The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-02-12
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Abraham Lincoln.

We're thinking of you on your birthday.
And wish we could celebrate it in more
agreeable and sociable way.
lust as we did couple of years ago,
and as we hope to soon again.
"The severest Justice may not always be
the best policy''-Abraham Lincoln.
lust think of it, next Sunday is the
ffteenth-and eight weeks from that day is
Easter.
Wonder if somebody with a good
kind heart will send us Valentine this
year?
Steward Deragish returned to his post at
the old prison after very pleasantly spent
vacation, Thursday.
The tailors of both prisons are busily
engaged in the cutting and making OF next
summer uniforms. Nothing like getting
an early start.
We all take our hats off to the new choir
they certainly covered themselves with
artistic glory Sunday morning and we're
proud of them.
A large party of pupils from Rasmussen S
Business College at St Paul, visited the
prison Saturday morning, and displayed
general interest in the various departments.
Guard Steven has been transferred from
night cell hall duty to one of the shops and
the night captain is wearing detected look
in consequences ''Its like losing brother
says he.
There is quite an art connected with
keeping the stone floor of the cell hall pro-
perly secured, and Polly has it down to the
queen taste.-Not speck can be found
on his section.
A Binghamton, N. Y. woman has been
decorated by the Sultan of Turkey and
made member of the She-6-kats. Won
der what species of the feline family that is
anyhow?
Clerk Fitzerald of the front office force
acted as guide to Mrs. Mullen, wife of
Farm Superintendent Mullen, and party
of friends Monday, showing them through
the various departments of the prison.
"Rlondie' the barber from the old prison
appeared on the scene Monday and will
spend his remaining fourty days of servitude
assisting Cannon on the shaving line.
WlQQy HAS Occu IClCSdlCu W tiC SuOPo'
Guard Moore celebrated his first Sunday
home after enjoying his honeymoon, by
acting as cell hall captain. We noticed
however, that along toward evening he
grew kind O. nervous and didn't tarry long
when six o clock came.
Guard Wellborn of the night cell hall
force has returned from his ten day vacation
looking like ten time winner. The brac-
ing breezes that blow along Wabasha
street in St. Paul sure have some mighty
health giving qualities.
Out of an even dozen state papers which
copied the verse entitled FEBRUARY APP
pearing in this paper two weeks ago, only
two credited it to the Mirror.-That's hardly
fair boys, but what do we care?-We're
glad you considered it worth clipping.
Captain Alexander leaves us today to
take his annual vacation; his station will be
filled during his absence by Officer Steven
The captain intends to spend several days as
the guest of friends in St. Paul and Mime
apols, and the remainder of his pleasure
period will be donated to his dentist.
Readers of the Mirror at the old prison
owe much to our associate editor up there,
"Heiograms, who has long been untiring
in his efforts to make the paper in every
sense winner. He has mt had much to
say over his own nom de plume lately, but
like many an influential statesman he does
effective work silently and without flourish.
We take our hats off to Frank.
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