Che oyal Neighbor ia SoU ORR eRekend de dee deen nh ee OE OER RENNER SERENE EOE ESEE EES EEE SEE SER ESSER eee RSE RESETS EE aSeELU eee EEE Ss Entered as second-class matter September 21, 1911, at the postoffice at Rock Island, IL, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879 (SSSR EE PSKRSKKEREKE RHE EHH SOKSK ESE R EEK ESE Sesvaesseeseuvaeesan SHEE S SHHTERKEECOSSKEEEK EEE RED eee eee eee BESHSKEKERASSRRESHESRKESHEELHME EE November. November's here! ING out the bells of autumn cheer! Forsooth, the softly fleeting year, In his rich diadem of days, Wears not a jewel, whose glinting rays Can e’er surpass, in deathless glow, This glad November that we know! November's here! HE. dying leaves grow brown and sere, The end of nature’s bloom is near. Yon ribbon o’ road gleams ghostly white, There in the harvest-moon’s calm light. Ah, sing the song full sweet and low For sad November that we know! November's here! OW patiently the cornstalks rear Their hoary heads, while frost sprites leer Upon them from their new built homes, Through which the youthful dewdrop roams. Ah, all too swiftly will it go, This dear November that we know! . —J. Corson Miller. Dolume XX. November, 1919. . Number 11.