The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-02
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TNf:fY YEAR We say I'VE never, in
AL our lives. saw such AN hu-
- lumn as this. never We recall
all the other autumns of the past when
surely il raiued or showed or blew o,
did something disagrceabe. This year
i, has done nothing but smile and glow
and make us wish wa could live for
ever and the day after and have Just
such Wealth every minute of tn. time.
! wonder why We do not stay out of
doors more while these glorious days
last. W. should breathe in every
dvauShi Of this air before The winter
comes ON When We shall begin to
cough like llawatha's squirrel. and
SnccZt and sniff. For who hath red
ness OF eyes, Why. behold everybody
who tries to live in the climate of this
particular region from Christmas to
April first. 1t is most ill-lenlprred and
pililess and unkind to rs and Ne should
talk" every opportunity /" improve the
shining. hour before the gloomy days
draw nigh which pinch us With their
rawnesS ANA deceive. us with their false
midness.
The open air is u great healer Of ait
sorts of trouble and NcNationS. The
Wrclched annuyuuccs of domestic on
pcrienct and ~rhold carrS dwind"
into faint srotesuue images "i what
they Mere. If only one drops them all
and starts forth ON a little walk in the
sunshine. There are II Thousand things
To divert one in nature besides IN"
gentle excitement Of counting III" pas
S-uSerS in the cars. Tncre Is Il grouN
of rhatterms SIurrnWS in a wrnnsIe
over a Sucrueni bread rrumb. There
Is n flash of color IN Il great rluiEp nf
rhrySanth-mums which must ullcun-
sriuuSlN aIadu"n tn" heart. There ar"
the wonderful cloud shadows Oh our
nlountains 10 the westward Where lh'
SOFT haze makes dream pictures in
these sweet afternoons. There goes a
rad-cOated child II brilliant Bit Of ilalnc
10 slip into The Foreground of The pie
tlir" like magic ana here. too. comes
the friend You love. repeated often Ia
your brief journey and YOU parist rnl "A
word with her and her kind down the
street. An, it Is a brave fleeing from
trnubl" 10 hi ont into the air un such
Il day ls this. Wnut If there is sewing
To be done" What if there Is dus,ng
all undone" There will he garments
and dust long after Wr are through
with tn" one and fast sleeping in tho
quiet clasp of the other, perhaus We
shall not have another beautiful AN
tunn day ever again in all the years
Let us live this glad SunshmN day lent
from the vanished summer
Much If the charm "f autumn is the
constant feeling in our hearts thai ..v-
cry day must DC the last. uS If ~, arc
LIVING un borrowed time and must soon
creep dcSolat"ly int" TN" grave of VIM
ter. We tui got RrOWuine'S dear
prophecy thai
">prilg shall tiolt
Mad auluun pau, to line onL at ,iur"
and say only forohoiingly "romurrpW
,hr chill viii come and the drrary
rain Thus ii is that every day seems
- snrpa5S.n2ly ra'ir ant precious
What If somebody IN 'he close home
life has been p",ulaur and selfish and
difficult to liVc with or without" \
lifting into the air, hrnealh The lovely
Sky, Will restorn ones poist ANA cause
the matter 10 s""n trivial, indeed.
Then lhetc are p@0ps who lind II lrE
some to do anNthMg for suyhndy cls".
TO whom favor To anotnrt j. Il great
task ana effort. ana Who perform 4
Kindness 50 Grsraciously that one
would fa. Ia ther have HAT refusal
And they are the Kind to run away
from, 80 far hat the way back Is for-
gotten. As II contrast The presence of
such walk outside is II paradlsical
diversion II one doesn't take this anti
dote one Is rather likely 10 fall into