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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
NOyELAS 4 10 CENTAI0s.

Avte dc BuSc3' Mafldo
Amor Y Narfirlo
CalyariO de Amor.
81 NOyio PreStaao
VI purgaiorIO de las ~oittFaS
VI p2ralsu de las MuJercS
81 inferno de los noInDreS
ii Hada de los Mares
EI Nidu dc ~RliSehoTeS
Fl Collar dc EsWeTald3S
81 81 de las N!haS.
81 Alma en- IN BeSo-
La Hija de las Flores
la HieI eli los Lablos
Ia Nina de- los JaAH!heS
La Vludd AleSre
Ia Corte del Amor
la PrinCesa del poiar
la Hija de Venus
las Ubreras del Amor
Ias RijaS del Champagne
las EvaS MOdernas
Marina @ Ia iIlIa dc las hlas
NTitItaS sean las MuJ%rrS
NaIdltOs sean los HomhFes
NalditaS sean las Sueerao
NslditO sea q Amor
NaldifoS sean los Lelos
T2SIonar!aS dc Amor
nU--Uf Sc Ca>an lOSHOmDres
rorTrI 81 CaSdn iaS MuJereS
rorGue pecan las milereS
rorGue RcInclden las Niudas
porGwT MurIuuran las NIe!as
nor Sggulr Il una MuIer
81 Najc>,ad 81 Amor
VIVA M NoVla! ~
SrrIna, nor CarlulS Braeme
nnra. por Carlota Graeme
Fl Rrrerrn de GRO
II fii:o MaldiI"
Fl Maluscrlto de nj hadre
Maria. pOr Jorge lsaacs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12

Cusndo neccsite iibros en- cspanoI,
d~irijase a lgnacio E. Lozano 100 N.
Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
IUDC|ALES, c|VIlES @:
] Y kDA|X|STRATEAU
REGISTRO CIVIL.

L]icerc;ss de- mst-imonio.
Raymundo Escohar Y Aurora UrSua
Rcfugio Gonzalez y senora Maria
Torres.
Carlos Flores Y Rosa Casio.
Hilario S. Diaz c Isabel D. Gale
COS.
Nac:micntos.
Una nina del matrimonro +. Mon
taivo. Gale Duval 507.
Una nina del matrimcnio L. Fela.
Gale S. Laredo 42s.
In nino del matrimonio Ramon
Garcia. Gale S. Pecos 720.
Una nina del matrimonio Antonio
Lucio. Gale Veracruz SAL.
Una nina del matrimonio E. Mon
ties. Callejon de Guadalupe 2.
Tn nino del matrimonio Tomas A.
Gala. Gale dc Durango 2l0.
Dcfunciones.
Manuel Reyna. 20 meses. Campo
de Detention.
Sonora Petra Gomez. "a amos. Gale
8. Laredo SIS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12

81 verdadero Dragon RoIO. EncanIa-
mieutOs. moto dc hacerSe Invisible
- C-,1 L-,r;t3 ~AIIviDaGOra -.......... &c
LIbrO Mlgno de san CIprllnO. EdIclon
unica Y complete del raEnoso Grlno- 40
L. C!ayirul; del Hechicrro; o LIDro
- 75c
-, uqgr, Surrrma no
Manual dc N2Eia Blanca .........---.. &c
Ii-T1Si "a. Iflrla Ru'a ...... &c
N;,n|3i "a lrr.,q Segra 25c
Sarrr,pS de los Carlos. Arte dc ga
30 y fEtns los iuegoS sling
Sarre,cS &c Alberto a Grsnde-...-...,- 21c
Sacreloe Ge Ia PTesudtEltaclon Y "a
macts. Lecc!oReS pricticaS de esca-
49,
Ssrrefos del inferno sc
TcsorO de N;lagroS de Ia cruz dc Ia
raysra. N"rdadera joya del ocuitiSmo Soc
Tcrdader0 Horoscope para adtvinar 81
DOryenlr sue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
AEETURsS pE SHERLOCK OLI!ES.
a. ~ CentaVpS iump.l

l1EETURsS De SHERLOCK HOLMES.
81 ~ rentaVUS iomp.p
II IrnactuT dc CadiveTcS.
II ru60 del pIamaHte ALul.
IA HI3 del USurcTU.
Blackwell. 81 Pirata del TainesiS-
Jack II DeStTtpadOr.
Los aonederoS FalSoS de LOndres-
La Maieta Sangrieuia-
IN Medico Criminal
e TsStameaio del Director.
En- Is EscUela del Crtn,en De
p1tts5urS-
Sherlock Holmes y Ell ContTsbsndtsts
\ las PUer:as de Ia Nuerte.
Ia Vluda Roia ie Paris.
la BeStia EunaHa.
Ina Nochs de Terror.
|! RoEo del Collar Gc PCrllS.
Ia Inrame Posada riel CAIRO
Fl NaufragiO de Corfu.
e Rey de los B2GdiGGs.
AvENrURlS De I0GT c. EaFLES.
"a 30 ceniaIOS Cada tOInO.j
Il I~acGgnito N~I>ter!oSo.
Tn RObD Ell 81 PalJCiO Real.
Il Principe JugaGor.
Il NSalIC en cl sleeping.
Il Amn R1!O.
II Heredero dc EaCieS:one.
II SecTeio del milo.
n PTaSjLcrle 4" las COlO1iaS.
FL Fa!~J >f.t%adOr.
Ia pOnreIil Hdptada-
Il Fu>.I dri Negro.
e. TcSoru Lel TuGli.
In Vjaie dc HoGaS.
Il TeS0r0 del EStlGn.
FL SaC1rGOtc gel SOL 3
En- IL kalunrr2-
Il SrCTeIO LcI TcSOTO.
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CIENCIAS OCULTtS.

CiayIcuia del Rey Solomon --.-.....-. @"c
D~IccfoaaElo Internal Coa3scne maSia
blanca. TOis y neg-a, anaricVcnfs' c,c.SL''
Dogma ' Ritual dc Il Ala M7Sia. Il
t!ene e! t~rlangulo Dc >aioiuon, IA
CsSsls. el TaroL, sccretoS del e1ItO.
p~lgruHanCl3, etc.
Frchiridiones. GrlmOrlOS = PeliacJ!oa cue
Fl Dras0n Roo. o sea 81 arte lie man
dzr o los e>piTliGS $4,000. .....--.. &c
Il Poder del fel>aIa!enlo. ~ dominic
: rnttura- Como -sjlLIar 81 cuerza.Sl-el
- LI5To IIrgTaal. TTateGO he las C.C1-
.l4s C.-lt.=. GC-llS-s g !-EIo &c S2n
'--tau" .i-"i~u's GS ~sltup'r. 81
Elsss Sn!9 ! = CARA laseinal. etc. st.sS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
FsPIRTTi>HO.

nayocionario Espiriusla ..
81 LgSro de los Mediums e.?
q fi6ro de los ESplr.tus:- T@rI.r. e
Fl Genesis. les M-asFOa "N :
=, rysHgaWo Sezln Il E>p.Fi"elA".-- .
g CteIo Y el inferno :
S r. P6Stumas de Allan Aa''eA :
.S,,a 90 Fl ESplTiuSnO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12
z EN- EsSSPANOL
DE- vENTA EN- "A CASA EDITORIAL LoZANo.
IA LIBERIA MAS sARATA sEGuRA Y AcREDlTADA
Los pdaa Sc dauehn pm eme con los gs psahs ell mhmo da en- que r@be la on
r DE ~BDtCACIoN.

Los pedidos Sc despaehan por correo, con los gastos pagados, ell mis-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-12

Arltmtuca Comercia! por trcu!lu n,
Irirmafics Elemental por Anizar..--.-.- sH'
AIm8cen de CueaieS para nthos... -,
Curs0 Elemental lie Geogfaila.:. -,
SoHnenGIG he Geograria de Mexico. +''
SornpenGio de GramaliCa Castellana, >e
- .c,4aui2 SpaIsCia. aJ'
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
WANTS
 TO KNOW CHARGES

bill of particulars so that he might know precisely what charges he had got to meet.
 The probe committee agreed to grant him the right to testify and arranged for hearing of his evid' ence on Tuesday.
 They overlooked mentioning any thing about the charges which La toilette is to face and today the Wisconsin senator again repeated his demand for the information as to exactly what charges were made against him and upon which the m- vestigating committee was proceed, ing to investigate.
 Because so far he has not been furnished with the information, La toilette stated this evening that po-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
STIRRING PLAY DREAM

Tonight Harold Lockwood appears in q stirring tale of advantures, "Lillo of the Sula Seas. For those who love red-blooded action, this play promises plenty Of excitement. Besides this headliner a screaming comedy featuring the Triangle com cdian, Mack Swain, His Auuto Runiation", will also he on tonights program. This Imaginable play has strong moralaganst buying SC cond hand machines and is full oi funny situations.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
IR0N HEEL C0MES
 DOWN ALSO GERMANY

self on the War Council, visited the German Military Headquarters, now the sole ruling power in Ger many and from which all other civil and military authorities dir ect their government, to lodge a protest against the drastic meas ures towards labor, but they tailed to gel any satisfaction
 Labor union meetings are nrohl- bited throughout Germany; all peace meeting are made treason able No political activities likely to hamper the government are tole-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

was flying no ensign ~.e -H#a had no name in sight and refused to answer the las signals from tae American asking her uati3Hu.ty and destination.
 Theroupon the American arad a blank shot in the direction or the Swede but still that boat mad 10 response continuing Gil its wa> ignoring the demand of the Ar- ertcan whose own fas was flying from the stern and mastheli
 After waiting several miuates following the firing Of the shct. thc
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

tion
 The Moon island batteries ac- counted for one warship and tive cruisers before being silcnccd.
 The Germans are trying to land an armed force from accompanying transports near Reval but the terri fc fire from the Port Baltic forts compelled the battleships to with draw with their convoy. They are now moving down the coast again with the intention of getting out of range of the Russian guns.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mir. Fred Sickler of Shungnak writing to friend in Nome ia q letter dated September I9 gives some items of interest as to eoulI, tions in the }Eobuk section. Il mo- tica', he says, '' in the Nome pa pers that a strike is reported 70 have been made ill the Walker Lake district. There is nothing to it. Jack Sackctt and Mulfatti have come down and reported that there is nothing doing. M Bride wert t. the Noatak but returned to Feed river to camp and 10 hunt. The two Koyukuk men who rcpor-. q tho first strike, returned to the IIoyukuk. t is presumed At least there was no 2ien 2f them when Jack went up Their digeings did not amount 70 much: it is lla 'd to raise a color. 4 prospector named M'B7idc is campod on Reed river. A prospector named Wilson is o2 Par river. Harry Brown and Jimmie Cross have returned from the Anbler and since Harry $ ground sluicing on the ShVngnak I think it is saf2 to say flat the Ambler will not be worked next summer. Paul Primar and Herman Pohl are still on Lynx creek and report an average year. Lloyd. Tuohy, Wick, Wolfe and native Charley Coffin are on Dahl creek, but it is the same. A Swede named Linncll and a couple of Eskimos are on the Shungnak and have made a Mexican stand-off l do not think it probable that any thing has been found but of course there is always a chance. l have over 200 pounds of cabbage. Some heads weight nine pounds. l have about 800 pounds of potatoes, 400 pounds of turnips and Mrs. Sickler put up 75 quarts of preserves. Our rhubarb did very fine and we have over a dozen quarts put up. Dave Black is running the A. c. store at Allekeket in the Koqukuk, the last I heard. This summer has been particularly cold and cloudy. There is to let a contract for mail route: Tanana-Allokeket-S t-Shungnak- kiana' Kotzebue. This will allow us to send and receive Outside mai sooner and later than the present route. Moran's contract has been cancelled, the Kotzebue P. o. will employ a special carrier.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Ben NycreE with sam Torkelscr has put up 134 barrels Of salmon tor shipment outside in the Port Clarence section. Ben is loud in his denuuciatioa Of the wholesale slaughter ol salmon by natives and others stretching nets clean across the mouth of the river. As a re- suit of this where before the rivers were toeming with salmon there ara low very few relatively speak ing. Ben mentions the urgcn' need of the Fisheries Bure2u to attend to this matter if tho salmon are not to become extinct,
 For the best soc. Dinner in Nome go to the Board of Trade Lunch Counter.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

draft age limit next session from and including eighteen years of age to and including forty.
 Baker fayors lowering the age limit in the select draft to l9 and it is likely that this will be form ally approved before Congress ill the next session by the introdue- ton of an amendmcnt to the SelG:- tive Conaoription Bill.
 Congressman Julius Kahn of Ca }ifornfa made the first iotima.ioa that such a lowering O. tte dra T limits was in contemplation.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 15.-Every- thing points to great uneasiness upon the part Of the governing au- thOrities in Germany and rigid pre- cautions are being taken to prevent any coalition of the masses against tho ruling classes.
 All socialist meetings are taboo; and the latest efforts Of the mii- tary are directed against the trade unionist activity which has been suppressed.
 A delegation of unionist leaders, including Carl Legien who is him
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

American finding no answer fugJa- coming loaded up its forw,r1 acu and fired second shol Ills tao with 20 blank at thc m.ss.l.al5 ship This shct struck the S@ .dt-n vessel which therca8ou rcseraiel with alacrity showing the .sh co!ors. The captain comcgsz Inc statement as 10 the Svedfh s.saej being hit. The second saoa lii boat that was trailing in rae "a.c Of the swedish steamer anJ . gas this fact made the America. o.-, eers suspicious of it's identity.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

AN AMERICAN FORT. Get. IL. -Au American liner arriyn g herc today reports a somewhat sarioa. incident when returnlH4 ta tic t5utld States ion. European Iort.
 When of shore aboa, four bund red miles, the American fired upon a swedish vessel in the Be.gian le He1 service.
 Officers oil board tae Inner report tse incident stating that when the Swedish ship WAS first sighted she
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

rated and the payment of dues to labor organizations is forbidden, organizations of workers being fer the present made illegal
 These measures are being made with view of preventing any revolution ary plots gaining headway rom inc cooperation of the workers and tho radicals for that purpose. It is likely that even more drastic meas urcs will be taken before yerr long if conditions continue a9 ac present with all kinds of plors in the air
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

arrival ot American troops in France to cOurtmartial
 To strengthen the ban the gov crnment is now starting all inYcsti- gation of charges of wholesale ire, gularities upon the part of theae officers and the reports Of German activities and tie progress Of the German victories which are 'sladc in America".
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 15.- The Lafollette investigation is at tracting nationwide attention and today's developments have not served to lessen that interest in any way.
 The proposed testimony of La toilette was expected to have had considerable result in determining the findings, hut the evident suspi- cion of the Wisconsin senator that he is putting up against a frame-up is indicated in his demand for a bill of particulars.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
GREAT DRIVE ON
 THE SLAv CAPITAL

LONDON, Oct 15.-The German naval and land drive against Pc trograd which has been proceeding since the evacuation of Riga ac. cording to German dispatches ts still proceeding.
 The Germans are meeting with grim resistance from the Russig.r land batteries especially on Moon island, but the conquest of Oesell- dago island was accompanied by heavy loss to the Germans.
 The land fire from the Russian batteries sunk four German de-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
QUITE \ DISPLAY.

Members of the Nome Chapter of the Red Cross have made pub lie display oi their work for the benefit Of American soldiers in tho show windows Of the HH's phgr macy and Lomen's drug store Both of these very effective.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

STOCKHOLM, Oct. Reports from the Baltic brought by arriving steamers indicate that very heavy firing is proceeding in the Gulf Of Finland.
 The cannonading was distinctly audible all day yesterday and to day by the incoming boats. Ger man dispatches show that heavy ship losses were incurred from the forts owing to the Russian govern ment having picked veteran artil- lerists to man them.
 You'H get it right in the Worker.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
EXPLOSION: TWO DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-An explosion m the cellulose plant of the Dupont's Gibbstown powder works caused the destruction of the building and the death of two em- plcyees, The origin is unknown. It is probably one O. those cXplo- sicns incidental to the manufacture.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
DCjTcH ARE HOUSED
 BY BRITISH ACTIOU

THE HAGUE, Get, 5-The Netherlands cabinet is ccnferrjng daily on the situation arising from 1he action oi Great Britain in cutt- ing off all commercial cables in the cable communication with Holland.
 No reason has been given tor this step and the Netherlands govern ment has protested but so far .heso protests have been UnayaiIiug.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
CHICAG0 WIVS
 THE pENNAN1Tl" Z"

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The Chl- ,ago White sox WOE lhn world $ title by defeating the Giants in to- days game, tho sixth ot the series by score e. four ta Jwo.
 The same was os'nd in very cold and hlustery weather but the best team uadclhtedIy won.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
WORKING UP EXCITEMENT.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19,-The ap- preach Of elections in this section is marked by gradual working up of excitement and greater interest is being taken in it than ever be fore.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

The sex scored three runs in tho fourtt innings and one in the 1tn,
 The Giants scored two .u ,ho fifth.
 Fahor pitched g good same for thu soz and Benton and parriel were the pitchers fer the Giants,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
MOTOR SHIP iNBAD
 STRAITS OFF COAST

SAN DIEGO. Oct. 15.-A warship left this pert today in answer to an S. o. s. call from the mother motor ship Anvil with fifty persors on board.
 The signals reported that the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
LAST SEEN AT DANCE
 GIRL s BODY FOUND

SEATTLE, Oct. 15.-Pretty Ruth M'Dermott Seattle girl aged 17 was found in the woods ill a lone spot beyond Lake Washington, her body in a state of putrefaction and dismcmbered.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
l'.lREWELL BANQUET.

4 farewell dinner was ajyeq Judge Tucker last evening bg tho members oi the Nome Chamber ot Commerce ana other friends ot tho Judge. The menu was a sumptuoua one and all present did ample jus ticc to the carefully selected bilL Toasts and speeches were given and enjoyed by all present.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

m9tcrship Was foundering in a heavy sea off the coast of Calitor- nia
 It is hoped that the warship will be in time to save the lives of those who are on board
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. l6.- Secretary Baker of the War Depart, ment goes OF record as being op- posed to the proposal to set lhe
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
ATTENTION PIONEERS.

Important business concerning the Hotel, Wednesday Night, Oct, 17th.
 THORULF LEHMANl,,
 President.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

Clothing cleaned, pressed, altered and repaired at the Nome Tailoring Co.,, next door to Segerstrom and Hagen's. ..a.xa s..ss..sSx
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. b. Lafollette is again in the public eye. When he asked to be allowed to testify on his own behalf before the investigating committee he asked that he be furnished with a
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

sitively he would not testify on his own defense unless he knew what he was to speak about.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
NO COUNCIL MEETING.

As mos of the aldermen were at the dinner given to Judge Tucker last night there was no Council meeting.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
COAST GUAHDER iHE!VE-.

The Coaat Guarler Bar arrived yesterday from a cruise to St. Law rc~ue and other points.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
MAIL FOR O&OM0N.

Mail for SolmJu and Council win o2vc this morning at 10 o'clock
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct, b. The Navy Department Is taking steps to bring officers sending home private cablegrams announcing the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

\ real Cabaret, benefit of the Kennel Club, \. B. Hall, October 20th.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16

Reasonable prices, and first class workmanship at the Nome Tailoring Company.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
RED CROSS.

Best show ever given m Eomo t0Y the Money. Date October @:22, MondaN. Dancing.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-16
M. PASCOFF.

M. PASCOFF.
 LADIES X GENTS TAILOR. Your Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and
 Repaired. SUITS MADE TO ORDER from select fabrics and trimmings. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Cor. Lanes Way and Front Street. Full line of Mattresses, Pillows, Beds, Bedding, Blankets, Tents, Tarpaulins war bags at HOLTS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-26

BY Betty Brown
Utility gowns of YOsan silk are
among the elegances Of vacation
wardrobes. A creation worn by Mary
Nash, popular actress, shows
unique arrangement of striped, bOr-
dered, killed side-panels and pockets
remarkable. for their breadth rather
than their depth. An intricately
shirred parasoI lining adds the need"
ed touch of sOftness,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-26

Most extraordinary resemblance"
he said to himself. why, it's the i'm
age of Higgins!"
He had no program. He called an
usher and asked the name. 1t was
Gerald Fielding. Mr.. Dakin gasped
and asked the usher to take around
his card. Yes, Mr.. Fielding would see
him, and he went to the stage door.
He was cordially received. In an
sweT to Dakin's query as to how he
could be two different men at the
same time, he said: You see, Jacob
Higgins was an impossible name for
the stage, so l took another. l was
a tri1e more romantic then" he
smiled. Il am SO now. I know I am
considerably older than - but per-
haps you'd like to see the peach or
Chard?"
Decidedly Dakin would like to see
the orchard, so they arranged to go
out Sunday morning. Fielding did
not once again refer to Mr.. Dakin's
daughter and the other as deteTmin-
edly tabOOed the subject. The peach
grower showed his fine, extensive or
ChaTd with pride and suppressed glee
to his host, who he could see was
profoundly impressed.
you see," he said, 81 play only
short season in the winter, and that
leaves me plenty of time to look after
the orchard"
The next day, as the two men sat
talking in Dakin's room at the hotel
there came a knock at the door. To
the intense surprise Of both, Sue en-
tered. She gave a kind of start at
seeing the two men together.
We're talking business" explained
Dakin. We're thinking of going
into partnership"
She gave a little ecstatic cry. Then
there was some more explaining.
n n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-26

REMONlNG ne CHOOE
Don't you want to hire Teller to
keep the tTamps away, Mrs. Sub
bubs?" asked the small boy.
How can little fellow like you
keep the tramps away" demanded
Mrs. SUbbUbs.
Easy enough" replied the boy. Il