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The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01

Weaving-Mrs. Cary, of T6I w.
Thomas, ST., does first-class weav-
ing at reasonable prices, also a
room rug for sale. 10-1.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01

Anamosa Prison Press: The dap
per little travelling man glanced at
the menu card, and then looked up
at the pretty waitress. mice day,
little one" he began. eyes, it H."
ahe answered, "and so was yester-
day, and my mama il Ella, and l
know Pm a little peach and have
pretty blue eyes, and I've been here
quite a while, and l like the place,
and l dot think I'm too nice a girl
to be working in a hotel; II 1 did,
I'd quit my job, and my wages are
satisfactory, and / don't know if
there is a show or dance in town to
night, and if there is, ! shall not go
with you, and I'm a respectable girl
and my brother is cook in this hotel
and he Weighs 200 pounds, and last
week he wiped out the dining loom
floor with a fresh fifty dolllr a
month travelling nan who tried to
make a date with me. Now, what
will you have?" The dapper Ii. tie
travelling man said he was not very
hungry, and a cup OF coffee and
some hot cakes would do.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01
Want and For Sale Column

FOR SALE-Milk COW, jersey and
shortho:n, Apply to Mrs. c. K. s OFT
Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-01

boyb Y his elders until he is well
started down the declivity Of life
that ends in awho.e. III, strange
who comes into a pace g mo e o :
ten pushed to the fro1t tn N a
young man who has gro vn up in
the town. This is ths relsol why
so many young m!n become dis
satisfied with III ir surround'n IS
and long to cast their lot IN o,her
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
SUN STUNS MILLIONAIRE
Chicago Physician Is Rushed in Privat.
Car to Side of Youth Stricken
at Lake Geneva.

LAKE GENEVA. Wis. Aug 10
Nathaniel Moore, son of ]. II. Moore
was overcome by sunstrokc at Minocqua
Wis, "Wednesday afternoon and his con
diton seems TO be serious. A physician
from Chicago and the Moore private car
Thanis. were dispatched to him at once
Young Moore and a guest of his %
the Moore home, the forenoon, at Lakt
Geneva. T.. X. Hudson of New York
went to a golf tournament at Minocqut
and Moore was overcome with the heal
and was carried to the clubhouse sense
less.
Nat, a he is known in Lake Geneva
Is one Of the most popular of the yOunl
milIionuires and is most democratic. j.
II. Moore, his father, has given mort
TO charity here than any of the lax,
shore people, contributing largely to thu
Episcopal church, but lately has WITH
drawn from aftilation with that organ
zatiOn and he aud his family are en-
thusiastic Christian Scientists.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
.SCOREHEAVENLYFAKES
Astronomers Rap Pseudo Scientists
Anent Star of Bethlehem, Moons
Satellites, and Other Bosh

LAKE GENEVA. Wis, Aug 90
,.,.,r,.,,,f,.,l fakes of MI SORTS wore
49,. .,,Lt,., ~ dis,.,,,sio, y, mo A.,r,.
l'' H"p ~ i,n,',,I,s;..,I' .nciot,, 1T
39i,n2 ;''" n,,'"p nt Vito. nE.Srva.
'.,' nf tGn ".or,r. "nst iIInstri.
co.,, .,a,>,,',,,,'r. orn IN so.sfnn r. g.
rs ~ H. oIicpr" ~
!, .'. n,... u.s. ,nni,',, ,rc.iJrnl
~ W. 49,, ,G,m1 ~ ,n,,.o l-, n
GIS rrn,,,n',i,. disn"sscd IN nn,rs.
, ~ ,g,,,i, .,.;,,,,ti.t,, rn,,r3.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
AIRSHIPS KEPT BUSY.
Aviators at Rheims Take Advantage of
MINDLESS Day-Three Sailing at
the Same Time

RHEIMS, Aug. 20-Taking advan-
tage of the beautiful weather and prac-
tically MINDLESS day, no fewer than seven
aviators, who are here for aviation week,
brought out their machines this morning
and made successful practice flight. oyer
the vast Bethany plateau At one tipe
three m2chLnes were sailing over the
ffiiattI - the same fnori&nt. gliding
straight as arrows. or turning or circling
with astonishing ease, and the sight was
one of absorbing interest. Glenn II. Cur
tiSs, the American, was in the air at the
SAME time as Bleriot and Sommer, the
two French champions. The Farman
aeroplane has arrived here from Mour-
melon.
There was a great outburst of enthu-
siasm when Bleriot and Sommer, cross
ing each others course in the air, each
politely dipped his machine In salute.
An expert in aviation said today that
if Curtiss' motor held out he had cap
ital chance of winning the big inter
national event and the general opinion
is that this race lies among the Farman
biplaues and Curtiss and Bleriot.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Flour quotations In CARROTS are: Hard
spring wheat patents, in In y wood, o25q6.a5;
ents, in sacks. 5.O0Q52o; first clear, in
sacks, 4.GOq4.1 TO-; rye, in wood. 415a4.25;
country, 3,4Ua3,65; sacks, Kansas, In wood.
525.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 23-Close-W Wheat
Easy; No. l northern, on track, 10Sq1. 10;
No. northern on track, 105a1 .06. Oats.
31a3S12c. Barley-Lower on choice; stand,
ard, &c. Rye-Steady; No. 1 on track,
CHICAGO, H., Aug. 23-Lower cables
and liberal receipts In the southwest caused
weakness In the wheat market here today.
Selling was general at the start and demand
ported In the northwest, but they were not
sufficiently general to cause any apprehen-
sion. An enormous movement In the north
west is expected to begin within few
days, and this further weakened the mar
kct. Prices at the opening were ssc to a4Qp
&c higher, September being at 99499Ac,
and December at 947s435Hc After selling
off to 9sA q9s7sc, the price of September
rallied again to 99ssc. December declined
to 94s4c.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Aug 23.-Receipts- Flour,
1890 bbls; wheat, 114,Ooo bus; corn, PAS,
rye, 60OO bus; timothy seed. 10.103 lbs;
faxseed, 5000 bus. Shipments-Fl AS.
757 bbls; wheat, POI, ,915 bus; corn, 1s3,027
2946 bus: timothy seed, 1o5,S93 lbs.
CHICAGO. Ill, Aug: 3.-Cash-Wheat-
No red l Los o on; o Ne red S5c ca
3 spring, 95ca1O1, Corn-No. ., G9972c;
No. 2 white, 7lc; No. 2 yellow. 712a12sc:
No. 3, 6S1aq71i3c; No. 3 white, 701sQ71c;
No. yellow, re; No, 4, 66h46sc, Oats Oats
No 4 white, 35a37c; standard 37%a373sc,
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 3-Close-Wheat-
September, 9Slsc; December, o4%c; May.
esa9slsc, Corn-september, 657scG; Deem
s7slc; December, ae1sc May ae1sc, Pork
September, 22.40; october, 20.S5; January
II 30. Lard-September, 119712; October,
11.90; November, II. 521a4l555; January.
tober, II .37hql1.4o; January 9.l5. kye-
Cash, 71Q72c. Barley-Cash, 43lI65c. Tim
othy-3. 55436O; OctolSar, 3.5OQ3 80. Glover
Cash, 100; March, 1920.
DULUTH. Mimi, Aug. 23.-Close-Flax-
i.87h; October 1,34; November, 1341s;
December, III.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23-Flour-Rcceipts
II .625; sales, 5000; quiet and lower to sell
Wheat-Receipts, 131, 800. AS few wheat
as Minneapolis had today, or such favorable
northwest weather over Sunday, prices
dropped abruptly from 2,a7sc per bus at
the start and failed to show any material
1.O7a.a1 osls; December, 1o8Ag1.o3A. Rye
Dull; No. western, 76c nominal (. o. b..
New York. Corn-Receipts, 1875 Beef
Steady. Pork-firm Lard-Steady; west
ern, IL Goa 1890 Sugar-Raw. firm; fair
refining 3.6l; centrifugal, 96 test, ali;
crushed. 5.75i powdered. 515; granulated
800 Coffee-Qulet No. Rio, 7Aq71a; No
Santos. S12Q9
NEW YORK, Aug 23-Close- Wheat
September, 107A; December, 1.O21s; Nav.
o4Hs Corn-september, 74ac; December,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
DECATUR HAS BIG FIRE
Loss Is 100000 in Blaze Which
Sweeps Business Section OF City
in Illinois

DECATUR H., Aug 2&-Fivc de-
stroycd property estimated in value at
Sl,OoU,OOO burning large part of the
business section Of the city. Nineteen
business establishments we're completely
destroyed and six others badly damaged
The fire was under control al o'clock
in the afternoon, having burned fifteen
hours. but The city is suffering from a
water famine because the supply in the
reservoirs is almost exhausted It was
necessary to shut off the residence dis.
tricte. Tie condition temporarily places
the city in "A hazardous position if auoth
er ire should break out.
During the fire blaze was discovered
in the engine room of the Decatur hotel,
outside the district that was being de
strnyed. There was a panic among the
guests Prompt work by the hotel en-
plOycS oNtiLguishcd the flames
The ire started at | O'Clock i'm the
morning ia the MOOrchOu,o 4 Wells
hardware store in isaSt Main street
Noorehousc q Wells occupied modern
sjx-story building, which was one Of the
show places of the city.
MENICO CITY, avg % Fire Sat
urday night destroyed property in tho
business center of Monterey 90 the value
Of about 81 100000 Tue whole business
section of the city was threatened, but
escaped destruction largely because there
was no wind.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
PRISON IS SHY $4,000
Western Pennsylvania Penitentiary Has
Big Deficit, 1t Is Alleged-Thou
sands for BroOms

pITTSBURG, Pa. Aug. 21.-Discoy
cry has been made, it il, alleged, of a
deficit of So 900 by board of auditors
appointed to fix the financial status of
the Western Pennsylvania peuiteutiary.
The investigation was started following
a recent change of administration and
was conducted by number Of prominent
bankers now serving tme in the pen
Tertiary. The $50 900 is accounted
in the bookkeeping.
Brooms and broom material to that
amount are stored away This extra
ordinary purchase has submerged the Ii.
nanceS OF the big prison. The hosiery
department. it is said, has been running
ut a loss of $500 year, while RUGS
and carpets have been sold for less than
was paid for the manufacturing ma
teral
For some time to come, or until the
next state appropriation, the expenses
of the peniteutiary will be met with Dor
rowed money.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
STAYS BADGER WOMAN,
Everett (Wash.) Laborer Shoots Former
Merrill Resident Whom He Alleges
Tilted Him
WATSAU. Wis, Aug. 10

WAUSAU Wis, Aug. 10 Special
Mrs. +. NJ. Warren Of Everett, Wash,
formerly Miss Edna Eigler of Merrill
Wis was fatally shot by William W..
Freestone, a aborer Of that city. Tbs
murderer had a few words with Mrs
Warren concerning debt of $50 which
ne said she owed him, and shot at her,
The bullet penetrated her lungs and
death followed in twenty minutes. d.,
Slater and his sister Mrs. Olive Hicks
were hit by stray bullets, but neither
was seriously injured. Three mer
gained control of Freestone and dis
armed him.
After being placed under arrest, Free
stone said that he and Mrs. Warren
were to have been married, that SHY
iltrd him recently that he had tried
for q week to get her to give up the
house. but she had refused. The state
mrnts Of the prisoner are not corrobo
rated by her brother, y. j, Sigler, who
claims she never owed Freestone any
money.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
SALVATORE NOT DUKE,
Cleveland MachiriSt's Claim Is Repu-
dated by Austria Hungary, Accord
ing to Vice Consul There.

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 2l.-Johu
Salvatore, the gainesville machinist. is
not the missing Archduke John Orth of
Austria, according to an official state
mcnt issued from the Office of Baron
Paul Forster. The local vice consul of
the Austro-liungarian government, here.
The statement says in Part.
The AuStro-lluugarian government
has absolute and convincing proof that
the claim Of John Salvatore of Paines.
vile to the late archduke are false and
untrue, and the public ought TO be
warned not to give any credencc to these
false statements. for whatever motives
or under whatever dclusious they may
he made"
Salvatore, however, still insists that he
is the archduke Friday he accepted
employment on a newspaper here to
write series of stories Of Austrian
court life
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
NO QUARREL, SAYS BALLINGER.
Secretary of Helena Denies Reported
Rupture with Pinchot.

HELENA, Mont, Aug. 2O.-"As long
a. any public lands remain to be nd.
ministrred there viii be complaints. ~
declared Secretary of the Interior Rich.
ard \. EalIiugcr Thursday, speaking Of
the recent discussion at Spokane and
die complaints concerning the rcclama.
tipu service.
Some of the settlers on the reclama.
tlou projects, he continued, were ig
uuraut Of the conditions, and they set
tied on the land expecting to reap u
fortune without the necessity of under.
Standing irrigation methods
There was no controversy between
MIR plnchot and myself at the irriga
ton congress in Spokane. was in
yliod there 10 make an address on Tn,
work Of the interior department rs ii
affected matters in which the irrriga.
'InulSts are Interested | did not enter
into defense of my course a4 compared
with that Of an official IN another de
uurlmoul'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
ACOUITS NEGRO SAILOR,
Court Martial Returns Verdict of Not
Guilty After Trial for Killing An
other in Boxing Bout.

WASHINGTON, -. c., Aug. 21.-
"Not guilty" is the verdict of the nava'
court which tried Davis Williams, the
negro mess attendant of the batteshir
Vermont, who caused the death Of a
brother sailor as the result of a box.
ing bout and who was tried for man.
slaughter.
News Of the acquttal was received AT
the navy department today through q
dispatch from Rear ADMIRAL Schroeder
commanding the Atlantic battlcship fleet.
now engaged in target practice at the
southern drill grounds off Capt Henry.
In consequence of the verdict vii.
liams will hc turned over to the Georgia
authorities, who want him for trial on n
charge of assault and battery with in.
tent to kill, the alleged oifeusc having
hc"n committed before his enlistment
in the navy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
BRYAN FIDDLERs ORDERED PAID
Band Which Played "Conquenrg Hcgo"
Fights Months fog S20S

Los ANGELES, Cal Au4 -. IJo
chairman If lhc Democrat, central ,,r.
mjttoe has been ordered lu pas $50, ~
two bands for pmaIing rla streets au,
piay.ug The toagucrng Hero Con.."
last election lhj The praap u.- .,n
tended for William Jcuuuu Hpnr. nui
Bryan wasu.I tie hero The band 0r.i.In,.
didn't know or care who the .unpurr,I..
hero was. aud ne has been irwin. No.
get ms money ever since election day
Albert VI. Norton, the chairman. forgot
70 couDtermand tie order when he fgnud
that Bryan Was not via" r0ugucring hero
iHe wa- busy SitIt biz grief Nurlon,.
lawyer tried " shift he debt Ia he
democratic party
I Where Is that Democratic parts r.
asked the lawyer for the band
Like the snowtlakes on rhe river
moment seen and then gone" remarked
Judge Pierce.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
TAINTER GUILTY.,
GOES TO PRISON
FAMOUS BELOIT COLLEGE ATHLETE
MUST SERVE TWO YEARS AT
GREEN BAY
SHOOTS SELF FOR EFFECT
Tries to Direct Suspicion from Self by
Taking Story of Assault While Act
ing as Night Waterman
ADMITS ROBBERY AND ARSON

LA CROSSE, Wis, Aug. 10 Spe-
cial. Robert fainter, the famous Beloit
college athlete, whose disappearance
caused a sensation last winter, was to-
day sentenced to the state reforma tory
at Green Bay for two years on his plea
of guilty Of burglary and arson at a
garage III this city, Monday.
fainter also confessed that Wednesday
he made a fake attempt at suicide in
order TO avert suspicion from himself ID
regard to the robbery and fire.
fainter comes of a wealthy family at
Viroaua. Wis. For the sake of presery-
ing the family name from disgrace so tar
as the official record is concerned, am.
for was sentenced under the name OF
Arthur Dearborn.
Sunday night Fainter said he robbed
the uolway garage, directly opposite
police headquarters, aud that ne SCI
fire 10 the building in an attempt TO hlda
the crime Realizing that he was under
suspicion. Fainter Tuesday night onereu
his services as Waterman IL the nope
thar the thief might return, he SAID
Earlv Wednesday he ran into police
head0uartcrs with blood streaming from
wound in his side and he gave a VIVID
story Of having been set upon by masked
men Detectives found buried in the
cellar the revolver with which he had
shot himself and Fainter later confessed
everything.
Last Easter the young colegian dis
appeared from Beloit and for month q
statew ide search was conducted He
was seen in Milwaukee, whore he visited
n brother Milwaukee detectives were
unable to fud IA trace of the missing ath'
Ictn after he supposedly returned to
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
DEMOCRATS NAME HENEY.
Graftcrs Foe Choice for District Attor.
ncy OF San Francisco

san FRANCISCO Cal, Aug. 10
Francis j. Ueney has been declared the
choice If the Democratic voters for dis
rIrt attorney. The totals are now all
hut counted and his plurality over
Charles NJ Fickert is estimated at be,
tween 10 and 10.
The writing in process was necessary,
MS boy the supreme court Interpretation
Of the direct primary law no candidate
of one party was entitled to have his
name printed on the official ballot oi
another
Fickert will he the Union Labor party
nominee. for by this same writing-in
process hc scored n decisive victory over
llcury at the polls. Fickert, of course,
Is the. uuquestioued nominee of the Re-
publican party.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
CAR KILLS COUPLE IN AUTO.
Their Baby Probably Fatally Injured il
Collision

I.el'ranc, a capitalist of San Jose, and
his wife were killed Thursday and their
baby was probably fatally hurt when
their motor car collided with n large
suburban trolley car. The car was
travelling alta high rate of speed when
Iefranc's automobile approached n
crossing. The driver of the machine
did not see the car until it was too late
to avert the disaster, and the two came
together with great force. lie Franc
was almost instantly killed, while Mrs.
LeFranc received injuries from which
she died in short time. The baby Is
still alive, but is not expected to re,
cover.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. %
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

E-BUTTER-Extras, firm;
Elgin price Of extra creamery Is 26l2c: local
price, extra creamery Is 26l2c; prints 271ac:
ilrsts, 21622c; seconds, 1Sm 19c; process, 1Sc
dairy. fancy, zoe; lines, 16ql packing
stock. 15G1Gc
CHEESE-Steady: American full cream.
new make. twins. 14@141ac: Young Amerl-
io1lo12c; limberser, new make, 13a 131ec:
fancy brick, 14d141ac; new grades. 90
1Ogc: imported Swiss, 26c; block. new, 15la
1920
EGGS-Stcady; the produce boards Of
hcial market fer strictly fresh laid as 70
ceived, cases returned, zoe; recanded fancy
16c,
Elgin Butter.
ELGIN. H.. Aug. 23.-Butter-Firm at
osc. Sales for the week, 1913 400 pounds
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Buttcr-Firm: re-
official price, zoe; creamery extras, 2S1aM
2SAc; creamery thirds to frsts. 2302Sc;
process first to specials 23tG251sc; western
factory. 2OW22c. Cheese-Steady; receipts
Co., state full cream, specials, 15d16c;
do small or large colored or small white
fancy, 14&c; do full cream. common to
good 111h@14c; skins, full to specials, go.
state, fennsylvanla and nearby fancy
white hennery 3O433c; do fair to choice.
gathered browns 2643Oc; do hcnnery
browns. fancy. 2S930c; do fair choice gath.
cred browns. 24G2Sc: western extra firsts
24@25c; DO frsts. 22Q23c; do seconds, 2O4
21c.
MUSCODA. Wis. Aug. CHICKERING'S, so
twins and 113j single daisies Twins sold ar
14Am149sc. for large and twins and 14s,c
fer daisy twins.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
MI >TN'T MOB UMPIRE
Wisconsin Illinois Baseball Magnates De
eide That Patrons Must Act
Nice to Arbiters

OSHKOSH. Wis, Aug. ID Spe
ctnL The directors Of the Wisconsin.
Illinois Baseball league got together
quietly Wednesday night at the Athearn
hotel to discuss ways to improve the
.euEue.
The directors talked it over with
Charles T. Mol Of Milwaukee, president
Of the league, who presided at the meet.
ing, and it was decided that the umpire
system should be improved and a better
class of umpircs engaged, if possible, as
there has been much criticism of the
umprrcs, with tho exception Of a very
few.
# was also decided that rowdyism In
the different cities should not be toler'
wcd aud that steps should be taken to
prevent further mobhiug of umpires,
Several disagreeablc affairs have come
IF in different cities and steps will be
taken 10 stop this work.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
WHIRLED TO HIS DEATH
Clothes Catch in Revolving Shaft and
Young Workman Is Killed Before
Fathers Eyes.

GERMFASK. Mich, Aug. 20.-[Spe-
cial, David Blomquist, II years of age,
was working in the sawmill of the West
on Manufacturing company at Manis-
tiQue, when his Overalls became caught
in a rapidly revolving shaft and he was
whirled to death. His body was horri-
bly, mutilated and his clothing, even to
the shoes and stockings. was torn away
except the narrow strip that was wound
about him and that held him to the fatal
piece of machinery. The father, brother
and uncle of the boy witnessed the acct
dent but were powerless to prevent the
fatality.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
Large Yield in Indiana.
"6,6o5 900 IN NEW YORK BY 1920"
Comptroller Metz Says Greater City
Will Be Biggest in World.

. NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-In an Opt
mistic article on New York and Hcl
Future" in Parsons Magazine, City
Comptroller Metz estimates that in 1926
Brooklyn will have 2,35O.00O citizens
against 100000 in Manhattan; thai
the Bronx will have arisen from it,
present $4,000 to $4,000; that Queen,
will have more than half million in
habitants and that the greater city will
greater than that of any municipality OF
the world. He declares the future great
ness of the city must come through its
railroads.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-08-26
WILL GET A DIVORCE.
Final Degree to Be Granted Mrs Gould
Tuesday, Although There May Be
Hitch Over Children.

NEW YORK, Arg - When the
motion for final decree Of absolute di.
vorce in the action brought by Mrs. Hell
en- Kelly Gould agniust Frank j. Gould
was called in the supreme court today an
adjournment was granted until tomor.
row. II is NOT expected there will be
any objection 10 the granting Of the final
decree when the case comes MP tomur
row. although there may he some qucs
tion about the custody of the children.
Helen and Dorothy. The iutcrocutory
decree permitted Mr. Could to have the
children from May to December his
wife 20 have their custody FOR the re
maindor Of the year