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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

A choice little lot on North College, just below
he Public Square, at a sacrifice.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

LECTURE On TEMPERAScE.-The lactpro
oi MISS Evans. on Thursday evening. before
NE Young Mems Society, was attended bv
an audience larger than on anv previons
occasion. The audience are divided in
opinion upon lis merits-a portion BEING
nucn pleased with il. while another and
perhaps larger portion fail 10 see mucb
Merit IN Il. Our opinion is that il was =
=. eNiio'lon OF school girl oratorv-
@0'nlnS more. We believe that in LANSING
VI any other place Of equal size. a PRODIGY
u genius quite equal to this could readily
p'ocuced by giving the young lady suf-
-0'su. heip IN getting up her discourse and
p1Aeuce under a tutor in maxine the nronsr
ssSucuia'lons. WAile listening to her we
-O0sh1 @. the expression of the pious
-1ue~s IN telling Dido about the siege Of
e quorum magma parS f..g'-that
N1s me biggest part Of the siege himself
" We think Miss Evans was the most i'm
sVs'aS part OF her own lecture. She Is Z
= 'oOSinS girl, tastefully dressed. used no
s'-se'ip- presented herself squarelv be-
!. - 'ae audience, and used large amoun,
ses'ares. On these considerations the
,- .-ie0ee listened to her with profound At.
''u, "hen. If the lecture had been pre-
- 80 " man, and read from a manu-
vr,'p'' Il would scarcely have been endured
.. .sn INST class lecturers address an audi
- 'nere Is always magnetic current Of
.,s 81 ana ieeiing between the speaker
$50. - ne hearers. But this lecture rather re
~ ~. 1ne Rotations of the theatre. where
inquest praise we bestow mon an
3 Is That she played her part well
~ thought Miss Evans spoke her
,. "e''' Out there was no more Oft. We're
express our opinion in a single line
..-'' say il was string of glitterin0
go, s-A'''leS' Electrically spoken. Never
aa me audience were all interested in
,,B.. lure. Some hadI feeling for the
S,S S's lor which she spoke: a great number
Ise,n--- 0H or never before heard a female
kss.n ; anu many were much pleased with
,,s = a. "a Intellectual production. CoDsid-
s0si.- ''ils view, we presume that the
3D. 49, as a whole, were satisfied and
ne. ,sS'0fe might fairly be pronounced a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
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Ga the llth Jay Of January, 1865
sS- To- obtain any ol these letters, the applicant
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FREE DELIVERY at letters bv Curriers' AZ the
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the following Rules.
1. Direct letters plainly % che street antnrr,bar
as well as the post Office ana state.
, Head letters with the writer's r-siafTc. ara
STATE street AMI uuaai-. sigu them plainly with ran
name and request that answers BE- directed aeror-
dinghy.
. Letters to strangers up transient visitors in
town OF city whose specll address may De flrnovrr
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the word 5. Transient
Place the postage stamp on the upper r.sht-
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y B-A request for the Return % a letter to the
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

Whitney. THE MAGICIAN. celebra-
led master OF the science Of necromancv.
mysticism and wonder, will open at Capital
Hall tonight, his mysterious performances
ID ancient and modern magic.
We doubt not from what we have heard
Of him, that his experiments are well worth
witnessing. They surprise by their sim
phcity, and astonish BY an art from which
alart seems excluded Besides necromantic
Illusions he performs scientific experiments
OF a most wonderful and interesting char
ac'er' which have been witnessed by thou
sands throughout this country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

o. c. Fall, landlord at Okemos, swort
that Williams was tight when At his house
on the s,h Dec.
. q. Doigs s'r05u.-Was * the house OF
Mr.. Holiier few days after the visit to
williamson. and sed leave OF Miss Hol-
iier's mother 10 have private interview
with Eliza. She consented. Witness told
her that bee was sent there t0 rld out all
about the matter 1t williamson. and If she
would tell him a.l about j. De would tell her
whether she had a case or not. She said
she went u Williamson. ami named the
parties, and said she had connection with
Williams and she hal nos told her parents
bat had told them thar be insultel her com
Ing home. Witness advised he. 10 tell her
parents. she said she was afraid. When
witness said Ae would tell Ter mother him
sell 10 which she assented Eliza SAID Size
did not want a sa.t If Il would bring out the
fact OF her sleeping w.th'Wuiiams al vii
liamstOn. Witness told the mother what
Eliza had said in relation 20 the Journey %
williamson upon which Eizi ac6n0wl-
edged 10 beg mother she LaI slept with
Williams Upon Ills her mo.L-- called her
several names, ana ordered her out If the /
house. ELIAS eyes We're badly BACKED, /.
which she said was done ly her father on I
the night Of her return from WILLIAMSON /
Mr. HOliieg Afterwards told witness Of beat I
ing Eliza SD her eyes wer. black. and said /
be was sorry for II. Witness was friendly
10 both families aud wished % have tie
affair hushed up Miss Holier in her tes-
-imony, swore positively that she did not
admit TO Dodge that she hal Voluntarily
slept with Williams. and said her mother
lid not tell her % leave The house. and her
ather did not beat her.
NJ. ToyTsh.ce sic0,u.-Was present at
he Butter.ieid House when Williams called
or sling for self and lady, bat dil not hear
lin make any Indecent remarks
More witnesses We're examined ali very
arge amount oi testimony accumulated
which. a. written doaH r.. tae Justice
you'd lli fifteen or more columns ofOur pa-
.er. But tae foregoing statement covers
What is material on the main issues OF the I
ase. Justice NeaA-, h-s ar- ST.. made
ny decision in ihc ease
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-In an
other place we have copied from a Detroit
paper a notice OF the meeting of this Soci.
ETY. next week. The time of giving notice
Is extremely short; but as the meetings are
to be held during the evenings, we trust
many farmers who see this notice will be
induced toattend. The speakers announced
are Of the best reputation. The meetings
vii be held in the Capital Hall.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

MIND YOUR EYES.-Mr. A. Landsberg.
the well know Optician Of Louis Blacks
establishment, Detroit, has arrived in our
pace with a large ASSORTMENT Of Blacks
decorated Spheroidal Glasses, which he will
adjust TO the tainting vision. He can be
"and at the American, Opposite the Capt.
"' to-day and tomorrow. He also inserts
artificial Eyes. and has large assortment
Of Optical Instruments with him. such as ::
horoscopes, Telescopes. Opera and Field
SiasSes' StereoScopes and Views. Magnid
e's Readers. Compasses. etc, etc. A word
70 the wise Is sufficient.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

FUNERAL SERVICES. The body Of Charles
5. Hunt was received at the cars By his
friends on Wednesday, and ON Thursday
afternoon he was buried with Masonic hon.
ors- The services were held at the Presby-
terrain Church. and the sermon was preached
to very crowded audience by Rev. Mr..
Wead, the pastor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-On Sunday
morning, Rev. Mr. Hosford, Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction. preached an ex-
eellent discourse on the perfection Of the
Divine Government, as cOntrasted with the
imperfections Of the governments of the
earth 1t aboundel in good thoughts and
strong points, well expressed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

Va take pleasure in announcing 10 the
young men and others of this community,
that there is % society OF 1.llnl physicians
formed in Cincinnati. 20 whom they can ap-
ply. when afflicted with disease either per-
sonally or through the mail with safety and
certainty of obtaining proper treatment
This association IS compo-eloi the eminent
and Well known practitioners DIS. jackson.
Herbert & Co. whose advertisement APP
pears in another column.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

" - F''''- -''-IIE N1I-eT- HtlHlgln
DETROIT Nov. II, 1884
lH LIGHruIIL-Dear Sir. would resnectf,,I', IN
FORM you as 10 the progress OF M case since went
under your treatment during your last visit
Mhen then consulted you had been Ser o ls,v
afflicted about fourteen wears with Cste~rb :, -
worst iortn, accompanied with deafness lam nov
50 much improved and my general health very much
oetter-so remarkably so-that cheerfallv tender
you the US, OF my name a reference silould Won
nave occasion 10 meet Il. can heartily recommend
you 70 the public generally as / have already done
50 70 my more intimate friends
riease accept tins as slight testimonial Of your
skill and my grateful thanks Tor the benefit 7 iavs
received al your hands Truly yours.
&ElSON EASTWOOD
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
H p wYANF

IEIHUII, NOV 5 1901
DH LGHiHiH-Havmg been under your treatment
since your last visit u Detroit and ahC, -,
desire 10 express my deep felt gratitude for the Al
tenton and benefit have received at vonr hands
was very seriously affected with CATlRRH in its
worst Stages ior many years and also deaf. some
Times totally so Ny general health was So debit
tated that was compelled 70 abandon business en-.
treiy- One months treatment has made me feel
ike new man. and have now resumed nv occu.
patton, the disease having left me almost entirely.
have recommended YOU 70 several who are sin,3,
larly afflicted, and shall continue to do so Please &C
cept ny warmcst thanks and believe me- yours truIv
B WILDER
Memphis. St Clair County Michigan
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

LANSING TEMPLE or HoSoR, No. 30
The regular meeting viii be held next Fri
day evening, at which time an important
amendment in the Bylaws viii be consld-
cred. A full attendance Of the members is
requested.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

ILlkOIll Nov 3, l554
This IS TO certify that was deaf accompanied with
very disagreeable ringing sound in ny head. which
rendered conversation diHcult except IN loud to,o
Of voice By the skill Of Dr. Lgh,hil my hearing has
been fully restored and the noise has ceased Tsso
know Of other cures of Lighthil. which fully sane
ton me IN recommending him - the afflicted Il =
now over two years since my hearing was restored.
and 1t remains perfect 10 this day
II. =. WYANT
We the undersigned, knowing Mr. WANT nerson-
ally, do hereby certify 10 the correctness Of the above
statement WITBEcE CHIrTESDES
Z. MANNING BAIL
GEO. c. CHASDLKR.
H r HAILRcK
Firm Of Hailcck S0n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

TAxEs.-It may be an interesting fact to
TAX payers, to know that the City Treasu-
rer will be at his Office every day to receive
taxes and that al taxes must be paid with
il twenty days, in order to save the ex-
pense OF u levy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
Wednesday Morning, Jan. II, 1865.
yotice to Subscribers

= rhich our subscribers viii ind attached 10 their
80 On their papers Indicate the NCKBER Of the
80 70 which their subscription Is paid. By the
y-n.-b>r'' i meant the a WHOLE NUMBER, =" which
nav be found IN the heading OF the paper, which IS
.,,yst weekly being increased one each week ffty-
-, numbers constituting year. By referring 10
a. nqmbcr In the heading Of the paper and compar
80 Il With the number attached 10 the name or d.
,tioB On the paper our subscribers readily see
- thrir accounts stand o. our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

DETROIT, Nov. 4th, 1894
d. EGHTHIu-Dear Sir: As have been very deaf
FOR number Of years, aud been very greatly i'm.
proved under your treatment wish 10 add nv mama
10 the list Of your references. In every respect
have improved beyond my most sangune expecta-
tons It is not 4 month since began treatment and
YET fee! the old complaint fading away. Respect
fully yours,
EIIPHALET JONES, Adrian. Mich
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
From the Rev. b. T. WEIGH. ID. d..

For"'ery q tie Pearl st Bartist Church ARanv. v 2
Albany, April IS 1884
DE- LiGHIHIlL-Dear Sir. Allow me TO express nv
grateful thanks FOR the skin and kind a,tento, zen
dered % my daughter, whose ears have been badly
Affected fer many years. and for some months last
past has been nearly deprived OF her hearing. he
left ear from her infancy, has been badly diseased
1t times dischargiag az offensive matter The riybt
ar 2 now well, and, from present Indications an
tcipase the restoration o. the Iest ear also
am, dear sir gratefully yours.
3. 7. WEIGH, D. D,
Newt7nville, Albany C
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
At CAPITAL HALL,
On Friday Eve, Jan. 18th, 1865.

Subject DEEDS AND IDEAS"
Mr. Bungay is one OF the editors Of the
New York Tribune, and is extensively
known in the. East as a first-class lecturer,
and IS now fulfilling series Of engage
ments 10 this State
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

Is ls60 the majority against Mr.. Lincoln
on the pOpuiOr vote was 81. 2S9. In 1864
the majority for him on the popular vote
was 4l2.l92.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
From the \. y. Home Journal.

u every business and profession Indeed Il every
department q science or ski there : sxavs some
acknowledged heal-soDe one Eh0 stan1s out Ia
ooll relief among his fellows 4 sort 4 leader u
the study and treatment Of ceafuess and cararrh as
special diseases, Ir LghthL o. It's civ occcuies
l-si the position above described. he has devoted
years o. labor % tbs specially aud Is now rsapirv
the reward OF bis industry Tie editorial columns ~
ne Tribune. O. recent date bez- witness % H.
Doctors success II this department. q medicine We
91o,e the paragraph.
O. CCRE or DEAF NrrE--Iouis Iosvveinst-in . "a
fourteen years Of age born n Germany cane 10 tbs
city 1en about two years Old soon after his A.
rlTa- here lie was taken sick and oS. as hearing
By degrees be became first deal and then dumb For
nearly ten years he vas mute. unable 10 hear the
-o11est voice OF % articuiate e word About one
year ago he = paced By parents u the hands O.
d. Lgnt1ll- Who has 50 far succeeded II restoring
% hin his lost powers q hearing an utterarc ma
De cA1 converse with those who sneak % him dis
ti1ctly ana deliberately. During the last fo1r OF
I've Io--1s he las been under ne tr.tio- O II
Be1necEe al has made CO.'S aerai.e p-orress ia
reading ard arithnetic'
Having been supplied with the Young mans Al
dress, We further investigated the matter and Dis
covered ll4l previous 20 c1llicE CT d LlEhth tie
yo1ta case was considered hopeless and be was fr
tWo J cas- AZ Innate O. the deaf and dumb asvlun-
he Kew So-n Mott. D D professor = Cnion Coilere
Sc1eneci4ly n published letter tenders his rrsti-
tlde 10 u Lghth for treating successfully his case
q oealness Rev Fred. 5 Jewell Professor q the
>l4te Nol- Sc1ool al Albany. also festifss 70 hzv
ing pee c.rea o. Catarrh- Dr. Lghihil possesses
osle1 Ni..en tssi nori1ls and trbutes 70 his talent
from some Of or waathisSt and most ,-ori-r So
respected eii1ens, which nay be seen on application
u wo1la % dlEcolt 10 speak IL ary brf terms Of
praise OF na treatment, n the face Of these u1any
pfoo's An0 9Aen 'es'IyDg 70 his success (&a4ns)
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
Young Mems Society
ltH Lecture Of the Regular Course
q. w. BUNGAY.

OfNew York, viii deliver the Fourth Lee
tire Of the Regular Course, before the
Young Mems Society, Of Lansing,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

GEO. CRANE, on Monday evening was APP
pointed by the city Council 10 be Wood In
gectOr In the First Ward.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

Admission Tickets, 25 Cents.
Doors Open at z O'clock.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

RAILROAD To OwOssO. "A change oftime.
to take effect January 4th, has been made
On this road as follows:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
Remarkable Cure of Deafness.

From Rec Joseph N C7drt Rsctoro St James Church
SYRACUSE, Feb %. 1863
have been deaf IL 0-e ear since / was II College
some "enty years ago By the skin OF d. LEhthu.
is nearing was entirely restored, 50 that now hear
with both ears, and nnd that can use nv voice
With much more ease and comfort than before
JOSEPH NJ CLARKE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11

CIRCUI COURT COMMISSIONER
- NOTICE Will bc 40 lansing (NilIs Town.
the third Weineslay in each moata at ono O'Clock +
n ami az Mason, the rst Mon av 10 each month IL
one clock + VI, % transact such business apQer
talns - my otl-e. Other times. no ily office ia okc-
mos. ~ ID CHATfFRr0N
Circuit Court Comm .ssi0ner
5Olyl for ilgllm COUNTY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
Detroit Testimonial.
FFo" p AsfsrHey, Esq Of Dstroit

CO hereby certify, Tat FOR the past fifteen IA ut.s
my hearing las 5een affected to considerable ex
tent and that by an operation Of Dr. Lghthil have
been restored to nay fan hearing As Ireslle la De
tro and intend leaving FOR home soon those DESTROYS
Of knowing the verac.ty of ,nis, nay aluira ofsr
J. Macarthur. W 554 Broadway
New YORK, Sept ID 1873
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANTED. a situation to DO homework.
w IN private family. by young woman Ad-
dress through The Post Office. n Lansing
Mss SARAH CHADWICK
Lansing, Dec. 90, ls54. 2v5O,s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-01-11
DETROIT,
TILL SATURDAY, JAN Path.

These visits are made Al The earnest solicitation q
many parties who reside in Detroit and tie vicinity
who are unable to take journey 10 New York CITY
for the purpose Of being treated. These visits Will
be repeated at regular Intervals az long as the re-
qairemeut7 Of the patients demand il
This visit viii terminate December 24.h positively
and be repeated ia January Prom other tsstin,u.-
ais the following local ones are selected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
Monitor
Metropolitan Flee Conmis.ioner-.

The Board of Fire Commissioners met yesier-
day afternoon at Fireman's Hall.
COMMUNICATIONS
were received as follows:
Prom the Board ofFire Insurance Companies, recon-
mending the adoption By the lTe Department ~ the
patent coupling Tor hose Referred.
From the representatives Ol several Insurance com
panies soliciting ealarm telegraph the sam, 10 BE-
stationed In the Office Of the Fire Insurance Detective
Force No Cs Broadway. Referred.
From Alexander Mcneil, Foreman 81 Hose @. No.
A. refusing behalf OF his Company Go abide by the
action Of the Fire Commissioners IN renstaing a. j.
Keeper in the Company, for several reasons which ne
ennmerates. Referred.
petition from the citizens Of the Third FiTe Dis.
trict for the formation OF Steam tire Engine Com
pany in the house latcy occupied by Hose No. % IN
HOTatost
Several other communications were received prnci'
pally resignatons which were accepted.
Resolutions were adopted as follows:
Awarding contract TO AlOnzo Dutch for making
alterations in the house in East fortiethst, formerly
occupied by Hose Company No. -. Tor The sum oil
So 9O-the lowest bad.
L. bennington awarded contract for making Ntera-
tons in house No I53 Frankllns for the SUN of 200
The officers and members Of Waterwitch Engine
Company No 10 to be relieved from duty. and those in
good standing to receive an honorable discharge.
Cornelius McNally appointed fireman IN Engine
Company No. 81 in place ofJ. X. Jawell resigned.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS REQullsED
Commissioner Engs IN presenting the following reso.
luton stated that the Board were in great want OF
funds nj the present time, aud on his recommendation
the resolution adopted:
Resoirci, That req1ton be made upon Tue Cotuoer OF
The city FOR to be deposited with the oy Chamber
in to the credit Of tbs Department on account, 81 lppopHH
ton. by the Board Of Supervisors for the yeur 1909
Adjourned TO il O'Clock Wednesday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
Passengers Sailed.

In steamship Vera Cruz for Havana and Vera cz-Anen
Atron Jos, Atcocha and seryen. Jose Sierra T. r. Mcsa
and wife " D. Blake Mr. Lsnda wife and children Rnm
Weden Maria Comb, Erne.t Rahrhsnd, John bs1y HeuJ
Maste, Errnin Rohens, Wai II. Guest, VIM. McCsnnEk
John Duffy T. J. McKeIpsn. Gateh sehHetrer Mis- Kru,s
ST. s. KILLER Earl d. Sterling and servant 7. sheils
Nostitz Geo Andrews, Augustin Lopez de- Wilangu!do
r. L. Maury and wife and child Rudolph Stuler Z. L. M
son George Silva John Brough James Brougb. EDWARD I'd
raat CLARK HOLSTER John fut, 4. Sanae. H. Burke Az
drew Michel. Mrs. NJ sGHto. and children Antoas 70
naudez Jose Elias Ssnchez Miss Mereed Sanchez Ma. 10
phe SAUCE Mrs. Maria Rose and child ormsn Eta Wiam,
Mr. Emily Ann BROOKS. Frank Cassidy Hugh DogghfrT
Mrs Annie Banuon aud child Henry Beren and WIFE, WaaI
Stern Chss. Clarkson Manuel Aceba james Budon Chal
n. Stoddard John Waller jose Geroud
In steamship Bremen from Bemen-F. Barber and tnEy
Jacoby ard family. j. Waldhauser J. Shatsd aud family
Fiise Wsuze Caroline Rodsiz c. +. Mayer l.. FohrsanI
Obermever O. HuInmel. There,e Levy and daughter B.
Rleser r. Meeners and wife, l.. shie and WIFE Emil. Kot
Ter H. Hempe and family T. Eckert and WIFE a. Brasn
X Rosenberg, Lepnsky EnIm, LengeHbsck sud ehidr,a,
A. Eiser1 d. Seixss Laomon Levy, f. Hartmann, ;. Wiz
lin, and family r. Mdder and family T. Neandef and f,rs-
v J. IIolthsius and wife, W. Christ and children. H. Is.
fnesInann H. Breusing and family AuEaeie Muller and eL-
dren Wnoern.