The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-07-19
THE "ONLOOKER"
Brief Comments and Reflections Anent Timely and Topical
Events Succinctly Told from Viewpoint
By Ham

By Ham,
AN EXPLODED THEoRY.-Not SO many years ago
having the theory Every
of prominence and otherwise harped string and the strain
was ever-recurring-"be Lattery
that this false the cultivation of Ques
thing-mena passviys the mark of slavery No
who practices policy was
Even the who preached the policy
they enough not practice what they preached
theory preached by the by
those who have distinct object gain by OF their
fellow men; and this object is seldom unsefsh.
St. Paul writes, least is credited with writing For
learned Herewith be
the he carving his the tablets of history He
probably the only who preached policy of
things from utterly unselfsh standpoint And in recent
years theory the spirit
MISTAKEN Apv1cE-The 'orn of the ill.,
sang boy Ragged School But somehow his
that line Kathleen Mavournen Jared the
of the old squire.
my little man ;" sad kindly Why don't you put few
atches in your song?'
"Garn" advised the little man, politely Don't know
there amt h. mooscY 1t only G-London Ideas
The FUTURE WAR-The of the world all
trang thought and how best destroy each
other magazines preaching gospel de-
STILL of the maeorm Of distorted human endeavor
pointing based
than for which the world
closing Moeans Answer World" de-
scribe the work Of humanitys battles still to be Fought
Yes believe in armies, weaponed with nober laws,
Marching straight to the enemy's gate
To fight the human
Teaching the eprous places,
Where and pestience hide,
Where the real foe of the race is;
To smte leer from the faces
Of Privilege. Lust and PRIDE
The peoples of all believe their be most
moral Most the of armed forces abide
by the ethics apparently require
and dogma We question the
parative values of the methods.
extremely of the
Arabian African tribes ancient origin Their
Piles and cities located the certain death
for the adventurous white who seeks CLEAN information
hand.
Of the northern Africa the Senoussi the
powerful For have heard their hidden cities and
military training Every that
when the word forth from the head of the millions of we'll
armed fanaca Mohammedan will drive from north
Africa and Egypt But reliable information from the hnterland
For this the we'll authenticated English
officer who into the forbidden valuable
This officer had the valuable
Emr headman of the Senouss Gratitude for the kind
resulted invitation the hneand of Cyenaeca
northern Africa, the stronghold of the sect.
Captain Williams relating his adventures declares that
there had always existed idea that the Senou modern
despite the fact that when they emerged from the desert
ct their trading trips Egyptian old style
muskes Modern forbidden The Captain
that after the Ens party had progressed the
desert their trip they dug complete outfit of modern
repeating rifles all these had carefully packed oiled cloths
before being cached in the The Captain takes
remark that the natives displayed onceang
from the government.
Although treated with fine hospitality and given
the English officer Jaraboob
city, While waiting for the return of the Em Captain Williams
pitched the outskirts the To
of the soil he relates which
followed by heavy rains An hour after the sub
sided the sandy about him vegetation
the valleys formed by sand hummocs frogs
The Senoussi by thirty
number deputies who him
the settlement of disputes between heiks.
According the Captain
e The moral code Of life death