The Daytona daily news., 1912-03-18
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paoF. LELAND WRITES FRoA
sEAsREExE TO DESCRIBE
BEAUTIES 10 HIS FRIENDS IN
Tng NORTH
TnR tAh Section Of tie coSmEry
! fxruhAes ome Ct tAe best opGOrxnni-
ties for se0Ayszg the skSes, - tne
mnicn c< q mmn VITO knDEs. may BE
Judged frum tie soROwing clippSag
NON xAe Springfield. Mass Rsp1cr
hcan. wrsrtea ~ Ok. Samuel PAeAFs
IeaAn6 a tbs ci<y.
The skieS Of the So0tAkz1d are
heautaul HOwever, Ne Mss ne
ilo,x twilszhSs q more uor<herO
/ casmes; hus we are more than com
/ peassksd for 0zT EIgAes ot the
whose year are luDinoGs 18th
/ luseer and a gsory pec1-hray Eheir
own TNey have not the te2rfui ten
aeruez of Ftzzys skies; bu when
+ our bsEoxs Of clouds are c<sUsoOsd
and hasoed waEh 9 mellow kght they
are exaerancng. OF course / speak
Il the skies As see0 from the As-z7<Ac
coast The depths are unsearchz be
The eeAoldar sSAnds. Is i we're, o.
the threshold Of mysterious palace
wkh only a hint Of what hes beyond
From these mysEerso1s oeEseEs o-os-
son out The consultations OF s-as
unseen in the northern skis A
new heATen ope1s 60 the observer
aeqnsated only with the skies north
Of Mason and Dixoos lire. and
Of CaoadA- We are hardy far
enough south TO see the Southern
cruss, bot the light from the field
Of ears surrounding Il g-oEs waSh
rsch radaa1ce IN our how sOa-he<L
SKY. This breaks On the. behoce'
like = reSeasksoa-
Our sunrlses have no rival II any
SKY Over tbe o-an. Al caw0- fze
81 ouen<ly lies q blanket Of clouds
4 broken iuso irregular biEovs aEt
raas1t With the Iuzter q the Les
day. Behind the clouds Ike r-oss
Of waser, over which bsl-s,s 3 oil
soxy blALe, wsth tho1s27d SRA q
ing banners climbing up the SKY
A Rs<xle poiuG Of hight tlmidly SPARKS
ox from the water followed b. a
tueexxer light, thsn the rounded ST
face OF the sun rEes into view =
the he-alding messenger Of Ihe COZ
ing dzy. The ocean seems % SIN
closer TO the earth, showing Uo0
and sszl more Of the sun above s
Tben the sun 1-sef seems p1s1e
out OF the water; b1t X 50 re-1cta-
TO kezve < that i reaches down. llk
an Inverted cone, is point s..
y buried IA the sea; ard al a-o3n
K - under and over X Is u
radiant vapor wAh is blshes
amber and gold AZ length e
point OF the coae j. reluceaa-ly dra~
from the sea and The sun - u-ne
rs csrcuA- form and risss above q
radiant misss like an incazDated 5.
ION Of majesty and glory. and =
new day > born.
The Night Of early day a2d e
afternoon never daZzleS LOr bind
D the eyes. As a rule or SKIES a.
| clear and c2oodess every night, a.
/ the stars, borrowing the ra14a1ce
7 the sunsets and the mornings, shir
with a cseerress OF outline that
fascinatsng- The cDSelAa0ous z
clearly defined and emphasized
Our sunsets are frequeocE u-ol
h beautiful than our s1o-ies. VIE
J the low horizons are biIiowed VI
Clouds, as very freqOe1tly oocurs, Z
sun's Light upoo them makes fses'
OF gorgeous ness, displaying eve
ooaor in the spectrum and chaDgli
and shifting Ike a kale-dcscoE
These are yisSls Of beauty u
would crown the a--isI copying the
With immortality. Ard al tha
n Transforming coloTs. even % q
4 minutesS uDt, are clearly de.i1'
III against the gorgeous b2ckg-oInd
III crimson ard OF blue
ii The sky depths disclose The cc
HI sceIlatio1s with such ciearDess "a
II il : a pleasure 20 rad yhem-poeI
II Of light engraved on the backgroz
II Of bfue And the SKI has such
ii bewtchEg mystery "a / tha+ il
fascinating. It's depths are Hmit-e
y and its silence is eloquent. In TX
ing into Il one SEEMS transforms I
J some ethereal inhabTalt o. talry-a-
He S obliged TO analyze niulse-f
recognize his ident5-y. All IN {
the skystudy in Florida IS bewE
ing in the championship tbSt
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