Entered as second-class matter September 21, 1911, at the postoffice at Rock Island, Ull., under the act of Congress of March 3, 1876 les S! (ZEEE UN SI Zs} (] (NO) SRE), 7) (SNE, (SRE YS (3) GF ATi Tit ATYYT TIT ITT”, (atti ooo ST Just around about Thanksgivin’, with the morning's crisp and clear; Ain't it fine to feel the nippin’ of the brisk breeze at your nose ‘Long About CThanksgivin'’ Time. ‘T it splendid to be livin’, long about this time o' year, os 3 oO foam = om mo o O “2 = nn ® cS a © = e 3 Oo TC 4-1 nd a, ao N Oo oO ny ® (a) rd 2 “a rg © "3 7c ° © = — f= - @ 5 Don't it make a fellow kinda satisfied with life and glad, A OA: f ATT Tr ATTI Tri e WIT yy Sita is SC rrr Qa Ss ST rrr When it's got so hard to find a thing that's goin to the bad? re Number 11. —S§. E. Kiser. November, 1920. Long ago, about Thanksgivin’, when you'd energy to spare, T ii fine to wake from dreamin’ of the home your boyhood knew — Arid to find the glad sun beamin' just the way it used to do When your pa and ma were livin’ and the days were always fair! J Ce ATIITINITTIITS SJ 'W/ ATT TT iii SJ FH 2aeneaeasauaeass. J QZ 4G0G0R Beaaaaseer (411i Ta Ati! WITT ity NSGeaeneeeeeenen’ Nii Try 77) (SNE, (SS ee, (Qe “Q Volume XXI1. Gad wa