The sun., 1900-11-11
NOVEMBER, BUr NOT DREARy.
Cold on tn. Tr.-s. (1esr sixties over Head.
Strange Hects In n" Air.


Mallrned November. regardless oi poets
and hvrnrs,s, la urovtng herself this year not
only for from drearv. but In most respects
fully rs pleasant as Nav. II Is November =
amiqble fashion in this latitude to make up
FOR whichever has bean unreasonable in Octo-
Lar Accordingly October had scarcely gone
on, with "A week Of FOG and rain when In came
November with nearly full moon and the
prornise Il fine weather That promise was re-
nj. zed before the month was four dnvs old
nni election dav turned out the very perfection
Of golden November werther
There is no dr,ss mingled with Nov-mber's
gold il is n virgin metal fresh from the hand
Of the great rcHuer he few remaining leaves
,,r,r tho ,rcrs are the richest of the yoar The
.urbealls seem to have the opal's quality Of
mingled fro-, and fire. they glow and cheer.
but do not sCorCh
n ii is tru. that IN this latitude there Il
for most of the wear weather but no climate
properly so called it is almost equally true
that Novenber il q climate OF Itself II l. a
most penetrating climate, too. for November
not only makes t-ef felt out In the real country
aad In the excellent mimic country that er-
is,s in parts Of the suburbs but actually reaches
the very heart oi tho town itself The high
,dc Of November weather flows md ebbs not
onl' m the parks aud puhhc places, but moves
with ro~tless heathful currents even through
the creeks and narrow dlrH cafons Of the
lower East SIDE
those mornings in the suburbs that seem
pll fash and sparkle. 20 that one !s reminded
Of tho reflected play of sunshine upon Gilnp.ing
sea ana instinc,ively looks hori7onward in
ox?e',r,ion oi he surflichi, are fresh and
!n-v.rtlny oven IN the REGIONS of the tenements
coiIng upward from the noIsnmo pav.ments,
one sccs a sapphire strir Of sky and tho CLINT
uf sunshine upon the WINS Of wheeling pigeons.
hos. frier .y fowls that love the crowded
hauuts ut men. vet have an ever ready refuge
from eoi..s contact with the streets In the
lnvinate rurit.es cf tho November heavens
November aru"als 60 all the senses. not least
suhrlv and sgrroshly tu that Of smell. Tho
cd r. or August are srltry and troiical. those
% November tenn erato md balsamic Cut
I stout live imb from a tulip roplar, and arr ly
voIr nose 90 tho freshly ritten member. II
YOU would know the typical odor of November
II = an odor Wat keenly slcges,s clcanli e,s
aad hr..,n. Won got s-ne'l ias of the same
'ltus from the freshly stri' ei bark Of no
hickory. or from the hull of tho hickory TT
l. i a small which. once luuvu. has Uovcr
/, call M vision. o. tat'cTed sr,crdora ,ltter-
lu. in tho northwest wind beneath skies OF
l.rriI7h hlis that rain the mellowest sum
shine Of tie, ,"ar
Everybody That Knows aud loves the town
IN. - recall ~ M a"ouHIe a. IL hu, apv cared
on occasional muo' Night evening" In Novem-
lor. Ih- ancnase As, 40 single word to do
scribe the l,s', Tar hen III, the great thor
oIrhftr". for o. :. i"ller dayh-:lt n 4 vet
'wi.isht, b4' the latter iGs 4 third light. tha,
winch streams with oHle'o.el glow from the
ln.g double row ol "l0cuic lamps This