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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
MuNKAs BRTEasEGELYz6 Is oNKRPzo
szERvEzET 4s. oszTALYA

Eln0k Rig5 Mihaly, penztarnok Turner
J6asef, peuzisyi titkAr Papp Lssslo t25l
Superior stl, iegyz6 IIauzer Andras, ellen.
5rJk: Homolys Istvanr IS olcssnyi Janos.
Hipatalos orSes: DR.. Fuzi Pei tHome Saw
ings Bldg.3. Rendc,6 6rak: t.t6l, Dig IS 7-tGl
Sig. T..
Gyiilkseit tartja minden h6 Blk vasarnap'
jan delelStt 10 6rakcr 81 tAtlstikai Club
west Federal street, helyisegeben.
A Betegsegelyz5 .tsria lshet minden er'
kSiesiieg kifogkstalan. ~ferfi Is n5.nunkas:
Fsrfisk le es As, n6k pedig 1e g. 4o-ik
eletevHk k6aoft vehet6k fel Beiratas dij
mines. cssk 81 forgaIm t5ke fizetend6 be,
nelly osszeg kilepks eseten viseaafizettetik
A tagok jogai ason ;napt6l kesd6dnek. me,
lyen Q k6zponti int9r5.bizottsas q feiveteli
iyet helybenhsgyts 60 lAttsmozta. Betesse-
getyi sd az A csonortbelieknek. ysgyis 3
f&rfisknak, $ie.t hei .nkint 25 h4tig IS $s-t
beteg. a k1spontt3l rendkivdli segslyben re-
saesiii: . n5i tAsok, vasyis esoporths'
lick, $o-t kapnak hetenknt 25 hetig 81
s4.5o.t hetenkint 25 hetig es n6i tasok
ia hosszas betegsegnel rendkivdli segelyben
rsszesalnek. A seeslyfizet6s betegses
six napistdi kezdodik.
Havi inetek kivetes szerint fizettetik.
Halalesetnel $500 temetkezesi 6sszege'
fizet a szerveset Ferfi tagok neieik utkn
ha azok mem is tagiai srervesetnek. halA
eseten $50 temetkezesi koltsegben reszesIl
mex Is ha mindketten tsgjai, usy $3.50 fizet
tetik temetkezesi k6ltsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
A YOUNGSTOWN SCENT YsTvAN H.
R6LYRor, EINHvEzErT Rom. Is con.
KAvH. TEAdPLonn rs BETEaSE9EGYzo
EGYLET
Alspittatott 1901 augustus 25-kn

Elnok Balssk6 Gyorgy, slelnok Hs-
Habod&sz Gusztav, jegyS6 Hoffer AndrAs
{7161s John St.) kihez minden o. egyiet er-
dekl6 level kuldend6), penztarnok Czene
Gabor, psnziigyi titkar Juhasz Janos. beteg'
latogst6 elien8r Balask6 Gyorgy s7s Will
SON Ave- (sutomatikus telefon sEam 77415)
kinek . betegssg bejelentendo.
Bizotts&gi tsgok: Oross Istvan, Kal6cki
JGnos. Turner J6ssef, Nemenyi Mikes
Zasxl6tart6: Kal6eki yanos. petransaky
J6xsef Is Lacz6 Istv&n.
Nsgybisottslgi tsgok: Habed&sa GuszsAv.
Kish Andrksne, Czene GAbor. Horvath Ist'
vsn. Trusteek: Bslask6 GyGrgy, Hoehvsrt
IgnSc. Benish AndrAs. Ifius&gi ssstal ke-
zel6k: Benish Andrfs, Dar&ss friSyes.
Hivstalos orvos: DR.. Fuxy Pal. 4o3 Home
Savings Bank.
Rendfentsrt6k minden gyHlSssn Hinsve-
xend6k.
GyulSseit tartis minden h6 else ".
ssrnapjkn Kossuth K0sm6vel6dSsi Eye.
silet termsben, 124 E. Federal o.. dslutAn
Q or&t6l kesdve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
America munkasai
koldus sorsban
(Folyt. az 5. oldalr6l)

minden remeny meg van, inert az
amerikai munkas jozanabb es be-
lat6bb, mint enropai osztalytar-
sa es az amerikai t3ke sem olyan
profitehes, mint az europai, hisz
Amerikaban mem akarnak nyolc-
van-szaz szazalekos haszonnal
dolgozva Mrtelen meggazdagod-
nj, inert jol tudjak, hogy a tiz
szazalekos biztos haszon tobbet er,
mint az a bizoyntalan szaz szaza-
lex. Valoszinii, hogy a munkasok
is engcdni fognak k0veteleseik-
h6l es akkor az amerikai t6ke
mindent ell fog kovetni a valsag
megsziintetesere es biztosan kepes
is lesz uj piacok felkutatasaval
Is beallitasaval az amerikai ipar-
max es kereskedelemnek ui. teret
nyitni es biztositani. Termesze-
tcsen csak ehben az esctben re-
melhetjiik AIT amire mostani
viszonyok kozott meg gondolni
nem lehct - ha az amerikai toke
Eur6paban is erdekeltsegeket val
lal es segitseget nyujt az europai
~azdasagi helyzet konszolidasara
is.
Ami a kivandorlast illeti,
eek utan termeSzctesen csak AIT
tanacsolhatom mnidenkinek, hoey
.cltgedjek meg az itthoni biztos
cvisztenciajaval es ne igyekezztk
Amerika bizonytalan viszonyai
koze. Igaz, hogy Amerikaban a
mi penziinkhoz viszonyitva hallat
lanul magas q munkaber, leg
k0zonsegesebb napszamos is meg
keres naponta harom dollart. FL
az osszeg azonban csak akkor len
re tenyleg horribilis, ha az az
amerikai munkas ebb6l a penzb6l
= Magyarorszagon elhetne. Hi
szen mig a munkaber haboru
ota mintegy otven szazalekkal
emelkedett, addig az arak dragu-
laea el6rte a szaz szazalekot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15


~ flyen viszonyok ko,ott va
l6sag9al megdobbent5 az a k5hy.
nyelmiiseg, amellyel nalunk meg
intelligens emberek is. sSt els6sor-
ban ilyenel: iigyvedek, orvosok,
tanarok stb. neki indulnak Ame-
rikanak. Mint ismeretes, az Egye-
silt Allamok korlatoztak be-
yandorl6k s2amat es a kiutazas-
hoe eppen exert feltetleniil s2iik-
seges az illeto allam ameriRai it.
teni kozulatusanak visuma. Mint
hogy ezt csak korlatolt. szamban
allitjak XII, vallalkozo szellemii
kivandorlok ugy segitcnek magu-
kon, hoey Ausztriaba vagy vala-
mely mas curdpai allamba valta-
max utlevelet $ ICY elutnak
Triestbe, Hamburgba, Genuaba
vagy valamilyen mas europai ki-
k0t6bc, ahonnan azutan vissza
kcll hozatnunk 6kct. De meg
rosszahbul jarnak azok, akik =
minthogy az emlitett korlatozas
miatt az Egyesiilt Allamokba nern
juthatnak - olyan hclvekrc kc-
riilnek, ahol a viszonyok egyalta-
laban ncm. kedvezGk a minden
sziiks6ges ismcretet nelkiilozo
egyenek szamira. s.o :,
Mindennck ellenere olyan Macy
ma Magyarorszaeon a kivandorlas
vagya, kiilon0scn a kozepoSztaly
k0reben. hogy ha csak rohamosan
javuias mem al be viSzonyaink-
ban. mintery sz;izezer egyen akar
most hamarosan kivandorolni.
Ezzel szembcn a yisszavan-
dorlas a mutt evben volt q leg
er6sebb. Amerikai kimutatas SEE
rint mintegy szazezer magyar jc-
lentette be visszavandorlasi szan-
dekat. Eek k0ziil ez ev tavasza-
ig visszajott mintegy $4,000 en-
Der. Azota azonban ez a vissza-
vandorlas megakadt, inert itthon.
r6l olyan hirek erkeztek Ameri-
kaba, hogy lit teljesen lehetetlen
a megelhet6s, hogy oily nagy dra-
gasag van, hogy foldet csak horri.
bills aron lchet kapni, hazat cey-
altalaban nem lehet spitem stb.
Eek a hirck azutan elriasztottalI
visszavandorlokat. akik meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
YouNasTowNI RErpRMATus EGyHAzI
rERFI ES MOI CsATLAKozoTT BDTEo-
-.---"' - ere SHGELYZ6 EGYLET.

Elnok seb6k Gabor; alenok Menyhtrt ~,
uosns, titkar Sssb6 P. .Tstyhn penzttrnok
,G;ncz Gyula, penztari eilendr Dicsi B. 1st
,vant Beteglatogat6 bizalmi ferfiak es n6k
steeitonon Durda Mihdlyne, Molnar Istvan,
Hathaznal Jakab Istvanne es Szadai Benja
min, South Sideon zsprki Tstshnns, Doka
Sander, Edgewood street Juhasz Petern6 Is
Rati Jo7sef, faselton Patkan6czi Janosue
IS Bernat oresat, East Youngstown 0ss.
szlagyi ay6rgyne, Kiraly Istvanne, :. Bi
nyacski Janos ca Fodor~- -Lsjos Nasybisott
sagi tagok; Belenszki JAnos, G6ncz Gyula,
Dies5 b. Istvan. .Zaszl6tart6: Dank6 1styGn
Minasn beteg tag k9teles Azon kerdlet-
bell bisalmi tagnak q betegseget beielen
teni. Beteglatogatas k6telez6 rnindsn tasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
A YouNoSTcwNI rs KoRNYEKI MA
G7AR EGYLETEK Es EGYHAzAK Al
LANDo NAGYBIZoTTsAoA

nsgybizottsAg gyuleseit esetr5l-esetre
tisztikar hivjs egybe. Tisztikar az 1920.
eyre: Elnok Gsressy Sandor, aleln6kok !:
Habodasz Gusztav Is Baiask5 Gy0rgy, titkar
Horvath Issvsn, psnztarnok Macy J6Ssef'.
A nagy bizettsdg kotelsksbe koretkez6 egy'
hazak es egYletek ,tartoznak: Szent Istvan
rom. katholikus egyhaz Reformatus csyaz'
SIT. Gy6rgy g0r.kath. egyhaz. Verhosay egy-
let 1os,ik fi6kia, Sat. 1s.van egylet, Ref.
Ferfi Egylet, Reformatus MOI Egylet, Kos
snth KoamlvelSdesi Egylet. Magyar Beteg-
segslys6 Esyiet Benwoodi szaz Maria
Egylet Ak fi6kia East Youngstownban, Q
Pet5fi slndor 'Egylet East YoungstawTban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15

Gyiilessit tsrtis minden h6nsp els6 "a
s&rnapiAn 12< East Federal 6trsstss
lev6 sajGt heiyis6g6ben-
Eln0k Gsgyi Jknos, aleln6k Geressy San
dor, titkar Shsger AntsL penEtArnok Brosli
Ign6c. ,hkznagy iii. Moln2r Janos.
Al egylet c4lia msgyar ttzsadalmi Slst
.ejlesstSss. tsgiainak ss6rakoztst8ss - .
magyar nyslv fstlesstsse Ss meg6vAss. Tart
DSpies felolvss&sokat 81 tervbe van we're
Angol iskola nyitasa is AZ egylet hefyis6se
nyitvs minden este . tsgok resz6re. K0nyv-
t&rhasznklat 50 egyeb sz6rskoz6sok 6llanak
tagok rspdslkssSssre.
Tags6gi dij fsrfiaknak s4.Oo fklsyerkint.
nsk tags1gi dis $500 fsisvsnktnt. -
Be3Il6si Aii 1Srfistpsk ~ 90. p5knek 500.
II ! reudss fklevi tsEtasi dit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
nat, kinek saerencses ha1aterte
felett mi is nagyor, orvendiink.
EIAD0

'Eey s7ep haz Macy szobaval,
istalloval, 14x2o nagysagban, egy
kocsi l6szers2ammal, eey tehen, ot
tonna szena, kilenc diszn6, negy-
ven csirke. Ara $2sOO.O0. Eset-
leg kiilon is eladjuk az egyes fell
sorolt dolgokat. Gin: Mike Mar
kovits, Box l25, Poland, @. We
gye Poland villamost es stallion
le a l6-ik Stopnal, Poland Heights
street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
E. YOUNGSTOWN, O.
vERHovAY sEotLYRaYLEr s2i.rK
rYoKJA, EAST YouNasToWH. o.
Alak.lt 1919 szeptember Lon,

AIHKNII 1SI6 szopEeIHVer 1'0H'7
ayHleseit tartja minden h6nap 2.ik vssArnap.
Jan Crow hallban. P. o. Box 72e.
Eln0k Fod6 Istv6n. aleln6k Cseh Mihaly.
titkAr Kelemen Gyorgy (kihez minden az
egyletet srdekl6 level P. O. Box 80. East
Youngstown cimzessel knldend6), penzt&r.
nok Majoros 1stvah, jegyxo TomcsAnyi Gsza,
penztari ellen5r Gyetvai JAnos, harmss bi
zottsagi tagok: Kolecsar JAnos Keszler Fe.
rene es Tomcsanyi Geza, beteglAtogat6k
Dudas Mihaly IS Srepesi Lajos. ajt66rok
10th Gy0rgy Is DudAs Mih&iy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
AZ RAsr YouNasrowNI I. PETxr1
sANDoR MAGYAR BRTEosE0fLYz0

Eln0k Kiss Samuel aleln0k HervGth J6-
ssef. titkGr F0dS Istv&n kihsz - sgylet sr.
dekl6 leviek kuldend5k, cine: e. Younsstown
Ohio. Box %. ieeyxc Horvath Rafael, psns.
tlrnok Kelemen Gydrsys pSztlsi ellen6r 6Agi
IgnGc, beteglAtoest6k East Youngstownban
Cseh Mih&ly. Kocsis Mihaiy, Macy sandor,
Hazeltonban Kap6si Andras. sasxl6tart6i
(msgyar) HorvAth Jinos IS Cseh Mihkly
tameriksi) Bors Ferenc IS varsa J6zsef
bisottskgi tagok Nsgy IgnAc, 10th Lsjos
Race ,MhAly, p6ttag Majoros Istvkn, Kap6si
Andrks, ait66r yekasi MihAly. Kiraly Istvan
trusteak. Kiss Mikl6s. 10th Laios. Hivatalos
lsp % Amerikai Magyar Hiflap.
GGtileseit tartja Grow hsllban miudcn ht
nssyedik vaskrnspiAn dslntln q 6rskos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
Youxas4owM lxA01AR SETEGsEokLx.
~ E0YLEr III,

EinSk Eis AndrAs alelnok oi&h Gyirey,
titkar Menyhsrt J1nos (e1o Mabel street,,
psnstarnok sebek aabor, psnst8ri ellen5r
olAh Gyorgyns. bissimi tagok stee!tonban: !:
Moln4r Issv4R, Hsthazon oiah Gyorgyns.
South sid4on .SsskAcs Lajos. h&rmas Wigs.
gal6bizottstsi tagek: D. vsrga J6nos, GS.
reesy saaAsy q Necsej Apdrts. zassiStar-
t6k: 1ics JAass = 'Dankb Issvln.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15

Angos1iasyAr Biaenyfy q &seb no
tarak, NyslttaRolk, Nyeit-mea.efsk.
Kapha,S aEss IAszLo q ftA1.nAl,
$50 East xedsra1 kSssl : Wast-hoa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15

Derekovet vegyen. ha tltazni k6sztil
penz6t abb6l mem lopiak konnyen XII.
Kaphat6 REss LAsZLo es FIAI-nal
$50 East Federal. k0zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
A 1BxwooDI, ". VA. szt1 Mk1IA
MAGYARoK PATnoNAJA ROM. Is o6R
KATH. !. MAGYA1 DETE0GB6kIY16
EuYLDf EAST YOUNGSTOWN an

Eln0k LuEoyssky Pal, slelnok Lsjtnef
Isty6n. jegyz6 Pajtok Miki6s, titkar Feher
JAnos II. 0. Box 4s2 East Youngstcwn), j,
ss&mvizse&l6 sz5il5si Mihaly, titk4ri ellen5r
Ricsu JAnos. p6ttssok: kiss IstvAn, RlcE
Mih&ly 81 Boroczki J6ssef, betegiatogat6k: !:
Bistucz Mihaly, III Reed ave. es Majoros
IstY&n. LOG Adam st.. zaszldtsrt6k: Sztan.
kd JOSEF IS Francz6czki Ferenc (magyar),
Gazs6 J6zsef es Berk6nyi Bertalan (ameri-
kali, ajt66r0k: !: i'd Letoha Antal IS Korcs
m4ros J6nos, egyleti gazda: Gyetvai JAnoA
GydlSseit tsrtjs mipden hS sisd yssAr
uapjAn . Grow i6le hallban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-15
BERREADo

azonnal negy szobas lakas az eme-
leten. Villany,, gaz es furnace.
Hivja fel EFT a szamot. Automatic
44O1.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
RZ 'EysS!Ga
Fairy Tale { e..
"MAUY CDAHAM BONNTp
THE THREE TOADS.
.WARY GRAHAM BONNER

II do not mind If my throat Is larger
than my head" said Teddy Toad, for
/ can make pleasant sounds which
are like singing notes"
at is so pleasant to be down by
the pond and TO see the yellow spring
cowslips," said Jimmie Toad.
81" said Miss Tessie Toad, will
wear a bright colored frO<k on the
warm summer days when the sun is
shining brightly and when have been
very busy. Some creatures wear old
dull things when they are busy but
when / am busy like to look bright"
"And you do, you do" said Teddy.
"You do, you do" agreed Jimmie.
81 do. do" said Miss TeSsie Toad.
81 sometimes become so much in
terested in singing" said Teddy, that
I forget to be on the lookout for
danger"
"Yes, / remember my grandfather
used to tell US" said Jimmie. "of
the time he had been singing and had
not been paying attention to anything
Dut Ills oWH NOiNC NoihC
a snake and gobbled him down, swal-
lowing him whole. Luckily he hadn't
swallowed him down very far, and
kind person came along and took the
snake and pressed upon the snake.
not with kind words but with hands,
and the snake let 60 Of my grand
| father.
He came out Of the snakes mouth
and hoped off in safety. But he said
all people wouldn't have done what
this kind person did, and that ever
after he was more careful to pay at
tention to what was going on about
him, or what was coming toward him.
"It was a narrow escape which my
grandfather had"
"And we should all be careful too"
said Teddy. But 1t is hard to think
of anything else but music when we
are singing on a lovely spring day."
II am much larger than you are"
said Miss Tessie Toad to Teddy Toad,
land / am also larger than you are"
she said to Jimmie Toad. 1--WE lady
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
fEI,HING TO
THINK ABOUT
b. +. A. WALKER

see where we might have planned more
wisely, acted more discreetly. buildeo
more substantially.
There never was a man who, II ne
could have lived his life second time
would not have varied it In some way.
Very likely the secord living wouid
not have been so free from regret as
the first but we are prone to think II
would. because we fatter ourselves
that we would have avoided the firsts
mistakes.
A tiny pebble will change the course
of a great stream. There are little
things In our youths that have pro-
found effects upon our manhoods.
who knows what would have hap
pened TO Abraham Lincoln II Mary
Owens had not told him she could not
marry him because ne was deficient
in those little links which go to make
MP the chain of woman's happiness
She meant that Lincoln in his awk'
wardness did not know how to make
| hove after the fashion Of the day.
But Lincoln was very fond of hi
and many times, perhaps. long years
! after she had refused him, he thought
of .The Man 1 Might Have Been" hat
] she married him.
You can imagine, too, that she mus
have thought sometimes Of what would
have been her history had she beer
the wife of the Great Emancipation.
The man you might have been
which You picture with greater or les
regret Is only fanciful being. per
haps less lovable, less capable of good
less fitted for your real tasks, thar
the man you are.
| The man you are Is a reality, ant
realities are the only things WORT
thinking much about.
Regrets never built much of a sue
cess. You have to add right actor
to get a substantial and WORTHWHILE
result.
Do not waste your time or Wort.
your mind about "The Man ! Nigh
Have Been" Bend all your energie
to the shaping Of ''The Man You Ar
Going to Be-" He is in the making. n
will be reality. He is worthwhile
] worrying about, II we should worr
about anything.
Don't say, "It Is too late" 1t
never too late.
There is an excuse for everythin
but quitting. Just-say over to yoursel
those two splendid lines that Henle
was inspired to write:
II am the master of my fate.
am the captain of my SOUL"
And put the accent on the 81"
(Copyright)
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
THE GIRL ON THE JOB
How to Succeed-How to Get Ahead
How to Make Good
(0. 1921. western Newspaper Union.1
By JESSIE ROBERTS

aren't going to be able TO choose
second time as far as that goes. To
waste most of 1t In doing disagree
able or boresome work Is vast pity.
Many women have been doing new
and interesting work. l have heard
dozens of women announce that they
would never return to the Jobs they
had filled before answering the call
Of their country. Many had done only
routine work, and hated Office life.
Such women are determined not to
fall back into the rut.
The salary is not everything In q
Job. You, yourself. are more impor-
tant than any salary. When you
plan for a job. study for it. seek II,
remember yourself. Look for Joy IN
your Job. as much as for money. II
WIN pay you double measure.
(copyrishAS
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

cupfuls of graham flour, one cupful
Of slightly chopped raisins, little
salt, two teaspoonfuls Of soda dis
solved in little warm wafer; mix
and beat well and steam for two hours.
Serve with the following sauce: One
well-beaten egg, one cupful of pow
dered sugar, one cupful Of whipped
cream, one teaspoonful of vanilla.
Grapenut Pudding.-Pour three and
One-fourth cupfuls of boiling wa
ter over two cupfuls of grapenuts.
then set aside to cool. Beat the yolks
of two eggs with three-fOurths Of a
cupful of cinnamon, cloves and nut
meg; then add two cupfuls of nut
meats, one-half cupful of raisins and
the same of dates, with q generous
pinch of salt. Mix this with the grape
nuts and fold in the stiffly-beaten
whites. Bake in moderate oven for
25 minutes or steam one hour. Serve
with a lemon sauce or with whipped
cream.
TriIby Cream.-Take one-pound box
of marshmallows, one can Of pineap-
pie, one cupful of whipping cream
Cut the <harshmallows into quarters
and letrthem soak in some of the
cream and pineapple juice. Cut the
pineapple into small bits and drain
Beat the cream and when stiff stir In
the drained marshmal1ows and pine
apple. then add chopped walnuts oil
blanched almonds and cherries. Serve
In sherbet cups and garnish the tor
with a maraschino cherry.
Damson Pudding.-Take one cupfu
of sugar. one-half cupful of butter
one cupful of flour, one cupful of dam
son preserves, three eggs, one tea
spoonful of soda dissolved In three
tablespoonfuls Of sour milk. Mix wei
and bake. Serve with a sauce pre-
pared as follows: One cupful of su
gar, one pint of milk, two tablespoon
fuls of cornstarch. one teaspoonful o
vanilla, the whites Of two eggs. Mi
and cook all except the eggs for tel
minutes. then fold in the beatel
whites; flavor with vanilla and serve
Bread Pudding.-Take one and one
half cupfuls Of fine soft bread crumbs
measured lightly; one egg, beaten, one
fourth of cupful of sugar, one-hal
teaspoonful Of salt, two cupfuls Q
milk. Beat the sugar and salt int
the beaten egg, add the milk and graz
ually stir into the crumbs. Let stan
half an hour. then bake In dish
| hot water
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
THE JOY OF A JOB.

" on can just about divide people
i into two groups-those who love
their work. and those who don't.
For most of us our work Is the chief
part Of our life. 1t is up to us to
choose the sort of work that we are
going to like. No amount of money
can repay you for unhappiness hours
daily spent doing something you dis
like are unhappy hours.
But the truth Is that the woman
who Ii enjoying her work usually
makes more at 1t than she would al
other work She brings enthusiasm
to 1t, and improves possibilities that
abe wouldn't even see II she didn''
love what she did
II choosing your work you are In Z
laxee degree choosing jour Me. Yos
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

toads like to be larger. We also wear
gayer colors than you do and we like
to look brighter.
"You have black threats. We all
wear yellow-brown suits with touches
of color but as I've said we wear
more colors than you do"
"And right that is" said Teddy
Toad, "for lady toad should dress
up more than a gentleman toad. La
dies are supposed to dress up, more
than gentlemen, though in the bird
world it is usually the other way
around I've been told"
"Of course" said Jimmie Toad.
"you ladies do not sing as we do.
We are the singers"
"That Is all right" said Miss Tes-
sic Toad, "for we like to hear the
music as we think of the bright colors
we are wearing, and as we gaze at
our handsome suits and dresses"
"We don't like to sing If it is cold"
said Teddy Toad, "for we care about
the warm weather. We like to sing
song like this:
| ''Oh, when it's warm we're glad,
| But when its cold we're sad.
| And when it's cold we don't care to sins.
Whereas, when it's warm we think its
| the thing
To sing and to sing from morning "
| night
And from night to morning is also al
/ right
"Baby toads which have grown out
Of tadpoles and toads several years
old like the ponds" said Miss Tess'e
Toad, "but the others like the grasses
and the paths. When we become older
we do not wear such smooth SUN
but wear rougher ones which ar
suitable for us because of our age.
1--WE all live a long time, very
very long time and we sleep durins
the winter. We moult our skins ana
shed them and swallow them, fof
we're our own waste paper baskeu
in that way.
Altogether 1t is nice to be toao'
and we're very well meaning ana
pleasant and friendly to people. We
will never do them any harm ana We
will destroy bugs and insects VINCE
hurt their gardens. We drink wa.a
differently from other creatures. W.
take it In through our skins instes'
of swallowing 1t.
"Yes, altogether, 1t is very nice !"
be q toad, very nicer
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
TO BUILD FOUNDATION WALLS
Concrete Two Feet Above Floor 10 Alb
soiute Insurance Against Cold
Feet From Floors.

When you build that new chicken
coop, hoghouse or barn, extend the
concrete foundation walls a foot or
more above the floor. 1t Is cheaper
than lumber, the stills and board ends
will not rot from touching the ground
and, best Of all, the cold breezes can
not chill the chickens, hogs or cattle.
A concrete foundation wall two feet
above the floor is absolute insurance
against cold feet from cold floors.