The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1913-10-23
Old Prison Notes
UNCLE JOHN SAYS:

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Hello Sherlock! What s'matterl Wake
up! Don't you known
Guard Tally had charge of the cell
house for the last ten days.
Tailor Nelson is very busy at present
getting the winter uniforms ready.
Hatred is the curse of mankind; love and |
kindness is the saviour of the race.
Mr.. Editor, kindly let us know through
these columns what Mexico is fighting
for.
ssLife is one gol durn thing after an
other,'' but, s'the game is worth the can
de-
One car load of lumber, one car load of
coke and one car load of coal were received
during the week.
If you are contented to be the under do
it is foregone conclusion that you will
never amount to much as man.
We notice that Mex is at the new prison
yet. Hope lie was glad to see his old
friend, Doc, when he arrived.
A fools advice is sometimes worth more
than its weight in gold, even if it don't
weigh heavy on some peoples mind.
"Never trouble till trouble troubles
you 1t will come your way soon
enough and you will have your hands full.
| The moral and physical coward never
cuts much figure in this world, and very
likely won't be noticed in the life to come.
House Steward Westlund was absent for
several days last week. Guard Plante was
acting house steward. Lucky nobody got
sick.
Guard Bloom escorted Mrs. Bloom,
Mrs. P. A. Krauser and Mrs. Claus John
son through the various departments last
Friday.
'sLook before you leap 1t may be a
bottomless pit before you and light on
the situation may save you an eternity of
suffering.
You've taken chance on wrong and
lost. Try doing right and see whether
you win out or lose; right generally
conquers.
i Heinie, our chief librarian, has reason to
feel proud of himself for the great improve
ment he has made in the library. He even
painted his flower pots green.
No man ever won success without effort.
If you ever expect to do anything to i'm
prove your condition you must plan your
future and get busy and get out and hustle.
Notice:-If anyone in the old or new
prison has viola instructor in his cell that
belongs to the band room, will kindly re-
turn same through the cell house keepers
A Sand Artist For the love of Mike,
we know our friend to be an artist and
!, have known him for a number of years
r but never suspected that sand was hi
speciality!
} Attorney General Smith and wife of St
: Paul, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Hol
: land, superintendent of the prison nigh
j school, were visitors in the school room
: last Friday night.
Captain Volmer returned from hi
!. vacation last Friday and reported tina
n he had spent most of his time on the farm
Il with the Dutch girls. HIM! no wonde
y he did not want to take me along wit
l him!
:. There will be great change made i
q the dining rooms soon. All tin cups an
: old knives and forks will be discarded an
k replaced by china cups and silver knive
re and forks. The lower dining room hs
1t been changed already and it certainly is
eat improvement-all up to date.
The following is the program rendere
st IN the Chapel Sunday Oct. 10, Rev. Ber
ne son officiating:
TO March. Hungarian Rag Orchest
re Pot pouri. The Meistersinger Won Berlin Orchest
......... Chapla
Scripture Chapla
=. Hymn, Ring the Bells of Heaven .Congregatit
Prayer ..-.-..-s...... Chapla
ne Trombone Solo. Silver Threads Among the
Ell Gold. Member of Orchest
)rt Sermon Chapla
he Hymn. just as Am .Congregati
Benediction .Chapla
~ March. Cum BAG Orchest
e. L. W. BURCHARD,
list Musical Direct.