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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
NEWS BRIEFS

The Dental Clinic had another
busy session yesterday. Drs W. r..
~. caldwell and John G. Arbenz were
100 charge Of The work and ABOUT so
cases We're taken care Of Luncheon
was served a. the noon hour by the
Fort Henry club.
Friday the seniors Of Cathedral
high scluo, will have "a debate Inc
subject thar has been chosen for dis
cuseiou Is. Resolved. That labor saw
inE machines injure the laborirE
class Charles NcFadden. Francis
Nau Edward Eerffhon and Michael
Long are the affirmative while Earl
Murphy. Clarence Wager. Edward
Smith and Harry Warehouse are tho
negative
March srh tho Wheeling d Lake
Erie railroad will ue placed on tne
auction block. for the Ioenth time.
and owinc 20 tho rumor that a New
YORK concern viii have representa-
fIyes on the scene. much interest i- be-
INK ken
An addition Of ninety -On' new mem
beers i- ,he result Of The efforts of the
FIRST Christian church revival now in
progress Last uight. Rev " 81.
Fields. chose as his topic. OF Married
.a VIE
Yesterday work was started by tho
J 70 Buffz contracting company.
clearing tho site OF the old Island
school lr preparation for commencing
work upon fhe new building which was
authorized a hort time ago
When tho Board o. Education
meets on MARCH 10th. plans for install.
.ne q home for tho l1nIfor Iu tho Nadi.
son school Will Hr taken up. Do is Do.
.Uoved The present home % rhr JAM.
for Is on Zane street
Squire 4 j ~oHIIfze o. fIfchle
district. yesterday rIaI with John
K.rahou. ois-t off fho circuit court.
certificate of hIa candidacy for uuwIna
zion for I%ue'isa of fhe peace af Che
June p-.marin4 Nr -chui'zc has held
fIa OFFICE f1 which HD aapIrcs for CO
number ~ years
Justice = TURpoI uuaHrs may
throw Die "lid" Iufo the circle for re
election 4s Justice uf peace az tIay die.
fr.tf Tho genial squire said yerfnf.
sa. 'Haf many az hIs friends arc Ir.
...fre .H4f Do make fhs race and Doc
f1 o
IHr HafhIelem fathers o.a.a
.rIr. fY ba conducted Iv Senior
tsrr. U.-7sa Atwood of flo PAN
IIarai. tsI,fl.graI club. Friday oven
JONI. Door. ne.. continued until tho fo.
OWN. Frffas
<.f aH offender 'a,s1 JUDGE H0r.
ecker .H police s0Ur. r0 tnrd8. morn
..s Rh.0H ht 'he n.E Ia r1 Dor .r.
u..aI
Tho board or control '1 re-s'on
tsafsrfr. ordered fH. .h..f OF police
'o lI after ur- r who .r ftr future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
MR.. PETERSON WELL
Prominent Local Banker Has Reeov-
cred From Recent ltiness-is ES-
pected 20 Return Soon.

Secretary Robert Hazlctt Of the Dol
lar Savings n Trust Company has TO-.
ceived several very interesting letters
from President B. Walker Peterson Of
The company. who is recuperatiug from
a recent severe Illness at Nassau. Brit
ish Bahamas. Of the Florida coast
Mr.. Peterson is already his old self
and his return 20 the city and resump-
uon Of business activity i- expected
within a few weeks.
In one of his letters ho tells of The
Observance of W~ashinEtou'a birthday
40 Nassau. whom there were swim
ming races. boat races. DONKEY races
and q Grand ball az the principal hotel
~ tho resort. attended by the governor
general and other dignifsrie. one AZ
tho features ~ the ball was tho omen.
ing Of q huge cocoauut shell that had
been suspended from the main chando.
lor. when % dozen or moro dpya..
symbolic OF the century of peace Do.
tween America and Britain were sup.
posed 20 Us forth Unfortunately. tho
doves had gone FOO .lsor. and upon
Tho shell being opened. fDU ineIoriOua.
U.s. tu tho floor. greatly fp tho auuae.
mcnf of The assembled rue-'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
STOCKHOLDERS'
Certificates Of w. Va. Fair Associa-
tion Nov Being Given Out by Sec
Rotary Svsrtz at Germania Bank

Srocs certificates to stockholders
iu The West Virginia Fair Association
are being handed out ~ the Germania
bank by Secretary Bert Swartz. Of the
association. Purchasers are from an
walks Of lie and are not confined fo
this section Of West Virginia. but i'm
many parts ~ Western Pennsylvania
and Eastern Ohio.
The certificates. as n whole are for
small amounts. demonstrating that Dr.
i- % community affair. so to speak
thar scores of persons have taken
stock Boo The assocIation. each "a boost
Or Tor "a still bigger and better fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

Mayor Evan -. Roberts held = brief
session OF pole" court Tuesday morn
lit. az which time two DRINKS we're
.'H lhuml1 clarke. arrested ON First
street. by officer kidder. pleaded guiIfv
ana WIS released on aymcu OF 50 and
COSTS. Frank Green wa released IN
payment OF g. and costs.
reward Logan appeared before the
mayor end paid a fine Of 81 and cosrs
i'r running O. machine ar night without
.nN-nr %. tlII mrht Mehted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

N~"undsltll' Board OF Trad. has
adopted O. resolution profcstinr sv.ir-t
lh" proposed merger of thr Bon ami
Nallorhl telephone systems as 90 the
NAIi clud iu IN, proposed merger re-
.'I luk l." the toll rate tive ibis city
ana wheeling 4 petition Of opposition
q. mo proposed merger VIII b. circulaf.I
among the telephone subscribers Htr.
n soon 'F p"ssibl. and will be ~ubmIt-
ted 20 the state service commission.
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II ID 20 orand Jury.

VI. J. Porter. 81 LittIcton. was taken
ll" custody here Yesterday b. DfDr.r
Iii' ana Miller. ON 2 charge OF viola
tiou ~ th. Nost law. FOR ht,fnr lea tIs
lo sion two gallons % lfquor nor
aheIi.d IN accord with th. -tat. law.
tI' waived preliminary hearing when m.
iHIFn'1 before squire D. " LOWS. and
lIt up $50" for his appearance before
fN' grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
Rev. slagle Resigns Sunday.

To- Ia00b Fredorlck NIag10- UaefUr
90 tho f1rst Presbyterian chruch here.
has rendered h4~ resignation 20 become
'i''liN' sunday 4 cunEr~Eational
n'"iuE VIII De called within the next
lew dANs 20 take action on the r,signa-
non. EcN. SlaEle has accepted "a call 10
th" Lodi. Wis. Presbyterian church.
ma VIII tak" up active work there
about the nrst Of April Rev. SlaeIc
ga- been pastor Of the church here for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
THREE ARRESTS

~ Waidrod was arrested hv
oiiIc'r Nor.s yesterday. and viii
fac" two charges this morning before
Nuucck"r - exceeding the
speed limit and driving on tho WRONG
eide oi tl' street Tom C%avanaucr.
q drunk. was. arrr ted by officer Con
Toy. and Mr. Saith. which by the way
'- almost ae definite as John Doe. wa
arrested Boo The same condition by
Olrrrr Groves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
GETS GOOD POSITION
Local Young Man Is Oemonstrator For
Keystone Driller Company.

Local Young Man IS O~emonstrator For
Keystone oriller Company.
$ Ed. NcCullagh has accepted a
position with the keystone Drillcr
anmpany Of Beaver Falls. Pa. as dem
o%nstrator for their big steam excaNa-
tors. Mr. McCullagh left las night
for the northern part Of the State Of
Missouri where he viii demonstrate
End install one Of the c~xcavators after
which he will shift 90 other localities
where recent sales have been made
Mr. NCCullaEh had charge Of the exca-
waiting for the H-m OF NcCuUogh a
Reid Of This city. during 1915 and also
for Graham & Kimnear OF Columbus.
Ohio. and g. considered very expert in
fhe handling and manipulation Of these
wonderful machines He has the best
wishes Of a host 81 friends
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and Thursday at Manninrton vtst,..
with friends. 'i'iAs
Miss Mary callahan has returned ts
h'f nome mere from iarkersburg. wh.r.
she visited with relatives.
Wits Hickey Of Cumberland. Nd
= .p'ndinE several days here visiting
ihilliT BruiSe who has been IN at hi.
home here Is able 10 De about ar,f,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08
NEARLY $500
RAISED FOR
WAR PRISONERS

The fund being raised for the re-
hef OF the German and AustroHun-
Terian prisoners of war in the frozen
north OF Siberia BY Mr.. Victor c..
Nicks. OF Bellsire. is fast growing.
and II is hoped by its sponsor to be
increased to the thousand dollars that
ne had set as his goal. The following
additional contributions were reported
last night by Mr.. Wicks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

700 Jewel Tea wagon. driven ~ Frank
'aruesI YVES struck by IL frsrf.u 80
+. -foui OF = T. tuckayue resid,uce IN
''IrrdaI' yesterday morning Coff.a
.f.r ana other articles bcirE dIstrib-
.f"I over The street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

moved 10 Woodlands. Marshall couu-
IS where they resided for nearly nifty
Years. moving To- this city hut "a few
Years ago. Mrs. Whitaker passed
away last Saturday a week ago
Five dau ghters survive. namely. Mrs.
h"tty brak Of NoundsNille: Mrs. car
'line Way NJ and Miss Jessie Whitaker.
Hi home. Mrs. Minnie Kennedy. OF Ches-
wick. Pa. and Mrs. Matte Mccoy. Of
Cincinnati. -.
FUNERAL arrangements had not been
-lmIInf,d ln.L nAaminr
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TO SAVE EYES
rs THE OBJECT or THIS
PRESCRIPTION
TRY " iF YOUR EYES
GIVE YOU TROUBLE

AINE F0h "
Thousands Of people suner All the time
vim their eyes simply tecauHe they
don't Know what 60 DO. They know r.
home remedy TO- svery other an. bnf
none for their eyes. They abuse thrfr
eyes and Neglect them. tls frcutis te
trg Too ri Eut to drIvr them 90 an eve
specialist Finally they may 50 20 some
chcnr store ana rct glasses they do
mo- need. or which after being wnrr
two 0r three months 90 their eyes more
harm than GOOD.
were o. a single prescription for such
cases. r rralna uptona dissolved fn 4
ounces ol Ger u9n three or four fimra
u Iar o. battle enc eyes This makes =
healing, Coouu Eccthirr lotion nat
gnOuI1 BE used daily g. cleanse.
rt~rrugthen and preserve che eyes. rf
ahnrpona tha vision and quickly over.
comes inflammation and Irritation
veal wnfeIv. n~VrrwurEru. fIrnn ewes
are greatly benefited ny see use
Many reports show Lfaf waarrrs Of
glasses haVo discarded them after n
few ueeEs uao ~ iH good for tna evra
end contains no Ingredient which can
AZURE ffa most sensitive cycs ~ infart
or aged Any drurafEf can az thfa
r-rrH.rruont any physician who Knows
she formula wNl tell you 10 IL abso-
1ufefy harmless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

IN n Tow nouns. but sIrpngth-
ems the Innings OF the air
passages. so they are able TO
resist colds.
~NOSTRIOLA is harmless
and does its work quickly.
Get a CSC tube of your drug
gist and you1l say It is the
best investment you ever
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

rudolph Schuetz. Wheeling "a
W O. BerguudthaL Martins Ferry 50a
Lphn kuhe. Mozart nm ... = 90
= ancei wheeling ..--.-.. $500
L"hn hetswanger. Steubenvllle SEQ
John Schafer. Elm Grove 500
Dr. u. +. link. Bellaire 500
X. F. ~Schuhart. Wo6dlaWn 10 90
Henry kalhitzer. Wheeling . 90
F1deltus Risster. Wheeling 40
NaukSe club. Wheeling 90
budolnh Schuetz. Wheeling 100
Patriotic Lady. Wheeling 500
Pastor Nm e. Ilfert. Wheeling 500.
~ rsss --r-. -.---.. N4h@-Wn
Speaking OF the raising OF the funds
Mr.. Wicks said TO the I~ntelligencer:
Enough additional contributions
have been promised 10 put the total
TO over $500. SO that IL those who in
tend to participate in this MOI hui
manitarian work. get busy with de-
lay. the fund ought TO reach the $1,000
mark very soon and easily, this sum
having been my goal from the begin.
ming for this particular charity"
These funds will be distributed dir.
ectly 10 the sufferers i'm Siberia with
the help OF the American consular
service.
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CONTRIBUTES TO FUND

Tho Hebrew Iadfe.' Ai1 Society has
contributed f-'" 0 fo fhe War Relief
Fund
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A SENSIBLE WAY TO CURE A COLD
CLEAR HEAD AND STOP CATARRH
NO STOMACH DOSING. NO oUININg OR AcErANALIo AND NO
WAITING FOR RESULTS

simple. harmless way 10 soothes the sore innamed parts. puri-
Group. Catarrh. Hay hes nostrils and not only breaks a cold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-08

Fever and all stoppages OF
the air passages.
The nostrils and air pas
sage~ are the breeding places
for the Catarrh germ. When
the membranes are sore and
infiamed. and sensitive, you
catch cold easily. and colds
lead to Catarrh.
A little N~OSTRIOLA
quickly opens the nostrils.
Gilpin observer., 1916-04-13
AUTHOR NOT WISELY GUIDED
Book May Have Deplorable Effect on
Humanity, In the Possible Passing
Of the Fat Man.

An American author who has made
name for himself in American letters
threatens to nullify his good work by
standing sponsor for a volume entitled
Eat and Grow Thin" In this book
he liberalizes to the proportions of
an epicurean dream the food a fat
person may indulge in and yet melt
his too, too, solid flesh" Fat men
there are, of course, no fat women
who have adopted the generous
Thompson regimen assert that they
are steadily decreasing in avoirdupois
and yet are enjoying bountiful repasts.
1t is to weep.
The fat man is the delight of the
world. This is universally conceded.
The fat man is a philosopher, despite
what Shakespeare makes Caesar say,
by inference, in his expressed desire
to have about him fat, eek-headed
men, complaining that the lean and
hungry Cassius thinks too much" The
fat man exudes joyous, unctuous op-
timism that inspires and cheers all
about him. He thinks, however, that
he would prefer to be thin. not realiz-
ing the origin of his blessings. The
only thing that has prevented his be-
coming thin is the fact that most sys-
TENS of diet require a sort of starva-
tion-and his provender is more dear
to him than sylph-like form.
But now that he may eat luxurious
ly and grow thin he is likely to desert
the society that has profited by his
beneficent spirit and become skinny,
unimpressive and pessimistic. Then
in time of stress and trial thin, wor-
ried people will have no billowy shoul-
der upon which to weep. no fat phi.
losopher to encourage, sustain and
soothe. In time of trouble fat
friend is in the shadow of great rock
in weary land. He is fortress
against the slings and arrows of out
rageous fortune-though Falstaff, fat
and scant Of breath, strangely failed to
take advantage of his obesity.
One trembles to think what the
world will be when the fat man be-
comes extinct. Yet the facts must be
faced in all their horrors. When the
fat man has grown lean this will be
waste and desert world, given over
to bOny cynics who will howl in the
high places and preach the gospel OF
despair. Therefore, the rash author
is entreated to take his baleful book
off the market.-Chicago News.
Gilpin observer., 1916-04-13
How Habits Affect Sleep.

Habits play an important part in our
daily life-habits, for instance, of
drumming. tapping the foot, smiling.
pulling out the watch every few min
utes and scratching to relieve an itch.
The latter. say nerve specialists, is
among those most difficult to conquer
II we can restrain the desire to
scratch every time we feel an itching
sensation we shall have made a dis.
tinct advance in control Of our nerves,
and we will find that in a short time
the itching itself will lessen.
Science has lately discovered that
II person masters these habits,
which tend to nervous breakdown. he
will acquire the power of lying abso-
lutely still in bed at night in whatever
position he assumes, and will find him
self falling asleep In a quarter of the
accustomed time. He will feel more
energetic the next day and perform
his work better.
Gilpin observer., 1916-04-13
Notice of Application for US. Patent
Mining Application No. 022S61
Mineral Survey No. 19457

Mining Application No. O22S61
Mineral Survey No. 19457
U. S. Land Office at Denver, Colo,
March 90, 1916.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
in pursuance of tie Act of Congress,
approved May TO- 1872, Andrew R.
Mackey, whose postoffice is Masters
Colorado, has made application for a
patent for 1900 linear feet on the
Andrew Lode situate in Wisconsin
Mining District, Gilpim County, State
of Colorado, and described as fol
lows, viz:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1 whence
the N. e. Cor. Sec. %, Twp. 2 S. r,
"A West bears N. 1O'19'5" E. 2375.9
IT.; thence N. 1927 w. $50 TT. to
Cor. No. 2; thence S. 15'39' w. 1900
IT to Cor. No g. thence S. 1921 E.
$50 TT. to Cor. No. 4 thence N. 15'
39' E. 1900 #. to Cor. No. 1, the
place of beginning, containing 3.43s
acres, expressly excepting and Elk
cluding all conflict with Surveys Nos
5OO3, War Dance, Minnie Extension
and Cliff Lodes, and Survey No. 5071
Mammoth Placer ard forming a por
tion of the E1a Of Sec. %, Twp.
South, Range IA W., of the 9Th Prin-
cipal Meridiam
Adjoining and conflicting claims as
shown by the nat of survey: The
above excluded claims.
MARY WOLFE DARGIN,
Register
1st. pub, March 30 last June 1, '16
Gilpin observer., 1916-04-13
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

Tie Sunday scho oil board met last
Monday evening and planned to meet
tie second Monday of each month
fcr the purpose CT discussing ways
and means for increasing the effic!en.
cy of the school. Part of each even
ing will be spent in social time.
DIR. James T. Harris, secretary of
Denver University, will preach both
morning and evening next Sunday,
April 18th.
Class meeting 10 a. M, led by VIM.
Auger; public worship II a. m. Sun
day school 2:45 p. M: Epworth
League 6:15 p. m; evening sermon z
p. m; prayer meeting Thursday 1880
p. m.
LAURENCE w. COLEMAN.
pastor.
Gilpin observer., 1916-04-13


Mrs. Mamie Reseigh is home after
visiting week with her daughter
Mrs. Emmett Tuck at Idaho Springs
Albert Quintrecl returned to Neder.
land after wrestling with a spell of
Ia grippe.
John and Denny Lying made a trip
en- their motorcycle yesterday from
Nederland to Nevada in 5S minutes.
Mdss Ella Dickerson, who has been
teaching near Greeley. came up Mon
day to visit her parents.
Archie Waters is still on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, of Idaho
Springs, came over on their motor.
cycle Sunday to visit Mrs. Cooper s
mother, Mrs. Wdn Harvey.
Manager Charles Kendall is think.
ing seriously Of taking a trip to the
CITY of Lights" to recuperate his
shattered nerves after the dangerous
operation Of cleaning out the Prize
shaft.
For reliable authority regarding
the raising OF horseradish, ask the
sage OF Quartz hill.
Gilpin observer., 1916-04-13
Drink it now," she said when 1t

Drink it now,' she said when 1t
was cool enough.
The little princess drank, and In u
few minutes she said: Il see beau
tiful bright light; what is it?"
That is the sun setting" said Sun
shine. You can see now, and the
world will always look bright to you,
for you will no longer be blind"
Sunshine took the little princess
back to the castle, where the king was
waiting, and when he knew that his
daughters sight had been restored he
held feast and told everyone how
Sunshine had cured the princess, and
that in return for this he intended to
make her his daughter also.
In the midst of the feast a servant
came to the king and said that a girl
had been found by the side of the cas-
tie wall faint from the want OF food.
and when they brought her in Sun
shine saw it was her sister Clouds.
But she did not tell the king how
selfish Clouds had been to her; she
only said: 'She is my sister; we were
,ost in the woods"
When Clouds found how kind and
unselfish her sister was she became
ashamed of herself and determined to
be like her, so for the sake OF Sun
shine the king adopted both of them,
and they lived at the castle with the
little princess and grew up to be good
and useful women.
Gilpin observer., 1916-04-13
BACKYARD GARDENS BY BOYS
Government Specialist Says Children
Are Able to Carry on Larger
Projects Than Expected.

Boys and girls are able to carry on
much larger garden projects than we
formerly believed says DR.. C. D.
Jarvis, the government specialist in
children's quarters.
There is no trouble in stirring up
interest in growing things where chill
dren are concerned" he adds, and
many little gardeners have utilized
every inch. otherwise unproductive
enough. of their back yards. Often,
however, there is shortage of PEN
nies wherewith to buy seeds: and to
supply these gratuitously, and still to
Gilpin observer., 1916-04-13
"What Is III" Asked One.

thing to eat, and when Sunshine asked
her for something she replied: III
you were silly enough to give away
your share do not think am silly also.
/ shall keep this for myself"
Sunshine cried herself to sleep that
night, more because of her sisters
unkindness than because she was hun
cry, and the next morning when she
awoke she found herself alone. Clouds
had gone away before she was awake.
Poor Sunshine walked all day and
asked at each door for work, but none
could she find, and she was afraid to
sleep under tree alone, so she
crawled between two rocks and pulled
the bushes over her to hide herself
from the animals that lived in the
wood.
When she awoke the moon was
shining, and she heard voices, and
looking out from her hiding place, she
saw some queer-looking little crea-
lures sitting on the ground. They
were the little brown men, and they
were talking of the king who lived in
a big castle not far away.
II could tell him what would restore
his daughters sight" said one. but
what good would 1t do for me to go to
the castle: I am so small that they
would not see me, and If they did I
do not know what would happen. No,
| am not going to take any such risk.
but I will tell you what would cure
her.
What is it?" asked one.
"If the princess would get up early
in the morning and go into the woods
while the dew is still on the bushes
and get a cupful of the dew and then
find the well of fire that is on the top
of the mountain and set the dew to
boil over it, and when 1t is cool
drink 1t, that would cure her"
Sunshine listened, and when the
little brown men went away she re-
membered what she had heard. and
the next morning she ate some berries
and started for the castle, where the
blind princess lived
81 want to see the king" said Sun
shine, when the gate OF the castle was
opened
what do you want with the king
asked the kings servant
That | cannot tell to you" replied
Sunshine: "but you must let me see
him or the little princess will always
be blind"
When the servant heard that he let
Sunshine in. for everyone loved the
little princess.
When Sunshine told the king the
cure she had learned from the little
brown men he did not have much
faith, but he wished to try everything.
and so one morning the little princess
set out with Sunshine and gathered
the dew in a cup.
All day they walked, for IL was q
long way to the top OF the mountain.
and just as the sun was going down
they came to the well of fire.
There was a grating over the top
and on this the little blind princess
guided by Sunshine placed the cup.
and as soon as the dew boiled Sun
shine took It OF to cool.