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Evening star., 1893-11-22
SCHAEFER LEADS IVES.
beginning the Billiard Match fO1
$4,000 at Chicago. = =


Jacob Schaefer and Frank c. Ives met in
Central Music Hall. Chicago, last night, to
battle with the cues and ivories for the bill
lizard championship of America, a purse of
5000, and the net gate receipts. The match
is at the fourteen-inch balk-line game for
400 points, 500 of which will be played for
five consecutive nights.
Dump" Rhines officiated as referee and
Charley Matthews as marker
Schaefer Won the lead and played with the
black, but failed to score in the first in
ming. Ives started off well with % scored
mostly on difficult single and double cush-
ion shots.
Neither of the experts seemed to strike
his gait, their play being labored and of
the mechanical kind fer nineteen innings
The wizard started the twentieth with a
score of 300 to his credit. He played rp
SS points with his old-time skill and ease
He caught the balls for the first time at
anchor and when they broke he followed
with table nurse which kept the mark or
busy and ended by anchoring the iyories
again.
The big run of the night was made bv
the wizard in the twenty-first inning by
n series of skillful archoring and nursing
alternately. When the century mark was
reached the hall resounded with applause
he scored lis, missing hard follow shot
twenty-sixth time he braced up against a
score of 653 to 256 and started in to make
few.
He piled up a, and in the next inning
peat Schaete"s nigh run with 130, his play
showing consummate skill. equaIing his on
ponents best performance. These two big
runs brought Ives score up to 463 against
Col for Schaefer.
After four small innings Ives picked I'M
again and made the greatest run of the
game-lSl-missing a simple cushion shot
but making many which brought down the
bouSe.
Then Schaefer comnletad hi. oon ..,
run of IS. Ives total, 6G3. Schaefer's aver
age was 24.S. and Ives 20 23
Evening star., 1893-11-22
GEN. HARRIsON's TRIBUTE.
Ex-Secretary Rusl< Brave Soldier
and Man of Broad Statesmanship.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Nov. 22-Gen
Harrison spoke with deep feeling last even
ing regarding the death of Gen. Rusk He
said:
Il had very little acquaintance with Gen.
Rusk prior to his going into my cabinet
though / knew he had been a brave soldier
and Congressman of ability. AS Secre-
tary of Agriculture he was highly success
full. He was a man of broad statesmans hip
and looked out for the greatest benefit for
the whole country. He made a special
study of our export products and the for
eign embargoes. and worked constantly
through the Secretary of State to have these
restrictions to expectation removed. His
success all the world knows"
Evening star., 1893-11-22
Personal Mention.

FIRST assistant secretary of the interior
has submitted his annual report to the
Secretary of the Interior.
Controller Eckels will return from New
York tonight.
Secretary Carlisle will return from New
! ork tonight His report to Congress is
lar from finished. and he will devote him
ten days. >
Mr.. Alfred w. Kenaston of MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi. is now visiting his sister Mrs 0tis
q. Goodall OF IL K street northwest.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
CHICAGO TO NEW YORK,
Elevated Electric Road Between the
Cities to Be Built

CLEVELAND. Ohio, November 22-The
long talked-of elevated electric railroad be-
tween Chicago and New York will, in all
probability, be built. The scheme has been
in a state of incubation for the last two
years During the last eighteen months
there nave been numerous secret meetings
held i'll this city, and another, begun yes
terday, will continue throughout today The
session is in progress at the residence of
DIR. J. G. Anderson, 1919 Euclid avenue.
Capital from New York to St. Louis is in
terested in the affair, and a sufficiently
large amount has been secured by the pro-
jectors to insure it's success.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
The COlumb bian Alumni

The alumni of the Columbian University
will have a social meeting tonight at The
university building. The annual meeting
of the Alumni Associa ton will be held
there at o'clock, and it is TO be followed
by a reunion of the alumni and the ladies
accompanying them. All alumni, whether
mem hers of the associa ton or not are
we le with the ladies. Refreshments
vii. e served under the direction of the
young lady students in the college, who
have kindly consented to assist the COM
mittee in caring for the guests.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
EX-SECRETARY RUSK'S FUNERAL.
The Ex-President and Several Menu
bers of His Cabinet to Attend.

VIROQUA, Wis, Nov. 22.-The funeral
of Gen. Rusk Friday will be an imposing
one. Ex-President Harrison, ex-Secretary
Noble and ex-Attorney General Miller will
surely be here and several other members
of the Harrison cabinet are expected Spe-
cial trains will leave Milwaukee and Madi-
son Friday morning with people coming
to the funeral. The party from Madison
will number 200, and will include Gov.
Peck and all the state officials. also Wash
burn Post, q. n. r., in body, which will
act as escort at the funeral.
The train from Milwaukee will probably
run in two sections. 1t will bring Milwau-
kee city officials. members of the G. A. r.
posts, Loyal Legion, of the Wisconsin Con-
sistory of Scottish Rite Masons, and a
half dozen officers of the National Guard.
The details of the funeral are being ar
ranged this evening by Col T. j. Rusk, the
generals son. The services will begin at
O'Clock Friday afternoon. and interment
will be in the village cemetery.
Evening star., 1893-11-22

DR. :. ]. RADCLIFFE AS REMOVED HIS Of
nee from 1j23 X st. to 1891 |. ST. NV, near
18th ST. Office hours: $50 to 1890 am; 1 10 2
pm: 4 to pm. nIS-6fs
Is PER CENT DISCOUNT ON WROUGHT-IRON
eardles.icks and novelties to reduce stock 10
per cent discount on anjirons and other fireplace
fixtures J. r. CORNING, Tile Shop, $50 18th ST.
oc8 ~
Evening star., 1893-11-22

DO YOU KNOW
That / have the largest force of
tailors and skilled cutters in the
city? That l have more than dou-
BILE space Of any tailor in the cityr
Do you know that the finest tailor
ing in town is done right here?
KEEN, 1912 F st.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sPIRITUALISM.-MRS. r. s. COMING. WASH
ingtOn's favOrite test medium, will be present
TTUAL TRUTH THIS tWednesiay1 EVENING
at the Temple. i25 st. NV. and demonstrate
sion free. wM.C.SCRIBNER. Chairman Bus. Com. /.
sPIRITUALISM.-JULEs WALLACE, THE RE-
nowned platform test medium. who gave such
wonderful tests and spirit messages on last
seanee FRIDAY, 2ith, at pm. at Masonic
Hall; 9th and F SITS. Private sittings daily.
JAMES la FONTAINE WITH MR. HUNTRESS
Of l2:. 10Th st. NV. is not the person and is in
n" way connected with the party who was ar
November -. 1t'
THERE Will. BE A BAKING OF RoLAN SELF
yeastSd buckwheat cakes at A. W Tairfa1s
2li9 4 ST. NV, Thursday. November % L. j.
BdIlcr's; I'D and g NV, Friday, November "a
sPIRITUAI.ISM- z. MCNEIL CI-AIRvOYANT
and Business Medium, 1914 Pa. ave-
Consultations daily on all matters OF business,
personal or domestic interest.
Test circle at her residence every wEDNES-
DSee notice in Professional column n13-9t'
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The undersigned. Frederick II. Wilson and Charles
T.. 4. Carr. trading Wilson 4 Carr fer the
dealers in boots and shoes at Nos. and W.
baltimore street. in Baltimore city. and a29 L
j. hereby dissolved by mutnal consent. The said
Frederick II. Wilson will collect all bills due TO
said firm account of the business conducted az
said store in Washington city and will pay all
the debts due by said firm account of said
business conducted aforesaid in Washington
city. aud the said Charles Z. +. Carr will coilec,
all bills due to said firm account Of the busi-
conducted at said store in Baltimore city
and will Iay all the debts due by said firm oi,
account of said business conducted aforesaid IN
Baltimore city.
Witness our signatures this 18th day Of No
yember, A. n. 1893.
FREDERICK II. WILSON
CHARLES f. f. CARR.
The undersigned. Frederick III. Wilson will
hereafter continue the business Of retail dPaIp,
In boots and shoes on his account at the oId
stand. No. S29 F st. NV, In Washington city, u
g.. in his own name.
November Is. AID. 1898.
most FREDERICK IT WILSON
NOTICE To ORGANIZED IAROR.-NO SETTLE
ment has been made of the differences that have
existed between Kernan's Theater and organized
labor Of this city.
Done by order Of District Assembly No. go. X
most
ICE ICE, ICE!
SMITH. .HALLETT & co. have leased the Trans
parent Ice plant for a number of years, and
Nave put IL in thorough repair. We have a
hundred tons OF the Durest ice on hand: and are
ready to make contracts by the year at reduced
rates.
Factory: 1927 Water St NV n1S-Gt.
Evening star., 1893-11-22

III WILL STAY PIT FOR A WHILE
The twenty y-fOur road record of T.. e. Yeatman.
Nov 1874. on a Number Five RAMBLER, of
THREE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN AND q
miles. over the Conduit road course. No punctures
no stopping to initiate tires and no breakdOwns
all on a twenty-five pound wheel. We always
said that RAMBLERS run and ride easy, and
this seems to prove IT,.
GORMULLY 4 JEFFERY MFG CO.,
1925 18th st. NV,
MO Washington, ID. G.
Evening star., 1893-11-22

HAVE YOU SEEN
THOSE LORDLY
PADDOCK"
OVERCOATS?
GEORGE SPRANSY,
NO 434 9TH ST.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TREAT YOURSELF
To good Typewriter while you are
about IL: That is TO say. treat yourself
To the Densmore. 1t has firm, clear
cut impression that looks like copper
plate work and IL is built for business
and hard: continuous usage-not made as
toy. We are sole ID. G. agents.
COLUMBIA PHONOGIiAPH CO., 627 ST. NV.
f. d. EASToN, Pres. r. F. CROMELIN, Sec mo-
THE VERY THING,
What Is TO be your THANKSGIVING
present to the folks in the country
Why not send them regular holi-
day assorted Of fine wines
Wen pack 1t all ready for shipment.
Price 81
uJFreights are slow-order now
before the rush begins.
TO-KALON WINE CO., 614 18th st. Phone 99s.
WINE VAULTS. 9th and X sts nw NO
DOCTOR LEAKY ROOFS
L DOCTOR DAMP WALLS
G. FEN KEYES NOW.
c. FEN KEiES NOW!
''15 years at it,
PRINCE METALLIC PAINT co.
9l6 F ST. ,BaserneDt Il. II. Warner & Coz mo-
Weather tOmorrow-Fair and colder.
Win Win You You
Take our
Word for it
Word for -
or will come and see
with your own eyes that
We are actually selling
the best 6x2O in. Cypress
shingles, sold every
where for 81,
AT Sc PER 1000?
LIBBEY. BITTINGER & MILLER
Lumber, Mill Work and Builders Hardware
Cor 9th and y. Y. ave. NV. n22
Any kind of coal
Any timeyo want 1T
ANY, there you want it.
No extra charge
for FULL WEIGHT.
ARTHUR B. SMITH, Main Yard, 4th and 1 SITS. n. e.
Branches: A. S, CaywoOd's. 9th and X n.w.:
IOl 18th st. NV; Mass. ave. and ne no2
ii oSE "EN GLISH' TROUSERING
Have you seen our new Importation
OF English trOuserings from far away
across the seas? They are perfect
dreams Of textile beauty, but rich, not
gaudy We bought them low and will
make EN- up low-and guarantee the fit,
OWEN OWEN. Tailor 423 11th st. n22
WHERE YOU CAN SAVE MONEY.
No glass house. in this city
can afford TO name such low prices
on credit Quote-FOR CASH.
We figure that We can save YOU
at least 20 per eent-probaby %
per cent. Is IT WORTH SAVING?
CHAS. E. HODGKIN, Expert Handler of Glass"
9l3 9TH st. NV. mo-
ONE WAY OF LOOKING AT IT.
You spend two-thirds of your life in
Strangers form their estimate of you
from your outward appearance.
Your standing in society depends upon
the FIT and STYLE of your garments.
Your best friends treat you more
cordially when you well dressed.
To dress stylishly and economically
SEE Us. Suits, S25 up-Trousers. So up.
GATCIIEL * TOMPkINS date with Keen,
Evening star., 1893-11-22

ICE, ICE, ICE
SMITH .HALIETT & co. have leased the Trans
parent Ice plant for a number of years, and
Nave put ii in thorough repair. We have a
nundred tons OF the Durest ice hand: and are
ready TO make contracts by the year at reduced
rates.
Factory: 1927 Water ST. NV n1s-Gt.
Evening star., 1893-11-22

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT,
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District OF Columbia.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
Not n Bald Advertisement

Rev. A. F. Dickinson. the editor of the
Religious Herald. Richmond. Va, made a
few remarks. which bore directly upon the
fact that his paper was sent to subscribers
for 81 per year. Coming from another
source and expressed differently the an
nouncement might have had some of the
features of a bald advertisement But
Mr.. Dickinson is the kind of religious edi-
tor who understands that one of the arts
of the successful advertiser is to produce
Evening star., 1893-11-22

T.
II nv parcnted
lHHENltITER PROCESS WORK
TYPEWRITER PROCESS WORK
Your business iS siIre To Increase Hundreds can
testify O" its business ding 0Ualities
Call and examine it, Suitable for AN classes of
eli cula riZing. " va
BYRON y ADAMS. PRINTER;
Eu"ne' soo' tn22J 512 11th NV.
Evening star., 1893-11-22
Fraternal Greetings.

Upon the conclusion of the address, which
was delivered with great earnestness and
force. the moderator called attention to
the presence of a number of visiting
brethren and spoke of the cordial greeting
which the association desired to welcome
them. Rev. F. NJ. Ellis of the Maryland
Baptist Union Association was invited to
speak and made an earnest address He
was followed by Rev. o. F. Gregory of the
same association, who gave statistics of
the progress of the Maryland churches
he said that there were some 1900 Baptists
in Maryland. +.
Other members of the Maryland Associa-
ton present were: II. w. Kemp, S. r
White and w. G. Ruggles.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-29
Notice Of Application for u 8 Patent
UNITED STATES LAND uFp 'i1

UNITED STATES LAND N'rrlSH'
Boise City, Idaho July II, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that james U.
Jordan. whose postotiicc address Is oan
Francisco. California, and Samuel Y.
Bowen. whose pOstotiice address Is Gen.
,eryille. Idaho. bv their agent and attorney
in fact. Thomas w. Bowen, whose p0stot-
fice address Is Crntcrville, Idaho, has
made application for United States
Patent tor the
lode mining Claim, situate in Elk Horn
mining district, Boise county, Sfa'e OF
Idaho. consisting of l400 linear feet 81
the lode. and surface ground 60O feel
wide. being Sur. No. 800. and designated
ON the official plat and field notes as Lot
No. al, unsurveyed land of the United
States. with magnetic variation ut ~ ne
grees 90 minutes Il. rs follows:
Beginning at discovery. the center OF an
omen cut Sx5 feet, 8 feet deep in earth ana
rock. where the notice of location was
originally posted, thence N 90 degrees "a
minutes W along the general course or
line of vein $50 feet to firmly planted
nine most marked Nv" center end Reve
nue.. 800 feet to Cor. No. l.,
lutntlcul Win \oT. Nv. VI Nv"
ton and place of beginning, fir post
marked - whence fir tree ~ inches
800
in diameter bears S 60 degrees 10 minutes
w 255 feet distant, blazed and marked
B. T. =; thence 8 SO degrees %
800
1890 feet to Cor NJ 2. identical
with Cor No Q OF location, pine
post marked = whence Elk Creek
800
Mountain bears N 81 degrees W.;
til, nee s 20 degrees So minutes W $40 feet,
to Cor No. 3, Identical with Cor. No 3 D.
location, fir post marked - whence
Elk Creek Mountain bears N 25 degrees
+, thence N 10 degrees Us minutes W,
1870 feet 10 Cor. No 4, identical with Cor
No. 4 of location, a fir post marked -
$50
whence fir tree "a inches in diameter
DlaZeu ana marked ID ! - pears N *
degrees E 7.2 feet distant. thence N 30
degrees % minutes e. 900 feet to Cor. No
|, the place of beginning. U. =. Mineral
Monument No. /, Elk Horn mining dis.
trict, bears N AZ degrees 90 minutes E,
4370 feet distant, embracing an area of
20 523 acres.
The said mining claim being on record
in the office of The C,unty Recorder of
said mining districts at Idaho City, in
Boise county, State of Idaho. The near.
est known locations being the Gro Elmo
and 30 Devil sur. No. 8S9, the Western
Wonder (unsurveyed), J. B. McCurdy and
the heirs of Mitchell Borno claimants.
ANY an all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said lode claim or surface
ground are required t. file their adverse
claims thereto with the Register of the
United States Land Office at Boise CITY,
State of idaho, within sixty days hereof
or they will be- barred ty virtue of the
provisions of the Statute in such cases
made and provided.
CHAs. s KINGSLEY. Register.
First publication, July Is. 1893.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-29

UNITED SrArts LAND OFFICE,
Bsise city, Idai.o, july II, 1893.
Notice ia hereby give that James =. Jordan.
whose uostofice address Is SIN Franc 500. Caliior-
MIA and SAMUEL q. Bowen, whose nn-tofnce anureHs
is tentprviile. Idaho, bv Thomas w. Bowen, whose
posioffce address is entervi'ie, idaho, .mer sc".
aud attorney IN fact has inads apphcaua" 'o'
United States Patent tor the
Gro Elmo
Lode mining claim, 9 tuate in Elk Horn minina
dstric Disc county, ate vt idnh''. consisting OF
1881 linear feet uf the lde and surface grOnha Ni
feet WIDE b. lag Sur. No $50 A aud desiynx q on
the ohici I plat and field notes as Lot NO. ~ a, I'M
snrve, ed lands of the tied States, with magnetic
Va iation at ~ degrees 20 minutes Z, AS follows;
Beginning al discovery, the cen er oi an open Gu.
In earth vine the notice III ocati"n was "rig'ha.y
posted; thence n M degrees o. minutes along TIE
general line Of vein 40 feet !" ras center
post marked "E" center end 'ro Fine; thence
degrees 5S minutes f. 253.5 feat to Cor. No. OF
location identical with cor. No. OF this survey
marked -, whence a pine tree blazed and
marked B. T. "A bears N 40 degrees oS minutes
W lS5 feet distant U. s. Mineral Monument No.
bears N As degrees 81 minutes 27l1.25 feet;
thence Sc degrees OF minutes l4S1 feet
to Cor. No 2, pine post marked "A, whence
Cor No. . Of location hears Sc degrees OF minutes
w "A lttt, thence n . degrees 90 VI W
5U7 feet to Cor. No. 3. identical with Cor. No
8 Of location, a pine post marked "A, whence
pine tree 16 inches in diameter blazed and marked
b. 7. "A bears n % degrees y minutes 26.6 f-e
distant; hence Sc degrees 02 minutes E
1881 feet 80 Cos. No. 4, iden:icai with cor. No.
4 of location, pine post marked a. Whence
IA fir tree 16 inches in diameter Llazed and marked
B. t., bears N 43 degrees 30 minutes W 81 feet
$50
distant; thence S 5 degrees So minutes bO7
feet to Cor. M l, the place Of beginning; eni-
bracins al AREA Of l1.23I scr y. lie salu
mining clai being on .ccord in Office OF the
County Recorder If said mining district ut Idaho
lily. IN BOISE county, State OF idaao. The nearest
locations being the Go Devil which adjoins this
clam un The no tn, the Western Wonher nsur-
vey edl, situate UU feet south Of tue Uro Elmo mill
Site claimants, }. Is. AcLuIdy aud the heir OF
Mitchell Bornu, Airs. Bakers claim tunsuIveyedl
name unknown, situate l6U Ieet east.
Any aud all persons ciainiiul adversely any por-
ton vi the said ''uro FiuO lode c.ainl surface
erouGd are required TO ile their adverse CLAIMS
thereto with The LEICESTER OF the Uu,ed Safes Laud
oice at Boise City, state of IdahU Within the sixty
da,s there Of or they will be barred by var ne Oft
provided.
CHAS. 3. KINGSLEY, Reg ster.
First publication, July Is, 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-29
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE


Boise City, Idaho, July i, 1898
Notice is hereby given that James Jordan,
who e posiotfce address IL San Francisco, CaliOr-
mia and SamueI q. Bo ven, hose pos Oiiics address
is tentervie, Idaho. by their agent and at oruey
in fact Thomas W. Bowen, whose p .stutice address
is Centervllle, Idaho has made application for
a United States Patent for the
Gladstone
Lode mining c'aim situate in Elk Horn mining
district, Boise cOInIy, tate OF Idaho consisting of
1900 linear feet Of the lode ami su zee ground GU
feet wide, being Sur. M. S9l, anu designat ~,
the official plat and field notes Lat No. AZ, unsur
ve!ed land OF the United States, with magnetic va
ration at 10 degrs es 20 minutes Z, as blows:
Beginning at discovery, the center Of u shaft 4x5
feet 40 eet deep i'll earth aud solid rock where the
non ct" location was originally posted thence n
81 degrees 10 minutes along the general cOur q
or ne of VEN $50 feet to the west center end, u
FIR post marked S9l, whence west center end loca
ton pos bears ~ degrees 45 mil utrs w 46.5 ieet
thence degrees 10 minutes 800 feet to Cor. Ne
l, fir post marked =, whence Cor. Ne. CT loca
ton bear, n SO degrees As minutes 46 ieet dis.
tan; ence s - degrees As minutes T.
2
=. whence Cor. N of location bears 80 de-
S91
grees As minutes % feet distant, 600 feet to Cor
No. g. fir post marked :, whence Cor. No. 3 of
h
distant 1900 feet to Cor. No. 4. fir post maj Aed
=, whence white fir Is inches in diameter bazed
SYl
and marked B. Ta CO, bears 50 degrees 81 minutes
Z 295 feet distant u s Mineral Monumen' No |.
Elk uorn mining district bears N IA degrees ~
minutes l95S feet distant; theuce n 0 de-
grees 10 minutes Il 6UU feet to or No l.
the place OF beginning, embracing an area If 70 sol
acres.
he said mining claim being on record in the o.
nee OF t onnty keco de- of sal | mining district
at Idaho City. ounty Of Boise state If idaho, the
nearest locatinhs being the Pride of idahu hugh
Ihrher aud Is otn r, claimants tuisur, eytdI hes
along the north side. the Elk Horn aud Side III
sur. No. SIS, situate abou 700 or $40 feet west
kalhh'w tuhsurvey,'nl claimant J. w klle, lies to
the southwest about 30 feet.
ANY ana all tfsois C,aimin adversely auy nor
Oh u he said Gladstone" lode clam or s,, face
& ouni are required TO file the adverse CLAIMS
thereto with the Register OF the United ates Land
oihc' at oi'e City, Idaho, wit in sixt, DAYS there
OF, or they will be barred by virtue of the pro is
IONS OF toe Statute in such de aud prov ited
CAV S. hINGSLEY, negister
First publication, July is, 1893.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-29
Society Notices.

rxcTLstoR IoDar Nh ,o ar IA.
+, us ,.eui.r rna.,ira- "a, -. no'us
~ '.'e, 'ns uist sha third SATURDAY even
s' VI mn A.n moh'hs Al inehileis IA good stand
-" ' 'Nea " A"'nu "fner OF the \. u,
pANtEL JONES, Sec'y.
pioNEtR LODGE, NO J. | .. o. f.. hoLis its
rry. SECOND and fourth ~ nrsax sv,.,i, ,"ai i
month All members In pnoa stand NO ,rs in,,,'-i
to attend by oruer oit6. a
n w rSroN So,
w. .
n holds its rerula' NEE inss g. ods rsiioss.
hal Idahn nv on the lat aud Al 1pasa.y -
Jugs II each month All membsrs IN 80 -.
lug are invited to attend by order Of the n. q
HANNAH SCuNIDr s.e'v