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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-06-14
MitChells Managerial Tact
j. Ed. Grillo, IN Sporting Life

the guidance of Fred MITCHELL who while identified
the Braves credit for much that Sings
pshd who the know. That Mitchell
handler of ball being by his brilliant showing with the
which leading the York points
this writing. Mitchell
pshng things with which crippled by the
Cubs brilliant young baseman, whose he filled with
Fred Meke satisfactory Under his Joe
Tinker shown by the former coach Of the Braves
Charley Weegham made strike when he induced Stangs
with the
a pitcher in
catching
which he himself Of high rank This
recognized George Sangs Braves
players Cubs have tenth game
which
apparently good chance for the Weegham the National
flag this for Mitchell has healthy lead the Giants
and if Safer the fold the lineup
the will be the which will
sox who repeat
League
remarkable change Grffmen who
the first the Detroit Tigers the final three from Jen
Shaw who had his broken
Cleveland Barry Mccormick making mistakes
which the Indians their In the final De-
imShaw had the satisfaction of winning Howard Ehmke
whom
Bill Donovan has the conenders the American League based
the that he has pitching staff and much improved
Magee played Washington
first Donovan benchd him filed his with
has fielding hitting that the
Fed Lacquer shown the League
Mae Ppp Pecknpaugh Frank Baker make ecable
field, which is to wit the
According which going the rounds Eddie Collins told
the playing he did
the Makmen because Manager Rowland insisted telling him when
hit Collins this of his
the form he displayed when under Mack Mack allowed him
his judgment in such While the White Sox have had
rather picking their with the Mackmen the other
the Eastern Comiskey
having chance for the that consider Rowland
enough handle Rowland popular with his
players by rival Pat Moran has the Phies
National being behind the who though
picked result of their remarkable showing in the last
being the 1917 showing much
form to date as they did last fall.
With Jim Shaw and Bert Gala both fette of late
and Walter johnson having better luck that his
he pitches all the Wash
better pitching staff Harry Harper
and pitch did when he his Ray CALDWELL
whom he beat of weeks Clark Griffith has good hitting
and one which is constantly improving the field.
whether
les between the International League
lett to the latter meeting of International League
club owners and here Sunday May 90 E. g. Barrow
president the International said his
stood ready but that would the
decision the American call off the SERIES Mr.
Barrow said that attendance divided
the wisdom of playing the this of conditions Mr.
Barrow telgraphed Thomas Hickey
of the nternationa the Mr. Hick
had that meeting called Chicago
May II decide the interleague In the that
played said Mr. League will
add AZ schedule 154 and
o l6.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-06-14
PANTASCOPES

Practical PHILOSOPHERS and Pertinent Points the Panacope of
Passing Events geographically Portrayed
By-opsmo"
Who took the rush" Out of Russia?
Not all still deep Some are stagnan
1t is quite possible person himself
of genius when he only shooting
All the world No. Lusus this does
ply the who is in love with himself!
The pathetic feature ndulgng witess u.s. that in
vaby him thus demeans himself ridiculous
The sow-freigh" transportation has this
further advantage the methodhe thought will
have time to mature in transit
A time-worn phrase hus-"Don't anything
finish" has started in help finish something
she did O What's the answer?
One may receive inspiration recorded truth while
may verbal by the foul whis
of the scandamonger In which there's difference
1t has sad that "A changes his mind. fool
never does" OF passage when hear
say WELL might the question for year. but
change mind" The and prudent amenabe
counsel humble be the of instruction
such have become hardened in their econceit
will thus endeavor the idea that themselves have at
tanned the dizzy heights Of ALL KNOWLEDGE
Wright quoted having sad Safety in the
entirely sufficient height" This,
aver, thought deliberations sounds quite plausible
with the idea that has long been prevalent
to-wi that the of falling much it the coming in
sudden and orcbe with portion of this mundane
1t therefore, that if
sufficient height the swift abrupt halt
of Death will be obved
Applying the logic other things. might that
freedom from disease almost entirely matter
sufficient hea that will have
for if only maintain sufficient quantity of noushment in
the stomach that suffering from the icy blasts of winter
avoided sufficiently close proximity heat exud
ing body; that-But why enumerate further?
There things however, which those of who
plane enlightenment: First,
just exactly height? Second
detail by what of maintaining
that particular height designated craft being
efemi
Holland we'll be proud of her queen, Wlhemina Her
much her inferior mentally has himself
incapable filing high position occupies Queen
Whemna has been the the power behind the
throne but In the midst Europs she has
time for pink other petty society Her
strings with She
satisfied final the that handed
by subordinate officials but keeps herself directly informed regard
ing the affairs of her people.
Dressed army uniform riding her mount per-
sonay the condition of her loyal subjects
critical hour especially of her sodery Finding cong
dtion, she repaired once
housed beneath Finding
soldiers beds
be furnished them And she that her commands obeyed
And this personal touch has for her the loyalty
of her people.
Her photographs do show her rvaing in
physical beauty but compassion
and loving kindness have successful
STATURE but her brain capable directing
her interests large he held within
life, and her
needs and hopes and worthy ambitions of her
When psteriy shall history day
being stained with the blood a
markable for cleannes they will find
of who writing least kept her coun
of the maelsom of war-Whemina of Holland
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-06-14
TALES o. TIME"
Brief and Timely Comment Rejecting the Fancies of Thinker
and Student
THE CITY
By Beau Esprita and Co.

THE CITY
With grip tern relentless you hold me-
have drunko your passion and spell;
AS a potter shape and mold
and cannot escape from your shell.
You have promised me Song fames bright token,
but made a blank a blot
am old and I'm bent and Pm broken
vet fool can't forget he forgot
Came the voice your fame far Eden
where white sharbor sunsets and dawns.
One gave answer to needing
that your to be played. needed pawns.
One gave answer and feeling
that gateway led on to fail goal
Superman! in Staying and stealing,
set me free to return to sou
have tried o escape from your feter
from granite that owe to SKIES
There's no dupe in your kingdom knows better
than my heart that soft words lies
To siren call human,
and srove for things out of my
Now I'm part of the hard laugh of woman.
and the sneers OF your sou-boken
Set me free! Let to my dreaming
the dream have ovedso lost
am days IN will schemng,
Oh. know what embracing costly
am soul-sick each day as gaze a
the vile stuff from your thrown
You're called Vulture-and naught to amaze at
for vulure leaves nothing, bone
Watch we'll, for day I'll need urging
with your passion
For of late feel things surging
soul crying need;
Watch me we'll, though m low of the lowly;
for day I'll your
shall break for the paths that holy
and my acquaintance
FRAILTY
1t is cowardice O your pain
Unnamed shall not be crnge meath blows
That will not Your cry God can't disdain,
For a tme-Ah. still He knows!
His son cried out from torture's red abyss,
Forgive me. Father that shrink from this!'
The father who a of never makes bum
of his boy.
Most of the before buy the that's
POME
She found a ten" in hubby's buds,
And with it bought-a pound of spuds.
ARE YOU DOING YOUR BIT?
Are you doing your AR you doing your bit?
Are the firing line of life
Or do sit
Around each day complaining
OF the sunshine or the raining?
Oh, quit all such disdaining-
DO Bit
you doing your you doing your
Iie There isn't any other
To equal 1t!
Even though the be snowng
And the wintry winds be blowing,
Get get in the going
Do our bit
Are you doing your Are you doing your bit2
Do around a-whining that
You don't feel fit.
Bustle and take the tussle.
Twill muscle,
This grand world is built on hustle
Do your bit
OF day age but
EMERSON
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18
Auxiliary Entertained

On Thursday afternoon, October
1lth, Mrs. J A. Bennett delightfully."-
entertained the Ladies Auxiliary OF
the Presbyterian Church, the guests OF
honor being the retiring president,
Mrs. II. G. Skinner, and the former
presidents, Mrs. j. Il. Daniels, Mrs
A. c. Crenshaw and Mrs c. F. Dow
den
The afternoon was most pleasantly
and profitably spent in contests. music
and discussions pertaining to the vel
fare and the future of the Auxiliary,
followed by a delightful two course
luncheon.
Those enjoying Mrs. Benefits hospi-
tally We're Mesdames Crenshaw.
Dowden, Skinner, Porter, Bordeaux,
5 smiley, McDermott, Helmstetter,
Duerson, Nielsen, Ransopher. Role,
Alexander, Hammock, Dent XX.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18
Last Bonus on
Lyceum Tickets

Following the offer of the Lyceum
Association, the contestants in the big
Dermott News automobile contest
staged a regular whirlwind campaign
the first of the week, which resulted
in the sale of about $500 worth of sea
son tickets for the Lyceum course. this
being approximately half of the amount
which the season ticket sales are ex-
pected to total.
The first number of the course will
be given next Wednesday, Oct oath,
and it has been decided to offer another
bonus on groups of tickets that day.
The bonus will be the same as that
given last Monday, and the offer viii
be in force all day Wednesday and IN
til after the entertainment Wednesday
night, final reports being made at the
school house if desired
However as a special inducement for
early work, an extra premium of 100
votes will be given on each group of
tickets turned in before noon Wednes-
day. This is done in order to get in as
many reports as possible early in the
day, thus avoiding some of the rush
which invariably comes late in the af-
ternoon.
However, the bonus offer will as
stated above, be good all day and it is
likely that the sale of tickets will be
especially heavy just before the enter
tainment
Attention is called to the fact that
tickets can be sold. reports made. and
nesday, and the contestant who is wise
will keep up the work every day Of the
time that remains. for this Is positively
the last bonus that will be offered on
Lyceum tickets.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18
Goodwin Sails
For Europe

Congressman W. 5. Goodwin of
Arkansas sailed last week with a party
of members of the Senate and House
to visit the war zone in western Eu
rope, and will spend four or five weeks
in England. Belgium. France and Italy.
This trip Is being made by the party
unofficiallv, the members bearing their
own expense, and for the purpose of
obtaining tirst-hand information as to
the conditions and for acquiring knowl-
edge that may be useful to Congress in
making further provisions for the eff
fective cooperation by this nation.
In the party with Mr., Goodwin are
Representatives Dan V Stevens of
Nebraska, Dill. Johnson. and Miller of
Washington, Hicks of New York, Dale
of Vermont, Parker of New Jersey,
Taylor and Undertake of Colorado,
and Senators King of Utah. Kenyon of
Iowa, and Hale of Maine
Mr.. Goodwin is member of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs. Only
one Democrat now in Congress has
served longer on that Committee. He
is recognized by his colleagues as an
authority on international questions
and treaty relations. and has always
been staunch supporter of the Ad-
ministration. Mr.. Goodwin had a long
conference with the President Just be
fore leaving Washington.
The party expects to return in time
for the opening of the regular session
Of Congress IN December.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18
W. NJ. S..

Program for next Monday after
noon.
Subject, The Kingdom of God Com
ing Through Trained Leadership.
Leader. Mrs Cannon
Bible Lesson. How They Gave after
the Captivity" Neh. 10, 2s-39.
Music. Mrs Frank Etter.
Stewardship. Mrs. {. q. Henry.
Failure to Develop Native Leader
SHY, Mrs. Morris
Give. Mrs Anderson.
ByProducts of Home Mission Work
Mrs. Harrison.
All members are urged To be present.
for this is to be Home Coming Day
too. Light refreshments Will be
served Note the change of time from
3 o. clock to 2:30.
Mrs Fred Wilson was enrolled for
membership at the last meeting and
Mesdames Mercer and Johnson We're
welcome visitors
" NJ : Reporter
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18
A Kick

Dear Editor
| thought of writing about this for
some time, and hesitated; thought
some other person would do it. How
ever | think it is an injustice to the
people of Dermott, and it may be a
good idea to mention the fact in your
paper
For many months electric light
globes have been going dead and that
prematurely. An electric globe should
last reasonable length of time True
the modern tungsten globes are more
delicate than the old time incandescent
ones. They give more and better light.
But they should last longer than they
do. Now. have been to other towns
and | have noticed that they do not
have the trouble with bulbs that we
have been having in Dermott
This seems to prove that the power
is not run as it should be that per
haps there is some irregularity or an
excess of electricity | am not an cleo
trician, but do know that our electric
globes should endure longer than they
do. The probability is that if the per-
son in authority would take this matter
in hand, Dermotters would save many
dollars each month on the cost of cleo
trio light globes. Citizen.
oJxr
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18
dwelling a
Roll of Honor

The man who goes into an army to
defend his country Is in a sense a true
hero as much so as the general who
wins great battle With every sol
der the display of heroism is simply a
matter OF opportunity. The same mo-
tive that inspires the general to fight
is the same that inspires the pri-
vate. This being true Dermott is not
without her list of immortals and her
roll of heroes. Among these. several
are now, and several have been. mem
bers of the Presbyterian church, and
feeling that their example should be
an inspiration, and that their memory
should be kept green and in reverence,
on next Sunday morning roll of honor
of these men will he unveiled at the
conclusion of the II O'Clock service
Everybody is invited to this, as well as
all the other services in Dermott's pop
ular and homelike church. Sunday
Bible school. 9:45 morning worship,
II o clock. evening service. 80. sub
ject, Paying a Tribute of Praise
Through Criticism Pastor.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18
Engagement Announced

The following is copied from recent
issue of Mississippi paper. Mrs. In
gram returned to Dermott the first of
the week.
The many friends of Mrs Nettie In
gram and Mr.. j. II Gum will be
pleased to learn of their marriage in
the near future After their marriage
home life will be sought in country
place in the far west Mrs Ingram
will leave for her home in Dermott
where she is known and loved by all.
Mr. Gum has been in Oklahoma for
the past several months looking after
his oil interest there.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18

OREGON x CALIFORNIA RAILROAD CO
GRANT LANDS Legal dsht over and At last
ended Title reeested Ia United States Land. rs
Act II Congress. ordered to bo opened under
homestead laws for settlement and sale I've
million three hundred thousand acres. Contain
ing some of best Timber and Agricultural Lands
left in United States Large Copyrtshtei Map
showing land 10y township and sections. laws ees-
ering same and description of soil. climate ram
fail elevations. temperature etc. Postpaid one
Dollar Grant Lands Locating &c.
Portland Oregon
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18
Sets Fine Example

County chairman w. d. Trotter has
called attention to the splendid work
done in the Liberty Loan Campaign by
Jno b. Simms. of the Chicot Bank &
Trust Co of Lake Village. Promptly
after being put on the committee he
got busy on the streets of Lake Village
and in one days time sold $4,000
worth of Liberty Bonds by private sub
scription Can you beat it
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-18

job work neatly and promptly done
at The Dermott News Office. Your
patronage solicited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
How To Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness or Head Noises

II you hav" c:itarrh catarrhal deaf
ness OF, head noises caused by catarrh.
or II pHccm drops III Your throat and
has caused catarrh Of tho stomach or
bowels YOU will he glad TO know that
these distressing symptoms may lie en-
tlrciE overcome in many instances by
the following treatment. which you
eau easily prepare in Your own home
at nth. cost. Secure from Your drug
sisi ounce Of parmint Double
strength This, Will not cost you
more than zoe: Take this home and
add TO u :. pin; Of hot water and :
ounces d graduated sugar; stir until
dissolved. Take one tablespoonful four
times day. An improvement is some
times noted after the first days treat
mcnt breathing should become easy.
while til" distressing head noises.
headaches. dizziness. cloudy thinking.
exc. should gradually disappear under
the tonic action OF the treatment. Loss
Of smell. taste. defective hearing and
mucous dropping in the back Of the
throat arc other symptoms which suS
Ecst tho presence Of catarrh aud which
may often h. overcome by this oflica-
cious treatment. IN nearly ninety per
cent oj AL car troubles are caused by
catarrh. there must he many people
whose hearing may he restored 10y
this simple home trcatmcnt.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
hLL SUNDAY SCHOOLS
ARE TO BE REPRESENTED
! EtrrdcnomiBationaI Maxs-Icctiuc 10
lie Held ut st. PauI's Church ~
sunday Afternoon

Representatives OF all the Sunday
schools Of til. city VIII meet at ;
o,ciock sunday afternoon at St paul's
Episcopal Church for i masS-mcctinE
of the Observation-Disclosures SUNDAY
school Association. +. T. crump. pres
!d"nt Of tho associations. win nrcs;de
ard addresses will be made as follow.
IN" Sabbath school and the Church. :"
- j. T.. Gaines. Of Richmond col
lego. The sabbath school and ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
SECOND REGIMENT WILL
ARRIVE THIS MORNING
unU,d WON First raEc !


The othcr companies arc located al
EtrmNi!in. Crlpcper. W.,rrenion. Front
Edyal chase CITY. Roanoke. Eis sion.
Cap. Winchester. Frcdcri clisburr. Pu-
lashi Fast Eadfo"d and I.uray Tho
regimen; numbers about 100 officers
aud mon.
The War Department, has ,nanv
uctihcd the Adjurau;-,i.ftral MAT The
second Infantry was .n i:a wa. to
Richmond. Had tho local authorities
hcen idle until notified Tho regiment
would HAY" reached her, wien 10 ar
ranscmeuts made for as reception.
other than tho details looked after by
structcd hy Colonel Robert r. I.ccdy.
IN" reSimontal commander. to arrange
for ihc subsistence OF the men and for
transportation Of equipment. The use
" tho local armorics withou, cost 10
the government for rent. light or fuel
Was secured by lie Adjutan,-Gencral
from tho Administrative Board.
Will. III: iSTERED OUT
or FEDERAL SERVICE
II has been definitely settled thai the
regiment Will 10 mustered out o.: the
Federal service III spite of tho fac;
that the country is OIL tho verge of war
with Germany. This information came
from Tho War Department ycstcrla:
No mastering out officers have yet
made their presence known TO the Stale
authorities. nor has the adjutant-gen-
cral received notice that any have been
appointed to look after the work OF
checking M the equipment brought
back from the border aud other details
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

ing from 81 parallel line from he
enemy craft.
As "a; present constructed. suhma-
zine torpedo tubes must be loaded
l*hcr the vessel is IN harbor. and the
tubes cannot be reached Al sea. with
the new device the outer end Of the
tube may be sealed and the torpedo
inserted between the two skins IT the
submarine.
Vt present. = submarine commands,
hhs little moro than minute la pur-
suing q fast steamship To turn ana
fire after he gets the range. because
shc could get too FAR away for effect
Y he did not fire quickly. With MIR.
lakes invention. At least ten minutes
VIII be given IN which The pursued
vessel Will be in fair range ur the
swivci-co1trolled tubes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
II. Eitcnour. Julian {. Anderson and

a.. H. Eitcnour. Julian {. Anderson aud
=. .. Whcrry.
Visitors appointed by the associate ion
viii <" TO every Protestant sunday
school in Richmond sunday morninE 10
inspect the work aad gather data upon
which they viii report at tho mass
meeting. For the purposes of the WISH
'ati"n. thc city has been divided into
sections in charge OF chairmcu. as fol.
lows; NrrthSidc. y. {. Scott. West
End. FairfaN Jones. central Portion
- l.. GivcuS. South Side. j. t. Jones':
East End. w. NJ MhcrrN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

city" DR.. u. X. Anderson. Of tho Civic
Association. The Sabbath School and
the state" Christopher b. C;;::ae,t chair
man Of the state Corporation Com
mission
The meeting has been arranged by
a committee consisting OF j. H. Mont
,.um"ry. Il. =. Gibson. Fairfax Junes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
t0ntIitlun improved.

Howard +. Willard. Of South ltich-
nond WHO was operated upon for APP
rcidicitis a. the Memorial Hospital on
Tuesday. is reported to be Improving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
shooting tase Continued.

Tho hearing Of Charles Saunders.
r"i"r",i. charged With shooting: Charles
lack son. WAS continued in tho Police
'uurt Yesterday until February ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
SIGNAL CORPS TO Be
INSPECTED ON MARCH 7
Orders Issued Indicate Early re-
turn of Richmond Troops
on Border.
MUSTER our runLouGn MEN
Captain Myers Writes That HOwit-
Zcrs Expect To BE on Way Home
Before March t-DiScuSS Possible
Call for Volunteer Army.

Notice inat the richmond Signal
'olps WOULD lac inspected at it's armory
~ this city az March and va"
received Yesterday by Adjutan,- ,;cnoral
w. W. sale. The organizations is now
on duty at san Antonio. Texas. and
as FAR as thc local authorize" know,
hrs not hccA ordered home,
" Is considered probable dat tho
signal Corps viii he, amor. tn" mex,
quota If troops ordered hon" Ia IL.
mustered "It Of the Federal service.
TIC War Department ~" recently re-
aucst"d information regarding tho dig
position of the Engineer Corps peud-
ing It's muster out. aud ~ hoth COM
panics arc located 4, the sauc p"juu II
is not unlikely that they VIII IT, gen,
hoinc Oh the game train
Captain Edwin y. Conquest, com
mandnE tn" signal Corps. la, might
photographed that he had no snforma
ton in regard 10 tho probable move
ment OF the company hoincward Ills
telegram 10 The Times Dispatch FOL
lows:
Your wire received Sorry aaun"t
give any definite informant a& to
wlcn company will y ordered home
VIII wiz" If ANY advance Information
- received. Compare Going well APP
prcriatc your interest I:c-.lrds from
all"
The commands pow located - san
Antonio chDcc' 1rGcrs soon accord
ing 70 letters reaching h,re recently.
Captain william VI. Myers. commander
Of thc Richmond Iiowi,zcIS. wrote ="
friends here that tho .rttilerynea cH.
rcctcd TO got under WY before
March /.