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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12
HINDENBURCOYO PRAVE KRfDLO "a
TLACENONA SEDMIMiLOVE
BITEVNf CARE.
ASI ZOO dUNU UPADLO v ZAJETl A
MNOZSTVl DEL JIM ODflATO.

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chodne cd Montdiier obo Nece mocnou prot
ofersivou zasadv jim tezkou porazku ma pn move
e mez Rbescourt ST. Maur. Byo tax msech kde Fran
jiz nedee drz Hndenburga uctive vzdaenosti
kde Nemci nell dosud ztraty nejhrozne Vcerejsm prot
naporem Francouzove dobyli mestecka Belo Geu
esa jakoz vsn zvedacch mez Courcelles Mortemer
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chodnfm SVEN boku b Huny mestecka Merry ma iz
MIN SVEN kdle pTedmestich ST. Maur Francouzske vozn
CO. zacaku vyboe do n6meckych vyraziv plsobp
Hunnm dene ztry francouzska pechota krvavem pot
kanf donutila posez nepfftele ustupu.
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skecnos porazkou nemeckeho korunnho prince pfedv
zmocnivsho Merry Beoy st. Maur jen vekou
pfesou. Korunn prime ku predvcerejsim bodm Belloy
81 vyp1jci od bavorskeho prince Rupprecha di
vise vse pruske gary dive bavorske gardy, chtel
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tolk Rupprechtovy dvise rovn6z z
proffde vGerejsf ofensvy Francouzd mnoho
spay korunni prime vyhnan byl Beloy Genlis vsn
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stTeliva. q s1s
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meckem seu veil baron Huter takto pvodu francouzske
no. jehoz died. kaptan 1864 vystehoval do
ska necha tam naturaisovat. Odrodiec Huter mel
vsech neeckych genera Montdidier nevets u
speech podaro zatlact ponekud sednf
francouzska voska to cd vesnic Machemon Bethaucour
kerzto posedn osada rozklada z zapadnfm bfehu
feky Osy General Huer chce patrne prob pode Osy
ku Compiegne moznoli dale Parzi Bude nit vsak u
kol vece nesnan rekou ocekava ej veka reservn
mada Fochova zasobena dely nevetsfho kabru neni
chyby odrodec Hutier hfehu Oy docka neocekava
neho pfekvapenf Parz zsava dnes kidnou jake pred
tus Foch hordy nemeckych krveziznvc Oisu aeko
nepustf.
Nemci mali dnes ma boisti Mondider as 900 voja-
k cerstvch zaloh pfedeNsm ponevadz pnvodni vojsko
Hutierovo predchazech zapasech byo zdecimovano TAX
etne dvse musey byt poslany frontu reorgansac
Nemci ku svym napordm uzva vzdy cerstvych pukd,
zvona sve zaohy tax vycerpavajfce France e ochotna
ztra pfpadne dals uzem pf tom vsak zasazovat nepf
tell rany, nchz tax brzy by nevzpamatoval Francouz
kazdou p ve zeme ha zoufae rekovnos takze neprite
krvac Vzdor vsem svym zratam Hindenburg bude
parne SVEN tazen die mozno pokracovat Chce btvu
vyhrat "a kazdou svym vtezstvm Franc miru p
mutt kteryzto Hndenburgdv plan sova vsak zdan Byt
general Foch btvu Montddieru prohra France daeko e
ste nebude pokofena spoenc valce Huny dale az do
sveho vitezstvi budou pokracovat
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Montdder pozajfma uhrnem 49, 900 Francouzd cd sve
ofensivy 27 kvetna vyseku celkem $4,000
spojeneckych bojovnikI Sve vastn primo dzasne ztrat
Berlin 1zkostlive tajf. 5t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12
MARINACI ZAJALI 300 HUNU
u MARNY.

Paffz H. cervna VcerejM bulletin vzet lesa Bel
leau Therry Marne americkym marnay potvrzuje.
Americana doby ceho esa zajali mem 800 N9mch
mimi tf dnstoniky Hunove ztrati znacny pocet ponfch
zakopovych del nych valecnych potfeb f~gAse
Rovnez potvrzuje ze Australci bliz Moriancourt
Amens cerejsfm vpadem font9 1000 yardi douh6
jail $50 nepratel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12
PROFESSOR MASARYK PRIJEDE DO
CLEVELANDU URC CITE v SOBOTU
DNE Is. CERVNA.

Nacelnik ceske revoluce, prof. Tomas G. Masaryk,
pfiiede do naseho mssta rcts pfis sobotu sedm ho
din tficet pet mnut (7:35) rano vlakem New York
Central drahy Union nadraz, kde jej uvita vybor
savnostn nacez poede automobilem po g. ulici do ho
teIu Hollenden. Kdo mize, at dostavi uvtanf
seho vidce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-12
ANGLICKA DOPRAVNf Lob POTO.
PENA PONORKOU.

Atantickv pfsav, H. cervna Ansonia britska trans
porni lod patc Cunarove ni bya potopena orpedem
norky ces9 zapadu 40 muzi posadky dosud pohTe
suje.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23
Art Reception q
Is Successful

There was a splendid. representa-
ton of the club women of Fargo at
the reception given by the Art sec
tion of the Fine Arts club at the
Turner studio in the Herbst store,
Friday evening. The hours were
from $50 o'clock on and the mem
bers Of the section We're assisting in
receiving their guests by the chair
men Of the different clubs of the city
The talk of Mr.. Turner on "Art and
Home Decoration" was the feature
Of the evening. Mr.. Turner COM
pared the present day art to that of
the past and showed how it could
be utilized in the decoration of the
home, where it could be thoroughly
enjoyed. After the talk, Mr.. Turner
exhibited a. collection of paintings
and prints, which he secured in New
York on his recent trip to that city
and invited the women to inspect
the collection OF home furnishings
that he has arranged in J1is studio
A pleasing musical program was
given during the evening by the
members of the Music section of the
club, and light refreshments were
served.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23
Many Clubs to
Haze Sessions

The regular meeting of the, music
section of the Fine Arts club will be
held at 4 o'clock, Monday afternoon
Third avenue south. This is one Of
the guest days and each member is
permitted to bring a guest. A patri-
otto program will be given and Mrs.
G. Es Graham will read a paper on
Early American Musicians" Mrs.
Anheier vii give a piano num-
Der and the choral group Will give
three selections, America Triumph
ant by Demorest; Song of Liberty
by Mrs. H. Fl. Beach and Knitting
by Anna Priscilla Risher. A few OF
the records taken from the collection
which is to be forwarded to the SOL
diers will be played.
The Writer'S section will meet at
3:45 o'clock Wesdesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs, John Frame, 362
Ninth avenue south Mrs. w. F.
Gushing, Mrs. N. G. Young and Mrs.
Frame will give the program.
The Social Economics section will
have the regular meeting at the home
Of Mrs. H. A. Presler, flat !, STRAIT
ford apartments, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. o. Olson Will be hostess and
Mrs. F. E, Paine will give the cur
rent events.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans club will be held at the home
Of Mrs. r. A. Beard, 71S Third avenue
south, Friday afternoon. Mrs. F. w.
Pearson and Mrs. J. B. Eaton will
have charge OF the program.
The Home Economic section of the
Fine Arts club will meet Wednesday
hail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23
Club Women
Want Delegate
At Peace Table

The executive committee of the
Fine Arts club held meeting Friday
evening and adopte d a resolution
favoring the appointment of wom-
an representative at the coming
peace conference. Similar action
had already been taken by the Votes
for Women League and the Social
Economics club. The Resolutions
have been forwarded to President
Wilson.
The movement is gaining a wide
spread popularity and no movement
launched in recent years has met
with such a ready response by wom-
en-. from all parts Of the country, ac-
cording to the Natiopl Suffrage Bull
letin. The Wisconsin Suffrage asso-
citation has suggested that Mrs Car
rie Chapman Gait. president Of the
National Suffrage association, be
chosen to represent the women of
America, while the women of Cali
fornia have asked to have Miss Jane
Adams named as the delegate. The
women of Canda have also started a
movement for a woman represesta-
tive at the peace table.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23
.YOUNGBL0OD IS
FACING PERJURY
CHARGE; ARREST.
MADE AT BEACH.

Ray c. Youngblood a witness in
the hearing of the Beach bo&car rob-
berry case. was arrested at Beach,
Golden Valley county, by William
Schuett, Fargo, deputy United
States marshal, on a federal warrant
charging perjury. 1t is alleged by
the government that Youngblood
misstated facts which resulted in the
freeing of two defendants, men who
were accused OF robbing boxcars.
He was released on $1,000 bonds TO
answer the barge in federal court at
Bismarck.
! Deputy Shuett also arrested Her
bert Bublitz at Beach charged with
attempting to defraud through the
mails, and L. e. Newton at BeIfield
charged with concealing property
while going through bankruptcy pro-
ceedings. They were released on
$500 and $1,000 BONDS, respectively,
to appear in federal court at Bis
marck. ..@
Deputy Marshal p. H. Bowler is
this afternoon en- route from Grand
Forks 10 Fargo with two prisoners.
who will be given hearings In fed
eral court here. The prisoners are
GeoreG Sanderson, Grand Forks.
charged with violation of the Mann
act and c. Craig. Neche, charged
with failing to register.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

ming. Seventh avenue south. Mrs
King was called home by the illness
OF her parents and sister, Miss Gu-
drum Henning, who are seriously fiji
with influenza.
Not only is it imperative that. the
Christmas shopping should be done
early but the mailing of the pack
ages should be attended TO as well.
The government has issed a request
that all articles intended for Christ
no later than Dec. 5, and that they
should be OF the lightest materials
possible. All CT the transportation
facilities of the government are
needed for the carrying on of war
works an d it is anxious. to have the
Christmas rush out Of the way as
early as possible. BY obeying these
injunctions, the Christmas shopper
will be doing his little bit in helping
solve the serous problem and at the
same time maintaining the Christi
mas cheer.
The faculty of Fargo college and
conservatory entertained at dinner,
Friday evening at the Gardner ho-
tel in compliment to President ANA
Mrs. e. Lee Howard, at which all
the members were present except
one. The college colors were used for
the decoration. Miss Anna Tibbets,
representing the college committee
acted as toastmistress and called up
on Dean Vowles, President and Mrs.
Howard, Miss Clara Emerson, Prof.
and Mrs. A. j. Stephens and DR..
Walker for responses. A social
hour was enjoyed after the dinner.
The regular meeting OF the Third
division of the Womer's Union of
the First Congregational church has
been postponed from Nov. "a to Dec.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23
CARD oE THANKS.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the Shrine members of FL
Zagal Temple, the Fargo Homestead
Of American Yoemen, the w. r. C.
and TO the other friends of our late
departed loved one for their words
of comfort and their assistance to
us in our hour of grief. Also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
BELLE HILL,
JOSEPHINE HILL
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23
CLEMENcEAU VISITS LONDON.

(By Associated Press)
Paris, Nov. 23.-Premier Clemen-
ceau went to London today, The Matin
says. The premier will return shortly
before King George and Queen Mary
make their intended visit to Paris az
the end Of the month.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

Paris. Nov. 23-King' Albert Of Bel
gium will accompany Marshal Foch
when the allied generalissimo makes
his official entry into Strassburg to
MORROW.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23
Announce

Ted has big announcement in
this issue. His ads are always full
of pep and this one is the climax Of
the season. (Ady.l
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23
Social Notes

A meeting OF the Century club
will be held at the Fargo National
bank building from 8 until o'clock,
Monday afternoon for the purpose
OF election.
Miss Pearl De Ja1nette, who was
state director for the Y. w. c. A.
campaign, has gone to Huron, S. D.,
where she will assist in organizing
a county association. Miss De Jar
nette is town and county secretary
for the north central field and will
devote her time to visiting town and
county associations in the five states
A Current Events class will be
orangized at the Y. w. C. A Mon
day evening and any one who is in
terested in keeping informed on the
worlds progress is invited to be-
come a member. Mrs. HI. L. BolIey
will be the instructor and the class
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

The College department of the
First Methodist Sunday school will
hold the regular meeting, at $3.50
o'clock Sunday morning. A special
number viii be violin solo by Miss
Mildred Shave.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

Rev. and Mrs. James Anderson, 61
Jackson apartments. and Miss Emma
Warne of Norwich, N. D., who has
been their guest for several days,
will go to Jamestown this evening
TO attend the memorial services
which are to be held Sunday for
their son, Fletcher d. Anderson. who
was killed in France.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

J. G. Benedict and his daughter,
Mrs. Anne d. Aiken, 212 Tenth
street north, went to Anamoose, N.
D., Friday evening on a business
trip. Mr.. Benedict will return to
Fargo on Sunday but Mrs. Aiken viii
remain for a few days visit with
friends,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

The Junior League of the First
Methodist church will give a mis-
sionary playlet at the church par
lor Sunday afternoon. Admission
will be fruit, jelly or groceries, which
are to be delivered to the needy of
the city on Thanksgiving day by the
Epworth League.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

The congregation of the First
Presbyterian church will give a re-
sception in the church parlors from
until 10 O'Clock Tuesday evening,
in compliment to their new pastor
and his wife, DR.. and Mrs. D. T..
Robertson. A cordial invitation is
extended to all members of the
church and their friends to call and
meet the honor guests. Receiving
with DR.. and Mrs. Robertson will be
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Lyons, Mr. and
Mrs. r. M. Pollock and Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Ashley. Mrs. w. c. Green is
chairman of the refreshment ccu4
mittee and Mrs. Gilbert Haggart
will have charge OF the dining room.
.
The Horace Mann auxiliary turned
in to headquarters this morning
eight girls dresses, four pairs Of
socks and one sweater.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Porritt, who
came to Fargo from Minneapolis
early in the spring, and who have
been residing at the Waldorf hotel,
expect to take possession of their
new home in Moorl1ead December i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porritt are former resi-
dents of Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

The Girl Reserves have completed
plans for the presentation of a play,
"The SpiN.t of This Thanksgiving"
at the Y. w. c. A. on ThaSIlsciying
night. Miss Margaret Cruiksnanks
is the director.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Goodman
have returned to their home at
Sheldon, N. D., Mr.. Goodman has
been patient at a local hospital for
some time and Mrs. Goodman came
to Fargo to accompany him home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

Attorney and Mrs. Shippy OF
Hope, NJ D.. were among the visit
ors in Fargo. Friday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

Lieut.. and Mrs. Curle L. Callan-
der, who have been guests at the
home Of Lieutenant Callander's par
ests, DIR. and Mrs. c. N Callander
1112 Third avenue south, left Friday
evening for Camp Meade, Nd, where
Lieutenant Callander will be sta
toned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

The u. C. T. Red Cross auxiliary
will have an all day meeting at the
headquarters, Monday to work on
the sweater vests.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

A membership campaign is being
conducted by the U. c. T. auxiliary
and Mrs. o. T. Griffiths and Mrs. c.
c. Thayer have been appointed cap
tains Of the opposing sides. The
new members will be initiated at the
first meeting in January. The los
ing side will banquet the winners
and the new members at the Janu-
ary meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

Judge and Mrs. H. G. Wick of Cav
alier, will spend the winter months
in California and will leave Dec L.
They will return to Cavalier in June.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-23

Mrs. Claire Henning Killing Of New
Salem is a guest at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hen
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-07
TUCUMCARI FORWARD

The enterprise of the Chamber of
Commerce in its plans to promote the
best interests of our city in every
particular is most commendable. They
have even asked the ministers to de-
vote sermon next Lords Day TO
some phase of community betterment.
Our subject for next Sundays morn
ing hour of worship will be, "Tucum-
carl Forward" Now will the mem
bership Of the Chamber attend the
churches? Of course you will be well
come at each though we speak au-
thortatively for the Christian church
only. The Beasts of Revelation will
he the evening subject unless union
services are held. We favor such SER
vices aS a war measure but far more
as a Christlke measure. There is just
one final test-what is Christ's will
Does he want one church or many?
Would he have us united or divided
1t is not merely question of an oc-
casional union meeting, but the whole
broad question of Christian oneness.
Are you ready in this matter to fol-
low your Lord wherever he leads? If
so, I'll go with you. Bible school at
9:45 sharp.
Norris J. Reasoner Minister.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-07
NEW MEXICO WILL FURNISH
SEEDS TO IT'S FARMERS

Governor Lindsey says: "Profting
from the experiences of last year, the
Governor and State Defense Council
are cooperating to cause the great
est possible effort to be made during
the present year in New Mexico for
the production of food, its marketing
and preservation.
Aid to farmers is to be extended
along practically the same lines and
through the same agencies as last year
Seeds for planting will be furnished
at cost for cash or on mortgage and
note at six per cent interest. Partic-
ular care is to be exercised that the
seeds furnished shall be only such as
are best adapted for maximum pro-
duction in the locality where planted;
and that the same shall be freed from
all defective and other Incompatible
plant and weed seeds. II is believed
that such procedure will accomplish n
great and lasting service to the agri-
cultural interests of the state because
of its educative value to our farmers
in the matter Of proper seed selection.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-07
POk Err GAME ENDS IN MAN
BEING SHOT IN THE HEAD

There was n shooting scrapc al the
Cabot Camp Of Jackson Bros. about
i:3O Wednesday morning. Tom Wink
ler Noe lahardcc, Jim and Roy Shir-
ley, had INDUCED in an all night poker
game. Labardcc is said to have been
the winner.
In the wlnd-up there were word, be
tween Roy, "A young man only lS year,
old, and the Mexican, with the result
that Labardcc, still cursing, started oil
for his room. Jim, realizing that there
were three Ninchestcrs in that room.
ordered him not 10 go in. Noe rerus.
ing to stop, Jim pulled the trigger and
the Mexican fell.
AT Jim Shirlcy's suggestion word
was gotten to Sam JacksOns ut once
to send for a doctor. DR.. Collins wa
Immediately phoncd and Jackson's cl-
dest son accompanied him over to the
camp.
The bullet had entered near the cen.
ter Of the forehead. ranging down
ward and coming out the side of the
head. 1t was serious looking wound
and the report went out the man could
not live. However. he was put in the
car and brought to town, where he
was made comfortable at the Vega
Hotel.
A brother of the injured man was
notified and Chas Iicdgccokc brought
him right over from f,ndec. With
good care Noe promises to pull thru
in due time. His married brother,
Luis, is remaining here.
At the preliminary trial, Jim Shir-
ley was bound over in the sum Of
$1,000, and has been trying to get
bond. l.. NJ Kenyon is defending hlm.
1t complicates matters that both
Jim and Tom WinElcr are in Glass |
in the draft. Jim was examined at
Tucumcari and assigned to the first
draft.
Noe Labardcc, nov about 3S. is a
son Of the old mail carrier. Labardee,
who carried mail twenty years ago
from Endee to Fort Sumner, and on
the establishing of an office at Here
ford to that town. He was we'll liked
by the old timers.
The father of the Shirley boys is
also well spoken Of. He used to live
on his claim south of Glenrio. but has
since moved to Oklahoma Vega Sen
tinel.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-07
MIR. SICKLES RESIGNS

Mr.. Fred c. Sickles, manager of the
local electric light company has re-
signed, to take effect May lst. Mr.
Sickles has won n warm place in the
hearts Of Tucumcari citizens. He is
qualified in every way to take care
Of the business here and it will be hard
for the company to find man to fill
the vacancy made by his resignation.
The work the past year has been hard
and many obstacles were in the way
but Mr.. Sickles handled the job like
a man and we are sorry to learn of
him having resigned.
Mr. ID. f.. Bent, technical engineer
has come to reside permanently in Tu-
cumcari and will succeed Mr.. Sickles
All of the engineering and operating
details of the utilities owned by Mr..
Bent of Denver, will in the future, be
handled from Tucumcari. This will
necessitate the addition of another per-
son to the office force of the company.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-07
ENFORCING FOOD ACT on
UNLICENSED RETAILERS

Tc Al, Federal Food Administrators: :
As a guide 10 you in dealing with
UNLICENSED retailers. we present
the within suggestions. In default Of
our most effective power, viz: the re-
vocation Of license, we must fall
back upon our ingenuity and imagina-
ton. With their aid, there will be no
inSupcrablc difficulty.
The Act does not impose any PEN
atty for excessive prices, although it
forbids them. The penalties against
boarding are severe and will be en-
forced in appropriate cases by the L.
S. District Attorneys in the various
states.
Penalties, however, are poor tools at
best. They should bc kept in the back
ground, and used in the obstinate and
fragrant eases. If we have not the
ingenuity and imagination to secure
results without wholesale prosecution
we deserve to fail. There should be
almost as much JOY over one sinner
who repentcth rs over the ninety and
nine who go not aStray.
The following order has been sent
out to the retail groccrs:
Rule 81 The liccnsoe DEALING in
wheat flour at retail shall not. wi,E-
out the written permission Of the /.
S. Food Administrator, sell wheat
flour to any person unless such per-
son purchases from him ut the same
time one pound of wheat flour suhsti-
tutes for every pound of wheat flour
purchased or in case Of whole wheat
or graham flour containing at least
% per cent of entire wheat SiN-terths
of IA pound Of wheat flour substitute
for every pound of ,uch whole wheat
or graham flour put chased
Rule 32-rhe liccnscc dealing in
wheat flour a. retail hodld distribute
the flour whirh he receives as cquit-
ably rs possible among his cu,tom, RS
in such manner that no one of such
customers slmli rc"ciy" moro than MS
fair share thereof. He shall no., with
out the written permission Of the L.
s. Food Adm uie',a 49, sell 90 iudiyil
ual customer residing in towns cl
cities in quantities in excess of one
eighth to one-guGrtnr barrels nor TO
any individual consumer in rural or
farm communities in quantities in cY-
cess of onc-quartcr TO Onc-half bar
rels.