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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-09-09
O. f. S. Holds Meeting.

worthy patron, henneIn CnTlSlIS0n,
worthy patron, Mrs. w c. Albee,
secretary, and Mrs. Gale E. McKain
past worthy matron, gave their re-
ports from grand chapter. Matthew
Griffith pleased the members with
an interesting account of the trip
made by himself and Mrs. Griffith
to the British Isles this summer.
Plans were made for the annual
officers dinner honoring past ma
troTs and patrons for the next meet
ing on September 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Carey of
Kahspell accompanied by friend
called on F. P. Carey Sunday ev-
ening
Mrs. Bessye Henry Of Standpoint
went through town Friday en- route
to Kalispell where she will visit
the Klossner family Upon her re-
turn she will stop off here and visit
with old friends. Mrs. Henry was
Librarian here at one time and is
now assistant librarian at Sand
point
Mrs. Ethel Long left Monday for
Ural where she will teach this year
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Long left
Monday for Chicago where they
will spend a few days before going
on to Ithica New York to make theil
home and where Mr.. Long is a mem
Der of the faculty of Cornell Uni.
versity.
! The Longs returned from Cali.
/ fornia on last Wednesday evening
after driving $50 miles from Bend
Ore, where they had stopped tt
visit B. F. Beck, brother Of Mrs
Ethel Long.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. McCalder O
Pullman, Wash, are visiting in towr
this week among old friends ane
relatives.
Mrs. Jewell Thomas accompanied
by Mrs. H. Mccullough and Mrs
Frank Thomas shopped in KaTispel
7 Saturday.
A delightful farewell dinner was
given at the E. |. Henion home Sun
/ day for Mrs. Anna Teel and daugh
tiers. Lloyd West was also guest
! Mrs. Elmer Roberts and children
have moved to Pinkham for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs George Kirkpatrick
from Kalspell were Sunday guests
at the Jas. Shaw home.
Mrs Mary Welch of Trego was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
/ Mrs Chas. Palmer of Trego called
on her daughter, Mrs. Roy Rhodes
Tuesday
Among those who attended the
Regatta at Elk's Rest on Flathead
on Monday were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Frederick and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
VERNE Peltier and children, MIR.
and Mrs. p J. Zook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Costich and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Eberth and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Crowley Drs. Laura and
Keith Lowell stopped there en- route
home from Hot Springs where they
had gone Saturday night for baths.
Mrs. Jas. Broderick and children
called on Mrs. Warren McClench in
Whitefish Sunday
Mrs. Tom Warden spent Sunday
at her mothers in Rexford.
Miss Eva Christmann spent the
weekend with her parents in the
Flathead.
Gilbert Gruenke arrived Friday
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-09-09
EUREKA
Secret Marriage Announced.

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Secret marriages seem to be the
order of the day in Eureka. Last
week the marriage of Miss Donna
Sabin and Matthew J. Berkech of
Aberdeen, Wash. was announced
through the Eureka Mirror. This
week we announce the marriage of
Miss Flora Belle Robertson, younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. |. Rob-
ertson, to Orlan H. Sevartzell of
Rensselaer,, Ind, on May 9. at Kali
ispell. The couple are making their
home in kalispell.
Mrs. Sevartzell received most of
her education in the Eureka schools,
leaving for Seattle during her sem
Tor year and graduating there. Al
though she had not made her home
here for several years, her many
friends remember her sparkling per
sonality and happy manner and wish
for her and her chosen companion
life filled with happiness and
success
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - End st. Niles, o.

KoZGYuLE LESuNK befejezest
nyert a mutt vasarnap j0v6
vasarnap az 6sszes tisztvisel6k
leteszik a fivatali eskiit az
istentisztelet kereteben. Ez al
kalommal fog a 1elkesz az evi
jelentesekb6l tanulsagos resi-
leteket koz0lni a gyiilekezettel.
VACSORANK a multi vasar-
nap fenyesen sikerilt. Olyan
szamu kozonseg gyult ossze,
hogy masodszor is asztalt kel-
lett teriteni. Vacsora utan Pc
dig elvezetes miisor gy6ny0r-
kodtette a hallgat6sagot. K6-
la Juliska Is Bertha kett6s
tanca, K6la Bertha zongora es
harmonic s6l6ja es K6la Ju-
liska solo tanca mind ugyes
es elvezetes szamok voltak.
Macy tetszest aratott a veres
Ferenc es neje paros Hjelene-
te is. A Politika cinu darabot
adtak el6, mindyegig deriis
hangulatban tartva a k0z0n-
seget. Ifju Asztalnoki L6rincz
hegediin adott el6 magyar sda-
lokat S Csepke Istvanne he
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
TIT VAN A NAPTAR
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
1887 eyre szol6 Macy naptarat
rendes el6fizet6ink ingyen
kapjak

Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
ez evDen is teljesen ingyen
adja hi el6fizet6inek 1887
evi nagy es gazdag tartalmu
Naptarat.
Dacara annak, hogy a Nap
tar ,nekiink nehez szazakba
ker1il es hogy mas magyar
lapok so centeket is elkernek
a Naptarukert, mi INGYEN
adjuk n1indenkinek, akinek
el6fizetese legalabb 1887 ap-
rilis l-ig rendezve lesz.
A Naptart atadjak kollek-
toraink, vagy az atvehet6 a
408 w. Federal St, alatti va
rosi irodankban. .Aki postan
kivanja elkiildetni, az irjon
erte es mellekeljen levelehez
10 centet beiyegben a posta-
koltsegre.
Termeszetesen azok az el6-
fizet6k, akiknek lapja aprilis
! utan jar lie, minden tovabbi
fizetes nslkil kapjak a remek
kalendariumOt. Akinek leiart
a lapja, annak legalabb aprilis
1-ig kell AIT megpjitani.
A ] mi Naptaraink PENZERT
mem kaphat6k. Csak annyi
kesztilt bel6liik, hogy minden
el6fizet6nk Is az vi el6fizet6k
kapjanak.
Az e,6fizetes postan is ell
ktildhet6 lapunk eiInere: 812
Fifth Avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

gediis szama zarta be a mil
sort.
Az elszamolas mem t0rtent
meg meg, de amennyiben a
vacsora k0ltsegeit nehany buzz
GO egyhaztagunk -adta 0ssze
Warrenrol, az anyagi cred
n1eny is szep sikeru lesz.
NOEGYLETUNK a j0v6 va
sarnap tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset. Ez egyszersmind evi
gyiilese lesz is az egyletnek,
eppen azert fontos, hogy
minden tag jelenjen meg.
Most t0rtennek meg a valasz-
tasok is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
A Hazai DalosokhoZ

Hol csak seng a magyar eneE,
Magyar fajur1k meg dicsobb
[lCtt.
VHdgnyer6 olimpidss.
De magyar elnae teljebb Ddgy.
Eel a negerden,e''t helyre,
Hol az dlnokudk mines helye.
Megfogyott bdr, de meg mem
[Uert,
Eser ev n1indent kiheDert.
Hosott bait, maid dicsoSeget,
VeSsek ertek nemsetInEet.
De hirneUiink meg mem csor-
[bult,
Dics6segding nacD-megujult.
Ha q fold Isten kdldpja,
Hasdm q bokretd rata.
HG n1addrdGl ISte1t dicser,
Magyar dalunk ssent-jogot ker
GYORGY TAMAS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
HETI CIKK AZ ALKOTMkNYR0L
Irja: MAX BERNS

szavazo. Es ugyanaz szavaz a
sz0vetsegi yalasztasoknal, mint
az allamok egnagyobb tor
venyhozo testiiletenek megva-
lasztasa alkalmaval.
Alkotmanyunk a szavazati
jogot meg olykep is m6dosi-
totta, hogy az amerikai pol
garjogokat sem a szovetsegi
hatosagok, sem az egyes ALA
mok mem tagadhatjak meg es
mem is modosithatjak a faj, a
testszin, vagy a multban volt
rabszolgasor nliatt, (15-ik Al
kotmany Cikkely) vagy a mem
Matt. (19-ik, a moi valaszto-
jogi Alkotrnany Cikkely)
A 15-ik es a. 19-ik Cikke1y-
ben foglalt megszoritasoktol el
tekintye, Alkotmanyunk feljo-
gositja az allamokat, hogy elo-
irjak azon kovetelmenyeket, 4
melyeknek a valasztoknak
meg kell felelni0k, ellenben AIT
a jogot, hogy a kongresszusi
kikildottek valasztasat ellen
0rizze, Alkotmanyunk mem ad-
ia meg az allamoknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
A SZAVAZATI JOG

A SZAVAZATI JOG
XII rendelkezik szavazati
joggal a kongressusi valaszta-
sokon? 50 '4.,s.E
Mivel mem minden a1lam-
ban azonos a valasztasi tor
veny, Alkotmanyunk I. elk
kelye az orszagos valasztasok-
ra vonatkozolag ugy intezke-
dix, hogy a valasztoknak
ugyanazon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kell megfelelniok, mint amt
a szobanforg6 allan a leg1a-
gyobb letszamu torvenyhozasi
testuletenek valasztoitol kivan
meg.
Alkotmanyunk kivalo ma
gyarazata, a The Federalist
cimu k0nyv, ehhez a k0vetke-
zoket fiji hozza: Xix valaszt-
hatnak sz0vetsegi kepviselo-
ket? Ugy a gazdag, mint a sze-
geny, ugy az iskolazott, mint
a tanulatlan es ugy az orszag-
szerte ismert csaladok buszke
1eszarmazottai, mint az isne-
retlen csaladok sarjai. Maga
az Egyesiilt Allamok nepe a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

Regi k0lt6aE naonddsakent |
AZ NJ tavasst Udrjuk,
Megfogytunzc, de meg mem, tor
Is a surat dIIjuE. [tdnk
Benne el a cold renenyseg
Mindea magyar ssivben,
Less meg ss6l6 Mgy kenyerrel,
Ada is az Isten.
De most mdsra kenysserit a
K0telesSeg n1i11ket,
Vendeg gyandat hivtdk idle
A testDereinket.
Amerikds Ole,esre,
Igas kesfogdsra,
Hdt akkor mi j6 kurucok
Hogy hus6d1d71k hdtra?
SsiUanket a magyar n6ta
Egg csokorba k0sse,
Minden Amerikds magyar
Fogjon agysser 0ssse,
XII tartja naagdt naagyarnak?
Most cs1k az q kerdeS,
Hadd Mssuk, hogy hol 1un az a
Magyar egyetertes?
.Menjunk Ell az lnnepelyre
Ssds enaberb6l ssdsan,
'Csak az dgybaaa fekv6 beteg
Narration a hdsban,
Magunk el6tt ldtjuk maid a,
Duna, Tissa tdjdt,
S hallgatjuk magyar naes6k
Dalos pacsirtdjdt.
Budapest magyar fiuk,
Hossdtok is ss6lunE,
K0s0ny0sseg regi jdrnadt
Vdgyetek le r6luuk,
SssUetekbG ssdujon fel a
Drdga magyar e1aek,
EliSn1ereSt sseresDe O.
Magyarok 7aeUenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
MEGLEPETESI ESTELY
Surprise party Kiraly Istvan
es neje tiszteletere

Negy szeret6 szivu eyer
mex, csaladjukkal, sziileik 35-
TX hazassagi evforduloja alkal-
mabol nagy meglepetesben re-
szesitette Kiraly Istvant es ne
jet a Campbell MOI Clubbal,
amelynek az unnepelt Kiraly
Istvanne tagja es az 0reg Egy-
hazi Progressive Ligaval, az
egyhazi moi clubbal es a XII
rally csalad jobarataival, akik-
mex szama legi6 'Car1pbellban
es Youngstownban, meghiv-
tax a Campbell Magyar Ott-
honba. Az innepelteket fiuk,
ifj. Kiraly Istvan, XII a Camp
belli Memorial High School ta-
nara, azzal az uruggyel hivta
Ell az Otthonba, hogy a Camp
belli MOI Club tart partyt. Le-
hetetlenseg leirni a meglepe-
test, ami a ket unnepeltet er-
te, mikor megtudtak, hogy a
Magyar Otthon minden helyet
megtolt6 lnneplo magyar ba-
ratok az 8 tiszteletiikre sereg-
lettek 0ssze. A ket innepelt,
akik csaknem 1egregibb lako-
sal Campbellnek, k0nnyes
szemmel k0szontek meg az i'm
neplest. Kittino vacsora utan
az tnnepelteket jokivansagok-
kal halmoztak ell. Mem tudjuk
pontosan, hogy Xix szolaltak
fel, de AIT tudjuk, hogy min
den megjelent szive szeretetet
hozta az tinnepayre. Nagyon
sokan kedveskedtek ajande-
kokkal.
Az iinnepeltek ezuton kosz0-
mix meg minden ajandekozo
jobaratnak a szives figyelmet.
Az iinnepelt Kiralyne five
re, Kertesz Ferenc Kanadab6l
sietett n6veret szemelyesen
megtisztelni. - Megemlitjiik
meg, hogy Mt. Botty Janos ref.
lelkesz es kedves neje veliink
egyiitt iinnepeltek a Kiraly ha-
zaspArt. Asztalbontas utan
tancra kertilt a sor, amely
csalnem a reggeli 6rakig tar
tott.
Kiraly Istvan es neje, oyer
mekeikkel Is csaladjukkal ez-
uton mondanak hAl&s k6sz6-
netet q megjelent j6bar&tok
6ri&si seregenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
SIT. GYORGY SZOVETSHG
TEA ESTELYT RENDEZ
TiSztelt> tagtarsak:

TlSztelt tagtarSak:
Tudatom 0noket tagtarsaim,
hogy no 31-ere mar bejelen-
tett tea-estelyt meg fogjuk
tartani. Az elokesziiletet meg
tettuk, most mar csak tire
lemmel kell lenni, mig elj6n
az ora, hogy osszeulhettink
egy j6, kellemes estere, j6 me-
leg tea es jo, baratsagos beszGl-
getes AIT hisszuk, meg fogja
erni a megjelenest. Aki pedig
elmarad, az maid niagara YES
sen, ha maid fogja hallani,
hogy igazan finom volt, iga-
zan bevaltottak a szavukat q
Sz0vetsegesek.
Mi pedig tagtarsak mutas-
suk meg, hogy mi is m<6k
legyiink a dicSeretre. Akik g.
hetik tagtarsak, legyenek -
vesek keves segitseget adm,
szivesen es halas k0sz0nettel
vessziik, de igen kerem kedveG
tagtarsaimat, hogy q szeretet.
tel kul0n0sen ne fukarkodj0u
egy sem, inert szeretet n6lku1
minden fonakul van.
Beteg tag Szem&n Mikl6on6.
Tagtarsi tisztelettel,
Bal0gh IstUdn, t1tltdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG
EVI GYt)LEST TART

A Youngstown es K0rnyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga januar no
31-en, vasarnap delutan pont
2::3O oral kezdettel tartja meg
eyi gyuleset a Scent Istvan
Otthonban.
A gyules targya az 1887 evi
tisztviselok megvalasztasa.
Az alapszabalyok esetleges
modositasa.
Jelentes az Enekkar hang
versenyer6l.
Evi szamadasok bemuta-
tasa.
Keretnek a Nagybizottsag-
hoz tartozo osszes egyhazak
es egyletek, hogy meghatal-
mazott kepvisel6ik nevet es
olnel azonnal jelentsek be a
titkarnal, vagy a jelentest
hozzak ell a gyulesre.
G6ber Jdnos, titkGr
232 S. Garland.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
Esennenyek
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalrdl)

proDed to be one of the
greatest treats Philadelphia
has beer, offered in many
seasons.
While the aDork of the
chorus aoas superb in tone
quality, in balance and in
ensemble, the outstanding
faature OF its singing 1Das
the atmosphere aohich it
secured IN the opening
number and held to the last
of the e1coreS. It is an at
naosphere entirely different
from that of any other
European chorus 1Dhich has
eUer visited Philadelphia
and has nothing in common
1Oith either the Germans or
the Russians, although in
timbre, the Docal quality at
times somewhat reSen1b,ed
the latter, especially in the
. higher vOiceS.
The organization was led
By Viktor Vassy, famous as
conductor OF both chorus
and orchestra and a Hun
garian composer of note.
The results Which he Sc
cured last eDening gaze
eloquent testimony as to his
ability both as an inter-
prefer and as a trainer of
U0ice and OF ensemble.
The music aDdS all the
work OF Hungarian COM
posers, ranging IN fame
from LiSgt, Kodaly and Bar
tok doyn to musical Great
iDe talents 1DhoSe names are
utterly unknoaDn in the
United States. But the n1u-
sic itself aDas all as indiaa-
dual, as nationalistic and
as distinctive in not re.
senabli'ag the music of any
other nation as Das The
singing. Much of the music
Uas based upon Hungarian
tolksong especially that o
Kodaly and Bartok, the ta0t
outstanding authorities IN
this Li7,et
Received NTH inanaenS'
enthusiasm after eac7
group the Chorus either re
pe0ted the tipel number o,
sang a different one as on
encore. ffThe Star Spanglet
Banner, sung in Englis1
aoith a perfection of dictio,
rare in American chOruSas
aoas the only number of TIL,
evening Which 1oas no
give1 in Hungarian.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
JONNEK. "A MAGYAR DALoSOK

AEinek az 6hdsdi
Elet mdr mem tetSsik,
Akinek a ssiDen holnai
Gydssos emlek fekssik,
Aki est az orssdgot mdr
Hasdjdnak tartja,
Akinek n1dr csak enaleE a
Tissd, Duna partja.
Meg annak is magyarrd keH
Meyint egysser Ddlni,
S a magyar dalt udr0s0lUe
Csatasorba dllni.
Mert dEinek a ssiUe most
HdngOsabbG1 mem DER,
AZ sOhsena UOlt eleteber,
Igas magyar ember.
lit vaunak a magyar tiuk,
Budapestr6l j0ttek,
Magyar n6ta virdgdbol
BOkretdt kOtOttek.
FelkOSsOntk Amerikdt
Sep magyar notdUal,
Rosn1aringgal, reseddval,
Sguyos ibolydDal.
AZ enekkar nainden tagja
Drdga magyar fajta,
A kIssk0des, a ssenvedes
Meg Sc ldtssik rata.
Pedig otthOn nainde11 dalla7
Ssonaoru a Uege,
Ami6td rdnk ssaE1dt q
Trianoni beke. z8f
..'..."
BejdrjGk a nagy vildgot
HangOs 16ta sso1nl,
Kuruc SsiUeE bdndtdUal
SirUa vigadoUal.
:.
Eldaloljdk naindentele,
EssGknak es delnek,
Hogy a Tissa, Duna tdjdn
Meg naagyar0k elnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
MAGYAROk F..APTARA

Ebben a rovatban diltala-
null kozoljiik azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit, stb. - mem tobb
mint 2 honappal elore, is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es anelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

Februar no Gan, szombaton
este a Campbell Magyar Ott-
hon farsangzaro nagy tanc-
mulatsaga sajat helyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

Januar 31-en, vasarnap este
z orakor a Fuggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz Fatal Hazasok KOre
tancmulatsaggal egybekot0tt
tancmulatsagot rendez a
Maennerchor Club termeben.
Bemutatjak a "Sari bro ci-
mil faluSi tOrtenetet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

Februar Gan, szombaton
az oreg Amerikas Magyarok
nagy farsangi balja a Central
Authoritarian.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

Februar 15-en, hetf6n q
Ref. Egyhaz Progressive Liga
tancmulatsaga a Maennerch0r
Hallban, Mahoning Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

Februar no Ten, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Egyhaz balja a
Sacred Heart Auditoriumban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

Februar no 28-an, vasarnap
a West Sidei Polgari Kor b
merkedesi es bingo este a Ma
gyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21

Februar no Gan, szombaton
a Nilesi Lorantffy Zsuzsanna
N0egylet farsangi balja a Niles
Times Hallban a w. State
Streeten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-21
Belepti :jegyek arai: SOC, 75c es Sl.0O
MYEN KULTUR ESEMENY MEG MEM VOLT
SOFIA YOUNGSTOWNBAN

a sarkan,
egy
w. kezd6
hdda block Madison Avenuen
Madisonon
Fifth Avenug Belmont Avenuen Scent Ezsebet k6rhag
parkg
menen rengeteg parkoa hey Mem keru penzbe
parkolas. nM1
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open up. In the same way that
you train a horse to follow the
road where you desire him to
travel, so these mental horses can
be trained to carry you along a
chosen path.
Just getting a strong mental
picture of yourself in the saddle
and always in control will be cap
able of doing you a lot of good.
Once this picture is established
you will not be so likely to allow
these horses to run where they
please.
Whenever you find that the
negative feelings such as worry,
fear, dislike, and so on, are TAX
ing you in the wrong direction,
try to get the picture of yourself
turning the horses the other way
and heading them in a positive
direction. Remember, any horse
which has the power to go in the
wrong direction has enough pow
er to go in the right direction
and can be trained to go that
way.
Power is Of value to you only
as you use it positively, only as
you guide it, control it, and direct
it. The one who will use it pos
itively will find a world of benefit
in pratical effort of that kind.
AS an example of how to guide
one of your emotional horses, let
us study the application Of this
method to the feeling of anger.
Let us suppose that you have
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BY DR.. Frank Mccoy

rHOSE who will apply the les
son which I am giving today
will find it the way to a great
good. No lesson is more impor-
tant than the one which teaches
us how to control those wild
horses of the mind which we call
the feelings or emotions.
You have at your disposal a
vast wealth of power which you
are now wasting upon uncon-
trolled negative emotions. An
active emotion opens up a new
source of power but this may be
wasted by being given a mega
tive expression. The power is
generated but is wrongly used
whenever you allow the wild
horses of the mind to run away
with you. 1t is so much wasted
horsepower" so to speak.
The one who is seeking mind
control and who perceives the
immense amount of good to be
derived from it, is one who is try
ing to get the greatest possible
horsepower out of these mental
steeds and is, at the same time,
trying to direct them and govern
them so that they carry him in
the direction he wants to go.
1t is mainly a matter Of train
ing-training the emotions to re-
lease within a given channel the
very positive power which they
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mob back of them, landed square
in the attackers neck. The gun
discharged, sent bullet crashing
above the heads of the uniformed
mob.
Dimly, as he desperately fought
off the M. P.'s, O'Leary under
stood, as does a ring challen-
ger, that the throng was with
him. Men like himself, men who
had stood guard duty, who had
tasted the bitter dregs of war and
were in Paris for a breath of life
all of them were shouting for
him, jeering his attackers, want
ing him to win!
Five feet away was the open
gate to the train shed below. He
crashed a fist into the jaw of a
snarling Sergeant and dived for
the opening. The mob surged be-
hind him, blocking his pursuers.
To the rear O'Leary could hear
the curses of M. P.'S as they
strived unsuccessfully to battle
their way through. And beneath
him he heard the shrill whistle
of the Express as it began to get
under way. He reached the plat
form and bounded upon the run
ning-board of a passenger car.
pounding upon the window to at
tract the attention of the occu-
pants.
Someone unlatched the door
and nimble hands drew him in
side the compartment. Bewildered
breathing heavily, he looked
about at the grinning and be-
whiskered faces of the French Of
ficers about him. OLeary thrilled
with pride at the respect these
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Have You Learned How To Control
The "Wild Horses Of The Mind"?

fallen into the habit of becoming
angry and allowing your temper
to run away with you to the ex-
tent of speaking sharply and
cruelty. First, you must point
the horse toward the positive
goal of remaining calm and
poised. Next, you learn not to
show your anger in your move
ments - do not scowl or clench
your fists, or make any motion
of that kind. Then you learn
not to speak when you are angry.
You hold back the words. Per-
haps you feel angry on the in
side, but you do not allow the
words to come out. That is a
good victory for it shows the
horse is becoming trained. You
have it used to wearing a bride.
Finally, you have times when
you do not even feel angry where
heretofore you would have been
in a rage. Sometimes, perhaps,
the anger returns but not always.
That is another sign of victory
you are getting the horse used to
the saddle. At last, regardless
of what comes. you remain calm
and unmoved. Now you are in
the saddle and in perfect control.
The good result is that the power
previously wasted now remains
to be invested wisely and to your
benefit.
Begin today to learn how to
control those wild horses which
you call your feelings. Such con-
troll is productive of untold good.