The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-02-21

giving their all and con-
secrating their lives to the Red
Cross the battle fields of
France so that there need be no
fear of another Valley Forge. B.
He who said Truth is stranger than felton,
must have meant truth is certainly stranger to c-
ton that masquerades truth.
Miss Washington" 6ve-part, refined farce
comedy was projected Auditorium screen at
our Lincoln's Birthday entertainment.
The pictures and the musical selections accomp-
anying them were very much enjoyed by the large
inmate audience, Which Immediately thereafter re-
turned to the cell halls to enjoy the continuation of
the congregation privilege which had been interrupt
ed by assembling for the movie show.
At the conclusion of the allotted time assigned
to the cell hall privilege the inmates were marched
to large dining room, where the steward and his
efficient kitchen staff had prepared and set out ho
iday dinner which, with the talking privilege made
the day an enjoyable one for all.
You add humanity to humanity by adding funds
to the Red Cross.
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ling.
There are few who realize that a revelation
of mans character may be obtained from the man.
in which he does his work, nevertheless this is
true No matter what mans work may consist of
he must establish firmly the determination to do it
with promptness and thoroughness, giving particu-
lar attention to the little details which all i'm
portant and which when overlooked at the outset,
often cause the greatest trouble in the end" says
writer: j. T. N, in Stray Shots.
''Prompness thoroughness and attention to lit
tie details the things which constitute efficiency
and it is these things by which mans real value
be estimated. Thoroughness must be practiced and
can only be procured by close attention to minor
details Self reliance. too. is needed to obtain the
most satisfactory results Too much dependency up
on others will never make anyone thoroughly efic
ent. man must concentrate his mind on the things
as they are explained to him they come up in
the course of days work. He cannot have his
mind wandering away hundred different SUBJ
jects and and expect grasp fully explanation.
'Here and now is the opportunity for man to
train himself for better things. Give a trained
| man, Experienced men wanted are the adver-
tisments that be in the papers almost daily.
| Employers asking for men with training and
they are paying good salaries to get them. Anyone
here can prepare himself for just such jobs these
by strict application his particular line of work,
matter what it may be.
| ''The trouble is that there far too many who
just try get by, but there those who get
| far. There is always premium the man who
does his work completely and thoroughly and it is to
such that positions of responsibility enrust
| ed; man should neglect to familiarize him
| self with every phase of his work. The man
| who familiarzes himself with his work in oil its
branches is the who succeeds. Master every
detail. Acquire the principles that make for
cess but the success of depends entirely upon
his personal efficiency.
| A man should aim to do his work in such
manner that it will not be necessary for to
follow along behind and patch up that which he has
overlooked neglected entirely. Successful men
never lack thoroughness When man realizes this
he is the road to efficiency and success"
They are better than money because they earn
money;-Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
1t is easy to make mountain out of mole
Hip if you use plenty of mud
The Possible Impossibility
\ What is an impossibility?
1t used to be an impossibility reach the North
Pole. But not only has Peary reached the North
Pole without question, but the South Pole, consid-
cred more impossible spot, has been reached
by both Amundson and Scott