak* the greatest of
expoaftlons. when Its leading city
alone form-he* 3i:.*^r0.000. I'slifor-
nia la not that kind or a Siaie. lu
same lias bean .ytiunlintniN with Ub«r-
•Illy and iiroKreHslveness. It I. tb*
greatest playground on earth; It la
greatett In resource, of American
state*
Tb.'falr will have . (reat educational value ft -.in tir* tb* peopl*
of modest mean*, and especially tbe
younK-folss. o'lpr-nuttlty 10 see a great
exposliloti ui trivial expenae. When
If It were in Washington or New Or-
le*na the majority could not possibly
aparc the money and time aecnaaarlly.
"So It I. an Important vote you cast
In November on this question or
bond.. Vote ye. and urge yonr
friend, to do m. School teachers and
aeboo) children should make this
cause tbelr own and work for It. For
W* must have the Panama Pacific Exposition In California.*1
Ith ibe captain lu
thc pcrforui.iui-e of lilt tin lit** ur offer
siiesrsllnus In 11.1 vbillion bused Upon
your own ftxasrtenc* lb runulng a
ralbcut ou Li.." Mobonk. There are
few ca|>laln* bus- in tbe transatlantic
MTV1.-* who have not crossed tbe
ocean several times, and we know ol
none who i,.,- acquired Ida knowledge
of the sea In n eorres|voiiileni-e school.
If the lady wlili jjuldL-n hair seated
in tb* steamer chair next to yours In-
ndveriently imia her head on your
sbouMer and groans do not rudely remove IL but whbile a *.>ft lullaby, a.
If you did not notice the act. Rear In
mind tbat two heads-are belter than
one. * Tbe lullaby may put her to
sleep, s-hen ber curl, may lie gently
removed to her own sofa pillow.
Should you desire to go In-law before
she imes to sleep send Ibe deck .tew-
aril after her husband nnd ask blm to
remove them himself.
' If In tbe mkl.t of your dinner you
feel * sudden emotional qualm arising
witbtn you rise a lib It aa nearly al-
nuilinneously at :■■-.!■!.- and btsten
friini tbe snliii.n. taking cere In your
fll-:!it t» .tick to the aisles Iieiweeii
tin- lables and not jro lea pi no from
table |o table like n frlsliteneil nnie
Ion* toward tbe exit. Tbl. latter
course would cause considerable confusion In Ibe dlnlnz room, ami In
your ha.te v..11 rnlxht InadrerteSlly
trip over anolber i-ossengrr*. welah
rabbit, wblcb Is not considered good
form In pQltSbet] circle* ellher on Ihe
land or on (be tea.
If 011 yonr way t» tbe upjier deck
you find the staircases blucked by
other* l.tiHieuini: ttpw-.nl Hfce yourself
do not step upon them In yonr mad
fligbl upward, but slide down Ibe
bsnbvters to (be tower deck, which
you will in. i iii-t as well adspted lo
jour need, ns tbe upjier. Any deck I.
;.■■■■ >il In n i|imlm,—John Hendrlrk
Bangs Iti lluriier'-. Weekly.
Week's Poultry Rancl
will supply your table w'U> -.-.•.
mllk-fatt*n*d poultry, drxassd taj
trussed, ready to cook aad d*Uws*a
to yonr door. OisW over sJaawTttl
Raach i.-cated ea ■"•"-"■tb i
Btos. Pslo A1 to.
JUST A FEW MORE BARGATJ
In on*-moUon collaptlbl* rt
neat, comfortable, durable.
Sole agent* for the fuaos. Ca
LORIO FIRELE8S COOKERS a
\X-DOR liHt('Il imADES.
W. F. PennebaKer'
53S Kmersos Br., opposll. P. C
A. W. MILLi
ABOUT INSURING THIR PUT
GLASS.
319 University Ave
! M.C. FORD
; rSuccestor to B. F .DEM..)
; WOOD. COAL,
'Vltaa** GralD. Poultry RapptaS.
I Orrner Hamilton aad Raas-as.
[ Teirphooe «.
j Prld* dine* upon vanity, .up* ■
I contempt.—Poor Richard.
R«ad our clattlfled columns.
1894=1910
Palo
Oldest Gtoceiy Stpre in
Alto, known as the
House of
QUALITY, PROGRESS ana
ACCOMMODATION
Earle & Company
,159 University Avenue
Phone 3
