The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-10-18
THE "ONLOOKER"
Brief Comments and Reflections Anent Timely Topics and
Events SuccnctIy Told
BIZ ''Hans''

EZRA VIs1Ts CHAuTAuouA-The Chausauqua assemblies
Of the day differ much the piece
exclusively subjects assem-
biies offering of diversified
entertainment forms adjunct: but Of
mechanical mistaken for Chanuaua
tie Gonzales story. appears that
made assembly summer
aud the meetings held lutte George An
psing Snowman heard of the big crowds village
with equipped mechanical player
During the afternoon from the district
the village. Meeting him, Mr.. Gonzales asked:
Well. Ezra suppose have been the Chautauquag"
Yes shore have Sir, replied the rustic enthusiastically
/ jest came from thar now.
How did you like the musicg" Gonzales inquired.
Grea'! the Georgian replied, 1 listened Ii a while
an then rode it times"
FAIR ENoUeH-Besse had dime to invest in an Ice
why didn't you give your dime to the asked the
minister who calling
Il thought that" Bessie, but think I'll buy the
ice and let the druggis, the Chs,an
Herald.
BEHIND THE ScREE>:-Every in a while read few
lines of thought illustrating
recalls similar incident lives Such
Let's hospital poem Screens
They put the around bis bed;
crumpled heap l I'm le
White counterpart and rough dark head,
Those screens--they showed that be would die.
not an infalible sgn few live to see it
taken away, perhaps to he used few feet
We recall hope abandoned the
various denong approaching dissolution The grey
haired house physician clearly explained developments
had taken place.
But the lived shake physician
mentioned something about fuy counting
they Matched This fully conscious
clear minded during the bedside clinics
keen the opinions registered His feeling
of he felt quietly positively
convinced that he live
There all through life; placed
Others place through voi,ion But
tho no
in the effort.
WHEN BUBBLE BuRsrs:-Many persons of the
opinion that the high of living nearly balanced by
Ct high products receiving
But they forget that this condition
As extraordinary export stops compe-
''on again rules the world wages will be This inevitable
because the
present high prices will descend all Every
look backward his The
descend in sympathy with the Many
industries will have rast themselves the making Of
of entirely different character than the product
they will fud markets for the product competition
with other All this will take Aud during The
val these factories They will have
wages popononae to the reduced Of their
plants This will be the period
We had experience of national the
Civil War be hoped that the lessons
for of those lessons
ADVISING THE FARMER:-The farmers making plain
to the host of advisers things agricultural that
fully competent their without advice w.
w. Reynolds writing amused the
frantic Efforts being made by saddle upon the
He there nothing
of farming: the trouble a lack of help Give
feed the world" Reynolds declares
It will surprise many we'll ntentioned meddlesome
advisers that the farmer has undergo
than by quote Mr. Rey-
nolds
Il go any Office store factory
make hand the any
farmed make proficient
in few while after making hand farm for fytwo
studying all the with
books beeng feeding
forty years. studying the chemistry Soils manures feeds