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horse OF the flying horses making fran
tic lunges TO catch the magic ring. And
next she was sitting AT a little table eat
lnk huEe spoontuls OF pink icc-cream and
swingiug her thin legs under the table
In the pure ecstasy OF life and motion.
The mist OF reminiscent tenderness
br1sh ,ns 80 mick thai the lady perforce
A.. and now. she was thinking. Il en-
bored. and So she looked across M tba
man beside her who was roadinr MS
paper, so is Harry. What wouldn't 1
the old happiness in little thingsg III
doesn't seem fair that that should last
SO short r time and we should have TO
go on living so long afterwards. Seems
as n We ought TO have another chance
They Didn't want Any chiidrsn
suddenly the lady Of thirty-fve or
thereabouts turned her head sharply TO
the right SOMEONE had said Peter. be
orite name. she and Harry had never
wanted children. They had decided long
years ago that children tied you down
too much and made you old too soon.
But IL they had ever had a soon his
name would have been Peter. SO the
bored lady looked 10 the right and this
~ what she say-a man and "a woman
about her own age and a fair-haired boy
Of seven or eight with an intense little
me- I'm, shininE Min happiness and two
he knelt O nthe seat and leaned so far
over the rain that the two big folks had
To say Peter. be careful"
This Time Life TALKED To Her.
But they didn't say n Grossly these
two. Instead. they smiled at each other
across those Intense little legs and as
the bored lady saw that smile a queer
feeling came into her heart. They didn't
look bored. those two grown ups. they
looked very happy not just as the child
did. but in a sweet tender way. They
were having another chance AZ happt-
ness. not the ecstatic kind TO be sure
] N
tenderness for what a lacked in in
tensity.
The bored looking lady who had never
wanted children turned suddenly away
from Peter and the two who were happy
with and through him. She had heard
people talk before In fine Eeneralities OF
what one missed by not having children
Today she had heard life itself talk IN
concrete realities.
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A. Anderson. -ainnston. Chas Had
dix. Grafton. Floyd Hamilton
Grafton ". ~ Wagner. Marietta. W
IN Evans. Marietta. c. A. Arnold
GAINESVILLE. o.
Elmer HouRh. Of wensburg. prest
dent Of the West Virginia Automobue
association. was IN the city. yesterday
on business.
Marion Bush Of Pleasant valley
ing Tor several days in Cameron. spent
yesterday in WneelIne
Mr. and Mrs Eliza Rirgs. Of Dallas
and heir quests. Harry snedtker ana
family of Bcolors station. visited Rim
Grove friends yesterday
Howard voiue. city editor NJ Inc
News. resumed bic duties yesterday
after a weeks vacation. spent at nis
home in Moundsville
Dr j S Speedy. well known Finn
Grove dentist returned yesterday
from an extended business visit iu
pitsbursh.
nr end Mre John u Garter md
dauehter Miss Grace. have returned
from an extended stay a. Atlantic
city
Born to Mr and Mrs " E Byrum.
uf Edgdalc. yesterday. son Alvin
SAKE Byrum. weiehine Sit pounds
Mrs p o. Alexander Rho has been
the guest of Mrs IS A. Anthony of
Warwood. returned to Der home tn
Honolulu at evening
Misses Helen Gather. OF Woods
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Steoer-strahI.

A very attractive wedding will take
place this afternoon at O'Clock at
the home of the brides parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles f. Strahl. Noble
street. Bellaire. when their daughter.
Miss Maude Emily Strahl. will become
the bride of Mr.. Lawrence. Steger
The Rev. w. A. Stimson of the
Trinity Episcopal church. will perform
the ceremony in the living room.
where an altar has been built of palms
and other greenery. Throughout the
Strahl residence an artistic arrange
ment of yellow and white blossoms
will brighten the room and at the din
ner table where the bridal party will
be seated with a few relatives and
friends this same hue will be charm
ingly used.
Today's bride viii be gowned in
white embroidered net, her full tulIe
veil will be prettily arranged and she
vii carry brides roses and lilies OF
the valley.
Tomorrow morning, the young
couple Will leave on a wedding Jour
ney throughout Ohio, and later will
take up their residence in BeIlaire.
Miss Strahl has received many pre-
nuptial compliments and Is a most
charming and talented young woman.
Mr.. Steger. who Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Steger. OF Bellaire. is con
nected with the Greenly- Watson Paint
Co. of that place. and Is popular in a
large circle of friends, both in this
city and Bellaire
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Pa. where they will enter Hyiand
Hall. celebrated school for girls.
Mrs p. e. Eastman. OF Iowa CIV.
Iowa. Who has been the house guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. Delavin nc
Gregor for few weeks len last even
ing for her home
Miss Bees Alexander has resumed
her duties ~ he United Dairy com
pany after several weeks vacation
spent in Cleveland. Buffalo. Niaaara
Falls and Canada
Mr. and Mrs James " MORGAN OF
rev Martinsville. are visiting fnenos
and relatives on The Island
Charles Birdseile Of Huntington fs
in the city visiting friends Tor a few
DAYS lie will visit relatives in PITTS.
burgh before biz return hon.
Prof g. H Patterson. of tho Tlurfv
Institute. who has been confined ta
nis home Tor the past few daya on ac.
count 90 Illness. o. able to be- out
Mr. and Mrs Milton Hcdrea. Of
West Liberty, spent yesterday looking
after business matters in wheeling
Miss Nl.ee Smith. of Moundsviue.
spent yesterday with friends In Wheel
inr
Miss Elizabeth Sinks. OF Cleveland.
is spcndins several dava as the guest
of hor brother A b. sinks Of the
Island
Mrs o. D. probst. 90 tho ~ " C.
a. is in YOUNGSTOWN attending the
funeral OF relative
I'd 7 Ncmcyor. of sIstcrsville. b.
spendinc "a few DAYS In town
Frank D.. Render of rittsburrh. u
thc guest OF friends I'M town.
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SIDE TALKS
The Second Chance.
(6y Ruth Cameron,

The bored looking woman of thirty
nve or Whereabouts cast a half-amused
half supercilious glance AT the crowd on
the deck OF the excursion boat OF which
she was n physically iostled. mentally
Rloof unit.
And TO think there was a time when
i really liked this sort OF thing" she
mused. time when I was twenty-one
or twenty-five. when Harry and /
thought a little trip like this with a
lunch on the beach and abe sail back by
moonltEht was rather a lark. And n
time before that" her thought raced
back still farther TO the time when she
had been an intense little youngster TO
whom pleasures like an excursion were
rare enough Go seem wonderful adven-
tures-"when a was something I would
have looked forward TO for weeks"
She Saw The rhin-Lsgged Little Girl
That was
The woman OF thirty-five or there
abouts looked out across the water with
out seeing the dancing white sails.
There was 2 little mist 81 reminiscent
tenderness In front Of her eyes and she
was seeing instead OF thin-legged.
brown-eyed. intense little youngster
hanging over the railing Of the boat un-
TIL the by-standers held their breath
then she saw her astride the biggest
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About People
Movements % individuals Il
and From :i;s City
At rHE hotels

Stamm r. Mckee. Mansfield
20. p ~ Hart. Dayton. O.. J. p. Long
Pine Grove. u o. Stone. Pine Grove
~ Edgcl. Pine Grove
Grand Ccntrai-W r. Bridqer
Parkersburg " Va. Ross Davson
New Athens. o. W O. Branaaam
Akron. o.. D. % CLANCY. Bsrnesviiie
Ohio
Mcclure -ino n. Bullock and Ian
ice Bullock. parkersbure. Miss
Wayne ST. g. KessinEer. Charleston
~ p Williams. Charleston. %
Iarkin. Washinzton. W. A. Brandon
Woodsheld Mr. and Mrs. " e. sal
der Parkersburg. a. A. Mckrantz
Ashland. Ohio.
The Rogers L. Ciuett Fairmunt
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Mrs. John Speidel. OF South Jacob
street. will entertain the members Of
the Idle Hour club Thursday. Sewing
will form the pastime of the afternoon
with dainty refreshments served later
The club members include: Mesdames
William Rose. Ben Speidel, William
Braddock. Frank Woods. John Welt
gel. J. c. Fette. Mary Diechoff. James
McCready. John Bowman. Ed Hy-
land, John Grape. John Speidel. Rob
ert Beck. Miss Bess Rose.
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AS a compliment 20 Miss Jennie
Jepson. who with her father. Dr. s.
/. Jepson will leave next Friday for
Charleston. W. Va. where they will
establish their future home. Mrs. John
Stevenson OF North Main street. will
give a luncheon for Miss Jepson at
the Country Club today. Although a
small party, IL viii be thoroughly de,
informally.
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Surprise Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Little. OF
Warwood. were agreeably surprised
last evening by a large party. lead by
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Wanda. Mr.. Little
has Just returned from three years
service in the navy. Games and the
usual social activities featured the
early evening. and refreshments were
srved at late hour Among those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Little. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Little. Mr
and Mrs. Albert Dugan. Mr.. and Mrs.
70. Hersher, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Wanda. Mrs. Rudolph Flushing. Mrs
John Lasch. Mrs Albert Huff. Mrs A
p. Jacobs. Mrs. Johanna Wanda Miss
Kate Wiedner. Miss Marie Ffsser
Miss sarah GOOch. Miss Laura Goocn
Miss Julia Gooch. Mrs. Andres
Wanda John Little and John r..
Wanda
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Celebrate AnnIversarv.

Mr.. J. n Kirk. who conducts the
services at the Eighteenth street mis-
sion will on October round out
thirty-six years OF active service, and
the occasion will be celebrated with
a reception. A delightful feature OF
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W. c. 7. U. neleaate. Leave.

The delegates OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, who
were elected TO the state convention
at Fairmont. September % to 25. will
leave tomorrow They are Mrs F.
f. Brininstooi. Mrs. Julia Ryan, Mrs.
Lavinia Botsford.
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former holds a responsible position
with the German Fire Insurance com
pany.
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welding party were guests last evening
following the wedding rehearsal al
St Anthony's church. at dinner
which was served at the HogeDavis
tea room. The guests included a mum.
Der from out-of-town. Those presen,
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fletcher. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Conway. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sauter. all OF Pittsburgh:
Misses Mary Milligan OF Pittsburgh:
Irene Mulverill. OF Arnold. Pa: Annas.
tasia Voight OF Wheeling: Elizabeth
Mlligan of Pittsburgh; Louise Sauter
of Pittsburgh. Margaret Haley:
Messrs. Bert Milligan OF Pittsburgh
Paul Shields. Raymond Shields.
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WattenpooIe.costeIoM

The friends OF Miss Lena Belle Cos
fellow and Mr.. Henry Wattsnpoole.
both OF whom reside in Elm Grove.
will be interested in the news OF their
wedding which took place in Cumber-
land, Nd. last week. After a visit
Grove. they will make their home at
Butler, Pa
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the evening will be musical program
OF excellence.
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marriage OF interest will be sol
eminzed this morning at 5 o'clock at
St Anthony's church In Bridgeport.
when Miss Mary Haley will be united
In marriage to Mr. Raymond a. Shields
of this city. Rev. Father Won Lindel
will Ofer nuptial mass also performing
the marriage ceremony. during which
Miss Anna NOight will sing. The
church will bear artistic decorations
Of palms and autumn flowers.
The bride will wear handsome
blue velvet suit with trimmings OF
skunk fur and a corsaEe Of valley lilies
and lavender orchids. her hat will be
black and she will carry white
prayerboOk. The maid OF honor Miss
Mary Milligan OF Pittsburgh. will wear
a brown velvet costume. a hat Of the
same shade and cOrsaEe OF lavender
orchids and valley lilies The bride
grOoms brother Mr. Paul Shields. will
oniciate as best man.
A wedding breakfast will be- served
Immediately following At the Windsor
Hotel. this city. At which there will
be- places arranged for % guests Pink
and white appointments will be- used
LAT this
Later In the day the happy young
couple will leave on a western honey.
moon which will include the Exposi-
ton.
Miss Haley. whose home b. In
bridgeport is n popular member in
the society Of that place and Possesses
many friends IN Wheeling Mr.
shields ls the son of Captain and Mrs.
" g. Shields 81 sixteenth street. and
is train dispatcher connected with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The following announcements viii
be- mailed tomorrow
Mrs Mary Haley
announces the marriage 81 htr
daughter
Mary Margaret
10
Nr Raymond A Shields
September fwenfy.frsf
one thouaand nine hundred and nftecn
bridgeport Ohio
Trosch.ffuU.
Miss Ruby Hull 90 Glens Run. and
Mr. Elmer Tr0ach Of North Fiuh
street Martins FERRY. were married at
Wcusburr Vs. Va "wednesday. Sep
TENDER 15 Thcir many friends arc
extending CONTEMPLATION and best
wishes
seabriaht- Seeker
a quiet weddinE took place safur
DAY afternoon at The paraonaFo Of tho
Third Pres hYfarian church. wu.u
Rev q " iovenborror united In mar.
UrFo Miss Clara . Becker. daurhfer
of NJ and Mr4 Jacob Becker. of Easf
Twenty ninth street. and Mr Waiter
O. Ep1hrirhf H0n of Henry D. Sea
hrirbf Ilr we'll known buidinr con.
tractor After nn extended eastern
"trip they viii reside in fhia city Mr.
scahueht and IIs bride have an or.
irnFivc Acquaintance and will boz wei.
coined by their many friends lne
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We asked the young lady across
the way IL she believed in the income
tar and she said she supposed the
money had TO be raised in some way
but is certainly must be awfully hard
on the poor labOring classes.
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WEDDINGS NOW
HAVE INTEREST
NUPTiAL AFFAIRS HOLD ArTEN
TON IN SOCIAL
CIRCLES.
Visitors Who Have Been complI-
mented Recently Are Returning
TO Their Enthusiastically Notes.

Quite a number of weddings have
already marked the fall and others
being arranged for later dates. the com
ing weeks. The greater number OF
these are quiet affairs with only the
families In attendance and the near
friends of the principals. The many
social festivities for them have added
much to the gaiety OF the late summer
days.
Just now the several visitors who
nave come In for share OF attention
have for the most part sought their
homes again and many tentative plans
Tor the winter are being made. al
though a little early for forecasting
the coming season holds promise OF
brilliant entertaining The replenish
Ing OF wardrobes occupies the center
OF the stage at present and charming
creations are offered for inspection
approval and acceptance.
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WednesdaY RrIdoe CHM

NNN'ENoudJ DTIuHC OIuU.
The Wednesday Bridge Club which
was recently organized will hold their
first meeting tomorrow at the home
OF Miss Nettie Gutman OF the Island.
A daintiTy served luncheon will add to
the delight of the meeting. The club
members are:
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Miss Caroline Metzner az ner nome
on South York street. will entertain a
party OF friends this evening for Mrs.
Raymond A Hyer. This popular
young bride has received innumerable
attentions both before and after her
marriage. which was OF recent date.
This evenings affair has been ar.
ranged as q miscellaneous shower for
her and her guests will include:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
STOCkMEN'S DANCE
THURSDAY NIeHT

One Of the big features Of the
"Stockmen's day" program will be the
cowboy dance at Annex hall next
Thursday night. The committee in
charge has left nothing undone to
make 1t one OF the best affairs OF the
kind ever Witnessed in Fremont coun-
ty.
Everything in connection with the
dance will be carried out. in full cow
boy style. but the stockmen. who is
'cashing in" his $4,000 worth Of
steers every fall. will more than well
come to the dance, his town friends,
who probably. are not so fortunate In
that respect. The dance will be far
from tame and the committee will see
to It that everybody has good time,
but there will be limit to trough
stuff" There will be regular orches-
ira to provide music for much Of the
dancing. but for the cowboy quad
rifles a cowboy orchestra will have
full sway. Everybody is invited to the
dance and will be made welcome. To
be present will mean the time Of your
life: to miss the dance will be the
mistake Of the year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
JOHN MEGRl CASE TO
Be CALLED WEDNESDAY

The case Of the People against John
Negri OF Williamsburg for grand lar
ceny will be called for trial before
Judge Cavender in the district court
,at 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning. In
this case the defendant is charged in
the information with having purchas-
ed car load of wine from the Pie
mont Winery company of San Fran
cisco California nearly two years ago,
and of refusing to pay for the same
after 1t had been formally delivered
into his custody. The wine reached
here on December 1st, 1913, but was
later taken 20 Pueblo where IL was
sold from the car by the consignee in
quantities to suit and from which Neg.
ri and his associates realized some
thing like twelve hundred dollars. This
case was tried in the district court
here in February. 1914. but the jury
failed to agree and It was carried over
on the docket
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
JAMES 6. HARVEY DIED
OF PNEUMONIA SUNDAY

James G. Harvey died at the family
home. l112 South Eighth street, South
Canon. at O'Clock Sundy afternoon
from pneumonia after an illness OF
four or FIVE days duration. Deceased,
who had been engaged in mining In
the Cripple Creek district for some
time past. came home on Monday Of
last week suffering with severe cold,
which subsequently developed into
pneumonia Mr.. Harvey contracted
his cold while assisting in an effort
to extinguish the fire that partially
destroyed the Oxford hotel in Victor
a week or ten days ago.
Besides the sorrowing widow there
is left TO mourn his death three sons
and one daughter They. are Frank
Harvey, Leonard Harvey, James c.
Harvey Jr.. and Mrs. Mary Murray
Deceased was born in Virginia and
was in the hfty-eighth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the
First Methodist church at 2:45 O'Clock
"wednesday afternoon. Burial will be
at Greenwood cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
"CHAPTER OF SORROW"
OBSERVED ON SUNDAY

The Chapter OF Sorrow was OBJ
served Sunday at 2:3o p. m. by Canon
City Chapter No. 81, at Masonic Tenn
pie as a memorial Of those members
who have passed to their long home
during the year.
The service opened with singing.
The Worthy Matron Camille Ronleau,
gaveF the names OF those who have
gone with appropriate eulogies and
dates as follows:
Mrs rosetta Brown. past Grand wor-
thy Matron. January s. in California: /:
Mrs. Phoebe E. sery. January 10.
1915; Mrs. Amanda Mcclure, March
2. 1915; Mrs. Sarah Powell. October
15. 1915.
Each officer had q part in the cere-
mony with Mrs. Sale at the piano.
Bach as her office was called, deposit
ed upon the altar an appropriate en-
blem Of her office and gave its sym
bolic Interpretation with an impress
sive sentiment. It was most beau
tiful service. finely rendered.
The ceremony closed with a hymn
most appropriate for the occasion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
WILL IMPROVE TELEPHONE
SERVICE ON BEAVER PARK

Manager Macdonald OF the Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
company at Florence. states that he
has gang of men at work running an
additional line to Penrose and Bea.
yer Park. 1t is his desire to improve
the service in this section and no
doubt the new line will relieve the
present situation materially.
There are several more phones
wanted on the Park now and the COM
pany can well anticipate an increas-
ing demand for phones here in the
near future. The telephone today is
really a necessity to every live ranch
er and If rancher is making valua-
Bile use of his time. he will easily
make phone pay for itself. Many a
farmer today does most of his busi-
ness over the phone and stays right
where his moments are the most valu.
able to him.-Penrose Press.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
COURT DIRECTS VERDICT or
ACQUITTAL IN STULTz CASE

ON motion OF District Attorney Gil
bert 4. Walker on Monday tho case
Of the People OF Colombo versus
George and Ernest S,ultE Of the Resin
ranch on Oak Greek. fifteen miles
south OF Canon City. was dismissed
by Judge Lavender owing TO the In.
sufficiency Of the evidence OF the pros
ecuting witness. The defendants were
charged in the information with the
larceny Of livestock, but when the case
was brought to trial there was no evi.
dence tending TO show their guilt OF
the accusation and the district at
torney asked to have tho proceeding
dismissed. wherenpon the court order.
ed the jury to return verdict OF nc.
quittai and the case was taken on the
tiocket. There were two cases
against the defendants; one Of them
for the theft OF livestock and tho
other for butchering neat cattle. both
OF which dismissed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
JAMES P. CHAPMAN
DEAD At ROSWELL, n. N.

Theodore Shoemaker, secretary Mt
Moriah Lodge No. Is. A. F. A. & M
received a telegram this morning from
worsbipful master of the Masonic
lodge at Roswell, New Mexico. an
nouncing the death there at $50 p.
M. Monday of James P. Chapman. for
many years a resident Of Canon City.
The message gave no details OF his
death, but it is understood to have
been the result of long inness. super
induced by a fall about three weeks
ago in which he sustained severe in
juries.
Mr.. Chapman was Canadian by
birth and came to Canon City in an
early day from Michigan, where he had
been engaged in the numbering busi-
ness. On coming here he invested his
money in commercial enterprises and
was for long time owner and opera
tor Of the Peerless mills, recently des-
troyed by fire. He was also at one
time Interested in the manufacture
of brick here, and. subsequently. in
the furniture trade. During Mr.
Chapman's ownership OF the mill 1t
was burned and he rebuilt It as 1t
stood before the fire OF a week or ten
days ago. He was associated with Mr.
Schaffer in the construction of the
building at the southeast corner Of
Fifth and Main streets, now occupied
by the First National bank.
Mr.. Chapman In company with his
wife left here about three years ago
for Portland, Oregon. to make their
home. After remaining in Portland
short time they removed to San
Francisco, and, in turn to Flagstaff,
Arizona, and Roswell, New Mexico.
They have been living in the latter
place with their daughter, Mrs. ]. p.
Lusk. during the last twelve or fif-
teen months. Mr.. Chapman had, been
in delicate health for several years.
On the tenth of the present month
he sustained painful injuries in con-
sequence of an accidental fall and was
confined to his bed most of the time
afterwards until the end.
Besides the widow there is left to
mourn his death three daughters. They
are Mrs. May Jaeger OF Flagstaff.
Arizona, Mrs. Nellie Lusk and Mrs.
Maude C. woolsey. both OF Roswell,
New Mexico. 1t is believed that the
funeral and interment will take place
at Roswell.