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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
De RUSSY NON-COM.
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Sergeant George Liley Attempts
Suicide and May Die
From Wound

S"rSt George Liley Of the lO4th Coast
%tillery Corps at Fort De Russy at
tempted suicide last night and may die.
The reason for his act has not been
learned
capt Francis NJ. Hinkle, command.
ing the lO4th corps, authorized the state.
ment that the sergeant shot himself AMI
was dangerously, and probably fatally
wounded.
Sergeant Liley was taken to the de,
nartmemt hospital at Fort Shafter In
q police patrol, where he was operat-
cd upon at once.
The sergeant shot himself about mid
night and the lateness of the hour han.
ilrapped efforts of the company com
mander to obtain immediate aid, but
as quickly as possible the police patrol
was rushed to the fort to take the ser,
prnnt to Fort Shafter.
The attempted suicide of Sergeant
Lilry is the second ease of its kind in
the army here in thirty six hours. Sec
ond Lieut.. Carl f. Fosnes shot and kill
cd himself at SchOfeld Barracks We'd
nesday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
Washington Despatch Says Sec
ond Division viii Probably Be
.Demoblllzed Next Week and
Reassignment Of Troops Follow
RUMoR GIVES OAHU l..t,.
THREE FULL REGIMENTS
General Carter Has Advised De-
lay In Sending More Troops
Here Until Permanent Quar-
tiers For All Are Prepared

A special cabIed despatch to The
Advertiser from Washington yesterday
announced that Major General Bell had
recommended the issuance Of O war
department order on October 10 de
mobilizing the Second Division, which
has been on duty Oh the Mexican Dor.
der. No order has as vet been issued,
but it is probable that the general Is
recommendation will be followed. DE-. :.
In the opinion of some of the army
men of the mainland which opinion Is
shared here very widely. the demo.
bilization of the Second Division viii
mean the immediate increase of the
Oahu garrison by the addition of three
full regiments, Of infantry.
II was planned by the war depart.
ment, several months ago, to send add.
tional infantry TO Hawaii, but the trou.
BILE along the Rio Grande diverted the
troops there. The apparent quieting
down Of the situation, with Carranza
growing daily in strength and the ban
dit Villa losing regularly has made il
possible again for the war department
to renew its Oahu program.
Advises Barracks First
Major General Carter, in command of
the Hawaiian Department, has urged
that the war department delay sending
additional regiments here until some
better arrangement for housing them
than is in prospect be made, and it is
possible that the coming of the add.
tional troops will be preceded by an
extensive building campaign at Fort
Shafter, which is, by the coming of the
troops, to be converted into a brigade
post.
On the other hand, it is known from
information from war department
sources that the department has the
greatest faith in the climate of Hawaii
and is inclined to think that troops
under canvas here are better off than
most troops in barracks on the ma n
land. The fact that the department
has housed the majority Of the troops
here in the most temporary kind of
shelters indicates that the lack of regu-
lar barracks win not be considered suf-
fieient of drawback to prevent the
sending of the regiments here accord.
ing to original and delayed program.
Regiments to Be Affected
There are now seven infantry reg-
ments with the Second Division, the
Twenty third being en- route to Manila
on the transport Thomas, somewhere
off the Atlantic end of the blocked Pan.
anna Canal. The Fourth Is at Browns.
vile, the Seventh and Twenty eighth
are at Galveston, the Nineteenth is at
Harlingen and the Eleventh, Eighteenth
~ nnnnI nj nnt,Clau Ari
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
YAQU|S BEAT
CHILDREN DOWN
WITH WAR CLUBS
ASSOCIATED Pres. by Federal wirsissso

DOUGLAS, Arizona, October s.,
Sixty-three inhabitants of La Colorado,
a town III Sonora, Mexico, were mass
acTed recently by Yaqui Indians, ne,
cording to mail advices received here
last night by courier.
, The bandits swoOped down upon tine
town without warning, it is reported,
but most Of the men escaped by fight.
Women attempted TO flee but the ma.
iority of them were cut down as they
ran.
Children mntely watched the rush of
the Yaquis into the town and did not
attempt to flee. They were beaten to
death with clubs, it is said.
The massacre recalls recent depre.
dation of the bandits at Torres, anoth
CT Sonora town, where eighty persons
were locked in a box car and the ear
fired. Sixty five persons were reported
to have persisted in the flames.
Fifty persons were killed and sixty
were injured in a wreck Tuesday on
the railroad between Vera Cruz and
Mexico City, according to a despatch
received here last night. The scene
was near Maltrate. Carranzistas de
clare the wreck was caused by bandits
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
KNOWLEDGE FORCED
UPON DETECTIVES

Through the arrest, for theft, of An.
ma Parker and several other woman,
the detective department yesterday
learned what the rest of the community
has known for long time, that a
fairly well organized system of com,
mercialized vice is in full operation
in and out of the so-called restricted
district. a.
The complaint against the Parker
woman was made by a, Chinaman who
claims he was robbed Of his watch by
her. A confession was secured which
implicated Martha Lokana, Emma My
ers, Cecilia Kearns, Jack ]. Maral and
L. Gonzalla, with whom the police
made their first acquaintance thereby.
All are charged with being in trade
which is routine knowledge to other
police forces.
1t is asserted that the two men have
been forcing women to support them
at the trade which is as old as the
world; and this not filing their Golfers
with sufficient rapidity, robbery is said
to have been INDUCED in as a side line,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08

Yesterday was the biggest day on the
Honolulu Stock Exchange in years, be.
ing riyaled in interest only by the trad.
ing at the beginning of the European
war. While the volume of trading
yesterday was not as large as on the
day after the news of the first declara.
tion of war, the advances in prices
were greater. In the words of o
broker, the market scared.
Announcement of the intention of
the administration at Washington to
recommend retention of the duty OF
sugar was the cause. Sugar stocks
almost altogether made up the trading
Stocks Advanced
An idea of the days trading may
be obtained from the following, which
includes stocks that made the biggest
advances and which changed hands in
greatest volume:
Onomea advanced from 32 to 3S.
Olaa advanced from ~ to IN. ..sv.r,.
Waiaha advanced from 1917 to 24b
Oahu advanced from 20 to 81.
Pioneer advanced from 25 to 2Sh.
Commercial advanced from 35% to 80
Eva advanced from 20 to 25.
The advance of Onomea was the most
decided of any, and dealings in Olaa,
nIch amounted to 1900 shares, were
the largest Of any one stock. The
volume Of trading in Olaa is said not
to be phenomenal in face Of the Off
"ial treasury statement, but rather to
be ascribed to the low price of the
sock, which was conducive to buying.
Dividend paying shares led the mar.
ket. This is said to be due to the fact
that the retention of the duty on sugar
would release large amounts of surplus
earnings for dividends. The surplus
earnings have been held back with a
view to tiding over the plantations in
the event of free sugar.
Forecasts a Boom
Brokers declared the rise yesterday
forecast a boom in the market. Ac.
c"ptancH by congress of President Viii.
son . altered views regarding the tariff
is the only thing that stands in the way
they said. 1t is not believed the mar.
ket will see further advance until
congress has acted upon the recon.
mendations.
Yesterdays trading came as a CRATE,
full relief to the brokers. Following a
market which has been stagnant for
months, the advance lifted a cloud of
depression which had settled down OIL
the business and was becoming worse
with the approach of the day for en-
forcement of the free sugar clause Of
the Democratic tariff.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
BY Merchants Exchange

Gaviota-Sailed, Oct. :, ship Falls OF
Clyde for Honolulu.
Gray 5 HarbOr-Arrived, Oct. 5, schr
Lizzie Vance from Kahului, Sept. IS
Wednesday, October 8, 1915.
Balboa-Arrived Oct. 3, s. s. Kentuck,
ian from Hilo, Sept. l6. T.,
San Francisco-Arrived, Sept. %, Sc
Defender from Hama, Aug. 81.
San Francisco--Arrivcu, Oct. 6, 2:3O p
m, s. s. Manchuria, hence, Sept. 30
San Franeisco-Sailed, Oct. 6, l p. M,
s. s. Matsonia for Honolulu.
San Francisco-Sailed,O Oct. G, | D. m,
U. s. A. T. Sheridan for Honolulu.
San FranciscO-Arrived, Oct. 6, Bark
r. P. Rithet from Mahukona, Sept.
IL.
San Francisco-Arrived Oct. 6, ! p. m.
:. S. Lurline, hence, Sept. %.
HilO-Sailed, Oct. ,, Sc. Prosper foI
Gray's Harbor.
Gray's Harbor-Sailed October 6
schr, Robert Levers for Honolulu.
Gray's Harbor-Sailed October 6
schr. Melrose for Honolulu.
NanaimO-Arrived October 6, schr
Kaifuku Maru hence September %.
San FranciscO-Sailed October I, str
HilOnian for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
Western Line
BIazes Again
Concluded from Page one)

Concluded from Page One)
front heralds a possible second great
drive by the Allies, similar 10 that be.
gun number of days ago.
Six massed infantry attacks were
made by the French on the German
first line at Souain, but broke down
under heavy FIRE.
West Of the Soummepy and Souain
sections two French divisions succeeded
ut one point in penetrating the. fore.
most line Of trenches. They were driv.
en- out with counter attacks.
Only near Tuhure was the French
force successful in capturing eight hun
dred meters Of trenches, when counter
attack. brought them to n standstill
Attempts by the enemy to pierce the
German line in the neighborhood OF
Because jour farm failed.
On the eastern front, at Dvinsk, the
Germans have penetrated the enemy
positions to the three-mile line. At
other points the Russian offensive has
failed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
EXCEPTION TAKEN
70 ACHrS FIGURES

Figures do not always tell the truth,
according to Louis Rosa of the city
treasurer's office, who takes vigorous
exception to the figures quoted by W.
c. Achi in attempting to prove a waste
Of money in the treasurer Office.
Achi declares that the treasurer g
yearly expenses in 1905 were $3,S40.00
and for the first six months of 1915
$4l25. Achi blames all this on the
present charter and is inclined to label
the Increase unnecessary expense.
81 wish Achi would come down to
our Office" stated Mr.. Rosa yesterday,
land together with his comparative
figures, get up a table comparing the
work we do. He will see that since
1905 the work here has doubled while
the expense has increased only one and
a quarter times. Thus, in reality, Achi
aud the taxpayers are getting more
work for less money than they did be-
fore" .taN,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MAN
AGEMENT. CIRCULATION.

Hawaiian Gazette, Semi. Weekly.
Editor, r. o. Matheson. al
Business Manager, c. s. Crane.
Publishers: The Hawaiian Gazette
Co., Ltd. IT,. .#,G
Owners-Stockholders holding / per
cent or more OF total amount Of stock.
L. A. Thurston, Honolulu.
c. s. Crane, Honolulu. F."
Mrs. A. W. Pearson, Honolulu.
Edward Dekum, Honolulu.
Bondholders, Mortgages and other Sc
curity holders: None.
CHARLES s. CRANE,
E Manager.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me
this eth day of Oct, A. d. 1918.
HYLA b. C00NLEY,
Notary Public for the First Circuit,
Territory of Hawaii. ~'a .a,e
My commission expires June 80, 1916.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
CITY PLANNING BOARD
COMPLETED BY MAYOR

Mayor Lane yesterday completed his
organization of the city planning com.
mission and will announce the person,
mel Monday night at the meeting of the
board of supervisors.
The mayor said yesterday the fifth
and last member of the commission had
been obtained. The mayor had asked
his choice if he would serve and re
ceived favorable answer, he said
che 5 a good man, too" the mayor
declared.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
SOLDIER DROPS DEAD
IN A BARBER SHOP.

A soldier, said to belong to Company
F of the Second Infantry, Fort Shafter,
dropped dead in a Japanese barber
shop on Hotel street, near Nuuanu last
evening. His name could not be
learned.
The soldier had entered the shop with
a companion to get shaved. Upon arts,
liz from the chair he complained of
feeling i'll. A second later he pitched
forward on his face. Persons in the
shop rushed to pick him up, but they
found lfeless body.
The body was taken to Fort Shafter
Lusitania was formerly the name of
Portugal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
SAN FRANCISCO HEARS !.
SUGAR news JOYFULLY

N'H""VO1"s0U EIV"0 " N0uVINI WIIoIo6B'TI
SAN FRANCISCO, October THE
San Francisco Cal, Post says today that
the news that Secretary McAdoo has
recommended TO the President the. re-
tentiOn of the present duty of a cent
a pound on sugar AS an imperative rev.
enue measure has aroused great enthu-
siasm here. 1t will mean that Congress
will be asked to repeal the present law
abolishirg the duty on May !, 1916.
Even with the reduced tariff on sugar
this. year, the war and its stimulation
of prices have more than offset the loss
rs which would naturally result to the
PRODUCES. 1884,. ....... +.
Probably year of the greatest pros.
perity is ahead for the industry, il is
declared, .'...'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
NAVAL ADVISERS ASK
S5,ODO,OOOLABORATORy
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless

Associated Press by Federal wireless)
WASHINGTON, October S.-A re
search and experimental laboratory
costing $5,00O,000 was recommended 1y
the Naval Advisory Board, of which
Thomas A. Edison is chairman, at the
boards first meeting here yesterday.
The recommendation was made in tn"
form of resolution.
1t was learned after the meeting
tnat Secretary of the Navy Daniels
probably would include request for
the appropriation in his recOmmenda,
tions to congress
The proposed laboratory is where tho
hoard would work out, under supervis
ion of the experts of which it is com
prised, ideas from every source for i'm
nrovement of the naval arm of nation
al defense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
BETwEEN BOARDS.

oIaa, so, 25, 500; olaa, rs, 5.s71s;
olaa, 80, 10, $50; olaa, so, so, 200,
6.75; Olaa, SO, $50; Olaa, IS, Is,
6.621a olaa, so, CTS; olaa, 100, SO, rs,
l75, so, 1905 olaa, 10, 7a2h; Ne
Biyde,, so, $50, Is, 10, 220, $50; Ne.
Bryde, so, 6.621s; MeBryde, 80, 25,
700; Pioneer, 25, rs, 100, $500; Pho.
neer, so, so, 80, $3.50; ii. q. q s. Co,
Is, 25, 1928; Haw. Pineapple Co., Is,
1925; II. B. 4 M. Co, 80, 1873; Oahu
Sug. Co., 40, 10, 90; Oahu Sug. Co. 8 Is.
$4,000, 10000; Hon. Gas IS, $500, 1908
Hilo 1901 6s, $500, $3.50. lh,
SESSION SALES.
Eva, 100, 23.0O; MeBryde, 5, 500;
Olaa, so, 100, so, so, 100, $50; olaa.
100, 100, 100, 100, $50, 100, SO, 100,
100, 1916; Pioneer, so, so, so, 22.50;
Waialua, 100, 100, so, so, 24.OO; Oahu
Sugar Co., 5, S7.0O; MeBryde, Is, 500;
H. C. 4 8. Co., Is, 5000; Eva, 10,
25.00j Pioneer, 10, 90; onomea, 30,
$500; Honokaa, 10, $50; Waialua, so,
45, 24.50; Eva, so, $500; Oahu Sugas
Co, 10, 2TOO; H. B. & NJ. Co., 10,
1878. So
NOTICE Ia
Honolulu, T, IT,, Oct }, 1915.
At meeting Of the Board of Diree-
tors Of Onpr.ea Sagar Company, held
this date, an extra dividend was de-
clared of / per cGnt o" 80 cents Per
share, due md payable on October Goth
next. This adleG TO the regular diyi.
lend Of PEI cent, makes a total Of
per cent or II per share to te dis
bursed on the date mentioned.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.. &ts
So analysis beets, ono adviees.)
Parity ~ ...
96' cent. (for Haw. sugars) S.7o.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
ITALIANS
INTO A CHARGE
(Associated Press by Federal Wirelesa.l

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WirelesB.)
ROME, October SIN one of the Sc
ere engagements on the Isonzo front
yesterday, the Austrians Unanswered
INTO position to lombard the Italian
ines along the left wing of the Monte
san Michels zone. The fire became so
Ealing that the Italians could not hold
he trenches, but instead of retiring
hey charged upon the gunners. The
action was so unexpected that the Aus.
rians were taken completely by sur
prise and routed, leaving thirty-six
guns and a number of prisoners in tia,
ian hands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
BRITISHER ATTACKED
IN SOUTH ATLANTIC
Associated Press by Federal wirslsss,l

RIO DE JANEIRo, October THE
possibility that q vessel hostile to
Great Britain is still roaming the seas
was given color today by the report
Of the British freighter San Melito, on
arrival today from Tuxpan, Mexico. The
frrighter reported that an unknow YES.
sci in the night attacked her and sent
eight proieetiles against her sides,
which exploded and killed one and
wounded six of the crew.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
BILLION BUSHEL CROP
OF WHEAT ESTIMATED

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.l
WASHINGTON, October 7. - The
country : wheat crop is placed at l.
Uu2,u2O,n0O bushels in estimates just
made public by the department of agri,
culture. This heats the best previous
record, that Of 1912, by lll,OOO,OOO
Bushels
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
TWO EXTRA QUAKES
IN SAN FRANCISCO

As"ocisted Press nv Federal WirelessO
SAN FRANCISCO, October S.-Two
sharp earthquake shocks were felt here
yesterday. The shocks were distinct in
all parts of the city, but no damag
was done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
BRITISH OFFICERS IN
CASUALTY LISTS MANY

rA"'""iatNd Press by Federal wirsless)
LONDON, October S.-The total cas-,
rIltIrs amongst British officers up to
-, according to the Official
lists, are 1904, of whom 5l76 are list
rl as killed in action or died of wounds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
GERMANS HARD PUT
i. FOR COPPER SUPPLY

tASreri"'od Press by Federal Wireless)
LONDON. October San Exchange
Telegraph despatch from Amsterdam
uuounrps that the German authorities
ave confscated all chandeliers, lighting
.'tus and works Of art containing
supply of the metal having
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
WHAT THE TARIFF NEWS DID
TO STOCK AND BOND MARKET

TOTAL SALES OF STOCKS IN
SESSION
Thursday wednesday
2,165 % ...,
TOTAL SALES OF STOCKS Be
TWEEN BOARDS .. e..
Thursday wednesday
1886 1876 H. -.
TOTAL SALES OF BONDS BE.
TWEEN BOARDS a' a
Thursday Wednesday
$1,000 ~.r 5000 ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
removal. OF THE
FREE SUGAR FEAR
DOOMED MARKET

Shares In Sugar List Advanced
With a tJump and Brokers Had
The Busiest Session Since the
Day the War Was Declared
TRADING ON CHANGE .N4#.+
, IFa5BRoKE RECENT RECORDS
. .rsgft ~ $500 T.. &fiF 3.
Anticipated That Elimination Of
Suspense Over. Tariff Program
win Release Reserve Funds
Held As Hard Time Money
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08

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H::ss:::4T;::$EE;;;ss$s::l$$:::
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mo SSR.eo;: Rel
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HS SS q. sSSG,SE;
hon RI 6LCo.6p
oSsiiS iiScSS c So
McBryde S. Co. Sc
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p ssiiis = i. MiRSS,
Pioneer ssi;;i'M.cc, s.;
San carlosM, Co. pc
WaialuA A. Co. DC
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08

SUoAR
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Haw. Sua. Co. seq.
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Honomu ...,......
Hutchinson Sugar
Plantation Co...
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sSs1SS;asid:,SeaIG
Qlra Sugar Co. lid
R sssS ssaaSRiii:c C.
bchic 90. ........
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Wailuku Sugar Co.
WaluIanalo ,..,,,.
Waimea Sugar Min.
MiscsulAssous
Has$sE$PSssttasa%
Haw. Electric Co.
Hs,PiesSspipIiseC.
Hon. 6isil:iSseRdh:..e.
RaEIoSssS ISSif &C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-10-08
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Thursday, October Z, 1915.
NAME o, STOCK

MnRcAHTIn
Acre Baldwin Ltd
G Brewer q Co...
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The Womans Club
trdited ny The womsns club

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from one emu y, w. eo""''s W
other, ano reaenes ''e"'y e..'S 'o'"
mun'.y' no "'a''e' "o" 'e"''.,
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mss pe.'ea'eu eve" ''e 'e'''o'e wv
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~ ''e Se"'e VI nervous p'o'
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c'A' sc'enee 'n's e'uo mas no"e' 49,
are, however womt u mere VIM 49,
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-25
NINA

Several from here attended court
yesterday.
Mr.. w. Z. Whitaker and wife visited
the latters father Sunday.
Mr.. Willie Prewitt is just recovering
from an attack Of tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ross visited Mr..
and Mrs. John Ross at Haekley Sunday.
Farmers are most all busy preparing
for another crop blowing and burning
tobacco beds.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Carl Prewitt and little
Annie Mae. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Prewitt at Round Hill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0dus Malear and little
daughter were the pleasant guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Watson Sunday.
Mrs. Crowley Ross and children Of
Madison visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Baker OF this place Sstur.
day night and Sunday.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-02-25
Oil Treatment for
Stomach Troubles

a simple prescription made up Of a
continuation OF pure vegetable oils Is
producing wonderful results for suf..
ferers from stomach. liver and intestinal
troubles. The remedy, which IS said
TO have originated IN France, where IL
has been used for years by the pcasantry.
was introduced into this country by
George II. Mayr, leading Chicago
druggist, who cured himself OF severe
stomach. liver and intestinal troubles by
It's use Those who have used i say the
FIRST dose is sufficient to convince any
one of its remarkable merit, and that
within tweny-four hours the sufferer
feels like a new person This medicine,
which has become known as Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. is sold by leading
druggists everywhere with the positive
understanding that your money will BE-
refunded without question or bubble IL
ONE bottle fails to give you sbssh0
satisfaction.