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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07

RESOLUTION NO. 20. Declaring
intention to appropriate property for
the purpose of widening Herr Street.
Be 1t resolved by the Council of
the City of Marion, State of Ohio:
Sec. 1. That it hereby declares
its intention to appropriate for the
purpose of widening Herr. Street, the
following described property to-wit:
Fifteen G5) feet off the east side
of the following described property:
Situated in the City of Marion. Coun-
Ity of Marion and State of Ohio.
Bounded and described as follows:
Part of the east half of the south
west quarter of Section twenty-one
(2D Township five CD south range
acre of the north end of the follow
ing described tract. to-wit: Begin
ming at point in the west line of
said east one half Of the southwest
quarter of Section twenty-one (21)
where the north line of the right of
way OF the G.. G.. G.. & I. Ry.
crosses said line. Thence north along
said line nineteen and thirty-nine
1880 chains to the east and west
center line of said section twenty-one
(2D; thence east along one-half Sec
tion line one and fifty-four hun
dredths Q.5D chains; thence south
nineteen and thlrty-nine hundredths
chains to the right of way of the C.
&C. @. & !. Ry. thence west along
said right of the way to the place OF
beginning being the same property
decided to John Stengel from ID. r.
Creasap by Administrator Recorded
IN Volume 65, page 349 in the Deed
Records of Marion County, Ohio.
S. r. RAUHAUSER,
President of the City Council.
Passed November %, 1907. =.
Approved by the Mayor, Louis
Scherff.
Attest: William Flies, City Clerk.
Star 11-27-12-4-07. Mirror 11-29-12-6-O7
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
Charming Picture Frame.

A pleasing design for q standing
circular frame of water color paper IL
= group OF three or four violets,
punched together. and then con.
Meeting chain Of stems reaching to q
second little bunch. the same arrange
ment following around the entire
frame at quite regular intervals.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
Gospel Armor.

When person puts on the gospel
armor he Goes not put It on for time,
waiting and hoping for the time when
Ne can cast 1t of, but he puts it on to
stay, and the longer he wears 1t the
more he loves and esteems it.--Rev.
y. +, Miller, Episcopalian. Brooklyn,
NJ Y.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07

others.
Section 3. This ordinance shall
be inforce from and after dts
passage and legal publication.
s. r.. RAUHAuSER,
President of the City Council
Passed November IS, 1907.
Approved by the mayor, LOUIS
Scherff.
Attest: William Fies, City Clerk.
star II, 81, 12, A, OF. Mirror
IL, 20, IL, 6, 07.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
Towns WIsh ramcus Names.

There ago ~ ci,ies aal ,owhs
named Troy In lhe Ua.sc.. lsa.c5. -
named Athoas. IL Ut.ss.., &c ...c-.a.i-
drias. i5 ltcnies aad !. Ca.ta-ses, aut
to speak of z Atticas and q ., -.
cuses. Only two states. indlaaa s.ri
New York, contain towns bearia5 ~
eight of the names. Ohio and MissCurl
contain seven each.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
Pleasant for tho Bride.

V'casant TOT tho Bride.
Az the close OF wedding breakfast
a gentleman noted for his biunders
rose TO his feet. causing keen anxiety
10 all who knew him. Ladies and
gentlemen" he cried, genially, II
drink to the health OF the bridegroom!
May he see many days like this."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
Police OF World. cItIss.

Berlin's patro!men are one to $40,
Liverpools are one to 40. London's
one to 4S6. and Philadelphia has ona
patrolman for every ell citizens. On
Manhattan island there is but one
policeman to every 643 inhabitants.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
Who're conservatlsn, Pays.

We should not show all our faults
at once to the woman who loves us
that Is, II we desire to have her keep
on loving us,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
President Of the Council $50 per

President of the Council $50 per
annum.
Treasurer of the City of Marion,
Ohio, $3.50 per annum.
Sec.. Q. That all of said salaries
shall be payable in equal monthly
installments unless otherwise pro-
'vided by law.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall be in
force from and after It's passage and
the earliest period allowed by law.
Passed November 20, 1907.
s. r. RAUHAUSER,
President of the City Council.
Approved by the Mayor, Louis
Scherff
Attest: william Fies, City Clerk.
Star 11-27-12-4-07. Mirror 11-29-12-6-07
ORDINANCE NO. 1O4. Extending
Water Mains.
BE it ordained by the Council of
the City of Marion, and State Of
Ohio:
Sec. 1. That the Marion Water
Company be and Is hereby author
ized and directed to extend the water
mains on Herr st. from Kenton Av-
enue to Silver st
On Oak st. from Kferx Avenue to
Garden City Pike.
Garden City Pike from Oak st. to
Mary st.
Mary st. from Garden City Pike
to present terminus of water mains.
Avondale st. from Silver st. to
Blake Avenue.
Sec. 2. The City Clerk be and Is
hereby authorized and directed to no.
tify said company of the passage of
this ordinance, and the Chief of the
Fire Department to locate the fire
hydrants made necessary by said ex-
tension.
Sec. g. This ordinance shall be in
force from and after its passage and
legal publication
Passed November %. 1907.
s. R. RAUHAUSER,
President of the City Council
Approved by the Mayor, Louis
ScherY.
Attest: william Flies, City Clerk.
Star 11-27-12-4-O7. Mirror 11-29-12-G-O7
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07
unsatIsfsctovy ne.dInu.

Onsst'sEactory Heaotn0.
While there ID an unlimited amount
OF good reading In an unabridged die.
tionary- 1t is distributed In : tantsliz-
Ing manner. ,. ~
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-07

ORDINANCE No. lO1. Fixing the
salaries of the Mayor. Members OF
she Board OF Public Service. City
Treasurer and Members and Presi-
dent OF the Council OF the City of
Marion, Ohio.
BE 1t ordained by the Council of
the City of Marion. and State of
Ohio:
Sec. /. That from and after the
1st day OF January. 1908, the offlc-
ers hereinafter designated shall re-
ceive the salaries hereinafter named.
Mayor, $1,000 per annum.
Members of the Board of Public
Service. $500 per annum, each.
Members OF the Council, $50 per
annum, each.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08

was quite dark when Patrick came with the
pony cart, and amid the enthusiastic waving
cf hats and hearty shouts Of come again
soon, and stay all night" Clyde was driven
away, pretty well tired out, but filed with
new sense of hope and self-help, that there
was something in life for him to. do and live
for. Privately he told himself he meant to
be as near like the Dana boys as possible 5ie-as
high minded, courageous and manly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08

had upon careful inquiry, learned
| that the Danas were the right sort OF boys,
it might be as well to let his delicate charge
have free rein during his vacation, and per-
haps it would ultimately be of great and last
ing benefit to him. Clyde needed companions
of his own age, and, little acquaintance with
"the middle classes" as Mr.. Temple was
pleased to term it, would do him no harm.
In a comparatively short time Clyde could
fish and row as well as any of them. His
blistered hands at first rather dismayed him,
but he wouldn' give in. and kept at it until
his palms were as hard as Gales, and he
laughed at tan and sunburn, even few
freckles was nothing to care about. OF course,
he could not run, OF join in any Of the usual
bcyish games, but when the harvest apples
were ripe, and Gale and Trux Skinned up the
crock old trees like squirrels, and Winch
and Tommy were not far behind, Clyde
thought he might venture to at least go as
high as the first large branches.
Success thus far, however, served only to
fire his ambition to greater deeds of daring
and up he went unmindful of his lameness,
and then-it happened SO quickly nobody knew
Just how, anyway, down he fell, and the first
lying on the ground with broken leg and
"groaning for all he was worth" as Winch
graphically expressed it. Trux and Gale got
him to the house as speedily and carefully as
they could, and once on the lounge in the
sitting room Trux made record time for DR..
Smedley. And you may believe the old doctor
was hustled to the aid of the injured boy
with haste and insistence that would brook
no delay. The broken bone was set, the leg
cncased in plaster cast, and, with a twenty
pound bag of sand attached, Clyde was made
as comfortable as possible.
In reply to Mrs Dana's anxious inquiry DR..
Smedley assured her that it was a Clean sim
pie fracture. The boy would be all right in
six weeks at the most. He would come again
in the morning and see how the patient was
getting along.
After the doctor was gone it was Trux, as
usral, who essayed the role of comforter.
"Never mind, Clyde" he said. "It's YOUR
short leg any way, and that's a good thing.
for it can't make it any worse than it was
before. I'll have to let Mr.. Temple know,
Though"
That's so" replied Clyde. 'tBut he mustn't
make row. or write to my father about it,
I'll never forgive him if he does"
Mr.; Temple, when duly informed of the
| accident, promised, if there were no serious
| complications, to keep silent, otherwise his
duty would oblige him to tell Clyde's parents.
When DR.. Smedley came the next day, after
taking the patients temperature and giving
him thorough looking over to make sure
| there was no fever he announced, with pro-
| fessional certainty, that everything was pro-
! crossing favorably, and so far as any perma-
nent injury was to be feared it was quite
| the reverse. There was, in fact, possibility
| that the accident might result in lasting good.
| The fracture in healing might induce OF
stimulate natural growth in the shrunken
L
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08


Gust across the lake, in that white house
you see beyond the two big. elms, replied
Trux. "There are five of us kids-four boys
and the baby-a girl How many are there
of you?"
be home until November. A friend of my
mothers told her about this place being so
healthful and was certain / would be greatly
benefited if came here. I'm sure, hope so: !,
Trux II wouldn't mind being little lame
like that if were you I'd Just fish and row
and swim with the best of them, and make
up for thing, that l could not do for things
'That is just like Trux," laughed Gale.
"You couldn't floor him if he had no legs
at ALL" , cid
looking at his own thin, white hands and
then at Gales brown paws. you are out in
the. sun most of the time. and can get about
without anyone's help"
"And SO can you, if you only try" said
Trux. Come across to supper with us, and
you will see my mother and grandmother.
Father is dead, and we had hard times at
first until We were helped by fairy god
MOTHER.
Clyde looked incredulous, but Trux seemed
perfectly sincere in his statement, and con-
tinued:
"Ycu can send the pony cart around the
lake by the lower road. We will row you
across, and we will have the fish cooked for
supper
Clyde readily assented. Patrick was direct
ed to come for him at eight o'clock, and that
is how the "Dana kids" came to know, ano
later, love Clyde Elgar.
Mrs. Dana welcomed the invalid boy with
a mothers sympathetic tenderness tor his
for him. With all his wealth and hired at
tendsnts he seemed SO lonely and apart from
all sturdy, boyish companionship. Blossy
made friends on the instant, and showed him
her doll and woolly sheep and various others
of her personal treasures
Clyde declared it was the best and jolhest
day he had ever known, and could he come
again.
"Yes," answered all the "kids" in one voice.
Come every day..
after you, and acting as if you were not able
to do single thing for yourself, said Irux
I'VE will show you life at Parker Place, and
a kind Of society you never dreamed OF. Wen
introduce you to Uncle Silas, the best old TEL
low going, and Miss Jane Virgins, benevo,
lent lady of our more youthful days, and
To-, Barney and his charming sister, Sue. That
will be variety to make you laugh, ana
grow strong as prize fighter. Your folks
won't know you when they return In the fall'
you will be SO changed.
chickens" invited Winch. 'Tve got fifty
chickens, and Gales. got twenty-five turkeys
a %And my three little pigs" spoke up Tom
INV. determined not to. be left out of the
party, or have his individual possessions
So they bore Clyde off in triumph to the
barn. not one of the finely -natured little chaps
appearing to notice his painful limp, and
showed him the kind and number of theft
several special properties. When they re.
turned to the house supper was ready, and
Clyde was RECALLED with the fish that were
swimming in the lake two hours before. 1t
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08

had quite forgotten his painful affiction and
was as proud of his piscatorial achievement
as a boy could be.
"This is great" he exclaimed, pushing back
his expensive straw hat and wiping his heated
brow with fine linen handkerchief Il
never went fishing before. Where do you
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
CHAPTER VIII.

EA1Y1F Mr.. Temple the very correct tutor,
E%t Il objected to the new order of things,
SeA-@ it was merely in perfunctory way.
lQUBj Master Clyde was at Lakeview for
his health and pleasure, and as he
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
FROM LAST WEEK
CHAPTER VII.

YEAR had gone by and it was
June again. The past winter had
heen one of comfort and freedom
from care-quite different from tine
last spent at Dayton.
The Dana hnvs were growing fast,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08

Renlcmber. 6e.you short or tall,
Pride often goes be o flli..-'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08

10 Be CONTINUED Nnxr SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
AT THE PUBLIC
MARKET

Patrons Of the public market can
now do their marketing by phone.
Ms the Independent Telephone com.
pany completed the work Of install.
Ing their nhonea yesterday Both
telephone companies were request.
cd to install phones The lndopond
ont company pat In their phones
within ten days after the opening.
at cost Of $1,000 II ~ not known
how soon the Sunset phones Will
be In
Every stall has access 10 the
phones The numbers are George
iIelbaoh. butcher. A sA9g. Frank l..
Dewitt. $500. N Il Dexter. eggs.
A bb07. " ! Mills. butcher. l. b4e7 I.
Albert X kaaorf. butter and eggs,
bbl6. Royal stalls. meats. 5i06. H.
" Pcrsonle, fruits. l. 551G; Grimes
q Co, frulta and farm produce.
b49i, Hoods Candy company. b42s /.
J. j. Gonnoll. farm produce. SAT-.
81 Gormatn lunch room. G4g2 Elk
market. $3.50. Pacific Produce com
pany $3.50 Sam Graft. florist. 5f93
Peter Salem. farm produce. A sbtG,
fiahormena fish market. A b5l7.
Sound View market. $3.50, G. D.
Moitay. fruits. l. b6i7. l. Chapman,
farm produce, b5i2. Sandy Hook
market, l. $40. Ideal home bakery.
a52i PUGET Market company. b43S.
A fine supply Of hothouse cu.
cumbera and lettuce has been 70.
eeiyed today. The former Is quoted
as Zoe each OF three for a quarter,
while the lettuce Is worth two
lunches for &C. Sultan figs we're
sold two packages for Sc The
highest price asked for eggs Is f5c
per dozen. Beef tongues are worth
fOc each. Onions are sold . pounds
for l6c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
CHARGES CONTRACT is
BEING VIOLATED

Charging violations % the con.
tract agreement, James A. Moore
aud wife today filed an answer
and cross complaint IN the superior
court. In CONFIRMATION to a suit
instituted by Nelson G nlalock 90
recover damages filaloek'H com.
plant has not yet heon filed.
The answer recites that iliaioch
Was to furnish title 90 certain desert
land. which Moore was 90 have i'm.
proved nt a cost not "a exceed f2o.
900. but that the man aid not make
good Ia obtaining property be prom.
iHod 90 secure. 80 the defendants
declared the deal of The arrange.
mcnt appears 10 have provided FOR
the Improvement Of the land and
Its sale with an equal division Of
any profits that might accrue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
WOMAN AT THE BOTTOM
OF PORTLAND MURDER
10y United Preas)

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. l3--A
motive Tor the mysterious murder
OF William Dupula.by John Wynne.
which happened early Thursday
morning AZ Martin Dcnny'a saloon
here. was supplied today. when a
special from pendloton. Ore. the
former home OF the murdered man
and his slayer. WAS received stat.
ing that the cause of the trouble
between Dupuis and Wynne orig
mated IA an alleged intimacy be-.
tween Mrs Wynne and Dupuia. Yes
terdhy "A coroner's jury found that
Wynns was the person responsible
for Dupuia death. but refused 10
comply with the earnest efforts Of
the district attorney and insert the
words with murdefous intent IN
their decision Mrs wynne stands
by her husband IN this crisis aud
declares that he will be acquitted
Dupula had a reputation of being
bad man when drunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
,ad Revise System Of City Accounting to Keep Track
finances.

sad liabilities. or 20 show what Ia
financial condition actually h.
The system proposed By tho ac
couutants proWdes that complete
Inventory and appraisal of tho
clty's resources b. made as ~ the
first day OF the approaching calen.
dar year and that this be- made the
basis tor the institation OF colu
plcte new aysteN of accouutlng
which ahat onter .he citys 10.
sources upon It's books aa they ae.
crue treating Us liabilities IN o
similar manner With such a aya.
tenn Il would BE- possible boz the
c!ty's aecoantaeta 60 ascertain. at
any time, What the financial stand
ms II the city Is.
Saves Unnecessary labor.
On account Of the extrayaraut
waste ~ effort Ia duplicating ae.
counts under the present system. q
ls followed that enough uuueccs.
sary labor can he eliminated ao
that there will be no mere work or
expense la keeplns the accounts ne.
cordlng 10 the modern and improy
I'd system suggested than Ia Keep
ing up the imperfect accounts nov
maintained. "a
As an Indication uf the many i'm.
projections ~ the existing system
Il Is pointed ont by the accountants
that ia the trial balance of the
city water department gotten out
BY former Comptroller John Rip.
llurer Tor 1905. the minor item ul
the 81 900 600 of outstanding war.
rants against the fund does not ap.
pesr as liability. nor - the
amount deducted from the asserts OF
the fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
DIPTHERIA IS
INCREASING

In spite Of the fact that the cpl
donnie of diphtheria IL increasing
the effect on the public schools Is
apparently decreasing Health OF
fiecr Parry has given up almost hia
whole time 10 getting control of the
diphlhoFia situation. with the aid
OF the score OF medical inspectors
There has been no Interruption
nf school work on account Of fumi
cation % buildings. for week
Hut two deaths have occurred 80
far this month. and but four oc
Cured last month from the dis.
ease.
The first week % December there
we're "a eases and the second 20
making 20 cases "a date this month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
4 finances.

me cts csnple,ely VorEau.
/ .,s,em Of accountlns reiue'
AZ aecountlng on The
munuos and expenses, la
i aae merely ~ receipts and
y " is the vital recon.
s,.ssn made b. Price. Water
- 90. certified puhllc &C.
- employed % expert the
A.n,ks ord rupert raeom
,.,,ens COR chanEes u its beok
= ne,ogs maklag the seperal
~.sssaaslous was filed Tits
s -. ~, and the necessary dctalloi
-sl,on Will b. provided hy The
s.,ssis from time e. time AZ Is
- II calls attcetion e. the
~ veil known % persons
80 Win the system Ia vogue
~ elty maintains no adequate
..nFsla central system OF as
uoF any accurate and com
,hsrk upon its receipts and
...eenents u proposes that
system be Installed. BEGIN
= c,axeuicnce az the hogifs
.he next calendar year
Present system LaS.
4 A. wpoFs calls attention 60 the
~. the present system ~ ae.
arg makes no showing 81 the
..ses and disbursements u The
wevly kocnlns account " the
-. !. ana disbursements, Under
Teralllng system Il Is virtual
I .ssihle even Cor the city &C.
.asss. % supply Information ~.
a. he financial condition u
~ 10 make anything llkc q
-, shcwing o. rs resources
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
FATHER AWARDED
cKEADLE GIRL

little bessie Cheadlc was today
awarded 10 the custody 81 her
father. now a resident Of this city.
penaluE any future disposition the
court may decide upon AZ proper.
The Firl expressed a great uuwilt
lugucas 90 so "a the fathers home.
but the court c--Ssidered the blood
relationship as more AindlnE than
sentimental ties. aud announced
that Mr. Chcadle could have Gus
tody " the girl as long aa he
treated the child properly.
The Cheadle gifl was recently
sent hy her mother from Los An.
selcs 90 this city. aud disappeared
upon her arrival In this city. later
being found IN the care OF a fam
ily az brighton Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
AUTO LEADS
TO TROUBLE:

The troubles Of q 60horacpower
Wayne automobile. which IL now
Ia the custody OF the sheriff pend
ing a declaion Ia the action brought
by NJ Francis Kane against w. A.
Raymond aud wife. to secure posses
sion OF the machine, have been
many and varied. according 20 az.
tidayits filed today IN support OF
the contention OF the plaintiffs.
the affidnvita recite that the ma.
chine was bought on the payment
plan and since the date OF It's sale,
on July 6 OF this year, has been
involved IN Academia that VIII
neccsaitate "A heavy expense for
repairs Kane contends that the
defendant has failed Ia hts pay,
mcnta and he wants the machine
back, besides the cost Of the ~.
paifA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13

j ashlcsie woman with nerve as
4 ~ strength furnished ten
~ q trouble Tor the conductor
cssh oueen Anne car No fsl.
y snsseneas for the passengers.
rs after s o'clock last night
4 ~ xomAn boarded the car az
BE And get a. Tar as the door
nald s. no farther. and when
madactor ordered her 90 get
- he car. she replied that she
NJ
! 81 mast. declared the con
NJ
Iaat. replied the woman
Z 4 tat the conductor grabbed
~ TIE arm aad attempted O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
m ATHLETIC WOMAN
Furnishes CONDUCTOR

force her through the door Ia spite
af the crowd
Let 80 % me. cried the woman.
The conductor continued 90 at.
tempt 20 push her through the door
Then a we'll directed riRht handler
sent the conductor bach against
the men ON tho crowded platform
The performance was repeated
for about ten blocks. the passenger.
anplaBdlng each blow from the fem
lnine athlete. and the conductor
not daring 81 strike IN return
The woman held her position Ia
she door until her street was
reached. and the battered con
ductor was then able to Ect inside
the car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Andrew Nelson. %. city. and
Emma kappcuiod. 20. city. Daniel
p Dodge legal. city. and Ella v
Slocum. legal. city, J Fred Miller
%. Falkland. and Mrs Lydia Born
~. Falkland; Edwin ) Keiso. 81
Eagle Harbor. and Emma J. 30
beau. 60. Eagle HarboF. Lewis ~
Thomas. a. Concrete. aud Eunice
Hayden, "a. city; q Borone. rs
city, and Erichotto DE Blaslo. 20
.sffW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13

PORTLAND. Orr. Dec rs Capt
y W Olaon master of the steam.
ship Alliance. officers and members
II the crew have hoen Vxonerated
BY Local inspectors Edwards and
Fuller from all blame IN connection
with damaKe 10 the steamship.
which vas damaged whiie cruasipE
the Coos bay bar November % The
steamer did not reach Astoria until
IAareulbar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-13
Hill RAISE The BAIL OF
INDICTED BANKERS

startling nature that the district az.
torneys office wishes 70 be shao.
iuselY sure that none 81 the hank
officials Involved b. given an op.
portunity 90 escape Brown has
had difficulty In raising his present
bail % t7a0e0. and Is stlli In Jail
BARNETT IS sf liberty on bail az
present. huf if g. considered doubt
tni u either mar can secure surptics
% the amount asked by the district
attorneys office