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Earned. runs-San Francisco, 5. Three-base
hit-Veach. Two-base hits-Veach To- Ebright,
Everett and Armstrong. Sacrifice hits-kbright,
Hanley, F. Levy and Fogarty (2). First base on
errors-Stockton, s. San Francisco, 2. First
base on called balls-Stockton, ?; San Fran
cisco, 5. Left on Dissatisfaction, Z; San Fran
cisco, Z. Struck out-By Hoffman, 2; by Looka-
baugh. 2 Double plays-Eyerett, Shea and
Veach; Shea to Veach Armstrong to D. Levy.
Time of game-Two hours. Umpire-Charles
Sweeney. Official Scorer. W. Stapleton.
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KNIT GooDSI

Our collection of Winter Knit Goods for ladies'
and childrens wear is coming in rapidly, and
sales are already brisk.
Ladies handkerchief Skirts in combinations of
color, such as pink and white, blue and white,
tan and white, 81 25
Worsted Fascnators in cream pink, thickly
studded with beads, 81 Is.
Ladies' Worsted Hoods, in navy, seal or black,
IS cents.
Fancy Knit Nubias, in pink, blue or cream, 75c.
Ladies Black Worsted Leggings, IS cents.
Infants Worsted Caps, so cents.
Infants Worsted Caps, covered with silk thread
and bound with swansdown 81 IS.
Infants Knit Sacques IS cents
Infants Knit Sacques pretty styles in two combi-
nations of colors IS cents and 81.
Infants Drawer Leggings, cardinal, navy or
white, IS cents.
Children's Cream Knit Skirts, so cents.
Misses Worsted School Hoods, in garnet navy
or SEAL SO cents.
Ladies' Shetland Shawls, in light colors, so, IS
cents and 81. Finer qualities, 81 so to So so.
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Notaries Public.

The following Notaries were appointed
by the Governor yesterday; w. R. Thomas,
Oakland; E. G. Heacock, Alameda; G. c.
Swain, MARTINEZ VIM. Mcneil, Havilah; T.
E. Rowan, Los Angeles; A. d. Jones. MERGED;
T. r. Dean, Jr., Clear Lake; A. M. John
son, Sacramento f. w Pugh, San Bernar-
dino; J. f. Walker, Pervis; John Ginty,
San Diego; Walter A. Clark, Mountain
View; Julius Mangenheim, Newman; M.
II. Sweeten, Ell Modena.
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That Bird Lottery.

A. Addleberg was acquitted in the Police
Court yesterday of the charge of grand lar
ceny, preferred against him by Charles
Cummings, a man who endeavors to gain a
livelihood by running what is called bird
lottery. Addleberg told similar story to
that which was published in the RECORD
UNION yesterday, and Judge Buckley or
dered the defendant discharged. The birds
were awarded to Cummings, however.
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Our First Fall Sale

OF millinery to-day. We propose to do as
we did last season-close out all hats and
bonnets that have been made up three
weeks at one-third discount. Our sale OF
large wings, ali colors, at 10c, are 25c wings,
and our &c quilts are sc ones; our 25c
birds are SOC ones. You should not fail to
attend this sale, at Millinery Department,
Red House.
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Earned runs-Sscramento. /; Oakland, 0.
Home run-Roberts. Two-base hit-Reitz. Sac
rifice hits-Dungan (2), n. 0'Neil. First base on
errors-Saeramento. 4; Oakland, l. First base
on called balls-Saeramento, >; Oakland, 4.
Len on bases-Sacramento, u: Oakland, 8.
Struck out-By Harper, s; by Cobb, S. Passed
balls-McHsle. 0; Lohman, l. Wild pitches
Harper /; Cobb, O. Time OF game-Two hours
and ten minutes. Umpire-Sheehan. VIII II.
Young official scorer.
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BRIEF NOTES.

The Governor on yesterday appointed
Newton G. Rogers a Commissioners of
Deeds at Louisville, Kentucky.
Governor Waterman on yesterday COM
missioned Frank Hinckley, of San Bernar-
dino county, Trustee of the Southern Cali
fornia State Asylum for Insane, vice NJ. A.
Murphy, resigned.
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To-day,s Game,

The Oaklands and Sacramentos play ball
again this afternoon at Snowflake Park,
commencing at o'clock. A large crowd
will undoubtedly attend. Hoffman and
Shaw will do the pitching, and Bowman
and Lehman the catching. Ward will
play at short for the Sacramentos and
Stapleton will be on first base.
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CiviI Service Examination.

The examination of applicants for posi-
ton in the classified Departmental Service
and Railway Mail Service will take place
in the Supreme Courtroom this morning,
beginning al 9 o'clock. The examination
will be under the supervision of George B.
Hoyt, representing the Civil Service Com
mission
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Sacramento, September 24-By Rev. Father
Haupts, Arthur j. Wilson to Josephine 2.
Sellinger, both of this city. No cards.l
Sacramento, September 90 By A. N. Growden,
pastor of First Christian Church, Mr. Holm
strone, of Grand Island, and Miss Lucinda
Lighthall, OF Sacramento.
Bar Valley, Colusa county, September 23-By
Rev. Mr. Eastman, at the residence of the
brides parents, King Becker to Miss Bertha
Epperson both of Colusa county.
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vEACH HIT THE BALL.
The Rest of the San Franciscos Played
Ball, Too.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 26th.-The
game between San Francisco and Stockton
st the Oakland grounds to-day was rather
one-sided affair, the home team winning
by score of 10 to 5. The batteries were
Looksbaugh and Speer and Hoffman and
Levy.
Hoffman, who is recent arrival, pitched
q pretty fair game. Dave Levy, who has
been signed by Stockton to fill yogt's
place as backstop, played good ball
throughout the game. Score:
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The stockton Fair.

Persons wishing to visit the Stockton
Fair and return any time before the 9th of
October can secure round-trip tickets at
reduced rates.
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MeLanrhlin,s crneItx.

Superior Judge Van Fleet yesterday
granted divorce to Lizzie Mclaughlin
from Charles Mclaughlin, Second-street
saloon-keeper, on the ground of the latter's
extreme cruelty.
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JUST received, large invoice of Chick
ering C Sons Pianos, in Circassian, wal.
nut, mahogany and rosewood. Hammer
music store. No. $50 street. See them
before buyipg
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Hon. M. G. WINCHESTER, Prohibition
and American nominee for State Con-
troller, will speak at Pythian Hall, Ninth
and I streets. next Monday night. Come
and hear him.
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Read Our Ad, To. day.

There is valuable information. II tells
you where you can save money, and what
on. Red House
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MARRIED..

THE best value for your money at Dor
RANGES Cash Grocery. 525 J street.
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DIED.
Drowned, in the Sacramento river, on the Yolo
side, September 21st-Marion, Oldest son of
Marion and Carolina Jacento, a native of
California, IS years. months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from the under.
taking parlors of W. J. Kavanaugh, SIS ]
street, Sunday. September 18th, at 1:30 o'clock;
thence to the Cathedral, Eleventh and K
streets. where funeral services will be held Il
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BORN.
DIED

Monte Vista NEAR Brighton, September e-wife
of j. Z. Lundquist, a son.
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DISCRIMINATION OF CLUBS.

The first of the clubs to reorganize dur
ing the recess was the old Glee Club. W. h
Sherburn was temporary Chairman, and
called the meeting TO order. with stirring
and patriotic speech. He then announced
that the election of permanent officers was
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city
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uutDIle, w A. JODsOD, w M. JERKS, w =.
w. Coons, J. c. Andrews, H. C. White, NJ.
]. Dillman, A. NJ. Smith, F. A. Daroux, c.
H. Holmes, T. H. Duden, George W Arm
strong, Nelson Wilcox, Frank Swift, F. J..
McManus, J. A. Sheehan, W. H. Ambrose,
G. H. Springer, w. H. c. Gardner. II. /.
Pierson, J. Frank Clark, w. F. Wilkinson,
B. A. Johnson, Charles j. Rhein, Jas.
Garrison, W. NJ. Foote, H. Bennett, Chas.
Petit, A. A. Walton, J. w. Reeves, Frank
Wilson. H. G. Bidwell James Seadler, W.
J. Grubbs, A. Grubbs, John Schaeffer, F.
d. Ryan, Eugene Grubbs. George G.. Davis,
W. c. Hart, s. Drummonds, w. H Davis,
A. L. Hart. NJ. W. Davis, J. l. Felter, w.
II. Govan, J. A. Howell, J. F. Riley, H. H
Thielen, T. P. Williams, A. D. Bowley. A.
Mcdonnell. ]. ]. Cahill, j. c. Brusie, j. S.
Parker, J. L. Evans.
After the roll had been signed the audi
ence scattered about the hall, to the vari-
Gus club meetings which were called here
and there. An account of what was done at
these meetings is given below.
LOSING no TIME.
When the brigade was called to order
again, after the recess, President Steffens
announced that he had chosen the Execu-
tive Committee as follows: r. B. Harmon,
Colonel James McNasser, H. C. Chapman,
1oh cCOi'. n. hciloIOu, w. ~. hulSuts
and George Newman.
The President then called for reports as
to what had been done in the way of or
ganizing clubs during the recess, and was in
formed that the old Resolutes, the Glee Club
ito be known now as the Markham Glee
Club, the Boys in Blue, and the Fire Brig.
sde had been reorganized
These announcements were received
with enthusiastic applause
Major Ennis stated that there would be a
meeting of Fourth Ward Republicans,
Tuesday night, for the purpose of organ
| izing another club.
10. Coleman suggested that it would be
good idea to inform Colonel Markham by
telegraph of what had been done at this
meeting, and to inform him that he would
be given rousing reception. This was
put in the shape of motion. and carried
After short general discussion, conclud.
| ing with three cheers for Markham and the
Republican ticket, an adjournment was
taken to the call of the Chair.
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In l and 2 Acre Lots
NEAR THE TOWN OF UNION,
ON EASY TER MS
pY virtue of authority vested in me by
- Archie II. Stokes, we'll sell, on Sales
day, Monday December 1st. 1890, before the
Court House door, Mt I'm ion, during t.o
usual hours of sac, tile Real property know IL
THE FAIR GROUNDS,
situate about half mile from the corporate c
limits Of the town, on the Pinckney and
Santuc Roads, containing 85 acres, moro or
less. The said land has been laid off into
/ and g Acre
CONVENIENT LOIS,
suitable for building Homes. with large gar
deus attached, and will be sold on the fo,-
lowing accommodating
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash, the balance in one and
and two years equal iustallments, secured
by bond bearing per cent. interest, rom
day Of sale, and a mortgage Of the premises.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
WILLIAM MUNRO,
Attorney.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.

l. llC SCttCC VI OOlUll IUlollll9.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
w. Tyrrell Jones and Ida Willeford, as .\d-
minis ra,or,, with Tic viii annexed, Of
Tyrrell J. Jones, deceased, Plaintps,
against
Harriet C. Jeter, Thomas Lee Thorr, as
Executor of James B. Steedman, deceased,
and Reuben II. Rawls, DEFENDANTS.
!! y obedience TO nn order made in the
l. above stat,l case by his Honor, w. ii.
Wal,ce, Circuit Judge, l will sell before
the Court House door, in the town of Union,
within tho legal hours of sale, OF the first
Monday in Decembcr, 1890, the following
.-lssGrihel- -pgopsrlya -!9-Yi--;------- To-
153 ACRES.
All that tract Of lan1, lying, being and
situate in Union County, Stitc aforesaid, +,
ON waters of Meals Greek, containing one
hundred and ffy-thrcc acres more
or less. adjoining lands Of john
Mca lor oil the North, of William Dawkips
on the East, and on the North an West 10y
lands of Catharine Jeter.
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchase money to be paid cash
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Nov. 4, 1890.
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VIM. A. RICH0L SON & SON,
B a. N * Z r s
UNION, SC.

A general banking business t.ansacted.
Deposits received, subject to check.
Exchange bought aud sold.
Collections made on oil points.
Safe deposit boxes to rent.
Accounts of individuals and firms solic ted.
We represent the following Insurance
Companies:
Aetna Insurance Co., Assets, Sl0,Oli ,olO
Phenix Insurance Co., 4,IoI 'Zoo
Norwich UDion +. Ins. Society, l,oOo'oon
Washington Life Insurance Co., lo'ooo'oVV
80 Fire, Life and Tornado Insurance
? Sept q 90 #s. ""
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
:. Cnurt of Cnmmnn Dlnnc

COurt OF common PleaS.
j. Calhoun Hunter, as Adm'r. of the goods,
cha'tcls, and credits Of Martha A. L.
Sartor, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Nat Goude1ock, Dcfenddnk
n obedience TO an order made in the above
Il stated case, by his Honor, W. H. Wallace,
Circuit Judge, | will sell before the Court
u ouse door, in the town of Union, within
the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday
in December, 1890, the following described
property, to-w:t
253I ACRES.
:! Il ut tract of land, lying, being and
situate in Fish Dam Township, Union
County, state aforesaid, containing two hun
dred and ifty-thrce and onc-half acres,
more or less, known rs the Gross Roads
Plncc," in the division Of the lands of John
=. Sartor. deceased.
434-S5-100 ACRES.
All that tract of land, lying, being md
situntc in Fish Dam Township, Union County,
State aforesaid, adjoining the .'Cross Roads
Place." con aiming four hundred and thirty
four and s5-lO0 acres, more or less, known
as the "Middio Tract iu the division Of
lands Of }. =. Strtor, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE
One-third cash the balance on n credit
Of one and two years, in equal insallments,
with il terc,t from dny Of sale, to be secured
by hond Of the purchaser ADD mortgage of
the premises.
-..f JAMES MUNRO.
Master for Union County.
Master, 0eiSe, Nov. =, 1890.
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Notice.
Valuable Property for Sale

T OFFER for sale the most desirable place
in Union County and and one OF the
most desirable pace in upper Caroinaf con-
sistipg Of
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
more or les. Two hundred acres OF this
land .ie within the corporate limits OF the
town of Union, OH which is nearly new
SIX ROOM COTTAGE
o,d o,l other out.ihe improvements necessary
for a 10 horse farm
This land has about 800 acres of land
now in cult:vati on, the ro.t in oak and pine
timber, with abont 80 acres OF brancn oo'-
toms.
The health of the place cannot be surp ,ss-
cd in any country and challenge proof TO
The G, ntrary. On it are wells and springs
of water with branchts running through
the lands.
will sell il as n whole, or in small tracts,
and nm ea.y terms, to suit purchasers.
'"" =. NJ. RICE, SR.
Oct IL ~
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~ The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
William Il. Graham, PhntV,
against
Angelina Scott, Thomas j. Scott. Samuel
A. Scott, Joseph G. Scott, and others, De-
fendants.
IN obedience TO an order made IN the
above stated case, by his iionnr, IL.
Wallace, Circuit Judge, ] will sell before The
.SiSourt House door, in the town OF unoi,
within the legal hours of sale on the first
Monday in December, 1890, the following
described properly. to-wit:
287 ACRES.
All that tract of land, lying. being and
situate in the said County Of Union, boun'
dcd North by lands Of Nat Foster, East 10y
lands CT Nlrs. Clarissa Gault, South by
lands Of Mrs. Catherine Belue, AMI West by
lands of estate Of Charles Scott, deceased
containing two hundred and eighty sever
acres, more or less.
Said land will be sold in two separate
tracts.
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchase money to be paid cash.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Nov. 6, 1890
s. Nov Ia Al a.
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NURSING CORSETS.

Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, invite the aides OF
the town AMI county to call and examine my
elegant new stock, assuring them that my
prices shall be "a low and my work as g"oi
rs any establishment in upper South Iaro'
lima. Mho. 1ho'
Oct 81
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If your Engine, Boiler, Thrcshcr, Gin or
Mill needs repairing, nowis thc'lime to have
!: done. Do not wait until you need the
machine, OF until others send theirs, thus.
crowliug the ship and delaying your work,
but send at once and avoil the annoyance
of being kept waiting. 1t takes time to re
pair machine properly, so th't if every
one waits un il his machine is ccdcd, and
all send at once, some of you vii, either DO
kept waiting or Il wilis have 10 lose your
"ri vd%r hH mnrS tmS Mhc Sh nSs RSsipss5 " ss il
promptly and we'll. Delays arc dangerous.
Il. NJ. McDERMID.
May IL 20 II
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--------------.'-1 i2402 AcnEs
AL ,h,t certain tract Of land, lying, being
and situate in Fish Dam township, Union
County, State nf. resuid, containing twelve
hundred and forty and one.half acres more
or less, bounded by lands of j. {. Ncharis.
Mrs. F. Linder, estate of Nj. a. +. Sa'tur.
and others.
Sail tract will be sold in six separate
tracts Plats of which can be seen at my
office.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-thrd cash the balance OH a credit
of one and two years in equal ins'allmcn's
with interest from day of sale, to be secured
by bond of the purchaser and mortgage OF
the premises.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Nov. 4, 1890.
Nov Ii At ot
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ever ir,ugbt to Union, and asks her old
friends and customers TO call aud feast their
eyes on them. ,,.,
l return sincere thanks for past liberia
natronape ard IN, ,end TO deserve coptinu-
aoce cf hose favors Icy strict atien'ioa to
the wishes OF my patrons and studying the :
interest in the quality Of prices Of goods
sell. ~ Mis- ~ y" fooo
Oct 40 A
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The State of South Carolina.
= COUNTY OF UNION.

= COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.
William 7. Graham, Plaintiff,
-------- Uyrinsf - -
Elizabeth Malone, Sarah Z. Bobo, Susan
Clegs, and Ann Greer, Defendants.
IN obedience to an order made in the above
l. stated case, by his Honor, w. II. Wal
, lace, Circuit Judge, l Will sell before the
Court House door in the town of Union,
within the legal hours of sale, on the first
Monday in December, 1890, the following
described property, to.wit:
40S ACRES.
The reminder which vests in Sarah E :.
Bobo, after the termination OF the life estate
of Elizabeth Malone, in and to oil that GER
tain tract Of land, lying being and situate
in Union Township, Union County, South
Caroline, containing four hundred and eight
ceres, more or less, adjoining lands Of estate
Of Mary f. Gist, deceased, Ann Rice, estate
of George Young, deceased, and Tiger
River.
The life estate of Elizabeth Malone, in
said tract above described.
Said lanI will be sold in two separate
tracts.
TERMS OF SALE.
The purchase money!, be pail cash.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union County.
Masters Office, Nov. &, 1890.
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UN RAW ELED


Has it not been puzz'c to many people, |
why so many Of the young people Of our
county have dec ded, during the resent |
year, to quit living alone, or in some other |
persons house, and have taken unto him |
or herself just one other person, ard they |
two have set up a house of their own?
Why Just 20 to s. NJ. RICE, JR., i. US.
Sore and sec the many humdreds at
valuable househo articles and beautiful
TOYS on his
S AND 10 CTS. COUNTERS
and YOU can see for yourself th"t many
Young couple just beginning lie, can get
from tbse ccun crs almost n complete outfit
of hqusehold pnl kitche, goods for just
3 ofAU tents.SGcG vaeeptSahe very heavy
articles aud great many %! Ihc C can be
bought from him ct n pop rtio"ately low
price. - .,.,
Besides bis famous 3 AND 10 CENTS
| COUNTERS, lie carries in stock n full line of
General Merchandise, such as
GROCERIES-IIEA AID FANCY,
BOOTS AND SHOES-A DRIVE IN
THESE,
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARD AND IIOLLOWWARE,
TIN AND wOODENWARE,
JUG AND JARWARE, AND FLOWER
POTS,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
CHS, PAINTS AND WINDOW CLASS,
CONFECTIONARIEs. sc.
Special attention is directed to my stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of which 4Suve just received a big lot, and
have marked them down below ordinary
prices, notwithstanding the recent advance
on such goods.
Also, / call special attention 10 my
, CROCKERY and TINWARE.
, have the large and most complete
stock of Crockcry and Tnwaie in town, and
am selling great deal "f IL because 'he
people know am not high on 1t.
Just one word mere for my AND 10
CENTS COUNTERS: am selling goods of
of these counters eli over The country
Travelling drummers frequen ly buy several
of these article to carry home W tn them.
They know they ave cheap. Some II them
are 25 cents articles. have received orders
(, ON Columbia aud ether places Tor these
goods.
L Now, you need NOT wonder that there are
80 many couples uuiiing themselves toge'be'
in wedlock. and fitting up house TO ihem
. selves. when they can get at! these thinss sc SC
6 cheap at the st2rs ON TnERAlL koAg, vi
..,-@-S~SfQI QI GE, j Ri e U.
P.S. AisoIAgdnt for Dnp"nrs Rifle ant
Bl'sting Powdsr.and Dynamite, ~
S. NJ r., .Jr., Z. U.
e ,e ooba ~ 40 8m