The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-12-27
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The Christmas givngspr which brings delight and toys,
And supplies Nations kiddies with its thousand joys;
Is a-hope for Youths where fes wool is laid
In alteration of the magic wrought by mangered Babe.
We Thank You

We Thank You
The committee of members of Saltwater Council
Knights of Columbus. in charge of the drive for the
War Fund, in Washington County, extend to you on
behalf of the Order their sincere appreciation for the
generous in which you donated to their
cause, especially after you had already so patriot
icaly answered the previous appeals presented for
your consideration.
Wethank you and so does every American boy and
man who has donned the uniform of military or
naval forces and has gone may go to fight the
battles Of right and democracy for God and Country.
R. w. McGARRY.
Grand Knight,
Knights of Columbus
Honorable Geo. A. Sullivan, of Saltwater, visited
the Silent City last Thursday noon for the express
purpose of bringing message of appreciation the
inmates from the Washington County Red Cross
Committee.
Senator Sullivan, after an introduction of well
come by Warden Reed. delivered in brief but very
complimentary words, the special appreciation and
thanks of the Saltwater Red Cross for the prompt
and response of the inmates toward Liberty
Loan and Red Cross subscriptions. The we'll chosen
remarks of the Senator conveyed only his person
al regard for the Silent Ciy's patriotism but they
also identified him a spokesman of sincerely
and feeling
The management and The MIRROR in behalf
of the inmates, join in thanking the Red Cross
and it's honored representative for their message Of
acknowledgment, and express the wish that that
beautiful sentiment of Shakespeare, expressed in:
One touch of nature makes the whole world KIM
may continue in it's inspiration and bear further
frutage
Beloved Rogues," tnree-reel serio comedy
the feature of last weeks movies Kolb and Dill
the enactors of the beloved rogues. Their cean
mirth- provoking approximations were greeted with
merry enthusiasts and appreciation which kept the
audience in good cheer until the very last click of
the reel.
Preceding the films. Prof. Young, Principal of
the Saltwater High School, addressed the inmates
His remarks referred to the good work the knights
of Columbus doing for the boys over there;'
and conveyed the invitation to donate toward sup
plying the boys with the comforts that we were
we in their place, would appreciate.
Honorable Judge Frank Wilson, after formal
introduction by the Warden. addressed the inmates
in the dining room last Sunday noon The Judges
remarks were fervent acknowledgment of the
splendid response that the inmates of the institution
made to the Red Cross campaign
Though the Judges address was not extended
it the less sincere and convincing. and won
him the hearty applause of all his hearers.
AS in the case of Senator Sullivan who spoke
on the same subject Friday. December 81, the man
agement and MIRROR, in behalf of the inmates. take
this occasion 10 acknow ledge his address If arnro
citation with feeling Of pride and pleasure. to
which after ALL we feel we only say that 1t is
duty that devolves upon all men,