The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-04-22
Pendennis' Chat

know it is not consistent present condition Of the
world affairs offer prediction of universal Still
evident that lasting peace, when de-
clared that will broken-a of long dara
iona that will become triumphant and substantial
The has brought to full and
plee understanding of the of of
The inventive of the human mind has made of
chaos repee with startling Men have
and hearck from reading the of the They
have discuss This
tude of mind toward the brought of
dsnteres the natural result of the epugnancy
the by the calamity The horror inspired
with a great disaster.
Vivdy stalks, stripped of all gauds
sell the spectacle ghtend and ashamed
feeling within the senbties of of repugnancy
from which has strong desire for that
shall live and the dawn of the eternal completeness of
things.
Probably of the why Billy Sunday great
making snness because he has the faculty
Of making badness look very bad.
He puts badness all that wrong compro-
mise with it, offers apologies for and of being
The trouble down in Mexico has been called revolution
Now revolution revolutes and revoves. Does remain
fixed situation with either progressive
gressive. revolution has beginning and an end
Peudennis believes that only should be employed to
teach boys high schools Women teachers very we'll
the little boys but when boy long he needs
keep him straight Then you know after boy begins
long he gets different viewpoint from which
the dogs of the world He begins have young mans
ideas things general and should have for his teacher
who has been boy and knows how things look
from the vantage of boyhood.
One the hopeful signs of the times the cordial
latons existing between Capital and Labor Nearly
something appears print showing the part
Capital Labor Recently, without being asked Capitalists
Nebraska who buyers bees paid than the
ke Several other
of late where Capital has voluntarily shared Of its wealth
Labor All of this but of the rapid progress
of the economic wealth of the development
ideas by the association with and better conditions
There down in Texas who has worked fory-tbree
years without For this has oed his
occupation of bookkeeping and did wish for day off,
His work had grown into his life that and part
All work and play has made dull of
him either for he made discovery that
has kept him with his work He says There
rules in life have followed One u.s. am regular habs
another attend business and the third do
much" He made great discovery when he found
that he know much Most of us know little
One but admire this who toing with his books
and for learned from them and those who
came in contact him. that be did know too much"
There always something for him to learn from mis- surround
ings him that he had
bodys his He did feel the need
his work full of peasurethe joy of learning of
seeking knowledge.
gaining rapidly strength that few realize
the spread the country journey
the Pacific and make the through
Starting the Atlantic from the
thence Tennessee
Mississippi Arkansas Oklahoma
travel entirely prohibition Leaving Oklahoma, going
north and through Kansas westward through Colorado and
north Idaho and then through either
would reach the Pacific crossing
the continent wholly soil that is dry
This include all the dry Georgia. Ala
bama Mississippi, Maine. Virginia. Arizona,
North Dakota would be touched in the Journey
The total of forty
eight states union and the wet only
thickv populated question
of prohibition submitted popular majority
would ballot for prohibition.
discernabe in the fiction