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nor, which deserve. and ! doubt not, viii

-
| porf which deserve, and ] doubt not, wiii
receive your consideration. :,
The progress and condition oil the mai
service for The past year are fully pre-
scented in The report of the Postmaster
General. The revenue for the year
ending on the 3Oth Of June last amopmeI
10 S3,4S7,190, which is $685. 42 rs less
Than that Of the preceding wear. The
payments for that department during the
sa.ac time amounted to 81 ,Os4297 %.
Of This sum S597.e97 50 have been
drawn from the treasury.
The disbursements for the wear were
two hundred and ninety-six thousand foHr
hundred and ~ihirly-four dollars and TWEEN
ty-seyen cents less Than these Of The pre-
ceding year. While the Disbursements
have been Illus diminished, The mail ia
%cilifies have been enlarged by new mail
rcnies Of five thousand seven hundred
and ihiriy-nlne miles; aniacrcase ofirans-
poflaiion OF one million seven hundred
and sixiy-four thousand one hundred and
foTty-fve mics, aad the establishment of
four hundred and eighteen new post-of-
fees.
Contractors, posimasters, and others,
epg3gedi in Ibis branch oflhe service, have
performed their duties with energy and
faiihfulness deserving cemmendation.-
For many interesting details connected
with the operations of the establishment,
YOU ar referred 10 the rcportof the Post
master General; aud his suggestions fo-
improving It's revenues are Recommended
to your favorable consideration. Irepeat
The opinion expressed III my last annual
message, that The business of this depart
ment should be so regulated that the reve-
nue. derived from it should be made equal
TO the expenditures; and it is believed that
this may be done by proper notifications
Of the present laws, as suggested IN the
report Of The Postmaster General, with
u changing its present rates Of postage.
With full reliance upon the wisdom
and patriotism Of yonr deliberations. it
wifi be my duty, as it win be my anxious
desire, TO cooperate with You in every
constitutional effort TO promote the well
fare and maintain the honor Of our COM
MOI country.
JAMES K. POLK.
WAsHTNoToS, December 8. I646.
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FEsHE Userseers If The Poor in the
z tlflereat townships of Somerset
county, are hereby nutifiea 10 iaform the
Directors ohiIie raer. OF The number of
fauFers un'ler their rilarge in each
township. Letters 10 be addressed to
Ahsalom Csseheer. Somersei y. u, on
or before the 23h dsy Dee. 1876.
Also praposais viii be received Gfom
persons who may wish To be
appointed steward. in tegard 10 The
salary for whirh they will serve for the
term of one year.
Dec. %.
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Information wanfad.

Some Z or 8 years ago. a woman from
Cumberland county, named - HoosER.
and who at the time was partially de-
ranged, lefi her home. taking with her
two children, whom, upon her return
some months afterwards, she said she had
left on Laurel Hill, or between there aud
Pittsburgh. Both were boys, the n
named Samuel, and the other John. The
enc, she said, she had left with a man
named LEE. They are supposed TO be,
al this timei f living, from III TO IA years
Of age. A brother and sister Of these
children are anxious 10 learn their where
abouts, and request persons who may
know anything respecting them TO address
William Cressler, Shippensburg, Pa.
kgEdiiors of Newspapers in West
ern Pennsylvania, by copying or other
wise noticing the above. would confer a
ioyor upon the relatives Of the los. chill
drsu.
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WHIG estate CONVENTION.

A Stale Convention. TO be composed of
Delegates from the City of Philadelphia
and the several counties equal TO sheir
representation in the General Assembly
of This Commonwealth, will be held at
Harrisburg, on TUESDAY, dle 9tsa day
OF MARCH NEXT, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of selecting
candidates for Governor and Canal Com
missioner TO be supported by the Wings
and the friends of the Protective Policy at
the next ensuing election, and 10 transact
such other business as may be deemed
important to the success Of the Wing
cause.
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NgffeI,eIi,s Yetr a!an &c 1savicn.

NifeiteEi's Rev E!ap or Mexico.
We have been favored by Mr.. Mitchell
with a copy of his new Map of Mexico,
Including Yucatan and Upper California.
and containing a sketch of the City and
battle ground OF Monterey.
The Map is 25 by II inches, and is
sold at the low price of 6 copies for one
dollar.
bE Address. Augustus Mitchell,
n. E. corner of Market and 9TH streets.
Philadelphia.
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DIR. b. J9fNE'S
FAMELY MEDICINES.

23) THESE medicines are recon-
mended and extensively usedby the most
intelligent persons in The United States.
by numerous Professors and Presidents
OF Colleges, Physicians Of the Army and
Navy, and Of Hospitals and Alalhonses.
and BY more than five iundred Clergy
men OF v%arious ienemipaiions.
They IRE expressly prepared for faml-
~ use. aod have acquIfcd an nnprece-
denied popularity throughout the Uni
ted States; and as hey are admirably cal
cUlaied 10 preserve health and cure dis
eases, no fanlly should ever be uilhou,
them. The proprietor Of these valua-
bic preparations received his education at
one OF he hest aiedsrat Colleges in the
United Stsies, and has had twenty wears
q experience in an extensive aud Diversified
practice. hy which he has had oppnr,n-
mites Of acquiring a practical knowledge
OF diseases, and al tie remedies best cal
cniaied 10 remove them
Names md prices of DR.. D. Jayne's
Family .Mediciens, riz:
lsyne's Expeciorani, per bottle ST 90
Hair Tomic. | 90
Attern tive or lifclPreserva-
tive, per b%o,Ile, 90
Tonic Vermifuee, e5 and 30 cts.
Carmnatise Balsam, 25 & so cts.
Sahaiive Pills, per box. 0 Is
American Hair Dye, 0 80
All The above mentioned Medicines
are prepared oSLY by Dr.. ID. EJayne.In-.
venIor and Sole Proprietor No. 8 South
Third Street, PhIladelphia. Pa, who
has no hesitation IN recommending them
To The community as preparations wor-
thy OF their entire confidence. and is
fully persuaded from pas, experience,
Thai thew will be foupd e%minenily sue
cessfal in removing those diseases for
which they are screrally recommended.
Sold by j. j. & Fl. +. Sc,iell.
Samerset Pa.
Also by Edward Bevin.
SsavstowD Pa
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SOMERSET HERALD.
SOMERSET, Pa,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER %, 1916.

V. B. PALMER, Esq. of Philadelphia at his
Real Eslate and CoaI Office, is cur authorized
Agent for obtaining ements and Sub
s~eripiion for the HERALD" and is clothed
with full power 10 receipt for any monies paid
to him On these objects. lis agency includes
the following Giles, siz:-Philadeiphis, Ncw
Yofk. Baltimore aad Boston.
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Law NOTTCE.

have formed a ~coparfaership in the prac-
tee of tie Law, IN the county OF Somer-
set. All business entrusted 10 thsm
will receive prompt attention. Office
in Snyder's new brick building near The
diamond.
Dee. 8 1915.
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HouSs and Lot
s q Sc S a e e.

FSTTE subscriber offers for sale a
house and lot at the roitlseasl end
OF Tie borough of Somerset. The lot
contains une acre. The house is one and
a bali stories high; and there is also a
stable on the premises. The property
is in good condition and will be sold on
reasonable lerms-and 10 a purchaser who
would pay cash, il will he put very low.
GE0RGE MILLER.
Dec. oe-+
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DISSOLUTION 0F PART
EERSHIp,

VIE eo-parnership existing between
& Perry G. Kouiz and George Fair
has been dissolved by mutual canseni.
The dissolution ioiake place on the lst
of January 1917. The books TO be set
lied BY the partners. The shop IN Vel
iersburg viii IT, future be carried on hy
p. G. Kaniz, and The shop at Mount
Savage by George Fair.
KOUTZ & FAIR.
Wellefsburg, Dec. %. 1865
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ANOTHER INVALID RESTORED
TO HEALTH.
Tread the following statement Of facts
from Mr., E, Baiiv, a highly respecIas
ble merchant OF Vienna, Johnson coun.
ty, Illinois,
NIess,s Phelps & Biakeley, ST,
Louis. Mo.
GeRllemeu.-A desire 10 benefit the
afflicted through0ai the land has alone
induced me Ia make ;iie following state
menI of facts respecting one oi
the mos, astonishing cures ever re-
corded, Ny son, D0w " wears
old, has been afflicted during his Whole
life with a constant cough, pain IN the
side and chest, accompanied with night
sweats and hectic fever. which produced
great emacialiou and deoill,y: aud At IN
~terva's during the night his first exPec-
~toratinu would become so great as 10 en-
danger his life from slFanguialion. Du-
ring this litne he was attended By many
physicians Of the highest repule, whose
prescriptions gave but temporary relief
IN fact so alarming were the symsoms
and so inveIeraie was his disease, that |
was compelled TO bc;ieYc him beyond
the reach of medical aid. All our neigh
bnrs and friends " ho saw him, regarded
him as one who was rapidly approach
ing the grave. After having thus ex.
haus'ed the skill of our hes, physicians.
without obtaining relief, | was prevailed
upon by The advice of u friend to make
use Of Wisfar'S Baisam of UiM Cher
ri.
he commenced lis use abnui the 30th
Of December, 1871. The first batile Of
which gave astonishing relief. and began
again indulge in the fond hope that he
nigh, vet be restored ia i@reai.!l.
After having Convinced The use Of il
until 5 bottles had been taken, the DIS
ease was entirely removed and his Shat
Iered constitution and emsciaied furm
restored 10 sound and permanent health
which he continues to enjoy UP To the
present time.
| believe the genuine DR.. Wistars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry 10 be enc Of lhe
most valuable medicines ever discovered
knowing. as lido. that tie above cure
was effected solely by lis use.
i am, gentlemen. very respectfully
Your most obedieni servant.
April 9, iS46. Ell BAlLf.
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place.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Yemgiors-Sir-
As a duty | owe 10 the community.
and particularly 10 the afflicted. would
stale thall had been for a number .of
wears laboring under disease and weak
ness of the lungs. which caused me 10
copgi, q grem deal, & produced a eonse-
quen, debility OF my system geueraliy.
10 such y degree that j; WAS with dih
Guilty | could walk. Ia DO which even for
a short distance. experienced grea! "a
tigue. han various medicines recon-
meaded Ia ne. whjrh | used %wililou, any
beneficial effects Whatever, mail | pro-
cured a h0l4la sc Wistars Bsisah ofWilJ
Cherry. he use al one bottle Afforded
relief. entirely relieving NE Of cough.
and restoring my lungs 10 healthy action.
The use Of it lar a shpgi lime decreased
rRr general heslii and strength ~ such
an extent, ghsti was Stronger and nere
neatly than | had heen for Years hef,re.
From the trial | have made Of The medi-
cine, I can confidently recommend II as a
powerful "Tsnie" a certain cure Tor al
fictitious of The lungs. unless it may be in
a ease of consumption. obstinate and Of
long Standing.
JAMES A. LEWIS.
March :. IS4G RnwlIns Green XIV.
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70 the heirs and legal rep

10 the heiss and legal rep
reseRtaiires Of Geo. Hart
scti. deed.
u AXE notice tina, an inquest will be
he'd at the ia5e dwelling house Of
said deceased ia The Borougii Of Ssoys.
town.. Somesketrpun'y Pa. on Friday
4ke 18Th day 81 January 1917. for The
purpose Of making partition Of the real
estate of said decreased. 10 and among bis
ehilaren. and legal FePresenisuvessh me
same can be eoes w%iiiioa. prejaGice TO
or spelling % the whole, etherwl se 10
value and apprajse the same according
TO law: at which tnne aud place ynu
are required TO attend IL yon thins prop
ef.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
dec 8. Sheriff.
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LAST Ard FIlgEL NOTICE

e lie Subscriber once more earnestly
requests all persons having unset
Ied rceun with him. 10 cell and dis
charge them or at least. close them by
nole before the fFsf deg Ct FsbuarY asri
-heing desirous 10 remoye-snG having
already given several calls, which have
been in = great measure unheeded. he
trusts lhal those persons who laii 10 at
icud TO this last notice. wall not complain
should they receive q ''digefe3t kin8 q
caH," after the expiration OF Ibe ABOVE
time. as The accounts must and shan re
closed. j. L. SN
Dee. 8, 1916.
MANY Of NV GOODS on hand. vii
be sold at Cost fer Cash. some even be-
low lha,-or | would sell eu; The entire
s,ock on very accommodating teTms-and
the HOUSE aad LOT can bs bad viii
die Sore ii desired. J. J.. :.
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Dec. {. Is46.
NOTECE

- AAE4
To the heirs and legal rep
resentatives of Michael
SanDer, deed.
EHAKE notice hat an inquest wilt
be held at tie late dwelling house
Of said deceasen. in Milford township,
Somerset county. on Saturday the SOth
day Of january 1877, for the purpose OF
making partition Of the real estate Of
said deed, 20 and among his children.
AMI legal representatives, if the same
can be done without prejudice 10 or
spelling Of Vie whole; Otherwise TO value
and sppraise the same according to law;
at which time and place you arc request
ed 70 attend If you think proper.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
dee S. 1915. Sheriff.
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Orphans Court Sale
Dp RD4A D9R0pDs

SG 49, "a ~ 5 ~ ~ =
E n pursuance Of an order o. The Or
81 plans Cour. there will he exposed
TO sale by way Of public vendde or cut
cry on The 9Th day Of January 1884,. IN
the premises, the following Real Estate.
Iase The properly Of John kensiuser,
deceased. viz: A certain trar, or
Z L Il n ia
OF laud. situate IN Conamaugh township.
Somerset county, containing about lI4
acres aad allowance more or less; all.
joining lands of Joseph Mason. JohG
Landers, II. Hoover aud o%lliers. with "a
beul 90 acres clear land. on which are
erected a one and a half story house. log
barn with other Improvements.
TERMS
Three hundred dollars 10 be paid on
tie 25 day Of March next, ant the bal
ance in annual payments, OF n han
dFed dniIars wil!lou, interest, 10 be Sc
cured by Judgment bonds.
Attendance will be given by The sub
scriber.
HENRY BURGET.
Administrator of lie estate OF
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J. p.
SAMUEL d. HARMS,
JOSEPH N
MORTON McMICIIAEL,
GEORGE ERETY,
H. JONES BROOKE,
THEO. d. COCHRAN,
JAMES FOX.
JAMES MARTIN,
WILLIAM BUTLER,
J. ]. SL0CUM.
JOHN Il. EDiE,
EDWARD COWAN.
JOHN B. JOHNSON,
NM. J. HOWARD,
Wing State Committee.
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Sherif's Sale.

EBY virtue OF a writ of VendilioEi Ex
5 g punas issued out Of The Co1rt ofCom
mon Pleas Of Somerset county, and ts
me directed. there will be exposed to
sale by public outcry al the public square
IN Somerset on Tuesday the I4lb day of
J%auuary next. at l o'clock, p. NJ. the
following Real eslate, viz:
All The right, uiIe. inleres, and claim,
Of Joseph Mason OF, IN. ard TO Il certain
P1AI24Gl0l
or lraci OF land, situate IN Shade town.
ship. Somerse, county. Pa, containing
39j acres more or less, about go acres
cleared aud about 20 acres in meadow;
adjoining lands Of David Rodgers. john
Paul. Jesse B~erkepile, John Fry. jr.
and others: on which are cfecten a log
dwelling house and barn and stable, with
The ap9erlenanees-as the preperly Of
said Joseph Mason. al the sui, Of Sam
mel Hunter.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
Sherif-s Office. Somerset
Dec. 8. 1916.
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Colds. ~consampti0ns,

Read The faIlouing letter written 10
our Agent at Bowling Green, Ky. BY a
geuIieman of high standing in that
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NOP1pRa

To the heirs and legal rep
rosentatiyes Of John Gra-
ham, deed.
notice tia; an inquest will
be held at he late dwelling house
OF said deceased, IN tie Bofough of
S~loysiown, Somerset county, Pa, Oh
Saturday tlie l6ih day uf J%anuarg 1871.
for the purpose Of making partition Of the
real estate Of said deceased, TO and a
moug bis children and legal representa-
lives, il the same can he done without
rreiudire io or spelling of the whole;
otherwise. 10 value and appFsise the
same according to law; at which tigie
and place YOU are required to attend it
you think proper
SAMUEL GRIFFITH.
dee g, Sheriff.
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rRA BARN.

Carrgsge House and " God shed-also a
good Brick Smoke and Wash House.
wish a good we'll of water and cISlern on
the premises. also a fac Garden with a
variety of choice fruit trees & %strubhery
this propertv is admiralty adapted for
a comfortable residence. as well as for
ANY Kind ef public business. and is nn
surpassed b. any property in tic place.
A meadow lot containing l24 acres,
together wiilla 20 acre clover lot adj
iainiae; sRd several other out lots all
adjoining The borough.
Also
Two tracts Of miupsoved land, con-
tanning 4oO acres each, situate in Som
erset township.
The terms viii beliberal.
~ The above properly is NOT dis
pesed Of. it viii be Coz rent from The Isl
Of April next.
J. l.. SNYDER.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

8LLE.E@II ~ Aa-a1 0W"
Y ET1ERS OF Administration on the
A estate of Peer Shiref. Sr.. late Of
Salisbury. ElkIi-k sp.. dec'd.haeing been
granted ! o the subscribers. all persons
indebted ta said estate are requested 10
attend at The late residence Of the de-
ceased. nn The 2elh Of January ncx'.
prepared 10 settle; and those having
tn present them at The sane
lime and place. properly au'henbea',d.
JOHN SiIiRER.
OF Eiktlck 10.
PETER SuiRER,
81 AhrgaRy CO., Md.
Dec. 6. 1890.
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new &CHEAPG00DS.

.YEyIiE subscriber has received lFoa
sbe Eastern c;sies. and is now ope-
ming at bis store Norih East corner OF
tie Diamond. a very large and general
assortment Of Goods suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS,
among which are French ard English
Cloths of various golfers. Also Tweeds,
Cassinaeres. Saiinets and jeans. Tarieton
aai Cecilia Cloths Zoe Ladies dresses.
ALSO. Classmates, Alpacas,
Ngrs,in lie LANES. Callc0es OF al Grslt-
lies from 4 10 p cents per yard. Nus
tins from 4 20 10 els, Si.k and Thread
Lace Silk Gloves Of a superior quality
ror Isdies and gentlemen. .ogsiher with a
Inc assortmentof HARDWARE,
QneeHsyCGre, Groceries, &c.
Boots and shoes Of al kinds aud very
low. Wsavsfs Reeds Of very superior
qualify,
All which viii be solo m IS cheap and
accommodating Terms. as they can re bad
YES. Of the Allegheny 5'eue'ains.
81. TREDWELL.
Somerset, ser, e, lee,
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srTCures similar TO ihe above are
constantly heihg performed in al paris
of the country. and we should be des.i.
ME OF all feeling OF humanity, did We
not call upon all who are afflicted with
pulmonary diseases 10 resort OF once 10
the use Of this, The only remedy thai can
be relied upon lur a cure.
&*The true and gei uine WiS,ar's Bal
sam hf Wild Cherry is sold al esiahlish-
ed agencies IN all parts Ct the u. States
Sod ia Cincinnati on he corner OF
Fourth and Walnut streets bv
SANFORD & PARK,
Gent agents fer the Western States.
AGENTS FOR WIsrAR's DALsAM.
j. T.. SNYDER. Somerset,
] Lloyd & Co. Donegal,
S Philson. Berlin,
II Little, S~ioyslown.
g II Keyser. Bedford,
Oxobef 20, 1916. lily
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TURNPIKE ELECTION.

TURNPIKE ELECTION
HSHE STOCKHOLDERS in tie Somerset
and Bedford turnpike Road Con-
pany will take notice iha. an election
will be held al the house of James Phi
son, in Allegheny township on the 4th
day az January next, TO elect one Presi-
dent six Managers and a Treasurer 10
conduct Tie affairs Of said Company the
ensuing year.
BENJAMIN KIMMEL.
Dec. 1, 1856. Pgest.
Also a dividend was declared on the
10th Of this month, at two per cent in The
sfore. said company to be paid by the
Treasurer of said Company.
B. K.
Dee. I, 1916.
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EXTENSIVE STAGE RoBBERY.-A let.
ter from Lagranga, Ga. dated Feb. ID, to
the editor of the Mobile Adreriieer, states
that on the night Of the 21st, when lha
mail stage came 10, whilst the driver was
engaged in changing The horses, tho stage
was robbed ola travelling bag, containing
seven thousand five hundred dollars, be-
longing to a NJ. Sdndsr .ofNew Odean,
The following are the particulars of the
affairs:
As the coach halted at tina tavern door,
all the passengers (sesen or eight in num-.
ber) got out and went into the rosm
10 warm themselves. Mr.. Snider was
the last to get Ont, and when out, did not
remain longer than three minutes, when
he Immediately returned for the purpose
of taking with him The bag and money,
but on examining the coach it could not
be found. The alarm was given and
search forthwith commenced ia every di.
r%ection- No clue could be had. A
thousand conjectures were af1oat. Every
body in this peaceful town was in a state
of uneasiDess, and many aided in the
search. Dispatches were sent abroad in
every quarter, but to no effect. On Sun.
day, at 8 P NJ. the secret leaked out-and
it was ascersained thet a negro man, who
belonged in the country. was seen passing
off "quarter and half eagles" as stem cent
pieces" The negro was soon taken into
custody, and acknowledged that the very
moment the stage was cleared Of the pas
engers, that he slipped up to the door (the
night was pitch dark aud felt if there
was anything in the bottom Of the co.ch
that he felt the bag, seized it and ran i'm
medlateIy across The street, threw it into
the courthouse yard until the excitement
should abate--then removed ii to a box on
the opposite side, and Immediately before
day again removed it in the rear OF a sta.
bic and buried it in a large heap of ma.
nure. From this spot the bag was taken
in the presence of many witnesses. A
part of the money has been recoysred-tbs
gold, amounting to near 81, 900 hut the
New Orleans bank notes are vet missing.
and what makes the matter still worse, i,
negro says he has not seen It the
and that he only took out the spe.
Gle.
Mr.. Snider is still here, and the search
Is still going on. The negro is in Jail.