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Koosolekutekultuur ja osalejatepoolne IKT-vahendite kasutamine PRIA näitel
Full text linkMeetings Culture and ICT Usage During Meetings in ARIB
The aim of this research was to study meetings culture and electronical multitasking consequent to the usage of mobile phones and laptops during the meetings in Estonian Agricultural Registers and Information Board (ARIB).
A questionnarie was constructed based on theory, reserch questions and organizations quaintness and and sent to 261 workers of the centre of ARIB. 12% finished the questionnarie, resulting 32 filled questionnarie. Outcome was supplemented with an expert-interview, two observations and two informant-interviews.
Meeting is a widely used working method in ARIB and there are rather more paricipants in the meetings than less. Some of the meetings share common values in meeting leadership and well elaborated protocol system, others form different subcultures. Communication direction and style of the meetings are free in ARIB. The satisfaction level is highest with the decision-making meetings and lowest with information meetings. As there are a lot of different workgroup meetings then the level of satisfaction also varies.
Laptops are mostly used related to the meetings and when the meetings don´t demand so much attention, then also to complete other work-related tasks. Mobile phones are mostly used for work or private life related issues. Using laptops during the meetings is not considered disturbing on the contrary to using mobile phones. The directorate of ARIB finds that laptop usage during the meetings is effective; mobile phone usage is limited with unwritten rules. Multitasking enables more effective time use with the jeopardy of information loss. Employees consider the ability to multitask useful until paricipating in the meeting remains primary action.
Author fulfilled the goals of the thesis by answering the research questions. This topic deserves to be researched as ICT use has many possibilities that can be applied to the meetings to make them more effective. Further research could embrace making different studies for different meeting types to map the subcultures.
Keywords of this research are meetings culture, electronical multitasking and organizational meetings and ICT use.http://tartu.ester.ee/record=b2561484~S1*es
Perancangan Aplikasi Fanboy Exchanger untuk Pembelian dan Penjualan Cryptocurrency berbasis WEB
No full textSalah satu produk teknologi Informasi saat ini adalah teknologi Blockchain, produk yang dihasilkan oleh blockchain dinamakan cryptocurrency. Criptocurrency yang pertakali lahir adalah Bitcoin. Penelitian ini bertujuan membuat aplikasi yang dinamakan Fanboy Exchnager berbasis Web yang dapat digunakan untuk pembelian dan penjualan macam macam barang. Metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah perencanaan, teknik analisis, perancangan dan pengkodean serta uji coba. Hasil dari penelitian ini berupa aplikasi yang dinamakan efanboy exchanger
The structure and the evolution of essential patents for standards: Lessons from three IT standards
Full text linkThis paper examines the structure and the evolution of the patents declared as essential for three major technical standards in information technology (MPEG2, DVD and W-CDMA). These standards have many essential patents, which are owned by many firms with different interests. Many patents have been applied even after the standard was set. We analyze three important reasons for why the essential patents are many and increase over time: they cover a number of different technology fields, there exist R&D competition even in a narrowly defined technology field and a firm can expand its patent portfolio by using continuations and other practices based on the priority dates of its earlier filed patent applications in the USA. Around 40% of the essential US patents for MPEG2 and DVD standards have been obtained by using these applications. However, our empirical analysis suggests that a firm with pioneering patents does not obtain more essential patents, using these practices.standard, essential patent, continuations
Limiting factors for applying organic agriculture fundings in Estonia
Full text linkMahetootmine on Eestis hoogsalt laienenud. Suurenenud on nii mahepõllumajanduslike ettevõtete arv kui ka mahetootmise pindala. Üheks kiire arengu põhjuseks on alates 2000. aastast makstav mahepõllumajandusliku tootmise toetus, mis on mõeldud lisakulutuste ja saamata jäänud tulu kompenseerimiseks tavatootmisega võrreldes.
Bakalaureusetöö eesmärgiks on selgitada välja, millised on peamised taimekasvatuse ja aianduse tootmistüübi ettevõtete tootjapoolsed probleemid mahepõllumajanduslike kriteeriumite täitmisel ja mahetoetuste taotlemisel ning millised on Põllumajanduse Registrite ja Informatsiooni Ameti kui toetuste andmise korraldaja peamised taotluste rahastamata jätmise põhjused.
Eesmärgi täitmiseks viis autor töös läbi kaks küsitlust. Esimene küsitlus oli suuntud mahetootjatele, teine küsitlus oli PRIA spetsialistile.
Töö esimeses osas on kirjutatud Euroopa Liidu ühisest põllumajandus-poliitikast, põllumajanduslikust keskkonnatoetusest, maheviljeluse kasulikkusest ning nõuetest mahetaimekasvatajatele. Töö kolmandas osas on kirjutatud mahepõllumajanduslikust taimekasvatusest Eestis, taotluste taotlemisest ning analüüsitud ankeetküsimustike tulemusi.
Tootjatele ostutus kõige keerulisemaks nõudeks mahe sertifitseeritud seemne kasutamine. Selle põhjuseks on välja toodud seemne kättesaadavus. Lisaks otsustus keerukaks eristatavuse tagamine põllumassiivide külgnemisel tavatootjaga.
PRIA statistika alusel on toetustest ilma jäämise peamiseks põhjuseks kohustuse liigne vähendamine, mistõttu on toetussumma vähenenud nulli või tekkinud tagasinõue.Organic farming in Estonia has been growing rapidly. Over the years both the number of companies and area of organic production have increased. One of the reasons for the fast development is the economical support for organic farming, which has been paid to farmers since the year 2000
The aim of this BA thesis is to find out what are the main problems in applying grants for organic farmers, aswell as what are the main reasons for Estonian Agricultural Registers and Informatsion Board, as the organizer, to not fund the applications.
To find out the main problems for farmers in organic farming the author conducted questionnaire survey among Estonian organic farmers and questionnaire survey with a representative of ARIB to get to know their main reasons for rejecting the applications.
First part consists of European Union common agricultural policy, agricultrural enviromental support, benefits of organic farming and requirements for organic farmers. Third part consists of organic plant farming, applying for applications of support and analysis of questionnaire survey results.
The most difficult requirement for the farmers to fulfill is to use certified organic seed, because certified organic seeds are not available to everyone. In addition, another difficult requirement to meet was to ensure the identifiability of organic agricultural land while being beside non-organic land.
ARIB statistics of the year 2014 shows that the main reason for not getting the support is that the reduction of the commitment was too big and therefore the grant has been reduced to zero, or has even been required to be refunded
Implementasi Animasi Motion Graphic Sebagai Media Pembelajaran Bahasa Arab di Madrasah Tsanawiyah Negeri (MTsN) 2 Palembang
Full text linkThe rapid development of technology, especially in learning, must be utilized. Therefore, to compensate for these technological developments, the use of motion graphic learning animation media will facilitate and assist in the teaching and learning process.
With this background, the researcher will develop 2D motion graphic learning media for Grade 8 Arabic Language Learning. Researchers use the Luther method which has 6 stages, namely Concept, Design, Material Collecting, Assembly, Testing, and Distribution (Implementation). To determine the level of feasibility, the author used testing on 5 expert respondents and 30 respondents of 8th grade students of Madrasah Tsanawiyah Negeri (MTsN) 2 Palembang who studied Arabic language subjects with Likert scale calculation techniques.
The results of this test get an assessment from the expert side on average calculated based on the Likert scale getting a score of 92% and is in the "Strongly Agree" category and an assessment from the student side on average calculated based on the Likert scale getting a score of 85.7% and is in the "Very Good" category.Perkembangan teknologi yang sangat pesat terutama di bagian pembelajaran harus dimanfaatkan. Oleh karena itu untuk mengimbangi perkembangan teknologi tersebut penggunaan media animasi pembelajaran motion graphic akan mempermudah dan membantu dalam proses belajar mengajar.
Dengan latar belakang tersebut, maka peneliti akan mengembangkan media pembelajaran berbagis motion graphic 2D untuk Pembelajaran Bahasa Arab kelas 8. Peneliti menggunakan metode Luther yang memiliki 6 tahapan, yaitu Konsep (Concept), Desain (Design), Pengumpulan Bahan (Material Collecting), Pembuatan (Assembly), Pengetesan (Testing), dan Distribusi (Distribution (Implementation)). Untuk mengetahui tingkat kelayakan, penulis menggunakan pengujian terhadap 5 responden ahli dan 30 responden siswa/I kelas 8 Madrasah Tsanawiyah Negeri (MTsN) 2 Palembang yang mempelajaran mata pelajaran Bahasa Arab dengan teknik penghitungan skala likert.
Hasil pengujian ini mendapatkan penilaian dari sisi ahli rata-rata dihitung berdasarkan skala likert mendapatkan skor 92% dan berada di kategori “Sangat Setuju†dan penilaian dari sisi siswa/i rata-rata dihitung berdasarkan skala likert mendapatkan skor 85,7% dan berada di kategori “Sangat Baikâ€
Endülüs Müslümanlarının Avrupa tarım literatürüne katkılarına bir örnek İbnü'l-Avvam'ın Kitabü'l-Filâha adlı eseri ve tarihi değeri
Full text linkİslam dünyasının tarım el kitapları (Kitâbü’l-Filâha) ile tanışması tercüme faaliyetleri sırasında gerçekleşmiştir. Demokritos’un Kitâbü’l-Filâha’sı, Apsyrtus’un Kitâbü’l-Filâha’sı, Golinos’un Kitab fi’n-Nebat ve makale fi istihraci miyah el-haşayiş adlı kitapları, Anatolius ve Tyanalı Apollinus’un Kitâbü’l-Filâha’ları bilinmeyen mütercimler tarafından Arapçaya çevrilmiştir. Arap dünyasında Kustas er-Rûmî diye bilinen Cassianus Bassus’un eseri de bu dönemde Yunancadan çevrilen tarım kitaplarındandır. Aristo’nun Kitab fi’n-Nebat’ı Huneyn tarafından tercüme edilmiş Sabit tarafından da ıslah edilmiştir. Bu faaliyetlerin dönüm noktasını İbn Vahşiyye’nin Kitabü’l-Filahati’n-Nabatiyye’yi tamamlaması oluşturmuştur. Bu çok büyük eser, bazısı miladi ilk asırlara kadar geriye giden ve yazarları bilinmeyen Süryanice tarım eserlerinin bir çevirisi görünümündedir. Ancak İbn Vahşiyye, bu esere kendi zamanındaki Dicle-Fırat vadileri tarım uygulamalarını yansıtan birçok yeni materyal eklemiştir. Erken dönem çalışmaları Arap dünyasını antik düşünürlerin tarım bilgileriyle tanıştırmış ve bazıları buna İslami dönemde toplanan yeni bilgileri eklemiştir. Daha orijinal ve ve antik geleneklere daha az dayanan eserler İslam dünyasının birçok bölgesinde ortaya çıkmıştır. Bunların en eskileri XI. Yüzyılın sonlarında beş önemli bilim adamı tarafından Müslüman İspanya’da yazılmıştır. İbn Vafid, İbn Bessal, İbn Haccac elİşbilî, Ebü’l-Hayr el-İşbilî ve Tığneri. Birbiriyle temasta olan bu müelliflerin eserleri, içinde değişen derecede eski metinlere ve gözlemsel seyahat, bitki inceleme, deney ve halk bilimi çalışması sonucunda toplanan yeni materyale vurgu yapılan bilimsel tarımla ilgili bir ekol oluşturdu. Bu yazarların birçoğu, topraklarını bazen botanik bahçelerine ve deneysel çiftliklere çevirdikleri hükümdarların himayesi altındaydı. İspanyol-Arap ziraat yazılarının kapsamlı ilmi eseri XII. Yüzyılın ikinci yarısında yaşayan İbnü’l-Avvam’ın Kitâbü’l-Filâha’sıdır. Otuz beş bölümlük eserin birçok elyazması günümüze ulaşmış ve son iki yüzyıl boyunca hem Arapçası hem de çeşitli dillere çevirileri pek çok kez yayımlanmıştır. 998 (1590) da Muhammed b. Mustafa b. Lütfullah tarafından Türkçeye çevrilen eser, İbn Vahşiyye’yi ağırlıklı olarak kullandığı gibi, sık sık müellifin İspanyol-Arap seleflerinden söz etmektedir. Bu kitap, daha eski eserlere sıkça atıfta bulunmasına rağmen Cenevre Üniversitesi’nden Lucie Bolens tarafından çok orijinal bir eser olarak gösterilmiştir. Eserin ilk otuz bölümü bitkilerin, beş bölümü ise evcil hayvanların yetiştirilmesine ayrılmıştır. Ziraatla ilgili kısımda elli beşi meyve ağacı olmak üzere 585 bitki tanıtılmakta ve aşı yapma tekniği, toprağın yapısal özellikleri, gübreleme usulleri, ağaç ve üzüm kütüklerine arız olan çeşitli hastalıkların belirti ve görünüşleriyle tedavi yolları gibi konular açıklanmaktadır. Kitabın kaynakları arasında Ebu Ömer İbn Haccac el-İşbilî, Ebü’l-Hayr el-İşbilî, İbn Bessal, Arib b. Sa’d, Ebu Hanife ed-Dineverî, Câhiz gibi âlimlerin eserleri bulunmaktadır.Islamic world acquainted with the agricultural manuals (Kitâbü’l-Filâha) during the translation activity. Kitâbü’l-Filâha of Demokritos, Kitâbü’l-Filâha of Apsyrtus, Kitab fi’n-Nebat and makale fi istihraci miyah el-haşayişof Golinos, Kitâbü’l-Filâha of Anatolius and Apollinus were translated into Arabic by unknown translators. Known in the Arab world as Kustas er-Rûmî of Cassianus Bassus is one of the translated agriculture books in this period from Greek. Aristo’s Kitab fi’n-Nebat has been translated by Huneyn and improved by Sabit. The turning point of these activities is completion of the İbn Vahşiyye’s Kitabü’l-Filahati’n-Nabatiyye. This huge work look likes unknown agricultural Syriac works of translation as far back as the first century. But, İbn Vahşiyye has added many new materials that reflect the farming practices of the his own times Tigris-Euphrates valley. Early time works introduced to Arab world some agricultural information. Some of the ancient philosopher has added to this some new information in this Islamic era. More original works of the Islamic world has appeared in many parts of the world. Their oldest one has been written by five prominent scientist in Muslim Spain at the end of the XIth century. İbn Vafid, İbn Bessal, İbn Haccac el-İşbilî, Ebü’l-Hayr el-İşbilî and Tığneri. The works of these authors are in contact with each other created a school related to agriculture including with experiment and folklore studies, plant inspection, observational travel and the ancient texts. Many of these writers was under the patronage of the monarch. They turned to the botanical gardens and experimental farm lands of monarch. İbnü’l-Avvam’s Kitâbü’l-Filâha is the comprehensive work of Spanish-Arab studies in the second half of the XII nd century. Thirty-five-parts work of manuscripts have translated both in Arabic and various languages and have been published many times reaching present-day. In this work İbn Vahşiyye is mainly used and author often speaks of Spanish-Arab predecessors. This work translated into Turkish by Muhammad b. Mustafa b. Lütfullah in 998 (1590).This book, although there was often referring to earlier Works, it was shown an original work by Lucie Bolens from the University of Geneva. The first three sections of the book is related with the plants and five sections of it is dedicated to the cultivation of the pets. In the section on agriculture, 585 plants are introduced and fifty-five of them are fruit trees.Various diseases of trees and grapevines owned, vaccination technique, structural characteristics of the soil, fertilization procedures and treatment methods are explained. There are works of Ebu Ömer İbn Haccac el-İşbilî, Ebü’l-Hayr el-İşbilî, İbn Bessal, Arib b. Sa’d, Ebu Hanife ed-Dineverî and Câhiz as the sources of book
The expediency of changing the chopping requirements based on the example of Viljandi and Valga County
Full text linkMagistritöö Linna- ja tööstusmaastike korralduse õppekavalToetused on muutunud põllumajandustootjatele lisasissetulekuallikaks. Hekseldamise
nõude ümber oleva problemaatika vähendamiseks on oluline selgeks teha, miks seda on
hakatud piirama. Magistritöö eesmärk on koostada analüüs hekseldamise nõude
muutumise otstarbekusest ning selgitada välja, kas heksli maha jätmise keelamine on
põhjendatud või toimitakse põllumajandustootjate suhtes ebaõiglaselt. Töö aitab kaasa
arusaamisele, miks hekseldamist on hakatud piirama. Töö eesmärgi täitmiseks on seatud
järgmised uurimisülesanded:
• anda ülevaade hekseldamise nõude muutumisest ning milline on see aastatel 2017-
2019;
• välja selgitada hekseldamise positiivsed ja negatiivsed mõjud
põllumajandustootjatele ja keskkonnale;
• välja selgitada Viljandi- ja Valgamaa põllumeeste suhtumist hekseldamise
piiramisse;
• välja selgitada, kuidas suhtuvad PRIA, Keskkonnaamet ja Maaeluministeerium
hekseldamise piiramisse.
Esimese uurimisülesande täitmiseks on kasutatud peamiselt PRIA publikatsioone ja
artikleid, mis olid seotud otsetoetuste nõuetega. Teise uurimisülesande täitmiseks on
kasutatud vaatlust, teadusartikleid rohumaade hooldamise teemal ning sarnaseid
uuringuid. Materjalide läbitöötamisel on kasutatud kvalitatiivset tekstianalüüsi ja
kvantitatiivset uurimismeetodit. Magistritöö kolmanda uurimisülesande täitmiseks
koostati küsimustik Viljandi- ja Valgamaa põllumajandustootjatele. Neljanda uurimisülesande täitmiseks viidi läbi kaks poolstruktureeritud intervjuud PRIA ja
Keskkonnaameti ametnikega ning saadeti küsimustik Maaeluministeeriumi ametnikule.
2019. aastal tuleb hekseldatud rohi kokku koguda, põhjuseks on toetuste suunamine
aktiivsetele põllumajandustootjatele. Hekseldamise negatiivsed mõjud on järgmised:
hekseldamisest on saanud eraldi tegevusharu, hekseldamine piirab aktiivset tootmist,
tõusevad maade hinnad, põllulindude arvukus langeb, liigirikkus väheneb, toitainete
sisaldus suureneb jne. Positiivseteks mõjudeks on sissetulek, sobivus taastamisvõtteks,
kasutamine halva ligipääsetavuse ja madala haljasmassi kvaliteediga põldudel ning
vaadete avatud hoidmine. PRIA ja Keskkonnaameti ametnike arvates on hekseldamise
nõude karmistumine põhjendatud, sest sellest on kujunenud eraldi tegevusharu.
Hekseldamise positiivseks mõjuks on rohumaade taastamine. Maaeluministeeriumi
ametniku arvates on hekseldamine marginaalsel tasemel, kuna see moodustab vaid 6 %
väljamakstavast toetussummast.
Magistritöö autori arvates on hekseldamise nõude karmistumine põhjendatud, sest sellel
on eelkõige negatiivne mõju keskkonnale. Käesolev magistritöö aitab
põllumajandustootjatel paremini mõista, miks hekseldamise kasutamine rohumaade
hooldamisel ei ole hea mõte.Area payment schemes have altered to additional source of income for agricultural
producers. To lessen the problematic discussions over chopping requirements it’s essential
to explain why it is being restricted. The aim of current master’s thesis is to compose an
analysis about the expedience of changing the requirements on grasslands chopping in
Estonia and to ascertain the justification of prohibition of leaving chopped grass on fields
and the possibility that legislators are acting unfairly towards agricultural producers. It
should contribute to the understanding of why chopping the grasslands is restricted. To
achieve the goal author raised four research tasks:
• to give an overview, how the requirements on chopping the grasslands in Estonia
have changed in past and what are the distinctions in 2017-2019;
• to ascertain negative and positive impacts of chopping the grasslands to
environment and agricultural producers;
• to find out the attitude in relation to restrictions of chopping among farmers in
Viljandi and Valga county;
• to survey the stands towards restrictions of chopping the grasslands among public
servants in Estonian Agricultural Registers and Information Board (ARIB),
Environmental Board and Ministry of Rural Affairs.
To achieve first research task mainly articles and publications related to requirements of
area-related aid from Estonian Agricultural Registers and Information Board were
elaborated. To achieve second research task observation and elaborating scientific articles
and similar surveys about maintaining the grasslands were used. To work through the
material qualitative and quantitative text analysis were used. To achieve third research task a questionnaire was prepared for agricultural producers in Viljandi and Valga county.
To achieve fourth research task two semi-structured interviews were conducted with the
public servants of Estonian Agricultural Registers and Information Board and
Environmental Board and one questionnaire was distributed to the servant of Ministry of
Rural Affairs.
From 2019. and further on its prohibited to leave chopped grass on fields. The requirement
is established to refer subsidies to active agricultural producers. Negative impact of
chopping the grasslands is related to fact that chopping has become a source of subsistence
for non-producers, which limits the possibilities of expanding for active agricultural
producers, increases the land prices, decreases the direct support unit rates, the multiplicity
of wild birds, declines the biodiversity and increases the soil fertility. As a counterbalance
to this positive impact of chopping the grasslands is a considerable income for owners of
permanent grasslands, it’s suitable for grassland restoration and puddles cleaning likewise
is the best option for maintaining grasslands with poor access and low grass quality.
Public servants from Estonian Agricultural Registers and Information Board and
Environmental Board believe that restricting the requirements is reasonable as chopping
has become an individual branch of economy. In their opinion positive effect related to
chopping is the restoring of unused grasslands. The servant from Ministry of Rural Affairs
considers chopping grasslands marginal as it forms only 6 % from the amount paid out for
area-related support.
Author of current master’s thesis considers the restriction of chopping requirements
grounded as it first and foremost has negative impact to environment. Current master’s
thesis helps agricultural producers realize why chopping is not the best way to maintain
grasslands
Verification of the handwritten book of Ebu?l-Fazl Muhammed b. Ca'fer el-Herevî Mefâhiru?l-Makâl fi?l-Mesâdiri ve?l-Ef`âl from 191 page to the end
No full textBiz bu çalışmamızda hicrî IV. asrın önemli müelliflerinden biri olan Ebu'l-Fa?l Muhammed b. Ca'fer el-Munzirî el-Herevî (ö. 329/940)'yi ve ona ait olan Mef?hiru'l-Mak?l fi'l-Mes?diri ve'l-Ef'?l adını taşıyan eseri tahkik etmeye ve eserin bir sözlük olması hasebiyle sözlükbilim hakkında kısaca bilgi vermeye çalıştık. Tez, giriş ve üç bölümden oluşmaktadır. Giriş bölümünde, eser bir sözlük olması nedeniyle ve eserin daha iyi anlaşılması için genel olarak sözlük ve sözlükbilim, ve Arap dili ve edebiyatında sözlük ve sözlük türleri hakkında bilgi vermeye çalıştık. Birinci bölümde, müellifin şahsi ve ilmi kişiliğini araştırdık ve inceledik. Gördük ki, Ebu'l-Fa?l Muhammed b. Ca?fer el-Herevî, pek fazla tanınmayan ancak zamanının en ünlü hocalarından dersler alan, Arap dili ve edebiyatına vâkıf ve bu alanda eserler veren bir müelliftir. Ebu'l-Fa?l Muhammed b. Ca?fer el-Herevî, tamamı Arap dili ve edebiyatıyla ilgili olan dört adet eser yazmıştır. Bu eserlerden sadece tahkikini yaptığımız bu esere ve onun da İstanbul Köprülü Kütüphanesi'nde bulunan tek nüshasına ulaşabildik. Diğer eserlerininde, bu denli kapsamlı ve geniş eserler olduğunu ve Arap dili ve edebiyatında bir boşluğu kapatacağını düşünmekteyiz. İkinci bölümde, tahkîkini yaptığımız Mef??iru'l-Ma??l fi'l-Me??diri ve'l-Ef??l adlı eser hakkında bilgi vermeye çalıştık. Eser, Muhammed b. Ca?fer el-Herevî tarafından, kendisinden bu alanda çalışma yapılması istenmesi üzerine, döneminin ilmi birikimiyle, son harfine göre hazırlanan, bablara göre kısımlandırılan alfabetik bir sarf sözlüğüdür. Müellif, bu eserde az kullanılan, ?arib ve ilk bakışta anlaşılamayan kelimeleri sarf babları altında ve son harf sistemine göre inceleyerek yazmıştır. Kelimelerin önce tanımlarını vermiş sonra da bu kelimenin geçtiği ayet, hadisleri, sahabe ve tabiin sözlerini kısaca, iki üç kelimeyle zikretmiştir. Müellif şahit getirirken de döneminin özelliği gereği kaynak göstermemiştir. Üçüncü bölümde ise eserin tahkikini yaparak çalışmamızı tamamladık. Bu tahkiki yaparken yazma eserler ve tahkik yolları hakkında ön bilgiler edindikten sonra, ilmi kriterlere uygun olarak yapmaya özen gösterdik. Araştırmamızın, inceleme ve tahkikimizin birinci hedefi bu eseri gün yüzüne çıkarmak idi. Bunu ne kadar muhkem ve mükemmel bir şekilde ilim dünyasının kazandırabilirsek kendimizi o kadar başarılı sayabiliriz.In this study, we tried to mention about Muhammad b. Abu'l-Fazl Ja'fari Munzir el-Herevi (d. 329/940) which was one of the important writer of the IV.century, and verify his work ?Mef?hiru'l-Makal Fi'l- Mes?diri vel-Ef'?l? and tried to give an overview of `sözlükbilim? because it is a dictionary. Thesis consists of three parts with the introduction. In the introduction part, we tried to provide information about the dictionary and lexicology in general to make the work understood better because it is a kind of dictionary,and also mentioned about dictionary and the types of dictionary in Arabic language and literature. In the first section, we have examined and investigated the writer's personal and scientific personalities. We have seen that, Abu'l-Fazl Muhammad b. Ja'far al-HEREVI, a writer which was not much recognized, but got education from the most famous teacher of his time, was aware of the Arab language and literature and had works in this area. Abu'l-Fazl Muhammad b. Ja'far al-HEREVIN, had written four works all that is associated with the Arab language and literature.We were able to reach only this work which we tried to verify and the only copy of it which is kept in İstanbul Bridge Library .We think that his other works,that such comprehensive and extensive works, will bridge a gap in Arab language and literature. In the second part, we tried to provide information about the work named ?Mef?hiru'l-Makal Fi'l -Mes?diri vel- Ef?l?. The work, is an alphabetical dictionary which is divided into chapters ,and prepared according to the last letter with the accumulation of knowledge of his period, by Muhammad b. Ja'far al-HEREVI for the request upon this field of study. Author wrote the words which are freak and can not be obvious at first glance with the last letter system according to the chapter, rarely used in this work. He, at first gave the definitions of words, then mentioned the verses, hadith, sahaba and tabi?un speeches briefly with two or three words which it took place. Author did not show the source as the characteristics of the period while bringing a witness. In the third section of the work we have completed our work by doing the verification. While writing these works, we paid attention to do it in accordance with scientific criteria after gaining advance information about verification ways and handwritten works. The first goal of our research, review and verification is to bring this work to light. How perfectly we can bring this work into science world, so much we can accept ourselves as successful
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No full textTbe- scholars .of the dee-strict
ikule met lost night to read and
spell. They wit! have tbelr leshous
ready by tbe advertised date, Joly
" MUs Eva Gosselt suffered un
Sunday from ptomaine poisoning,
induced from eating ice cream. She
received prompt" treatment aud is
recovering,
FOR SALE— Household goods j
Ajiplv at residence of K. 51. Pease* ]
Cinupiis, Tue-tday,July ==d. j>*?93t
The strike among the worker** on
the science building at tbe University is still on,but hopes uj a S'H.-cd\
settlement are* entertained.
Tlie county supervisors, al their
uieetiug Moniday, fixed the. com-
IK.'iis:ition for the officers of Saiut-
<Uy*s election at *a per day.
Peter Miller enjoyed a visit from
his family over Sunday. Pete'a
smile is ever a cheery -bite, bnt on
Sunday it was a broad, 'bright
beam
H. M. Hudson, watchmaker and
scientific optician, dealers in diamonds, jewelry, watches, etc. Sole
agent for Paul ll. Wirt fountain
pen. On Cirle opposite depot.
Harry Patterson, one ot Palo
Aim's wel!-fcnOWil*3ICactit*i. re-
turned last night .from Sonora,
Mexico, where be has been representing one of tbe big publishing
bouses of Sau Francisco.
Rev. M. Webster preached at
both services pit Sunday at Trinity.
Hal!. Mr. Web-rter is a very scholarly man, a clever thinker, and an
eloquent speaker. He has preached
here a n umber of times tbis past
year, and has greatly endeared himself to the people of the Congregational church.
ltMtL' -so," *nia i; "i not nut u yuaa-
ft; I am un Ityliwopalla.,."
There wn* a short, awkward patina.
Tlion the first workman, evidently of
an liKiulrinB turn of mind. Mild to his
ft'llOlV III'I.*.'!*). WllU IH'villl'tl lo be COD*
.-i.liTi'.l an authority:
**A E*itltu.it|Kili- one, *e says '* -*•
Wofs that. Bllir
"Oh." refilled thc learned nil), quit*
o-iual to tin- cwcaalon, "thai's cue of
llit-ni fancy foreicn rellKtous, surer
Or. R. C. Bowden.
VKTKIUXAIIV &UIIGEOX.
. * Hell'. Sui.:«,. i-.ig Alto
laaTtCtl., fvui Main* i.uunU.TrI.!,h„Ht Sub. t :j
Tattp f..r at FlRlit.
Th.il "Tin- «;-rl 1 IaH Behind Me" Is
■ more strenuous tunc mid litter for
-iritiy ii-.- il. ■-., si.--_-fi-M-.r- -mi- of the
•..vtirtl Ik hoi to Ih* -.aiimihl. The ear
IiicrelnK life calls the Midler to shot,
islu'll mid yh.r;.-: "The Magic Klllte,"
wlili till It* magic would move him not
tit all. The shouts of tin- Viill.yrlo
maidens may touch ti warlike chord In
Hie breams of our more ■•treiiu.iui
dmiRhlei-s, but they liuvu thus fur full-
id to iimplre n troop of amnxoti rutij.li
riders. A pwTontiuiit*.- of "Die Wal*
fctuv." of even I lie entire "Him:," likely,
would tmt hurry uu nriiiy Into uetlon
(thoueh lt might- have thai effect), for
crmid o|H>nt munle "tippi'iil* tu lhe In*
lelleet and moves iiuhotly." wliereus
war nnd hnilods "ap|ieul lo the lieurt
and bring tears lo the eyes," We lira
totd that Creek music writers tired
armies with coiiragc by camitotdug, In
the Phrygian mmle. cnulvnlt'iits for
"Tbe tilrl I Left llelilnd Me" and secured the ilih'iiiy of tbe Rlrl by tlie use
of the Doric mode. No doubt by skillfully i-umblning tlii'w.' modes they killed
two birds with one Motto—d fent that
tbe eotniiowr of tbe American classic
li vj ii n I iff i in ■ :ift i i hi often, we fear,
came short of.—Ilan-er'** Weekly.
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For Grata Ranches.
F-ir Flint Fiuu Farm**,
For T.»an J.*-!, or Resideuce-.,
For File tnturaucc.
For Jvuila — !-:_«>■ IV.yuici.t-,
Fyr Square Dealing*.
For C...Irtciii- Ticsuucut-—Sec
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..i.f ...iu t'*>-i..fti''t'. i-i.i.> .-.:-... ' it!.
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vmvtAAiTV ave/, palo alto
Watch this space for ' . -* .
S^o met'fijng Go b d
For Salt or Exchange.
A well built, two-story house of
10 rooms; lot 50x100; best location
in Halo Alto. For i in mediate sale
cheap, or will exchange for unimproved lots. Apply 809 Waverly
atnet, 1'alo Alto.
iiuia Jar* ot Fe-a-dal Tlmm.
Some of the antique forms of paying
homage to a feudal superior were very
comic. In one of the lordships of
Prance the peasants were obliged to
brim; a canary bird to tbe chateau
placed on the top of a carriage drawn
by four horse-. In Austria a noble
vassal was to present every SL Martin's day to bis superior two pots
of flics. Another nobleman In Fran-
coats offered to bis lord as a mark of
bomago a Kr.issboi.por.
When the abbot of Fleeac made hla
entrance Into thc city of his abbacy,
the lord of Moutbrnn and Larogoe received him dressed as a harlequin, with
one let: hare. When the abbot descended from bis horse, the same person held
bis stirrup and when he sat down to
table waited behind his chair to Oil his
cup with wine.
Tho lord of Pace had a right to summon all tho pretty women of Saumur
and Its suburbs every Trinity day bo-
fore him, and they went to pay him
each 4 farthings and a chaplet of roses.
Those wbo refused to dance with his
officers were to have the family arms
mnrkod on their bodies with the point
of a needle.
Hd-ml to th«* ©CCnattin.
Tho author of "Across Euglnnd In a
■ Dogcart" once stopped to examine a
church In the little village of Eustone.
The day was warm, aud on leaving
tbo church I rented for awhile In the
grateful sbnde of the building and for
tbo sake of the coolness still kept my
bat In my hand. While standing there
I overheard one workman ask of another:
"Why do 'e keep 'Is 'at off like that
out of doors, mate)"
" 'Cause 'e's a Quaker, o* course," replied tbo mate. ••Quakers alius do la
cbnrchyards.'*
Here was an opportunity not to be
A St.**.-an* T«i*i|| aJaa.
One of tbe youug men rvched bis
degree "Com Laude." while tbe otber
was content with the plain Ik L. The
newspaper reports giving a list of the
graduates read: "John Jour**. Johu
Smith. Cum Laude of Worcester." Jobn
Jones' uncle picked up tbe ,<-\\« r and,
reading tbe names,recalled John Smith,
bat was- badly mixed on Cum Uiude.
Finally, in desperation, be catted on
John Jones and. pulling out tlie paper,
said: "John, I always knew this Smith
boy went to school with you. hut I
don't seem.to kuow this Cum Luude.''-
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Monarch Range, witto lieating
oven, IJ3J, 50.
Green Laurel Range, with' lieating oven, $32.50.
Moores' Merit Range, No. 7,
♦u.50.
Moores' Merit Range, No. S,
♦ 12.5a
Acorn York Range, No. 8,
♦35.00.
Acorn Buena Range. No. 7,
♦.5.00.
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Comer Unlrcrslt}' avenue and
Emerson street.
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pa I Dl, aa-ade by nal tirai m (ana. It U QQl • prtxl-
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nn, Tha tiaaii, uf 11 u unfaiilrar rci «l»ieruck.
I'm op in tirv, pmslr, ■nd rmdymUrti lorm.
Write lor pricr-a and printed mailer lo At*
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i-anl-re-a and <oodiaft,4 ll»U K ntr-rei
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•aa-aall to bt BtBt hsmt tag Jra>w>. . . ,
6. W. UPelre ft Sea.
Perfection Wieklets Blue
Fl.me Oil Stoves.
G. H. ALLEN OIL CO.
Hij_.i grvle Oil and Ga-*»line'
Co 11 rein rate 1 neat moaiiaCool .
ami Et'onomicnl Cooltini
Boltinhouse & Shaefer,
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LARKIN
OIOARS. TOBAOOOS.
•RUPF SAIO
F. LU8CHER
Carriage Painter
434 Mi-h St.
Palo Alto,
Patraaiie HanK laaatatry
b. hai-ing joor work doae
ST*WFORD STCAA UUNDRT
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
Norman E. Malcolm
A ttoruB-r-at-Law.
-4.1TY ATTOUXEV N.JTAWV IH'Ul.lO
*'niTf«l all.-nti'.ii uiv.-ii to all lewil mm
H,,,-...-., A-; »„j |,, KtriiiHwti m.aa,.l-jl«
"■ 1. Cut.
Saihuel W Charles
Attorney and Consielor-at-Law
NoUrjr I'ul.ik-. lta-a-Mua 17 :ii„l H. |*atkl!i-... ,
HI.K-k. . Will t.raytH*- ill Mil t'otirt. citvH I
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Arthur-B. Mayhew,
. t). D. 8.
MUtiiiiird I'liiliUiifc. Vnlvoratt]* Avenue, I'j.1.
AlU>. lloura.1l iu It il ta.. 1 tu 6 p. ut. Telr
1-lKiUe. toil US. ' " >.
Or. C. K. Baber
DEKTI8T.
George Blakesley Utile,
Dr. Charles W. Decker
DENTIBT.
Dr. H. D. Dodge
Summona. .'
IN THE SUI'BUlt/K (JUUItT OF
thv Sliili.* o|tCulituruia, in .imi lor
lilt-('.unity o( Suiittt Clurit. ALCjc.tMjiiK
I'.;»:***.. I'Uiiitiir, n, Knwi*. Finn. Jam*
(»..i iiii.I Jotia IK-K, I '.'l.-iiij;itii-. Ac'tioii
Itirouiflil in Hie .Suiwrior I'min ul tbe
StalT ul CaliloniM. in sn.l (ur tbe
«J*Mitily -»l fMHlw. tlam, ..nil liit-t-juui
lii iti ut lilvti in tlit-'iilHct* ul. tin- Clerk ol
-ai-l rmtntv ut Santa t 'l.tt.i.
Tin* |rv*.'.U* .jf iIk* state of CalifornU
r-eli.l -.•ri-t-tllii' tu JM-iit Fiah, Jaue Doe
•tli.l Juliii Par, I'.'ii ...I ii.!--. Yuo «re
litTcl.v Jiiecle.1 to a|.i„ ar ait.l itu*-m.*r
tbe oomplalni in an n-.-t.oii e-ititl**U *u
abovtr, brouabt .i.-jmi-i you lo tlte Snpe-
ri-.: ('.-nil ol ili«- siaie'of California,in
;ij.'l for tin- Coiiiit-y ..i .Mm,! Clara,
♦f-ltliiiHl'l.'.litVa hiti-r M*niTi* on juio nir
■ I a a — au tli III'Uii*—if n-n-cl witbili tin-
county,or HJlliin lliirty .jaw if H-rvt-d
flm-wlifti-.
TIm)aaMactiou In I'loutjln touUain*.
ili---n*v of tliia Court lor lite lutvclooUre
of m-i'itaiii iuoti-{«t|v,'It-^'ntHM iu ttie
.-..iii'.i.niii. ami exeuuivd by Hit .-in.I
Kilttiii Fiab oti Juiu- i-i. Ihlf7, to *><jcure
tin* iinyiiii-iii ui u i-b-rtuiti |>rtuiii*.aory
note, I.I*.ii n.i! awn >i.u>- wtib aaitl murt-
iit-IIV, ll'tllK l"t III" nil lit ul "..In.- JiUlHll i'i|
ilollma, pnyul'lu out* y-iiaraftur ibe date
Uii-n-.ii. ubirli ii'iniiiiini' iiii'i itM-r.i • tiat
cvrluiu tract of lain! fiiiuitti: iii ihe
t'ottuty of fcuuln Clunt, litniv of L'alil'or-
llili, illlil lioillltleii iiini ji.iriii'iilurly
■ I. -ti il>'-'l .!.*i follow,H, to Hit' J.'iL- miiii-
In-roiiedj aii<i two [**) in block number
twi'tity-rrKVeli 127) a» -I■■ m j> on tbu itia|>
of ColltnTi-rra-u r.-.-....i.-.j in theoffit-e
of tlu- County Kri-onfecoi tranta Cla.-u
County.1-iun-"i Caliloroiii, at imae liil
In Book K ul n-i'tir.ir-tl iitiij.a, nn jiartii*-
nlarhr -•-■ forth tu tin- coniijfaiot on iik-
lifit*in. I" u bii-li r-ti-*t-iire in berebv
-iim.b-: I'"'- tbttt Ibe mital 'leeree be
Mii.b- for tbe cale of tbe iiiorticaueil
|in-iuiM*-. Rita) ("r ott,.-r mi-) further
relief. Atul you are befeby i.i.:;iini
tliat tin leu* urn ao .i*>fa--tr ami answer
:i- above rtr*i|iiirt-tl. Ibe -;t. 1 i-Lniiint' will
,t|.-.i'. l» the Court lor thr nltef rJa-
luaii.h*.) in * i.-i i-*im|.i-iilit.
(riven mi-li-r mv ham) au*l tbe -. ,tl of
lhe Sup-riorCourl of the Stale of Cal-
iforni.i. in ami for lhe Connt«ol miu.i
Clam. Ibia : lit. ilav of Vj.ril. A. F». 1W.».
HENRY A. I'FISTKK,
[Sealal Clfrk.
Ily J. M. --i:m ... J'ei.uiy Clerk.
F. J. II \mi:i.\ , Attorney fur 1'Iatatiff.
Marijx.aaHlo.-lt. fsta Alto. Kt^aalaVnCt*. lit
Forr-i arenoe. 0«r*c Hour* -v lu 12 m.. an4
1 t«5p. W.
PHYSICIANS.
DR. NATHAUE SELUNG
Horn*, 2 to 4 p. in. Photw, Black 35.
Stanford RmUHa*, corner VtdWa.lV
•*ia*nne and Eun*i»on fUatl, Palo Alto,
CalifiKsi*.
Dr. Howard Black,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Dr. George E. Hall
Physician and 8ur«fon.
Oatc*—In l."ul-raralljr nvrnu--. Hunts—2 I
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UFU8 V. BURNS,
aTTonaHY-a-r-iaw,
Practlwa in all thu Court.. Troiupt
att«itl.,ii aiiwo to lra,IacM.
I'uUic tcleplKme.
Mot'trrAW Vrsw, ; c.i.
r\ VAN Itl'KKN,
■•OTaur -uitic,
Offici, nil door to Odd Fellow,' iiall.
MavllfM. Cal.
Antiseptic Shaving Parlor
-8. WALLKY, PaoraiEToa.
UiM-i tketat, fact Inr ti fwWftu.
All tixilt* «teriiix*r*l tttforv o*Intr od
Patroaa.
Bell's Stables
Rne Rubber fire Riga and Sinks.
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DAILY r'ALO AI.TO TIMES, TUESDAY. M IV. -J. HOT.
**~*v-
iHiiiim iiiiti
Wickerware j
Wc have just received a line of new stylei of
Wickerware Furniture, consisting of large and
small arm chain and rockers, work-baskets, baby
basket and wood ba-keli which we would like to
have you call and see and get our pricei.
McKIBBEN-BEAL CO.
PALO ALTO, CAL.
222 University Ave.
Phone 12
North Palo Alio
Forging Ahead
MIM' IMITWVBMsWTS AJSD AD-
U.B8 OFFKKRI. IX THIS
I)l»I»Ai:i.K SKCTIOX.
yo portion ot (he valley *4Me«ro(
te I'alo Alto U attracting eueb IV
vwabte antic* aa Nortk Palo Alto.
| Tbl* addition ii_lBsl «rot» the
ct**K from Palo Alto, on* Work
trim the cartlne at Pope stroet. Oue
vtafting lb* property I* *urprl»ed *i
t*fee iropro-ieaseat* utada during th*
met year. Pope street has cemepi
sidewalks to tfie bridge, and Ifaer*
are ilmltar valka all through Norib
F'alo Alto. The property 1* also
!»rori<l«<t With gas. electric lights.
*«eter *eerit-*e end t*l*pho0*. It era-
all the charm ot eo*»tiT Utu
! tvlib ellr *dv*pUg*» and
ronvi'iilonc**.
PAYS
15 Per Centj
I have tor sale In Palo Alt*. Z
bueJaese -Mxtiuo • rnacseee f
1> el Idl en MxlM feet cm a lot I
SOxlll 1*— rVMeM to-moot 1
will leee* for t-fwr ymmn U X
.fltM per aaomttt — •O.OOO ♦
Will BWUtg lite dootl. Goott I
future value. *
V.V. HARRIER j
tttt Vwmsasaatr Areaae. *
Critic Reviews
Dr. Cray's Play
IIRAMATH. WRITKH DC THK (All.
IilNaWTi* *-THS CALL TO
roptlos theory nlib him and 1* aid
i eti bj tbelr family '.h-i.lc'.o-i. wbo
j had treated her lather when be hod
| been afflicted with the real dual per-
isoae'ltr.
I -Arrived In tats aiatle laad> of
| Bobemia she make* the acnualLi-
'aae* of aa actor artist, and finds h**r
affections wavering to him. eShe
win* bis love. Tbe bast.tod And*
them; orgo* h*r io return, aud tb*
p*7tkiot* Ittalat * She do**, aad the
artist fellow* then to tbelr borne,
wkeru he demand* ibat abe rhoos*
betwen tbem. This situation nt
grots -Candida,' but It I* worked o*it
different!*- wherala a play within a
pi*-*, arranged by Altee. bring-
■bout aa **ed*r*t*ndlng. Sb* find.
tftat •*• Iove« ber hnebaad—-Jhat be
love* ber. en* (be dreomer tb sent
na bis tray. It Is needlea* to tug-
thai In crurial situations wa-
rlag faction* tkt not reeort to fanciful play* out of whlcb to tuoolve
their trouble*. Only la faat**tl«
l*o*irr do tbey Bdemnt It."
RKIKTCKD
ROrM*-TKIF FAB**.'**:** «* CAMJtTOX CA«
—OF TO CAMPIS
•uautlful San rrancl»i*(Ulto
croek wind* along th* propurt'
form In* « natural ptXk. and tl*
•ftaa ta -weellent. North Pal* -Aluj
Is trtlstleslly laid out, tb* streefi
am tiiii'roted and noalt***** *aod
. fae« a neighbor'* outbuild!.***. Aa
iM-jectlon of (he map of th* prop*
ert.r will sfcow bow this baa been
S •rroBged Then there ar* building
| "reetricOoti* that add to lb* **t**e of
the boldliiK- On Pope *tr*et to
(>•*, im Woodland avetuto and oit
Laurel from Wnodlaad io Pope tbe
Nrtrietlos Is 13,0*0. On other
>' street* H U lower, bat I* no In-
'.'.'. stance under ll.SOO. and all bootee
, nasi be at least twenty-five feet
be-vk from the properly Una.
l^sts ar* now selling at maaona*
-■'.. fete prlreo and vatu.ee will be sure lo
!-.-. lie*. 0* University avenue, two
! blo-*ks **-ey. property 1* selling at
- - ISP a front foot. On* of th* g-i-eil
advantage* ts a E-cent (ar* oa tbe
elentric earn to Stanford I'nlvrrsltv
}}■'■• There I* no mar* deelrable real-
Tim 1**" *** Praperty I* tbe valley.
Closing Out Sale
to Btgin Monday
teOI-VtSti HAKIIU AltK (t.\|l*A\V
orrasa *u**m irrock at
WffOLlKAUE nOOML
Tb* Boiling Hardware Company
announce* In today's Tlm-** * •)•_-
lag-on t sal* of lu tmUre •toeti at
vholaaale price., Tba eel* bogle*
•est Monday and Inctadee all kind*
•f hardware, stove* aad range*.
loola, cutlery, croeker*,. gfoeewsre.
•Uvurvar*, •portla* gi-*od»> aad a
great variety of otber artlrlse. A
i-efuresce to tbe full-page adver*
tlaecsent in (bis l*en* will give detailed Intonation about the sale.
Th* com puny la going lo rerao-*
i huslMBis ta anatber Hiy. and
rather tkan move the good* the
IU.000 *(ucb will be ott*r*d
rue wbleb will muvluce ciib-
of tba genuine*.*-** of th*
borgolis. Tbe tale ta la eb*rg* nf
t. B. lumwolt. who will be pleaat-d
lo aee tkat vtaHors are showb any
of tbe many desirable article* of-
To 1
i Attn.
.-..■pnoB. R. A. Ilasel. S.
Weaver and 3. t. Mean aall*-d
Htgfa A-itoot Meeting,
eating of tke ttatUnt dv
■eauaeit ot tk* high echtjol w*t held
at tk* high •*-_•«) last week, tti
whu* tke ronslimilon of the eehool
was read and It* various rlait**** and
amendment* explanied. Tbo** who
wer* preeent gt tke Meeting **•*■*
Priowrlpnl 3. C. T-mpleton. Mis* R
T. Qreea* aad Mlaa M. Btev«M ot
th* faraltr and (be folk>wl*g ttu
deal body oaearg: Preeid*fit, **V1I
bar Tbobuni; vi»-preeid*uit, l**ai*a
Hat-tun: second vlee-preeMeot. T.
•eo-'relarr. Blanch* Beal;
. Wtlllaie Hutcblueoa; *u-
Altera. Mia* A. Martta. Harold IV»
p*r aad Waller Wilson: hoslaees
manager. Harbttrt H«nley: ma*a*or
of tk* ktadroao. Avery Howe; edlior
ot* tk* Madraae, Rayasoad Bar(let(;
PUpHlI clerk. Oeorgv* La Peln*:
Captain Daiata of tke lfaotkall itmai
aid Caputs noulware of tb* track
team.
'.;today tor Eureka. Tb*y take wiih xiASCtt AT Ut IU> HAIL
■MS a asotlngeplcture machine and ;'"* ' OH WK».*-ri8tlAV IflOHT
2k* 1*9 vtewa ot Palo Alt-a— paa(.].f.'
•preeent and future— recently *bo**n 1 -Tto Ogltd of St. Thomas baa ai*>
Tbelr purpoee is to boost 't*Med k very pleasant enteitato
Palo Alio and the Woodland Plat** ,M**t tor tomorrow nlgfct at tka
yroperty. guild ball •* High ati-eet. There
■ i ,.,,.„,- < «tU ke • mueleal program aad then
"J Mo. With M. BushatU of Psi.'tk* t*-t*alng will he given ore* ta
Alto I'Ttalded at (he manual ariB *Juet*c ***d •oclal fttaturee aad r*-
•wiind table at tb* Inatltul* In Sai treahmeaU ail) be tarved. The ksll
Jooe >-.-rii.tnla*-. Mlaa nebecea T. la being prettily decorated for U
. Oiuene waa on (he commute*- ar- o-**-a*1on. There will b* morel-*
rangtna tbe high »*hoel **ctlo» of aosnlnsl admlaaloa charge of
tb* program. -ents ' Rxeelleut muel*
_--.. i ei i ■-——■- la* will be —rotided.
It M »ometloas the blggeet autn-l".^ - ..■.■•—■
ruobllu that carrtea . tbe heaviest
btart
•br ism
STANPORD ' AUTO AND MANUFACTURING CO
The drama lie critic of the Sai,
rrat-clsco Call of Moad*r given tbe
following r*vl«w of "Tke Coll to
a." pretfaead at tba Plaj-
houae Saturday eight:
"A play of *( rH-tug defeeta an 1
•triklng p*rt«tlon* Is 'The Call 10
Bohemia." wbleb wbo suged in Palo
Alto flemrday night by tbe SofUI
Dramatic Club under tke dtruwtitu
of the author. Henry David Oray,
profe«*or of Snglleb Id Suntor-l
t'nlverolty. Aa might be Imagined.
tk* peeftMttlona la (ke play are oratorical. Tbe dUlogae brtotlee. Th**r«
•ra enough comedy line* tn il to
•lock • rare*. Tbe.language nf aff.
Oray'a cbaTUctars la ImprM-cabl^.
*om*ttmeo almoet* too artfuliy con-
Mrs* (o tt colloquUI chatter.
"Tk* defect* are tn t*ou*trncti*>n
-the flr*i art beitir the oaly mn
elnalve oae—attd la a vagueneea ol
thenin (hat fall* aa yet (o grip an
audience's attention One dean not
always know that the i-b»r»rt"-*
(heesselvee *re cartala of tbe ;■!«:■
errlghf* meaning Briefly, as (ber
say In another art. tbe play lack* •
punrb. Tbe faacy 1* loo tine spun
•ad tk* play develop* * conflict if
word* rather than thought or action.
"A" testator trots olwoy* at the
metry of his Interpreter*, whether
tk* creation be a sou*, a syrapfcouy
or a play. It would be only fair to
aar. therefor*, (hat lho vagneu***
referred to In tbl* criticism might
be la pert du* to t-be eilremeiy gjns
teuiiab production thnt the comedy
"Tk* anther ooar* Into Ike per
chologlral: (be k«ene*( abode* ol
•motion are Implied In the Unas fend
tk* dome*tic conflict between Phillip King aad Alice, hi* wife, involv*—
tbe nicaat difference* nf temperament and character It 1* difficult
to oay that tb* author wholly ItlH
to bring, nut tbeeo polaU. Tbey
•oold ta* tbe aetlog skin of a Neri-
mora to portray,
"Pkllltp King. eg-Hlst. tnsoffei*.
•hi* •elf-admirer, flippeat ond taala-
cere, become* •omewhat flirt*Hoot
wlih Myrtle langfnnl, *ncgit*cil<ig
hi* wife*. Alice- He thinks be Bad*
lu Myrtle rberecUri-u.ce of vivacity
wklck hi* wife, oa ber pari, aay* she
kaa sine* h*r marriage *i*jpi-***»d
lu her own nature. Tbl* I* a
clearly atated la the fir*' act. which
end* wltb an racellenl curtain,
Thereafter tndeflntteoeea begin* end
tke rarencOUllon of hosbend .aad
urlf* I* not convlnrtngly accomplish nl
"Oray, In apll* of the •ooertlous
herein coatalnad. haa th* d*ram*Uc
Inatlact. HI* Snt act proreg it. Re
kaa attempted a subject ihat breaks
ajfay from blm at preeeai
;not tk* n-stier of his own atory. Tk*
Idea or • dual pentonallty suggested
; la the flrat act Is new aad start finely
i novel. It should be maintained bet
tar.
"AUte leeve* ber husbanil's boot**
; It has been developed that her ta'b'
ra* waa subject to nu of aberration.
- In whlcb he would forget his paat
iaad be mine on* else. When Altru
wander* from the crowded parlor iV
(ke home, ok* muthpre l»-*rtherenlly
aad allaka out uaofaeerv-** by all
save on*. Herein the author trick*
his audience—which isn't a safe
tatlag to do. The Imprettslon ia
given that she 1* overcome by ber
other pereooality. Tbe sKaatton demands It. and tbe fort* prevs It.
"Later tn the play, wbea sb* hi*
•ought th* land of Bobemia—which
isn't, utter all. what • roll***** profeeeor might think It is It Is found
J tkat sb* waa suffering from no such
I to*rm**t: but bad left to
drag km* husband to bat erase* aad
i sob* ham Myrtle. Sb* *ncreed*
and he leu Myrtle go ber way. while
.he itata forth to find hi* mla-dag
'wife. 8be cootlnuee tbe dual
tfiWTOKJA DKI1AT1KG «KM1kTV
KW"!'" BAVO«.*ET AT iMilKlls
Tk* Seotorla DekeUa* Socieiy of
Wsaford bold* • bantjnet each **m-
ovster, Tb* occasion wa* obeerved
lost night ot Ogier** In honor of th*
freshman ro.rot-era af Use society, af
wbom tbere ere twelve
P. H. Hilton. '11. preolded aa
eataiaater and speeche* WOT*:
made by 0. P. Morgan, '10, W. 8.
Porter. II. W, R PKteuaar, 'll.j
Harry f*oreou. 'It. aad P. Mm peon.
Parson and Slmpeon sre mem '
ber* of ibe ftophomore and freeb-
mao dehaiing teonie reapectlv*l>.
aad will meet In lb* debate to be
h*ld on December Ttk.
tea B. Crow, Instructor la •**->
>ko fniaded tke Neetarta
made an 1nt**r**eting •*)-
giving a history ef tba eocl
Oeorge Hus*, *0», spoke la
eulogy of Mr. Crues aad ot Ike greet
lultaenra he had euaried In upbulM-
nff debating tnUreeU at Steaford
%• beat o tab*st prrvstl** aad the
Ambers Indulged la college songs
aad yell*, dosing the (wo boor*
banqutt at midnight.
On Account of Thanksgiving Day
the Soutbarn Pacific Company will
\ place la effect a round-trip rate of
oae fare aad oae-tklrd koto-eon ell
points ln CsJi/omla wburo the om
way fare la lie or lens oa luovember
2tth and S5tb. Return limit November It. 1109. No stopover permitted in eltker direction.
LEWIS LITTLE, AgeaC
Palo Alto, Cal.
Tbe trial of A. J. Carleton. tbe
MeaJo Park itenor oealer. Is mak-
1<»f slow pro.*gr—a. nt Redwood City.
tjtf-a** aftareoon tk* t*rr,Js charge
''of Sheriff t" hatha in. made a tri;> to
Stanford to look over tke campus lo
order to aid them In tbelr decUton
a* to arketker tk* Menlo Park saloon* am within tke prohibited erea
of a mil* aad a bait from tk* can-
Sweepieg rtNlto-rtion in mUla*«*T at
Dsaka'B, bun Pole a* a**** awa.
Ur Wilfred T. areafell. who woe
tk* *-***t of Dr. D. Chorle* Oai-uner
la tke spring, wkll* lot-Curing on tba
leoaot la tk* totaruou of his raltwloa
work ta l_br*dor. waa married 1»
Chlcngo recently to Miss Anna Mc-
Doa't return klndi
It along
| A tool friend la '
Ur *nomr.
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The Greene
NEW ENOLAND
Thanksgiving Dinner
C1-* Palttruon
Mr, W. 0. Mill. he. arrived heme
leaea Oefcekwea lawa. wSere ahr
•ml IA. evmeaer stta. aaalew
Meoleld e>r tlat elrr r.e.e weet will
Mrs. Milts ud wilt siiend tbe wlsler
heee.
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Roaet Tarker will Dr«aalB|
Craabarr, aaaee Creara Potatoes
CAalllower
Mia;. PI. ud CSeeae
lee Creen aad Cal.
(Slope oalr .B elseal to receive
Pnooe 111 411 I'olv.rsllr Ave.
Pslo Alto. Cal.
Lao. lo oer wtadow ead eaa Ihe
a«A*» Attcke. ■laavslla whtcA w.1 be
Mid tt eoal Pride, sad Sat.rdsr,
November I. ead 17. oalr lor real,
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tiMISS E RANDALL
* J hair ae-araausT
a, Seteea Sv Dr. A a Srleai of leva
wls.ee to lalwras ber fi-leed, and
palrorve that ebe baa reeeroed her
l,r.eUoe IB p.lo Alto aad nrioaad-
Ins tOWOA
Mr. »AS lUeaevao M. Plaavar TI7K.
1.1.0101. I
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