The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-01-15
Post Impressions.
AS Presented From the View Point of Marco Polo

desire extend thanks through columns to the
individual who houghtfuy provided with collection of
leaflets composing programs of of ocaled revival
ng held In popuous city miles dant the
question also serving celebrate the of the of
the flock from parts America which he seems
to have undertaken in order to absorb atmosphere
Nothing natural therefore, impressions
he may have received should form the his dscoues
and nothing legitimate than that give to
the deductions drawn point view
These programs" of the ordinary they
give considerable excerpts the address which
be delivered the advertised might by way
wheng the appetes of the which also
natural course these days pub
lefty From these easily mentally catalogue
the authorin this he belongs that category pulpit
speakers who pander the nclinaons those whose
equipment that their expounded
than that in force the objections
be advanced this This is the of institutions
we insist rights worship with the independence
nviolaby
free speech
But the great trouble is that and them these apostles of
the faith away
happened commerciazng perogatves CLOTH give
to ebuions which, aside from the harm they work
their hearers challenges naccuracy
and brings them dangerously the thin line
which the extremist from the bufoonin short step
from the sublime to the ridiculous
We have rather admitting next door to us
neghbors whom have long neglected. we
have crossed and continents commercial
have written high the respect
nations of the world ignored patrimony
which contigUy geographical
ton makes Aroused this loss
of remedyjng past mistake putting
the finishing strokes engineering
pierced continent to cut down distances but wha
the field which
persistent ndifferencen the only
commercially but socially, the problems many
We will have strong missionary work to
perform of tremendous and diversified
high being the task that will
that of expediency where the difference
will meet a common basis Of mutual benefits.
1t will be DONE undoubtedly. Nothing resist the impel-
ling force onward march of the
will through process assimilation which
will involve patience and time and through the judg
vociferous knowledge
the country begoten by brief trip 1t
thoughts the
bank solely their questionable methods their
of their abilities solve brief the problems of
1t will be interesting the development of the
honor recently introduced the
program of radical changes handling
institutions the Empire which Superintendent Riley pro-
poses put into effect The
the first in which the order of things be trial
The details that have reached
der this plan practically every responsibility
the maintenance of discipline This responsibility
not thrust them by the old methods through
shment but rather through the appeal their better manhood
supernduced by faith eposed them by the
Upon the day that the plan nauguaed the
the several shops held elections choose of their shop
head or lieutenant the official title has it. The
full candidate the corresponding
that particular shop Second only the officer
direct charge of the shop he will WELD and influence
which will be expected in proportion the
of the and will spokesman
selor and intermediary the affects the
each member of the which he has been
chosen to Do the great possibilities for good
placed in his hands?
But don't with the idea that all be beer and
skttles-tha u.s. that those who slow respond this call
their manhood Will in the meanwhile hold high jnk In
deed There will be plenty restrictive check the
exubean ao convince the fractions OF