The mirror., 1916-12-14
v1GNETrEs BY THE "oNLooKER"
Brief Comments and Reflections Anent Topical and
Timely Events Succnctly Discussed
From our Viewpoint
By ''Hane'

The vanity of
On the whole the evidence pretty
conclusive
cave-dweling period only
had orsake their parental homes-caves should
the desire avoid the painful with bust
end of the hairy hands of their back
those days there but little vanity and correspond
lack of inkets for their personal adornment And the
had influence when the sanctioned the first
par boubt called
that the first of and strange spirit awoke in the
manly They had for the first time his
able make comparisons inictive pursuit.
but which often disastrous ones of mind The first
the wodod vanity dance undoubtedly learned
these meetings. And all evidence indicate that the
responsible germs unrest
Previous the Rafepaches the
al adonmen At one of the meetings newly married man rrobab
y introduced his wife wearing necklace of masodon teeth and
thus created Then the for distinction clothing and
ornament began and it has stopped If Mrs Longace
sed of fur, Mr. Strongram
of finer fur The outvied each other
faction Of and the did but aid them There
the of the family always
ready for business
Having this historical data al hand easy for
womens growing influence 1t has been natural growth If the
failed provide abundany others
ed and naturally of his failure. This feeling
dered sedust and cowardce Thus the advanced
until finally she able dictate the wishes that had for
mery been the of the The successful in
satisfying the rapidly increasing demands of entered
phase of the They the workers. changing
places with their And right here they consigned mankind
everlasting Once they fully occupied
hides Jewels whatever they used medium of
barter and the failing the of affairs
meshed the they had with their vanity
they have been able themselves
be little effort do But after ALL the orger
crude affair of the Perhaps the softer of
slken lies it's compensation!
certain feathery tribes
which nscutabe pariah
air. The foregoing apparently indicates intention aw
analogy between the unwren birds and
such intention 1t much simple let
readers their analogy they wish o do
The unwriten law" of the crow-that pariah of
feds-s nexorabe in it's operation inevitable natures
evolution Some time in periodical the of which has
slipped there the Deper-
ately wounded the black pariah lay hidden Unable
grub for food he waited for the end The fact that
call would bring several of his his his
hopeessness occurred him. but humanke this
the CALL 1t the unwrten law" of the tribe
fatally hurt members be quickly dpatched-by lightning like
stroke of sharp b-o that bourne where
in fertile meadows and farmers with sotguns unknown
This particular did call for his comrades
nadvertent made him conspicuous
telescope sight of his wing the
without hesitation the unwrtten" law of fulfilled
The carrion bird by all eahery
killed without by Yet
quainted with the spirit of mercy.
The Embargo League" has incorporated
laws of the object league is to in
huence national legislation towards declaring embargo export
traffic in oodstufs order decrease the high living
Congressman Schal and Smith who sponsors for the
intend circulate petitions every
the and forwarding them Washington Schall in re-
apeech declared be seleviden that present
high foodstuf lies with the people
that suffering from tyrany
the firm belief that neither the
responsible
In the light of storage
ngs Chicago and other cities there little
that spectators responsible for the prevailing
everyday edibes.
Probabilities for the of appeal embargo on
food not bright unless the
nation Even though embargo actually effect
what there spectators storing
curtaing supply? An embargo without legislation prohibiting the
of certain oodstus including very limited