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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17

gyar nyaj felett. A nevezetes evfor
hulo jelentoseget csak fokozta,
hogy az egyhaz vezere, pasztora
hazassaganak huszon0teves evfor-
dulojat, lelkesze szentelesenek tiz
eyes jubileumat unnepelte ugyan-
ez alkalommal.
Az iinnepseg hivek iinnepi
hangulata csakugyan melt6 volt
a harmas esemenyhez. K6rnyekbe
Ii magyarok is berandultak Far
rellbe ebb6l az alkalomb6l SEE
retetiiket es elismeresiiket fejez-
tex XII lelkesszel a hitk0zseg-
gel szemben.
A delel6tt iinnepi esemenyei a
templomban jatsz6dtak le. Babin-
Sky Andras lelkesz-jel0lt ELL
wood Cityb6l erkezett Farrellbe $
a templomban bibliat olvasott. Az
iinnepelt lelkesz beszedet mon
dott, Csepke Istvan nilesi ref. lei
kesz pedig alkalmi beszedeben
meltatta harmas esemeny je-
lent6seget DR.. Gerenday Laszl5
youngstown reformatus lelkesz, a
kitiin6 ir6, imat mondott DR..
Kirkpride, az amerikai presbyte-
rianus eieyhaz megbizottja, angel
beszedben foglalkozott harmas
Gnnep szepsegevel. es tartalmaval.
K0zben enelkszamok is elhangzot-
tax, maid Csepke Istvan nilesi re-
formatus lelkesz beszedet mon
dott $ megaldotta a lelkeszpart,
eziistlakodalma alkalmayal.
Delben a templom melletti ia
gas teremben bankettet rendez-
TEX, amely nagyszeriien sikerult.
Antal Istvan 0tletes toaztmes-
ternek bizonyult. DR.. Hambor-
szky Jen3, a nepszeru farrelli ma
gyar orvos angol beszedet mon
dott, Csepke Istvan lelkesz pedig
magyar nyelven beszelt. DR.. Kirk
pride anSol beszede, DIR. Geren-
day Laszl6 magyar beszede elenk
visszhangot keltett k0z0nseg So
raban, szintugy Babinszky And
ras lelkesz-jel0lt beszede is.
A Szabadsag reszerol Remenyi
JOSEF k0sz0nt0tte hitk0zs6gct
. ~ iinnepl6 lelkAszpart, az Ame-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17

tevel a Kath. Ifjusagi Kor helyi-
segebe vonult a k0zonseg, ahol
Tarsulat asszonyai pompas ebed-
del vartak a magyarsagot. Sajnos
es erthetetlen, hogy a templom-
ban lev6k legnagyobb resze haza-
ment ICY nagyon sok etel karba-
veszett.
A firge es figyelmes holgyse-
reg azonnal nekilatott az ebed fel
talalasanak, a fogasok koz0tt F6t.
Varlaky Sander felhivasara, aki
t6sztmesteri tisztseget tolt0tte
be, egymsutan hangzottak ell a
nagy figyelemmel es erdekl6des-
sci hallgatott, ertekes beszedek.
Sz6noklatokat tartottak k0vet-
kezok: Fot. Varlaky Sandor, Fot.
Kosztik JOSEF, Hamory Gusztav,
Warauy Ferenc magyar ugyveG,
DIR. Mahrer Marion magyar orvos,
Ress JOSEF, Vascsak Janos ma
gyar temetkezesi vallalkoz6, Hor
vath Istvan, Balask6 Gy0rgy.
A SIT. Istvan Egylet neyeben
Kaluczky Janos elnok, SIT. I'm
re Egylet neveben Hauzer Filop
titkar, Sziiz Maria Egylet neve-
ben Feher Mihaly, Kath. Ifjusa-
gi Kor neveben Barko Janos =
beszelt. Az amugy is ertekes be-
szedeket meg kedvesebbe tette a
sz6nokok mindegyikenek csengS, S
peng6, mindennel szebben besze-'
IL ajandeka.
A minden tekintetben maradan
do emlekii iinnepseg a Hymnusz
eleneklesevel ert veget. A besze-
dek k0zben Rig6 Joska kozked-
{Folyt. 4-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17

"A VOrOSOk rObbantaSa mem ST.
keriilven, minden aron belle akar.
tax kapaszkodni valamibe. Ia.
laltak is egy ketezer dollaros te.
telt, amt szabalytalanul, megha
talmazas nelkiil foly6sitott a We.
zet6sAg. Tele is orditjak vilagot
hogy ICY gazdalkodnak az Owe.
gyek arvak penzevel.
Mi is eliteliink mindenfele gref
tet, penzpocsekolast - de ennel d
tetelnel meg kell mondanunk a,
igazsagot.
K0zel $4,000 visszaszerzesr6l
volt $40, amit az "Idegen Wagon
kezel6seg" vett zar ala, haboru
alatt. A hatalmas 0sszeg mem ho.
zott semmi kamatot, SGT meg ke
zelesi illeteket kellett azert fizet
nj.
A Verhovay Egylet kamatvesz
tesege ennel a tetelnel evenken1
5 szazalekot szamitva, $780,
volt, ha az illeteket mem is szamir
jnk. Ket evi veszteseg fedezte q
"visszaszerzesre" forditott 0ssze
get. Els exert csapnak irt6ztat6 hi
hot. Pedig csak nyert ar Egyle1
q pens visszaszers&s6vel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17
Mihok Sandor

A politikai eletb6l is alaposanl XII
vette maga reszet. Ugy a varosi
mint orszagos politikaban ma.
gyarsag egyik reprezentansanak
tekintettek. Sok szazra tehett
azoknak szama, akiket 8 polga
rositott.
Kozerdekii, hasznos tevekenyse-
ge mindenre kiterjedt = halala
minden teren Macy irt hagy maga
utan.
kilenc esztendei boldog hazas-
sagat ket gyermekkel aldotta meg
az eg kegyelme. Csaladjat raion-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17

gasig imaHta - elk0lt0zese azert
is olyan sulyos veszteseg legk0ze-
lebbi hozzatartoz6i szamara.
Vasarnap este any6sanak 1920
Ford Ave. alatti lakasara, ahol a
diszes ravataa allott magyarsag
hatalmas szamban zarandokolt ell.
Ugyanez isaetl3dott meg hetf5i
nap folyaman.
Kedden reggel 9 6rakor vette
kezdetet temetes. A nagy ha-
lottat valosaggal elboritotta a rem
geteg virag - utols6 iidvozlet
Amerika minden reszeb6l azoktoI.
akik fajdalmasan erik veztes6-
get. A haznal hatalmas gyaszol6
sereg jelenleteben F0t. Varlaky
Sander plebanos vegezte beszen
telest, Molnar Istvan kantor meg,
hato halotti enekei mellett. A ko-
pors6t a ket egylet hatalmas anne
rikai zaszlaja 6vezte. Az egvhazi
szertartas utan, Tarnoczy Arpad
akroni lapszerkeszt6, az elhunyt
egyik Ibaratja, vett t6le bucsut,
konnyes szivb6l fakad6, felejthe-
tetlen szavakkal. Maid felzugott
a magyar nemzeti imadsag an
max hangjai mellett indult gyasz
sereg a templomba. A hazb6l a ha'
lottas kocsira, legjobb baratai Wit
tex kopors6t, az udvaron felal-
litott rengeteg koszoru viragten-
ger k0z0tt.
A SIT, Istvan templomba F6t.
Farlaky Sander, Fot. Kosztik J6-
zsef segedletevel, nagymise kere-
teben temette. halottat, gyaszbe-
szedeben, mely konnyekig megha-
totta templomot zsufolasig meg
toto sereget, kiemelte a halott
nagy erdemeit.
A Verhovay E2ylet es Bridge
porti Szovetseg tagjai vittek XII
templmb6l 4 kopors6t, maid meg
indult az axtok hatalmas sora
Mahoning avei temet6be.
A sirnal ismet F0t. Varlaky
Sander imadkozott, maid Kereszt
falvy Antal bucsuztatta szivb6l jo
v6 szavakkal a legjobb baratot, az
igaz magyart.
Halalat gyaszoljak: felesege,
sziiletett Vassk6< Borbala. oyer
mekei: Boriska es Margitka. Az
6hazaban lev6 edesanyja: 0zv. Mi
h6k Sandorne. Testverei: Mih6k
Gyula, f0ldbirtokos: Mih6k Otto,
bankar; Mih6k Geza, ezredes es
Mih6k Ern6, miniszteri titkar:
Mih6k Margit, ferjezett Wilhelm
Antalne.
Any6sa, 0zv. Vassk6 Ferencne,
(Folytatas 2-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17

veliik szemben erzett megbecsu-
lest.
Az esti bankett ugyancsak XII
tun6en sikeriilt felsz6lalok
ugyanazzal Szeretettel ad6ztak
a hitkozsegnek az erdemes lei
keszparnak, mint a deli banket-
ten. A deli bankett kimagasl6 ese
menye volt az iinnepelt lelkesz
6szinteseget6l megihletett besze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17

lelkiikben, magyarsagukban meg
er6s0dve.
Experimentation, de ma
gyon elkelne sok ilyen iinnepseg.
Az iinnepl0knek mem szabad azon
ban elfeledniok, hogy husz esq
tend6 RESERVES, sok gonddal-baj-
jail jar6 munkaja, annak minden
s1envedese el6zte meg az unnepet.
A farrelli magyar reformatusok
joggal Innepolhettek /!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17
Elvegcztetett =,

September 12-en, szombaton 81
jel fut6 tiizkent terjedt ell vard-
sunkban annak a hire, hogy Mi
h6k Sander meghalt. Hosszas IS
kinos szenvedes lltan nemes lei
ket visszaadta Teremt6jenek.
H6napok ota sulyos beteg volt,
hozzatartozoi, k0zelall6i tudtak,
hogy menthetetlen, megis mikor a
szomoru hir valosagga vallott,
mindenki, aki ezt a szivembert sze
rette, tisztelte, becsiilte, mely meg
rendiilessel IS nagy szomorusag-
gal vette tragikus gyaszhirt.
Mih6k Sandor neve fogalom
volt a magyarsag kozott, mem
csak varosunkban, ahol eletenek
utols6 tiz esztendejeben tart6zko-
dott, hanem mindenutt, ahol 0t,
vagy irasait ismertek.
A megboldogult 1s77-ben sziilc-
tett Budapesten, itizenhat eszten-
d6vel ezelott keriilt XII Amerika-
ba, odahaza az Orszagos Magyar
Gazdasagi Egyesiiletnek volt tit
kara. Trasai mar odahaza kozkeG-
veltseget biztositottak szamara.
Amerikaba erkezese utan nemso-
kara a legnagyobb magyar napi-
lap, "Szabadsag" szerkesztose-
gebe keriilt, ahol kes6bb mint ci-
ty editor fejtett Xxi nagy teve-
kenyseget. Kilenc esztendovel ez-
el6tt lepett hazassagra, Vasko
Borbalaval, 0sszek0ttetese akkor
sem szakadt meg "Szabadsag'-
gal, varosunkba k0lt0z0tt lit a
lapnak lett keruleti managere. A
aegnagyobb magyar naIailappal
val6 kapcsolata folytan Amerika-
max magyarlakta varosait, telepeit
bejarta, ahol csak megfordult,
mindenUtt baratokat, tisztel0ket
hagyott maga ,utan. Ujsagir6i mil
k0dese, kedvenc fo;elalkozasa,
utolso leheleteig lek0t0tte, ugy az
itteni, mint videki lapokban elenk
ir6i tevekenyseget fejtett XII. Ma
gyarorszagi lapokban is gyakran
jelentek meg irasai.. Youngstown
tart6zkodasa alatt lap hasabja-
in fejtett XII Macy tevekenyseget,
egyid6ben mint lap szerkeszt6-
je.
Versei, kiilon0sen alkalmi str6-
fai sok gyony0ruseget okoztak oz
olvas6k hatalmas seregenek.
A magyar kozeletb6l egesz
amerikai tart6zkodasa alatt XII
vette a maga reszet. Mem volt
o'lyan helyi, va!gy egesz Amerika-
ra kiterjed6 jotekonysagi, tarsa-
dalmi magyar mozgalom, amibol
vezeto szerepet ne kert volna. Lei
kes, igaz magyar volt. A magyar
egyleti elet egy vezerharcosat
gyaszolja benne Mint a Verhovay
Egyletnek tagja, a Bridgeport
Szovetsegnek egyik vezet6je, felii-
gyeloi bizottsagi tagja, evek hosz-
szu sora 6ta nagyertekii tevekeny
seget fejtett XII, ugy szdban, mint
irasban. A. magyar egyleti elet su-
lyos problemainak egyik alapos
ismeroje volt, szakkcikkei minde.
nutt elismeresre talaltak.
K0zeleti miikodese mellett, k0z-
.iegyz6i, ingatlan forgalmi iroda-
ia volt az ut6bbi evekben a Dollar
Bank epuleteben. Ez az iroda a
magyarsag bucsujar6 helyeve lett,
mindenfajta iigyiikkel OF keres-
TEX fel magyar testverei. Ninden
observation-disclosures segitsegere volt.
lelkiikben, magyarsagukban meg
er6s0dve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17

(R.) Mih6k Sandor meghalt
Halala a sok jdbataton, nagy
csaladon, az amerikai 1hagyarsa.
gon kiviil, ezt az ujsagot is gyasz-
ba boritotta. A jobb vilagba k0l-
t0zott, kilenc esztendei lit tartoS.
kodasa alatt az "Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap" hasabjain ertekes
ir6i tevekenyseget feitett XII. Egy
idoben, mint a lap szerkeszt5ie,
maskor mint mnnkatarsa allando-
an szoros 0sszek0ttetest tartott
fem lapunkkal ezen reven OIL
vase k6z0nsegiinkkel.
E sorok irojanak k0zel ket ewes
szerkeszt6i munkassaga alatt, min
dig keszseges segit6tarsa, tanito
mestere volt.
Szomoru k0telesseget teljesi-
think, mikor lit, ebben rovatban
is, kegyelettel emlekeziink err3l
a nagyszivii, munkas, ujsagcsina-
10 emberr6l.
Emleket drzi, kegyeleten XII
viii nyomtatott BETH.
A napokban mulott tiz esztcn-
deje annak, hogy lapunk f6szer-
keszt6je, Nemenyi Mikl6s az
"Amerikai Magyar Hirlap" kote-
lekebe keriilt.
Kisebb-nagyobb megszakitasok
kal, alland6an szellemi vezere
volt ennek az ujsagnak ezen a
reven Youngstown k0rnyeki
magyar k0zeletnek.
Munkalkodasat, irasain XVIII a
magyar kOziigyekben kifejtett
tevfkenysege jellemzik.
Az egy evtizedes evfordul6nalI
szeretettel k0sz0ntjiik OF a ma
gyarsag neveben.
Vasarnap zaszl6t szentelt R6-
zsafiizer-Tarsulat, templomban
tartott szertartas utan, k0z0s
ebedre volt hivatalos a magyar
sag.
A Tarsulat asszonyai vagy ha-
romszaz emberre foztek pompas
es izletes ebeaet, alig jottek ossze
szazan.
= AS'ebsd peaig teijesen ingyenes
volt.
Furcsa magyarok youngstow
nj magyarok =.
Meg mindig tart Verhovay
naeygyiiles.
A vor0s6k robbantani akartak
a konvencion. Megpr6balkoztak
mindennel, a tagsag j6zan belata-
san azonban megt0rt mindenfele
mesterkedes.
Mem sikeriilt ravenni a konven-
ci6t ARA, hogy az egyesiiles neve
alatt, Verhoyay egymilli6s va
gyon "bolsik" szabad predaja-
va legyen.
Felsiltek lit is.
A Bridgeport Sz0vetsaggel va
10 egyesules komolyan halad a !
megvalositas fele, ha keresztiil vi
SILK, lecs0kkennek az adminisztra
clos kiadasok. Az egyesiilesnek
mindket egylet tagsaga csak hasz-
nat latina.
A v0r0s0k robbantasa mem ST.
keriilven, minden aron belle akar- !
tax kapaszkodni valamibe. Ia
laltak is egy ketezer dollaros te-
telt, amt szabalytalanul, megha-
talmazas nelkiil foly6sitott a We
zet6sAg. Tele is orditjak a vilagot,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-17
VOL. xIv-IK EvFoLYAM ss-IK SIAM
A Rozsafizer Tarsulat
Vasarnapi Macy unnepe
A SIT ISTVAN TEMPLOMBAN, NAGYMISE KERE-
TEBEN FELSZENTELTEK R0ZSAFuZER-
TARSULAT GY0NYORtt ZASZI.AJAT

Az unnepi beszedet Fot Major Dezso farreN pebanos
zaszloszentees utan diszebed volt Kath #
usagi Kor helyisegeben-A bankett lefolyasa-Az egy
etek es maganosok adoanyai zaszlora Is bankettre
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-09-11
Q1our Health y 5s:5;::: : ..

gan, but it digests only the proteids
or albumenoids.
The mucus secreted by its glands
gives moisture and slipperiness to the
food mass, and the hydrochloric acid
and pepsin digest or liquefy it.
These substances may be in excess,
they may be deficient, and in rare
cases may be absent.
Suitability, or hypochyila, means
there Is not enough of them for diges-
tive purposes, just as In superacidity
there is too much
Subacidity is less common than
superacidity. occurs oftenest with
those who have some kind Of nervous
disorder and is unattended by infiam-
nation or gastritis.
1t comes and goes and alternates
with periods when there Is too much
hydrochloric acid.
This fact is determined by exami-
nation of the contents Of the stomach
removed when digestion is at its
height.
Connected with subacidity is a con-
dition known as "atony' of the stom-
ach; which means that the muscular
coat is more or less paralyzed and
does not contract and churn its con-
tents about, which is an essential part
of the digestive process.
The conditions causing subacidity
may continue until at length no acid
at all is secreted, which would mean
that some of the tubules which pro-
duce gastric juice have atrophied or
withered and will be Of no further use.
If there is oRly moderate subacidity
there may be no urgent symptoms Of
any kind; tut If the condition persists
anenlia may develop, with possible ter
mination In cancer; hence the matter
must not he neglected.
The ordinary symptoms are discom-
fort and a sense of weight and full
ness when digestion Is going on, want
of appetite, belching, headache, dizzi-
ness and constipation.
In treating it the general condition
should be improved by simple food, a
glass of hot water before meals, sleep
in abundance, outdoor exercise. SUM-
shine and freedom from worry If pos
sibie.
Should the disease become very
troublesome the contents of the stom-
ach should be examined and course
Of treatment instituted by one who In
familiar with stomach diseases.
20 by George Matthew Adams.l
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-09-11
DIFFICULTIES
sv THOMAS ARkLE CLARK

THE paper from my home town
i came in today containing an &C
count of a recent educational institute
which had been held there under the
direction Of a distinguished educator
from the East.
'eDr. George Hilton" the news item
stated, sis beyond question scholar,
a student of present-day conditions,
as he views them, great thinker,
man of keen intellect, and public
speaker and an orator who has few
peers"
1t was the name and the last clause
which caught my eye. had not heard
Of Hilton for 20 years. l could
imagine him "a student Of present-day
conditions; one must be half-wit
not to give some thought and atten-
ton to our present generation, but "a
public speaker and an orator." was
almost inconceiyable to me.
Hilton had come to college during
my early teaching experience. His
family was without education or So
cial standing. / have known poor
boys who have struggled through col
lege without help from home and with
out personal talent, but i have never
known one prouder or poorer than
Hilton.
He had no manual or mechanical
talent: the simple work at which all
INDECENT undergraduates keep soul
and body together he did badly, so
that often he was without sufficient
to eat and went for days with very
little. Toward the close OF the first
year he had no lodging place, and as
spring came on he slept out under the
shrubbery or crept into one OF the
college recitation rooms and stretched
himself out upon one of the benches,
creeping out again before the janitor
arrived In the morning.
In addition to his lack of manual
adeptness and financial resources, he
was handicapped by wretched In
hibition Of speech. He was the worst
stammerer l have ever known, and
my acquaintance with stammerers Is
not limited. / never knew him to
make a recitation when called on In
class. When he attempted it. his jaws
would set, his eyes became CLASSY
and he could do nothing for min
ute or two. He always tried, hut he
usually had to give up in despair. IT
seemed hopeless barrier between
himself md any educational pro~res :.
He drifred on in ~ellerr Cor -" ~enrS.
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TA s. In tie s.
l6 JUNGLE
AWith heerups and the oui1es
EESFf5 Grace bliss Stewart

so, Polly?" inquired Cheerups.
well, I've scolded a lot about 1t.
replied Polly sheepishly.
THAT won't do" said Cheerups. with
as nearly a severe look as his merry
little eyes would hold. THAT won't
do at all. When you go home. just
ask Mr.. Parrot as pleasantly as you
can If he won't sit on the eggs part
Of the time. Mention that turn about
is fair play and say that you will
f1y off and find a juicy worm or a bit
Of fruit for his supper while he is sit
ting on the nest. And, mind you,
here's another good idea which may
come in handy sometime. II you ever
think that danger Is coming too near
your precious eggs, call the rest of
the Parrot flock to come and help you
drive off the enemy. Mother Nature
tells me that they will gladly do it.
But the very best way, as you will
find,
To get your wish. is just be kind"
Poor Polly was so ashamed of her
self that she hung her head for a min
ute, then she screamed delightedly,
'I'll try 1t, Mr. Cheerups, I'll try be-
ing kind and pleasant; and l won't
forget what you say about asking the
other Parrots to help me, either.
Thank you very much. Now / must
go home, for no telling where Father
Parrot is and those eggs may be get
ting cold"
Wont you stop for bit of bread
fruit with us?" called Cheerups.
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ELLEN

TTERY few people know that Ellen
may be spelled Ellin and still re-
main the same charming name which
signifies q Eight" or radiance" In
these days of affection when Ediths
turn into Edythes overnight and Alice
becomes Alys, 1t is interesting 10 dis
cover that even the somewhat simple
name of Ellen is capable of adapta-
ton.
The name comes from the Greek
root Eie which was first used in the
name of the moon deity Selene. From
Ele again sprang the most noted Of
all Greek names, Helene, from which
Ellen is directly derived. The latter
name made its first appearance in
Scotland where the pronunciation
caused the 81 to be dropped from
Helene
In Wales, Ellin was adopted in
place of Helene. II came into being
through the Eglwys Han, the church
OF Helen, which was greatly revered
by the insular Kelts Ellen has
achieved almost as great popularity in
this country as her predecessor Helen.
Her vogue was greatly increased by
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CHE WHY of
SUPERSTITIONS
CROWS AND THE CROPS
BY H. IRVING KING

a S A rule crows are birds of evil
= omen. But there is one condition
under which farmer may see crow
to his advantage. IL a solitary crow
Is seen walking about a field just be-
fore ii is put TO seed then it is an
omen Of good crops. But should the
lone crow perch on a limb overlook
ing the field as the seed is being put
in the corn will run to stalk and there
will be precious little grain. And IL
the crow caws the crop will be a total
failure
This Is because the crow-or the
raven, which is practically the same
thing-is an attendant bird of Odin,
the chief of the Morse gods. and Odin
had direct interest In agriculture. as
many stories of him attest. 1t was
formerly the custom in the Scandi-
navian peninsula TO leave standing In
the field after the harvest a sheaf Of
wheat For Odin's horses" and the
god is represented as once having pro-
tected In person a field of rye near
Troienborg in which rye grew with
astounding fruitfulness. Now when
the bird of Odin walks quietly over a
field, inspecting 1t, he is acting for his
master-giving 1t Odin's protection.
This is mythology, survival of the
Morse religion. But in the perching
OF the crow upon a limb overlooking
the field we see the Introduction of
magic. He is perched on a limb-a
stalk. as 1t were-and so. by sympa-
thetic magic, the future crops will run
to stalk In imitation of the limb upon
which the crow perches. The ancients
not infrequently mixed up magic with
their mythology.
GO by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
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think, fighting against power

I think, fighting against poverty,
picking up an uncertain living in vari-
Gus corners Of the campus, never de
Gently dressed and never able without
a grotesque physical struggle to utter
an ineligible sentence. Then he dis
appeared and left us wondering what
had become of him.
But he was persistent, he was am
bilious. With the dullest physical tools
he was willing to work without stint
to accomplish his purposes. Like
Demosthenes he was determined to
become an orator. 1 learned later
that he had gone into the ministry.
that he had to a large degree over
come his impeachment in speech and
that he was developing a wide infiu-
ence. And now here he was, so the
paper said, "a public speaker and an
orator who has few peers"
A man can do anything If he has
persistence and courage.
CO. 1925 Western Newspaper Union)
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cream is too sweet add a dash Of
lemon juice and put the mixture back
into the whites.
Sour Cream Pie.-To one cupful Of
sour cream add two-thirds of q cupful
of raisins chopped, one and one-half
tablespoonfuls of vinegar, one table
spoonful of flour, one teaspoonful of
cinnamon, the yolks of the two eggs.
and little salt. Bake in one crust
and use the whites of the eggs for
meringue.
Hermits.-Take a cupful of thick
sour cream, two cupfuls of brown
sugar, one cupful of chopped raisins,
two-thirds of cupful of butter, two
well-beaten eggs, one teaspoonful
each of cinnamon, cloves aud nutmeg.
with flour to make a dough 50 stiff
as can be stirred. Drop by teaspoon
fuls on well-greased pan, leaving
plenty of room TO spread A raisin
or nut may be added to each to gar
nish.
Quick Cream Cookies.-To one cup
full of sour cream add one cupful of
sugar, one egg, two and one-half cup
fuls of flour, one teaspoonful of soda,
with salt and favoring TO taste Drop
by spoonfuls on well creased pans,
pat out and sprinkle with sugar, add
ing a nut or a raisin. Bake in q
quick oven
Sweet Potato Pie.-Take a cupful Of
sour cream, one cupful of sugar, one
pint of mashed sweet potato, the
yolks of four eggs, one teaspoonful
Of cinnamon, one-half q nutmeg; salt
all well mixed together. Bake In one
crust and spread with strained honey
while hot.
Graham Muffins.-Take one cupful
of sour cream, one cupful of graham
-four, one teaspoonful Of soda and one
tablespoonful of sugar, beaten egg,
all well mixed. Bake in buttered gem
pans.
Sour Cream Dressing.-Take a cup
full Of sour cream, add a bit of salt,
sugar and cayenne, and mix well.
Pour over sliced cucumbers or shred
ded cabbage.
Cream soups, which are so nourish-
Ing may all be made with skim milk,
adding little more butter to the -four
when binding.
Everyday Dishes.
Fried salt pork has gone out of
style, except In farm homes, where 1t