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m. publication, 35 cts; total 1886
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14
Prison Executions.

ITLSO/L E.CECLCULOILS.
THERE are several states in the >Union wherein
sentenced to be hanged executed in
penitentiaries. At present this state is also
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY of having all executions
take place in the Minnesota state prison. Much can
be said for and against such change. 1t is quite
obvious why sherffs are in sympathy with the pro-
posed measure. No can blame them for trying
to avoid the most task connected with their
high Office.
Still, the purpose of the law is not much to
exact revenge, but rather to sacrifice life for the
wholesome effect and deterrent influence such asac-
ri6ce is supposed to exercise upon others. If this,
then is correct would it not logical to suppose
that these executions should take place in the
munity were the crime committed? However,
If this theory is incorrect, then it would be imma-
terial where such executions took place. It would
seem that the of human misery in prison was
sufficient without adding additional terrors.
If capital punishment must survive it would be
well to have efficient state hangman to supervise
its operation This would be satisfactory to those
sheris who believe that all executions should be
acted at this institution.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14

respond nobly they might have done in time Of
need.
| Attic the Japs may be cool and calculating they
will in contest with this country. find their super
iors in bravery and courage men who know how to
fight and how to die in getting at their enemy.
However there is little likelihood of these two coun
tries coming to blows. The San Francisco episode
does not warrant it. What little war there is con-
sists of nothing more than newspaper war. Japan
does not want one-neither does this country. The
Japanese are sufficiently burdened with colossal
war debt as it is without mourning additional liabili
ties Lastly Japan has better friend in the world
than the United States If it was not for the moral
support of England and this country, she would not
be what she is today.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14
II War of Words.

IT HAS been predicted that, in the event of awar
between this country and Japan the Japanese would
make the Americans fight the battle of their lives.
This conclusion is based upon the absurd idea Of
Japans success against Russia country that here
tofore was considered principally from
strateglsts viewpoint. Russias powerfullness
ly existed on paper, and less reliable than the
glowing promises of wildcat speculator. Whereas,
it is notorious fact that she lacked every essential
qualification necessary to efficient army andnavy.
When Japan finds herself at war with England,
Germany, or the United States she is not likely to
forget it, In the event of her going to war with
this country she will not encounter disheartened,
illtreated and poorly equipped army and navy.
With Russia these conditions predominated thruout
her entire service; and as result the men failed to
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14
Is He JeStiN6?

Is lie oeSt1K9Y
The new leader of Zion City has announced
that hades has been abolished and that henceforth
the erring will be punished here earth Further
more, he states that hades has always been on this
sphere and that suffering happiness is just what
each individual makes it. This is true; but when
Mr.. Vova talks about hades being abolished. weare
inclined to think that he is jesting, that he has
donned Dowies mantle and will rely upon sensation
alsm to attract converts.
No one imagines for moment that Mr.. Vova
has obtained inside information pertaining to the
torrd regions, that things in this tabled territory
becoming cold and damp. John Alexander Dowie
was noted for his wild predictions, and it such
"jesting' that cost him his sanity throne If the
present ruler wishes to avoid his predecessors fate
he should carefully avoid making bombastic asser-
TONS 1t is true that this information may be CRATE
fully acknowledged by many, but most people will
simply say that he is crazy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14

Voluntary self murder is not only violation of
the divine law but is also crime against society.
We are social beings. We owe duty to the CON-
monweath as we'll as to ourselves. We mutually de-
pend on another, like the members of our physi-
cal body, s'for of liveth to himself, and no
man dieth to himself" Human society may becom-
pared to grand army, every member of which has q
special place and mission assigned to him by his
sovereign commander. Cardinal Gibbons.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14

\ LITTLE MUTUAL ADMIRATION. Many thanks to Mr. g.
weekly
Otherwise would be merely painting the lily may be allowed
metaphor wish that spite Of the fact
get my classical appetite under weigh close where Mr.
pudding has collision between
this subject Merely of love at first sight
IN RE PROBLEM is always pleasure to to admit when
and when implied that the problem published
worth attention oveaed the Butat
stick position that the fact OF the problem be-
easily guessbe rather deacts from it's interest For the ben
those who forgotten the terms OF the problem will
peat ability: fashionable church collection
up result being 81 COINS altogether worth dollar B.
Each
copper worth there
number of each kind The N B.
stands for "no buttons"
of number of silver coins
each silver coin Total value copper coins in
of copper number OF cents each
CON- Therefore, Of collection of sill
each copper conn., But number of silver
silver Therefore, total value
copper cons number copper of silver coins
That the product Of the numbers of the silver and
100 Or the product Of the numbers above So The
step depends the following Given the and product
find the difference the subtract four
the result and take the Of the
shall be pleased anayze this rule weeks
OF the the problem depends the for
finding numbers when their and difference given which
lis elementary s
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14
Among Our Exchanges.

ROCKEFELLER has been liberal with his money
towards educational institutions Recently he do
mated 100000 to promote the of general ed
ucation turnout the United States. This makes his
total donations along this line just $4,000, $780,
Saltwater Gazette.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14
HELIOG.RAMS


Many the socaled FOUNDERS square men.
pipe lighter is a hustler watch his smoke
tramp says never saws any wood
little with a big like engine with big
narrowminded wears broad smile on
his face.
The with chip his shoulder dangerous
the who throws stones at chickens.
exchange says danger By this
would infer that the Senate is liable kick him
When the corporations Congress
car of progress detached from his train of thought
The Texas legislature appointed investigate
Ohio sentenced prison life stealing
five pounds pork had the hire good lawyer and
aenist the jury bum steer he doubt would
saved his bacon.
young plunging into a.
whou by ephoning the authorities Now people prickd
their when told that the would take the
but who would have thought that the telephone would
place Of the red flannel petticoat.
pusers having lots fun
member of the Colorado legislature registered Denver hotel
Hon Lucy Brown and husband Now only matter of short
time until the lady awmker takes her old poke of husband along
look after luggage
will him all but him with brass check
have the porter throw him into the baggageroom
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14

DAME nature has not in years been SO busy max
ing ice as she has this winter But the icemen will
put up the old 'short CROP story next summer
See if they don't.-Duluth Herald.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14
NOTICE.

PERSONS receiving copies THE MIRROR who not
regular lists will please consider such sample
copies. reading that THE MIRROR
worthy patronage send to this Office for
trial subscription at published above.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14
The UnWritteN LOzU.

The U7lzUritteN LNzU.
AT THE present time much is being said about
the unwritten law. This is due to the frequency in
which it has been resorted to of late. The inter-
prefers of the unwrtten law say that if speaks
dsparagngly of anothers wife, the aggrieved party
is justified in taking the sanderers life. And it is
claimed that this procedure is ustifable, regardless
of the fact that written laws have superseded it.
Members of the bar and judges on the bench do not
recognize the lawfulness of such barbaric method
But public opinion, however, seems to countenance
this form of retribution juries seldom convict
those who appeal to the unwritten law their just
fcation.
So long as the law applies to such ofenses, it
would seem that the defendant had as little right to
appeal to the unwritten law, convicted thief had
to point to his poverty justification for his crime.
If man steals loaf of bread to keep from starving
he is amenable to the law. He cannot advance the
plea that efpreservation is the first law of nature
In like manner the sanctity of the home should be
safeguarded by the law, and not by frenzied indi-
viduals who are swayed by hate and revenge If the
written law should once accept the theory involved
in the unwritten law, such crimes would be more
frequent than they But there is little dan
ger of this occurring for the unwritten law is
not always sufficient to uphold those who resort toit
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14

MIRROR weekly published in the Minnesota State
Prison. and is edited and
aged by objects
the psoners acquant
prisoners disseminate pathological
prejudice which has been
the bar sinister The
dependent financial support time there
surplus would be the
interests prison library.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14

LNSLUCUULO/tCLC UOeTS.
AMONG the many penitentares and reforma-
tories thruou the different states is to be found many
newspapers that either conducted by inmates, or
else in charge of chaplain who supervises the work
Twenty years ago few prison papers were in exist
ence; most of them have been founded during the
past ten years Among the more recent these pub
locations is the Star Of Hope, at Sing Sing, N Y,
and the Lend Haald published in the Oregon peni-
Tertiary. Perhaps the most known of prison news
papers is the Star Of Hope. This, in measure is
tiles for getting out large paper.
In the New York prison is to be found more tai
ent for the purpose of getting out successful
paper than is the case elsewhere In that state the
prisoners of the various state institutions contribute
articles it, and the result is that the editors of the
Star Of Hope have abundant material from which to
select available articles for publication. Occasionally
the paper is imposed upon but this is hardly to be
avoided It is impossible for one Cor ten men, for
that matter to keep abreast of the vast amount of
reading that is brought out each week.
The Star Of Hope is devoting page each week
to giving lessons in shorthand This department is
ably conducted, and will be the of helping
many prisoner to master the science Since all
the United States prisoners being housed at
Atlanta and Fort Leavenworth, should not be
surprised if the federal authorities permitted the
publication of prison paper in of these places
Fort Leavenworth contains enough bankers to sue
cessfully finance paper.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-02-14
SALT AND SUPERSALT.
BY ANGLICUS.

THE SORROWS OF MARY.
MARY had a pure food ham,
Twas guaranteed superior;
The next thing Mary noticed was
Trouble in her interior.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-02-10

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glarib auf Ter STEELE getootet. Was
Die Grploiion peruridhte lit nod niht
teitgeiteat, Opb gl1uben Die 8edmten
Ger 4Hlage. Dap Oas 1nsIiid ourd
@uft9auen BON gefrorenen 30bren ents
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go. 527 Is. Str, geItor5sn. ~ 2eroD
OotSforo, Elm 60 Sabre alter Snidiie
Der Soloatenbeimatb, ipuroe i'm Qdrte
bes Snitituts erfroren aufsefanoen.
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3uitdnbe iih i'm 9art nieoerlests
Ter Is Sabre ute Ism. S6ad, Rp.
1106 %. Str. fiel Eel ieiner gr6sit
i'm Bolton Store in einen 3u5er D0u
HtiBeu 8dfers uuO purOe le5ensse=
fdbrIi6 perbriibt.
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Winntfota.

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