The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15
M IR R 0 RETTEs
Hojuduh!
October the 18th.
And winter is fast approaching.


And we have seen worse ball games.
And again our little Jonsie was on the
job with the big stick.
Mr.. H. B. VIII tt er left on his annual
vacation, Monday OF this week.
Musical Roy made his vaiedictory during
the week. Good luck, old man.
Mi. Rosing acted as usher to gentle
man friend Tuesday of thus week.
Capt Alexander says he lost a cigar on
the worlds series, but nothing more.
Mr.. M. A. Mcclellan made trip to
St. Paul during the latter part of last week.
Peace Sunday Services will be conducted
in the chapel next Sunday by Rev. Benson.
and last but not least. General Stonewall
was doing his share of the hOoting for the
team.
General Office Manager, Mr.. Bourne,
was away on business, Thursday of last
week.
Mr.. M. E. Baker, of the front Office
force. is taking weeks respite in the city
of St. Paul.
Deputy Warden Sullivan came into our
humble printorIum with party of friends,
Friday of last week.
Those lead pencils will be forthcoming as
soon as our ship comes in. 1t is due some
time this week.-Ed.
Supt. Gallagher was pointing out the diff
ferent places of interest to party of per-
sonal friends, Thursday of last work.
Mr.. Professor Schmidt, we should like to
hear your orchestra play ''Gaby Glide" at
some future time. What saveth thou?
H. B. Whittier, we are informed. took
another fl ing trip to the CITY OF Redwing
last Saturday evening. Whatshername3
A new man was added to the Mirror
force. He is at present under the tutor
ship of our Supt. Mr.. Gallagher and Kal.
Taking everything into consideration, we
all, more or less. If you please, enjoyed
ourselves and hope to see another contest
soon Enuf sed.
Mr.. FitzGerald left on Monday on his
two week. vacations; and will not be back
before his two weeks are up, unless he loses
his purse, It's said.
And Boston won four straight Some
class to the way the Boston Braves handled
themselves. Bet you there was lots of mon
ey changed hands, ehi
Warden Wolfer while usherine a party of
personal friends through the different de-
partments of the prison on Friday, paid our
sanctum sanctorium visit
Tailor Nelson and force are getting the
winter clothing in readiness for distribution,
as it's getting to he little chilly around
the outside edges, If you please.
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publishers can be reached by addressing
your communication to the "American The
osophist, Los Angeles, California-Ed.
Kal says: "anytme any of you printers,
half printers, two-third printers or any
kind of printers, wish to be instructed as to
how to print half tones, call on me. Seea'
When a man tells YOU that what YOU say
to him goes in one ear and out the other,
do not he surprised for-the probability is
that there is nothing in his head to stop it,
The State Board of Parole convened at
the institution Tuesday 18th, and after con-
sidering large number of applicants for
parole and discharges, granted ten paroles
and three discharges.
Don't forget to read Keenes Korner this
week. It's brm full of interest ng reading
matter. Next week we promise you another
interesting and instructive column from the
pen of our old friend, "Keene.''
You have the players, Paddy; but no man
living can play the game as it should be
played. unless he has the practice. Let US
hope that next summer we will see the
genuine article of baseballitis in our midst.
Mr.. "Buck'' FitzGerald went over to
Hudson, Wisconsin, Saturday, to referee
the football match between the Hudson and
Manomonie teams. Perhaps that the reason
why tn. Gr.en lockers lost to the Starkels.
No.?
Many spectators could be seen on the
ball park before the baseball game began
But as the game progressed the crowd dis
bursed, and soon nothing but the empty
grand stand met our gaze. Twas ever
thus.
A party of sixty members of the civil en-
gineers' ASSOCIATION, were prison visitors
Saturday last. They were spectators to our
ball game, after they had been shown the
wonders of the factory buildings and other
places of interest in our Silent City.
Yes Sir. Mr.. P. ofessor, you gave us
surprise last Sunday, alright, alright. Bu
we can assure you that we all appreciat,
your last Sunday treat OF "moosic. You
will always have our praise for the orchestra
Slippery Ike" Come again.