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Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09
DIVORCE TOO EASY TO GET
One Legal Separation to Four Mar
riageS in Kansas City.
REFORMERs EMPLOY PROCTOR
Special Law ofneer WIN Attend
trials AID see that Divorces Are
not Obtained Through
Collision.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. S-A ''dlvorce
proctor" whose salary Il to be paid from
a fund raised by the reform organiza-
lions oe Kansas City 20 cope with the
divorce evil' is TO be installed here
November -. '
This office was created as a result OF
criticism OF the divorce machinery OF
this county. Mlsmated persons taking
advantage OF II have come 10 Kansas
City from various points and have been
granted separation on slight prstexts and
short residence. .ts..
The proctor win have the power 10
summon witnesses, TO 30 TO other states
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09

this Sale OF OvercOats which is sale and will
M continue throughout this entire week These won
S derfu bargains right at the opening the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-09
A nurnInn shame

Is not 20 have Ruoklen's Arniea Salve 70
cure burns. sores. piles. cuts. wounds and
ulcers sc. For sale by Beaton Drug
CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
CRITICISM
Clifford Pinchot Not Satisfied With
Presidents Controller Bay
Explanation.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Ginord
Pinchot. former government chief for
ester. and now president of the Ma
tional Conservation association. to
day issued a statement declaring that
President Taft leaves the root OF the
matter wholly untouched" in his mes
sage to the senate denying that these
could be an monopolization OF the
water front OF Controller Bay, Alaska.
Mr.. Pinchot opens his statement with
this charge:
The Presidents defense OF his
course In the Controller Bay affair
shows how hard It Is to make a good
excuse for a bad mistake" Conclud-
ing. Mfr. Pinchot says:
1T is unfortunate that the friends
Of conservation. in their efforts TO
bring about the development OF
Alaska for the benefit OF the people.
are continually obliged to expend
their strength against the men who
ought 10 be the protectors OF the
peoples property. IL looks TO me Ike
unnecessary duplication OF work
when we must first fight the police
emn before we can get a chance to
stop the looting."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
Up River Briefs


Miss sara K,iI. 81 East L-iyernool
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Conrad
Schn' i-miler. on Main street War
wood. va"
Miss Marie Nolan. N Steubenvf1e
ana Miss Mcdonnell. of Cleveland are
the guests Of Miss Emily O'Hara.
Mrs. r. V. Wallace. Of Dallas is
VISITING ner daughter. Mrs. "
Abercrombio. OF WarwOOd avenue
J. J. l.asch. Andrew Hart w Il
l~ieltenibino. ". VI Gender. and "a 4.
Stroebel. the new committee 81 -.
taIrs elected at the annual meeting -
me owl club Wednesday night Will
meet Monday evening to organize.
Miss Margaret Steel will leave Sun
day for her home in Pittsburg afr
visiting Mil Lillian Wright.
open air devotional services Will 40
held at tho Warwood beach Sundav
N'nihR. ana Rev. ". H. FRAGILE Of
we L"Neland VI. + church will preach.
Rigging for another well on IN.
borSch farm In South Warwood n
being erected and drilling win s,art
the first 81 next week.
Miss Loretta Wilson Of p.,tosasa
phl", VIII be the guest Of Miss Mar
satet Flood. over the weekend
MISS irene Alexander vii return ,b.
Iast % 3 week from Llttlcion whcre
she ~ visiting Miss Margaret stur,n
'obille 81 Syracuse. y Y was
day. ''9'i
John X Popclton. Of smithyW. NO.
IN NarwoOd On business ycsterd,
WORN ~ clearing weeds ana IN
grass nom b property owned bv H.
W"Twood Land company has len
siari"d. II vii make a Blk impr,,.'
meut f'N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
B. & 0. REUNION
smP'oye' Of Road Hold Big Affair
wear Cumberlsnd-Mu.
Jennie Smith Attends.

HNRPERS FERRY. july 27-B A.
o. X a. employees from all dlvtsiors
ot me road cast OF ,Le Ohio river mo,
az Island park today Tor their mir.
teenth reunion Miss Jennie smftb
tho railroad Evangelist who rt,,roI
me hrst gathering Of Tho y a % mo-,
arrived 10 Harpers Ferry on tho 0rs,
.hclr train fhig morning and dur
Ing M" day renewed many a-caualnt
nhces. sho made with no railroad
men thirty years aro Tho railroad
non And Their families arrived nt D.
lana park this morning in rpeclaf
trains provided by tho % a q man.
aFemeni tho trains comine from an
divisions ~ the lino within d davs
ride ~ Harpors Ferry
Ihis afternoon rolirioue ana roeief
efcrc eos we're hold Of Island r,rg
Many prominent Speakers befoo ,r
hand 10 address mo railroad me-,
among whom were O. w. Rlc. former
secretary ~ tho Riverside Hrarrb %
a o = " g. A.. Baltimore now ip
charge ~ tho Y a. & a M tho
I~ennsylvania " w. New York Ter
minal-T r. Stacy. secretary gfver.
side Branch Baltimore. w. q MONT
Rnani. secretary u. % Y NJ q
Cumberland. p r Hrnntner Martina.
burg and others Mr G. vs. Fgar
general claim ngonf ri tho Haiumoro
and ohio System addressed he r,u
road mon iy special Invitation on the
subJect or Conservation % Men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
PLAN PRoHIeITIoN FleHT.
mononsslia County Citizens TO Organ
ize in September.

Special Dispatch 90 tho Iutetiirencer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. July 81
Already plans are assuming form in
Monongnlia county for the ~organiza-
ton % the county by the prohibition
element. 20 cndcavor 10 vote the
county dry az the text election. \
mass convention has been called for
this city In September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
Up e-River
News OF GiennoVs, Wsrwooo
and LoVela1d.
Council Meetinn.

\ warm session Of the council f.
scheduled for this evening. Several
ordinances which VIII likely cause
some lively discussion will be present
cd and there is considerable other
business 90 be attended 10. II is likely
also that the matter Of holding the
election on tho bond question will be
brought up and discussed The meet
INK viii POD" held iu the Glenns Run
school house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
Clean Up Day.

Today ls cleanup day " Wsrwood
u the request Of Mayor Abercrombie
that tin cans. paper and rubbish Of all
kinds be- put in boxes % he hauled
away Boy the garbage collector prom
ises 90 accomplish good results. Many
nf tho r"sid. nts took advantage Of the
cool hours of last evening 20 clean
their premises and many wagon loads
~ rubbish are ready for removal this
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

and Reyman left for a short visit
with relatives In P~ittsburg.
F. y. Baker is visiting in the south
ern part OF the state.
DIR. Barlow returned to Spencer yes
terday after n three day stay here.
II. w. Nichols Of the Riverside will
leave soon on a vacation trip to the
lakes.
Bob Shepherd OF the Riverside. will
leave the sixth of August for a vacat.
ion TO be spent at Buckeye lake.
Miss Minnie Bell will spend her
vacation in Pittsburg.
Miss Lotus OF the National teIe-
phone switchboard is Ill at her home
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

The members OF the Luther League
Of the German Lutheran church viii
give a lawn fetc and social at the
residence OF George Niedermeyer on
Boggs run Saturday evening. The
ladies' Of the church have prepared
all kinds OF good things for sale and
the proceeds will 20 toward the con-
struction Of a new church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
Attend Picnic.

Persons in need OF a shave or hair
cut yesterday were forced TO perform
the operation themselves or go with
out as the t%Ousorial artists attend
ed the picnic AT the park 10 a man.
The shops were closed az eleven in
order to allow the employees TO get
TO the park in time TO engage in the
various a-mnscmcnts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
BEkW0OD
German luthersns Have Novel Plan
to Raise Money for New
Church.

A novel plan has been put in oper-
alton by the members or me German
Lutheran church TO raise the neces-
sary money for the new church to be
built next spring. which promises TO
accomplish the end in view. The
money raised will be used TO buy
bricks for the building and when the
prospective purchaser is approached
by n member and requested To buy a
brick for the church is given a
small book which when opened is
found 10 contain a miniature brick.
The price OF the little book is only a
penny which is seldom refused. The
sum of $500 will be raised before
spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
X. Of p. 70 Lay Corner Stone.

The local order OF the X. of p. as
sisted by the McMechen and Mounds
Vile lodges. will perform the ceremo-
ny OF laying the corner tor OF the
new Union district school at Sher-
rard. The building has not yet been
started and nothing definite has been
desided upon. Complete arrange
ments will he made in the near future
however. and a program will be an
nounced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BIT
WILLIAM {. FREEMAN.

Mr.. HENRY M. HULST,
editor of the COMMON
VEAL, a publication issued
at Greenwich, n. Y, in a re-
cent issue, analysed the num-
Der of pieces OF mail delivered
by the Rural Free Delivery
through the Greenwich Post.
office.
am very glad to get this
data, because it is the most
CONVINCING argument in
the world as TO why the
DAILY NEWSPAPER is a
valuable advertising medium.
The Government required
an accurate count OF all classes
Of mail handled in the month
OF May. The figures quoted
by Mr.. HulSt, which are print
ed below, were taken by him
from the records of the Green
witch PoStoffice, which were
forwarded to the Postmaster
General, and he voucheS for
their
In Route No. 1, the letters
delivered were fo4f. the
NEWSPAPERS delivered
were 234S, magazines deliv-
cred were $40.
In Route No. ,, the letters
delivered were S5i, NEWS
PAPERS delivered were 1882,
magazines delivered were 1877.
In Route No. 3, the letters
delivered were $50, NEWS
PAPERS delivered were 1882,
magazines delivered were i7S.
In Route No. 4 the letters
delivered were GAG, NEWS
PAPERS delivered were Pap,
magazines delivered were 276.
In Route No. ) the letters
delivered were 1870, NEWS
PAPERS delivered were 2l53,
magazines delivered were POI.
In Route No. 8 the letters
delivered were ll0S, NEWS
PAPERS delivered were 1920.
magazines delivered were 24O.
RURAL FREE DELlV-
ERY has made the newspaper
really a daily magazine, which
goes into the home, and which
is read with much more inter
est than the average magazine,
because the news matter in
the newspaper is fresh and up
to the minute.
What is true of Greenwich.
which is a typical country
postottice, is equally true Of
other country postoffices. and
these facts should ne of i'm
menSe VALUE TO THE
GENERAL ADVERTISER
WHO A to secure
DISTRIBUTION INTO THE
HOMES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
My Cond.mn

IN ono nr two places the Panhandle
Traction ..mparv o. being held up IN
tho preparations fpr the laying ~
70 cir doubl. track because 81 the re-
fygal ~ property owners 90 sell small
parcels ~ their land and % o. likely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
Sunday MEETING

The mems meeting. which win he
held In the lobby Of the Y. ". g. 4.
sunday afternoon al 4 O'Clock. will he
addressed by Rev. J. G. Pryor. OF the
Warwood Christian church. All men
are invited to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

\ large crowd attended the lawn
fef" held 100 the N.sbitt property on
Main street. last ...niug. The affair
WAS given Dos the Ladies Aid Of tho
q hristian church. Zoo rails" money for
'h" church and they realized quite a
sum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

MIR. o. O. Gates Of the Gates drug
store is spending a short time at the
Powhatfan fishing camp.
Mr.. Hagan in company with John
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

mat several condemnation suits will
be instituted before the double track
ing IS completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28
Monday. Angus 2

2 100 a. m-Or sanitation - American
Athletic club
Miss Mary Juno Woods
2 q" Bible study. Tie Book or
isaiah
Rev. Frederick D. Ross
% IS r. m-Lecfure "Wrd and Insect
Musicians" ..
........P Prof T. o. Gilbert
z ~ . Lecture FIRST one Thlng
Then Another .Op'e Real
Z 90 O. m-Nthlefir club UrIra and
Games. Conducted by Miss
Woods.
: f5 O. m=Irefldc .........
Miss Martin. NJ Faust
BOO o W Exhibition o. IaIir Arf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-28

ElI.HfInr ffHr
super. nt.f fsrf H1rrt vs. Mcdowell 81
Marshall f...fy fUua t~rsafdfnE
CT'a. rra srr.IIeI Cor fe fret weet
Of fus.fIfs. admitted FREQ fo 900 sc-sIuns
uu Fis is'sl
' H u rlfrIra Tserr'rra
A1Ireae Af.irfi.a fn tie
punilr Schools
Mics woods
... Selected No Tarr-
.'lrrsa .TNr Nnlur 30
'houfaug.s Literary ami
Scientific circle WORK
ffv farres a rawrer-n
President ~ Mouudsvule
90 o.. a g.
Ur.sgs
Oh 50 o. m-ssfe.filu .........
0taltaurla walo Quartet
Reading IrrfrI.
vi-s Martin
sri. 90 ri m. Lecture rra Er.rsm.
VHflr 81 Ufrfs"
~ Prof ! D. Gilbert
90 f. "a m trfermfssipn
f.frr m. ..-fIrn
chsutsaql1 Male O1r1'.t
Address THE Couufrf U0f
nnd che District Schools
Hon " D. shaw kev
Address Tho Relation of
t.c State University Co
our Ffer School system
...ur r..mas E Hodges
He.t
Q 90 m-wur..
Lecture THE Heirn -
nw".... fr. q o. Uarror
200 g M Evaihifon uruI Americar
IIuh Miss W.nle
.erirr -erafnr
Contest fr DratIor FIrsf prize $40
second rrizr. g. Tho ..rfrefarfe pro-
members of tits Years
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03

Crops ane ufzzaras.
 Insects are oddly constructed atoms of animated nature, as a rule, and fl depends altogether on the species as to internal makeup. In bees the crop Is called the ''honey bag" Insects with nandibles usually have a modified form of the gizzard so typical in the common barnyard fowl In some cases this miniature gizzard is a perfect wonder shop. It's inner surface being provided with pads" covered with horns" and ''bristles" in great profu- sion. The grasshopper's gIzzard is lined with innumerable rows of teeth, very minute, of course. but well devel- oped. true teeth. nevertheless. The same may be said of crickets and otb- CT insects of that fix.
 Poison Bottles.
 To avoid mistakes with poison bot ties, says the Woman's Home Com panioE, run common pins upward through the corks, allowing the points to project beyond them. Such bottles will not be picked up by mistake even in the dark.
 An Interesting Antique.
 Fine old inn, sir" commented the host Everything in this house has its story"
 q don't doubt it." remarked the grouchy tourist. And is there any legend connected with this old piece of cheeseT'-Kansas City Journal.
 This Is Very English.
 The Sarcastic American discussing Strauss "Salome'0-But I suppose to you one should speak of SInjun. the Baptist
 Miss St. John (coldly)-I know noth- ing about the nonconformist branch of the family.-London Bystander.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
crops ane uEzzaraa.

Bravery has no place where 1t eau avail nothing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03

organization is to be established in the copper trade. One of it's prime objects is to put an end to the GUS
 ou of selling copper to foreign at lower prices than to domestic con sumers. As this fact comes to be more fully recognized a closer and more harmonious relationship win be established between domestic con sumers and producers. This cannot fail 10 result in more stable hal ket for the metal and resultantiy increased dividends on copper mihlng stocks.
 Although there is not very much that can be said as yet of a highly bullish character on copper stocks. the whole present tendency B towards an Improvement in the situation. There is prospect that innumerable reasons for buying coppers will pres ent themselves within few months. The largest and surest profits. how ever, will be made by it. investors and speculators who purchase their lines before the actual Improvements get under way Among the present feasons for buying1nay be. mentioned the thoroughly liquidated condition of the market, the very low level of prices and the prospects of an early improvement in the general business situation
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
ANOTHER BAD DAY, BEARS
 SAUCY
By Frank J. Grat

t1lember Duluth Stock Excnange)
 This was another bad day for the New York stock toeks. tho close ot tonight shows a decidedly weak mar kee The entire lft sold on and de- cines rom one to foar points was Eae general order. Union Pacific sold on three and one half point
 Steel two points Reading th'ee points and sme,tsts over three points. The market at the clcse was weak and it looks like lower prices for tomorrow. Coppers however were not affected and with the exception of one or two held firm although there was little trading in any of them Amaiga1nated in sympath
 Vith the New York List sold to 62la, two point decline. North Butte vas
 so lower. Greene Cananea sold to G. Shsttuck unchanged al 20ts to 21 superior Pittsburg and Calumet and Arizona were firm with fraciionaiiy higher prices Lgke stocks were ali quiet and there was no change in any of them Curbs continue in the same old rut without any change whatever penn holds at s1s. American and War ren lower with offerings coming out more freely The balance Of the list shows no change whatever. London copper 54L l2s Cd oH IS 3d Sales 722.S0O Money 2 1-l Der cent
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
FACTORS ALL FAVOR THE
 FUTURE
eBy Geo. L waIker)

The principal ectors which are
 a1ing the general copper situa-
 arc che existing surplus, the prospects Cf larger supplies from the four or ave new prodlcers whose plants win g3 into commission this
 ear. the heavy curailment of new construction by railroad and indus trial corporations, due chiefly to DO itical and magazine mnck-rakins which has cut off considerable amount of cousumptiye demand, and the prevailing lack of confidence and the nessimism in the business world.
 The cUrtailment of production by several leading producing interests is practically sure GO ccatinue as long as il is neces ary l. ading interests in the trade are con ent that cop per consumption woud be in no wise encouraged by further reduction in prices. The general outlook in this country is very much more en couraging now than 1t has been at any previous time for more than year. Railroad and industrial bonds are finding a market. and thSs means a renewal Of large operations soon along constructive lines.
 The demand for copper always in creases very heavily with improving general business conditions. It is by no means impossible or improbable that consumption will make a consid- erably greater gain than production this year. As coon as any decided increase in consumption begins to be apparent the price of the metal will advance. for producers win not care 10 sell the last pound or their accum- ulated surplus at current low quota tions. and. on the other hand. the speculative holders Of copper are like ly to become aggressive buyers the moment they are sure the situation has definitey changed for the better
 Ask one authority how it happens that there is such a large copper sur plus and he will tell you that the market would have been ali right now had Utah Copper and Nevada Consolidated been one or two years later in entering upon their careers as large producers Another will tell you that the output of these two companies is solely responsible for the surplus their total combined pro duction mp to the present time being almost exactly equal to the worlds existing surplus supplies. Analyze the situation from a different stand
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
Proviasa For In Aas.ras.

A playwright in an interrieW in Now York said that without aUe bon 60 tse minutest details theatrical success could rarely De attained
 ''Aud yet" he addcl irg. "cyes this ad virtue cf attention to de taiA be carrie ld Go excess. Thus a certain playwright said at rehearsal to his leading man
 Now. remember, John. after you speak tLis line, Helen. I will save you though I perish, pause and wait for lhe aBn.ause'
 "But the leading man sneered and ans vered cyDially.
 Row do you know iaereu ba any applauseE
 That is my business. not yours, John the playwright answered with calm contidance. Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
lRv l.. ]. Overlook )

BOSTON. Mar. 2.-The bear party has been getting stronger, being en- couraged by the small rallies, and today attacked the whole Isst aggress ively. The volume of trading was heavy and it looks as if more or less long stock was coming out. It was sumored from Cleveland that the
 Lake Shore had orders to cut ten per cent in wages. This was taken to be the first indicationl of eurtailment and caused considerable ceiling of stocks. The local coppers were weak
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
Msh.. tl,s agsr.4 l.o-s.

'gt was the worst Calamit t'.at oTs- haprenCi to ue. sighed the paie in- tellcctual high browe1 youns wama-. q had written 9 ncdern society novel complete to the last chapter. and a careless servant girl gathered the Gheets of the manua ript from the floor, where the wind had blown them. aud ased them to start fire in the grate7
 What a burning shame that was. commented Miss Tartun. TT Chicago Tribune
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03

in sympathy. several tired holdens selling out, East Butte ran of to IS on sales of 1000 shares. Lake reacted to S555 and North Butte to 2SA. There is no general pressure to sell cop pers but with the buying power so limited, they will probably sag if the reaction in New York continues. Paine, Webber & Go.
 General curb list eased off slightly in sympathy with listed department Chino, Inspiration, Ray Cons and Miami all show fractional declines Denn quist and unchanged. Shat tuck firm at 20A to 2l. Saginaw and Warren dull and unchanged. Ros- alia dull London copper opened Is "a lower. Total sales 722,9O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
commendable Caution.

My son. remember this marrying on 9 salary has been the salvation of many a young man."
 T know, dad. But suppose my wife should lose her salary ryTr-Cleveland Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
Manno-s yersa. M-nnsri.-,.

There's a vast difference between manners and mannerism. For in- stance, manners takes its soup softly and quietly, while mannerism gaTgies +. Manners says. "Parss the buttah, please" while mannerism bites q chunk out of a piece of bread and shutters, Slip mo the grease, will ?'-Detroit Free Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
Tho Contest.

"All men" said the earnest citizen, ''are born equal"
 "They are that" replied Mir. Raffer- ty. But they don't stay equal after they're big enough 10 get together in the schoolyard - Washington Star
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-03
Dear at the Price.

McCiubber-T The footpad said Money or your life," so I gave him S2. Mrs McClubber-Huh, You're always get ting stuck, Billy Puck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-01
LEAPS FROM 18TH STORY
Makes Good ais Prediction
That He Would Never Leave
Hospital Alive

Oklahoma City, Aug. 1.-The predic
tion made BY w A Russell, sos Easi
Ninth street. that he never would
leayg the hospital alive came true
si.en Russell ieaped frnm twelfth
story window OF the Herskowitz
iap!lding and was Dashed 10 ceath on
the roof Of an adjoining building. ten
stories below
kassell was Operated on Tor appen.
dinfiss ten days ago and was conyal.
esfing nicely. No cause for his act
Is kDpwn unless he became tempor.
.arIly mentally deranged A nurse OF
St. Luke's hospital. which occupies
the eleventh and twelfth floors OF the
building, had been with him only "a
ter ininptes before
Rnssell was a cienr salesman lie
was 81 years old. He leaves a wife
and three children.