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The Washington times., 1905-10-11

For the table is a novelty ycleDt a
ra bbit set. 1t consists Of two dozen OF
pieces and on every dish there is a
different decoration. all taken from
Coaching da--s.
The Washington times., 1905-10-11

Squares OF Persian silks for cushion
covers are among the attractive show
irgs and can be had in different cofnbi-
na tionS of color.
The Washington times., 1905-10-11
UNIQUE SILVER NOVEL TIES
MAKE PRETTY WEDDING GIFTS
Spoons of Many Kinds Among Acceptable Table
Accessories-Antique Silver.

Attractive new designs in silver or
quaint old pieces of Sheffield, used a
hundred years ago, are in great demand
for wedding presents this fan, and find
more favor with brides than gifts of
cut glass, chinaware, laces or even trim
kets.
New lemonade and cocktail spoons will
be much admired because of their unus-
ual pattern. The bowls are shaped like
the four spots of playing cards-hearts.
clubs, spades and diamonds. If the bowl
is heart shaped. it contains in the center
either a raised imitation of the ace of
hearts or else u border Of tiny embossed
ones around the inside of the bowl, with
a larger one in the center. Those made
like diamonds are decidedly unique, and
are so shallow that they hold only
few drops of any liquid. A card in the
middle with a delicately outlined dia-
mond makes It complete. Spades and
clubs are finished and decorated the
same way. The handles for these four
spoons that comprise a set are all alike,
long solid piece of silver about an
eighth of an inch square. topped with
a square dice, almost half an inch wide
and long 1t is excellent for mashing
pieces of fruit or sugar when making
drinks. The cost is $3.75 apiece, or $l5
for a set.
The Washington times., 1905-10-11
Bon-Bon Spoons.

Quite as odd. though not so attractive.
are the bon-bon spoons The bowls Of
these arH- also made in imitation of the
figures Cl playing cards. but instead of
the long square handles, they have
short, fiat. scalloped ones, with a raised
heart, diamond, club or spade ir each
They are arranged one above the other.
and surrounded by floral border. They
sell for S2.75 apiece, and are pretty for
card prizes. Another acceptable pres
ent for use on n table Is a perforated
silver case, with plain top, in which
jellies are served. The cases are decid-
edly decorative. OF n pretty scroll de-
sign or in a small floral pattern. They
are round like the regulation jelly glass.
with an oval plain top that screws on.
Five dollars is the price
Tea balls, so long In demand as gifts
for brides, are Joined by the new tea
spoon" with a perforated bowl, finished
with a top that Is securely fastened
down to hold the leaves by a small ring
attached TO the handle. The latter is
elaborately decorated in raised lilies
of the valley. IT sells for S3.75.
Jewel cases are always acceptable to
women, especially newly married ones,
and boxes of wrought BRASS, made like
chests, with lock and key, are particu-
larly desirable, because they are odd.
The chest is about six inches long, four
wide. and three high, with either a fat
or rounded lid that closes down tight
and is secured with an old fashioned
lock and kew in miniature. Inside il Is
padded and handsomely lined with light
colored silk or velvet. The cost is $3.50
Miniature picture frames are always
desirable for use on bureaus, dressing
tables. or mantels. and the new ones
this season are square In shape and
made of Furnished bronze enameled in
black, red. green. blue. in small con-
ventionalized tulip pattern, with a rails
The Washington times., 1905-10-11

ed ring of rhinestones or a fat piece OF
gold surrounding the picture. They
may be bought for IS.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
The -edushoa.. Eror.n.

A hedgehog curls itself ~ by a
froWn-,hat is, by muscles Ike those
which produce fro@n-and 1t ffoWas
severely or gently according to cir.
cumstances. II ii Is pozed hard il
~sighs' its6lf tighter. II really hurt.
il frowns into tight ball. Tho prick
les can he erected in a measure.
though as they point all ways this Is
not needed They are as sharp as
needles. We have only known one
dog. a large black aud white setter.
which would deliberately bite a hedge
hog TIL 1, killed H. But this dog was
quite mad. and shared some Of the an
assthesia common 10 certain lunatics.
London Spectator.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

conflicting reports
segregation OF land the L Utah
govern
would withdraw from considerable
having by proan th Settle
but opposition this belief the
the beh corpor v1chre
private purposes reports
unable who has been responsible
department deinng acknowledge
siby If shown that the
entry these lands prolonged howl will go up
who have been led TO believe that Une
his children public possible
the government decided open
the should
specified. and thereafter should have
department, grow
pie which hoped talk about
segregation Of Untah lands is buncomb
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
seven Aoe. Of an American.

Al America 3 field
And almost all tHe men are baseball
pla yers.
They have their innings and they chase
the tall
And each man IN his life Is struck out
many times
its standing Is sen shown hy seven:
At nIst tHs infant. with sci tour mind
Alert 70 learn hos hest 70 rfay the game
and then the boy with eyes to knot holo
glued.
from far On following the progress .,
th~ game
And then tte yonih sho proudly tend
tnu bats
And gains adniftsrce 70 fhe gnme Itself
ben - stiuuE young ulau himself Oft
HeHM
IN uniform afrf piaytnx with a viii.
80 driftiuE On In years but aiNays he-.t
To see each game ard criticize ths pay.
And then ths FoateF hoaFss wha" shows
IL all
And is conarmei unshakabIs. leach
Last scene u all. too feeble TO attend ne
But eagerly demanding to the ast The
score
New York Press.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

FKoA personal with the clerks in c % thc gaon
-ti,a .wsjs gltt thar
bsoe has visited this govern
and trying circumstances they have found
equal all emergencies aud admirable rep-sitty o govern-
OF which all proud to claim kilhp with ng
they do with all kinds Of people uareis7n1bi existing selfish
ready o with tcS Of aerest
looking for the b Of everything far ex?ence g5es
found tbs employees srleiol an az all ready
willing anxious give the very best applicants
how trivial their plea I'M s b. Ssge u1ler
personal observation wherc the clerks shady oitsls their
ties adsome unfortunate in the pursuit of his right
aud the favor shown with the elte'i ooasesy ni the
conducted with the p7itea opportu ly
oforded for personal ac4analc with the Grandunc
officials would grateful if lnner ex-
press appreciation o. the wAch they
istratiou under such trying circumstances.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
lixinn on simnls Food.

The statement that a man can exist
on Ia eilos t3i-s pounds) OF rye
bread consumed daily is. OF course.
purely theoretical. isasmueh as no one
is able TO live on rye bread alene for
a length OF time. But IL the bread is
made more palaiahle by the addition
Of butter. sausages. or the like. and II
some other food is substituted every
day for part of the bread. such a bey-
erage as warm coffee being also con.
sumed. then the statement expresses
what actually happens with many peo
lie.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
Some Chinese Names.

The Chinese are not entirely con
tent with the names which dwellers
in various lands have given TO their
countries and IN consequence they
have invented names Of their own for
them. some of which are very ap,
and descriptive. For instance. France
is called '-Fa-ko.- the land OF iswless.
ness: Germany Is ''Te-Ko." the yirtu
GUS country; England Is Ting Ko. j.
the blooming land, and America is
.Mei-Ko.- the beautiful land.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
HAD AN ANCIENT FLAVOR.
Spring Lamb Undoubtedly. but Date
Was in Question.

THE late Col. p. W. Keyes. the
noted pioneer miner" said a residen,
Of Virginia City. viii be missed hese.
for he had generous hand and a
witty tongue
1T would be easy to multiply sto-
ries Of his charities. II would be easy
to multiply stories Of his ready wit
Ill give yon story Of the latter sort
"Coi. Keyes and | vent one day 10
lunch together at the Virginia City
restaurant that was Mark Twain,s
favorite when he Was an editor here
We decided 10 have spring lamb. The
walter brought the lamb and II was
tough with a muttony favor.
Waiter said Col Keyes. do you
cali this spring lamb?'
That is what ! do sir. said the
waiter firmly. Genuine spring lamb.
that ere
." ahem.' said Col Keyes. what
year, Kansas City Journal.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
In johannesburg.

Johannesburg as a town surprises
and disappoinis." writes a South AZ
riean traveller. II has been put up
in a hurry and Is mostly built Of cor
rugated iron. There are finished
buildings, mostly of stucoo. an innB-
merable shanties. There are vide
streets. but they are all dusty. Com
missioner street Is the main artery
for business. II is there that 10 i'm
Itation Of America. sky serapers have
been built. which domineer oser the
town more than the old fort does sun
day in johannesburg is honoFed IN
ghc breach and not in the obsertauce-
Johanneshnrs Is young thinE yet.
not out Of its teens. but II ape the
manners OF centuries"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
oRDEg TO SHOW CAUSE on PETITION FOR
SALE OF gEAL ESTATE


Is THE cousTr coUEr.
ssste oi Colorado. :.
County of Clear Greek
IL the matter Of the estate OF John Stephens.
ie9- t-sd-
Thi. matter coming 10 be heard on this 18th
f!ay of JaIy. A. D. 1903. upon tfTe petition nied
fsrain by John Bant. Administrator de tsanis
non # saii estate. tor the sale of the following.
d+scrlsi real estate OF portion thereof, tow IL
Gfie barn aud one zAseson haildng situate IN tife
taau Of ffeeland in the Gounty Of Clear Greek,
Of Colorado. for the purpase Of pay Ing he e.
f aim i.trsto ard the .a. hts and claims against
szid estate. aud it noS appearing 10 the fsssir.
ffaia sid petitii1 that proper sEd lsgsi Eround-
ezlsg ff the eale VI all or I-Sftson Of sair real
estate.
NnW. THEsKfnsk II j. ordered by the Court
Ihai ali I-rS.sa- Hho are iegstsss ~ deF issas u
ssti estate or any part thsrevf~nr heirs nf sid
ieoedeui ~ AIlsi sps'ezr t.fsfe ssh Snurt ~ the
slsn RON of said es,ttt In the toe of eziFge
HsF IT AnRffsi A. ID itsA. al the houf 20 l. g
o'clock lr III. sfi.,I np.n of said dsv. then ard
f6sr, "a shus eaus. II any there b. why order
saauid not h. msie directing he sad iohn isani
Administrator de bssuis non to sr3i the whole Of
alBfh cfssid ressi sSfate a. may te necessary
TO- The purposes specified Ia said pst tion.
if j. farther ORDERED thatthis order be published
In ri ifazs four successive Heeks IN the Idaho
S5fiues slribzs News. weekly public new sIiaE--f
polished in aid fs.naty
Ey the Court.
ROY IL b ACKNAS
County Judge
Pint psb. Jul =. last peb Aug .. isS.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

tbs Of Coorad) the
Mountain News Some boost harder than 9th RS
they boosters The little fourpge wk-
booster very oftel Is the ardent bo1ster the
his he boosts the business
politicians he boosts the church he boosts everything tint
worthy lift aud time Of his bbos hl-
ngrae The time is eiito o coa1try plpes e
upon objects of hatylhey strong in the
wheel progress They cake Of in thu dngh5u
energy They work While dron sp. Tly gool thing
while knoksrs buttng around hole
the foundation OF su- They keep eYeringly iey
boosters that bl' i T.it already 1s g,l hat
them, take it of.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
FAULTS OF THE MisTaEsa.
Not Always ~ considersts a. She
Miuht Be.


The capable mistress II generally
the most considerate. and there Is no
question but that she is the strongest
factor in the production OF whatever
good service is given in the household
to-day. writes Jane Seymour Kiink. in
the Atlantic. Nevertheless. she Us
sometimes fnconsiderate. and in this
way: She can turn OF work. SO
quickly herself that she often forrets
others have not the same faculty.
Girls in a new place are often slow
just because they are SO nervously
anxious to please. A capable mistress,
impatient because things are not NOV
ing so rapidly Is she knows they can
move. does not always give q maid
the two weeks' trial, by which ehe
could do herself justice. Again, the
capable mistress comes into the kitch-
en- to make cake. Everything is
ready to her hand. and she whiskz
up the cake ia q few minutes. telling
Jane to bake II carefully. She goes
up stairs and contrasts her quickness
with James siosnezs. forgetting that
she had neither placed things in readi
ness. nor cleared them away, neither
superintended the baking.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
H. o. Allen. the dentist.
Notice Of S.oekhoadsrs' Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that I he an
uuai meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Black Lion Consolidated Gold Mining
and Tunnel Company will be held a,
the Portland Hotel al Idaho Springs on
Monday, the 2Ist dsy Of August, roos,
at O'Clock p. M, for the purpose G
eiecting board OF directors for the
ensuing year and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
WM. AcESIRy.
ADA L. LAycocK. President.
Secretary.
Idaho Springs. July re, 1905.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

CoIoRtnl this week beel treltel With the s?aee Of
prominent baukiug Of being egel By it, 9to
IN Tor th.r hoarlnss ani bsns told that hey
would receive but percentage OF that which rightly bsongi to
them Developments that Ils tn last few Hays sFerl Of
depotos ren,si thr AL Is ss gluns tut
deposo given the h,y llton the
securities viii have c1Bd-rei the al
visa bily Of vnz sp1ts. Ti. n III d.pos9r
inside l.slrsy e9npsl-i 70 tud in line al
simply what bank pllsi pas hin his
lok Plelsl. TIE g5o ef Of t
it s b prom isuy bor st the attention
community that btnsts usI "d0t tn sol-
er it i the beie
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
MINING APPLICATION No. ises


L. & Lani Offce.
penvef. Colo. June p. 1896
Notice Is hereby given that In psfsasnce ~ he
tct OF Cougress. a9erose4 NAY 10. i.72. George
Lziansnter whose possofHcs Is Idaho Springs.
Colara.o. has rase arpicaiiaE tot patent for 800
arrar feet on The Sanrvstte lode barring zoi. an1
silver. The eeing = Il Is = ard III ~ n 5
- e. Hence d7asa n Il .. thence sea ~ ~
- is frum discovery shsft thereon ~ith surface
sfnurt 10 fe<t IN sixth situate IN Grass valley
mining district Clear Creek County Of Coso-
raao. aud .excrihes In the Plat and nei fe
n fhis ofscs follows. VIZ
Beginning cor NJ !. ~hence The - IA cor sec !.
ISL q Of tbs Ssh eears s. 20 ~ ISL .0s
n. therce n sfS sS 51s 81 Il 2. thence n
~ s,.s ~ n 10 g. fhence sss = II ~ II
10 cor no 4: fheuce sss 80 80 n to cor 70 5,
ffenee So y %. .. 10 cor no s; fhence as 9
sgs q n 10 cor no T; thence 80 IS 90 - 10
~ no = thence 81 s2, Is y n TO 1. the
place OF teginniuR.
ariaining I Sd acres. expressly excepting ana
exrludrg ,i conn Ct with Nos. 1919 AMI Tes.
snt forming pnftion Of thr - sc ! . Is. = "
ms ne ~ ot i2 . a me 9Th principal
meridian. Saii iocsflar heing rrcur5ed la vol 15a
rage 2li. Of the recurts q Gear Greek county.
Colursto- Asicsning ciainsuis. owners OF the
above named surveys
c. d. FORD. Register
IS. put June -. last aug D. 1855.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
MINING ArfIIeArIos no i-a.
Mineral survey NJ. I7dzi
L. : Land orsc-.


L. Land usirr
Denver colorado. Iuly 9, 1saz
satls= = her9bY efsHn that n pursuance of the
Act u gunaFess approved MAY 10, liza. ". T.
sksushau hrse Toesssifvr Is iisha springs. Cole
rssiu has made Application for fszieut for iaasi
linear feet "a tbs Grand Trunk fsis besring Essld
q silver h. same being 2. ieet ~ ksud ls7z
feet ~ " from discovery sbnff fhcrsgn. with
saff4ce sround IL fef 10 Sitth. situate In Idaho
NfHiux District. Eiear Cfees County. state uf
Cs4iofssie. and described in the Plat and held
Ifass ~ o.. In this ssfce foliaxs- viz
Beginning II i4o J. whence the " = cor &c.
- Ia -R u " efthe 9Th .. IN heArN : - ts' -
sIi1s fsct ffianzuiatinfs station No 81 beaas
; ~ 81 - o theucs y .ao ii'o #. n COT
NJ . thence 8 - q. 70 enr ne J. thence -
1850 n 10 cor nn T. thence % " t50 n 70 cor
90 l. the plses Of beginning.
Containing 80 acres. expressly sNrepiiuR ana
excluding ali fsanfiict with suareis Nos iil. isss
81 A. aud seg ane rming a f-lftlaa - the
tIt.-t.t.iixide Twp Rang = " nf the gtn
fffnrffai meridian sid iessiau hcisg recorded
ia vol lds IAes 1.6, a The records Of Clear Greek
fssnnty. Colorado
Aa,DiuI = claimants owners q SUR sas. s.,
ife9 1902 1915. 1888 s7a7 aud iHs.
G u. FORD. Register
firsi pHb. inly : issi scps 9. ise.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

Sick headache results from a dis
ordered condition OF the stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by J. J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
MINING APPLICATION 80 1861.
Mineral Survey No. issss.
y =. ENII8 [7I7Nts
Denver. Colo. juns l6. 1906.

Denver. Colo. Juns Is 1906.
Nosice is hereby giver that Park Dsshro~. tv L.
s Inferhn his attorney sr fact. whose yo<fofsce
Is Iaabo Springs. Colo has made Application for =
rsfen Tor l02i fiinesrft on the Aey May. lode besr
ri gold and silver the seirg ss 9 faef az
" ana sszs n. 81 from discovery shaft thereon
with surface gfoun3 80 fees in with. sisneie In
Grass Valley mining district. Clear Creek county.
state Of Coiors DO. and de>crbe In the Plat and field
notes ON fic in this Once folis VS.. viz.
Beginning at cor no 4. whence the n 4 cor 1.
It's Is OF the 9th p. m. hears a. 81 " s16.gt
II. thence <6' 80 n 10 3 thence 54o "
Idsi % n no j. thence W. 80 II 10 no
1. thence &f'e 1o2I-s II to /. the place Of
begipninF.
Containing z.es acres. expressly excepting and ss-
ciusiiug all confict with surveys Nos 34. 1927.
fi7N Am 1891. i5fo2 and Little EI,rshesh lode. m
surveyed. and forming portion Of the unsutsiivded
f3<. . u the 9Th p m. and the Y of sec l.
lxr73 OF the 9Th n. Saii location being re-
eofsed in wi ~. 3os. Of the records Of Clear
Creek county. Cosorsdo.
susvrvs. G. D. FORD. Register
Isl pub iuns -. last aug D. IDs,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
gIneraI su vey ~ 1884
u. : Land oalce.

Nlueral "a reg NJ 1884
a. = Land Ofilce.
DenVef salarssis. ililf 3. it-ss
satifs &. hereby given that q Il. wait.. = iiss.
19-il sffac IL ttssa ~pfinzs al has made spI.si
=5f.ar fsr = rsst.ut flr f5ssl linear fest On tht
Ftesr ETtsnsiuB insis hearing gold and silver tbs
.rae r. IHa Sas fatt : dN ~ W ard ~ r. fret
E. Z thence Tiasa feet 81 to from dfs-
l-tefr sfah Their, on with surface ground ~ feet
H shfIh situate 10 Idaho Or PAY mes Bar Mining
f4isifftt Eieaf Enssk County, state 81 Culsirada.
sat ds-ffiisd the I-ai aad aeld notes on tie IN
t=5- l.fsa= a. follows. VIZ
Hsgir nfnE st e.sr no 4. whence the cor sst
sTt-RTA af ths 9Th ? m. heAfs : - ~ -
3 i-a.i Sect thence = ~ W lsl - fref 70 ear
10 : ihercr \ ~ ~ 7saNg Fret 20 err no. =
.it-iir. \ 90 To- - II fcef a. no thence :
IY T. fYtet fref ta cor no 3. thencs ssi' ~ W
ri e fsat O. essf No e. thsfes : 81 ~ W ~ %
f..f ta ettF No 4. the t-sics nf tsetnniuE
fflI tanning - arftsi r.fsfresif ehcefsfhe Afin
rHffuffus all conflict With sufNefs Nos -.
1aG Gszt aud fuFutiug Tsiff ON - fhH niisfft,
4tst.sss tWr. - h - " Of the eth principal
n5efictsn saAi iocat on beiug recorded In vol
- ts-se sss = the Reesfstzoi ear Cree sftsft
filarlefa
AAiaifinr claimants awnefs Of the above named
sufseys
c. D. FORD. Register.
Flfsi tsuis JntB issi SeuE >. 1915.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

forty county wao assembled IN Denver last
discovered there o-1lr I'D rent kind OF Assessment rolls
reeend pissed laosia thu suratol OF
uaiorra system getting them up binding aud filing them TIE
troabe Is there st pIt this esoutoa
force Want ia with authority to make
al accounting u.this u1orn INSPECT tn Frequently and
keep them go,l ,-lsr al or1psriy ba1c-l
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

MR c. LEWIS of Jefferson county, who recommended
for the general for Colorado by his predecessor John
Vivian Brooks aud B1nynge appointed
v the President August Mr. Vivian
has taken up secretary tn pl1ca1 State Central
Committee atty oate at state headquarters in
Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

the license dodgers IN Colorado
the dodgers Of the liquor license the sec
retay the bureaus and the auditor and
making life burden to the insurance
companies that have lodged agents in this sor years
what the people wanted aud they are get
tinpit
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

plans specifications prepared by the city ior the go
ane prospective bidders the construction OF the Idaho springs
water works and perfect submitted to the
public every eucdated and there be no ex
cuse for any being misinfomed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12
NrNiNa ArrLIoA11oN 40 laal-

rp, psb. Juls 2. la., pas Aus. !. iss.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-12

PR, pub. Jaig : la.i sess >, ii.5.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-22


BooIs-keepers are merely ngureheads
In the business
The motto OF some men Is. Give me
liberty or give me debt
A mans most distant relatives are
those who have the most rnoney.
Most women would rather patch ND
a quarrel than darn their stockings.
Many a good name has been given
the tar and feather degree By idle gos-
sip.
IL a man Is unable 70 keep his word
he can ind plenty more in the die
tiOnary.
when money talks TO the most OF us
Il is the Other end OF a long-distause
phone.
When a married man laughs in his
sleep his wife imagines he is dreaming
that be is a bachelor.
There are a few rising young men in
this world. but the majority keep their
seats in crowded car.
Owing 20 the high price OF wool. the
wolf finds Ia rather expensive mas
Queradlug ira Sleeps clothing.
There Is mighty little poetry In rails
Ing a family OF ten.
A man is SO unreasonable he would
rather pay doctor bills than milliners'
bills
Twins are like having pneumonia
when you expected 20 go 20 a baseball
game
The devil could get very big salary
II ne would come up and live In New
York
You Gan generally tell when n girl
has been kissed before by the way she
pretends she hasn't.
Heaven has no interests in the
church THAI has no interest la human
ity.
You can make a man 40 mad ne
can't see by telling him how every
body admires the ability Of one OF his
friends
II you would knock a stubborn man
down instead of stopping to argue wien
him YOU would save lot OF wind and
much valuable time
When a woman has a birthday after
she has counted the presents she
hasn't time % count the years.
a man hardly ever knows enough to
pretend 10 think his wife knows more
than she does.
Praise comes Co the man who waits
for it-unier six feet of earth.
It isn't the rent a man pays thai
Keeps him moving
Some people live in the shadow be-
cause they don't approve OF the spots
on the sun.