The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-05-14

FOr storm or Shane, pure peace IS hane
What'er betide.
Well done boys.
You deserve credit.
You are real men-and you have shown
Christian Science services will be held in
the Auditorium Sunday morning.
The May meeting of parole board the
was postponed from last Friday until today
Supt. Olson acted as guide to visiting
friends at the new prison Tuesday after
noon.
All the school books from the old prison
were removed to the new institution Mon
day.
Warden Wolfer escorted party of per-
sonal friends through the prison Monday
afternoon.
Deputy Warden Sullivan escorted party
of lady and gentleman friends through the
institution Tuesday.
General Office manager Bourne has been
confined to his home several days during
the past week owing to illness.
The ST. Paul Pioneer Prees announces
that it will devote page in next Sundays
issue to write-up concerning the Mirror.
The thespians who staged the Elk
Ministries at Saltwater, were guest of Supt.
Williams Tuesday; and paid the Mirror
Office pleasant visit.
Days may be dark for us now, but never
mind, receptions and soirees may even
come to us later on-Then think of the fun
we've had in the past.
Thanks, Marco Polo, for the compli-
ment; but your articles are certainly worth
a few extra touches. Keep up the good
work.-B., the Comp.
The Night Hawks will cease their night
hawking tomorrow night, the Irvine factory
having caught up with orders sufficiently to
dispense with the night crews.
The Duluth Herald devoted its leading
editorial Sunday to our observance of moth
er's day and printed Beau Esprita' splen
did poem "Mother Love-
Miss Alice Schroeder, pianist at Rev.
McCoy's chapel service, will hereafter meet
with the choirs at 8 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing to rehearse the numbers to be sung.
us?'' asked Paddy of Kilograms as he was
no" said Frank one meals enough. I'm
going back where can get something to
eat, and see sugar bowls on the table,
Supt. Williams of the twIne plant has
won new honors through the demonstration
of his ability as real live comedian. He
appeared in the Elk's MINISTRIES at Saltwater
this week, and they do say that for clever
ness he had Lew Dockstader backed off the
boards.
Judging from "Sand Artists letter,
this will be his last week among US. We
wish him God speed where ever he may go.
He has served the Mirror faithfully and
we'll and we will miss his breezy Foundry
Sparks.-Who will take his place.
Rev. John Mccoy, our chaplain, is
arranging special patriotic service for one
week from next Sunday, in which patriotic
songs will be a feature. AS a hustler, we
take our hats off to the chaplain. He is
always busy planning something that will
be of profitable interest to the inmates; and
we all appreciate it,
Marco Polo paid very high compliment
to one of our compositors. In note, he
congratulates the comp. on the manner in
which his copy has been displayed. He is
right; Buck is there when it comes to
sticking type; so are all the boys at present
holding down cases in the Mirror office.
If you want to keep well informed on the
Mexican situation read Marco Polo week
ly contribution on the last page of the
Mirror. The clever scribe has covered that
territory thoroughly and knows the con-
ditions as they exist there about as we'll as
any man in the country. Besides, he
knows how to describe them entertainingly
and we'll.
We have noticed several very Aattering
notices going the rounds of the penal papers
lately concerning the merits of the Joliet
Prison Post; inasmuch as we have only re-
ceived two copies of that paper since it
came to life we are in no position to echo
the approval of sister publications. What
has the Mirror done Mister Post Man, not
be placed on your exchange list.