Show i PI m C 11 j l X rr Barnea M S P R L l I KB E IWO the leaves flutter t lo to lothe the tho ground 1 g bare baro limbs 0 to tit s the tho 0 oncoming colci e l i variegated v t l how Tiow cant how beautiful r Y It 1 boon been thia autumn this I of tho year Yoa The Th twilight r I IEt come cono but tho re retrospect retro tro i Inspiring ht 1 by the g of or on cn I s ns h r Iho fact that nature Mils IS undergoing It that thaI on every hand purport of oC divinity an Im I strolled Into tho and upon tho hillside 1 bent hent on in the tho full sublimity of uC au beauty In the 1110 loomed 1111 JI tI I l I vast of punIe i HI I pray r anil r li golden 1 10 l full to them tem i but J about ine flushed color the he moro sill gin and delectable because of Its vegetation of recent oils ous Fallen Fullen leaves Iou s len left a i poly polychromatic chromatic carpet which rustled I inv nl feet Ceel disturbed It p over OCt tho charm of oC it all I rambled Into the orchard dell deli delicate cate Itle tints lints appeared With and OI profusion Tho nl leaves were changing their color cola of oriental orl nl lI green to tv almost every describable hue One had hadj j J coine pure pUJO Venetian red bordered with the tho under surface be he beIng heIng Ing Another from tho anle bush was us deep orange and amI onu OIW Venetian red mottled with blown blun The rho stems of all red rd and the most varl 1 were those which were cx ox most to the t le warm rays mys of tho sun The strawberry patch was becoming a livid turkey with slimmer sl green Occasionally I upon a Indian In lun red at the extremities and bull fiOR green at the bases No leaves had yet sunU to the ground and the tho whole patch was as a glorious I e eThe The Tho peach fast falling fulling thu Ow spiral of their descent de cont be bo being boIng ing most when compared with tho heavy Mutter ot or the leaves One On tree tro had on It nearly every ICI conceivable tint lint from the tho green or to pal light stone stono or again to 11 Venetian red or 01 cream Ono One I t be b cream all ali over the next one Venetian ivd and cream below helo lIe lle next oxide red and palo green Most of the leaves leu of M the native black currant but the remaining onus on welo beautiful ful Indeed Tho he slums were WIIO all carnation red and ome of the leaves leave wore ele dark oriental green the tho veins with vino color ln such a way wa as io to give glo them a II striped ll effect HOllie were wel pur 1111 phi Ito In shade others r chestnut red or 01 burnt limber Still g m tipped with raw and gild What O lol rit jw han ln l tLc Ono would expect to seo beauty In goo e hJ I t of fact n light grcen t 11 n iv H gleen i t 0 11 ular s and Ie nil all on un thc thu tume tree I i iTIl i iThe The TIl apricot leaver were nc Ing Ir the tho most pirt dull t of rustand the as af unattractive In mantles ot u burnt l raw umber emerald and gold goldt t mOl COLORS COLons The young apple trues tle 1 with color sorno I leaves being old 01 1 gull some burnt sienna with yellow veins with a IL 1 lingo of u dark n ThO Th leaves Ila of o tho red hul nearly hut but till the remaining ones unK wen yellow with raw umber Tho appl lIco was luS BO o glorious In I How Hood in wonderment it words falling mo 10 In lit attempting to tol l I till hi d licu t variety of o Us tints Some om le el daring cadmium loy Inthe III tho II portions with J I along tho thoen en 5 wi anil n led with lull dull What a Others wore vivid brown madder almost alizarin crimson while still more mur blended with vermilion and aul gold rold This tree with She hc raspberries Is I entitled to the tho autumnal prize SUN KISSED PEAKS Most to Il of tho th winter leaves cr still hanging and they were all of the saint arlt Indian red al almost most t lake blending with brown IJ 10 and dull green Tho Iho hanging pears 1 cro red hero tho sun SUII kissed sod them and gold in III the tho shade shado Tl iv loaves Ica welo for the most nita u uniform Vandyke lU brown though varied with red and pale Uko LII Uio tl e orchard the th flower Garden ninny mallY striking hues Tle I chr 1 leaves cither darit I 01 brown with dashes of lemon yellow and gold The Ihl roo O u lives tre were gloriously varied In tint though t H that the tho pret trees s nC lie spring had tho dullest H of fa I One was covered claret colored leaves varied under underneath neath with bronze green gleen Those on In another had harl a 11 metallic tinge and an wore 10 i I with alizarin crimson g cn and brown Still moro brilliant carmine blend nd rd Id with will raw timber and marked with wHit along the tho vein Th Tit syringa leaves lorle were Well dark dall j rust t Intermixed with Ith Vandyke 11 I SNOWBALL Probably the most charming tree tre in inthe the was waR th T l the tints lints of tho loaves eru till all delicate and is fi H If nature had used her finest mix ml turca In them The Tho hue iwas was a l deep Tuscan red 1 purple brown This showed showell wherever th exposed directly to Hi tit sun Bun 1 to bit b tho Some Soma cro IC red with yel yellow low veins Ill greenish yellow some nn n mixture ot of deep Tuscan gold and aud were a combination of or orul ul l a dull fl on So III aH aHIn In 1 I its autumnal splendor so beau beautiful arc alo its of white in yard ought to contain a snowball tree I strolled ll d alon along the tho wayside and no tl 1 that Ih lt the hedge was chang III a deep copper verde to a II light Tuscan an rod red the Balm of oC had 1 and tho chestnut trees were t livid cream orelIn The Thu cot cotton ton i n i J in I a t m dench tallen leaf t bl mid gold goldI I picked up tw olm which lay ia sIngle tree and their th ll colors contrast On Oriental gr en and tho n yellow Fur co h lp noticIng 11 th d t blY s rl tel hr Q t J j and t J fp parallel lI l rf t r IS Cl c J malie the th e elpi l of tho but 1 l most ly al f rIh f Q i I came U pon OIl II boxel lot tree or ash 7 mple lI which having mantled m the th ground with Its soft Fott yei yol low u lea caves VOS stood l me mo covered with with n a muss mass of pinkish cream seeds I II i TT lu l l I nat lIat clustering In nr I thought of that eccentric feathered friend the tho l mo tana which In III till the freezing cold of f Winter would r and feed fee silently on these 1 seeds stells A tree planted by lw someone One who what would bo Iii beautiful t all season I BO attracted f my eyes e cs by lJ Us Its glorious l scarlet and crim son that I felt It to bo he worthy of the thc greatest BENCHES On tho I h mountain III 11 tho oaks were becoming o HIL th Pear trees of thc tho valley all and 1111 further J nn n a II had turned from Milky n to tp pj yellow too to hI I f thel ho the trees t c From n il gully thickly grown lOlIn with age Ingo rushed a i and ant and there among tile tho oaks thi rustle or my III a It California burred from sight with wilh witha wilha a timeliness startling confusing Tn In every arbor bits of I moving black and that hat rail all allt irom tho came tho Ih cry CI of o a It I Tall I all wire poles w wre ru strung alona he thc mountain side thorn here then birds which looked l like young crows Thuir was waslow J low uncertain Info and nul until one alighted half way wn up a 0 did true character manifest it itself It self If They were l wis woodpeckers oo forced down from Crom thi th higher by h tin the cold The birds however could not long my CS from the thu trees for fOl In he were more scones of color The noisy stream dashed by b rocks and purled round willows still fresh fre h and amI green geen It cd d that the tho willows were wre always the anio In the tho mountains In tho creeks ml swamps ot of the thc valley the tho hal had turned yellow und and pur red led OP OF JACK JCK At places along alon the tho trail trall there crop cropped led ped up UI a n bramble of rich deep lep OJ r bright passing Jl to tv green ml russet rU Met In thy trees there were ere three colors light led yellowish oil and green ami oven the tho twigs brown Quaking QuaIling asp trees a II mass of trembling yellow ml further up the canyon can on on the tho sides of scoured ravines hand handsome some ome blue trees leaves of f dull green varying to silvery white Farther upward snow SilO was already the tho trees of the ravines and forcing living creatures to go far fal bo loll ow The frost had luul come What hat what color wo we thus Ind in our autumn Tim The thirsty t treo f springtime drinks up sustenance from the tho ground and In tho liSp asp are ale lion 11 and other minerals which in Octo October ber and November after a II chemical change contribute the yellows and pur lur purples ples to our glorious color schemes Tho drier tho leaves lelles become the stronger strong and brighter show the tho crystals cl In empty empt chambers For FOI this damp regions Ilko England and California know or nothing of such glory 1 us HI one In a U lh autumn As AH far as us color Is I concerned the poets oets tit arc alo silent in ill writ writIng Ing In of fall f ll but b lt they all dwell upon thu Involved In the drop dropping ping pili of the tho loaves leaves lOI IN I t ln own poets been bc 11 mis mistaken taken In III the tho aIlS of o autumnal bright brightness ness many attributing the color tints to Thus says Autumns frost floR had given lo 10 the woods below helow lines of beauty such as aR heaven to Its I t bow There Is a great meaning involved In this universal autumnal change chungo Wo 0 enter this world we wo experience Its Us Joys Jo s wo 10 boar its trials we le struggle we full fall Thore Is a melancholy about It all 1111 hut but not so FO deep as a that described by h Schiller when the tho corpse of Spiegel Spiegelberg berg was carried away ala alaI I comprehend groat Ruler nue In heL heaven heLenI en enI I comprehend The Iho leaves leae fall from tho trees tr cs my m autumn is come COllie Io move inove this I object from my lilY sight Ight To 10 the trusting mind can ean canno no such gloom This therefore is the great Ireat lesson natures autumn t caches tnt J comes to us UH all uila a rooming dis dissolution dissolution solution but remember as for th trees trec so o for fol man there Is ever VOI yet ct another spring m |