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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14

Grand Rapids, April sth 1853.

RESPECTED FRIEND If in this re-
joinder or in any succeeding one (if any
there shall beg, you shall construc any
thing we may offer as vindictive to
yourself or the book we propose to can
yass, YOU will do us wrong. Let not
our earnestness, or pertinent, plain Eng
lish criticisms shock you, for we are as
gentle as lamb. After limiting at a
few of your numerous points, we pro-
pose to conclude this article by proving
the 4th proposition in last weeks pa
per-that the Jehovah is displayed III
the Bible Gas a being Of revenge, tyr
amy, anger, imbecility, jealousy, and a
God Of war and cruelty" Hereafter
we will consider the infallibility Of the
scri ptures.
AS to our statement of the character
Of Jacob, the reader may decide Of its
truth by reading the latter part Of Gen
esis, commencing with the 9th chapter.
You deny the assertion that it was
Moses life the Lord sought to take, and
adopt the opinion Of ''eminent diyines"
that it was the son Of Zipporah who
was to be annihilated, because, forsooth,
has parents had neglected to circumcize
him! Why, sir, such rendition of
justice would, on this ''deprayed" mum
dane sphere, sink the arbitrator so far
beneath the level of even barbarians
that the trump Of Gabriel would fail to
arouse him. Would you deem it jus
tice to be punished for the shortcom-
ings Of your parents? Justice with a
vengeance!
Toyour charge Of being superficial"
we plead guilty. In our great haste to
prepare editorial for the paper, we have
depended too much on memory. Christ
said ut is eepedient that I go hence"
The words expedient and profitable are
synonymous, and substituting the word
che" for - is, to our mind, not very
essential. When Paul advised limo
thy to use a little wine, we are led to
suppose that it was 'sgood" for him to
use it. Whether Paul councilled Tim
othy to use it as a beverage or as
medicine, or even as an external appli-
cation, we will not assume to decide.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14
Waukegan, March goth. 1853

Here we are at Waukegan-beauti
full Waukegan, spiritual Waukegan-
fair City Of the Lakes. Its streets pre-
sent very lively appearance, and en-
terprise seems vigorously awakening
from the recent hard times. We notice
quite a number Of residences in course
of construction or undergoing improve
ments.
The proprietorship of the Waukegan
Gazette, an "institution" Of this place.
is now vested in your old acquaintance,
J. Y. Cory, and under bis management.
is beginning to have an influence. If
Cory will but take ,so5ze stand-high-,
er than compromising Republicanism
(so-calIed) on the Slavery question, he
viii merit and recesye a liberal patron
age. The people of Lake County are
far III advance Of the principles of it's
dominant party.
The North Western Excelsior, pro-
nounced by Hon. Judge Edmonds, the
best Spiritual paper in America, is about
to remove from this place to Chicago.
With the advantages to be gained by
a Metropolitan location, the Escezsior
may reasonably aspire to be what its
name implies.
Apeing the example Of cities of
larger growth-and we nope more
wicked-Waukegan has instituted a
daily prayer meeting for business men,
Session from III A. NJ. to l2I P. N.
Excepting those who "sail under the
red fac of infdelity," all, / suppose,
are cordially invited to attend.
I intended to have written more. but
I hear the bell ringing for noon-worship.
and as I am told grace is free at these
/ am in for the benefit of
prayers; SO, reluctantly, Goodbye.
UBIQUITOUS SAM.
P. S.-My next will be from ST.
Louis or New York us
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14

The mere application of name does
not make thing that which it pretends
to be. Governments and political par
ties may change, individuals may re-
nounce their former opinions, and APP
ply to their dogmas the same appella-
tons they formerly bore; but that act
does not make the representation true.
\ principle can never change. What
is Democracy now, was so 100 wears
ago; and when men now speak of the
Democratic party, they are understood
to refer to the present combination,
formed by a coalition ofSouthern Fire
Eaters and Northern Dough-Faces.-
This being true, it is easy to perceive
how much Of our prosperity and ad-
vancement, as a nation, we owe to the
Democratic party.
But the true state Of the case is SIM
ply this: The Democratic party, so
called, receded from the position it had
occupied for years, and became extinct,
as a party, except i'll name. The old
wing party disbanded, and the liberal,
enlightened and patriotic of all parties
combined together, and formed what
is now called the Republican party.
They occupy the same position taken
by Jefferson, and are really the Democ-
racy, and it is owing to the policy now
advocated by the Republican party,
and which was the policy Of the gov
ernment before the ancient party be-
gan to degenerate, that we have pro-
crossed, or have really any existence
as a nation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14

y BLOW TO LECoNProN.-The House refused
TO pass the Lecompton Constitution as it came
from the Senate, but with the amendments sub
mitted by Mr. Crittcuden. The Senate refused
TO acquicsce, and the question now recurs, will
the House recede? The North are anxiously
waiting to see if will stand firmly by its pre-
vious vote, which, if done, Lecompton will be
dead
Clittenden's amendment, in its original form,
simply provided that the Lecompton Constitu-
ton, after it passed Congress, before it went
into effect in Kansas, should be submitted to the
people of Kansas, andif rejected by them should
be null and void. 1t also provided, in that
event, for another election to frame e constitu-
ton, with safeguards to insure fair election
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14

90 In the last Stevens Point Pine

- In the last Stevens Point Pine
ry, we find the following item:
The Wood Co. Reporter has levied war
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14

- Attention IS directed to the Eclectic
College of Medicine advertisement. 1t is one
of the first institutions in the country.
Also to the Millinery adv ertisement of Miss
Lynn. Of course, the ladies will be happy to
read the announcement,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-14
GNcD-S@s-I-

S We have the not unexpected
tidings, of the death Of Col. BENTON,
which occurred at Washington on Sat
urday last. Thus, one by one, the ac-
tors in the great drama Of American
politics, pass off the stage.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
POSTSCRIPT.
Fight IN Congressi

by the Politeness of T. s. Allen, ESQ; we are
furnished with the Chicago Democrat of vester-
day. from which we copy the following account
OF hight IN tie House of Representatives at
Washington on the 9Th:
Washington. Feb s.
housE-The House was in session all night
manly engaged IL taking yeas and NAYS on mo.
lion to adjourn, eating, smoking sleeping, etc.
AT about half past a serious ARRAY &C.
cured, winch Is thus narrated by member
Mr.. Grow objected to Mr. Quitman's making
any remarks e
Mr. keitt, If you are going to object, return
TO your own side of the House"
Mr. Grow responded. This is a free Hall,
and every man has right to.be where he pleas
MIR. keitt' then came up to Mr. Grow and
said, want to know what you mean by such
an answer as that"
Mr.. Grow replied, " mean Just what saw
this is free hall, and man has a right to
be where he pleases."
Mr. keitt taking Mr. Grow by the throat
SAID, will let you know that you are ID
Black Republican puppy"
Mr Grow Knocked up his hand. saying, =" |
shall occupy such place in this hall as L please
and no nigger-driver shall crack his whip over
me-"
MIR. keitt then again grabbed Mr. Grow by
the throat, and Mr.. Grow knocked his hand off
second time. Mr.. keitt coming at him again,
Mr.. Grow knocked him down.
The reporter add The respective friends of
both parties rushed to the rescue; vasious mem
bers on each side engaged in the fight, which
took place In the area fronting the Clerks
desk"
Mr. Washburn, of ILL.,, was conspicuous among
the Republicans, dealing heavy blows.
The Speaker loudly and imperatively deman-
ded order. and called on the sergeant t-arms to
interfere. That functionary, carrying his mace
OF office together with his assistants hurried to
the scene and crowded into the thckess of the
fight, In which at least dozen members were
engaged
Some minutes elapsed before. this truly fear
full contest was quoted.
Further difficulties are apprehended.
From to 612 o'clock the time was wasted on
the rival motions. At that hour Mr.. Quitman
submitted a resolution that the House adjourn
till Monday next, when the subject under con-
sideration, (the Kansas Message shall be re-
sumed, and the vote on the impending PROPOSE
lions shall-b taken, without any further debate
or dllatory motions.
Unanimous consent was given for the intro
ductlon of the resolution, which was agreed to-
and the Speaker declared the House adjourned
till Monday, when the subject will come up a.
the special order.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
CHANCERY SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit Court Iowa Co. Wis
COUNTY ~ IOWA 5 Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Joseph Lean, complainant, }
against
Mathew Bishop, Richard }
Stephens, AloBgo Dsggett, [
and oeury I.ucus, Defents )
oticei hereby given that by virtue mt of
IN Foreclosure and order of sale, rendered by
,iIcuit Court of Iowa coanty, Wis., the 9Th Janu
airy, A d. es5s, in the above entitled cause. .ha
the 10th day of March next, y. ID. 1855, al o'clock in
the afternoon of said day the of
House in the city of Mineral Point, in the county
lows, ana State OF Wisconsin. offer sale public
auction, and will sell TO the bider
cash. the following described real estate, Cor much
thereof as may be reques) to satisfy nde
IN SAID Judgment order of SALE the following
ed property, to wit: the southeast the southeast
quartet and the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section number eighteen s) Town seven
% north of Range No. three 80 the fourth "a
principal MERIDIAN in the county of Iowa ana State OF
Wisconsin.
Sheriff Office, Mineral Point Iowa county Wisconsin
January 23, 1858. '
GEORGE MESSERSMITH, Sheriff
Iowa county, Wis.
SAMUEL CRAWFORD, Atty for Complainant. n4-6w
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Tor Town county. i'm the
STATE of Wisconsin.
TO HILLIdB CB4PELL. Defendant.

TO HILLIdB CHHPFIJ. T1cfeadant
the name of the State Of Wisconsin Won are b.r,
summoned and required To the complaint Of
the plaintiff above named, which Is filed the office Of
the Clerk OF said Court and to COPY your an
swer upon me at office in the village OF nodgvlI. in
said county and state, within davs after service of
TINS summons you, exclusive ofthc Of such ser
wee, and you fail to the said complaint " 4 lin
the time above limited, the plaintiff a take judgement
against you for the Of hundred ana fy
dollars and sixty four cents, wi seventeen
dollars thereof from the first dav March A. D. ISS
and with interest hundred and twenty eight dol
lars ana SIXTY four cents thereof, the OF twelve
per centum per ann1m from the first day Of January
A d. 1851 besides the costs of this action.
Dated October 1914, 1857.
f.. II. b. CRANE, Pits Att'v
n2-6w residence NJ Dodg..vII. royr- - W.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

MTSEnAL PoISr SEMIxARY-We invite the at
teRtIon of our readers TO the communication in
another column, from J. NOLAN, Principal Of the
Mineral Point Seminary. The object of the
supper to be given by the students of the iusti-
tuition IS therein fully explained, and is truly
praise-worthy. We hope none of our citizens
viii hesitate for n moment in using their e1er-
lion. to aid in the enterprise. Such crowd as
ought TO participate in this festival, even at the
low price of the tickets, would raise sum .uf-
fcieut to accomplish the object desired. Let
all 50.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Wisconsin Bank.
Mineral Point,


".
rIilS institution having rplinquse rights under
the Banking Law of this State. and deposited the
Bank Comptroller at Madison. Of
TO redeem all outstanding notes
at par,
Notice is therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating notes of this must Ice presented
AT the Bank C"mptroier's office for redemption Within
two from the date of the publication thi.
notice. or that the funds deposieG for the redemption
the same will be surrendered % this Bank
v9n2+y2 HENRY p. GEORGE, Cashier.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto
~ fore existing tween Frederick Gilman Charles
Gilman and Frederick Moeler. under name and
sly Of Gillm MOelier, Il dissoIve4 since August
llth last by mt al consent. The business wTI heTcf
ter be carried oy Char Gilman no Il hereby au
thoTizcd 70 collect and debts due said firm
Uunes such debts paid the 18th of Jan
uary, 1893, We snail have the law
--@u FREDERICK GILMAN
CHARLES GILMAN.
FREDERICK MOELLER.
Highland, Dec. 18th, 1851 49tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
MINERAL POINT TRIBU NE.
LOCAL MATTERS.
TSISBESS NOTICE.

Under tie new arrangement in the
publication of the Tribune, which commenced
the 1st inst, long credits for Newpsapers, Ad-
Sertising and job Work, entirely cut off,
Prompt pay will bc insisted on in all cases.
Hereafter, proof Of publication scH be oiyc,a o
Legal Nottce' 'aiti the -Adrcrttsig as paid for
This ruleswil be strictly adhered to, and as this
timely notice is given, we hope none viii ask
Is violation BLISS Il son.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE
STATE OF wISCONsIN.D
Iowa County,

VI ''i7OoNSiE>.S| tlrcuit Court, lows
county, Wis, Fore
h""H oo'h'y, closure Mortga
George II. Burial, Complainant /
against
James VI hitlOp, Stephen NOrthey
john lorain and Sewel s Iorajn
late co. art ners trading nd dol
business under the irIna and
style of lorain & Co.. William Ex-
an and James ". Ryan, co-part-
nerS, trading and doing business
under TIE name, style and firm Of
W X J. NJ Ryan, and
Brown, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that nv ,,ir,,,o r =,
~ ment of Foreclosure, and order of 81 - J"49
rendered by the said Circuit Court of Io,ys s anu
the 9th day OF January, A. d. 1858 in the above fit
Ell cause sat on the 9th day of March next A u lS5s
at o'clock in the afternoon said day at tba 800
door of the Court House in the city of Mineral POINT IN
the county flowa, and State of WISCONSIN OFF, -
sale, al public auction and viii sell the bielst on,
hest bder for cash. the following described Real Eat
To satisfy the sum of hundred and sxty-thre Io
lars and seventy cents (Sl63 7010oJ cost
and interest aocrung thereon January 5th ISIS
as follows, to wit the east half The nortea, quart
er oi section No. twenty f2S) town shin number
SIX 20 north Of range number - cas- situate in
the town Of Dodeevile in the county of Iowa and Sts
OF Wisconsin, said aud containing eighty acres the same
less - " ~
Sheriff Office, city of Mineral Point 18th of January
GEORGE MEssERSNTTH. Sheriff
N Iowa Countt, Wis.
- - ~ NNNNH, N"h'I 'lhaiits Atty nS-Cv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

eg Two bottles of syrup cured Mrs. Elizabeth d.
fe' bascom, Ohio" OF cough and pam in her side of
three years standing
e-g One bottle cured the wife of B. Zimmerman ESQ
Commissioner of Seneca county, Ohio Of cough and
pain IN her side and breast of three standing
t-S Six bottles cured Mrs. John Houck, Wolf Creek
oho, OF cough, severe pain in her side and breast Of
eS Four bottles cured Mrs G. W. Zeger, Fort Sem
ec ono, OF cough, pain in her side and breast and
general deiiity Of four standing She had been
uer the care OF i've fhy.icans, all of whom pronounce
ed her incurable.
II Two bottles cured Mrs. Small of Fort Ball. o. of
cough OF twenty years standing. She took it when
chiId uarecfiy after having had the measles
R Five bottles cured young lady in the family of
Nj Ohm Miller, Eden township Sc county, Ohio.
grave Her pbv sc;,a 80 a. p' SeLEe oi the
soon die, and she tiT supposed
III Three bottles cured Ms. Elizabeth Campbell
ola lady seventy years of ar, Mexico o. cough with
which she had been s::ioring several years.
LIZ Three bottles cured c. L. Johnson Esq, Cashier
ofthe Seneca county Bank of cough general debil-
lty Of several months standing, which il feared
would terminate in consumption.
s~R- One bottle cured the Hon c. K Watson ueun-
Der OF Congress from Ohio lie from Washington
city family in Ohio send me by EXPRESS bate Of
fors friend The bottle obtained the day left home
cured my very severe cold and also cured friend.
IT, One large bottle restored to excellent health
daughter of NJ Shaer, Esq. of BsScor D. she was af-
hicted with very severe cough and pain in her side
about SIX months
tY -Four large bottles cured Mr.. Joseph shaTer near
Green castle Pennsy of disease years
standing which prevented him from doing hard +,
One Phi yscian doctorei him DYSPEPSIA and another
for consumption, without ahording any relief
st. Johns cough consumption Syrup says the San
dusky Democrat is excellent remedy coughs and
colds, IN TACT do not know of en-
have under observation when the p.tien
apparent! sinklng under consumption has been restor
ed 10 health by its We have used it great
cess in our own family.
~ Six bottles cured DR.. StofTer respectable old
school Physician of Oregon. Ohio. He months
confined TO his bed with disease of the Lungs Seven
Physicians visited him aud concuried in the belief that
he could not
St Johns cough x consumption Syrup saws " II
Gibson, the Treasurer Of the of Ohio il a eici 70
Of great value and its general reduction where coughs
colds and diseases of the lungs are prevalent WuIf
greatly mitigate human suffering.
One large bot tie cured .on of the Rev John Cobb
Liberty township, Seneca county, Ohio Bronchitis
cough of two years standing
l. l. ST. John 4 Co., Tifhn CITY Ohio General aoa,.s
FOR the Western States. Sold also by Drugyists
Agents-R Delos Pulford, Mineral Point J. C. Clark
AVoca b. Frank Thomas, Dodgeviue; NJ ninsdaIa
Linden; Goodseu & Little, Highland cali on tbe
'se"'s anu procure an Almanac. n5-ly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

MINERAL PoIST Observation-Disclosures Is invi-
ted 10 the advertisement of Levi Sterling l. Co.
Of his Nursery, which IS situated about four
miles north from this city. Their variety Of
Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, Vines &c, is large, and
being grown in own latitude, will be found
better suited to this climate than most of the
Trees brought from a distance
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

10 ADVERTISERS. = Advertisements
or the Tribune must be handed in as soon as
Saturday afternoon, if intended for tho r.~t
Tuesdays paper. Otherwise they will have to
lie over. Monday noon is the -time.our manor
should so to press
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
Jon WoRK.=Wa are nrnn.

jon NoRK--We are prepared TO do
every variety OF job Printing, on short notice.
and u the most approved styles. Our assert
ment OF job Type is greater than that of any
Once IN the State outside of Acknowledgement
Madison, and our workmen equal to any.
Friends, send along your work
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

e Mr. a. c. Ausley. who suffered SO Sc
veFely at the late fire in this city, has opened
new store IN the new stone building opposite
the Court House, just completed by Nessrs.
-oay i Allen. Mr.. Ansley has on of the most
desirable locations, as well as one of the best
stores IN the city. Customers will find Mr. A
ever ready To attend to their calls
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
Proceedings Of the Common Council.
Feb. ., 1888.

Feb. 3 1858.
lneut.
His Hon. the Mayor, in the chair.
Present-Ald, Pierce, Ehat, Mu enster an
NcIIhou.
Absent-AId. Bracken and Jenkins.
The record of the proceedings OF the last meet
ing were read and approved.
Whereupon, on motion of his Honor, the May
or, the following accounts were allowed, all the
Aid. present voting for the same, to wit
Toay 4 Allen for building pillars IN front of
County Building. and opening enterances into
Court House Building. S4t 90
Edward Prideaux for removing earth
from front of County Building l so
John Haw for removing earth from
front of Court House Building 10
It was ordered that Mrs. Mccoy. pauper.
he allowed the sum of 50 per mouuth from
Jan. /. 1858.
Il also ordered that John Prideaux be
released from paying 81 so OF delinquent road
taxes returned against him, the same being
based on the assessment of a mortgage, not own
ed by him.
Samuel Thomas, Esq, Police Justice, made
and filed his report OF all the cases which have
been brought before him by the city.
Messrs. VIM. T. Ii F. Henry. reported that
they could purchase lots Nos. 80 d 10 in the
Grave Yard. for $40 each, and 1t was ordered
that they consumate said purchase by procur-
ing deed for said lots.
Whereupon the meeting was adjourned until
Tuesday evening next, at o'clock.
CHARLES + LEGATE, MAY or.
WILLIAM I. Henry. City Clerk.
LFor the Tribune-l
Mn EnTRoR Allow to call the attention
Of the citizens of this city to matter which
must find 4 response in the bosom of every true
man The Students OF the Mineral Point Sem
mary belong to H,esa Y society called the " Ex-
celsior." impatient OF the delays in the COM
pl-tion Of the Seminary. have resolved to pre-
pare n supper on the 18th inst, to be held in
the Seminary building, TO which they cordially
invite their parents and friends
Tickets will be printed immediately and
distributed among the stores, where they NAV
be had at the very moderate price Of 80 cents
for ladies. and - cents for gentlemen. But, says
some economist, why not charge only so cents
each For these reasons the expenses will
be considerable; distinguished speaker must
be paid. who will address the society and their
friends on that occasion. The proceeds viii be
appropriated 30 pay for temporary desks, DC,
TO be needed for immediate use. The second
story Of the building viii be ready to be occU-
pied BY the school on the 22nd-
Now if $500 be the price of admlttance to
bail. can We not afford 81 > per couple for such
noble enterprise Greet the young people
with your smiles and good wishes and material
MD. They deserve it. Whatever their faIllngs
hitherto, am confident they are now right
Nay the Excelsior prosper.
J. NOLAN, Principal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

Ks CRY SUBSCRIBERS who fail to
receive their paper regularly from the Carrier,
will center FAVOR by reporting the at the
Tribene Counting Room. without delay Our
new Carrier Boy may inadvertently omit some
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09

STEAM FouSDnY.-Wm. Lanyon. Esq. has
Just put fine eight-horse power Steam Engine
in his Foundry, which is great saving of horse
t.csh in raising the wind"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICE

TIVE Officers OF the different Towns of tn. .o,r. e
i Iowa are hereby notified thst the Session Isws ~
Isl, are received, ready for Distributing At nv
onioe- JOSEPH LEAN,
Register Of Deeds.
'@HeAS- 4 SEH-, jan -dso, ZOE