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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-10
REFLECTIONS
By 7. ". Z.

Lovemaking is the result of tenn
perment, habit and once in while
sincerity.
Some dentists look mighty pros
porous for folks that live from hand
to mouth.
An employee to be a success
must be able to create bigger job
for himself.
It all depends on how old you are
whether your birthday is milestone
or milestone.
1t is not what you do in base ball
but where it happens. and what
comes Oft afterwards.
1t is an awful poor family in
which the father has to economic
in the matter of smoking.
A man who is always bowling for
square deal is apt TO howl some
what louder when he gets.
1t is always easy to be convinced
that an evil act you wish to do will
be alright if you do it with a per-
fectly good and innocent motive.
The keenest disappointment
comes, not of failure of hopes to
be realized, but of the failure of
hopes realized to measure up to
the expectations.
50
Will, of our local ball team is for
ever doing the Cobb stunt,trying for
an extra base, taking the slimest
chances to move along, and what is
more he is getting by with it.
-
If cleanliness is next to Goodness
why is the spring house cleaning
so provocative of profanity and
why Stunned by the head of the
family, as a maid does a mouse.
-
Hope is the attribute that inspires
us to try to scale mountains aud
thus makes it possible for us to climb
over molehills. If we started out to
accomplish only what we do accom-
plish, we would never get anywhere.
-
Above all things. face the world
with purpose. Decide what you
can do and what you want to do,
then carve out place from its re-
luctant cliffs your own niche and
fill it. A knowledge of what you
want, the way to attain it, and the
determination to win are the steps
that lead to power. Indecision and
vacillation now mean loss Of years
RI n,,rinn tho of
schooling you should have learned
to study, now is the time to fix the
theories of school days in their re-
lation to matter. You must do this
before you are fourty or you will
occupy place in the ranks of the
mediocre as long as you live.
This is your commencement, 60 at
it.
Show me man with the red
badge of courage tagged to his mind
and I'll show you in advance. a win
ner. The country is suffering from
mental gatherings, and no man do
ing a legitimate business can tell
you how these gatherings are going
to effect him or his business. But
fact remains that they are going to
effect him if he is not careful to
brush them aside and direct the at
tack personally from the firing line.
The man or the concern who are
not enthusiastic boosters of their in
dividual wares at the moment is Ii
able to have his sales dwindle AWAY
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-10
Pendennis' Chat

~4x A~4A44AO AAS
The reason why John did accept position in
the British Cabinet to all who remember the re-
cent sham battle in Ulster.
Ebert Hubbard who many things and did it better
than Gents left the Phstine without their
flock have old of the Philsne and the cover is
this Pope the first to throw the bu That was Hubbards
advertising the his publication and his Phs
tines Hubbard he developed
oddy deigned trait genius The flock will
another Pastor as proficient.
There much dope in the base ball To much
Base ball good clean and desires to have its
history good clean English Base ball that
worthy of fair by the sbes 1t above slang and
dope"
this May any of spring
here about, altho several have complained of chls.
1t a mighty good thing for the alarmists that
rather mpersonal of individual effort is
why should this that But when has shoulder
and the fighting line why that different
That is making personal matter. No likes be shot
at anybody likes talk brave To carry by
prcxyto make mpersonal far off rather adds
of the times and better opinion of his
capabilities.
Pendenns noticed teams plays
prison Diamond the tactics employed the base
runner who gets caught between bases.
back forth with the baeman pur-
The pitcher usually stands onlooker the
The ball is thrown the head in effort
him all this kind of base ball the the school kids
play the
thing when trapped is for the pitcher
the and then of the baseman who
has the ball throw the ball the pitcher The pitcher then has
mercy which way the
the pitcher throw the ball and beat the the bases
Throwing the ball the runners head the base line and
back and forth taking chances making that
tho ritc
ball the cannot get to base.
The base ball player who has developed individual
y usually makes the best grandstand player He will
the game with his and the wn He
will not take orders from captain listen to the coach at the
basenes The individual player member of the
He s all for himself and the grandstand.
only citizenship worthy of reorganization
the intelligent appreciation
patriotic understanding of the ideas of the pioneers of liberty
The artistic advertisements frequently Turkish
cigarettes rather that the demand high tobacco
There will be enough the real burly left fill
the pipes of peace when the time to light them
reconcile heocs with but the adj
vements real good better vivid coors than the
old time breakfast food ads
Some of the aarmss noticeaby they
begun to their hair banged in front.
This Of year when the small boy is threatened
with safe and FOURTH of JULY.
dietary who expounds long theories the
thought periodicals. beyond redemption You
those who condemn the dishes mother used make
there will be revival of the old time
coming The Declaration Independence
learned the
ideals that inspired the signers.
Cuba recently celebrated thirteenth university
1898 there considerable doubt
of tho
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-10
CHURCH NOTICE.

Services Prison Chapel at nine o'clock Sun
ay morning. Protestant Catholic service alternate
Sunday Rev E. Benson and Rev. FIR. Corcoran, Chap
lains.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-10

Getting right word in the right place what makes
composition of stepmother language such difficult
To write topic of pertinent interest
but put the the proper places
pquant of thought The language
which have relative meaning but nicely
distinction choose the right word the
the wishes mpart relation the theme he is discuss
ing is an artan that requires the capacity Of genius
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
War Bitterness Keeps
Children From School

MANDArS, N. D., Nov. 27-By threat
'ening the arrest Of over 800 parents
and guardians Of children, old enough
to be in school, but whot are not at
tending, District Attorney LANCER has
stirred up what promises to be one
of the hottest wars in the history Of
this portion of the country. There are
1900 children not attending.
Many of the parents and guardians
are either German-Americans, RUS
sian-Americans or Scandinavian-Amer-
leans. They have, in many cases, re-
fused to put their children in school
on account Of the bitterness OF the
feeling among the children.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
DON'T Suffer WITH ECz I'm

IS. SIS

Winter Eczema, sometimes called
TETTER. is one Of the many yarie.
ties Of the irritating and tormenting
disease known as Eczema. a deep.
seated blood disease that is 80 often
confused as Skin Disease. Don't
think that you can rid yourself Of It
by washing with indicated soaps or
medicated lotions. You will save both
your time and money by leaving them
alone. Winter Eczema is seemingly
dead during the hot months. but with
the advent of cold weather It comes
to life with renewed vigor. The head,
feet and hands are the parts most Of.
ten attacked. though It sometimes ap.
pears on other parts OF the body, the
skin hardens.. cracks open and bleeds,
while the itching and burning is at
times almost unbearable. Scratching
only makes It worse, sores and scabs
forming where the skin is broken.
In this form Of Eczema brownish
white crusts sometimes form which
scale OF in fine particles, leaving the
sim raw and infamed. It Is especially
tuainful and severe when confined to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
'N0sIR|O[A| ANEl
BREAKS COLO
STOPS CATARRH

Simple. sensible NosTRIoIA is
surely fne for Colds, Group, Nasal
Catarrh, Sore Throat, Cold In Chest,
Hay Fever and Kindred affections. It
sis worth its weight in gold. Y
NoSTRI0LA Is perfectly harmless
formula printed on every PACKAGE,
and II Is 50 simple and sensible that
1T appeals to- everyone.
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for Catarrh,
Hay Fever and other disease breeding
germs. NOSTRIOLA is intended no
quickly reach the sore, intiamed mem
branes, purity, soothe, cleanse and
strengthen them, and not only cures,
but prevents colds and Catarrhal
troubles. It Is also fine for croupy.
children. g., II; 81 ~
Buy a small tube Of your druggist
today, and you'll wish you had tried
iNOSTRI0IA Observation-Disclosures.
80 p Z b + - 90
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
Eat a Square Meal and
Not Fear Indigestion

r j. Il iI3ie
There are hundreds Of people in
Clarksburg who are not the least bit
surprised when they read in the Tele-
gram that ls-Haymaker Co. are
selling Mi-o-na on a guarantee to re-
fund the money in case it did not re-
lieve. This remarkable dyspepsia REM
edy will relieve the worst case OF in
digestion, headache, dizziness, or the
general played-out condition that af-
flicts every one suffering with stomach
trouble. Mi-o-na does not simply re-
lieve, 1t aims to cure. SIS
Wells-Haymaker Co. can tell you Of
many well known people in this city
who this remedy has restored to
health, often after they have tried
many other methods OF treatment with
little or no benefit. No other. dyspep-
STA remedy has made so large q per-
centage Of cures as Mi-o-na. It is so
large that We1ls-Ha ymaker Co. stand
ready to refund the price to any GUS
toner whom 1t does not help.
The best kind Of advertising Is the
praise OF a pleased customer, and
there are hundreds in Clarksburg to-
day praising M-o-na because, It does
what It is advertised to do. "A few
months ago they could eat nothing
without wondering what the result
would be. Since using Mi-o-na, they
eat what they want and when they
want with no fear Of suffering. This
medicine comes In the form Of a small
tablet and is very pleasant to take. It
speedily and permanently relieves all
most all forms OF stomach trouble and
is the only one sold under a positive
guarantee without any restriction, TO
refund the money IL it does not re-
lieve. This is a good time to get well
and you ought to take advantage OF
Wells-EIaymaker Co.'S offer.-Adver-
tisement. @ So
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
WINS
IN The CASE
0FCONTEN|PT
When Federal Court sustains
His Demurrer to the Pro-
ceedings against Him.

The opinion and order Of judge
Edmund Waddfll, Jr., Of the United
States district court OF the northernl
district Of West Virginia, in the CASE
LOT the United States VS. 81. g. Ogden,
editor Of the Wheeling eliigencer,
have been received at the Office Of
United States Clerk G. B. Kefauver,
In Parkersburg. The case was onel
of statewide interest on account OIL
the bitter fight between the State
Public Service Commission and the
Manufacturers Light and Heat Com
pany which resulted in the proceed
ings against Mr.. Ogden. following
the publication In the 1ntel1igencer Of
some OF the proceedings In that case
and the comments thereon. The pub
locations complained Of were reports
of the proceedings before Master Van
dervort. II
The arguments on the demurrer Of
Mr.. Ogden were made at sPhi1ippi byI
Judge Reese Blizzard OF Parkersburg,
the Hon Ohm n. Holt, OF Huntington;
and j. B. Sommerville, OF Wheeling.
In sustaining the demurrer, JUDGE
IWaddill says that Mr.. Ogden's actl
was not shown to be contempt Of |
court. The opinion and order Of the
court follow:
The Opinion.
The United States,
h. G. Ogden.
Contempt Proceedings.
Memorandum.
"Waddill, District Judge.
"The proceeding is now before the
court upon rule summarily award
ed against the defendant, requiringl|
him to show cause why ne should not
be punished for an alleged contempt
of court set forth in the petition and
exhibits thereto attached, fled by the
Manufacturers Light and Heat Com
pany, complainant in a suit in equity
pending in said. court against the
public service commission of West
| Virginia upon the return ana answer
of the defendant, H. g. Ogden, toll
said rule and upon the demurrer ana
motion to quash set up in said an
swer! and the court having natural
" consid ered the questions arising on
said demurrer and motion to qnasn,
and arguments of counsel thereon,
doth conclude as follows:
"(1).1t not appearing from the
I'averments of the petition on which
the rule was awarded, and the exh1p-
its fled Herewith or from the pub
lished articles, that the alleged con-
tempt was committed either in incl
presence OF the court, or SO near
thereto as to obstruct the administra-
ton Of justice, that under the law ap-,l
plicable to this case, (section o6s.
Judicial Code). as Interpreted by the
supreme court and the circuit and cir
cult court Of appeals Of this circuit,
(Exparte Robinson, 10 Wall, 565;
Exparte Savin, petitioner. 131 U. S.,
267, 276; in re Daniels, 1871 Fed, 95;
Atwill v. United States, 1872 Fed,
1929, the rule should be quashed,
and the petition dismissed.
1.-THE foregoing conclusion should
be carried out. by an order entered
in this proceeding with proyiso that
the rule should be quashed and the
petition stand dismissed, unless the
petitioner, the Manufacturers Light
and Heat Company, on or before the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01

New England hshing tieet com
ptises 2es boats. q 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
HOW TO CLEAR
away PIMPLES

Battle your face for several minutes
with resinol soap and hot water, then
apply little rcsinol ointment very.
gently. Let this stay on ten minutes,
and wash off with resinol soap and
more hot water, finishing with a dash
of cold water to close the pores. Do
this once or twice a day, and you will
be astonished to find how quickly the
healing resinol medication soothes and
cleanses the pores, removes pimples and
hlackheads, and leaves the complexion
clear and velyety.
Rcsinol ointment and resinol soap
stop itching instantly and speedily
heal skin htmors, sores, burns, wounds
and chatting. Sold by all druggists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-01
SOAP FOR BABY,s TENDER SKIM

The regular use Of resinol soap Is
usually enough to prevent those dis
tressing rashes and chaflngs to which
most babies are subject. This Is 80,
first, because resinol soap Is absolutely
pure and free from harsh alkali, and
second, because it contains the resinol
medication, on which 50 many physi.
clans rely for skin troubles.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-21
REvoL1UcIJA
PoRTUGALIJoJ.

Jaunoj Portugalijos republikoj
kilo revoliucija neuzganedintu is
valdzios prezidento Manuelio de
Arriaga. Pirmiausia maista pa
kele igula karisko skraiduolio
Adamastor, kuri ismuse besilai-
'kaneius prezidento puses aficie-
rus, atplauke prie sostines, mics
to Lisbono, If il bombardavo
Lake bombardavimo uzmusta
daug zmoniu. Isgriauta mieste
daugybe triobu. Revoliucija, kaip
matyt, buvo nuo seniau prireng-
"a, mes j kilo taipgi miestuose
Oporto, Coimbra, Portalegre, San
torem If kituose didesniuose
miestuose. Gatvese miesto Lis
bon buvo kruvini musiai. Pre-
zidentas Arriaga pabego is sos
tines. Revoliucijonieriai apval-
de sostine If jojes sivede savo val
dzia. Lake musiu gatvese mics
to Lisbon uzmusta 81 zmones,
70 suzeista 800. Bet, kaip rodo-
81, If revoliucJonieriu istatytas
tuomtarpinis prezidentas netvir-
|tai laikosi. Buvo jau pasikesi-
|nimas ant gyvasties 10 isrinktc
nlinistetiq pirnlininko Chagas
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-21

Senatorius Freitas paleido ! mi
nisteriu pirmininka keturis SUI
vius If pavojingai il suicide ge-
guzio II d. Lisbono gatvese at
sinaujino musiai. Kariski LAVAL
bombarduoja miesta. Uostan at
kako ispaniSki kariski laivai Es-
pana, Rio de la Plata !ir vienas
torpedu naikintojas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-21

Varsavoj gauta zinia, buk Ga
licijoj tapo pavojingai suzeistas
Austrijos sosto ipedinis, kuni-
gaikstis Karolius Franciskus Juo-
zapas.
Ant pussalio Gallipoli traultia-
81 kruvini muSiai talkininku ka-
|riumenes su turkais. Nors abid-
vi puses jau nemazai znoniu
'nuzude, bet apvaldyti Dardane-
|liq siauruma talkininkams Xxi Siol
|nepasiseke. Neapvalde nei rusai
Bosforo siaurumos, nors If vie
nj, If kit druciai pagadino tvir-
toviu fortus. Bet kol talkininkai
Dardaneliu ir Bosforo tvirtoviu
nepaims, jie prize Konstantinopo-
lilo eiti negali. Nors kalbama
apie visiska turku pajiegu issise-
mima, bet jeigu jie taip ilgai If
smarkiai gintis gall, tai, matyt,
ju pajiegos dar neissiseme, il
nezinia, kada jos istikro issi-
sens If kada Konstantinopolis
teks talkininkams.
Lake paskutiniu armenu SKIER
dynip Van apskrityj kurdai is
skerde 5000 armenu. Dardane-
| liu juriu siaurumoj turkai pa
skandino angliska music laivq
Goliath.
Francuzu kariumene isiverze
vokiskq vakarines Afrikos kolio-
mia Kamerun If uzeme vokie-
iciu kariumenes stovykla Esoka.
Del paskandinimo garlaivio
Lusitania visur pasididino vokic-
jciu nekentimas. Buvo vokieciu
musimai Londone, kituose di-
desniuose Anglijos miestuose,
Australijoj If kitose angliskose
kolionijose, taipgi Italiioi Kile
del to vaidai Suvienytu Nalstiju
su Vokietija dar neissiaiSkino,
ines Vokietija iki siol ant jai
Amerikos pastatytu reikalavimu
atsakymo nedave. Nezinia todel,
ar Amerika nebus priversta stoti
prizes Vokietija. Jeigu prisieitu
jai su Vokietija susikirsti, ia,
kaip matyt is laikrasciu, parem-
tn svarbesnes Pietines Amerikos
ispaniskosios republikos, kuriu
gyvcntojai taipgi vokieciu neken-
cla II nor1 Ju kareS pralalmeJ1mo.
Balkanu tautos dar Wis neis-
drlsta kistis karen; Grekija nuo
kares sulaiko sunki jos karaliaus
liga. Italia dar taipgi neisikiso,
ncrs buvo jau menki kariumeniu
susireminai prize rgbeziaus. tia
lila turi jau 100000 sumobili-
zuotu kareivip, kuriuos gall tuoj
karcE pasiusti. Gyventojai kelia
austrams if vokieciams neprie-
lankias demonstracijas, musa vo-
kiecius If kares reikalauja, todel
galima manyti, kad Italia ilgai
nelstengs neutraliskuma uzlaiky-
I'll. Taikos salininkas If vokieciu
draugas, buves Italijos ministe-
riu premieras Giolitti naujon mi
nisterijon nepakliuvo. Karalius
|neprieme atsisakymo, Salandra
ministerijos If ia palaike.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-21
Is Kares Lauko.

Geneva, Sveicarijoj. Laikras-
It's Journal de Geneve aplaike te.
legrama is Krokavo, kuriame pra-
nesama, kad austru If vokieciu
nuostoliai, pradedant nuo geguzio
I dienos, siekia 10000 kareiviu
If aficieru. Sulyg sito telegramo
rusu nuostoliai belaisNiiais siekia
$4,000.
Petrogradas. Musissprie siau-
liu bene bus vienas is didziausiu,
o gal If didziausis musis ant Lie
tuvos zemes sioj karej. Jis siau-
cia dar If Xxi Siolei, If apie 10
smarkuma galima spresti is Off
cialio rusu pranesimo, kuriame
sakoma, kad viena tik pereito
utarninko nakcia vokieciai su di-
delemis jiegomis penkis sykius
atakavo rusu pozicijas. Visi alta
kai vienok buvo atmusti vienas
po kitam. Ant rytojaus vokie-
eiai buvo megine pasiusti kariu-
mene, kad uzeitu rusams IS sono,
bet ia koliumna tapo srmusta.
Musiai eina If toliaus j pietus
nuo Siauliu isilgai Dubisos ups,
kur rusai pereita sereda sunuse
vokiecius netoli nuo Eirogalos
miestelio if paeme ju pozicija.
Rymas. Italijos ministeriu ka-
binetas geguzio I3 d. vakare pa
dave savo rezignacij%a Dideles
manifestations Ryme nesiliauja ir
minios zmoniu reikalauja kares.
Paryzius. Oficialisi francuzu
pranesimas pazymi apie svarbius
francuzu laimejimus, kuriuos ICY
ia po labai smarkaus music, ku-
ris dar Wis tebesitesia siaurinej
Francuzijoj if Bclgijoj. Belgijoj,
apie. Ypres, belgai If anglai laiko
savo fronta ar atnusineja vokie-
cip atakus, tuom tarpu fran
cuzai stipriai gula ant vokieciu
! siaurius nuo ArrasFir j rytus
nuo Bethune. Svarbiausis nusis
eJo apie Carency kaima, kuris yra
ant gelezinkelio tarp Betl1une If
Lille. Francuzai uzeme visa 81
ia kaima, uzgriebdami S kanuo-
les, tuzina bombasvaidziu, dide-
Il skaitliu kulkasvaidziu, 5000
karabinu If TT.
lie Pretre miskuose prize Yer
duno tvirtoves francuzai uzeme
visas vokieciu pozicijas; prie kali
vos No. IFS francuzai atrado la
vonus triju vokisku dkompaniju
(rotu), kurios tapo sunaikintos
francuzu artilerijos ugnim. Prize
Melville St. Vast uzgriebta II
kanuoliq If dideliu haubitsq.
Londonas. Anglu skraiduolis
Goliath tapo nuskandintas Oar
daneliu siaurumoj. Menama, kad
apie 500 jureiviu prie to- zuvo.
Anglu povandeniniai LAVAL per-
plauke per Dardaneliu siauruma
ir nuskandino du turkiskus tran
sportus su kariumene Marmuro
jurese. Rusai, sakoma, issodina
kariumene ant Turkijos kranto
netoli nuo Bosforo. Sta kariu-
meme tapo perkelta laivais per
Juodasias jures.
Londonas. Telegramas, ateju-
sis is Rymo, pranesa, kad Ryme
oficiallskai tapo pagarsinta, kad
sutartis Trigubojo susivienijimo,
kuris riso formaliskai Italia
Austria If Vokietijq, taro pa
naikinta geguzio 4 d.
Italia iki Siam laikui Wis 81
pasi kariskose supyklose: viena
diena iskila augstai, kita diena
nusileidzia szemai; telegramai, at
einantieji viena diena, pasakoja,
kad stai jau-jau bus kare, 0 kita
diena vel viskas apritnsta.
Riauses If demonstracijos EMO
lniu, reikalaujalrEiu kares su AIS;