The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-07-16
.Pendennis' Chat.
On Things Material, material. Humorous and Other


Specializing upon the of diplomatic conference is
woeful waste of conjectura mental effort
The June primaries patiently await the out
come of the November secondares
Thry-two elected by direct this
fall The baloting will show difference between direct
vote and directing the votes along the old channels
Editor Penn to contrbuor-This copy you gave me will
do this identical joke print a ago.
New CONDUIT, Mr. Editor, you asked for copy
and just copied for thought that what you
wanted-copy
Our involved Mexican situation Of course this country is
involved But the revolution in it has situation It has
the stopping place of Huera The trouble with involved
situation is that permanently fixed and will revolve
John Bull point without argument and
if the I Ma John a Bull deveopes an active
frage England is the buheadedness of John Bull The
going to win and when they do, Engshmen will
regret that they ever stopped to bully the ladies'
Those who oppose woman suffrage say womans place is
in the home That the why the want to
All laws and social rules directly effect the Most
married are at home less than half time and do not get
thoroughly acquainted with the essential home problems
Let the women vote Give them chance to better home
conditions Make the place supposed to belong
place for Womans place is in the home
Women know this better than men They demanding suf
because they wish make of their allotted sphere
desirable place of residence.
July Fourth the first real holiday have enjoyed in
prison The health and vgor impaired by the early July
morning sunshine The fun and enjoyment of the day To
the contestants entered into the athletic sports All of these
made the day of pleasure.
Many holidays spent in the old prison have left no impress
sion of adne The depressing effect the old environment
overshadowed the brief periods of relaxation.
The athletic sports recalled of youth and activity
was good to see strive for mastery with the buoyant
still be sport.
The July sunshine has left healthy glow in the faces of
the about The prison noticeable in the faces
of the when they at the old prison. has
freedom NOV '''''
of the Fpnos since occupation Of the islands in his
interesting book, The Philippine Problem Mr. Chamber
lin ntimaes that to control OF the islands to the Fill
pnos would mean the loss of the arcpeago to both the Eli
pnos and the United States ! He says 10 mercess master
w weG dow heds the Philippines rich prize the
He rdicues the idea of and offers this argu
advocate the neutrality of the islands
the United States grants the Philippines autonomy The
they dare not try maintain themselves among the family of
nations, able to maintain stable government at ALL
According to Mr. Chamberln, cent of the Fpinos
capable educated progressive relied
upon the other ninety cent and gives
eff they put in possession of their hun
dred years hence their will be upon Oriental ns
ever been one which republican ideals privileges
tanned" The ',Phippns Problem is the best book have
of convincing running through the book and after reading
the volume strongly inclined to think that the idea of
self government the Fipnos political bunk
Applicant for pls-Doctor several men told the
Fourth that not looking we'll came about it.
Doctor Long Go to the opan; he has the look and
end of it here Next mani
Harpers magazine for July has and six poems
Three of the stories and of the written by
There also noticeable increase OF contributions oy women to
other periodicals.
believe that expert performers the
typewriter than men; hope the will be crowded
of all the different write ncongruous stepmoth
tongue
Twelve persons killed automobile accidents and
July.
These figures whole United States appears
to be rfe safer and just bit to ride
than monkey with civilized gunpowder but the
margin safety small that there much choice
The outlook politically in 1916 has induced the Colonel
quit the Outlook WE'LL the Colonel will get than look