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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24
STATE OFFICER
W.C.T.U.LEADER
Miss Epha Marshall in Charge Of
Rock Island County Convention
in Moline Thursday.

Miss Epha Marshall Of Chicago,
state corresponding secretary OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
union, will act as leader OF the ROCK
Island county W. c. T. u. conyen-
ton to be held at the First Baptist
church, Moline, Thursday, in an
all-day session.
The executive session Of the con
vention will open at o'clock
Thursday morning Mrs George
McLeay. county president OF the
w. c. r. t., will open the conyen-
ton at $50 and the deyotionals
will be conducted by Mrs. Carrie
McGovern. Appointment of com
mittees will be followed by the in
PRODUCTION of the leader, Miss Mar
shall. The morning viii be fur
Their occupied with reports Of the
county corresponding secretary,
county treasurer and auditor; the
address by Mrs. McLeay; election
of officers and gleanings from the
years harvest by the local presi-
dents, and noontide prayer.
The program Of the afternoon
session is announced as follows;
100 Patriotic song service; de
votionals- Mrs. Carrie McGovern.
1:45-"My Departments Place in
Service for My COuntry'-COunty
superintendent.
2.OO-"The State Paper a Neces-
sity''-Mis5 Epha Marshall.
2:1O-W. c. T. L. war service
quiz-County corresponding secre-
tary.
2:3O-Address why Should Hi
nois Ratify? Mayor Martin Carl
son of Moline
Song. 1T Shall Be Ratified
3:0O-"Our Pledge"-Miss Mollie
Peterson.
Report of committees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24

vented the driver from taking the
machine TO the open or Mr.. Slater
probably would have been lacking
one auto this morning
Is Ingenious.
Mr.. Larson proved his ingenuity
last night His car is safe and
sound
Here's his plan:
When thieves, burglars or auto
bandits are expected, take your
auto, load up, and take a ride and
return when you think the thieves
have made their call and gone.
Mr.. Larson was out last night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24

and the city attorney states that the
argument that will be put forth viii
be that the street car company was
granted franchise but three
months ago. and that the company
stipulated that a scent fare was TO
be charged
The city will contend that practi-
caIly the same conditions prevail
today as did when this franchise
was granted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24
CTRB PIT ON BICYCLE.

Washington, Sept 24-Curtail-
ment of the manufacture of bicycles
and accessories was announced to-
day by the war industries board.
Mems bicycles are to be made here
after only in 20 and % inch frames
and women's models only in 20
inch frames and the manufacture of
racing and juvenile models, steel
guards, tool boxes. metal stands
and metal tanks is discontinued en-
tirely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24
ANNUAL OUTING
OF LEAGUE NEAR

The annual picnic 81 the Rock
Island County Agricultural league
will be held Friday Sept 27 at the
county farm in Rural township.
a good program OF DcakIag and
music has been arranged for tho
afternoon. Charles Adkins direc.
tor Of agriculture. Sprtngf ID. will
be the main speaker The vocal
trio that pleased $50 well last year
will be present again
The forenoon will be given over
TO a study of the corn experiment
conducted by the county advisor
this spring This experiment con
sists Of variety test Of "a different
farm ars' corn. also some Individual
ear 10 row work. 20 different ears
being planted n rows by them
selves An equal area OF each var
ietv of corn VIII Dr. harvested anil
weighed so that on picnic day this
information wiz be available
All are urged 10 set aside this
day for an outing and to bring
lunch baskets well filed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24
BOARD RECEIVES
CALLS FOR MEN
Quota Of 10 WIN BE Sent to Camp
Dix. New Jersey in Period
Oct Z TO II.
90 ORDERED TO CAMP GRANT
Returned QuesdOnnatres Show Mis-
takes-0thars Come Back
UncaIled for.

A call for an additional 10 men
to be eBtrained from this city in the
period from Oct. : to Il, has been
received by the Rock Island exemp-
ton board. There are two calls
now for cutranment in this period,
including 100 registTants. There
Will be 80 conscripts sent to Camp
Grant and the remaining 10 will
go to Camp Dix, New Jersey.
There are but is men remaining
in class / of June. 1917, who are
available for these quotas, and the
remainder VIII be indicted from
class June, 1918, registrants- The
board has not yet given out the
names OF the men who Will be en-
trained.
Mistakes Made.
Additional questionnaires return
cd TO the board show large per
cen age OF mistakes made by regis
trauts in filling out their blanks
The board issues the statement that
the men should at least allow the
legal advisory board TO inspect their
missionaries before they are re-
turned. and the oath in all cases
must he taken. Even in cases
where the men waive exemption the
oath must be taken.
Another trouble that has been en-
couuraref is the returning of many
\ questionable uncalled for. Thi!
situation was not looked for as the
registration was held so recently
that il was not thought that many
men would change their addresses
in such q short period
All men Who do not receive theil
QUESTIONABLE in the next week OF
10 days. and who are between the
ages Of - and p and 81 and Sc are
requested to appeal at the board
Headquarters as il IS possible that
their questioanaires were mailed
out and returned uncalled for.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24

The heavy increase of our army
that is now being worked out has
created a great demand for engineer
officers. Consequently the army en-
gineer examining board is about to
start on a tour Of all the large
cities Of the country to examine
young engineers for commissions.
Major Edward H Williams OF the
engineer corps is president of the
board. Young men who pass pre-
liminary examinations are commits
stoned and sent to Camp HUmph-
ries, Va. for a three months course
Of training before going to France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24
REVIEW CAR DISPTTFS

Washington, sept. z. = Contro-
versies between the street car en-
ployes and the companies in nearly
a dozen cities will be reviewed by
the war labor board this week, it
became known today when the
board reassembled after a brief re-
cess. East St Louis, ILL.,, and
Springfield. Ill, are among the
cities where disputes remain to be
adjusted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24

Nearly Beer, BeardsIeys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24

Waffle Syrup, BeardsIey's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-24

Several Rock Island city officials
will attend the meeting at Chicago,
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DEATHS.
BUCKLEY-In this city. 90 june O. 1911

BUCKLEY-In this city. 90 June 9. 1915
Timothy Buckley.
Relatives friends and members Of Re
lance Pire Co. respectfully invited to
17fS Scott street. on Thursday morning
at O'Clock Reuuiem mass at St AIMS
Church Interment at Cathedral ceule-
terry.
FOSrER-In this city on June II. 1918
Samuel K Foster. aged O. years
Relatives. friends Oriental Lodge. No "
A & a Nj. and S. John Commandery
No. l. K T.. are invited TO attend the
funeral services at ms late residence. 1904
Jefferson street Thursday afternoon
June I3. az $50 O'Clock IntermcDt al
Riverviev cemetery. Funeral in charge of
St. John COmmandery.
GAYNOR-In this city. on June 10. 1915.
Elizabeth Burk. wife Of Thomas J Gay
nor. aged ca years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral services at the residence of her
husband. 1885 " est Eighteenth street, on
Thursday afternoon June 49, at o'clock
Interment at Riveryiew cemetery
HOLLIDAY-In New Casthp. Del an
June 10. 1918, Rose J.. Reynolds wife az
Alexander q. Holiday. in her 25th year
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence Goa
Delaware street. New Castle. on Thursday
morning. June - al s 80 O'Clock High
o'clock. Interment in ST Peters church
yard
OBRIEN-in this city. on June IL 1918
Anne NJ. daughter Of Sarah NJ and the
late Charles J. O'Brien
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of her
mother. lIO4 West Fourth street on SAT-
mass al ST Paul's Church Interrnent Al
Cathedral cemetery
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DEATH FOR WOMAN SPY.
Paris Merry Widow Was in Pay
of Hun; Young Son
Spared.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

Paris, May B Brief announcement
has Just been made that = Paris court
martial has condemned tn death rs a
spy Madame VI 81 years old
Her son. Noel, sixteen years old who way
accused Of being her accomplice, wad
ordered 10 be sent 10 penltentiary coIons
until he comes Of age The court believes
he was too young to be held responsible
for his nets
As the case was not heard in public
only few details have become known,
such as that Madame Mrs husband was
killed Mt tho front in March. 1916. and
that the wife soon started a life that
earned her. IN the circles she freq,iented,
tho name Of Tho Merry Widow She
soon ran through the money she inherited
and. to obtain more. communicated with
a Greek living in Spain, an agent Of h
spy bureau established in Barcelona rs
the Germans
When mother and son were arrested
the boy was Just about - engage IN the
aviation service IN order to obtain IN
formation TO be supplied n Germany
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NEW WAR ORDERS
co WEST AND SOUTH
Delaware in District Where Indus
trial EXPANSION is Checked, to
Ease Freight Congestion.
nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening

nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington. June 12--Stcady IN
dustrial expansion in the Middle West
and south through the placing OF war
orders with plants IN those sections lot
the PURPOSE of relieving eastern railroad
congestion and labor shortage was seen
today in the announcement OF new
policy of contract ALLEGATION by the war
Industrial Board and the Fuel and Kali
road administrations
la the transfer of new orders and plants
10 the inland districts, Il was pointed out
no hardship viii bc worked upon the east
ern section.
The district, in which II is designed to
.pervent further expansion, was outlined
as follows:
The New England states, eastern and
southern New York. Pennsylvania ms
far west as Williamsport and Altoona.
New Jersey, Delaware and eastern Mary
land. exclusive of Baltimore
The aim Of the War Industries board,
which passes ON the larger portion OF the
contracts of the War and Navy depart
mcnts and Shipping Board, according
10 the now policy, will he 10 assign con-
tracts To sections where transportation
will not overtaN the railroads, denudc
other essential industries Of labor. and
where new and less congested routes 10
south Atlantic and Gulf ports Will he
easily available.
With constant supply Of coal as the
basis for the rapid completion Of all war
work, il is expected large portion Of
the new orders viii 60 to the districts
not far distant from the coal supply
Thus in the opinion Of officials, the new
policy Will mean an expansion OF war work
plants in western Pennsylvania, OHIO,
Indiana. Illinois, West Virginia, and
other sections of the Mississippi valley,
and the south
None Of the districts, however, it was
emphasized, will be SO flooded with gov
eminent orders as 10 cause unnatural
industrial boons.
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HUN RAIDERS ROUTED
BY AMERICAN BOYS
y. S. Troops Armed With Pistols
Drive Off German Troops
Who Attacked Line
nv Associated Press to Every Evening


With the American Army in PIcariy,
Tuesday, June IL American artillery.
aided the French in their counter attack
against the Germans southwest and south
OF Montdldier today by directing q
haraSslng FIRE against the enemy other
wise. the American troops have not been
engaged IN the present battle
The Americans in the sector west Of
Nontdidlcr however. are ready 10 assist
in the fighting At the first opportunity
The Germans made two minor RAIDS
against the American lines al Canngny
Monday night and were r'pulSed each
time Onc raidlng party which numbered
40. was routed 10y the revolver fire Of the
Americans
ON the right Of the American sector
German ayiatorS have been busy, ono
enemy fv1ng machine. bearing q French
insignia as disguise, flew over the
American line IT height Of ! 700 feet
and attacked with bombs and machine
gun fire American soldiers on the march.
The Americans took cover and there were
no casualties
Reports that the Germans have been
using French signs on their aIrplanes have
been numerous during the past fortnight.
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STOCK MARKET BOOMS
ON NEWS FROM FROM I
All Sections Strengthened, But
Greatest Gains Are in Specu
lative Shares.
BY Associated Press . Every Evening

T. Wall Street New York June -
An sections Of tho stock market were
Strcngt hcned At the opening Of today 5
trading. the improvement hclng ascrIbcd
u overnight war news
Greatest gains were scored by spccula-
tive issues however. especially tohaccus.
S,imatra making new maximum Of
.45a4
Stecls. coppcrs Colorado Fuel, Great
Northern orc, BALDWIN Locomotive and
American Gar made apprcciahlc adj
vanccs with Marine preferred Mexican
Petroleum Reading and mon Pacific.
PIttShurg and Vest Virginia again led
, the low priced rails
Liberty bonds cascd slightly
GAINS INCREASE ny NOON
Noor Early gains in lndustrlals, equip
mcntS, metals, OILS and shIppIngs were
supplemented later | nIted States Steel
emerging from its recent inactivity at an
advance Of | y points.
specialtics were led hy diStlllers, alcohol,
cotton OIL and linseed, common and pre-
ferrcd
Investment rails hardened on buying
Of the trans-contIncntals, Atkinson and
Reading The prominence Of minor
c1alers at to , points advance was an
unusual feature.
Liberty 3l2s sold at IS to 900,
first Is at o. 50. second Is at "a "a 10 $40
and I. 5 ut 80 "a TO 96 81.
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PAINTING BIDS REJECTED.
n ew Ones 10 be Asked For on Wash
inqton Bridge Project

In adjourned session Yesterday after
noon, the Levy Court rejected two bids
that had been offered for the painting
of Washington bridge the lower bid
being considered At least 81, 500 too high
by Assistant County Engineer Grubb.
An order was made TO readvertlSe for
bids, which Will consume the usual thrt 9
weeks The refused were; Delaware
Paint and Glass Co. $1,000; H c Clark,
$500 The matter Of replanking the
bridge was also under discussion but
it was decided that the matter will be
brought up later.
The bid OF John A. Clark of $40. S25 05
for repairs to be made TO the strip of
State road running through the town of
St Georges was accepted
In compliance with letter received
during the morning session Of the court
il was decided to visit the Nonesuch
marsh, near Newport. AZ 2 O'Clock on
Tuesday next, for the purpose OF invest
igating bad conditions said To be there.
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COLLEGE WOMAN INVENTS DRIER
FOR FOOD CONSERVATION

Miss Minnie H. Jamson, head of the
home economics division Of the State
Normal and Industrial College, Greens
boro, n G., has adapted the idea Of
the community dricr, which she dem
onstrated last year at the Hoover Con
servation School for family uses
II am planning now to get out the
blue prints and specifications of fam
lily size drier," she writes u am CIV
ing my services to Women's clubs all
over the State in working out war food
emergency problems demonstrating in
saving meat and wheat, sugar and fat, for
the needs Of our allied cause In order
10 meet with good follow up work by
the clubs, have issued from the Normal
College bulletin on saving wheat, meat,
fat and sugar"
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PRODUCTION OF MILK.
Record for Last Month in Cow Testing
Association.

A good record was made during the
month Of May by cows IN the Diamond
State Cow Testing Association With
the leaving Of cows out 10 pasture the
production Of milk increased IS per cent
over April Prices fell accordingly, the
farmers now receiving six cents q quart
for their milk The outlook for the next
few months seems favorable and the
farmers are not wedding out their herds,
as they did a few months ago, but instead
are building them up Following is the
ASSOCIATION roll Of honor for COWS that
produced more than 1000 pounds Of
butter fat or As pounds Of milk during
May
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FOOD TRAIN ON TOUR.


Philadelphis, june II With Coates
Vile as the first stop 3 Food AdmInlstra-
ton tram Of three cars, containing q
commemorative exhibition Of the work Of
the State In food saving. began its summer
tour today.
In all twenty-one towns will he visited
winding ND at Derry on july q. Demon
arspons will be made along the route
Of the needs and methods OF food con
seryaE0n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
OBITUARY.

Burton A Melody, aged az years, OF
go Lombard street, died al the Delaware
Hospital Of valv,Ilar heart disease Funer-
al services were held yesterday with inter
ment 81 Rivervlew cemetery.
Mrs Elizabeth B. Gavnor, wife of
Thomas J. Gavnor, and mother of John
T Gaynor, police operator, died at her
hJlshandt home. 1888 West Eighteenth
street Monday, after lingering illness
In her sixty-fourth wear The funeral
VIII take place Thursday afternoon with
mterment In Riverview cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
SEVENTEEN "DRUNKS" IN COURT
An Unusually Large Number Up Today
on That Charge.

There was a very short session Of City
Court today. but a very unusual feature
Of the docket, in that there were l. men
arraigned on charges Of being drunk
This is the largest number arralgned on
these charges that have been on the
docket for long time.
Samuel File, charged with acting in a
disorderlv manner at Fourth and du Pont
streets. was fined $40
Charged with vagrancy, Robert T.
Decker was sentenced to 10 days in the
work house
Assistant City Solicitor Malloy had the
case OF Frank II Baldwin. charged with
assault and battery, continued until to-
morrow to have the man examined for
ms SANITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.
But Owner Did Not Know Ii for About
q Month

William II Robinson undertaken. Of
Tenth and jackson streets, had the odd
experience Of having one Of his auto
mobiles stolen and not leranlng Of 1t for
a month Mr. Robinson has several ma
chimes and one Of them. an Overland he
kept III a garage III the eastern part Of the
city.
About April 26 someone came to the
garage and took the machine, but those
in charge thought it was the owner
About June ! Mr. Robinson went to the
garage for the machine and then learned
il had been taken, but by whom he docs
not know The police are trying to locate
the car and the man who took it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
OPEN DIPLOMACY DEFINED.
President Says Term Only Refers 70
Publication of Treaties After Ratihca-
ton

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, June - President Vii
son today gave an Interpretation OF his
statement to Congress last January IN
favor Of open diplomacy
TO quiet the Senate controversy over
the proposal Of senator BoraiL Of Idaho
for public consideration of treaties, the
President made il known that his ad-
vocacy Of open diplomacy was not in
reference to the Senate executive dis
cussion Of treaties in which be recon-
mends no change but meant the puhlica-
ton Of treaties after their ratification.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-06-12
RAILWAYS NEEDS FIRST.
McAdoo Will Make Expenditures
tic Increase Immediate Eth
cheney of Lines.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Washington, June II In announcing
today classified items of the s9i6 DOB 600
railway capital expenditure budgets for
this wear, the Railroad Administration
disclosed that II will pursue liberal
policy IN the construction of nov switch
tracks. industrial sidlngs, shop buildings
aud freight stations At terminals, but
will cut expenditures for new passenger
dcpots office buildings and other enter
prises not contributing immediately TO
war demands
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GREAT NAVAL BATTLE NEAR WASHINGTON - u

PREPAKTNG
that Germany, efforts
Xd the
in ofEciaId dispatch from Switzerland
of the Dispatch s being spread
nvwhc the n
to have been to keep the
and high
Switzerland and other neutral
where they havebe cn spending their
extraordinary the
tbcJ asked
wasn herself with the English % The
lin after their land
b the other SIDE Paris would
he boato the high
n the Allied capitals German offensive
would not be unexpected
public had
tina ready for the
thc bat forces will play her Amen
under Ilmau the nHl feet
goand his address sud hat when Admiral
Beatty grand heard the
the American ships prominent place IN the Inc
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Severe Electric Storm

The severe electrical storm today
caused some trouble on the local police
and fire alarm telegraph system
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About 20 men employed nj tho 7, y
& " railroad tank shops walked ont on
strike Yesterday, desiring higher wages
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FOR SALE

ao5 X Thirty-jhird st. . :. ,,
1901 West 81.
w Cor Nineteenth and Washington
SIS 70
Possession 81 al June 81
Market street business sites.
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Lost something Try classified
al vcrtisement IN livery Evening. Adv.
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THE WESTMONT

OCEAN END RHODE ISLAND AVE
Enuacit , 800 Modern comfortable de-
'jghtfni Always open. sed water baths
running water ia rooms eieva TOR cuisine I'M
surpassed. rates reduced tor carly season
HDokIet.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

FROM FOURTH ST WHARF
-fHEDB III IN EFFECT JUNE 49,
-ubicct n change without Noticp
IraVe Wilmington Tor phiiadelphIa and
Philadelphia f0r Wilmington 1aily rxrcut
saturday, sundays ana holidays ~ "a.
o. n o. m ] 30. g. = 10. =. 7 ana @ 30 p. RI /.
On saturdays. sundays and holidays,
cave both Wilmington and Philadelphia al
Z 30. 4 1890 a m. II o clock noon. 30.
a. ~, q. Z. = 30 and 9 30 = m
WFLNfNCfTO$- PE$$'S GROVE ROUTE
Lave Wilmington. ~ - 90. 9.OD.
1000. HOO q mi. u q cock noon. LOO.
%. 90. 400. 80, 900, 100. 90. 900
1000 ll.OO and 200 .. N.
Lave ppnns Grove az 900. Is. g.OO.
900. 1000. HOO a. m. y O'Clock noon.
100. 2.l5. 300. 400. 800. 900. Z. 20. 500.
300. lO.IJ. 100 and 1900 o m
FRENCH'S GROVE-PENS'S GROVE.
open OATS for sunday ,cnOOi cxcurslons
Apply Fourth street Wharf
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THE AMERICAN

Tennessee Ave. near beach Piers and al
arnusefnents Moderate rates
MRS VI COLLINS
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IIfrTEI. EDISON

Michigan Ave nfth house from bencb
Family house. Have all modern convent.
ences home comforts sf4 wcek up
EDWARD " T. RTHA
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At meeting Of the Levy Court Yesterday
Charles II Lppincott, county treasurer,
rerortcd balances on hand 70 credit Of the
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BELHAVEN HOTEL

OPEN Juno D. send tor rates Re- etvatiora
nov peing uBd' 81 o. Barnnt' formerly
~ -h,sk f0tta.s