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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09
THE COUNTY BOARD
Proceedings at the Special
Sessions Held in Will
mar Last Week.

County AUDITOR Office, Kandiyohi
county, Willmar, Mimi. Oct. 25th,
1904.
The board of county commission
ers of Kandiyohi county, Minnesota,
met at o'clock on above mentioned
date. in special session, pursuant to
call.
All members of the Board were
present.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman Feig, after which the mat
ter of appropriations from county
road and bridge fund we're taken up
and applications considered.
Application of town Of St. Johns
was granted in the sum Of $50. 90. and
application of town Of Edwards was
granted in the sum of 100000.
Commissioner Week was appointed
committee in the matter Of St.
Johns appropriation. and Commits
sioner Olson in the matter of the Ed
wards appropriation, said committees
to inspect work when completed. and
if found satisfactory to report to the
county auditor, who shall thereupon
issue his warrants for the said appro-
priations. payable to the town treas
urers of said towns respectively.
Petition of CLAUS Torgerson for an
appropriation of $25 90 to aid in the
construction of bridge across the
county ditch in town of Norway Lake
at q point where said ditch crosses
ne4 of ne4 of Section. 10. said town,
was presented and considered, and on
motion the same was rejected.
Report of Board of audit regarding
proceedings had by said board at
meetings held Aug. S0th and Sept.
18th, for the purpose of calling for,
and considering proposals from banks,
for deposits of county funds. was pre-
sented. which report showed that said
board had accepted bid from First Ma
tional Bank, Offering two per cent in
terest on daily balances in excess of
$4,000. 90 subject to check, and four per
cent on certificates of deposit, and
that said bank was designated a de-
pository of county funds. and that said
bank had filed it's bond in the sum of
$50, 10000.
On motion the report of board of
audit was accepted.
The bond of First National Bank in
the sum of $50. 900, as depository Of
county funds was presented. and on
motion the same was accepted. and
sureties thereon approved.
Application of A. O. Brown for re-
fundment Of taxes paid on railroad
land was presented. read and consid-
cred, and on motion the same was rec
commended to the state auditor.
Application of VIM. H. Tompkins
for refundment of taxes was presented
and the same was recommended to the
state auditor.
On motion the board adjourned un-
til Oct. 9th, o'clock a. m.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09

The board met at 7 o'clock D. m.
All members present.
The board proceeded to audit bills
filed, and the following were allowed
in amounts stated.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09

Erickson and Co., grass seed for
court house la wr .................. S 1914
Alton Crosby, job printing........... 147.7O
City of Willmar, water and light. 2O4.69
o. Jorgen Olson, postage.......... 1918
H. J. Ramsctt, clerk of courts fees 600
Isaac Nordstrom, putting up iron
fence..... 600
Ole Lundquist, boarding prisoners 6s.97
Alton Crosby, printing and pub
fishing In matter of Gesch ditch. 2O.8O
Alton Crosby, printing and pub
fishing In matter of Wegner
ditch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O.3O
Mclean and Grey, stationery and
supplies. S.29
Lewis Hardware Co.. repairs and
supplies........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 700
Peter Anderson cleaning cess pool 1900
S. & Stansberry. 60 tons of hard
ooo.4O
Wif1mar Telephone Exchange Co.
phone rent for June, July and
August ..................... ......... o6.oo
P. G. Tonning. services during
teachers examination. $50
Felt Tarrant Mfg Co., repairing
compt0meter....... 8.75
Lundquist Bros, repairs and sup |
SS'0o
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09

notices hereof be given and posted as
provided by law.
Dated this 9th day of October,
1904.
The Board of County Commission
ers of Kandiyohi County, Minnesota.
BY John Feig. Chairman.
Attest:
Lewis johnson,
County Auditor.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-11-09

(seal
The following resolution in the
matter of public ditch No. II was on
motion adopted:
RESOLUTION.
Whereas. The ditch petitioned for
by Jonas Dickson and others known
as public dit No. II. as laid out
and established over the right of
way and under the track of the Great
Northern Railway Company,
Arid, Whereas it will be necessary
to build bridge at the point where
the said ditch crosses under the track
of said Railroad Company, which
said bridge it is estimated will cost
about $3.50.
And, Whereas according to the
rules of said company it will in Or
der to protect traffic over said road
bed. have to construct the said bridge:
Now. therefore. be it resolved
by the Board of County Commission
ers of the County of Kandioyhi and
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-18
BRUsnY KNoB ITEMS.
~ I)ewdr,rs

II is once more try 10 write a
few ltems.
Mabel clary visited Georgia
Phillctaum Saturday.
Dewdrops would also like to
havo q Correspondents Dcy TOO:
She will try and he prrsont
Earl Barihoiow and wife re.
turned home from her brothers
Joe Walkers.
Stnbbs School closed las, Fri.
day u week. We were sorrow 10
say that School has closed. We
wish Mr., Williams success in bis
private term Of school. which will
began Feb, 18th at the Stubs
School House;
Mrs. Earl Bartholow Is on the
sick list
Mrs. Bartholow ard her two
daug hters Elsie and Elite visited
Mrs: John Canada Friday:
| Quite large crowd attended
prayer meeting Wednesday night
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-18
THE CRESSET
70 WLER MISSOURI
koc3L kORE

II Lots of matter crowded out
this week, will give Supplement-
next week.
Roy Dove Of Cabool, will
preach at the Brushy Knob
school house on the evening Of
the 3rd sunday at early candle
light; a minister Of the Duniard
church.
Charley DaIe and Mr.. Amos
of Brushy Knob were pleasant
callers al this OFFICE Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Jessy Stubs Of Brushy
Knob was a pleasant caller on
the lady compositors Of this Or
FICE,
Rev. Yokum Of The Christian
church preached fine sermon
in the JAZZ Vile Arbor, to a
very large and quiet congrega.
ton on last Thursday night: The
Bro: mas been holding n very
successful meeting ut the Camp
bell school house for the past
week;
We shall give our correspon
dents A supplement to the CRES-
SET, and we trust they will ap'
preciate it and make it a success
and an interest to every one.
Mrs, l.lnthleum IL laying very
sick at the present writing
Thought to have taken o change
for the better; The Doctor Is
tending on herr
LAID 80 nrsT, enc Of American:
servants, Senator Hanna died OF
the 18th: at GAO O'Clock in thu
evening His death will leave +
big gap in the republican party
he was great political general
he leayes, rs we understand, (
widow, son and two daughters.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-18

sol1tc reduction Of the I}ritons
and after bitter ana obstina.o
fighting f6r over ono hnndraa
and fifty years succeeded in 70.
ducing the Whole of England Ia
the Saxon governments many az
the s,nations taking refuge in
Wales History Of the World
Vol. {. Page 9G.)
THIS hrl0gs Germany in con,le..
ton with Great Britain and il wo.
almost fonr hundred years nt,,,
or IN ~ when Great Britain wo.
relieved Of the ruIe Of the lIeptar.
,chy as it reads
This circumstance, 50 gayor,.
be to his ambition, pr5mDted
nm to ATTEMPT the conquest of
the Heptarchy. He uccnedod
III That enterprise: and by his
VICTORIOUS arms ana judicious
policy, much Of which may ~,
reasonably attributed to his ros.
ldence for some time at Tho cop,,
'oi Charlcmagne, the whole az
me sepcrate states were united
INTO one great kingdom. A, i, s24
almost tour hundred year, af,ar
The flrst arrival Of the Saxon in
Great britain England thus
united was far from enjoying
tranquility. (History of the
World, VOL | Page g7)
Nos then dear readers we have
dropped back to this early date to
see how long it was before fine
second beast got lis first horn.
That Is 10 say that Great Britain
IS the second beast-.What else
did We have IN view in going back
to this early date? Wen it was
lor to get the readerto understand
that there could be similar: III.
most identical in every respect,
other nations and Kingdoms repre-,
scented ; which can ill the place Of
the second beast. As much 50 as
the grounds occupied bv Bro. Per.
Nins II representing King Henry
the VIII. Wherefore, leaving
Bro Perkins first wonder. foy
future consideration, we shaft pass
to the second.
! In Br E1y/,,,,.J
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-18
IL Be Co0hAHed.
ceralainr Items.
By Sweet Heart.

Dear Ed. hear am again to tell
yon few happenings from thi,
part.
Lizzie Tate visited last Friday
with her mother Mrs. Thomas
Watson.
Luther Watson has been suffer-
ing from footh ache for some DAYS
past,
wonder who got lost going to
the party at D: BIS 7 guess WA.
Mcuowen could tell:
James Watson viii Leave NM
day for Kansas Citv Mo where he
has u good position awaiting him.
"snccess Jim =
There IS preaching at Ellis every
second Sunday by Rev. G & Hag-
gard
Tho box supper ut the New
church last Friday night vas we'll
attended, two cakes were sold one
for the prettiest girl, the other for
:.
the homeliest man; cakes boxe.
al together net S22l.33s:
mos Dnnsmore, visited l'lcs.
Watson and family last week
School closed ut Logan Friday;
Miss Neal teacher
We will add no more at the
present time, wishing all success;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-18
MOUNTAIN GRDgE NEWS,
4 BY Mary

Hello to all you happy CORES
pondents, hope you are all We'll
and having n good time.
John Reaves has returned home.
Listen lor the wedding bells in
Old town 10 the near future. ~
Newton Baney and son Guss Of
Bado were in this City last s,.tnr,
day:
WIN Lemons Of Cabool has rent
ed a house in this town ard will
move here shortly.
Mr.. Reaves it visiting relatives
and friends rear Bado this week,
Sam Pierce and family OF near
Gravel Point visited at Mr. Reav es
Sunday.
There was Singing at Mr.. Shirks
Saturday night,
Mrs. T.. +; Shinkleis in st. Loui'
this week
Mr.: Holloway passed from thi,
life to the great beyond FRIDAY
Feb. the II 1904.
Charley Tyler OF Cabool visite,
with Willie sfaddock last Sun
day.
| Quite number from tow
attended the exhibition at Walnu
Grove Wednesday night.
Hurrah for that girl that has |.
mauy sacks, She'll soon aav
enough to sack her fathers whea
up in.
Wonder if Jasper got don
eating supper Sunday night, di
he Willie.
Well as this rs leap yea
! Fam going to hunt me mate:
don't know who III find tn,
unless 7 can get aTate.
y Every body come aud brln
} some one with you to the big sale
Q day Saturday.
= We learn that Mr., james Farr
. and family Of Cabool, have move
to Howell Co. the writer is sorro
!. to here OF their departure, b,
wishes them much success.
Mrs. Hans of st: Louis gay
. quite an interesting talk to II
Presbyterian church Sunda
y night.
Well upon my word an hone
I've run out OF any thing to sa'
50 guess I'd better stop or tho f.
) will throw my Items in the slop.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-18
Garden Grove Iowa.
Fob, s. 1904.

TO the Ed. OF the WoRLp CuEs-
SET.
The readers of The CREssEr will
no doubt be glad to hear from a
lew Of their friends who have late
ly moved to Iowa.
We were sorry TO see no Items
IN the last paper from Mr.. Duns-
more nre you sick!
Oh tell me Riley Tate do you
still possess that plate.
Say GLOSSY" the sleighing is u
its best here now and the teams all
around the country tell to us the
tale OF many an enjoyment sleigh
ride.
We sincerely hope that the re-
port Ettas gong east was all a
mistake. he want to see you when
we return to your native state
Please save Us a piece OF pie
from oil reports pie suppers are no
rare accurance while here we have
no such enjoyments, they only
practice skating parties oyster
suppers and held few leap years
since Jan. /.
To the owner Of that famous
black horse, have you punctured
the tire yet?
The mercury has for the laat two
Gays been wandering between zers
4 . above.
Well IS this is the first time we
have sent Items we close with hes,
regards to the Ed. and all No.
friends. "Sam.'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-02-18
Second Beast.
CWh0ufR E'om list we,k

NptH)Il it-i week, Was u .3l~'
takr--A And not iltentionly for
the Caption We think is very ap-
proplate. 70 We trust that Bro.
Perkins viii forgive the mistake
IL ~ Of leaving it ont, and you
will see 1T TT its place in the
future.
50 taking ,:pthe inc .! thought
which has been presented 10 MS
on the Second Beast, By Bro. Per-
kins. Remembering that we
promised to do this il our last
article. Ibse Next thing which we
shall notice is this quotation.
I" md he doeth great wonders,
so that he lnaketh fire come down
from heaven Oh lie anrih in the
sight Of men, Bro Perkins SAYS,
Some of the wonders that he did
The first was, that he dciied he
pope who held the power over
All he Kin gdons Of Europe
Bro. Perkins says the first won.
dor was that he dclied the pope.
Now we do think it much Of
a wonder for one evil spirit to de-
fy another one. For there was II
time when tho great evil spirit
which was called che devil deheG
God. This was Il wonder. But
1t Is a very common thing and
has been since the war in heaven,
and the devil and his angels were
east To earth to defy each other
But we ask the reader to read
-carefully the Is chapter OF Rev,
and they will find flat God has
not said that the second beast de.
fled the first beast. And much
less one OF his horns. ANY theory
that will not coincide with the
word Of God. VIII not bear in
spectlon. Hence, King Henry
VIII does not in any respect fiji
the position Of the second beast.
| Not as much so as King Henry
referred to III oar last week $ ar
: ticle,
Well Bro. Perkins may say.
did not asl, you to 90 to Germany
to see what any Of her kings done
Especially away back there 81
many wears before King Henry
the VIII Of England which was
4 one Of the horns Of the seconC
beast, Yes but Bro. Perklns ypl
asked me to view the turbulant
waters OF the second beast. whlcl
yon say il, Great Britain and
wanted TO get back as near tn,
4 beginning of this second beast u
4 possible. For We must believe
from the evidence given SO far b,
the brother, that he wishes thu
readers Of the CREssEr to belize,
that Great Britain" commenced
in the reign of King Henry tn,
/, VIII, But when our memor,
} was drawn on--We had to pas
back Of the time of King Herr,
the VIII, to get anyways near til,
beginning of Great Britain for W,
read:
: After repeated applications t,
Rome for aid, without success
her legions being holly eng,.ret
, IN other parts, the Pritons so
J llcited the Saxons Of German,
for succor and protection, III,
Saxons received the application
with great satisfaction. and /,
III tho MIN, Lru-e 4 cnn ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
BIG l[]'] REUNION in
PRINCESS ANNE.
-Four Thousand People, With.
Il NJ any Veterans and Ladies,
Are Present,
fsipecial 81 To The T,lmes.Dispa tch,,

NORFOLK. VA, July 2o-The. Con-
;federate veterans Of 'rincess Anne counrj
is held notable reunion to-day. There here !
were about 1000 people present from
Tidewater Virginia. The Princess Anne sl
people made bountiful prepara tions forl
the event. The dinner was one sof ne
most sum nptuous ever spread IN .'lA' ~
county, gIs fgSl 2. VI y,
Governor Montague delivered an u. . elo-
.auent address. and received an oyat tlon,,
His remarks with regard to the civil
War aroused the veterans to the high
est degree of enthusiasm, Genera Fiitz-
hugh Lee also made a stirring speecl,
on the. bravery of the Con odera tei sol-
3dlsrs v other speakers were Major Hun
Ter. state keeper Of military records;
Colonel w. n, Stuart. OF Crater fans;
General stiths y ling, Cant lin Honne of
Princess Anne count and Gem Sra \ Tom
Smith, # N n, u 3 sig s.Es q .8,s
The Confederate to- i camps 8o lorfo|lss.
Portsmoutl ii, aerk i, sn folk and Peters
ibu,gs wero rreser nj /, as idss from he \ rim
CESS Anne n COUNTY I'm p. Several hnn n
sdred ladies' from Norfolk Went down on
as special train from thla city. \ IN
E1oyernor! Mon Ia s gneS Z {tQIch he'd upops thS
glorious part Ybstnl la played In ach!eY.
!.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
) RIKIlE !. ! | 4: IS Is;
| !. ] AM |. ! end. |: !. \ !. D
Work Will be- Resumed at Once
in All the Packing
Cer1ters. y
.Centers
SETTLEMENT LAST J, /. NIGHT. [; 4
.Controvers Has Been Submit
ted to Board Of Arbitration.
Strikers to be ,Rcinstated.
y. \. \.
,RygAssoclated Prc...:

CHICAGO, July 2o.'Th he stri ke of pack cls'-
Ing house employees. which was begun IN
nine days ago. and which has de ora q lized ;f'
the packing Industry throughout the ne
country, was settled here to-night at 4 "a q,
cor,ferenc n ween representatives 6 OF the
pa ckers, IT, G.cals Of the meat tiers
union, and representa- tives Of all the lS a-
lied trades employed at the stock yards,
The wiole cont win be submit TED ted
u 4 a board Of arb alton. both sides es'
agreeing TO abide by Whatever d cis,on
this hoard ma x reach.
q Pending tho decision OF the arbitration ol.
board the men will be TAX back s'l+. 70
5work as rapidly as possible by. tn e pa ck-
ers. It is agreed by the latter that all
the old employees are to be 1eiustated
within forty-fve days from the date work
}jss ss resume ed If any OF the former en-
ployes are still unemployed at the ex:-
Splratnn OF that time such persons are 70
have the privilege Of submit ting their
cases to the arbitration board for settles
nent. II The strikers will return to work
as soon as 4 tn U can be not fled of the
pea ceable ad djustment Of the trouble, and
Ii tx expected that by Frid day3 murn!ngl
everything will be In normal st1a pc q tall
the plants in the different cities where.
the employees were on strike.
Half an hour after the decision had
been reached tonight to arbitrate. NJ. J.
3Donnelly. the strike leader. had secured
communication by long distance telephone
With the leaders Of the strikers In OUT
side cities, and had notified them that n
satisfactory set tlement had been reached, !,
and directed the strikers TO return 20
work as soon as possible. 81 siiss3
Brought About by Allied Craft.
III The settlement OF the difficulty by arbi-i
5tration was brought about by the allied
craft at the stock va rds. who would have
become involved In the controversy had
1T continued much longer. The represen-
tatIves OF these unions. which contain
about 1900 men, got together yesterday
and sent an appeal to the packers, King
for n threc-cornered conference to-day
between the pack kers, tkeg strikers and
themselves, in a final effort to get both
sides OF the controversy together again
and arrange some sort OF agreement
which would prevent the strike spreading
TO the a Inflated unions. This appeal of
the allied trade unions received q favor
able response from I he pac kers. and to-
days conference was the result. 5i y
5 The arrangement reached at to-night's
conference ia practically the san 81 as the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Wild REIGN
OF | TERROR : (
Western Town III Grip 81 Thugs,
Pickpockets and High
waynnen.
RloTING IN N THE H: S STREETS. 'lE:Il I
Many Have Been Injured. sIn-
Guiding an ExTG ss1na1l.
Appeal to Government.
snecial 3 INC Tin1,Ie.s-Disspatch,

Especial to The .Times-D Dispatch.)
5S 5SsNORFOLK, IN I5B., u lly 20. ousands
of thugs. gamblers. oks convicts. pick.
pockets and highway men are In complete
control OF the new town Of Bonestal, on:
the Rosebud reservation. Desperate for
money, t hey have tai zen "a fairs absolutely
Into their own hands and nj power is
available to stop I he bloody rioting and
la.wlessness. " 35s
Governor Herreih WAS appealed TO for
militia, but the troops could not be moved
In time to do good. .5l II AS a result of IAN
$lOa1r.a experience q IN fain u Street. the
entire force Of police ere rel ieved sof
their guns and stars and 8 after being
battered up severely. went in to store
buildings for protection. Joseph Roslow,
a husky ranchman, went against a shell
game. "A wad Z Of money was snatched
from his hands. He made for the gamb-
5ler& and was stretched senseless on the
street with a revolver blow. he cap
per who struck, fired the gun into a
crowd and n riot began was battie N
royal for an hour. u Dozens OF fights fol-
lowed. The gambler who started things,
escaped into a. saloon. which was quickly
semptied:s Men jumped ont OF Il the win
Ydows and Il tho police entered and were
badly battered up. They had u to flee for
their lives. s During the mlx-up. thou
sands OF dollars were picked from pockets.
8Ex- Congressman Oleospn star ted to aid
the police. He was picked Sout by thugs
and knocked senscless, his ears and mouth
bleeding . Old men and boys were slug
ged and robbed In daylight. IA. 81
4 1t Is feared the gangs may at tack banks
or trains before Sa turdays night. One me-
gro is reported killed and buried In the
night. Clerk tcPhaul Of the Regisira-
stion Office, has appealed to the govern
ment for aid. !. but 1t has no Jurisdiction
until Federal property Is molested. Nine
out OF ten men on the street carry loaded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Will, |.
B b ,|llV...R[IAlRA'l|)| !.
Mack Says ! llurphy q and Z; Tam al:
Snlany Gill sbcs Found Loyalty
/ Supporting Tic cket.
White Sulphur Spring 81 " lgs. ay @ bcI
Select ted \: ace for form;
,i,lg senator Davis. s5;.t5s
/ $(ByN Associated Press.1l

EsoPTs N: Z. July % Former SEN
ator Davis, the Democrat tc vice -presldeFn- Fn
tial can didatc; rived at Esop,ults to day..
accom- panied by Natonal comnit tteeman NJ n
Norman E Mack Of. New York. and and RI. 81
.. campau. OF Michigan. They were, YER.
driven at once TO Rosernourt. mt as 'l 'ldSs$ s;
Parker and Senator Davis had never. '''N, {.
met before. Mr.. Mack introduce q q y. the. l!
canddates and they warmly greeted each g 'f
other. 5,lts u, If e
The party then divided up little ~,
groups, and Judge Parker and /. Senator lcIr
Davis Withdrew to- theasouth end1 n where
they convcrsed for a. time. Senatortlon5 y. A..
lyis declined to- be interviewed nt,t ALI. all,
but submitted affably TO the pha.llaf1nxs
Of Fphotographers who anbussheed him t' at
the station. ISg D,
4 sMessrs. Mack and ID ,ampau speaking
ofBthe national Committee chairmanship,5 r. 4
said they stillfregarded Senator German
as "a possibil lity. IS slti \. .5,I
After luncheon, Judge Parker Pa and az,
Senator Davis first went pIi'lle paten'ly MY
hfI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Young Woman Thus Defends
Herself and Man VIII
Probably Die,
(special ID ia Th, u,imes. Dispatch.)i

BLUEFIEI.D, w. A. Jul ~ 2o,--N.3l W. u.
Reed, or Ilimhali, while drinking, y vent
TO a noighbors house, where M iss 8Lzzie -'ll1,
Dllens was employed, and insulted her. ls
She bade him leave. and he went out out
Side tho building and threw hhtchet
through tho window. The young " Nyo y
man grabbed a coffee pot Off the stove.
which was full OF boiling coffee, and l'l
threw 1t at him. It landed seluarely IN
his chest, and as II fell togthe ground,
the SPOUT caught In the band OF his.
3nants and the entire contents poured
out on him. III u a Il, Z, !.
4 Reed Is in q critical condi ton. and viii
idio, IIe Is q married man. and 3 has has
one child. IS 3if 55s3 4 n III