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Rancang Bangun Alat Pencacah Daun dan Ranting Gambir
No full textoai:ojs2.agroteknika.id:article/16Tanaman Gambir merupakan tanaman perdu yang memiliki nilai ekonomis tinggi. Ekstrak (getah) daun dan ranting gambir mengandung asam katechu tannat (tanin), katechin, pyrocatechol, florisin dan lilin fixed oil. Sumatera Barat merupakan penghasil gambir terbesar di Indonesia namun bila dilihat dari produktivitas per hektar masih rendah yaitu berkisar antara 300 sampai 400 kg gambir kering per hektar per tahun. Hal ini disebabkan pengolahan gambir yang masih tradisional. Salah satu solusi untuk mengatasi permasalahan diatas adalah dengan dibuatnya alat pencacah daun dan ranting gambir. Alat pencacah daun dan ranting gambir ini diharapkan dapat mempermudah masyarakat dalam proses pengempaan karena daun dan ranting gambir sudah dicacah terlebih dahulu. Kapasitas alat pencacah ini adalah 53,83 kg/jam dan laju pengumpanan 63,6 kg/jam. Untuk analisa ekonomi teknik didapat total biaya tetap Rp.1.911.052/tahun, total biaya tidak tetap Rp. 91.088,8 / jam, biaya sewa alat Rp. 1.706,9 /jam dan BEP untuk pengoperasionalan alat 2.365,45 Kg/jam. Harga jual alat pencacah daun dan ranting gambir adalah Rp. 7.463.000 dengan laba 30
PEMANFAATAN CITRA LANDSAT-7 ETM+ UNTUK ZONASI MIKROBAKTERI FUEL CELL (MFC) DIDAERAH PESISIR PANTAI UTARA JAWA TENGAH GUNA ANALISIS MIKROORGANISME LAUT YANG DAPAT DIMANFAATKAN SEBAGAI ENERGI TERBAHARUKAN PENGGANTI BAHAN BAKAR FOSIL
No full textPenggunaan bahan bakar fosil dan zat – zat berbahaya yang digunakan dalam sumber bahan energi Kebutuhan energi listrik di Indonesia diperkirakan akan terus meningkat. Namun penggunaan minyak bumi sebagai sumber penghasil energi masih mendominasi, padahal cadangan minyak bumi di Indonesia kian menipis (ESDM, 2010). Oleh karena itu, perlu dikembangkan alternatif penghasil sumber energi yang berkelanjutan, yaitu Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC).
Sistem MFCs ini akan memanfaatkan hasil dari proses metabolisme bakteri. Bakteri akan melakukan metabolisme dengan mengurai glukosa menjadi hidrogen (H 2) dan oksigen (O2). Hidrogen merupakan bahan baku yang digunakan untuk reaksi reduksi dengan oksigen, sehingga melepaskan elektron pada anoda sebagai sumber arus listrik. Dari referensi dan litertur yang kami dapt bakteri yang telah digunakan para peneliti dalam sistem MFCs adalah Shewanellaputrefaciens, Geobacteraceae sulferreducens, Geobacter metallireducens dan Rhodoferaxferrireducens (Du, et al., 2007).
Metodologi yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah penginderaan jauh guna menentukan seberapa banyak luas mikrobiologi laut dikawasan pesisir Semarang Utara.
Dengan menggunakan SIG, kita dapat memvisualisasikan satu atau lebih objek dan kawasan dari suatu wilayah yang kita inginkan, sehingga data informasi yang telah divisualisasikan akan lebih mudah dipahami. Hasil yang dapat dicapai adalah terbangunnya rinte informasi data zonasi luas mikrobiologi laut yang lengkap antara lain luas wilayah, dampak fisik,dan perencanaan. penelitian ini selanjutnya akan sangat bermanfaat untuk pengembangan bahan bakar pengganti fosil dengan memanfaatkan mikrobiologi laut di kawasan pesisir Jawa Tengah dengan membudidayakannya.
Kata kunci :MFC, SIG, Krisis Energ
L’opposizione al decreto ingiuntivo proposta al giudice territorialmente incompetente è inammissibile?
No full textIl lavoro esamina le conseguenze derivanti dall’aver adito in sede di opposizione a decreto ingiuntivo il giudice sfornito di competenza. In particolare, la questione - nei casi affrontati nelle due sentenze da cui ha tratto spunto l’elaborato - è sorta, e per tale motivo è esaminata anche sotto tale profilo, come riflesso e come conseguenza del restyling operato dal d.Lgs 7 settembre 2012, n. 155 alla geografia giudiziaria italiana. La soppressione di alcune delle sedi distaccate di tribunale e l’accorpamento di alcune ad altre, ha, infatti - prima che il legislatore intervenisse sul punto - ingenerato perplessità negli opponenti in ordine alla scelta dell’organo giudiziario da adire in sede di opposizione. Orbene, i giudici investiti delle controversie, dichiarata la propria incompetenza, hanno scelto la più severa strada della inammissibilità dell’opposizione: l’Autore, pertanto, coglie l’occasione per esaminare il panorama giurisprudenziale e dottrinale formatosi sul punto, volgendo la propria attenzione anche all’ambito delle impugnazioni, con il quale il giudizio di opposizione a decreto ingiuntivo presenta indubbie affinità.
The essay focuses on the effects of an opposition to an order for payment brought before an incompetent judge. Particularly, the question rises – in the two cases examined – as a result of the restyling to the Italian judicial structure carried out by d.Lgs 7 september 2012, n. 155. Before the intervention of the lawmaker on this point, the abolition of some secondary seats of first instance courts and the merging of others, engendered doubts as to the choice of the court to be seised for such oppositions. However, the courts seised of the dispute declared themselves incompetent, thus choosing the most severe sanction of inadmissibility for the opposition in question: the Author, therefore, takes the opportunity to examine the jurisprudential and doctrinal views on this point, turning her attention also to the appeal system, which undoubtly has many features in common with opposition to an order for paymen
Artificial intelligence applied to the analysis of paintings: between false myths and new perspectives
No full textL’idea di utilizzare l’Intelligenza Artificiale per la diagnostica artistica non è una novità: finora, però, la sua applicazione è stata piegata, quasi esclusivamente, alla utopistica certificazione di autenticità delle opere d’arte, pretendendo di sostituire la sensibilità umana nel riconoscimento dei tratti stilistici con l’automazione. Questo approccio metodologico è errato poiché non è in grado di rispondere alla variabile umana con cui ogni opera d’arte è stata realizzata. L’utilizzo dell’Intelligenza Artificiale, però, è funzionale all’indagine analitica di fattori diagnostici che, se letti da occhio umano, possono dare adito a interpretazioni non necessarie e fuorvianti: in particolare, una lettura sistemica e automatica dei risultati in Falso Colore, può restituire una lettura veritiera e completa dei pigmenti che compongono la superficie di un dipinto. Questa metodologia di indagine, ideata dall’autore dell’articolo e basata su un sistema di tre metodi algoritmici differenti, è stata testata su circa trecento dipinti, la cui tavolozza cromatica è stata controllata anche attraverso le tradizionali tecniche spettrografiche.The idea of using Artificial Intelligence for art diagnostics is nothing new. Until now, however, its application has been bent, almost exclusively, to the utopian certification of the authenticity of works of art, claiming to replace human sensitivity in the recognition of stylistic traits with automation. This methodological approach is flawed as it is unable to respond to the human variable with which each work of art was created. The use of Artificial Intelligence, however, is functional to the analytical investigation of diagnostic factors that, if read by the human eye, can give rise to unnecessary and misleading interpretations: in particular, a systemic and automatic reading of the results in False Colour, can return a true and complete reading of the pigments that make up the surface of a painting. This investigation methodology, devised by the author of the article and based on a system of three different algorithmic methods, was tested on approximately three hundred paintings, whose colour palette was also checked using traditional spectrographic techniques
La problematica della coesistenza nella stessa zona geografica dei determinati riferimenti geografici riguardanti la qualità dei prodotti agroalimentari
No full textRegulation 1234/2007 of the European Council of 22 October 2007 establishing the common organisation of agricultural markets and certain food products, together with Regulation 1151/2012 of the European Parliament and the Council of 21 November 2012 on the systems of agricultural and food products quality enabled extension of the protection of products using such protective instruments as Protected Names of Origin or Protected Geographical Indications. As is shown in the paper, apart from the similarity in the very concept of those instruments, in practice they frequently coexist in the same territory. Moreover, they are sometimes used to protect the same product (e.g. olive oil from the province of Jaén in Spain). This often leads to legal disputes between producers, mainly in Spain and Italy. The author suggests that in order to eliminate the problem, three conditions should be satisfied: the territory protected by protected names of origin should be within the territory
protected by geographical indications, the products protected by protected names of origin should be protected by geographical indications, and most importantly, a product should be first protected by geographical indications before it is included among products protected by the protected names of origin.Il Regolamento del Consiglio (CE) n. 1234/2007 del 22 ottobre 2007 recante organizzazione comune dei mercati agricoli e disposizioni specifiche per taluni prodotti agricoli insieme al Regolamento del Parlamento europeo e del Consiglio (UE) n. 1151/2012 del 21 novembre 2012 sui regimi di qualità dei prodotti agricoli e alimentari hanno reso possibile la protezione dei prodotti agroalimentari attraverso l’utilizzo degli strumenti di protezione
quali la Denominazione di Origine Protetta e le Indicazioni Geografiche Protette. Come dimostrato dall’autore, oltre alla somiglianza concettuale, in pratica si riscontrano spesso situazioni di coesistenza delle forme di protezione di un prodotto nella stessa zona geografica, ma anche quelle in cui un prodotto viene protetto attraverso tutte le forme citate (p.es. l’olio d’oliva proveniente dalla provincia di Jaén in Spagna). Questa duplice
convergenza territoriale e materiale dà adito a molte controversie giuridiche, soprattutto tra i produttori di prodotti agroalimentari in Spagna e Italia. A parere dell’autore, nonostante la coesistenza nello stesso territorio, gli strumenti di protezione in oggetto non dovrebbero competere tra di loro in pratica, ma dovrebbero completarsi a vicenda. Al fine di renderlo possibile occorre che vengano soddisfatte complessivamente tre premesse: la zona protetta con la Denominazione di Origine Protetta dovrebbe essere inclusa in una parte della zona protetta con l’Indicazione Geografica Tipica, i prodotti agroalimentari protetti con la Denominazione di Origine Controllata dovrebbero essere tutelati con l’Indicazione Geografica Protetta, e soprattutto la protezione del prodotto con l’Indicazione Geografica Protetta dovrebbe precedere la tutela attraverso la Denominazione d’Origine Protetta.15219922211Przegląd Prawa Rolneg
La complessità dei sistemi di valutazione didattico-motoria con particolare riferimento alla qualità del controllo motorio nella fascia d'età 3-8 anni
No full text2011 - 2012Many studies have emphasized the deep relationship that links the motor coordination and some
skills crucial for academic performance such as writing, arithmetic, music, etc.. Some authors such
as Piagets (1952) and Montessori (1950), have claimed that the sensory-motor abilities was
functional to the development of thought and intelligence. The importance of the relationship
between the integration of sensory inputs and motor actions has given rise to large number of
researches that have demonstrated how it is a necessary function not only for good academic
performance but also for a proper development of the organizational thinking. To the ability of
sensory-motor integration is today recognized a central role in the integral formation of the subject
(Viviani, Stucchi 1992). The Italian National Guidelines for the curriculum of primary school of
2007 require the achievement of motor skills related to visual motor coordination as one of the
goals for skill development at the end of primary school, measurable through a different use of
evaluation tools.
Among the several motor assessment tests recognised by the international scientific community,
the VMI Developmental Test of Visual-Motor Integration (Beery & Buktenica, 2000),Bender
Gestalt Test, Tpv test, Abc Movement represents a valid instruments of assessing the motor
coordination skills and their constitutive elements. The aim of the research has highlighted the
importance of an use of motor evaluation assessment in the nursery and primary school that is
required to bring out potentialities and plurality of limits of each pupil, which are essential for
effective customized teaching planning of educational activities. [edited by Author]Numerosi studi hanno posto in evidenza la profonda relazione che lega la coordinazione motoria ed alcune abilità determinanti per il rendimento scolastico quali: scrittura, aritmetica, musica etc. Autorevoli esponenti della psicopedagogia quali Piaget (1952) e Montessori (1950), hanno infatti sostenuto una dimensione specifica della coordinazione che si riferisce alla relazione occhio-mano, ovvero alla capacità di integrazione delle caratteristiche anatomo - funzionali dell’occhio e con le azioni specifiche e sincroniche della mano,prefigurando le funzioni delle competenze coordinative oculo - manuali per accedere ai processi formativi.
In questo senso uno studio della coordinazione motoria nel periodo dell’infanzia dovrebbe quindi tener conto dei diversi stadi di sviluppo e della diversa funzionalità di sistemi qualitativi e quantitativi collegati al controllo del movimento visuo motorio. L’importanza della relazione tra l’integrazione di input sensoriali e azioni motorie ha dato largo adito a numerose ricerche contemporanee che hanno permesso di dimostrare come essa sia una funzione necessaria, una conditio sine qua non, non solo per un buon rendimento scolastico, ma anche per un corretto sviluppo del pensiero organizzativo. Alla capacità d’integrazione senso-motoria è oggi riconosciuto un ruolo centrale nella formazione integrale del soggetto (Stucchi –Viviani 1992).
Nei programmi e nelle Indicazioni del Ministero della Pubblica Istruzione Italiana rivolti alla scuola dell’infanzia e primaria del 2007. La coordinazione visuo motoria appare come uno degli obbiettivi principali da raggiungere al termine della scuola primaria. Tra i diversi strumenti disponibili sul piano internazionale i seguenti test di valutazione visuo motoria: VMI Developmental Test of Visual - Motor Integration (Beery & Buktenica, 2000), Bender Gestalt Test, Tpv test, Abc movement si prestano ad un possibile uso integrato nella scuola dell’infanzia e primaria. Lo scopo della presente tesi è stato cercare di sottolineare l’importanza dell’uso dei test nella scuola dell’infanzia e primaria per valutare limiti e potenzialità relativi alla coordinazione motoria degli studenti aiutando in tal senso gli insegnanti a pianificare la programmazione delle attività curriculari. [a cura dell'autore]XI n.s
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rat grsftd Jury baa a**rwa ■
gatioa ef lb* Char as i of aroOerataB '.
Le«««* proved of great toteeeat to a ^a^^^^j „»!*« Barooe*. Uona ',
tors* .amber of tb* houaekeesver. -)WllMrito. Mtm rtajSjay, -'1."^^ Ut* Prswtde.t. »««»->
ibta comaiBBlty Mrs Tbeedor* Moo-' : . .';. I aseBtber t*or th* sienographsr eho.^o,., »-.„, lo s.,. t^,, rMMjBrwj by
ver as eJtalfwsafl of th* ™,**ln~ oa /J" .,""•*" *" .*"*"' . . "T™ «»•• ** reasarks prtotad to lhat M,„ Katherle* Shaldoa, who was uo
cost, rwaport-d tb* rrtsalt of a careful, ■■» V»'t) J *' *™S " ,. *«*** t»*rf**dloal. the C*si»Tr*tv*ta»ealLw. to be present baretus* of lllaaa*
LataTL^Sl mLu of biou tZ h*W* H*'.tWa«trr«Utortorth- The poem, were read, however. .».
baa* to toll to uefauH of bond. Dor- (WB>( ^n^ # twm wa-t,,,,, Hotm'
lag her preliiatnarr (rial tb* baroBea*
Is said to have drunk a ojaart of whla-
■ key. took ten doses of artvanatlc *pli
It. of aasaatsnto and amokeat numerous
cigarette, the Sr»t day Iter •b-s|.'tp,
ctau advised tt. ths Jell altendsnt
NONESSENTIAL
INDUSTRIES TO
BE CURTAILED
grots mis.
This sentry goea an duty each *'
temtsici jast after f. He earrle a fttV.
!*»« rtlt* mast be brought to "presen:
survey of tb* price* of grocarles at
sevea Palo Alto aloce* aad two aaa
Jose *iorea. The figure* leaded to
show (bat paio xilo price* were aot
higher than rood It loot warraaied.
vote Of thanba was given tho grocers
who bad gmiioutly tt>operated by
Stvtog (hair price, on erticle. | «« -*ww "' "" *"' «**»«*" iasr P-.se, bt. post. hTerw are (tosno-
Th« snb|ect of tbe afternoon *.t1*'t itbtog tike t.aar) officer* on duty lathe
Bab, Norman BtarSeld of tb* fl.hand. •*• *M tnt nMirta* at » to j war depenmeni across the way and
SUB* ccrrnmissioti gave aa tol*wtt*tlas ('h"r1e* ** «h.>pe. a tt*,oor mercha.ii I ,!.«<-■ a* many Ib the nary desart-
and compreh-titite tmtline of tb*'<* N*w York. M* dtod to 1»«, le*v roent They all lea** work and walk
work Of lb* commission Btnoe Ita for-!b*f t*o oblWren. to ISO* she mstried ,bw tbe Wblte Hou*e between 4.3Ti and
maths* to Hit Oncnflu mtn) ae- "•«• »<m Kolbarf While *o tsarrtod «j Yob eaa flgarw to rrotsraair how
comptlsbBteBU baa been to Increase ' »b* sset tb* (Jerroan royal family.' nuny Ume* that sentry has to come
(be production of sal moo How****, j"" €■«•»» and Baphew* aasl alee** ta ^reatyai.-
be think* tba a**t!ja«M prodarttoo of tb* balssr oftaB played togethar. It . n, has ,to*i>ed ttrtng to Cgure It.
has bow been reached ' Tbe hclghi of | •• •■»*• ' e** he baa com* lo a conclusion about
i tor Balaton I* from May Ba* waa divorced from th* baron : l( al! II* says
■ It to *are \ to lSo* and two years later married { "Gee. woes I s*t Inio tb* trencbe*
to be etpsn.l" fwrtped baas, hall William M. Saollner. a IlavBrlan. with and chucking band grenade* at tb*
bin aad saimoo will eostinue to be th* rank of tleatvaant In the (lerntaa ' rrtitee It will be like a day off""
(Rf tsttesalsaeal ffret S...-.I
AX AT1-AMTH! PORT. Jan. M.-^t
Hawaiian Una tteenier, tbe Texan, l*
raawned lo ba** been *tnick a midship, and la sinking Forty three peo-
pl* aboard th* ship are taktng to life-
Beat* arvt ao sal* at WalBjjjartner's \ boats and otl la being poured on tba
drug atot* In Palo Alio high sea.. An Incoming *t*euiar In-
' t.-r.-ct.ir.i the wlrwls** calls for h*!p.
reaaeta at* hurrying io th* as.latanc*
if the siramt-r In dlatreaa,
WASHINGTON. D. f*.. Jan. It-Tha
navy officials bollave that Teaaa was
tha result of a collision with
derelict or another aieamar to tba
oiHivuy and that It waa not attacked
et at aaa . * * v • ■l,y * tiitmiarini'
Reports Say That ID AddltlOll Tba Teaa. waa a part of a fleet
guai-tletl by warship* which was car
i rylng munitions to France.
j Three (atlfrrrnlan* In tba craw
J wire* II. J. Potvlfi of Vallrjo- T. C.
|Hvhlndler of <*ini and Arthur it.
-Jsal-assCTTir- *W ***"' jOdotlo ot lierkrlrv. Tbey are b*.
IIOUBTON. Taam Jan. «.-T*b lhivw. lo u„ ^ M?#d
war* reported killed and many to-<
lured ■hfii the ollnetoB a Tsaaa
reotrst sirurk a split switch at Ham-
mood today. Cars wmtw overturned
to tbe crash, tbo wtrwa were down
In a storm
Keport* frotn Hammond, near Hone I
loo aay that to addition to tbe dead
SO others ware injured Amoag
(boa* killed are reported to a* fit, aot
dter*. a wobiso. two glrla aad a baby.
Tha train waa No. IT, baown aa (ba
OwL aad left Hoa.loa at. 11:10 last ; ni
to Dead, Twenty Were
Injured
WESTERN TRAINS
BEGIN TO MOYE
• *r IrwaYttetttttsat Kre* Beevwe)
WABHIN0TON. Jsa. 14 Fuel Ad
atinistrator il*r(l-|.l la today drawing
an order curtailing all industries not
essential to tbe prosecution of the war.
Mi. plan ia hot to abat down tbe unnecessary platlla comp!«(ely. but to
limit (h*tr t.,-ration to three davs a
week aa a temporary maaaure to ear*
. .sal The coal shortage 1* now mor*
IB; teervsetitsssl ISew* SVtvte..
t'HICAOO, Jaa. H — Tb* Beeiern
... -bleb bar* been buried on.
* V'T T^^t^l !•« »UlHtt!uc. alac. trldw.
tutad and coach spUt a switch -rtori^^^ ooeretlo* today Throus*
th. locvsmou^ UBst^^sBS* aad itnlt^ .^ ^ lUm . fa, ^
avsJl car bad safely passed stru«.tos la. -
Two stwH cvvacj**. arwMlr bebl-d j PnM^tm w ^^ ,„.„ ww
(he mall ear were erttabwd tato'rt tta. ,„ tnM u lMf
.hapel-e. ma«e. of -r-cka«- and It]^. HU and ao as.ur.nc. of .be ar-
wa* the passenger* aboard iber* *-'--
war* killed.
i their de.tlnatlon
by Dr. Anderson and on* by Miss
May ("ootids* of Baa Jose, and the tie
srrtptlve mo.lc was played by altoa
('ornall. Mis* CoMtdge also re. lied
wttb sympathy and power Mlaa Daw-
son's '*nt*gnlflc*Bl chant royal." "OW ,"""•• th"n •*"T •»"'<•"
Hlon-," wttb Ht heart searching,, r»-
fraia ."Our hallowed. *lotiiieni,
it.vest Old Glory!"
Tb* |**awntoliOTi of "The Hinged
Moths." dramatised by Miss Carolyn
Bradley. *ee a •ding close to tbl* tint
program Tha parte In tb* play, th*
•cen.. of which waa told In Ban Praa-
'rJsro to lb* **rly aaeantlea, w*r* is
kan by inarbera from lb. San Jobs
Normal Sthool and high achool The
cast wa* mad* up as follows:
OFFICER BLOWS
UP MAGAZINE
,
tstaa balance* tb* awaefy. Mr. tVo . fb* baroa*** eatabttoaed a raotntos
field sassested tba as* of shad. **r booee near tb* natsl academt at Ab-
wtnea, sol* aad ****** ef th* Call for weoll* aaaa afler b*r bsataad treat
Bis canned Sab. Aa aapeal to tb* ,0 ,B, irottt tor ilermaay Hpaldini
state _ rnart-t director froat tb* rttl eooraed al her how** Later aw* look
satas of tbl* etsBBSBBlty would pros*-' pisr ran rsaay trip*, tbe story goea. Bad .
bty reet.lt to a better and ebaaaar ' utmrn *'w*y* paid hi* n»aa*M Ret-srveu* U
■apply of tab far oar tors! dasi^ ( .^^ gg^tata. «», ^rtetwd t* Bwoay urebeatra
tb* Palo Alto syei-
■* bMoattatr Increaa-
r^ofratvor aiark. of tb* 8(aaford rur. f^s^,,^,,*, it to charged be togly toler-,'.ln« lo ft. p-av.:. A con
tootoo deaajtat^t aat^ bJwl^of 1^^ ,^ ^ tb* -we^vod or
tbe tat* sRatsrtoB froat tba **HeBtl*tt (Ufa fm f»|wrtjmf .be* aad froen what third week to ttorrw. Plgtor Addl-
I port be was lo *all for
Spaldlag cootend. be
day* aw
i wbleb Ban are eaieo. Way r"
w. eat Bab oa rrtosy esily? ***
tllviitrr*-
NOItPOLK. Jaa. 14.—Walter Bpere-
iiisn. a OermSB lieulenant who csune
h*rw In th* aubtnarin* VH. was arre*
fto-rlotte, tltttdrwaraer, who 9***i^ ,hti, ^txmotn, while selling flee to
portrait, and wrttoa for th* -atafsV.^ mm+t rf tbe arlatloo station
rit,..-». Mis* Bmraa Hlalr. ^^^ bf)rm t|#| w j g ,0 m ml
Kaitierine. ib* young.-.t. who Itrns* torra of an Am.rlcan army captain.
for BtTCtety aad wamllb while oiklnt uii,r, from torm* Aanbaseaaor voa
tba llttag by aawlng. Mis. KHi.si.eth ,wn,%wr1t and Captala Hoy Ed were
UarOwain. ifowad to hi. poa*as*toei. A weaMby
ittetfa, lb* pr*ctii*l. who la a ttaitimore isaa waa BBBatsd as a con
(eacbsr. Mlaa ('erolyn ttradley. - jfaderai* to tbe Uermsn lira tenant. '
Biddy, who la a good friend of lb* \ *
family. «ls. Nell Oltrlra CANADIANS CAPTURE
Mrs. Metssstre*. friend of Biddy. Mto., BOCHEr—NO LOSS
to tbe tragic *trvjgvt* of those souls t9f .„,,,.,,...,
who wrrald csvtap* frwas life'* hard LONDON. Jaa. It.—O
t* atarry • l*»toriTe proBnaa wbleb U of ub- .^j 0Bat*il«fyto« tasks, an *l*a>Bnt of raided some (toraua trenches aad
dellghifui btjgaar Is tBirodoced to tb*!raptur*d a number of prlsoaers aaar
of tb* d*vo<*ld old t-rv*t,t.' L.Q, TrKbout loatng a man. tb* war
ORCHESTRA PLANS
TO GIVE CONCERT "r;
Th- r.err
the obtained *"*** totarast aad tartety
He I* :i *ad the beroa- beta tftwa tor chosen ar«:
a,* 44, SreapboBy to O minor, Mottort.
, Overt are. Ipbtgenis to Aait*. Orack
Last I treaat of a Virgin JtM**a*t.
Lore's ih1**.*], ■ 'ztauika
Graad Mareh, TatiaJiaaaer. tVacnrr.
Star Spaagled tiacner
E.: attraaVtoba: they are osBgh. aaatly !— " ""' "" "/
aad rearulartr- W* most get rid of;
our Bab piwjshfjacea; skat* aad OAMTA CLAMA COUHTvs
•hark are good Bab aad are eaten OLOfST PIONBBH IB OCAD
esteaalvely by European epicures I '„ :" ,~
Whea abate ts eaJhtd rale an beurr. a|LROY. Jan. 1*.-Mf». Martha Old-
notr It ta a d*ltc*xy , \Jmm M tlUm9. .^ esaOesiwr «<!__.__, ,»_-__ _-_
* ' Santa Clara c-unty, who ea»* wttb DEffffY F1NE0 FOR
m.s"t^.fis,r^T.: OROJiSS DRIVTHG
1143, died last week In a Ban Joe* hit*- j ——
jpllal arter an Utossa of several' It E. Denny of Palo Alto was ar
8b* was TS years old. i rested and flnad |2S for ctrele*s driv-
Oldham was lb* moth.-r ottb*|lBf, Denny la an empIc*ea>of tbe
If* of Mrnry Miller. Jr., ton of! Wells Fsrao Esprcs* Compsoy and
oattl* bins, liar aoa and daughter ' wms reported by p. J. Peterson of tt9
;dled aevaral year* ago She leave* Palo Alto avertue for drl-'ng recklrir.
t Br ls*rsnstat>aal th-m Sseriovi ^^^^ gjoiaera, Mrs Susan l^Ilbrctok of ;!jr. The dri**T pleaded guatjf and wa*
WASHING TON. D. (.*.. Jan. 14.— An j Bi.aenvllte, Laaeen county. Mr*. Geor- ■ fined S-tC for the offense, livniiy baa
American trawler baa been sunk try jgla lleane and Mr.. Charles Hornbwck been up twice before, tb.tr.ifl. this to
strlklns a rock to sTMropaan waters, {of (illrur. aad seieral nephews ami .tbe Brat offeasa ot tbta aator*. M«
Admiral Bims reported today.' No I alecrs. Bh* leave* a valuable estate, i waa reported before for driving wHh-
llves arer* lo*L - j principally to realty, jtnt Hgtite.
SMS REPORTS
TRAWLER SUNK:?-;
who lo lb* last act totarpreii
tnaanlng of tba symbolical atorr-
Befor* aad after tba program an
infomisl rawptlqin *u held, wbleb
gave to many peool* opportunity to
ottlc*. announced today.
NEWS BRIEFS
The mines of CaiUoraia mad*
thla author, who*, health and. output In gold, allver. copper lead
retiring disposition bat* prevented
her frurn being petaoaally known beyond a small circle of close htanda.
LADIES' AUXILIARY
TO DANCE WEDNESDAY
A danoo will ba given by tho 1-a-
dlea' AuiIUsry of Hi. Thomas Aquinas
cbnrch naxt Wednesday eranins to
ihn Women's Clubhouse to PaJo Alio.
Tbar* win he good niu.ir famished
by the Eighth Infantry band and »*■
eryon* ta lnrtlad to cotne and enjoy
himself. Ther* will bo an ail ml ••Ion
fee of SO cent* charged.
aad sloe of St.tST.S9I la 1911. compared
wltb SSb.749.SS3 to 191S. according (o
tb* tolled fliatea (leologlcal Survey.
This Is an inereas* of 4 per cent.
The construction of the big plant
of the Paclfle Coaat Shipbuilding Com
pany at Bay Point, t miles **«! of
Martinet, la now under way and tt Is
sripecled that II will be ready In March
for the rtr-t work on *:*Bmer*. Ten
of tlmse of 9,1.011 ton* dlaplBCament
each have already been contraeld for
aa part of the merchant fleet thai I*
to h.:,» win tha war.
The national prohibition amend
tnent to tbo constitution of the Gait'
ed Stats* ha* bean raUBed by both'
branch... of the Virginia legislature.
LARGE PACKERS
CLOSE PLANTS
rival of tb* iralna a
waa gil ell.
Tb* Overland Umlted, Lo* Angelee
Umlied and No. 10 from Han FrAB.
.is.-,,, wbleb laft tb. Pactne coaat
. three day* ago. are still bald In th*
I drifts and their schedule* have b**n
annulled.
thf Intrrnst-iett Meet S...1.-1
CHICAGO. Jan. 14.—Tb* Anaour,
Swift and Other large packing plants
rlisterj today hec.uso of the coal
shortage-. HuBdreda of head of live
stock were frosen to deatb to p«n*.
IRISH AUTONOMY
.11. i-.i..-..n.-r:»! Km aVrvit*,
LONDON. Jan. 14 Weln Finn neett-
tlres today began taking a referendum v
