The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-05-27


Well fort nat wi man had he nee been born
! Out of the who the silly hearts,
Who held very dear the lock of hair
A fool, quotha? He fool of parts.
D OOSEVELT ON TOLSTOI To find parallel to Mr. Roose
Tolstoi in the current Outlook it would be
necessary to go history suppose Ceon writ
impressions of Socrates Tosto certainly laid himself
abuse by interfering the last campaign, but the inter
was obviously general grounds
the pbraseology of any particular PLATFORM message
sympathy fellow peaceover In the Roosevelt article there
old hapng the distinction between men OF action and
men who live only the library distinction which
Lis bad old phrase the who do things
That there are men thought only obvious,
that there admitted But the
Influence Tolsto writings and the influence of printed
word on primarily and think econdariy negligible
Rooseve article be followed though is to be
ed that high the world should
himself thought of his generation 1t is its insnua
ton deprav that the nequy of the is
manifest hardly be expected that the author of the
suicide atchword with the author of the Kreuzer
Sonata relations but there be
the contained the statement that the contradiction
To theory and practice In such matters rs expcaoe
nv by one two very hypothesis neither of which
ry here to As matter of fact the field for hypothesis
is unlimited and contradiction itself questioned
view of many his works For instance quoted
Dr. LYMAN article the issue OF the Outlook which
exho the truly orthodox To asen
article myriad crees and condemn him for not acting
condemn great reformer from Luther to
The man developed his ceeds have developed where
his detraoo TO obtain thorough appreciation
worth of three prominent writer's Mr. Kooves
article should with W. Howe view OF Toso in late
number of the North American Review
MAGAZINES ON TAP Speaking professional point of
view periodicals those which not big
slippery Ladies' Home Journal and Country Life and not
small and liable to get the Phisne and Sgebush
Philosophy the matter 1t Is hard be-
of periodicals of all
magazine Modes which should stand the
head of it's class covering of Partisan activity
from Paqun Apart from the destinations OF the Police
Gazette what deecab TO the lover OF which
the Congressional Record? Then there that
not humanity which the Common
er portion which it. There the dryo
mefuy disguised Shapers and
kind like Schoiarsthe Everything
kind-the Graft in thSenae kind and the
tIers England conditions similar Apart from the heavy
reviews suitable read the an the bulk OF the
English largely the sloppest trash published
zines publications. like Current Literature and the
English Reviews which useful to be almost
essential to anyone keep touch with the worlds
proges
. AUREATE ON TOAST Austin's latest attempt at
poetry Hands Across the Sea rhapsody meets with much we'll
deserved The last stanza part of which
"And if You will but stand by U.s.
= Then We will stand by YOU
;" - e' r. s'Tiokle me- Jonathan tickle me, do.
You tickle me, and I'll tickle you"
But and found desirable produce
rubbish kind Alfred charmingy feminine
mingled and verse; The Garden that Love- is IN
stinct with spirit conadisncton the spirit Of
the widest stretch could the Laureate
called and is to be feared that he nhers the
fame Of some of his predecessors the alcohol of the
nncad But gentleman the old school wishes
loving wife not under fifty with Christmas gift The
said death of Swnbune leaves Mr. Austin merit
to that bad eminnce Possibly the late queen whose ONE
cy the translation this Bottom the
action like other affairs Of English public e mas