The mirror., 1915-03-25
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March the 25tb., 1915.

Gain the mastery of yourself and
you will become the master Of fate.
Asst. Deputy Whelan paid the
Mirror Sanctum a flying visit last
Saturday.
Capt. Alexander is away for a
few days vacation. during his alb
sence Officer Picullel is acting Hall
Captain.
Our newly acquired Typos are
proving their metal. They have got
into harness quicker than the major
ity of apprentices do on the out
side.
The Printorium Officer, Mr..
Westby, is again relieving; this
time he is acting as escort for the
painters who are busy redecorating
the cottages.
In the future the officers and
guards of the Minnesota State Pris-
on will enjoy a two weeks vacation
instead of the ten days formerly al
lowed them.
Mr.. Bourne, Gen'l Office Mana
ger of the Institution, left the latter
end of last week for the East
During his trip he will visit the
Panama Canal, and the Exposition
at San Francisco, Cal.
The Royal Chef from the Ward
ems residence, paid the Mirror Sane
tum a brief visit last Tuesday. Come
again old man, your smiling visage
is always welcome!
Kal is sure some nash singer.
They couldn't get along without
him, hence he is again presiding at
the meal hour. Oh no! He has not
left the printorium, we couldn't get
along without him either.
Mr.. Nelson of the tailoring Dept.
is some" busy these days, clearing
his shelves Of winter stock and get
ting in the spring and summer line.
A good sign that the weather will
soon change in the right direction.
The snow is fast disappearing
from the yard and it is possible that
if the weather keeps fine we may be
able to celebrate our next holiday
(April 2nd.) in the yard and have
the opportunity of seeing Paddy's
new lineup in action.
Many will be sorry to learn of
the sudden illness of one of our old
est stick handlers Buck, who is
al present confined in the Hospital.
We trust he may have a speedy re-
covery and be with us ere the COM
ing of the next holiday.
Among the new exchanges COM
ing to our desk are: The Sheridan
Post, Sheridan Wyo.; Yakima Re-
public, No. Yakima Wash, and the
True World, Bryn Mawr Wash.
They are all live newspapers and
cover their respective fields in a
thorough and business like manner.
Chief Engineer Schatz is a ire
quent visitor these days; he is hav-
ing considerable work done for his
Dept. in the way of report and re-
cord forms; he is also looking after
some repairs to our dynamos. He
always has his jobs ready when he
promises you.
Rev. Benson, conducted the Sun
day Services in the Auditorium.
They were we'll attended and those
who were present had the pri vilege
of hearing a splendid sermon. As
usual the music was excellent, Prof
Christensen conducting both choll
and orchestra.
Mr.W.H. kindly the Optometrist
of St. Paul, made a business trip
here recently and among those who
availed themselves of his very effic'
lent services were several members
of the Mirror Staff. They one and
all report splendid service and the
cost was very reasonable.
Mr.. w. A. Mcclellan, Cashier
of the Prison, left last Tuesday for
a thirty day vacation. Mr.. Nickel
lar proceeds to Philadelphia, where
he will meet Mr.. Bourne. and from
which point they will embark for
San Francisco via. the Panama Can
al. We wish them Bon Voyage.