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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

RUINS fommt igren6 Elm b~eliebiges
@eiangitiid, oas oft gar feine 8e3ie.
bung gum fl. Opfer fat; 6ageger1
mer6en &prie, Gloria, greoo, @anc.
tbs un6 Mgnus Sci bon Sen gompo.
niiten irgen6 elmer meltli9en, oft audi
lei@tfertigen Ebeatermuiit angepobt,
Ser FL. Cert babel oft ner6rebt uno
peritiimmelt. 2eioer beiteben iolde
3ultanoe nod an bielen 0rten, au4
on einigen in 1tnierer Di05eie. SIT es
81 5u mrnoern, menn ernite, gottes,
fiirdtige @brilten 6ie itile 6riibmeie
SEM @odamte bor5ieben? Tbeater.
@eiange tpolen ite inn Opernbanie
nidt ober i'm @ottesbaufe boren. Dos
@ottesba1s lift 6a5u beitimmt, sic
Seelen nod oben gu 5iebeu, fir SITE
Elm Surium Gor6a 81 fem; oesbalb
meg nit auer fogenamten &irden-
muiif, melde Bios ser meltliden
Slim ret5en6en Muiif entnommen iit.
@otterleu6tete Mdnner, nno Dor
Muem sic Eapfte als sic oberiten Sir.
ten Ser Stride @ottes, boben 5u per-
idie6enen Soften un6 ouf Die ernite1te
@eiie ermobnt, 6aB mir a1gemein 5r,.
riidfebren gum @regorianiiben Sir.
henqeianq, un6 coma Defenders 3ur
betligen ltebung. 6aB gar3e 9oIf an
oemielben tbeilnebmen gu laifen, 3d.
unit 6aour6 ole @ldubigen fi9 inni.
ger nit Ser fl. 2iturgie berbin6en
nn6 aus 6iefer Qnene Ieben6igen
@oiiers ret6lid id0pfen CUR stdr.
flung 6es @la,1bens, 5ur 8elebung ser
6r0mmigfeit uno our 8egriin6ung eli.
mes tief @riitliden 9ebens. Denn Ser
bonn firdli6en @eborfam gebeiligte
@borolgeio11g pirft beiIigeno auf sic
5eelen, gerabe mie sic bon Ser Stride
eingefebten Sacramentale; tpabreno
ser 6ur@ Sen ltttgeborfam aegen bie
FL. Stride entbeiligte, peltli6e ioge,
nannte &ir6engeiang beim @ottes.
6ienft Ser bouen 3utpen611ng Ser gu,
dartitiiden @na6en Elm mGdtiges
Sinoernib e%ntgegeniebt.
2eioer boben fid man6e Brieiter
nn6 2oien 10 iebr an rnebr o6er tperi,
ger rnftrdblide 3uitdn6e Ser 8irden,
multi eeuobnt, baB fie fogar sic 8e,
bauptung auffter(en, es fei rnm0gli@,
Sic @ebote nn6 @iinfde Ser FL. Sir.
de betreff @b~oralgeiang r1n6 @oIfsge.
fang 6urd3ufiibren. @eitiibt olf Die.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Miagenleioen periauinoeu.

Magen<, 2eber- uno Mieren.8e-
idper6en, labmer &iiden uno tpeibIt.
DIE &%ranfbeiten berid1pinoen, tpe1,,1
@leftriide 8itters gebrau9t tperoen.
Eouienoe bon 5rauen 1poqen 11idt
obne cine Glaide in ibrem $aufe fein.
gli3a &ool bon Depetp, Soma,
idreibt: Electric 8itters bob mid
bonn &ranten. uno S9mer3enslager
nro bat mir cine @eIt bon @utes &c.
than. Sd mo&te, oaB ieoe Ieioenoe
1rau oiefes ol1sge5eidnete MitteI ge-
brauden fonrte a1n6 o1sfdnoe, ,pie i9
es tbot, tpie gut es it," Do es tau
leno oroeren gebolfen bat, miro es
gemib oas @leide fir gu@ tbun.
SSeoe Slaf9e garantiert. 5Ot un6
$t.00. Bel alien Mpotbefern. s. 6.
8udIen & 60, &biIa6elpbia ODER Ct.
Souls. - An3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
1et, BLOB als Sbeil ser 2iturgie gel.

net, BLOB ols Sbeil ser 2iturgie gel.
ten."
9ies iinb 6ie tpidtigiten firdndea
@rnnoiabe in 8e3ug ouf @irdenmu-
tit. @a@ 6em @runoiabe 6es apo-
itels, 6aB oas 8eib in ser Stride
idtpeigen ion, miro audi perlangt, bob
Manner un6 &naben sic eigentliden
gorfanger beim &irdend]ore fem fol-
len; oaB feline tpeibIiden @oIoianqe-
rtnnen benin &trde11d)ore feien; oomit
tit aber 6ur@aus ni9t ben Grarens.
per ionen berboten, beim 8olfsdore
mtt5niingen, 10 tpentg tpie linen Der.
boten lit, beim gemeimidoftlidem &C.
bette laut m~it5ubeten.
Gonn meiit Ser &odm'ite ST.. ST.
19of 6arauf bin, 6aB er Elm einbeitli-
DIES @eiang= un6 @ebetbiidlein fir
Die 6eutiden @emein6en feiner Ci6.
5eie babe berfaiien laiien, lr6 befieblt
lotlien aQgemeine @infIbrune. sss11
oasielbe 0eibt es NIT 8e5ug oorouf
in Dem Sirteni6reiben tpeiter) mob
men mir cine gr0Bere 8abl oeutfder
&ir6enlteoer auf, 6amtt unier @oIf,
ge1naB 6em @unide ser Stride, BET
Sen offentliden M116odten in ser Sir
DIE ut1o BEL Ben @ausa1poa6ten in ill.,
rem Samilien, SOS @irdenlieo in Ser
Mutteriprabe mie6er gu gbren brin-
ge. Die meilten 6ieier 6euti9en Sir
9enlie6er tpl1r6en felt Sabrbunoerten
IN ser often &ein1atb geiungen uno
baben uniere @oreltern 1urd 6ieleI-
ben lire 6r0mmigfeit entfIammt nno
ibren @lal1ben gefrdftigt.
Mus Sen nun %folgenoen Geroronun<
gen 6es 8iidofs ieien sic noditeben-
Sen ertpabnt: 1. o. Mqe @otbolifenL
Manmer uno 5raue,1, SiingIinge nnb
Sung raue11, &1naben uno Mdoden,
melde cine orbentlide Gimme unb
mtiifalii@es @eb0r babem, ioaen es
alS cine @brenpflidt betradten, beim
@otteSoienite mit5uiingen, uno oen
@eiangsiibungen, fotpeit ols m5gIid,
%regelmdbig bettpobnen. 2. g. 8e-
fon6ers mabren6 ser @intermenate
iollen in allen @emeinben tpo9entIia
regelmabige @eiangsiibungen ftatt-
fin6en.. .. 3. a. Sic @eidnge beim
ia%cromentalen Segen, ndmli9 oos %
SalntariS Sofia" nno rGontum St.
CO." iomie bie lateiniiden @onren
SER Ut. nn6 Mntter @ottes+ 2itanei mer-
ben bonn gan5en @olte in ser Stride
eingeiibt, un6 nodber reeeImdBtq
bonn gan5en @olfe geiungen. 4. o.
gbenio miro bon Set gu 3eit Elm
oeutides &trdenlte6 bon ser eo1taen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

|ie faIi6e 8ebauptung, riibren iie audi
nidt einmal einen Singer, Inn in Die.
fer tuidttgen Sa@e ser fl. Stride 3u
geborden.
IS lift 6aber Dor Mnem notbpenoig,
bob &rieiter nnb @olf einfeben, 6aB
es mirflid m0gli@ lit, ben fir9Iiden
~8eitimmltngen nad3ufomme1 nn6
Damn entidie6en &an6 anleger, bieiel-
ben 6urd5ufiibren. Die Stride Der.
langt nie-etmas ltnm0glt6es. 8as in
friiberen Sabrbun6erten 6ur6fiibrbar
mor, lit audi iebt m0glid. >. .l1nmog.
lid lit eS bloB, 100 es ant g,1ten 8il.
len feblt, Bios mo man Sen eigenerr
per6orbenen @eibmod Dem Ser tGn6-
nib un6 l1rtbeile Ser FL. Stride Dor.
5iebt. @ollen mir aber &aboIifen
ietn, nidt Bios 6em Mamen nob, [or=
bern audi in Der Ebat, 10 lafiet nns
inns Ser 2eitung Ser FL. Stride anper-
trauen, 1aiiet inns Sen foli6en &C.
i6mad gemdB Ben @runbi6ben ser FL.
Stride reformiren; Iaiiet nns bic
@ori@riften uno @iinide Ser fl. @ir-
DIE audi in @e5ug auf Sen g%ottesoienlt-
ilt6en @eiong m1tbtg un6 freu6ig
6ur9fibren!
IS lit %11otbtpen6tg, Die tpidttgften
fir6li@en @run6idbe un6 @eeeln u1rs
ein5upragen, meIde @apft Bius x. in
ieinem rMotu @roprio" fur3 3ufam-
mengefobt bat:
~Die &irfenmltiit muB ben @bo-
rafter Ser @eiIigfeit, mobrer @unit
mn6 Mlgemeinbeit boben.-Der Gre
gorianiide @eiong m1B gang befon,
bers mie6er beim @o1fe. eingefubrt
peroen, aamit sic @briitgldnbigen
no6 bem 8eiipiele ibrer @orfabren
1T innigerer Weiie an ser fl. 2iturgie
mobren Mntbeil nebmen. = Sc mmB
oafur geiorgt tperoen, boB feiee Mmiif
in Ser Stride 5ugelaiien tperoe, tpe16e
etnen meltliden o6er tbeatroltf6en
|@barofter bat. - Das 2ateinif9e lit
Die &irdeniprabe, 6esboB oorf Bel
Ser FL. 2iturgie, Defenders beim &od-
amt un6 beim Officinm Wefper)
Nidts in Ser 2an6esiprode gefnnge1t
tper6en. = ga fir 6ie ein5elnen Iitur.
giiden &an6lungen sic Serte, tpeIde
geil1ngen mer6en, nn6 beren 9rbmung
FIND, 10 6arf ntdts Mnoeres
an beren 5telle gefebt, nod biirfen
'6teielben Serte 1tnterlaiie1t ooer Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

fiir3t tperben. - Ser liturgii6e Sert
muB obne 8eran6erung ODER @ie6er>
bolung uno auf cine @etie geiungen
mer6en, tpeld}e Sen 5ub0ren6en @brilt>
gldubigen beritdn6li@ iit. - @as Ser
8rieiter am Mltare iingt, ion nidt
bon Der Srgel begleitet mer6en. -
Die Muiif 6arf BEL Ben beiltgen &an6-
lungen ni@t CUR Sa11ptiade gemadt
mer6en, 10 6aB sic 2iturgie gleidfam
our @ag6 ernte6rigt mir6; ion6ern
pielmebr mug Die Muitf untergeor6-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11

Ser 8ildof bot sic itrenglte Yflidt,
5u lorgen u11o 5,1 lpader, 6aB in alen
@irden iei1er Di05eie ser @otteS.
oienlt gern6B sen fir6liden @eieben
uno ul1f eine miir6ige @eiie gefeiert
,perbe.
Mad) Sabrtauienb alter nebnng,
Iou, no INNER es m0gli@ lit, in ieber
Hforr= uno Miiiionsfir6e an alien
CONT uno eebotenen Belttagen Elm
@od)on1t ltottfin6en; fer1er ion Ma6-
mittags Die @eiper geiungen tper6en;
erlolid erlaubt sic Stride, Sen Sacra.
%n1entalen @egen gu geben. 9ieies iiro
oie getpobnli6en liturgiiden &ano-
lunger, BEL meId)en sic Stride ielbit
beltimmt, mas gel ungen mer6en ion,
uno no iie 1eIbit iopobI Sen Sert als
a1h Sic Melooien Ser @eiGnge Dor.
fdreibt.
S11 8e5ug onf sic Meelo6ien be-
trodtet sic fl. Stride Sen @regoriani-
iden @eiang ols SEN tpabrbaft fir@<
liden @eiang im b%o11iten @rabe er-
laubt dber nod an6ere Melo6ien, TO-
fern lie Sen firhlihen 8~elttmmungen
entipreden. Ser @regorianii6e ODER
Gborolgeiong bot feline Mnfange III
SEN 8eiten Ser MpolteI, tpur6e 6nr6
HopIt @regor Sen @roben tint baS
Sobr 600 nob Gbriiti @eburt per-
. poufommnet nn6 gerege1t uno 1T ieit-
Der INNER ols Ser eigentltde &ird)ene
geiang betradtet por6en.
@don ser @eoonfe, 6oB sic Gbri-
ften 10 bieler ssobrbnnoerte in Sen
@regorianii6en Melo6ien @ottes Sob
eeinngen nn6 6a6nr6 tbren @1auben
nn6 tire 6r0mmigfeit GuBerli9 BE-
tannt, un6 tnnerbalb geitdrft nn6 BE-
Iebt boben, ionte nns Sen @regoriant.
{den @boralgeiang lieb un6 tbeuer
MAIDEN.
Ser @regorioniide @boraIgeiang
Bat Sbeile, melde bonn gan3en @olfe
seiungen mer6en fouen. Dieielben
fin6 besbolb, BEL an ibrer %ergreifen-
Ben @60nbeit, 10 einfab, 6aB ole
@laubigen, tpelde ettpas muiifaliides
@ebor baben, gang leidt 6ieielben Ter
men nn6 beim @ottes6ienite mitiingen
fonnen. @oIhe Tbeile iin6: beim
5odamt 6os 4prie, Gloria, Gre6o,
sonctus un6 @gnl1s 3ei, iotpie Die
&eiponforien Ser Meife; Bel Ser
@eiper 6ie NfaImer, Ser &pmnus pr6
6as Magntftcat; en6li6 sic 2itoneien
un6 6ie bor9ei9rtebenen @ei6nge
beim Recommendation @egen. Mrr1ere
fbeile iino idtpieriger, entfolten ober
cine Sd0nbeit ur6 411nft, bie be5o11-
bern6 mirft un6 urs in Die Beitibee
Der etn3elnen Sonntoge nnb Geite
mddttg einfiibrt. @oI9e Ebeire 1in6:
Ssntroitus, @ro6uole, Offertorinrr,
Communion befm &odamt, 6ann sic
befon6eren Mntipbonen BEL Ser Yefper.
$50 Der airdengefang gemdB Sen
@orihriften nn6 @iinfden Ser beili-
gen Stride gepflegt miro, Edit man
neben Dem groBen @efang@or, an
bem ole @Idubigen tbeilnebmert fol-
len, einen beionberen @bor geidulter
Gdnger, M6inner uno @noben, tpel9e
Die genannten fdmierigen @efdnge re-
selm6Btg einiiben nno beim @ottes-
bienfte %bortragen. Mnitatt beifen bot
felt ettpn 6rei Sobrbnnberten fid in
btelen 2dn6ern sic @etpobnbeit efnge-
biireert, boB BLOB cine fIeine 3obI
bon Sdngern betm @ottes6ienfte Ben !.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
Gin @irtembrief 1ber
&ir6entnnff.
M>inecut Mehrlc. =. g. g.,

@imecut @ebrlc, =. g. g.,
Ourd) @ottes un6 0es Mpo1toli1ben
StubleS @nuoe 8iidof BON 8iSm1ard,
ait ale Erielter uno @laubigen Der
oellt}den @e1netn0en I'M erer Di05ele
6ruB u1o Segen i'm Serrn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-26
Good AND BAD MILK
Shown BY PICTURES
IRINU or ANIMAL INDUSTRY
HAS EAHlIsIT FROM THE
DAIRY DIVISION,

The market milk exhibit from tuc
Dairy Division, Bureau of Animal In
dus.ry, consists Of sixteen large pie
lures representing good and bad con-
d.ions u the production and hand
.ua of market milk. They show dirty
barns and milk houses, careless moth
eds NJ milking, ana the iusauitary de-
livery of milk, Contrasted with this
are pictures of good conditions. There
is also q chart showing the CASTRO
Intestinal disorders among the cadets
lat the United states Nayal Academy
.at Annapolis. Maryland. This iusu-
tuition established is own dairy about
two years ago; and since the install
lutiun ~ the system whereby the
academy was insured of a pure milk
supply there has been a great re-
GuctIon which has been taking place
from month 10 month.
The mirror., 1913-02-06
Ap a G he 81 Corner

our SOLD sonnet you fellow doing good
he for his SHINING feowman Do
not say ne for you'd give all get your
little hammer and-knock When gronce faen-tryne
hard to live the right When her working py
ing had by night If she church
your ock just get little hammer andknock When
army lassie trying you your mite
what other fellows not give her
then block yes get your little hammer and-knock
you band of Christians
Chriss assisanceHs pardon feel there idly
Watching Start right mock
And when no oness in vu v For
hell always both night called
knocker sane to wha big lock- waiting there
when you-knock!
The mirror., 1913-02-06
Mayyou and and all Of us.
Thelong and short andstall of Us,
Have each 4nd every 6ne Of US,
EsDfosperous New Year
-Montevideo Leader

Hurrah! The Slum is to be wip.
ed out. Our social vision is getting
clearer. Who is going to accom-
plish this imposslbility? Why, the
new woman" God bless 'em. J How
is she going about it? Oh, the
same way in which she alights from
astreet car, which same is backwards.
She is going to. ignore the cause: she
is going to punish the sequence, wipe
1t out entirely. Did you ever see
farmer with a plow wiping. out a
patch of sage brush? tie leaves
many wounds in the ground doesn't
he? So it is when a band of club
women starts out to regulate the con-
duct of her own sex, she goes at it
like farmer with hoe regulating
weeds. For goodness sake, if we are
to have a newer, cleaner civilization
let us bring it about without The an
gelsin heaven pausing-to weep!
The mirror., 1913-02-06

M n fssns sap sseBG the # interest M s 'hs pe n n se''s
TO INMATES.
arrivals and all Others desiring send The The MIkkG W
sss os s 5 sa @ s p :s%Pss ns @ es 'as
sd s 'e sss %s s "s% paper which
sayy ssy night not All inmates are requested comply
CHURCH NOTICE MOT ICE. s,.,,u mo.,;,. p,o,,,,,
and sss % s Gs sunday 9s k ssass
IT requires good perfect reflection.
RECEIPT ship the force of gavi
THE most Christian people you useless buck
the yet they breath likely that
Fatalm is false teaching.
pece the smile of leaving prison.
and name the thing Happiness
by Arctic traveller that when day. out with
fatigue turned m Esqu%aux hut to get little the %
and gave him her baby for pillow
THE fewer ties of family aud friendship easily
he advty The who settles
community with becomes part of it, anchors himself in the
haven the hearts his neghors and friends able weather
i'll winds the great oaks'of the forest
thought the conclusion
that
than he knew Justice blind indeed and umb
ling like sick horse often eads under foot
the she is supposed to protect
THERE good many hard helping hand
who when flat the mud Yet
thing through helping others,
be helped We all dependent one one and %
bly, can, in that his may be rough.
talking with of middle who has
key.
which led he had suffered Yes here
hardened have suffered have felt
pang keeny that Many ago. continued Il did thar
which the home of lonely old
stripped bare everything value; all his little keepks and
he had in the world with them sold
junk dealer in the city Months later back in the
locality by chance the old fellow and heard him tell
the that crossed his wrnkled old during the
telling like sword and left wound thai has healed
many that hd would have relieved
Ye he concluded tell that
thing have suffered months for of pleasure
from the ashingon prison.
Of
highly official in the resignation of Reed
Wa Waa He has accepted the
May Mr. Reed has been connected with
Before he became Warden of the
ary he OF the state training school for
girls a Chehalis
remory ofdealing with offenders have had
Reed He neither sentimental harsh
applied humane methods without going
discipline In his administration the
abolished and the grading prisoners accordance with behavior
While others deserve credit for these changes Mr. Reeds
has been all times.
The eomaory institutions of Washington have taken
the eight adopting the advanced
ideas They rank with institutions Of states that
led the work offenders make them better ct
reduction
favor of the reformatory
adopted. Minnesota takes mighty good man from us"
The mirror., 1913-02-06


when you-knock!
Once, in the long ago, for believing
The world bitter, md folks al unkind;
Two stretched before grevng;
In after years. regrefully, knew had been blind.
Now I'm for the knowing my SHINING
That made think the OF of strife
Since the truth CAME home eIvema beginning
And I'm getting lots of good and joy, from life
Once was for thinking that took pleasure
In handing me the doublecross every style
| felt that of overfowing measure
And Hell! things hardly while"
got mighty tired of worry I in to showing
That loved the world tt wrong
rm>on optimsm's m keeping on going
Along the trail Of sunshine for heart has
Baroness Won Paandt Hoander Europe
recently Before going however she concerning
Girls"
Where lovely girl 49, with short skirts hair down
her back? Heavens The girls maid
Baroness might have added where the m
cy) 16 that has oneha the education
ago Which leads
Christmas Courant MARY D. McFadden) ir wand
tory the school Sadie and Nellie
twelve or fourteen rushe job Months LATER they
are right where they started"
Editor Sheets Press developing
his neck O. tn
exceptionally good considering paper
blue eyeda of II the author of the
her be Ruth Pentin:
in many Journal This bit of worth passing
the little barefoot child,
With smile bright,
And a mild?
Welcome him people, in
It's cold of DOORS but Within
So his feet
To make good cheer,
For he is the wonderful glad New Year.
>
From Christmas
>1NfayD ddn)
Free thinking fine thing
ed at mothers knee cannot be substituted
Fra Abertus echong
down Remember day
keep 1t holy"
Joe Wood of Seattle 21 old sthe champion He
100 words his regular work in law office
blind, but isn't he inspiring?
Even editor through with gIeanngs Did
his of Aah?' I'd like every
habit" So take Sherlock
the many good books you are reading.
bunch Of fellows help them
you pretty thought
Another day Tell it: Preach it,
When you find some chap, most gave up the fighting
A whisper puts him back into the rlay;
he digs and things they ghtng,
When you tell him that he has Another Day.
Christmas Hope grand The Cup
5242O thing
publication Surely life worth while that fashion
The mirror., 1913-02-06
Giving The--H err Due

Poets have sung of Lillian and of Mable,
Myrtle. too has graced many rhy me;
But will sing, some day. if am able,
OF Bridget-Ann. and it will be sublime.
I'll tell of titan 1ued, sun kissed tresses,
I'll insinuate a washtub and-a can,
Red petticoat. an ahem. (three guesses).
When strike up an ode to Bridget-Ann.
The mirror., 1913-02-06

The guy that grinds out the dope
for the St. Louis Humorist says: The
best letter in the alphabet is E'' be-
cause it's not in war, but always in
peace. 1t is the beginning of exist
ence and the end Of trouble. With.
out it there would be no meat, no
bread. no gospel, no heaven. p And
no beer, no coppers, and no poets.
The mirror., 1913-02-06
Epitaphs

Bill Boozer's taken his last drink.
He had his share on earth, we think.
His end was sad. alas; alack.
The cloves he swallowed was q tack.
Cincinnati Inquirer
Sam Snooks has passed from earthly scenes.
No doubt dwells on some distant star:
While he was staring at two queens
He slept before an auto car
Birmingham Age Herald
Here lies. in his last repose
What once was Mordicia Spy;
While looking at a pair of hose
A hatpin jabbed him in the eye.
The mirror., 1913-02-06
TO INMATES.


sandal MIRROR
privilege following rules Write
Kept clean
with whether sending
The mirror., 1913-02-06

Christmas number Hope grand The
Sing 5220 finest thing have
publication life while
poem, all meaningless
certainly the worth the poem
The of Hope
Women Prison. We wonder sling poetry.
The mirror., 1913-02-06

in
in
nssfe
financial
WILDE expended dinth the library
The mirror., 1913-02-06
Sublime Verse

They ringed the bell in Boston, but
II did not keep intact;
1t pealed aloud for liberty
And then they cried, it's cracked.
He ringed belle in dear Duluth
1 simply state fact
He told it to his bachelor pards
A nd then they said. it's cracked.
The mirror., 1913-02-06

The northern Editors associate
meet at St. Cloud meant quite a lot
to Yours Truly" for through it I
was favored by visit from Editor
Mussey of Theft River Falls. He
LETT his house by the side of the
road" to be friend to man: and l
Il shall never forget it.
The mirror., 1913-02-06


Chlan Protestant
and Catholic Sunday
The mirror., 1913-02-06

There is always considerable talk
at Christmastide about being good
fellows" to those who need such as
sociations. The suggestion is so
good that it might we'll be acted up
on all the year round.-Two Harbors
Journal-News.
No man can be hero or noble action take,
When somewhere out of reach he finds that his
suspenders break.-Dallas News
No man can be an orator, I'm right here to de-
clare,
If He goes towards the pitcher and the pitcher
isn't there.-Me
The mirror., 1913-02-06

The best thing we have seen in
The Mirror, lately, is the Voices of
The City," by A. NJ. The writer
said it was hard to describe Chicago:
We agree with him. We wonder
how he will describe Doublin Gulch
when he covers Butte, Montana.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-04-24
EACH MAN OWNS STREET CAR
Public ccnveyancee Are Net Dc
pended Upon In Mombasa-Draft
Animals Unknown.


There are no horses or draft am
mails ia Mambasa; the fly Is too dead
ly. Therefore all hauling is done by
hand. The tiny tracks Of the unique
street car system ran everywhere
any Que would wish 10 80, branching
of even into private grounds and 70
the very front doors of bungalows far
out Of town Zach resident owne his
own street car, just as elsewhere q maH
has his own carriage. There are, Of
course, public cars iso, each with it5
pair OF boys 20 push II and also
number OF rathor deerepit riekshaWa
as q natural corollary TO the paagen.
ser traffic, the lreighting also is hand.
lod by tae blacks on large dat trucks
with short guiding poles, These men
are quite naked SAFE for a smell ia'n
cloth; are beautifully ehaned and
gilsten al over from the pigaIoD
shining 81 ha sun SO fine tao teT
ture Of their skins the so.Jl -
their color so riHniing The play o.
muscles Chat CHS shining persplratiaa
81 lisg @ beautiful polish. They pasa
them yehlnd slowly and steadily aa
patiently md Unwavarin7iy Use most
tremendous loads Or tha heaviest
a,uGs When the him becomes too
steer Tor them they turn har
bacEs against. the truck, and bg pac
ing ono foot behind Jhe other g few
inches "a time, Lhey s5Ea their bur-
den up tha aIore- Stewart Edward
White, in Hurpers Maa ine
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-04-24
SAINT Nargj's Beacon.
WHAT OUR HOUSEHOLDS Cos
Ten Billion Dollars a Year Is Figure
Arrived at by Professor
Muensterberg.

New York--The women OF the
United States spend nearly $4,000.
100000 year for maintaining the
households of the country, according
TO Prof. Hugo Muensterberg OF Har
ward In a statement which IS causing
much discussion among New YORK
women just now In women's hands,
therefore, is the greatest single pusi-
ness of the United States, for the vast
expenditures Of the government Itself
are insignificant beside such ire
mendous budget.
The only rival of housekeeping Is
an industry is agriculture. The total
value of the products OF agriculture in
the United States is also about 5l9-
000,000,000 a year But it should be
remembered that that figure is for the
output, the finished product Of tha
farms, while the expenditure az tha
housewives is only for the raw ma.o.
rials from which BY their own lalor
and management they create the raai
values of the home--a finished product
which can hardly be estimated 10
financial terms
The Harvard professor potata out
that, with such tremendous business
undertaking on their hands, the woE
en- of the country do not * themaetYes
for their highly technical and protes
sional duties with that deeper snowl
edge of the material, its sources. ITS
effects, its characteristics. which
would be demanded Of any other lars
economic transactions" He lamlnjs
the bargain craze, and urges moro
care, not for the dress Of the house
keeper, but for the dresg Of Che home.
which. he says, Is even more imU7r
tant
For all which remarks the WON q.
New York are expressing their ,tan0.
to The learned professor and ga...E
wondering among themselves aat
kind Of home he is used 10 seeing f
the neighborhood OF Harvard aae