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A análise de conteúdo como uma metodologia
No full textIn this article we discuss content analysis as a method for analysing data of qualitative research in education. The method is a fundamental part of academic work, because it gives to the investigation some characteristics which are central to determine its quality. Thus, we present the “shades”, such as the scenario in which the study was conducted, the period and the environment in which an extension course took place (modules I and II), the choice of the software employed, the participants, the press conferences and the explanation of how data collection and oral and written records were produced. Data analyses were based on content analysis proposed by Bardin (1977) and Franco (2008). With this material, like bricoleurs or artisans sewing their patchwork, we went about building our research. Cet article présente l’analyse de contenu comme méthodologie de la recherche qualitative en Éducation. La méthodologie devient une part fondamentale du travail académique et accorde à la recherche des caractéristiques déterminantes de sa qualité. Les “nuances” sont présentées comme scénario dans lesquel le travail a été réalisé, à savoir, la période et l’environnement où le Cours d’Extension (modules I et II) a été réalisé, le choix des logiciels utilisés, les participants, les entretiens collectifs et l’explicitation de la modalité de réalisation de la collecte des données et des rapports oraux et écrits. A partir de ce matériel, comme des bricoleurs ou des artisans tissant leur patchwork, nous avons batit notre enquête avec une approche qualitative appuyée dans l’Analyse de Contenu proposée par Bardin (1977) et Franco (2008). Neste artigo expomos a análise de conteúdo como uma metodologia de análise de dados da pesquisa qualitativa em Educação. A metodologia torna-se parte fundamental de um trabalho acadêmico, dando à pesquisa características que determinam a qualidade deste. Assim, apresentamos os “matizes” como o cenário em que o trabalho foi realizado, o período e o ambiente em que ocorreu o Curso de Extensão (módulos I e II), a escolha dos softwares utilizados, os participantes, as entrevistas coletivas e a explicitação de como se fizeram a coleta de dados e os registros orais e escritos. Com esse material, como bricoleurs, artesãs cosendo seu patchwork, fomos construindo nossa investigação, realizada com um enfoque qualitativo, tendo os dados analisados a partir da Análise de Conteúdo proposta por Bardin (1977) e Franco (2008). Content analysis as a methodologyIn this article we discuss content analysis as a method for analysing data of qualitative research in education. The method is a fundamental part of academic work, because it gives to the investigation some characteristics which are central to determine its quality. Thus, we present the “shades”, such as the scenario in which the study was conducted, the period and the environment in which an extension course took place (modules I and II), the choice of the software employed, the participants, the press conferences and the explanation of how data collection and oral and written records were produced. Data analyses were based on content analysis proposed by Bardin (1977) and Franco (2008). With this material, like bricoleurs or artisans sewing their patchwork, we went about building our research.Qualitative Research; Content analysis; Education; Mathematics L’analyse de contenu comme méthodologieCet article présente l’analyse de contenu comme méthodologie de la recherche qualitative en Éducation. La méthodologie devient une part fondamentale du travail académique et accorde à la recherche des caractéristiques déterminantes de sa qualité. Les “nuances” sont présentées comme scénario dans lesquel le travail a été réalisé, à savoir, la période et l’environnement où le Cours d’Extension (modules I et II) a été réalisé, le choix des logiciels utilisés, les participants, les entretiens collectifs et l’explicitation de la modalité de réalisation de la collecte des données et des rapports oraux et écrits. A partir de ce matériel, comme des bricoleurs ou des artisans tissant leur patchwork, nous avons batit notre enquête avec une approche qualitative appuyée dans l’Analyse de Contenu proposée par Bardin (1977) et Franco (2008).Recherche Qualitative; Analyse de Contenu; Éducation; Mathématiques El análisis de contenido como una metodologíaEn este artículo exponemos el análisis de contenido como una metodología de análisis de datos de la investigación cualitativa en Educación. La metodologia es parte fundamental de un trabajo académico, dándole a la investigación características que determinan su calidad. Así, presentamos los “matices” como el escenario en el que el trabajo se realizó, el periodo y el ambiente en que ocurrió el Curso de Extensión (módulos I y II), la elección de los softwares utilizados, los participantes, las entrevistas colectivas y la explicitación de cómo se llevó a cabo la recogida de datos y los registros orales y escritos. Con este material, como bricoleurs, artesanas cosiendo su patchwork, fuimos construyendo nuestra investigación, realizada con un enfoque cualitativo, y los datos se analizaron a partir del Análisis de Contenido propuesto por Bardin (1977) y Franco (2008).Investigación Cualitativa; Análisis de Contenido; Educación; MatemáticasEn este artículo exponemos el análisis de contenido como una metodología de análisis de datos de la investigación cualitativa en Educación. La metodologia es parte fundamental de un trabajo académico, dándole a la investigación características que determinan su calidad. Así, presentamos los “matices” como el escenario en el que el trabajo se realizó, el periodo y el ambiente en que ocurrió el Curso de Extensión (módulos I y II), la elección de los softwares utilizados, los participantes, las entrevistas colectivas y la explicitación de cómo se llevó a cabo la recogida de datos y los registros orales y escritos. Con este material, como bricoleurs, artesanas cosiendo su patchwork, fuimos construyendo nuestra investigación, realizada con un enfoque cualitativo, y los datos se analizaron a partir del Análisis de Contenido propuesto por Bardin (1977) y Franco (2008).
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No full textDAILY PALO AUTU TIMES. THURSDAY, QCTOUfcR -a. ftoB.
Ons of th* r-oai aatoolsblng ob)cct*
la tbe bcsv*os. •-.,-.-. ially wbeo pboto
gsspbeil. l* tb* _r-_t aebals ta tbe
t_*-*!- AodiutuedH. wblcb to vto-
IMe ss s mUly «|M to tbe asksd eye
-It bas long .>t.2-'.it aunrenoewrn, be-
eaear while l(» -irmturr a aeries ot
waat ring* aurrouiullng a n-ntml ma*
gam-u't» s-it-atltutloa, \*t
> coul I u ui.ns. rt*_-mbllqg
thet of the aim it hot been aagg-*tw_
that H may tie it>oi,w»-(_ of stars coe-
BSJtallag s universe enema) ta oars
-_e*at studies of lu psrallag. b*w
eger. todlrate tbst It Is nearer ta o*
thaa eon*, of tbe well koowa ■tars,
sac- a* «-i-rjia. aod Mr j. Kltard
4___rt, the Kngtlsb a.tronotaer, points
eat tbat tr tbe Afdr-wsda aabeia
VOia aaeumed to u- an external universe, bsvlug ■ dlamctar comparable
wtth tbat of th*- klUky war. Its sssas
weuM ta- forty million mllDao mUlioo
Os-ew ibe ruass of tbe sua. This hi
ragardevl aa Incrnltbl* aad ee may bs
taken as an addttloosl argument la
fever or tb* view thst tbl* nebula Is
a member of oar a v* tern,-Youth'*
A Curlsus ».. juntit.*«.
Thsr* is s cortoos saprrstltlon t*em-
■bb ta ftbet landers ami Ctngstoer
fljpw tolsndees *o wide apart sonar
S-tOOO ralte* managed le adopt each
ether's vie-a oae does not know, bat
bare bi lb* fact. Tbe rXcm .-itlvaiora
ef Cvyloo sad th* fi»l-*rmeo of 8b*t
basd naemble each otber ta on* or two
rather re roa rUt.lt* points. Tbey le-
thyh. from speaking of ibe I—Isaseto
Of tbetr calling by tbelr names. Tbey
CSJ) tbem miiiftliluf elw by names
fcaewn only to themselves. Tb* rseinn
H tbat If tb* evil aplrlt wsr. to think
seat tbey wsr* spesklog of spad«s and
SSks* or of osts snd books b* would
ht tempted te damage thorn or even
tb appropriate tbem. Tb* trala of
Eht Is tb* ssiii* wltb both raree*
t ta an evil spirit always op tb*
-BOkout for opportealtlee of doing ml*
chief. II* *v*n hr-ara wbst W* say. If
•AS 1st blm understand thst are sr*
tnJhtt_g about our 1 topic meat* sad
tools, we aball direct bla sltentloo to
tbem and sb-ll suggest to him a way
Of doing sn Injury. TDK-refer* we win
Sffin to csll s boat or s spade by some
•Micy nstnt* kn.iwn only to ourselves "
Coronets.
Tb* c_roa«-t uf n duke couslsis nr s1
timet* crt-aia sad leave* tb* leave-
batng s n-pr-acntatlon of tbe \eorwa ot
tho porokty plant. Tbe prtoca* of tb*
Hood royal slau wear a similar rrown
-Tbe stale besdgesr of s marqata run
Mas of s diadem ■urrounded by flow
ere snd pearl* placed sllernateiy. An
sen however, baa neither IV wer* asf
.waves surmounting bla circle., batoojj
polwla rising, each with a |>*art ea tb*
•Op. A viscount ha* neither flowers
aar points, bet only tbe plate etrclri
adorned wltb pssrts wblcb. regsrdl**a
*f namber. ar* pta<-*d oo tbe ctwwa Itself A bar«ti bsa only six peart* oo
tbs golden bunler. aol rslsed. to dla
tb-gvlah blm ftnn sn earl, aad tb*
aamber uf pearl* readrr bla diadem
-toitnrt from tbat of s vtscaant
A B.I of BttM Sfc*.
Frtttenwn John Tjndall. .-I..., wltb
■any great gin*. ,.»•*- m-.i u singular
aktli la d-vWng smt i-mloctlag been
ttfal experimental III a at est kins, anna)
l-J prodU-l-iI 111 IMU it Ul llf l.l-r all.
IB tb* le- mn* room In • fa— t>il*-
three fevi in length and tbrrr lorbaw la
4lanwter be e__.a_p.t- Ibe sir until ll
wa* l**e tbaa wa* i»atb tb* daaatty mt
tbe iimn.[ib* -re we breatb* and nrpre-
eentcd tbe rarer air high overbeed.
lato tlila exbanstcd air be unreduced
P_B_I ot Imtyle vsptw. which Is **.
tte-oely volstile. Then it atrong bssm
Of light Is ■ room otherwler dark ws*
psseed through tbe tnlxtera. snd ta tb*
_*.**• tabe there glowed s beaatlfel
Mo* rktud. rivaling In enter tbe Bnest
Italian sky Bar* wa* Ma* sky
fcewagbt down te earth
W*est st AIL
sir Lao*. Ur. llobsn snd Mr. Mask
aad been off fleblag tbe da, before.
Tbey had gone imciptn-icdlj from tb*
[•twto'-c*, a-herr tbey *•**, aad neither
Mn. l_a*. Utx lluh-trt ooe Mr*. Meek
tuul i-er:i !*(<*—icd of Ihilr wbert*-
abontn ,'iilil ntgbtfulL "Ami It did
beat all wll'.: i poor lock we'd bsd!"
•*U Mt l-u* wbeo Ibe three frieod*
tuet tbr oeu day
"1 tried to t*_,.l...ii to tladl* lhat w*
hep' staying: la the bopes of fetcbtng
bona swrnethlbg lhat would abow why
we'd stayed, bot abe ssld we'd sctad
tike a parcel o* yearlings and 11 would
be one wfadir Itrfort i-ue'il bave a set
SPple pie for my dinner ag-iln aad
dumplings (the ran me opblU aad
deem. I icll jer
"Msris spofco of my clotbe*." said
Mr Ilobart forlornly M_be polatsd
eet tb* way Lb* dampata* bsd cockUd
tbst cost 1 bad oe. Bb* saU I wouldn't
ever b* th* same sgala snd If I knew
ef anybody thai was going ta spsad
aasasser days t**eU_g great Irons and
pw—lag oat clot be* for a msa Ilka
is* sb* didn't r
"Martby never seal s word." soU
Mr. >teek as the otber two men turned
to bbn. bot ss tbey remarked wltb one
accord. Tbafs tbe kind of wife to
harer Mr. mtmrk looked much de-
Tb* only traable bx" I
hasn't spoken yet, aad
wben she wlll.-
for
a sag.ni woman wbo rssemblad notb-
lag *o macb ss sb* dW the *n>efor* tak
lag** half of aa anlirat remedy appear
•dst court
Ts a wsaaffad woman." sb* hJasad
la a gtve-m*-b*ck-tbt>ae psper* voice.
"Ab went redrra* "
**Wbsrs tb* trsebwr- inquired tb*
sympatbettc JmJgr
"ir* 'boot msb ok man. Ms** -on*
beea eeayta* oe. h_b wtf ■ W nv
eeeat aafffah gils, ao' ifa set so bead
twill Ah dan' aee htm 810x0*0 once s
week, tsseasftbln's got t' be done."
Tbe Judge's eye beU s crafty glvsm.
"Too sre necking s iltrsrrr a legal
separation r be t|ueatlo-*d.
-Oo -Vmg. man! Illro'ce atMpI
Think I'm gwlne I' gin blm wbst b*
waats sad 'tow dst man wbo dbrnote all
hJs naa.si1i.ias Is de bsndsomcat olg
gab la Kansas City f go skysbootln'
roun" 'mt-ng ileni gala? No. sab Ab
don- wast no dlvo'ce aer dot legs!
aeptllutloa jit a islkln* *boat. What
Ab areata Is sn tojuorrtlonr - Ksnaas
Oty Independent
Mary Waa Spoiled.
A doctor la one of tb* West Phils
detpbb. chlJdre*.'- bossss trlk* tb*
■tory of a wojnxn r.lto caaM to blm
oa* dap In a ni.-t perturbed state of
mtad. tbe bad taken bom* ber daughter of Bv* jpsrv tbe week prvvleus.
sfter s *t*y of s year In the borne,
sad foond ab* had an elephaat 00 ber
hand* -tHi. sir," sb* satd to lb* dor-
tar, "whatever caa 1 -O ~Ub Msryl
Tee have mad* bar fsr Ipo grsod tor
bar own borne. Why. tb* 61st day sbf
wsa back ah* refti**] to b* drt-saed In
tbe osorelng till abe bad * batb: tbeo
aha woold eel no breafcra.t whatever
Sb* wnnie.1 fruit and some
rood' Aral. ami. last of all. she
pnt a *sacer "t wstrr st bar ptsro st
tb* table an.1 .be dtps her flugi*rs Is
fbat every few minute* Hure. dixtor.
I dent know wbst III do," sad tb*
wonuiii pa*e-_ oat. sbsklng her bead
ss If tba problem ws* ewrtslnly too
meet, far ber I-bli-tVtpbU Haeard
Ace.-tlitsfl te Mirtsey
A woman wbo bektngs ta a com
■Baity callr-l tb* Water* of Ht Jean
tbe Baptist not long age apeat a swath
la a backwood* dMtrk- Shortly after
her arrival she went to th* hat-l pcat-
gflk* sod to-in-ad If aay hrtiars bad
assa* tot 8-ster haras rdtae. The reral
postmaatrr looked bewMsrsd.
"Rtoler wbor tosakedlacrsdulooaly
' -Sl*t*r Berasntlo*.
lady, "a sister af ft
The Pear Mat-bat*.
"Brother Lastly." a*ld tb* *p«kes
man. "I bave as aaplesMnt dnly to
perforin Tber* la s report thst you
have aald that one of lb* best om-X
moat worthy members of onr congress-
tl.Ki la aaable In stlaod aervice ofteti
oa a**t<oont of not having good eooagb
dot haa V* bsve rvoav lo ash tha
name of tbat member We don't know
of any sucb person, snd a report af
that kind to likely to reflect upon a* ss
a con(-T-e_stl.>o that doe* not look sfter
Its poor bet wortby members. Will
yew le!l on*- wbo It t*T*
Tsrtalaly. brethren." replied tb*
Hr. Mr. lastly, wltb s brae* attempt
to tw cbeerfnl. nfs my wtf*."
Tea Wall Imitated.
lt to no ass/ matter for a rtoltn maker ta rival tb* famous Htradlvartus te-
rirut-ents. bat tbl* aa American maker
.IM. .unl dl.t SO w-rr.vtlvr.lt' tbst ci.terti
prttuimnceO his vtnlln a genuine Btrsdl-
tsrins
Th.* miissafal man ua- (he tote
iJt*in_f -emnuder. s fatuous, violin
maker af New .ort 111* r*m*rkal-l*
al'Utty as s neepsn-r of violin* wss
knu-n lo many s illatlugulihi- player.
sticb ss Ote Ball. ltcm.-ii>l snd Wll
beim'. Rut be made, so runs tbe story.
bla gi-etetjt atit-Taa st Ibe Psrt* expo-
slttoa of Klffet tower fame To that exhibition be Meat aa Imltstlou Stradlva
riiw mid to leal Ita merit* bad It placed
oe exblbltloa ns Ihe genuine article.
A committee of experts carefully examined the Instrument and proooutT-rad
it a Btrsdlvaries. 80 far Mr. Oemun
_er'a triumph eras complete. Dot now
came s dlfllculty AVben be clolmsd
tbAt It was aot sa old violin, but a aew
oae Biade by blow-elf. tb* commltt**
woold eat he**** hiss. They deds-ea
be never matte tbe Instrasseol nod pronounce- him go Impostor Be bsd
dene hto worh too wall.
"I think nets" ha as
«ftrr some reflectton. br added. "Bay.
ain't be been dead pretty aaar a baa
Area y*ar* aowr-Harpar'a Weekly
Hee UiwHsIIsbs,
IM stlgbtty. -Www me asaas *f -h*
beat yoo've got.
-Tea. mrn'oAv." sold th* sstesrasa
"May I **k bow hlgb yoa cere to 90T
-Met Ob. I paly ffe to 0. bat L waat
•a* wtth an fb* orura* jest th*
Playing 0**th« The** Way*.
"1 mad* S bad break tinlay "
"Ztew wbm tbat r .
Twese Is a Chka#o wosaan vtolt__g
Julia Dsan, sad wblto I wss there abe
ln*e-tsd spaa tslktag sbout Oerty.
Pretty *ooa I ashed hsr if Oerty eras
her daughter Too should has*
bar flare ef
fsead oat ab* saeaai Oesiy.
-Wbsr
Csat Twiddle Thslr Thumb*.
Tbe gorilla and cblmpansr*, which
beloug to tbo higher order of spss.
bare many points of reasniblsacs t*
man. bet tber* to oqe thing tbey caa
oot do -tbat is, twiddle their tbumbs.
In tbo gorilla tb* thumb to short sad
does aot reach much beyond tbe bottom of the flrst ynX-t ot tb* forennger
tt to very much restricted la Ha ssers*
msats. aad tbe animal ceo neither
twiddle bla thumbs aor tern them
round so thst tb* Up* dew-rib* a clrcls.
There ere the same numbvr of bonaa ta
tba baod of a gorilla a* ta tbe bead ef
a man. bat tbe thumbs of tbe monkey
bav* no separate flexor or bending
momcim This to why a monkey slwsys
kospa tbe thumb no tb* **tn* sM* as
tb* Anger* sod never bends II round
any object that may be grasped, la
ths r_1Us tbe web brtw**a tb* flagar*
extend* to tb* *econd Joint, lb* flnpsrs
taper ta th* ttpe. and there I* a callosity 00 tbe knuckles 00 which th* aat-
mat rest* wbve wslkteg oa sll fvsm
Pisbteaess
6|_r*klng of tlirck algnatures sad
forpro s downiowu paying tritor re-
uiarL.d **Oae of tbe inoat peculiar
polbto In our btitiiMWa Is oot* little t-om
|ir.b.'ii.le.J by ihe public I mean th*
sm-arrasanjent Nosed by tb* maa
wboae signature la srldom Ibe sssya, or
nearly ao. two waska In suctwislon.
"Thta ftckteneaa I* not Inti-attonsl. It
Is Is stssost every en** Umitersmea-
ui. Tb* msn guilty of it to genei-My
asrvous snd not Infrequently Is greatly
lacking In stability of cbsrectsr. At
fl-se* yoa, as a layman, would hardly
belt*** It ae**lbs> that his slgaatafB
on two Ahtereal cbeeks wss tbs were
of tbe asm* band
"Of course we come to know tb***
caaas hi lime, sad there ar* always
certain charariertsl.es hi a peraae'a
jhandwrUIng which tbe expert can de
tc 1 aad whieb ao fsr 10 coortar*.
Tteveilbele** tb* cbangesble signature
Is s nutssne* snd Involve* sn 0OA0A
peril " Net. Vert <Unite
Hew Man *imI We—.a- Pass Death.
Una do men uiul wotneti face death
wben the *--nirn<t la pruttoonrrd try
Ibe d.-rlorT A medical man l*Ito as
hta etp-S-oare Tell the mnn of higher
trie sad greater Istelllgener. he asys.
that be It faring ileslb am) be besios
to tight, flemsnd* n ronsultstion. tstk*
about going to apetiallstB end fight*
grimly to tbe flnUb Tell a woman
tbe Same Carta. *0f1 abe lies bark lo
swslt ber fsts. All unmee sre falsi
tots fir. Um- ether band, tell * msn
lhat be haa oae chaner In a thousand
lo rrcover If be will undergo sa opera
flea, and be a Ul treat le bis own
strength snd endurance rslbrr thsa
nndergo tbe kulf.* Tbe womsn will
cboo-s tbe tbouasodtb cbaocv snd tab
mlt to the aperstlea wltb «»tta_adlng
calmo***.-Womsn's JJte
MM
I A certain ramou* sntbor*** wbo to
j mncb worried by unknown correspond'
j eats bss taken ber revc*_* la a some
1 What i-rcenlrtf- fashion Bb* received
I s letter from s woman Informing her
] tbat the writer hsd named ber Isst baby
after ber and n-t-uestlng tbe author***'
views oe hsr CSsOtce. Bbe received s
thick eavesnps, heavily seal*-, wltb
thl* is-cTtpttea "Bat to bs spenwl tin
bsby'a thirtieth Wrtad*y." Now tb*
mother to worry lag aarsaJf day sad
nlgbt as ta lh* eentoats of lb* cover
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THIS COM.*!IT
What Do You
Lat Him Try.
*T fear bo foe la aalalag srassr,*-
saag tb* man st s concert
-Iron't you. old ehapr.
hnebeler la tbe front row.
_ry to open • aardla* box wltb a
balf***
Lawyer-} must know tba whet*
flrWb befer* I ran e-tcaaafaUy defend
eon. Hsv* yea told me rrrrytblngl
ffT__as**-_xcept where I bid the -see-
*y I wsnt tbst foe myself.
bbn r. -hlD-nc-, wblch be woald convert Into LmOJXtQ. Asked hew, be ex-
pl*tn*d that h* knew a yonng wocoaa
with OO.frt) who he hasw would mar
ry blm If Im- aiked ber. Imt be hod
pawaeO bis teeth aad wan Lad • shll-
Uaga ta redeem fbeea ta order ta pre-
effecUvely
TV*
**Why doesn't ftmttb call la hto ram
Hy phyw-ilpet II.. he teat cmltd-ae*
in himr
Tte: ■« doctae baa
Smith--Upptoeetfa.
Llass by • 9lmk FmmL
Hr William Watson, wbra Bl ta
London and attempting a dlaoer for
wblcb he had Be appetite, scribbled
tbaae lines an s scrap of psper. which
bs threw to hto attsadsat:
there Htaoeafl -«-t- tba
o retagieS wKb tka
Ha Knew.
1 yee know why yee sre
fcerer sakcd tbe Jadge aeverely
-Tea. sir." aaswarad tbe
T was drug be
9*a_t snd Titles.
•The me** sassmi'thhsd way of nstng
boeha al prsesat Is to serve them aa
aome de lords -It-arn tbetr fltlsa and
thaa boast of tbetr
Jeaathen thrift
t-nitm Cteae.
Usx-oerader (exntolalng who be la
•apposed to represent) -I'iu tbst fellow
wh* rough: the bsttle of what da yoo
cab It. yoo kaow. Wbsfs hto name
asys all afcout blm to bla a*est beak
Too rrqpmhrr. every ooe took htp tor \
the other flfcap nntll tbey to^0 M
couldn't be: tbeu tbey knew be atgsn'L
Think I look (fce i«rt
Oelng heme.
"Tear booor. lt wae 1
thst th* bulldog oa tb*
Mm loohsd like s < "
1 ss tast
St beside
_* Hep* to tbe dream of tba maa sw
era »--..
1200
5500
Thrre ton lo Alba Park. Fine corner 150x150,
with alley snd sidewslKi completed. Wlll tell
together or separately.
Fine corner 100-110, on Lincoln avenue near
new Ugh school block. Favorable frontage and
good locality.
Corner lot 75x165, nearest lo town in Linda
Vlita tract. Just on the Hn* of the town limits.
Close to all the schools. Tine tills lot
Corner buslnest lot 75x112, Alma and Everett,
with ten-room, attic and basement; house well
rented. Close to the depot aad facing prospective town park. This lot Is right la tke center
ol things and the bare land will toon ba worth
ttWOm
tC _r **_f_f_ Lot aad two-story house Just aroand the cor-
*-*•**<-*—'IS airfromtht highest priced part of Unl ver ii ty
aveaae, ea Emerson street. Next hast street far
business In Palo Alto.
Finest residence corner is Palo Alto; 100x125
with See Ilveoak trees; corner Cowper and
Melville; fashionable locality.
1200
Four larg* residence
Mayfleld.
lots in tka lews af
|_,n f\i\f\ Three-story batit
&m*9Jm9J\J\J very belt location
Lot 25x125
builness building and let.
an University aveuue.
with rear alley way. Not anxious ta sell, bat owner will consider prep.
ositions. He has a namber of other offerings outside ef Pale Alte which will ba
shown upon Inquiry.
For further information aJiressany realty agent in Palo Alto or
Ti_£ OWNER TIMES OFFICE
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The Weather Forecast
•AN FRANCISCO.—For th, lanU
OVS V.tleyr Tonight Md Un.,",,
fair; |.nU, north.„t,rl, wind.
saata,
TWEMYSDOH YEAR
PALO ALTO, CAL.WEDICSDAY, JUNE 5,1918
NO. 130.
AMERICANTROOPS BLOCK GERWIAN ATTEMPT TO CMMARNE
GREAT BsffllESTIli RAGING
ANDALLIESHAVESUCCESSES
REGISTRATION OF YOUTHS FOR
MLTTARY SERVICE IN ORDER
Dirtrict B__r d Ns. 1 Cw-bg Twwwi Wssk at Qtj Hal
m P_U Ail.—Tik U A___rr_r___7 ai -toarica. Maa-
Pswar Mil-uiliii __-_** Sea A-kMtsKss-
I
Mr. -Atec Smart Has His Coal Put th
llory ssnrtc* of lb* c
Tosag MR wb* base rsec-sd St dsy*s mm total, sad UkevU*
yeara at ag* stoo* My L 1SLT. an tbs sqirt—cs teklss of lbs
anpaartag today st tk* ctty ball to ptmrw* to* oaa.bee of solan
■agistor before dUirtct board No. l. lo be added to tbe Met te«sy sl Ttt.-
ss proTldsi by tbs iBnsiliii.il re- see. -ssciadtag ibat tbs dass win bs
osaUy psa**d by asmgrass ee* o>jftpor csat tettfStSt et ullttary etoc*j
provod br PtisHssI Wllsoa. te the •*- lives,
leettoe ssrvtee lew. Will c* i* Feel et Ust
rv^y yoaag -a. to Me AM. who;
was bom b*lw**a Jsn* 4, UK. ssdt . . * . ._„ L_
a* .. _*,. __. ~uu, __, ^ »*■**■*» a* .a is.
«. u, _._.._. Ma ^..i-.««__r_^-r^~r__. ___;:
i anises by trads ar adacattoa tbey sra
fliud for ip*rUlit*4 army s*rvw.
' thee taoy may be rolled sas—sr. Tbe.
•ysi*_a of dsten—totog tb* order of
Todsy. ea tbe saalvsrsa-T of Isiir •*•-*- coll ea aaaeag ibssssslsSB Che!
tea's Brat t—p—tB ■sbnisstlts-. s_* prweost msstmm Bsstsnl bas as* y*t
other millloa yeeth*. tba sstlsastsd. Sasd. bet tbs gvperal sstpsctatloa li.
straagtb of tbe ctoss sd llll. ragUU***lhat sosa* sort of a lottery af tba typsj
oa lb* trat italic- of lb* Joerooy tojpnrrloeBty asad, will bs ooadncud oo,
Ibe flail ' * satJonol scsi* Tot ot thli offtdals j
WbM their draft ragtstraUa- carda:ere aot certain, bsraase tbe recurring
tmt* Uto tb*lr hands, tbey come to draft caUa co*>c nur* swiftly. and ran.
tbe dUposiUss. ot S swift, smooth!*- <" larger total* aow. and tbs cUssltV
werhtog aad pree-cod otgsalsstloB.-cstlon has cobs* to be mora important;
who** agsneUs In every eoentryatde. than tb* number* A Uu order num-l
hamlet and city of tbe bust bave so- ber will ssrve ooly to poalpono tor s
sumi-d eaceessO-tty tb* leak et di* l«" dsys tbs laavluM* can to ths
criminating batweos tbe nstiea's need training <-*mp.
tar men wbo caa flght or aork. sad Nstioaal parse** to ta* lhat so lolls ssabtUost assd lor a*** at bom* dlrldaaU evade ssrrtc* U ssprsssid
to sspport IU dspeadoet poaaUttoa. la tb* ragatottsavi, wherein ara vctcod
QbBTvrra. foreign aad dosaasUc. tb* ronaiil of the gmrrnsKBt to
military sad rivtttos silk*, class tbe peace edkera of sll deorripooos.
prrforsasnt-* u dsU nndar the Amor- t-nitsd Stale* marshals eacret eervtoei
lean selective ssrvtee Uw as tb* most men, sad city police, that tbey shall
tangibly aaccoM.nl is IU military sf- sasMt exemptloa boards ln ecaanlng
forts, aad regard tb* serration to the ItsU and combing oul allrmptod rvad
manpower r***r*olr of lb* yoaagatere, era of Ibe regt*tratton. | . nrai
who bad not rr*. bed their majority Figure. svatUbt* show lhat no Mayneld Baytldc Plant Will
on* y*sr sgo as lb* sanst rertato a*- other country participating In tha* m^ Ready to Handle ThU
mmnre of th* Bnal downfall of tb* grest war has tb* aclsal rose press In; *** Re*0.f w *h**um
PtsmIbb autocracy Re It near or far.' men tbat the 1'nliad BUUa ha*.; Year's ClTOpS
the m- of illled victory cannot be Agslnst th* provost marsbsl general'*
evaded, tb* practical mltllary vUw U.; estimate of l.see.cKKl.oe for lb* Ami
bo long ss Ihe rising lid* of tbs Asser-. less mllltsry rlsss of ltlt. whtcb Is
Icon onole*. drilled. equipped snd;added to the almoat 10.tet.0M total
coulppiag. can be turned U the Euro of HIT. raa be placed tbe German sa-
peea bstlletroal. i nasi Increment of tss .sss. the Fraach
Provoet Msrabsl ftoasrsl Crowder. ot t*****. sad tbs ItolUn of »e.ee«.
wbo Bssssi it**a th* draft tie* tbej Aad sll of these classes to other cooa-
teouilv* nassbsr glvea abov* for tbe' trtea have be*a railed Is advance
[Pr At*
I F***ti
Road WiU Be Kept Open to France, Announces Secretary
Daniels and Movement ol Troops, Munitions aid Food-
stuffs W-l Continue—Another Ship Added to Losses
., ttm*mS r_»>
11k Germans sre no longer
masters of the situation along
the extended western from.
Today's reports from lhe bat-
tli-field say that lhe Teuton
offensive seems to have exhausted itself. The official
statement says that sU Teuton
attacks have been repulsed.
CANNERY WILL
GlVEIMPETOfe
TO PRODUCTION1.?
MORRIS CLUt SENDS
WORD TO MEMBERS
PRESIDENT ASKS
PARDON FOR
MOONEY
Persistent Rumors ol Unfair. w WtttMt 0,
Trial, Sustained by GoYCnt- yoaag maa ao tar ss
Great headway Is belag made In
tbe rooitractlon of lh* new rsasary
being put sp by lb* Msyfleld lUyiid*
Canning 'Company. Tb* it met*ur* U
aow well soder eovsr and wlthto sa
Otber weet will b* pretty saarly roes-
pleud Tbe foundations sra now
boldtog tb* bmura snd tb* eqafp-
ment will shortly be under cover so*
PALO ALTO BOYS Im,.
inihl TUE CCDinrr **■ T Selenger, local nisnagor of
jum inr, sckvili:.,^ mma9, MpwcU lo hsv* ail the
\ machinery Insulted and randy to
j Two mar* I*ato Alio boya raspoaded < bring Into commissi.m Inild* of trom
jyestBrday to the call of their ronfltryjae m to dsys st th* tongeat, snd lo
land .suluBUHly ontlsted. JiMopb tbst end s big fore* of men Is being
Iwooderd Uft for Ssn Pedro, hsrtng. employed In coostractlon work
tdecided Ibat bs woald prefer tb* lit*! Tbe building ot tb* Msyfleld May-
| of tbs navy to that of other depart- ,f,.P cannery mesas macb for tb* sec-
It Roller. preelde«t of lbs Fato
sad Ma. field Cesnmsnlty Slager*.
r*QB—t»d sll mwtab*** to be at
tb* Stsaford iiadlsm a*it Sander if
not Uur tbsn 1.11 B'clock.
have not reoelvad ticket, will
i then st tbst lime and have
their names chocked on the roll.
Members of the different perU sre
sl*v lntona*d that tlifr muil remain
together ss s Pslo Alio unit, snd sll
most be to tbalr sesto bv ItM o'clock,
after which bo number (A the rommu
ally chorus will bs sdmltted.
TOTEACH LAW
AT STANFORD
THIS SUMMER
H i,...__-f r,<• ii
WASHINOTON. Jane K.—.
patch froa. tbs American army ta
France aaya ta as encounter bstwssa
American patrol and a coterie of
IT Oertnana today three OarsaiBs
killed. Another pstrol dUpereed
s Oen—an obaarvatloo patrol.
rloos effort was mads yeitsr
dsy by tbs Hermans to cross lbs
Msrns. A Gsnaan battalion succeed'
sd lu gaining a foothold on ths south
bsnk, hut not for long. The com-
blnad forces of th* Americana and
French rsslst«d wltb ire*, rigor and
hilled Or raptured Sll (Urn-ana who
croBood ths river.
(is rman gans oo a ssetor wbera Ibe
Americans sra fighting bav* been art
lie with csplodtng shrapnel lo a da*
gra* unknown tor many weeks.
Foar Oermsn sirplsnee crossed behind tb* American line bot wera Im
madisuly atucksd by Amerlran srt-
store, who succeeded tn destroying s
"i [number of mariiin. - Tbs rest sut>
NeU Joh-SOn of Mayfield b|*M*ti ** getting sway. Tbsrs wore
MORTAR MIXER
SUFFERS LOSS
OF RIGHT HAND
, \ imnirnri], -tb.r .tt.ct.,, but no fl.i,
Victim ol S-noui Accident M, „ „j„r,^
st High School Building
Nel* Johsson, s mortar mlier employed at tbe n*w union high school
mr! orlih s fearful accldesl yntar
day when his right hand wss »mhu
utsd last abovs tbe wrUt. JohB*oii
WSS th*
meat Commission, Cause
Mu)
WASHINOTON. Jane t—Prasidenl
Wilson hss wrttlsa s seoeod Istter to
Governor WlllUm I>. Stepbeos of CallfornU urging tbe pardon of Tbotnsi
Mooney. under seBlaac— of dosth Sl
Ssn Fram In ■> for psrtlclpatton U taa
praparwdn*** day bomb plot
Should Mooaoy b* pardonid du* to
persistent snd worldwldo rumors that
be did aot raoefse a fair trial, be wm
be tried oa saot—sr coaat as- precaa-
tloas wm be tobaa to ssa tbat tb*r*
SACRAMENTO. Jl
Wllsoa-s letter argla
Tboos-Bs Mooney baa
Governor Htcpbem
jttoa tribaU-ry to PbIo Alta
*:>'* a new Sold of todestry that U bound
i redound to the beat Ul-I***t* of
AHo wbo bas raacbid lb* age of :i ^^j mmm^ty of tba dUtrict Not ***ead by tb* acbool at tow. RsgsUr
foUowtsg to* passsge of tbe amaaded "^r-y wilt It glv* *-sptoya**Bt to bo-
setocUve s*rrto* tow wbo bss volsa- j |lrW€, ^» oag »0 men. vobm sad
tartly ealliud Mr. Owoa, who basi^ntoa dsrtng lb* Bsssoe ibit tbs
B smdi-iit at Stanford, salectod
tha algnsl servlc* sad will report to
tbe western depertmant sl Ssa Francisco for assignment
SUBWAY HEARING
SET TOR JUNE 22
Will Be Held at Saa Francisco
and Early D ecu. o n Is Expected in Matter
The railroad
mmliilon bss set
macblorr** Is kept lo operation, bst It
will rrantt to maay paople being kept
be'sy In the vegetshU Heidi BBd orchards In tact, ll U goto ( to rssnlt
In Und bow tying dorais-it being
tilled 1nt«n*lv*ty.
CentracU for ssrurlng enough trait
and regeUbte* during th* usion
srttb wbkb lo kaep th* pUnt running
to full cspsclty hue baen onterad
Into with ore—irdlili sad regetible
growers sad another saasoa will bo
doabt wltaeaa Ihe caanery bstag b_s-
I erUIly eaUrged
Tbat lb* const ruction of the Msy-
ficld Raysld* caaasry will glrs sa lm*
j petos to tb* stt union generally tn tbls
district U beet evldsnoed by tbs fsct
wss oparatlag a mixing machine sad
la boss* n_oan*r hi* hand bacam*
caught In the machln**-** and befon
h* could Hop Ibe marhlne 11 wsi
completely severed
Medics) aid wss lininodlately summoned end the pstlent given flrst sld
_ , _. , | j. « | after whtcli be wss ruihed to tha
Twetre Weeks rrofram Ar-|fv,Bini0l> Hq^piui. n was reported
ranted (or Advanced Stu-i,wUjr *« *• WM ******* iu,t* •"■
[ Ily sad unless saduu complication!
dents and Beginners jsboeid dsvsiop. iti* b*iur*d h* win
_..■ ■■—■- ,; recover Johnson hs* b**n s reildnnt
For the lummer sasjter st Sus-iof Msyfleld for the last year snd has
furd s full twelve wr*ks' program of J a family consisting of a wife and two
roeraea in Uw far both edvsacsd sta-; ehlldran. •
dents sad b*gtan*n bas beea ar*| MsyfUM it.-.
Kt Henley and family of FolBt
member* of lb* tacwliy -111 b* i^-^t „ ^^t th. w„k mnA bw
it Uw lllMnf^nM old friead.
Gerald Vaughn bss ramplatod bla
couraa In the Fato Atto high school
and bai gone to eallit In a ip-nrUI
branch of aulomobltlng
of the miiMle wsat Prof. Oeorgs l'ur ,
call Cosllgsa Jr. of tb* NortbweaUrn
University. Chicago. Dr. Coallgan U
■wall known to lb* legal pretoulon a*
tbe author of "Costlgan'a Mining Ur"
BBd of numerous maa-line BTtlCtM tin
Uw topics. He U editor of lh* Illinois
taw Review.
Four memb«ra of ihs Staaford Uw
faculty wtll give coaraee—Profossors
A. M. Csthesrt C. O. OsrtUld ssd M.
R Klrkwood sad instructor W. C. Dsl-
1*0.
American troopa continue lo toko
sn ai-iive psrt tn ihe big bstiU now
being wsged near Chstssa Thierry
They have driven lh* airman* from
th.- Neullly woods by th* as* of air
piss**. German troops poured a
basvy machlos gun tra tolo th*
AmertrsB works, bal lh* Amaricans
charged forward, daatroylag the oast
of machine guns oo th* edge ot the
wood. Continuing Ibelr advene* ih*y
«t.gsg*d the Hermans at does quarters snd clsarad ihelr position, driving the enemy beck upon tho ruins
of the village. Engagi-im-ni* are still
taking pises, snd sltbough lha enemy
was supported by s hssvy srtllUry
Ore ba boa been repulsed.
Word from Psrt*. apsshtng of the
American army on tbe Msrm*-, says
ihs Am*rtcsa troops mad* Ihelr pre**
•aco felt to th* Brag** batU y*al*r-
dsy sad today aad won Ibs sdmlra-
tloo of their allied comrade*. Along
tb* Mare* lb* Aswrlcani sr* ably
equlppod snd sr* guarding tha homes
of dvlltoaa wbo hats bona forced
evacuate bocauss of shelling by day
and bombing by slrpianea by night.
Many of the peaceful villages ara
practically deserted.
WASHINOTON, Juns 6-The ill*
pstchsa from Rome stole that It ts
bellsred tbe eipected Auitrlsn drlre
will start In a few dsys.
tbe
Sstm-ay. Jon* M. ss th. dato wnani^, (w ^^ „, nr,rtaf
tot* ssscatlvB's nfltos loday j * bearing will be bad ia tbs oas* of vpot entorlng the Held On* large
fmmeduu set-on woaM be{^,r»tu_ R H»rt ******* *• ***** ^ j plaat U slraady assursd and tt Is stat-
tbst 1
Uken la tb* Mnoo*y I
I Frew)
SACRAMENTO June t'—OoV. W,
D. Stephens announced today that ha
bad re—Heed a tsi lares, froa Prast-
deat Wllion to regard io tbe Mooocy
case aad bad replied "Nothing farther wtn be gtvea oot at thU time."
ba ssld.
>sy thst Ibs sits for
tbe ptsnt hss already beeo secured
Whether tt win be built IhU season
U yet S matter ot conjecture, bnt It
U a _-own fsct tbal seit year tbe
cannery win be batIt.
PRtHCETON TO BECOME
MILITARY COLLEGE
ifi. Asmn*t,i _*r*_-t>
PRINCETON. N. J. June t.—After
having seat UXS ss—srgradeatss. tac-
nUy memben. alumni, trsat-s-es snd
otbar oftds-s to tbs war. Prtacetaa
Uolrerslty oo Jons 14 asxt win become s "mfflury collage." A three
yssr coarse of training and instruction approved by tba general sta_ et
too United Sts—- si—y will oo tbst
Pslo, AHo regarding the oonstracHof) j ^ ln % qplpt
of s sobway Is ibis dty. At the h_sr-
tog evidence will be submitted with
a view of determining wbat damages.
If say,' Mrs. Hart msy be entitled to
to tbe eveot thsl lbs sebwsy U Anally
coostructsd. Tba svM*b—s will bo
Gordon st Ssa Fraaciico Sad BB i WONG LEE AT LAST
early etodetoa u expected. DISCOVERS FRIENDS
Tbe matter was a**d w-h iba »__.-
last January sad j Woo€ ^ ^^ ^^ a,r^tsd oa tbs
ysar fraes tbe date s^nfort campus several dsys sgo for
Tbe iummer-1 work U alm*d
ride * fall program Ibr itsdeni* who
desire U> begin tb* t***f of UW Bad
era eligible for adaUakin l%.the
school, tor those wb* ate prepared fur , .^^_j
Mrs J, Jenien snd daughters Ituby
snd Vests left Sunday for Htoekton.
Mr. Jensen will loin them In s fsw
weak* whsn ba hsa t-ompUUd Ms
coalract on the union high school.
.Lieutenant Arnold snd wtfs bsve
gooe to Palo Alto to live.
A big drive of
) the kaiser's fortee to traas-TsucssU
Ks ssw!" "•» ** reeelud ta a vldory by
K____rv_r\ I E___J OATt the Rasslaas, a corraspoadeat at Moscow writes. Tbs Turks sad Germans
to me- CHARLES B. FOOT
Mrg.r
Foot of 11 Alrsrado. re
i retiring and the popnUtloa Is ba-
.„«..,. «. m., I-W. » _o .p. tom^lZ _. „„ ,.„«„,„ „ ••««««.
<^r__?_^T__ ".ST,. -,__-"«• ~*~ aam tf. .<__» «_s. „, j,^, n..n
S^__S?'«^53SiSte; r ^.T""t lmiM' *'"""""dM**"*'""• -
,„».- ..„. ~„ u, w. .„, ™.,,™.S 2XZ £%L""" -*.
a aervlc-able study card. Also, along V„„™T__™ , t/TT .__ __,._.
with -MunlCml Corporations,- "Mlo* SjT* ^ ^ t^a^S 1 ""
lag Law." «T-W.ter Righto.- Ikmal^Z * hfc ^ th»^University
m*k* np sn sttractir* poop of tfjf °2£- * f""" boto* Mo*
tire, for sdvsaced rtsd«U. i£f** Aa9tlwr *******
Tb* work to mining Uw snd wstor1 *£_[ _[_ ,t'rf~t " ^ °awi'
rights will be efferad by Profeeeor I Umtata« ,cbo0' * *** rr*****i
Qgg-B-b tbs others by tbs rsgalsr
|u*
plosion In s wsr mstsrlsl csmp In
soqtharn France
t*J ArmtWtri Prrn)
WASHINOTON. June S.—Tba caa-
aslty tUt received today from 0*n.
Joba J. Pershing to command of tb*
France, wss ss
Mrs. Foot bss bsea residing here followi;
eTIIUd U -u-ilno. »: dUd of wounda.
;__a__7.
Mra. Hart bas
of filing In whlcb to rssort to sn sp-
psal to tbs supreme court No sctioa has yet been uken In tbe matter.
Tbe bearing concerning lbs coa-
stntctloo of aaotber grade crossing.
wbleb U also objected to by Mra.
Rsitats been bad aad tt Is expected
miking S nuisance of himself, sod srbo
Uter attempted saldd* to th* county
jilt st Ssn Jose, hss st tost secured
bondsmen. Friends from Baa Fran
clico appeared before Folic* Judge
Kg art on O. Lslim yesterday afternoon
and deposited s SIM cash bond
Lee st tempted sslclds lust Salttrdsy
tbst a decision win bs beaded dowa ' by cautog bu throat, bat oae et bii
by tto tallro-f eosm-ston shortly. frUada remarked yesterday that be'to pertidpete to tbe staging.
ARMYY. M.C. A.
ENTERTAINS TONIGHT;
j STANFORD MEN JOIN
NAVAL FLVINO CORPS Ur woundod. X.
11; Bcddcatal deaths. S; died of du
I; wounded sevsrely, tt; slight-
Caslgti D. A Haskell spoks last! ONE KILLED WHEN
A slngaong entertainment will be night In the Stanford Union In tbs
given tM* Evening st 7:4S o'clock at In uresis of tab nsvsl svUtlon branch
tbe Pslo Alto Army T. M. C. A. build-lot the trotted Statss nsvsl rsserve.
tog. Tbe leader will be Howard PrsttlA Urge number of Stanford men it
wltb Mrs. D. Fj-itrnsn sirring ss ar ; tended tbe raeetlDg. *
SHELL-HITS WARSHIP
WASHINOTON, Jnne 8— A warship
engsged recently tn target practice
nUtook tbe battleship Loalstsn* fere
sftor tbe return ef Mr. TbaUe.-"
dsy bs toeagsTSied snd every .tudeat l* now to W—tolngtoe conf-rrrtax with
win he under Uriel military d-Sdp-tosj Director W. G McAdoo ragartleg Us-
sad sat ssd sbsep Ilk* •oldicra te bsr-' provemsou Ibat wtll be permitted to
rack, tosteed ed tbetr Bere em-fort*lb* performed by ibe varion* raflrt-ad*
sMs derssttottss. | of the eousUy.
low sad slso too shallow." I At S:1S o'clock lbs Jardle Ptoyara
As sooa SS Lm rocovera ss__bcUotly{ from Ssa Frsae—ca wtU prsssat a
to appear to coart be wtU be returned ' three-act comedy. SB-tied. "Tno Much
to Pslo Alto tor trial. It to tboegfu' Browa." An srsstag of fun u prom-
Ust by tbe Bret of next veefc be wtnllesd sU wbo sttsaC m tbe play ssarb-
be able to leave tbe boi pi ul. | u* wltb
componut. sad SO boys sre expected} Three Stanford men les** for Seat-.target Md exploded s shell aboard
jtle neil Monday morning to lake up fer. killing one man. tbe navy detraining ta natal svtatton. Tbey ere partmeat snnooneed today. Tbe acci
Harold Lorklr*. *x-*M, football star, sldsat ttae dee to bsxy westber. Tbe
memberof Beta Tbeta PI: St C. H__.|_aa killed wse Fireman Moeee r.
IS. Dsily Palo Alto editor sad mem-1 Merges of OuU Potot FU. No detail,
ber of pti Kappa Pet. aad Pits-Mae ware given to tbe ssvy depsrtmest
Cbsadtor. -St. a Kappa Alpha
WASHINOTON. Jess l.-In tbe raid
mad* by th* German* off tbe AUsstle
coaat there wer* a aaaber of submarine* However, tbsre will b* no
stopping ot transports aad ships snd
munitions to Prance, Secretary Dan-
UU said today. "Wn will keep the
road open to France." wss lbs official
sBununrement thst he mad*. "Tbsre
ara many lubmirinei off ths roast, or
that may be eipected to srrivs, bat
iher- U nothing to Indies!* tbst mora
then two have boon operating so fsr."
Ths lubmartoa dau st band U not
sa8.d*nt to lustily any sdvascee Is
lbs govern*ssnt msrtos in.sraoc* rale.
Mlas awsepers bsve picked sp a
Ban-bar of mtoes tbst wsrs strewn by
ihe Oermsn submarine*.
NKW YORK. June 6-The Men
gall li snotbar victim of s Herman
submarine, having been sunk by a
bomb on Sunday. 186 mile* off ths
cosst of New Tork. Ktevan members
of the crow wera brought Inlo port
today. Tbo Mengairs commander ssld
hs was told by the nomaisndw ot s
ubmarln* that hli destroyer had pre
Ions I y sunk three schooners and
three stes-sara. oaa of M.tot ions.
All bat ton of tbe crew ef tbe .team
•r Carotins, which was sank by a ssb-
marise, hsvs bean scroanted tor.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jons d An attempt to smuggle Into America tbs
)■*•■••!•, of the Romanoff dynasty of
lluaals bas been dUclosed. It Is said
that the jewnls sra valued st ovsr
tl.OOO.UiiO and thst aome have b**n
dlipo»ed of by government offlclul*.
Two I'liHi'.l Stale* guvnrnmenl o(D<
slaU srs under suspldon. Federal
sgents sre said lo hav* located H'.".*
000 worth of ihe }*weU.
JAPANESE CIVIC
EXPERT VISITS
IN PALO ALTO
J. Kondo, Gov-rnmtnl Architect sl Japan, Thialu Highly el Palo Alio
Palo Atto has ss her guast oos of
tbs brat known men ef Jspsa. tt Is
sane other than J. Kondo. government srchtUct with bsedg. sari ere In
Formosa, sod he is to tbe UnlUd
Sutes lo study the srottltedtirsl work
of the leading dttes.
Mr. Kondo ts espectslly tBterastsd
In civic tmproveroenta that srs being
carried out In lbs vsrious cltlss of tb*
eountry. He Is highly pleased wttb
Palo Alto and thinks tt U on* of tbe
basuly spots of ths untvsrss aod bs
bss no hesitancy In so expressing
himself.
Mr. Koodo U highly educated sad .
speaks English most Bseulty. Before
returning to hU native Und be lo-
t*adi to vltlt Biany of tb* Usdtog
dtlss of IhU coantry wtth s view of
sscurisg Ideas which will be lacor-
porated to pirns he win fonnnUte for
Improving dvtc conditions to Jspan-
ess dtlss.
INEBRIATES LAND
IN PALO ALTO JAIL
Each Gets Package ol Firewater at Redwood City and
Lands in Conrt
Ths city tressarr wss sweetsnod to
m mmmami wt (is y«storeay wbea .
Clomcnt Csssa-syon. s Frenchman
employed st s local laundry, paid a
tins for having Imbibed too freely ot
Into-tlranti. Csoamsyon was arrested
Monday night by Offlcer Hon* upon
the fonner'a return from a vlilt to
Redwood Ctty,
George T. Bollard, who U employed
I Csmp Frsaont ss a laborer, U tbe
Uleet tedger to tbe dty prison. lui-
lird also paid a visit to Redwood City
end upoa hli return latt night found
issrlgstlon extremely difficult. Whan
be has sobered np saffldsnUy be wfll
be tabes before Police Judge Egertoa
D. Labis. H .range te my, Dal lord was
without money open Us arrival ts
Pslo Alto
Effects of once-weekly exenatide on cardiovascular outcomes in type 2 diabetes
No full textBACKGROUND: The cardiovascular effects of adding once-weekly treatment with exenatide to usual care in patients with type 2 diabetes are unknown. METHODS: We randomly assigned patients with type 2 diabetes, with or without previous cardiovascular disease, to receive subcutaneous injections of extended-release exenatide at a dose of 2 mg or matching placebo once weekly. The primary composite outcome was the first occurrence of death from cardiovascular causes, nonfatal myocardial infarction, or nonfatal stroke. The coprimary hypotheses were that exenatide, administered once weekly, would be noninferior to placebo with respect to safety and superior to placebo with respect to efficacy. RESULTS: In all, 14,752 patients (of whom 10,782 [73.1%] had previous cardiovascular disease) were followed for a median of 3.2 years (interquartile range, 2.2 to 4.4). A primary composite outcome event occurred in 839 of 7356 patients (11.4%; 3.7 events per 100 person-years) in the exenatide group and in 905 of 7396 patients (12.2%; 4.0 events per 100 person-years) in the placebo group (hazard ratio, 0.91; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.83 to 1.00), with the intention-to-treat analysis indicating that exenatide, administered once weekly, was noninferior to placebo with respect to safety (P<0.001 for noninferiority) but was not superior to placebo with respect to efficacy (P=0.06 for superiority). The rates of death from cardiovascular causes, fatal or nonfatal myocardial infarction, fatal or nonfatal stroke, hospitalization for heart failure, and hospitalization for acute coronary syndrome, and the incidence of acute pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer, medullary thyroid carcinoma, and serious adverse events did not differ significantly between the two groups. CONCLUSIONS: Among patients with type 2 diabetes with or without previous cardiovascular disease, the incidence of major adverse cardiovascular events did not differ significantly between patients who received exenatide and those who received placebo
