The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-01-11
THE 20 MI KER.
Brief Comments and Reflections Anent Topical and
Timely Events SuCCinctly Discussed
From our Viewpoint
By "Ham''

Ham,
The first peace appropriate
time Even though the likely be rejected
the preliminary right direction Though
immediate of hosie interchange
views will probably lead further bargaining
In be said that was
necessary to the subject of All credit belongs
nation able this the flush victory motives entirely
foreign those expressed will be credited peace
fact however is hard to undo definite
counter proposition After that dinlom
acy will no doubt settle the various national
There political questions adjusted that 1t
seems impossible to look for settlement the
sby nothing tangible will be accomplished year.
Even after general treaties arranged there will
of battles fought between the opposing smaller nations
who have their opinion been more
of the contendDg will suffer goes with
question The chances gains the ma
tion will Another
illustration of the survival of the strongest
There is spirit Of hatred peoples that
borders on foolish.
Montivideo newspaper, published in English recently
chroncled the fact that the two
European would in the permit bura of
the dead members of of the colonies confines
AS the controlled one nation
they able enforce their mandate The
hed colony therefore, their own burial
ground The failed the ulapat-
riots who pepetrated this contemplate were naurazd
Argentans for the country If
the former there should be law preventing them
peace Argentina If the latter thew
should be allowed extent that endane
e the peace and traditions OF other coon and makes for public
disturbance
In the brave and sober-minded
closely resembles the of
might people grown crazy as the result Of
disappointment and defeat.
For persons expressed establishment al the
number of who Europe who had
visited the natural artificial home AS travel
Europe will be volume than BEFORE just soon as
made the average
tourists preference for Europe a playground
The motive of his generally desire for
change coupled with curiosity Now just how can
satisfy that desire by remaining
have satisfy people the change local color
historic social, traditional?
We enjoy the Hudson river by rail to Buffalo
and trolley Niagara Falls This easily DAYS.
starting from New York We have spendors of the
chief points Of scenic interest in the City
the seaboard expensive hotels faced BY
the and backed by golf links dollar bunga
owshady interesting exciting with social as
paons In the trips and
least it becomes Here we
hustlng cities it is but why leave New is
the object of our excursion?
In the southern caves and explore various
less advertised battle grounds Beyond tablets COM
memoratng certain battles learn nothing history of the
ground we learned years In the northern there
nfcen harbor beautiful lakes and To reach
these generally aruous task ready
Afterwards remember the falls
forests and but there little trad
tiona to hold more than cursory interest
Turning the find nothing tourist be-
Kansas City Denver perhaps
south the Ozaks Colorado we see
in the rough The from Colorado Springs summit
of Pixies Peak and the vision early through the clouds
repays lot of travelling. Yellowstone is collection of
rocks and and mle place campers
ngr but only of interest the of
thing than In the SOUTH making
leans headquarters lasting
other of the never-forgoen orchards
and flower decked gardens of California
must old in that
hunger for is evident in view of the
foreign travel.
The most Americans is because
of tradition 1t the land of their forefahers
Germany-n the continent Just az won
derful have Add ease with which
point of reached and we