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acaraWsa AND sJsRoyND.
3 Miss Minnie I,owthelr,, q 7smIt byiIIe5

Miss Minnie I,owther.s Of smlthyilIe.
Richie county, who has been here for
three weeks the guest Of her sister,
Mrs: S. W. Harden, left this morning
for Psnnsberos After short visit
with rsistlyes there she VIII return
TO her home. Mrs. Harden accom-.
panied her as fer as Falrniont.
Mrs. Samuel B tier and little son
have returned to their home at Oak.
land. Nd, after visit with the for.
mer's mother, Mrs. Like Ham, and
other relatives In and about our town.
Mrs: Butler was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Leonard Hlckle. formerly
Miss Matte HAHN. who viii spend the
winter with her.
The condition Of little Ernest Pyles
who was seriously burned by powder
some weeks ago. Is said to be critical.
No hopes, ara entertained for the re-
coyery OF the little sufferer.
Mrs, J. 0. Radcliffe has returned
from n short visit to her father, Alr
Robert johnson, Of Shutdown.
Mrs. p. E.. Harden and son, Robert
we're recent Barnstown visitors.
A valuable COW owned by Bill Swish
or was discovered to be badly choked
on Monday morning. Several mer
worked all day to unchoke her, bu,
without success, until late in the ey
ening. .
Misses Sadie Swisher and Rose
Brown were shopping in FaIrmoni
Wednesday.
The advanced grade OF our schoo
began Tuesday, October s. with Mr.
Hale as teacher.
Miss Ada Harden and cousin, Leon.
ard Herden, were recent Montana Wis
itors.
Mr.. Urban Doolittle, Of Pittsburg
who was called to Forksburg by the
death Of his brother. passed through
here Tuesday on his return home.
a SLY FOX.
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Personals.


Miss Eliza Boyd and Master Harry
Boyd went to Little Falls yesterday
y visit Mrs William snowden.
Misses Nellie; md Mabel Fletcher. Of
Clarksbllrg, and their guest. Miss
Gladys Jones, Of Ironton, Ohio, ar.
rived this evening to visit Miss Nellie
Harden, Of Water street. sr,i.-'-
Mr. George Rinehart and family ex.
I beet to move from Merchant street
TO SBoothsyfIIe the first of the week.
Mrs: Joseph Higglnbotham; who is
III at Cooks Hospital. is resting well.
Mrs. Charles. Meserve. who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. A. C.
Gaskins for some time, went to Yves.
ton yesterday and was accompanied
here BY her mother, Mrs. Ray. They
) willSvisitl Mrs. Gaskins a few days be.
fore going to Mrs. Meserves home at
ROANOKE va.
Mrs. Anna McElfresh and daughter.
q Joylet # OF Festus, spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Ezra Prickett.
Mrs. Lloyd Sample and little son
went to Pittsburg this morning to visit
relatives.
Asss Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Patton will move
soon from Merchant street to Mrs
Haggerty's property on Guifey street.
Mrs. I Hammers Is quite sick
mt her home on Columbia street.
and Mrs. Howard Pople re.
turned from Warrington yesterday
where they have been the guests Of
relatives for few days. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Poples
cousin, Miss Eunice Minor. II
81 Mrs. u. c. Scott and Mrs. Belle Ben.
Z nett spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs: James Gywnn, of Hlckman's
run Il
Mrs Pell and son, Ross OF Austin,
& are the guests Of Mrs. L. NJ. Stemple,
Sof Columbia street.
~ Mrs. y: l.. Leech. of Market street,
has been sick for the past few days.
Mr.. Herschel Barnes went to Colrax
yesterday and returned this morning.
Mrs. y. T; Dodd. Mrs. Hariway
Bodd and Mrs Samuel Hull ami
daughter Lucille, OF Pleasant Valley.
Il a
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were the guests o. NJ. Ed. Dodd TO
day.
Miss Blanche smith1ey. Of Eldora,
was The guest OF her sisters Miss Jeas
nile, OF East Park avenue Syednesday.
She was en- route TO Barrackyilie.
Miss Hannah Edwards returned 10
Fer home At Eikins. She was accom-,
panied by her aunt, Mrs. Nelson; sapp.
who Will yis!t there for some time. /,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-10
Return ed This Evening.

Harry McCloy and Ralph Courtney.
superintendent and president OF the
]. n. u, returned this evening from
Salem where they have been attend
ing the Nv. c. II. u. convention as
delegates from Company A., OF the
q. 4, u bfr. cCioy. delivered an ora
ton at ameetlng held there last night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-10

If West ylrglnian want nd falls
to rent your house for YOU it is moi,
because yonr nd has not been read
for every body reads the West vir.
ginian.
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WINFIELD.

Mrs. James Phillips and son. Harry
were visiting her father, Manuel Lee
son, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb. Heck were visit.
Ing at Millie Hayhursts Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker were
visiting at Mrs. Rachel Bakers Sun.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Baker ami
son were visiting at Steve vincent's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb. Heck were visit.
ing nj Joseph Carpenters In the First
ward, one day last week.
Mrs. Annie Lesson was visiting her
son, Mallon Leeson, In the First
ward, one day last week.
Mrs. Charles White and children
were visiting at Millie Hayhurst's Sun,
day.
Our school commenced Monday, &C.
tober Z, with Miss Ada Fast teacher.
Miss Verna and Lou Boice are visit.
ing their sister Mrs. Emory Heck,
this week. ;
Mr. George Travis of Mud Lick,
is working for Clate Wolk.
Mrs. Willie McElfresh and daugh.
ter Gertrude, who have been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Prickett in
Ohio. returned home Sunday. Z;
Mrs. Eliza Milleriis staying a at
chalfant satteraeld's. &!
PAL. 81
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FROM MoNoNeALIA COUNTY.
lls7s 49,

- . aEl ''ANE a. iuhh . - WiI oSIoOls OptHUu
Monday with Miss Maggie Kennedy.
teacher.
THE ArnettsSilie school, taught by
u. E. Brookoyer, Is in progress.
A gentleman from Roane county
contracted for the Pleasant Valley
school, but failed to arrive. on time.
Cause unknown.
With the fear that 1t will not be en-.
Enthusiastically received We suggest
that this verse be chanted occasional.
ly in every school;
School has opened and our Billy
When he gets a right good chance
Goes and pHts double lining
In the basement OF his pants.
The number of Normal schools in
West Virginia is known, but how
many abnormal schools have We?
? William Canoe, Dock. Frank and
Newton Eddy started Sunday for n
brief hunt among the sage brush and
elms of Preston county.
Miss Alice Clayton. Of near Loves.
Vile, was recently visiting her broth.
er. DR.. Joseph Clayton, at Glenville.
Mrs. Cora Rohr left Friday for Bar.
rackville where she has been employ.
ed as principal Of the school there
which opened Monday.
Bishop Potter, Of New York. says
wars will continue until the end CT
time. There can be no doubt that
some of his theories will be attacked
for several years.
It is asserted that in many places
1t costs so much to educate young Ia.
dies that they are not able after they
graduate to support their husbands.
The following Democratic ticket
and platform has been suggested: For
President John Johnson. OF Minneso.
ia: for Vice President, Tom johnson.
OF Ohio. Platform, There can't be
too much Johnson. If variety is the
spice OF life this will not prove very
spicy.
Q. l.. Shuman recently purchased n
flock OF Rhode Island red chickens on
Stewards run and their lay is OK.
pected to be tender and voluminous.
Gentle reader, ponder long over
this telegram and then Journey to an
Isolated region and vent your indigna.
tion: A wealthy Philadelphia girl
was recently out driving when her
horse ran away and out OF the woods
rushed a tramp and stopped it. She
offered him money but he Just quoted
Byron and other poets about her hair
and eyes and said kiss from he.'
ruby lips would repay him. After a
moments hesitation she gave him
nc uSSilSi ItWlTU.
There have been many questions
raised concerning the existence and
personality of his Satanic Majesty
but all doubts have been cleared away
BY n young lady who found him by the
roadside about one mile above Laurel
Point. He administered a rebuke to
the lady. according to her, version
against the habit OF wearing flowers
on her hat and then disappeared look.
ing for other sins to condemn.
The Pone who condemned Calico
has at last been vindicated by an al.
mirer who says the earth did not
move around the sun until after Gall.
leo's time.
An up.to.late novel hns appeared
which asserts that the lovers were
married. divorced and lived happily
ever afterwards.
The Sage Brush Scientific Society
has frowned upon the use OF painc's
Celery Compound because it is sus.
rectetl the remedy was named in hon.
OF, OF Thomas Paine. the author hero
who is denounced by those who know
nothing OF his ability as statesman
or writer. PAGAN.
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Z = Mssss xassx tssaa xaaa saaa
! M, MUCH i: IN LITTLE u! 4
aissAA4*EE u ~ IN ess 3
Soap has been known to the worl4

.
Soap has been known 70 the ", vorlq
for 5000 years. Il. 4
Naples is to have ere long "a service
of public automobiles.
Australian jewellers rent engagement
rings to their customers.
In Northern Australia there Is one
white man to each 700 square miles.
The average cost Of maintaining a
prisoner in an English prison is about
SIPS year.
Germany produces more honey than
any other European country. furnish.
ing 100000 tons annually.
The storage capacity OF the yards OF
the Pennsylvania railroad has increas.
ed 200 per cent. in 10 years.
Figures Indicate that the proportion
of meat to bread in the British dietary
has increased considerably within the,
last 20 years. n
Louisville. the Kentucky center,
though not SO well known as Rich.
mond. the Virginia center. is the larg-
est tobacco market in the world.
King Leopold has offered n prize OF
100000 for a remedy for the Sleep
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\ Felt From Building.

Mr.. Ellsworth Swlsher fell from the
porch OF the new residence on Column
bia street belonging to Mr.. Clarence
Fisher on which he was working and
received some very painful Injuries.
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'city3Ho,spltaI Notes,

Miss Hinebaugh returned from New.
burg where she had been nursing at
The home Of M c. tFordyce.
Mrs. Lawrence McCray, who was
Operated on Tuesday, is still in a crit
5tcal condition
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The Jackson Street Grocery will fur.
nish You with fresh groceries ami
country produce.
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IN The BEST }
( OF HUMOR !
oA1 1A5N ga ro
o. ~ ~N'N1'Aro

The Lady-How is II, my poor man,
that your life Is SO full Of regrets?
Gritty George used to be an
editor, mun.-Illustraticn
How did You enjoy the opera?'
Very poor. It had plenty OF horse.
power, but one OF the cylinders was
missing most OF the time."-Lifc.
Mrs. Avenoo-You say he detests
his wife cordially?
Mrs. De scussit-Yes, he mates the
very ground she sued for divorce on
Puck.
Polieeman-That's your wife, and !.
heard her threaten to go home to her
mother.
oldboy-Why, my friend. wouldn't
consider that a thrcat.--Roseleaf.
Husband-Have you heard that
they're going to start museum OF an.
Equities here?
Wlfe-so? Then can give them
this hat of mine.-Meggendorfer Blaet-
ter.
| Puf NOT vour frust In pripbae
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AS NyALUABLE PRESCRIPTION
FOR
;sRHEyMATisha, KIDNEY AND BLADDER TROUBLES
gPubshed ~ Permission the Eminent speelas pR oo

by Of the Eminent Specialist FLooD
Here Is published n for the Of the nnblic u
Floods famous prescription kidney
Dr. Floods remarkable treating rheumatism
placed him a among M
He attributes almost enire n
prescription years investigation onl
doctor direct.
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q 4, III 51I3l' y 4gl,I5il no - "
Ing Sickness which Is SWlplng out his
subjects In Africa. X h q (

Ing Sickness which i \ Wlplns ont Ills
subjects In Africa: 4
siSty.thrce steam slovels are work.
ing on the Panama Canal ut the pres.
ent time. Twenty-Five other ishoyelsi
are to be delivered during thissyear,
The two year old DAUGHTER 81 Afrs.
Margaret Rpng, Of Williainspor PA,
hinged Sher baby sister SO hard shas
she broke the infants collarbons.
The gypsies iof Granada. Spain, ARE
unique among the race as cave:d wei!,
,ers, living in recesses followed out Of:
a hillside not far from the city!
Army worms are SO numerous be.
tween Campbell, No. and Nemons,
Ark, that railway traific has been In.
terrapted, the worms making. the rail-
slippery.
Already more than 10000 schools:
have been established In China; where
Chinese are taught precisely DIS the
youths are taught in The schools OF
this country.
A commission agent In the Paris
fruit markets recently shipped d bas.
ket containing GO selected ypeaehes 10
London. The price for the lot was
$50, or about 50 each. Y 3
A report from Consul 3. IL Harris
says that tho raisin, and fig crops 81
Smyrna have been very seriopsly dams
aged by violent thunder storms, accom-
panied by hail, In the latter part Of
August. lISs. I
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Fresh Oysters at Kobb's.
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The gypsies OF Granada. Spain, are
unique among the race as cavedwel!,
,ers, living in recesses followed out or
a hillside not far from the city!
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King Leopold has offered a prize OF
100000 for a remedy for the sleep.
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Mother Ito future son.in.law) ~ /
may tell you that though my daughter
Is well educated she cannot cook. 4
Future Son.In.law - That doesn't
matter much SO long as she doesn't
try.-Fliegende Blaetter.
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Put not your trust in Princes,
'Ti- unwise in many cases;
And it isn't safe to trust in kings
Your opponent may hold aces.
Chicago News.
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The two year old sdaughter 81 aIrs.
Margaret Rpng, Of 5Williatnsport PA,
hinged her baby sister SO hard that
she broke the infants collarbone.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-28
OKLAHOMA

GUTHRIE, OKLA, Sept. 27.-That an at
tempt had been made to assassnate Gov
ernor Frank Frantz of Oklahoma came to
light when supposed bomb was exam
ined. The affair was received at the ex-
ecutive's office through the malls.
The life of Joseph Norris, chairman of
the First congress district and clerk of
the supreme court, was also endangered
as the bomb was addressed in his care
Last night Lieut.. w. f. Herringshaw
United States artillery, after examining
the machine, declared 1t be a genuine
bomb.
The Oklahoma State Veterinary asso.
citation closed it's annual convention ir
Shawnee. These officers were elected: e
V. Robnett, El Reno, vice president; VIM
Hyatt, Oklahoma City, secretary-treas
urer. Legislative committee. @. j. Davis
state veterinarian, Guthrie; L. L. Lewis
Saltwater, and l.. j. Allen, Oklahoma
City.
The recent commitment to an insan,
asylum of Louis A. Gourdain, the eccen
trio millionaire swindler of Chicago, ex
cited considerable interest among the old
timers in Guthrie on account Of the fac
that Gourdain was an Oklahoma 'S9er
having come here at the opening of The
town and remained for three or fou,
years. He ran a hotel at that time In a
frame shack just opposite where the
newly completed Hotel lone now stands.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-28
MAINE

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. N.-Sheriff Will
liam M. Pennell, , . is serving his third
term in an office which prior to his elec-
tion had not been held by Democrat in
about twenty-five years, announced that
he Will not be a candidate for q renom-
nation. He says that at present he is
not a candidate for any office; that it is
too early to talk of gubernatorial possi-
bilities. 'You may say, however" he
added, that the field is clear for Deputy
Emery and any others who wish to an
nounce themselves as candidates for the
office which now hold"
BIDDEFORD-Chief of Police Harmon,
whom the city council resolutions recent
ly sent to the police commissioners accuse
of not attempting to enforce the prohibi-
tory liquor law, started out to serve sum-
monses for the city fathers to attend the
grand jury session at Alfred. He had a
summons for every member of the city
council, from the mayor down-twenty-
nine in all. At 81 cents each, the statu-
tory fee, these summonses netted the po-
lice chief $685.
POwNAL-The marriage of Fred w.
Allen. and Miss Annie NJ Marston of this
town was the first church wedding to
take place at Pownal Center in forty
years. The ceremony was performed in
the Congregational church. the Rev. Miss
Eleanor Forbes, pastor, of Universalist
churches of Gray and New Gloucester, Of
| fciating.
BAR HARBOR-The body of Augusts
Anderson. a Swedish girl, 80 years of age
who was employed in the family of Mrs
| Nrox x,ofc oxxyIA NJ
Northeast Harbor, was found under a
wharf near the Rawle residence. The girl
left the house last evening about o'clock
and when she failed to return search was
made, with the result that her body was
discovered.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-28
TELLS COURT H0l!
SHE DROWNED BABY Y

u CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-"I took the !.
i. clothes from my baby, kissed it 4
4. good-by and then held 1t far out +
4. over the water like this, and let 1t 4.
4. fall" +
4 This startling statement, punctu- 4
4. ated with sobs and completed in 4.
4. tone of voice almost a shrek, con- 4.
4. ciuded the testimony Of little Mary 4
4 Lappala, the Finnish child mother, ].
i. on trial before Judge Chetlain on 4.
4. charge of drowning her two-weelk- 4.
4. old baby. i
4 She told of her little romance and 4
i. of her misfortune. She related the !.
4. terrible blow she suffered when 4
4 Frank Wallkalla refused to marry I.
+ her She suffered for weeks and !.
4. then her little Laura was born in J.
4. Chicago. She worried and was un- j.
4. able to conceal the shame of 1t all. i
4, Finally she went to the lake, to J.
4. the water that had been dear to i
+ her in her Finnish home, and there +
4. took the little life of the only one !.
4. dear to her in this world. 1t was i
I. a sensational heartrending story. i
!. Near her in the courtroom cat Mrs i
I. Russell Doubleday, wife Of the +
4. wealthy western representative of !
4 Doubleday Page & company, pub !
!. fishers. Beside her sat Attorney j.
i John E. w. Wayman, the womRn's i
!. counsel j
4. Mrs. doubleday is supplying the i
.&funds for Marys defense. Her coun- \
!. sci is using all his forces to save i
I. the girl on the theory that in her j.
!. great grief she lost her mental ball j
+ ance, and while In that state COM i
= mitted the deed. Mrs. Doubleday =
i formerly employed Mary as do 4
I. mestic in New York and has taken +
4. the deepest interest in her i
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-28
WEST VIRGINIA

WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. N.-With
Wheeling as headquarters, officials of the
United Mine Workers are to conduct q
vigorous reorganization campaign in West
Virginia. President Watkins and Secre-
tary Rankin of the Fifth Ohio sub-dis-
trict and President William H. Greene OF
the Ohio Mine Workers are here and will
first take up the Panhandle district, which
was in good shape up to the strike last
year.
HUNTINCTON-On of pair of giant
bald eagles that nest in dead chestnut
tree on the mountain near Marrowbone
on the Big Sandy river, carried 3-year- -old
Gladys Vreeand to the top of tall hem
lock tree and dropped her through the
branches into pile of hay, unharmed
The child weighs forty pounds and the
bird was barely able to maintain its
fight under the weight.
ELKINS - Disinclination Of Senator
Stephen B. Elklns TO foot the bill con-
tracted in obtaining an injunction against
Democratic sheriff last November or
the eve of election has caused more or
less friction and hard feeling between the
sage of Halliehurst and the Republican
county committee. This committee Is said
to have secured the Injunction with the
understanding that the senator was tc
defray any costs in connection with the
fight to make it effective
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-28
VERMONT

BRATTLEBORo. VT. Sept. 27-Judg,
e. w. Gibson of this town has been as
signed by Chief Justice Seneca Haseltor
to defend William Fairbanks. who is
charged with shooting and killing Mary
Grout in Saxton's River, VT, May rs
Fairbanks will be tried at the present
term of county court now sitting at New
fame. Fairbanks who shot himself twice
over the heart. recovered at the Memorial
hospital He was taken to Windsor and
since then has continued to improve, gain
ing twenty pounds and carrying the bull
let's in his chest with but little difficulty.
ST. ALBANS-As Deputy Sheriff c. A.
Emery was driving on the main road a
2-year-old buck bounded across the high
way, but in attempting to jump wire
fence became entangled In the wires.
Emery saw the animals predicament and
made dash for 1t, reaching 1t just as 1t
freed itself He caught the animal by
the horns, and for few minutes the air
was full of deer and deputy sheriff. The
deer did about everything to Emery but
bite him, but the man finally succeeded in
firing the animal out, and triumphantly
carried him bodily to the nearby farm
house of c. I. Nye, where the beast was
locked in the corncrib.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-28
ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Sept. N.-Reports
that the war department has refused to
allow the confederate army rank of the
late Gen. Joe Wheeler to be engraved on
the monument over his grave in Airing
ton cemetery, at Washington, has caused
much indignation in Alabama and the
congressman and senators of the state
will ask congress to overrule such an or
der.
MOBILE-Peals of thunder and the
beating of rain drowning his screams
and the pistol shots of mob executioners,
Mike Dossett, a one-legged negro, was
lynched at the stroke of midnight within
a few feet of his family, sleeping, un-
warned, through the barbaric death or
deal, near Whistler. Ala. The summary
vengeance meted out by the mounted
posse which quietly dragged Dossett from
his bed following brutal attack on Mrs.
Mary Beeder. aged so. Dossett pleaded
for mercy protesting his innocence as a
rope was placed about his neck and he
was dragged from his doorway by a
masked organization resembling the fam
Gus Kuklux Khan. officered by prominent
business men.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-28
COUNCIL TO ACT
ON LOUD KISSING

1. EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Sept. 27.- I
!. kissing that sounds like battery Of i
!. gatling guns, and which can be 4
!. heard a block away has aroused 4
!. some of the exclusive and aristo- 4
!. cratic residents living along several I
I. of the beautiful shaded avenues Of !
4 the city. and protest which is ex- I
!. pected to lead to the presentation of I
!. an ordinance was made to the meet I
!. ing of the city council. I
4 1t is claimed by those who object 4
!. to the public osculation that spoon !
!. ing couples who take nightly strolls I
1. under the trees and sit on some of I
4 the front steps OF homes make the !
4. night resound with the strenuous ef- i
I. forts, much to the disgust Of other 4
4. residents and passersby. !
!. One of the aldermen has been re- !.
+ quested to draft an ordinance maxi !
!. ing 1t Illegal to kiss in public. !:
i Several city officials are among :;
!. those said to have been worried by !.
! the specially loud kissing, but the !:
i complaints have been made, it is !
!. claimed, by women who are forced !
i to sit on their own front porches and :;
!. witness the spooning in the dark. !
i j. 4 4 !. !. 4 i I. I. i + !. !. !. j. 4. !.