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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06

Damabergen unb alid] baIbtpegs 5tpi-
i6en &reoipa uno O6rioa i'm iiio-
ipeitlihen Serbien nabe Der 8ren3e
sllbaniens 5uriidgei6lagen.
sln ser oItIi6en uno peitli6en
sSront Der S6la6tfeIoer berri6t
9fube.
gabnberbimoung interchangeable.
Sofia, iiber 9onoon, 6. Se5.
slmtlid) miro bier bic @ieoerberitel-
lung Der @abnperbinoung 5piiden
geiid uno bier angefilnoigt.
@crtramen in Staliens aabinett.
& o M, 4. SeS,. in Ser l1ebermitte-
lung arfgebalten. Surh ein 8otlim
bat beilte bic Ganmer nit einem
StilnnperbGltniiie BON 405 gegen 4S
Die Holitif Der &egieriulg allfredlter-
balten. Gas @utum mar cine SSolgc
ciner belnerfensperten &eoe bes 8re-
niers Salanbra, ser Der 3uperiid)t
ouf einen enbgiltigcn Sieg 9lusbrud
perlieb, obglei6 Der erriit Ser inter
nationolen Gage ni6t gu perfennen
iei.
Sie, pel6e Dem Sertrauenspotiim
mioeritrebten, geborten Der Grippe
Der fompronliBlpibrigen Sosialiiten
uno nneefdbr cinem 9usenb Der
sln61nger bes friiberen Winiiterprd-
iioerten @ioIitti an, Der iibrigens in
Der Sisung nidt anmeieno mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
ce5te &riegS-
na(6ri(5ten.
Grad SdInf Der &ebnftipn eiHss
aetrpffeu.)
9umt,ner 1880.

8erIin, iiber 2uubun, 6. Se3.
Der Sert Ser amtli6en Iittelimngcn
bes 8ruken Sanptauartiers lantet
luie fplgt:
@eitlifer ariessifanplat: Gs
fanben Irtilleriefdmpfe, WfineneI.
pluiipmen nmb Sanbsranuten-aGmpfe
on perifiebsnen Stellen Der 6rOnt
itatt. Sm 8anme bon ga-anine
tpnrben smei britiidle 5lmssense
bmrdl Sdliiie berabsebult nnb lire
geiatmns setDtet.
Seitlid)er &riessidanplat: Set
Saaesnnbrndj nnternabmen bic HnI-
len seitern einen @nsriff iiioiueitlidD
pum Sabi-See, ipeitlid BON &isa ge-
legen, aber er brad init ifipcrcn
@erlmiten fir ben Seinb 5miammeH.
Gin bentider Glusapparat, Der bnrdD
rniiiiGes Irtilleriefener setruffcn
ipurbcn iuar, iunroe smiammen NIT
ieinen SniaTen bel @arfsraf an Der
fnrlGnOiidJcn Siifte sefamsen.
Sbcater im Salfnn: Siiblidl ppn
Sienica nno nurbOitlidl Dun Spef
iinS bic Ierbiihen nnb mumtenesrini-
idlcn Sipiiipnen snriidsetrieben ipOr-
Den.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
Treibricf fiir bic &abt.
Gplprabu's itaatsmeite Erpbibitiun
tritt am 1. eSannar in Strait.

0enper, Gol., 6. 0c5. GnS
&ed)t Golorobo's, itaatspeite Hrobi-
bition eiil. lmo 6ur65ufiibren, tpur.
oe beitte IN einem eiuitimnigen Gut
odlten bes itaatlihen Sbergerihts be-
ffGtigf. Tds @utodten ipuroe pom
&idter s. @abbert niebergeidlric-
ben. Sas @erif)t tpar Der sIniid)t,
baB StGbte, Die inter Spe5ial-Srei-
briefen peripaltet iii1b, ni6t bos &c6t
hGtten, nod Dem 1. Soni,ar 1916 ocn
SpirituoieilhanbeI 81 erlauben sln
Dem gennnnten Gage tritt i'll Golora-
90 9Srobibition IN araft
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
9ie @erbeu baben in eigenen 2ano teine
&eimi itatte mebr>
9ie riibrigt suffragetten,
llmsns in @aibinstuu nmb Gmn'
pfans i'm @eifen 9amie.

@nibingto o n, 6. 9ea. Die geo-
tionol &onbeittion Der Gonereiiio-
nal Union for @omanSuffraee togte
bier belte 5l,m eriten Wtol inter Se-
teiligllng bon Suffrogetten nits Dem
gonsen 9onoe. Sic &onbention,
ipeI6e in Der gan5en @phe taeli6
Sisuneen abbnlten miro, taet III oem
yfleinen @eiben Sous, benz biitort-
i6en Sa1ls on Mobiion Sloce, mo-
piele @i5e TrGfibenten geipobnt
batten.
@or 9egilm ser Scriommliing ner-
onitoItetelt Suffragetten, ongebIif)
1000 &opfe itorf, cinen ltr15i,e iino
rbegriibten Srnu Snro Barb 6ieIb
BON Oregon unb SRI. 6rances Sol
life bon California. Die als @ertre-
tcrinnen Der ipeltIi6en @Gblerinnen
nit ciner rieiigen Sraltenitimmrehts-
Netitipn on Den aongreb IN einent
Iutomobil ben Sentiment gefreu5t
botten. glls bic beibcn Srouen aus
Baltimore eirttrofen, ipurben lie tnrt
Den bieIigen Silffragetten ndd) Dem
Siteineong bes aopitols csfortiert,
no Die @etition eir1em &ongreB-Ius-
ihub iiberrciht purbe. Sierauf plr=
bcn Die Suffragetten bonn 1r6iiben-
ten i'm @eiBcn Salts en1pfangen. Sie
Tetition, Die ouf einem ganncr port
ipeiBenl Sud- nod Dem &apitol &C.
traeen murbe, lit $4,000 Sib lang
uno bot nngeblif iibcr 100000 I'm
terihriften bon @GbIern in Stoatcn
nit SroiienItintntredt.
Sell Ger Getitipn peridpmnbcn.
@a ellington, 6. 0e5. Iro-
minente Silffragetten ilGen bier ben
gebeiml1isponeit 8erliiit zines Seiles
ser &ieienpetition auf5ufldren, oic
beilte einem bieiigen 9ongreB 9lits-
i6uB iiberrei6t porben mar. Die
ebentals bier @eilen lange 8etition
| lit iest nm 2640 SUB fiir5er iInb
trGgt 100000 ltnteridriften peni.
ger. Der SerIiiit ereignete iid) 5tpi.
i6en @ilmington, Gel, unb @aib.
ington. Die 8etition tpuroe in einem
slutpmobil iiber Den Sentiment Biz
@iInington gebraht. unb murbe bon
BORT per grpreB na6 8oibington ge.
fanbt. gluf Dem @ege bierber ginQ
elm Sell aiif nod unaufgefldrte @eiif
perloren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
Sranbitiftnng Dtrmntet.
Senersbrnnit i'm Surfe g8illiamitun
nabe 9aniing.

Gaming. Wii6., 6. Ge3. Gas
9orf @iliamiton, IL Weilen 0itli6
bon 9aniins. puroe geitern friib bon
elmer Seuersbritnit beimgeiudt, Der
feds 9ebdiIoe i'm @eiddftspiertel
gum 9faub fieIen. Der aneeri6tete
Sdaoen miro auf $4,000 sei6dtt.
Wtan perntiltet 9ranbitiftllng iuo
Der itaatlihe Scuermaridaa bot cine
llnteriit6ung cingeleitet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
aOngreb=S bcnte
begonnen.
Sagnng Ots 81. aonz
greiies bringt tauienoe
3nidantr.
Grite Senats Heiulmtiun gegen britt.
ide grrosans serihtet.
Gritcr Antrag i'm Snns sngnniten
Der Stimmmeibcr seplant.
&epnblifaner unS 1rpgrefine I'M sc.
nat fprtau einmiitig.

g8ai aibington 6. 9ea. Ger
belttige @roffnunestng bes "a. SION.
eriies bra6te Sauienbe BON Serio.
nen no6 benz aopitol. Sros bes
feuften faIten @etters Tanb Der Gn-
tbuliasmus Der Menge feinen 9dm-
pier. -Sdon 5u friiber Morsenitllnoe
ueriommelten lid Sunbcrte bon
Reni6en Dor Dem aopitol ino lange
Dor Der Mittagsitlinbc. che bieSituu-
gen inn 6ous unb i'm Senot bcgon-
ncn, paren Ole @allerien. gebriidt
pon.
g(uf Der StroBe iporteten nod
Sunoerte bon Serioncn. Die feircn
ginIaB botten finoen fonnen Sise
norcn fiir oie amtlihe sSomilie bes
9r1iiocntcn. Die Niitelieber bes bi-
plomotiiden aprps uno fiir ibre Sa-
milicn uno sSreunoc rcierpicrt.
Inter ben 3uldaucrn befanoen
lid pieIc Suffragetten. Die glugen5elt-
gen Der lleberreihuna Der eriten &c-
iolution oes neien anngreiies brrd
9lbg. Monoea bon @poining iein
lpollten; Die Reioliition betrifft Oas
Suion 9. Antbonp @erfaiiungs-
9lmen6emert fir fSrnuenltimmrcdt.
Beeinte WinuritGt.
g9aibinqton, 6. Tc5. -
Senats Sepublifoncr hielten bcitte
einen Caucus ob, Der ihnen 5itm err
iten Wol lett Sraoniiierimg Der pro-
greiiipen Hortei Die Nerf,dlcrung ei-
ner qeeinten Ninoritat gab. Gen
Boinbcrter BON @oibinaton nnbm on
Der 8onferen3 tell uno ebcnio on Der
Srsoniiicrilna bcs Caucus Cine
t3eit lang bate er iih als Brogreiii-
Der aufgeipielt rno iid) ben republifa-
niihen 9eratirngeii ferngebalten
Gen. 8onineer BON Sem Sanp-
ibire ipurbe 5um @oriieenben bes
Gmicus iino sSiibrer Ser Hepublifaner
i'm Scnat nieoereripdblt uno aiitori-
fiert, einen Nusi6ub fiir @usid>iiiie
5u ernennen. Gr tpuroe alid) gtnl
republitaniiten &anbibaten fir Trd-
iioent pro tenpore genadt Sen.
@aosporth ipuroe 3um SefretGr Der
Gonfercns ertpdblt.
1egen britiid)e grrugans.
@aibimgton, 6. Ses. =
Gen. ISofe Smitb, 9emofrot bon
Georgia. CAB bciltc befonnt, baB er
cine &eioliition einbrin9en rperbe.
lporin oosaomite fiir nllsipGrtige @e-
5iebrinaen beailftragt tperben ion, Die
9ceintrddltiglIng oes amerifanii6en
Sanbels olrrd) 8rpBbritannien 5lt
iintcriuhcu inb Dem Scnat Sori6lG.
&C 5u frdftigem Gorgeben 5u MAIDEN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
Sitbe 5llr SegriiBnug.
Streifbreder nnS Gg Strcifr &c
rieteu in Sd)ldserei.

GIcprIano, 8. 6. 9c5. Sn
Der Sbcoborc aunos 'i6en IutomobiI.
rnecn 6abrif fom es beiite gu Nus.
idreitineen. aIs 1900 Ronn. Ole
mcbrerc 8oden i'm ImsItonb parcn,
5ur Mrbeit Siriidfcbrten. Die bel Der
Arbeit sebliebenen Streifbreder se
ricten nit ben 5iriidfebrenoen glr.
beitern in cine Sdl1gerei. 3mei
Wlonn puroen perbaftet uno elm brit
ter nlubte @erIesungen baIber mad
eiuem Spitol trorl8portiert peroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
IanlGelb glnnmusio mill fG,np1en.

H o nj, 6. 9e5. Gabrielle b'9In-
nun5io, Der befanntliG bas grobte
0ioul in Stalien bat, ianbte cine
Seraiisforberiing auf SdbeI on oen
slbgeoroneten Waa5oni @rasiabei.
Die Serausforoerilng erfoIete, neil
Der 9l6eeorbnete einen 9lngriff auf
Die yebre" bes ySihters" ilnternom.
men baben iollte. Die geIeibigung
miro in gemerfungen gefirnbell, Die
i'm Yarlament am Sarnitag fieIen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06

Berlin, 6. 9es. Die Semtidlsn,
bic bic Serben, bis iiber bic @reuss
Yiumtenesrps perfolsen, baben lie
iiiolidD BON Silniba geidllaseu rnS
n6rblih bon Spef i'm n6rblihen
Wfpntenegrp pernidtet, iuie cine Wfel-
bnng bes @rueen bentthen !oampt'
quarters beiagt.
( gln Der iueitlideu 1Srpnt fnnoen
Nrtiaeriefdmpie itatt, Die abcr ale
nnbeSentenS beseifnet merben. Sn
Der Ndbe bon Seanpanme iumroer
stuei britiidle Slngsengc berabgeifui-
len, oeren Sciatmms setOtet iuurSe.
Gbineiide Iemterei bebemtnnsslps.
SefinG 6. Gc5. Sic &egierling
aibt befnnnt. tic lei I'M 9eiiec bon
9tohridten aus Sbanqbai, na6 DC.
nen Der &reu5er Gbao-So, 0eiieil
Mannid)oft meliterte, mieoergenpm-
men mllrbe, trptbem bic nrutcrnoc
Wtannihaft ollf 5nei anberc &rcu5er
Serer geacbcn botte. Gs bciBt fer
ner, oab bas 9anbun9sinanoper Der
meuternoen Sriippen obgeidlager
muroe. iinb baB jest pollitanbige
&ube berrift.
Gener SeblidDlag britiid)er Hefrntie-
RING.
BON, 6. SeS. Der nele
Tlan oes Neutrality-suspicious. 2orb
Oebp bat iid ni6t ols 10 befrieoigenb
ertpieien, aIs man eebofft batte, tpie
Sames Sbomos, ein Niitglieo Der
slrbeiterpartei i'm l1ntcrbanie, er,
fl6rt, ais er cine &eoe Dor Den
Sabnarbeitern BON Song gaton
! biclt.
5bomas erflGrte; er babe bic 9lt.
gclegenbeit nit Carl Iebp beipro.
hen, Der freiniitig erfldrtc, oaB icin
Ylun niht Den 9eipiinid)ten grfola
gefrnbcn babe. Sarlim miiBten nad
glnii6t ocs 9oros Ole groBten sln.
ltrengungen BON beneu gcmadlt Dcr-
ben, Die ibre Sreibeit id)Gsel ln>
eegcn 3mongsuusbebung iino.
Nbbsrmfnns bon gopGb unO Taper
besmeifelt.
Berlin, s. Se5. Die bieiiger
3eitrngen bobeu feinc Nafrid)t ba
riiber, oob Ole 9lbberufiing pon &api
tan 9op.gb uuo bem Sauptmuun Dor
8apen, Den slttahes fiir sSlotte unf
Seer bel Der beiitihen Sotihaft II
8aibington, non Der Hegicrlng &c,
Sereinigtcn Staaten uerlangt poroer
lit.
Serben mnter framsOiiidlem gefebl.
! Yaris, 6. 0e3. Der &orreipon
bent Der Sopas Ieeiitilren meloei
bierbier unter Satlrn pom Soniltae
! folgenoes:
rRahrihten aus Salonifi mel0en
oab Die ierbiiden 5ruppen, Ole lid
aus Weonaitir 5ilriidgc5ogen bnben. ir
9iengeli ailgefommcn limo uno rI,fel
bem 9eiebI bes Generals SarraiI
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
Sanama Nnsittlnng gf=
idlDiieu.
@pn 1S,S71,957 Ecriuncn mar tic
beiudlt muroen.

Gan Srancisco, 6. Se5.
Ser @eianltbeiiif Der Yonoma-slits,
iteliing, Die bier eeitern abeno &C.
idloiien ipurbe, betrue lai,t elmer
antli6cn 9efanntnndltng 1881
957 Meniden. gtob am Sanlitag
beiuf)ten Die glnsiteQltng 456,558
8erionen. @eitern begannen bereits
slrbeiter nit Der glbtragirng Der Sc
bduoe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
Maiieneinbriidc in StOf=
bridge.
SGmtlide 1aben in bem Sprf in ei-
mem Sng beitoblen.

Suffo II, Wih., 6. Ge5.. Sfe-
riff Cline BON Iaion unteriil6t oic
Wfaiiencinbriide IN Stodbribge, mo
am Srcitag glbenO idnltlidle &C.
itaftslaoen I'M Sorfe beitoblcn NOR
Den marcn Wtan glalibt, oaB Die
Ginbreder in einem slutomobil ibre
Seute forti6afften. gs i6einen Die
ielben Giebe gcpeien 5ll ieill, oie leb-
ten Sonneritag in Gbeliea iiebcn Gin-
briid)e begangen batten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
Into iiberidJlns iidl.

It. Clemens, Wtif)., 6. Seq.
gaitl 8ottidalf, % Sabre aft unb
ein 6ormer bon Heoforo, ilnb Sbo-
mos @bitc bon 9loomfielo, 81 Sab,
re alt, nurOen geitern inter Der 9ln.
tlage perbaftet, in betrunfenem gu,
itanbe Elm slutomobil gcfabren 81 ba-
ben. Die Waifine fiel nabe Wt
Clemens in einen @raben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
Sctagter Iniifer aeitprben.

@erlin, 6. 3e5. @uitap 0ol'
idnber, ein beriibnlter &omponiit tlir
0erfe ouf Dem 8iono imo Der Tio'
line, iit bier i'm 9llter Don 90 SabreH
geitorbeL
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06
SranSDiiidtr @fntral
iibcrnimmt Sbtrbttebl
iibrr Serbcm.
9urb Serbps Hefrnticrnngsplan ar
syabnen gernfen.
Tranfreid)s Ssrieoensbebinsnnsen
fanm annebmbar.

fanm annebmbar.
Gnhen uom Sabrsans 1917 sn ben
Sabnen.
Staliens &abiuett ersieIt @ertranens.
Dutnm.
SabnDerbinSuns sluiihem gsiidl mnO
Spfin berseitellt.
Sic in Wluuaitir semnhte gente
iheint erbeblifl.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-06

Die eir5ige fdgri8e 6etf.
(6e Beifr,ns in 2ai9isan.
rpef6e Die 9cpefBeu Der
9H. TreHe 6rinsf.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-26

turion. And the proud father giveth him cremo.
Behold the young one groweth up and grad
uateth. And the editor putteth into his paper
swell notice. Yea, peach of notice. He tell
eth of the wisdom of the young woman, and of her
exceeding comeness. Like unto the roses of
Sharon is she, and her gown is played up to beat the
band and the dressmaker getteth two and four
iron men. And the editor getteth note of thanks
from the S. G. G. The daughter goeth on jour
ney. And the editor throweth himself on the
story of the Farewell party It runneth column
solid. And the fair one remembereth him from
afar with picture postal card that costeth six for
jitney.
Behold she returneth and the youth of the
city fall down and worship. She pickett and
10, she pickett lemon. But the editor calleth
him of our most promising young men and
getteth away with it. And they send unto him
bid to the wedding FEAST and behold, the bids are
fashioned by Montgomery Hawbuck, in far city.
Flowery and long is the wedding notice which the
editor, printeth The minister getteth 10 bones
The groom standeth the editor off for 12month
subscription
All flesh is grass, and in time the wife is gath
cred into the silo The minister getteth his bit.
The editor printeth death notice, two columns of
obituary, three lodge notices. cubit of poetry and
a card of thanks And he forgetteth to read proof
on the head and the fool thing cometh out, Gone
to her last roasting place. Aud all that are akin
to the deceased jumpeth on the editor with exceed
ing great jumps. And they pulleth out their ads
and canceleth their subscriptions and they swing
the hammer unto the third and fourth generations.
Canst thou beat t?-Sanford, Me-, Tribune.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-26
THE Time Is Short"

take one moment only to suggest one con-
sequence which comes from the sense of how short
life is: mean, the feeling that it gives towards
our fellOw-men Do you not know when your time
of intercourse is short with any man. your relations
with that man grow true and deep. Two men who
have lived side by side for years, with business and
social life between them and with a multitude of
suspicious and conceaments let them know that
they have only one hour more to live together, and
they look into each others eyes, do not the sus.
picions and cOncealments, clear away. They know
each other; they trust each other; they think the
best of each other in the few moments that remain
Oh! My dear friends, who are letting miserable
understandings from year to year, meaning
to clear them up some day; you who are keeping
wretched quarrels alive because you cannot quite
make up your mind that now is the day to sacrifice
your pride and kill them you who are passing men
suenly upon the street, not speaking to them out
of some silly spite and yet knowing that it would
fill you with shame and remorse if you heard that
one of those men would die tomorrow morning;
you who are letting your neighbour starve until you
hear that he is dying of starvation; or letting your
friends heart ache for word of appreciation or SYM
pathy which you mean to give them some day.
yet if you could only know and see and feel all of
sudden that the time is Short" how it would
break the SPELL How you would 60 instantly and
do the thing which you might never have another
chance to do. What day of friendship of broth
erliness, of reconciliation, of help, the last day of
the world will be if men shall know how near the
awful end isl But we need not wait for that Can
not the men and women whom we live with now be
sacred to us by the knowledge of what wonderful
mysterious ground it is we are walking together in
this narrow human life, close to the borders of
eternity?-Exchange.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-26

Altho we stated last weeks issue of The
Mirror that we would turn over the editorial chair
and guidance of the family sheet" to another with
that issue, developments which thought would
rnateriaze failed to do so; and in consequence we
are still holding down the chair" though for how
many more issues cannot say. But be this as it
may our successor has been appointed and is being
initiated to the ms and outs of the position
Mr.. J.FB, locally known as Uncle Goshding-
it," will Lenceforth guide the Mirror on it's course
J. F. B. needs introduction to readers his
writings under the caption of Salmagundi have
til recently been in evidence and have been favor
able passed upon so justly. that amply
sured of the Mirrors future we'll being and when
leave here we leave knowing that it will continue
to reflect MIRROR among penal sheets.
Of course, it is not alone the editor who upholds
and maintains the life of paper, but we'll, the
support from his staff, and as the Mirrors infeld
1.-THE printers) and outfeld (the contributors have
supported us, we trust you will do by him.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-26
Joys Of The Editor

Consider the editor. He weareth purple and
fine linen. His abode is among the mansions of
the rich. His wife hath her limousine and his
frst-born sporteth speedy racing car. Lo All
the people breaketh their necks to hand him mon
ey. A child is born unto the wife of merchant
in the bazaar The physician getteth 10 golden
plunks. The editor writeth stick and half and
telleth the multitude that the child tippeth the
beam at nine pounds. Yea, he leth even as CEN
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-26
WaySide MeditatiOns
By "Optinao
Jerusalem To Jericho


touch this wounded man by the
wayside, he would be. according to
Jewish ritual, unclean until the 60
ing down of the sun. So departeth
the priest.
Then comes the Levite. An ex-
FOUNDER, he. of the Mosaic Law; a
pre-deciple of Blackstone. He.
even as the priest, saw the wounded
man; but he did more, he LOOKED
ON HIM." Perhaps he was lawyer
without brief; legal actions might
have been rare; here might be suit
for damages with its accompanying
retainers fee. But no twas only a
wounded man whom he knew not.
and from whom, because he had lost
all to the robbers, he could hope
for no financial oil with which to
lubricate the legal machinery.
Therefore, he as the priest, passed
by on the other side"
The third man to come the way
Of the Jericho road was native of
Samaria,. to whom because of the
kindly act Messiah attributed to
him, has been given the title Good
Samaritan" You will find his
actions recorded in the chap, refer
ed to above. have not space to
enumerate them here. The prac-
teal side? Have you failed to see
it yet? On the Jericho road of life lay
many wounded persons. There are
many causes for these wounds; and
if the causes were eliminated there
would be no after effect; for logic
does not look for an effect without
cause. INDECENT poor. eleemos-
ynary and penal institutions, are the
effects behind which are great and
potent causes. Poverty is an effec,;
dissipation is an effect; the necessity
OF wearing prison garb is an effect.
[ repeat that behind each and every
effect there is a cause of greater or
less magnitude. What then? Does
the priest(C Church inquire into the
cause of your wounds? Does the
Levite-Law-inquire into the cause
of your wounds? The answer is so
obvious that we forbear taxing
your patience with an elaborate
reply.
1t remains, then, for the Good
Samaritan" to be personified today.
Church and State have not rescued.
the wounded victims of Jericho
road brigandage. We Judge from
results. Force and torture does not
heal the wounds which hell born
banditti have inflicted upon the
moral nature of the Jericho travel
er. The Good Samaritan" had
compassion on him." Compassion,
sympathy and attention. Whence
comes these attributes? From the
Levite? No. From the priest? No.
Tho of the three he was the one we
would naturally expect to shew forth
such characteristics. But from
him whom the Jews despised, even a
Samaritan, came the sympathic at
tention and healing ministratlons.
Many wounded victims lie unattend-
ed on the road between Jerusalem
and Jericho. Where is the Good
Samarstan?" From the multitudes
of ages agone; and from they who.
today. are being passed by, while
they lie wounded, and helpless. on
the Jericho road comes the echo,
WHERE?
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-26
c.. S. Reed,
POPULATION

Week Ending Wednesday, Aug. Is
Number of Inmates at New Prison. 1922
Number in First Grade. 1886
Number in Second Grade. ..167
Number in Third Grade. 19
Received during week....................-..... E
Discharged. 10
Faroled. O.
Last Serial Number......................
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-26
Notice

All inmates desiring to write
to the State Board of Control
will notify their officer. who In
turn is requested to send your
notification to the Deputy War
den office. previous to Friday
noon IN order that special PAPER
for that purpose may be furnished
you. Letters written on the
regulation size PAPER will not be
permitted to go.
c.. S. Reed.
Warden.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-08-26
CHURCH NOTICE.

CHURCH NOTICE.
Services Prison Chapel at nine clock every Sun
day morning. Catholic service alternate
Sunday. Rev. c. E. Benson and Rev. FIR Corcoran, Chap
lains
Douglas Island news., 1915-08-18
Another Company on the
 Channel

Sanford Makeever, president or the Alaska Gold-Belt Company, which is developing mining property in the Sheep Creek basin in on interview granted yesterday discussed the plaus Of the company for future develop ment. The statements of Mr. Makeever Drought out the following interesting facts
 The property is located oD an four of the we'll defined vein systems of the Juneau Gold Belt and the indications show that the last system which has never been developed will prove larger than all of the others. This system will be crosscut at a depth of 5000 feet by the development tunnel
 The Gold Belt Company has com 0ined holdings of 2,639 acres, 9acres of which are lode claims.
 Work on Che 9,OOo foot tunnel through Sheep Creek mountain wil be started iu the near future and a l,4Oo horse power electrical power house is to be built on the beach holdings of the com Dauy tc furnish power to drive the tunnel.
 No experimental min will be built and the ultimate plans of the company call for a mill capacity of 30O00 tons of ore. The first unit will handle at least 5000 tons peg day.-Dispatch.
Douglas Island news., 1915-08-18

The home economics teachers and students know how to make different pretty and fragrant things from rose petals. Sun dried and enclosed in little muslin sacks, the rose leaves furnish a delicate aud delightful perfume for bureau drawers and shirtwaist boxes. As liniugs for sofa cushions they are in high favor. And in this way they may be converted into beads: Run the petals through a meat chopper nine times; spread out to dry for 24 hours; then grind nine times more. The mass then is ready for moulding. Now grease the hands slightly, measure out thimblefuI of paste at a time; mould in the palms until round and smooth. The beads should then be run through with pins and mounted on a board to dry.-University of Washington News Letter.