The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-01-24

has to offer in the way Of entertainment. The
applause given encouraging the active workers
of the organization as we'll as mered by its present
management.
Every number the program rendered at
this entertainment exceptionally fine. The M
S. P. band, under the present management has made
remarkable strides in technique and is to be
graduated for splendid rendition of the overture
Nabucodonosor. by Verdi. The Must clans
Strike was musical comedy that proved instantly
popular. Also trumpet solo by Mr.. A. A. and the
impersonation of "rube cop by Mr.. M; and also
the popular songs by Mr.. D. which were illustrated
by the lightning crayon artist" Mr.. S., among
the innovations that presented.
Taken altogether, the entertainment AL
and the applause accorded the entertainers was as
encouraging to them the program welcome to
the audience.
! Following is the program it presented
in full at the Quarterly meeting of the Prison
Chautauqua last Sunday:
PROGRAM e.
The Mystic Bond-------By PRESIDENT, PER1AN CIRCLE
March -"Senper Fidels' ----------------- Sousa
THE BAND
Overture -"Nabucodonosor'' Verdi
The BAND
Character Song-"Long Boy HerscheH and Walker
j. MuLcRoNE
Idyle-"Simpicity Dorothy Lee
THE BAND
Trumpet solo-"Sabat Mater ------------- Rosini
A. AcHEN fs
c-"Muscans Strike --------------1h. Farbach
THE BAND
Piano Solo-'Transcription Palms,. Leybach
w. NORTON
Retreat Tattoo-"Sodier's Life ------Keler Belo
THE BAND
Song" Somewhere in France 'J E. Ho,oard'
F. BRUCE
10 Popular Medey-"Sky High -------G. M. Taylor
THE BAND
IL illustrated Song-''Lookout Mountain H r. Mohr
S. DUBESTINE
Crayon Sketches by c. H. SCHMIDT
II Patriotic Parol-'sprit of America -. S. Zamecnik
THE BAND
National Anthem-'The Star Spanged Banner Fl S. Key
R. j. Reichkitzer, Musical Director.
Ridicule that ridicules most needs no sheer to
make it's point
Those that mind their own business usually
disliked by those who would like to freely mind the
business of others.
1T has always been in my observation of human
nature that who has any good to believe
in himself never fourshes himself before the faces
of other people in order that they may believe in
him"-DAvrD CoPPERF1ELD.
When you puncture the conceit of the SUPER
critic you attribute 1t to your desire to expose
allacy"-lf the other fellow" does the same thing
you can term it crude presumption"
The that ill afford to buy SIS cent
steak for his scanty board can save" the So cents
if he camoufages. II
Putting away SANDER ne abstans from calumny
What he hears here he repeats elsewhere raise
quarrel against the people here what he hears else
where he repeats not here to raise quarrel against
the people there. Thus he lives a binder together
of those who are divided, an encourager of those
who are friends. .
Putting away bitterness of speech, he abstains
from harsh language. Whatever word is humane
pleasant to the lovely reaching to the heart,
urbane, pleasing to the people, beloved of the
people-such are the words he speaks
Putting away foolish talk, he abstains from vain
conversation.
And he let's his mind pervade one quarter of the
world with thoughts of Love; and the second and
the third, and the fourth. And thus the whole
wide world above, below, around, and everywhere,
does he pervade with heart of Love- far
reaching, grown great and beyond measure-From
BUDDHIST SCRIPTURE. translated by RHYs- DAv1Ds