The mirror., 1916-02-10

i've, for the deep truths ably represented and
surely interesting and instructive to all of u.s. and
credit to the Circle.
believe we all very thankful, for it is en-
couraging to know, that we may hold these meet
ngs and have certain hours placed to our disposal
in reading. debating and discussing interesting and
important subjects, and that there is placed within
these possessions library, treasury of valuable
information on almost any topic; and by combining
and drawing on resources for ideas will en-
tighten and inspire toward accomplishing the
higher fulfment of life and efficiency; for efficiency
is the open door to opportunity-the Golden Key to
success, and the password of to-day.
We who reaching for knowledge and educa-
tlon should take deep interest in the construction
and knowledge of products This will tend to
initiate in ambition and confidence, thus making
our subjects vital, interesting and instructive
to our hearers.
The attendance has been good, the quotations
excellent, and the members have taken an active
interest in the meetings.
The Quarterly Meeting held in the Auditorium
was success and greatly appreciated. The Circles
duty has been ably performed. We all appreciate
the critics Office, and criticisms are an interesting
feature, for it is sometimes very difficult to listen to
the reading of paper and then deliver thoro
criticism but this difficulty easily modified by the
critics percepve ability. 1E., to grasp the stua-
ton to deliver fair and just criticisms
In conclusion will ask that we all give to the
Circle the best of our knowledge for the Chautau-
qua that is destined to succeed to survive is the
Chautauqua that stands for knowledge, first last and
all for knowledge, for Education is the watch word
oE Al
scholar ring in
We are not here to play to dream, to drift,
We have hard work to do and loads to lift
Shun not the struggle: face it,
'Tis Gods gift.'
And when the universal passport of leave is
granted to thru Freedoms gateway into Liberty's
fair earthly land, let us try and be of good cheer
grit and perseverance.
For it matters not how deep entrenched
the wrong,
How hard the battle goes, the day
how long
Faint not. fight on tomorrow comes
the song." ~9-1+r4
Moving Pictures
GEO. FITCH
One day Edison caught sight of the camera
which had hitherto had easy time, but from that
time it doomed. Edison harnessed it up with
set of gears and revolving shutter and set it to
work photographing speed, history, romance, humor
and travel.
AS this was done moving pictures be-
came enormously popular The moving picture
theater Immediately leaped into being and began to
compete with the car and the cigar store for
the nickels of the popuace. In consequence the
limited supply of 6ve-cent pieces became so over
worked that nickel which doesn't register at three
tills each day is loafing on it's job.
Moving pictures making us acquainted with
the world and familiar with the great men of all
times. The scenery of Java, Siberia and Sahara are
chesnuts to us, tho NAV never have travelled 100
miles railroad train. For five cents we can see
King Solomon quarrel with fifty wives in colors
We have seen many batteships launched KINGS
crowned and buried tigers shot. highwaymen freed,
pugsts demolished and mountain peaks scaled.
that most of extremely BLAsE and the trees on
the street would have to walk off arm in arm to pet
more than yawn out of us. This the trees will
never actually do, but they likely to do anything
on moving picture film, which is great assistance
to Nature, sometimes,
In moving pictures may also see ferocious
Indians chasing the brave hero down macadam
road and barbecuing him against trolley pole.
likewise we NAV discover the temperamental cow