The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-09-24
WEEKLY sPARKLEs AND
s. POINTERS s.
By General StonsscaN

We have received 80 many letters
of commentator regarding the little
Mirror and our contributions there
in, that we are filing up our column
from them this week with few of
the first that come handy-and trust
our friends will find them of much
value:
WHAT OTHERS SAY!
1906 S. E. 4th ST., Minneapolis.
Dear Sir:-Thank you very much
for the Mirror; the last number was
especially interesting.
Sincerely yours Mrs. A. II. r.
Newport. r. l. Aug. 1914.
Gen'l Stonewall:
Box IS. Saltwater, Minn.-Glad
to see the shadow of your hand once
a week in the last column Of the
Mirror. Had great delight in read
ing the little paper by the men in
durance vile. 1t bespeaks for the
inmates mind for brighter things.
Your friend. f. M,
S Baggallay st. Hereford, Eng.
Dear Sir:-It was very nice as we'll
as pleasure for me to read in the
Mirror which came this morning an
article from your pen in behalf of
humanity-and how lovely it must
be, to be in a. country. if you are
in durance vile. where all believe in
peace from your Great Christian
President down to the most humble
citizen. Your sincere friend G T.
927 Clinton Ave., Des Moines.
Hello Friend Stonewall:-I have
Just time before breakfast to send
you greeting, and to say, you surely
have reason to be grateful to have so
many good substantial friends OF
many years standlng-and l con-
graduate you most heartily for l see
Gen'l Stonewall. is getting to he
quite literary character. Mrs. w.
joins me in sending you best wishes.
G. w. w.
Minneapolis, MINI. 1914
Mr.. J. H. J. (Gen'l Stonewall),
My Dear Sir:-I am pleased to note
your articles in the Mirror and do
certainly commend your style as
well as the topics discussed. Wish
ing you success and freedom in the
future, and assuring you that it will
be my pleasure to add to that success
and happiness in any legitimate way
that does not balk justice. l remain,
Sincerely yours for humanity
w. q. G.
Anaconda, Montana, 1914.
Dear Old Stonewall:-Any one can
tell that you are a printer and news
paper man, that knows anything
about the business and ] am glad to
see your name again on the staff of
the Mirror. As you know l have
been connected with the Anaconda
Standard, since it's inception in l $50
and as an old timer myself / take
pleasure in congratulating the read
ers of the Mirror for a contributor
of your dimensions. Your friend,
T.. B. G.
283 Ramsey St. St. Paul.
GeDl Stonewall,
Dear Sir:-In the Mirror notice
many splendid articles, and little po-
ems written by you. l have thought
SO much about many things you say
that l made up my mind to write a
few lines TO you. Your articles are
very nicely composed but yet some
of them are very sad. Perhaps l
can do something to help you. Can
/?
address this to the name you
give IN your column and hope you
will get it. If you think this worth
the answering will be pleased to hear
from you. Respectfully. &C.
Milwaukee, Wis. 1914.
Dear Sir:-It is only quite recently
that | became aware that you were
not yet free, often wondered what
had transpired in your case, till re-
Gently, when l discovered in THE
Mirror" some productions from
Genl Stonewall. and have felt con-
strained dear brother. to write you
some words of recognition and good
cheer.
l was pleased to see from your
printed words that you are still en-
phasizing the supreme Importance
of equal rights of man and woman