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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
Gold and Silver on Fall Garb.

From buyers of our great houses who
are in Europe to get next seasons goods
comes word that there will be a craze
for gold and silver ornaments next fail.
Hats. gowns. blouses and wraps are to
be adorned with gold or silver lace. braid
and tassels. The choice of metal is de-
termined chiefly by the color scheme Faint
light browns and delicate bright greens
are the favorite hues. Sometimes the brown
is trimmed with green. in which case gold
is the most harmonious addition. When
green is trimmed with brown. silver is
regarded as giving the more agreeable
effect. This fashion will be extremely
trying to women who haven't the great
dressmakers at their command. tor good
effects with gold and silver trimming are
difficult. The tendency seems to be toward
gariShneSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
. My|OOlSy fI0OIRI I'LL |fND 11Q(j lUhb1 dGD> 8
rchds graceful and artistic though they

orchids. graceful and artistic though they
are.
The mandate from London is that the
fashionable woman must have a different
ian for every gown and one for every
occasion. "A tiny fan in a shade to match
the hat should be carried in the park in
the morning." says a Bond street authority.
An afternoon fan is more elaborate, but
equally small. 1t is made of real lace or
fine silk. embroidered with flowers. The
river fan Is made of paper. printed with a
floral design. A tiny mother-of- pearl fan
folds and fits into vanity bag. The
peacock feather fan is novelty of the
season. and floral fans made from real
flowers will be largely in request..'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
Fans to the Fore.

One of the original touches at a recent
wedding was that the bridesmaids carried
huge fans of natural flowers. These were
covered with what looked like pink lilacs.
and, though pink seems an unnatural color
for such flowers, no doubt the art florist"
has a plausible explaua ton. At any rate.
the fans were an agreeable change from the
SHOWERS of American Beauty roses and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
4 4 POTPOURH OF HOT WEATHER FAkIES FROM PARIS

we'll as the documents OF guilds and trades.
police orders, posters and all other mat
tiers bearing the life of the people. The
student OF history and even the dilettante
In the field will find this collection interest
ing. CATHERINE Talbot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
For the Seashore.

The newest thing in bathing suit acces-
series is a set which includes a sailor col
lar, a four-;n-hand tie. fitted belt and
cap made to match from attractive plaid
silk lined with soft rubber. The sets range
in price from So to S49S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27

You should be careful OF your reputation
not through vanity. but that you may not
harm your life's work. and out OF love Tor
truth. There f. still something OF sell
seeking in the refined disinterestedneSs
which will not justify itself.-Home Notes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
A Chic Hat,

rose trimmed hat in the w-rdrobe of
a smart woman is large. round. black
Neapolttan straw, with a rim an inch and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-27
For the Dainty Hand.

In their desire to be up to cate women
are taking tremendous chances 18th their
eyesight and their hair The double Teil
is a dangerous article. The inner veil is of
net with fine dots, the outer veil of chiffon
with large dots The double set of dots and
the effort to see through two meshes form
a combination that will boom trade for
oculists and opticians.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
EQUIPMENT FOR
THE NEW SPSTEM
First lnstailment Arrived Yesterday
and Work viii at Once Begin
at New Building.

The first portion OF the equipment
for the new switchboard and other
material necessary to the instaiIa
ton of the central energy system for
the Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company's new building
arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing.
While the new building is practi-
cally completed it will require prob.
ABLY two months to it, out the new
system which requires a copmlete
revolution and change in all of the
essential details of the present sr.
rangement
Manager Reid. who takes charge
Of the Brunswick exchange in tbt
morning. says ne hopes to have the
new switchboard and the entire new
and up to date system in vogue with.
in sixty days.
This will be pleasant news TO the
people Of Brunswick, who, for many
years have been looking forward to
this much needed improvement in
tne local telephone service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
UNUSUAL WEATHER
FOR MONTH OF
MARCH
AL NsWous RECORDS FOR
HOT WEATHER FOR MARCH
PAST SEVERAL DAYS.
PAST SEVERAL DAAYs.

Whoever heard OF snch weather
before in Mrach?"
That is the question that every
oody is asking and it seems to be
thoroughly justified.
There was a great race yesterday
oetweeng ia thermometers to sec
ahich could furnish the most stare
ing information in the way ot
weather registrations. The hgas&
ranged all the way from SO to S5
degrees between : and O'Clock in
.he afternoon One instrument even
vent as high as 81 in the shade.
The trao mperature was probably
iboa, 50 or slightly above thai
mark
On Friday afternoon taermom
tef considered reia3le. and out Of
a reach OF the direct rays Of the
sun. registered 50 degrees.
The winter just past, thai Is.
yerybody says 1t is over but who
luowsa was most extraordinary
one in every respect. but it seems
that Gentle Spring is determined to
break some records itself
At the present rate there viii be
SIX months of hot weather in Geol
gia, unless, it isn't hot OF course
pessimisdc citizens say that thert
win be a big freeze April that
wis kin everything in sight, and
they may be right foroall that the
opi nlistic folk know
There are all kinds Of theories
as to what ctases The hot weather
alaa said teRaay that II was
due to the comet shat Was approach
ing the earth Another said ii was
on account Of the fact Chat tae GuH
stream had approached nearer the
Georgia coast as result of the ia
malca earthquake A newspaper
man VINO strolled along about the
time, was asked what, in his opin
ion was the cause of such hot wealth
en- in March and he mildly suggest
ed thaJ II was perhaps due to the
rays of the sun and the next mo
ment be had to fee for his life
But everybody agrees that the
weather is remarkable, wonderful
extraordinary, recor&emasning and
few other adje tWes thrown in for
good measure
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
8 DAYS BATTLE,
NICARAGUA Won
One thousand SalVadoreans Killed
in a Fight Between Forces Of
Two Powers.

Washington, March 23.Tne state
department received the following
dispatch to-day rom Jos. Ollverez,
the Afn an Ansg. al Managra,
Nicaragua
The government reports that on
March 18 an army of 5000 Salvador
cans and 1000 Houndurans com
manded by General Preaa, Saliva
dordorean, attacked the Nicaraguan
vanguard, near Namisque. Honduras
The battle lasted three days
resulting in the complete route Of
The Salyadoreans. who lost 1000
Nicaragua has 10000 troops at
the front and will comemnce an i'm
mediate attack on Chautecea and
1egucigalpa.
Senior Corea. the Nicagaguan MIN
lister, has received cablegram from
his governmen;Aconfirming the press
report to the effect that the Near
aguan navy has captured the nm
portant Honnduran Csribbean port
of Celba
The naval vessels are nov on
their way to Peurta Cortez, where
they VIII probably repeat their sue.
cess and as Trujillo has already
fallen into the hands OF the Nicar.
aguans, practically the whole north
coast of Honduras is in their posses
sion. The cruiser Chicago, which
mas been patrolling the Pacific side
Of the Isthmus and Central Amerl-
ca, has gone from Acujutla. Saliva
dor to Aculpo, in Mexico. thous.
and miles northward. This voyage
Is made necessary from the fact that
coal is scarce in Central America,
The movement for intervention is
gaIAAg strength and Assistant Sec.
retary Of State Bacon today strong
ly impressed upon the minister from
Costa Rica and Nicaragua the wis.
dom Of speedy termination of A
warfare in Central AmeEicau ~
promises to involve alfN S6ther
republics, and is almost lin, ii
prolonged to lead to the Desenee
IN their waters OF European naval
vessels with possible Intervention In
behalf Of tasir swn cttlGeng.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
She Denies Any Hcridity in
His Case and Says he
= is Sane
JUDGES DECISION AWAITED
>Thaw's Attorneys and All of His
Experts Say That he is Perfect
ly sane-Don't Expect a
Lunacy Commission.

New York. March 23-It Is evl-
dent that all the legal talent Of the
six attorneys of Harry K Thaw viii
devote their enegy TO deafeating tho
notion Of the district attorney for
a lunaey commission which question
is to be- decided by Justice Fitz-
gerald hext week,
The attorneys Of Thaw claim tina
they have the case won and tninE
it unfair Of Jerome to bring in the
demand for an insanity trial at this
late day Of the trial The insanity
Plea, they say, should or could have
been brought by them and that they
we're the proper ones to bring it
sut the fact that they were certain
Of the aequittal Of their client. even
hough they could nave taken advan-
tage Of this plea, caused them not
10 think OF the insanity dodge"
Among Tnaw's proofs OF sanity in
tae possession Of Mr. nslmas IS tho
airadayit Of hia mother denying that
there is any taint of hefidity in-
sanity in tie faSniiy of either herself
or the father rcf Harry Thaw.
All tie attorneys and experts CT
lhaw say he is absolutely sane ana
oas all along assisted thom in the
trial Of his case.
No one has been able to forecast
What Judge Fitzgerald is going to
40. Il seems though that ii the
relatives. attorneys and friends OF
lbaw are wiling to let him stand
on the verdict OF the courr jury IN
stead Of lun9cy commlsslnn tne
district attorney should consent 70
et the case so on
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
SEAMANS' MISSION
NO HAVE LODGING
HOUSE
BUILDING ADJOINING NEWS OF.
FicE TO BE FITTED UP As
NEAT ROOMS TO BE RENTED
TO THE sEAMEN.

The lodging house in connection
with the Brunswick seaman's Mis-
sion, win soon be an accomplished
jact. The Necessary alterations anc
improvements win commence in real
arrest this week.
Already enc room has beef fur
lished by the Helping circle of the
.'resbyterian church. 1t is neat,
lean and comfortable
The mission workers nave made
3lans to accomodate seamen anc
lthers and have provided separate
apartments. 1hois will doubtless
rove convenient who, in this rapid
growing city often find it wei
Ugh Impossible to obtain lodgings
The mission hcuse Is convenient.
ocated at 2c5 Gloucester street.
text to Tae News Office
The religious service held in the
mission han continue to grow OF in
crest The ladies' OF st. Marks
Episcopal chur who have been as
sisting during this month, nays
lone tseir part nobly
Visitors are cordially welcome tc
the instits alton at any time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
LADIES TO GET
A PERCENTAGE
Parker Carnival Company Appre-
ciates What the Maccabees
did In Recent Tragedy

The followine letter to the Ladies
Il the Macca5ues is SELF explana
tory;
Brunswilk, Ga
70 the Ladies Of the Maccabees,
Dear Madams Upon my return
o Brunswick. I am advised Of the
interest which ma taaeu by your so
-iety in ehaf o. Mrs Lillian Da-
enport, 10 ua unfortunate occur
ence waith we an agret While
he was former member of this
company. she was in no way con
locted with it at the time Of the
occurrence, which is only 100 fresh
our memory
Owing to tine interest toat was
displayed by the Ladies Of the .da ca
3ees in this case [ feel it my duty
70 in some way compensate them. or
show my gratitude by donating a
percentage Of the carnival receipts
urng the week at which time we
how in your city
We want TO thank the citizens
1t large for the interest That they
awe taken in behalf Of pc Parker
Amusement enterprises We hope in
he fut a. to be classed as citizens
If the Keautiful city OF brunswick.
The city omciais, the railroads and
FL business firms have been very
kind and courteous to us.
Again thanking You for the cour-
sesy shown, ! beg to remain,
Yours very respectfully,
c. 7. Kennedy. General Manaaer
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
EXPECTORATION
IS A NECESSITY
Court Of Appeals Holds That il is
Mans InaIenabIe Right
TO Spit.

The inaIienable right of man
te spit expcctorate, or whatever
It might be called, when the neces-
aity to do so presents itself, was
upheld in decision handed down on
Friday by the court Of appeals
e. H. Salmon was riding on a car
Of tae City Electric Company, Of
Rome, and was either smoking or
caewing at the time In any event
there came upon him the uncontrol-
able desire to spit as will happen
under such circumstances. Not de
string to spit upon the floor or plat
form Of the car, rs regulations and
laws usually forbid tais, he reached
his head iusr fd. enough beyond
the edge of The car to spit upon the
ground outside
Now It so happens that the rail-
road company maintalng a number
Of poles 0olding wires n Apx-
unity to its tracks, and as Salmon
was about to spit his head went into
one Of them. AS the result of his
attempt to spit he was thus put out
Of business for a time.
Salmon brought suit against the
City Electric Company and was
given a verdict for 1886. The rafl'
road company appealed the case
but the couEt Of appeals affirmed
the verdict, basing its decision upon
previous rulings Of the supreme
court which clearly uphold the right
to spit whenever 1t may be found
necessary to do SO, provided, OF
course, the splitting does not take
place at times and places where IT IL
spsOiasAIIy prohibited by law.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
jEVERN Ea|ER7Y
DEALS CLOA
YESTERDAY \
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF
A AND r STREETS PURCHASED
8Y |. R. AKINs-oNE OR TWO
OTHER DEALS MADE

Several important property deals
we're closed in the city yesterday, a
lumber of valuable lots and build
.ngs changing hands
the most important Of the number
was The sale OF the lot aud building
it lie corner Of A ana F streets, at
resent occupied by Leben's bakery
his property was purchased some
me ago by Alex Bonnyman. former
" superintendent Of the A. & B
-nd it was yesterday purchased by
- R Atkins. through Brobston, Fen
lig and Company. 1t is understood
hat the price paid for the property
as in the neighborhood OF $4,000
Another piece OF property was al
50 said. the lot and building being
ocated on Bay street between Lew
sons Dawnshop and the store ,ol
j b Davis This property which
vas owned hy Beach and Dean, #
Taycoss, was purchased by l. Il
aaym
Two pretty residence lots out near
lovers 0ak also changed hands dur
ng the day A. NJ Way purchasine
from j. E duBignon the price PAID
eing $4,000
It is reported that several small
property deals have been made bg
ne different real estate dealers dur
NJ the week, and The real estate
market has leen unusually lively
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
FIret hap.Ist churcl.

Rev j. T. Sammons. pastor sur
day morning 81 jet. Tne Result
u Disobedience and The Reward OF
Obedience as Illustrated by two Of
Gods servants" "A Great City
stirred by tho Religious Awak-
ening Sunday school D.45 a. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.S0 D.
N. All visitors and strangers are
cordially invited TO worship with us.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
aIrTssuKa is AlstTGD BY
ANOTHER CONFEDERATION

Pittsburg, MarcA pa danger
Gus fire in the ID SVn town district
OF the city this afNNSpoon caused a
heavy loss of propertN
The fire was due to MAexplosion
in the immense plant Of tns~aBard
Machinery Company 1t spread NJ
idly and three large factories ad
joining the Bari property were also
destroyed.
The loss viii aggregate about
$3.50 900.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
HE HAD His GUN BY HIS SIZE
Desperate Shelby Wilson Had Ills
"Friend" With Him.

Midwife, Ca, March 23.--Shelby
Wilson, a negro desperate. VINO es-
capped from the NAainuAng eleven
years ago, died yesterday from an
attack Of pneumonia. contracted
from exposure while hiding from
officers.
Last June Wilson shot and killed
the marshal. Frank Morris. wao at-
tempted to arrest him A reward
was offered for his capture ana sew
eral attempts were made to capture
MIN but all failed lie was beng
carried in wagon by negro 10
ais family and died on the way.
His gun was ly his hide TO the
last
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
A SHAP DECLINE ON
MARKETS AGAIN
Yesterday
CANADIAN PACIFIC WAS OFF
NINE PoINTs%UNIoN PACIFIC
ANIL OTHERS ALSO OFF AT
THE CLOSE.

New York. March 2S.-The stocks
all took a tumble again today The
lecline was marked in many of the
large securities and the sudden
change after the normal situation
since last Thursdays sensatiohai
features caused considerable stir in
the street generally.
Canadian Pacific went down eight
points and Union Pacific, the prop
cry Of Hartman anaS$Iill, da,lmeI
1 II points KivAfed stocks how
ever, did not suf9 materially
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
eRoBsroN HERE ON A CRUISE
He is the Guest Of Mr.. Armstrong
Nils Private Yacht.

Hon. Edwin Bro6ston, the former
popular BrunswicE khan, now leading
citizen of Jacksonville, prominently
mentioned for mayor Of that city.
arrived in Brunswick yesterday after
noon aboard the handsome yacht
Gienda, owned by Mr. Armstrong,
Of Orange n. J
Mr. Brobston and Mr. Armstrong
are out on little cruise. The own.
er OF the yacht has been south fot
the winter and was in Jacksonville
when he and MI. Brobston decided
to come to Brunswick on his yacht.
The former Brunswick said ae want
ed his northern friend to see a real
live, pretty southern city before re.
turning to his home, therefore he
escorted nim to Brunswick
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
DR.. GALE FILES
HIS PETITION FOR
TOTAL DIVORCE
Former Brunswick DENTS
and His wife Seek Garl
ia AtaIata.
BOTH HAVE FILED CASES
BOTH HAVE FILED Gilt.
Or. Gale Says His Wife is Jealous
Of Even His Relatives and Also
Makes Number Of Otlier
Charges.
Following is from the Atlsnss sou

ms mlI,' l,.
ton pages contain a numher Of allie
sations, principal OF which are his
wlfe's alleged jealousy Of his fam
ily and of other women
"Dr Gale says that they wer mar
ned on September %, 1879. and tha
they have two children, a, daughte
of &c and son OF %. soon after
their marriage they made Bruins
wick, their nome, be entering tho
pgat tice of dentistry
"Dr Gale alleges that his wife was
sealous OF his father and family
and Claimed that he paid them NOR
attention shan he did her. and gags
them more money than he DID her
dia her
Flnaily she told him that che q.
a ii Branawlck was. eneryatin8
ana urged him to remove TO Atlant.
wnere bracing weather and freedom
IL m his family would help matters
10 please her, he says. ne removed
to Atlanta but conditions did not I'm
prove a
Ne round IL extremely hard Is
eet stact IN his profession in Al
lanta ia Brunswi &. Dr. Gals
says. the people are all practically
poor and nobody makes a display
Heal,h. IN Atlanta Dr. Gale found
nat inere was great deal Of wealti
and 4 sreel deh Of display
Moreover, he says, his wife be
came worse "a anything lie Dough
3 house al GS Curner street ami al
lowed her 10 live there. She began
TO circulate stories about him. ana
cnce SIZE took uIin out for a val
and denounced him TO acquaintance
tney met. once size wrote lettes
70 a man, the dentist says, ana tolo
him that the dentist was intimat4
with his wife The intention ana
purpose OF the defendant being ina.
said man should attack your pet
toner and beat him or kill him
"Ciher allegations are made, one
OF them being thar Mrs. Gale trough.
slimony proceedings against him
lie also states that she deserted
nim
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
The 0unnardonable aln.o

At the Sunday night service, 7.s0
p m. IN the city hall, Rev. Robt.
Kerr viii discuss the above most
interesting subject. Laying Rounda-
tions" will be the subject for the
morning service, II a. N. All are
welcome to these services.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24

There was no bottled beer In the
city yesterday and those who be-
lievs in their mug had to 90 dry.
II seems that the wholesalers have
had some trouble about the deliver
ing Eg, ahA hence the trouble
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
AN ICE FAMINE THREATENED
With Unusually Warm Weather the
lie SunnlY Ran Short Yesterday

With Unusually Warm Weather the
lie Supply Ran Short Yesterday
The queer freaks Of the weather
ms for the past two days nave
faxed the capacity Of the Glynn Ice
Company and shortly before noon
yesterday it Tas announced that no
more ice was TO be had. The after
noon deliveries OF the wagons was
suspended and for little while the
people were compelled to do with
out ice
It was announced last night that
The supply soday would be equal
70 the demand but the indications
are tha there with be scarcity
II Old Sol keeps up nis work
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
everybody Was BUSY.

Last night was probably the bus
lest the average merchant has had
in some time. Everybody seemed
TO have had money and it was a fine
night for everybody wno sold goods
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
sRAOsrREEr's REVIEW BRIGHT.
Spring Trade at its Height and is
Better Than Former Years.

Bradstrcefs regular weekly review
lssued geeterday H. very encouraging
'na aas th trade this year
y goipg to ne reeord breaker IN
very sense OF tae word It states
hat the country merchants are now
rushing to the markets and buying
more goods than usual.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
IMPROVEMENTS COMPLETED

New Wailsee.champsane Hotel VIII
be Ready This Summer.
The work Of remodelling the Wal
lace house at st. Simon has been
about completed and will prove a
welcome thing for the visitors TO
the island tnis summer. Twenty.
seven eooms have been added 70
the building and It has been en-.
isTged all along the line,
Ness, Wallace and Champagne ex.
pct 70 care ssr sbout one hsa6gad
Sxssss ceDstaaEg.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
HOTTEST MARcH DAY IN
HISTORY OF NEW YoaK
Mercury Played the July Stunt In
That CITY Yesterday.

That CIty Yesterday,
New York, March 29.-rhis has
been the warmest March day Ia the
nlstory OF New York City, the Tier,
nometer registering rs at 3 o'clo,
this afternoon.
Not in years has the mercury came
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-24
oattIna ThInna h ahane.

NsTWN9 IUInH8 m 9ndPes
The Glynn herie Of Eagles is get.
ting everything in shape for their
fair and from present indications it
PROMISES 70 be one Of tbs most sue,
ssssGl eTsr hslc II ~ths sttS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-26

Marshall Geer, the chairman OF the
loor committee of the New York Cot
ton exchange, was congratulated the
other day on the superb order that his
committee maintains.
we do IT by working together" said
MIR. Geer. we could accomplish moth
ing otherwise. Not to work together
is. o know. a disastrous thing. L
remember the time of the bicycle
craze."
The young man smiled.
In the time OF the bicycle craze. I
set out. II hot August afternoon. on u
tandem with a pretty girl. There wa
before us a stiff thirty-mile spin.
We'll. ] worked like Il galley s!ave
that afternoon. The perspiration sim
ply rained off me. L could hear my
overworked heart beating thunderously.
Ny face was a kind of blush red. But
the girl kept beautifully COO.
And at our rides end, as I leaned
the machine against the hotel porch.
she touched one of the pedals deli
cately with her forefinger and said:
BY the way. what are these little
twirligigS for"