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The Irish standard., 1913-11-29
PRQRATE NOTICE,

PROBATE NOTICE,
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
HENNEPIN: IN PROBATE COURT,
FRANK ziobro. Joseph ziobro and Mary
&tohrO. Minors.
On receiving and filing the petition of
Elizabeth Kiedrowski, guardian of above
named wards. praying that license be to
her granted to sell the real estate therein
described belonging to said wards and It
anpeartng. by said petition, to the Court,
that it would be fore the heneft Of said
wards to sell said real estate:
1t Is Therefore. Ordered, That all per.
sons interested .Stn said estate Of said
wards appear before said Probate Court,
Monday. the sth day Of December. 1918.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; at the Court
House. in said County, then and there to.
show cause III any there be) why license
should NOT be granted to said guardian to
sell said real estate according to the
prayer Of said petition.
And 1t Is Further Ordered. That notice
OF such hearing be given to all persons
interested. by publishing this order once
in each week for three successive weeks
prior, to said day of hearing. In The Irish
Standard, a newspaper printed and pub
lished in said County.
~ Dated at Minneapolis. this 9TH day Of
by the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL.
- Judge It the Probate Court,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

na- A nv. ~, tSSSS1,,1yS1 ~ ~ AASS,G:
HENNEPIN: IN PRoRATE couRr. =
In the Matter Of tho Estate Of Oscar
Pedersen, Decedcnt.-
On receiving and filing the petition Of
neaota. praying that Letters Of Xdminis-
t'fte i, oo r ssd estS: is, ..a to him
heard ana that all persons interested ii
Monday the stR DAY ii becember. isi r.
c e. 10 E; m at the rrosn,te Court u the
ty. and then. or o. SOON thereafter al said
petition can be heard. show cause. Z any
IL fsss ssah bs, why saia petition should not
And II is Further ordered. That notice
Of such hearing be. given by publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks. prior to said day Of
I Pssns. printed and published In said
nd SstsS 81 M,s,.:n.ase. TIL. 10th day OF
By the Court, 49,;
JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Rr0bate Court.
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PR0RATE NOTICE

PROBATE NOTICE. -
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
HENNEPIN: in PROBATE COURT,
In the Matter of the Estate of George
L. Bradshaw. Decedent.
On receiving and filing the petition Of
Clara Bradshaw of Hennepin County,
Minnesota, praying that Letters Of Ad-
rainistration on said estate issue to her.
1t is ordered. that said petition he
heard and that all persons Interested in
said matter appear before this Court on
Monday, the 18th day Of December. 1919
at 10 A.. NJ. at the Probate Court In the
Court House at Minneapolis in said
County ana then. or az son thereafter
as said petition can ba heard, show
cause. If any there be, why said petition
should not be granted.
And 1t IN Further Ordered, That notice
OF such hearing be given, by publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks, prior to aaid day Of
hearing. IN the irish Standard, news
paper printed and published in said
County, and by mailing a copy Of this
order to all the heirs-at-law Of said
decedent when their address ts known or
can be ascertained by due diligence, at
least fourteen ua) days before the date
OF. said hearing, unless notice Is waived.
Dated Ut Minneapolis this 14th day Of
November, 1919.
BY the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge Of the Probate Court.
James .. O'Brien, Attorney, e3s Sc
curtty Bank Bldg,
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VIVA" ~ DkkEHIIs
judge Of the Probate Cour
PROBATE NOTICE

PROBATE NOTICE = IT.
HENNEPIN: in. FRobATE couRT.
IN the matter Of the Estate Of George
The petition. OF catharine Bsrbeau
having besn duly made and filed Ii this
Court, representing among other .things
that one George Barbeau who died at
Branceville.s in sthe County Of Brance,
yembsr 1904, seised Of an estate Of In
hsrttance ln certain lands II the County
OF Hsnnepin, STATE" OF Minnesota do.
scrihed in said petition, and that said
petitioner has al .interast In said lands.
elapsed since the death, .of said George
Rarbeau, decedent, aid that no will has
been probatsA and administration has
hssa granted o. had, az sad estate II
this state, and praying that the descent
ipsAsenef thsssin - ~ this Court III,
sss,s az :. AZ .ss,:.s sssF.;s
s.,tl I. Orders. 8 . I.
e Fxohats Coutt on tn 1tthI
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.srA1E oEE.cEaas s-;: $50. q. :.

Is STATE oEFtcEas-L, Al .:o..n. =
Prssidsnt-MMT;sn; ns Ma ncY,.: B. Daley. isos
Vice President-Aiss May E. Hamm,ll
De sIeSesrnstary-Ella c. Heating. l%7 Plea.
ant ave-, st. Paul
~ Treasurer-Miss Mary coogan. Far.
Hoard Of pirectox-Mary "A. Sullivan.
Duluth; Ellen conrcy. 81. Paul: Mary 81
"s AuaditinE conmittee-Marsa.et Scott.
NJ. Paul, Margaret Sullivan. Minnespoe..
ia: Elixabsth Mentally, st. PAU.
Insprance secretary-Margaret A, Ora.
dy, saltwater.
Insurance Observation-Disclosures Suit
Hsii.ts Medical Director ~ Dr. q, W.
Mrseat;oss Of iasur.nes Fund = N.ln.
cprran. Minneapolis: Annie Conrov. At.
Paul: Joaephins Ha:srtx. shield;yile,
Anna Willeaen, Duluth: Margaret Nolan.
It. Paul,
Auditing committes-Rllsn Meqsets.
~, Faul; Annie Kennedy. Ct. ClQuo;
Nellie AcCoE. ST. Paul
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All Souls

How soon the dead are forgotten.
The pitiful weakness Of human ma
ture is nowhere shown more clearly
than in this. We love and cherish,
we respect. admire and esteem: but,
O few months under the sod, and In
most cases, we think but seldom of
our dead: we have no more attention
to waste on the dear ones we loved
and buried In the churchyard,
This Is a common weakness; but
1t Is more iuexusable in Catholics
than in those who do not believe in
the beautiful. reasonable, and mos
consoling doctrine of the Communion
of Saints. and in praying for the eter-
nal repose Of the souls Of the depart,
ed faithful. In the stormy days Of
the great rebellion, called the RE
formation" whole book was thrown
out Of the Bible in order to get rid
Of this doctrine, just as the Bible
was cut and pared and altered. words
struck out and words put in, to- get
rid Of other doctrines;
Charles Augustus Briggs, An emil
nept Protestant scholar, says: There
can be no doubt that the rejection OF
II. Machabees was due in great meas
ure to the support of the Roman Gath
Ollie doctrine Of sacrifices for the
dead Study Of Holy Scripture
Chap. 8. page 145: e. :.-~ "a sos
The Anglican 22nd article dsnounc.
ed it, but only q week Or twp ago. tho
Anglican bishop Of London was: re-
ported to have said that the custom
Of praying for the dead was as old
as the days when the Church hid
from the pagan prosecutors in the
catacombs beneath tho city Of Rome,
Believing In the Catholic " doctrine
of Purgatory, and Of prayers and sac
rifice for the dead that they may be
released from their detention there.
or the term thereof shortened, we
have no excuse to otter for seldom or
never praying. or having the Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass offered, for the
souls Of the dead. =
It is sad to see neglected graves,
falling headstones. graves without
mark, or even mound to show
where they are; to see nsglect-for
in many cases it Is neglected. the
last resting places Of those who lived
with, and loved. and suffered for, us
on earth: but incomparably saddst
II ia to believe that souls suffer in
Purgatory to satisfy the Justice Of
God. to believe that we have the priv
ilege Of praying for them. and Of hav'
Ing the Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass
offered for them, and, believing all
this, never to. act upon the belief
and aid them.
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Day Of December 1919. at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon. at the Probate Court, n
County. then and there TO chow cause.
II any there be-. why said estate should
not he distributed as prayed for in said
And it IL Further Ordered, That notice
Of such hearing be given by nuhliahinE
this order once each week for three svc-
cessive weeks, prior to said day Of hear
ing. In the .Iriah Standard. Newspaper
printed and published in said County,
Dated at Minneapolis. this nth day OF
NOvember 1919 ~
!, BY the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL
Ju(,ge of the Probate Court
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THE IRIsK sTANpARp. STANDARD, NovEMRER .. ,o,,

about 10 ysars. was. recently found
drowned In about 10 inohea Of water
in the river More.
At Tipperary Quarter Sessions
Lord Barrymore was awarded 21s
pounds for the burning Of Cordangan
Schoolhouae In September last, Mrs.
Elisa Mccormack. schoolmlstress, was
granted 80 pounds In respect Of turni.
turo destroyed In the building.
WATERFORD.
Died. Oct. q, John. Hutchinson. ST.,
Rathfaddsn Lodge. - Oct. 20. James
Mulroney. Mary street, Waterford, ~
Recently, Mrs. shanahan, scrahan.
Recently. Mrs., Balm. Dungarvan.
Patrick. Flynn, Crooked Bridge. was
found dead on the roadside between
his home and Glengarra schoolhouse.
on the morning Of Oct. as. His death
apparently. was the result Of falling
from the donkey cart on which he
had been riding, =. -. 100.
WICKLOW. -.
Tho late George Morgan, Novane
avenue, Bray. left personal estate
valued at 23,667 pounds.
Lord Fitxwllilam's agents have
notified the Inhabitants Of Tinchely
Of his willingness, to disposa Of his
interest In all the monthly andyearly
tenanoias. In the town.
wEsTMEArH. -,
Died. okt. 2e. John carthy. Raheen,
Oct. "a, Michael Kane, Harristown.
Oct. 2s9. Mr.. Breen, Dungulph,
T. The death has taken place at the
Convent of Perpetuad Alteration.
Wexford. of Sister M. st. Alphonsus,
daughter Of the lat Mr.. ]. Cullen,
Duncormack, Co. Wexford, and niece
of Very Rev. Canon Doyle, PIP.
Ferns.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


HENNHPIN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Katie =,
Mcdonald, Deceased.
on reading and filing the petition of
the Executrix Of the last will and tesla
mant Of said deceased, praying that IL
cenae be to her granted to sell certain
Of the real estate of which said deceased
died seixed. and It appearing by said Pc
tition that II would be for the best inte-
rests OF the estate and Of all persons
Interested therein, to sell tha said real
estate In said petition descrlbed.
II Ia Therefore Ordered, That all per-
sons interested IN said estate appear bn-
fore the said Probate Court at q special
term thereof to be held. on MONDAY,
the 18th day Of December A. D., 1919,
at ten O'Clock in tie, forenoon 1t the
in said County. then and there to
show cause III any there bel why license
should not be granted to said Exeoutrix
TO sell said real estate. according 10, the
prayer OF said petition
And 1t Ia Further Ordered, That notice
Of such hearing be given to all persons
interested In said estate, by publishing
this order once each week for three sue
cessive weeks, prior to sold day OF hear
ing. In the Irish Standtra. a newspaper
printed and published In said County.
>d Dated at IMdiin.neapo'is. this slst day Of
BY the Court;
judge Of the Probate Court
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LAp1ks'' AUXILIARY
HENNEpM COUNTY,

u
Sc Sssounty President. Mia. MARY Reylan.
u sb i, A. A. N!pns.pol,.-pr..:, Mn.
VICE s E1sa. Me- 1sI 5 HnIy.ty Az, IN
a assss 90. A Isl ~ H. ~ s'f H.
ss Esq., G Gfssz i ~ gssSnt ai Az hi
A ss,s Ill., 81 Rs:s As's:Ial ~ 81
ses 3 j. t'S fG s Il Hsf e. III e az 0nta
ply's @e:. Ill vs:sast .;s NJ ~:
ss E. 81: ss:; ss|az:; IL IS 4
IA :; Ell a gFo;n s e AsrssEst suliyan.
BILL hs;. 14o9 a. 7fh an Il Il NED i hsas
Sc IS sst 4st Sds1 ho$as sst.
Of month IN WeEkmen's Hail. at g D. n.
Division No. 3. ,Msgtnneapolis- Mrs.
VICE Pr.s,. Mrs. Margaret sr.n Hsxs. l Ni
Sc I'll 81 Al. M f Sn 49, Me- x.;S
as ss1 ~ of%ss sil!s Ax ii;
E Hs:fs: ~ 81 q a!t' !::s:
Meetings .afs held On ART and thlr6
g 81. snS r y %Sa1h Az y ds' hall
R''' S:i! = s.
sth av Rso sSa si as sf ssc rtSS . asSs
e.. NV Ma 1SSo?s! lf5 a3tS Treas
Ned. Exams. DR.. Barber. syndicate az ~
br. Murphy. Lake 1t. and RioominatnI;'
as:sa9s & sra ssld q az snd 1q
p,y!: 10 m SG; k,o1
VS. s!ekf se &c. Masy gl
18th ave. H.: Elm. Sec, Maria jcrd AN
l Ss s.ss fxs r.! R:. e sss
81 81 j: 7: Flynn. CORNER BRYANT and a: saeh..
fourth 'Thsrsdays of month Ia Foun Sna
Hall, cornsr 2oth snd Dupont "a. 4
8 .. m.
n!y;'og% .Ss S as,J n1e .ylssP i.
Az Y II a. Es sss: i has sss.
M Mary ssSa 1aq ss & = F. Is:
cGsSnasral Ave Ave Mestlnss are hsId b III dfsss
s. hs T sssa So a.s & 3'SSss
Division No. 3, Minneapolis - pFa.
Mary Turner, 12ls Jefferson It .. T.:
sra . R:s sass hs :s Gsss c M|fst:
81 dash III i,eh r. Ell l Sc:
sStet Tierney. 10 eth ave. a. g., MA
EHan.. Pr. r. +. Q,er!sR, a0l Asdissj
s ;;s|:'a ID s'ls :: tit Ell
p. m -
AANeEY COUNT. ID
,s fssss9s'yc e's s rl T|:s ,a9
johanna Cock. o. 2. Nlsyenth aEs fsess
eriiing Secretary. xrs. Margaret Scott.
ga 9s.sy A IS W. esnss NJ NJ ~.
a.: ssia ,A'ssinisa ss' III : :ai
Division No. &, g, Paul--Pres,, Eliza.
Rsta aEEassst Roach sSs st. Aih H.; M 6
Rec. Sec, Aarg4rat Clarke. l0T LitoS;:
tsld ave-; TiR; in ssfh :e Nay y,x HXEs: fi
S.;S %;s e: "a: T1a;s ss AM ..kl.,'
e: Sat {. Is s'iMahsa s. aals vs..
e pp!,,sse Il /, Il ,ita r: :s I,ss:: ~.
~ 81: "a: ls;s ''isi I: ~ +,
:.: 4 si ::;,'s 3!
g: a;ls 3 !; s. s., q
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MOBILES COUNTY.

" MOBILES COUNTY. - 49,.
County President. Thos. Burke. Ells.
Divides No. !. Ellswosth-eses.. Mich.
Aal AelloFon! Vice Pres, ThpaL J. Faxan.
Be- c'f H., sa sss 1GS sms:; IA Sec; Jeh
Iho.: Sweeney: Med. Exam. Dr. ofess,
Meetings are held on second Wednesday
OF @oath In church Of 7;10 .. n
&AMs1y QouNTX. =.
wplMsI a|ssS.1 Ne g "a! sas v. ~ }saa
SssS |; EsSei - as!s ,s g! = As
j. Ss;se s@s 1 ssss, 81 ss,s y: S -;
Fam. Dr. a. q, y ss. sS III 1.s s sd:
1oadass ar & ssaa q q iAases as
~ p. "A. =
Ha 1aS.G g. ne . d s. "a. g:
e.. $esa Tsss. - 81 n's ass9ss
H. sc s SSn Mol.n ss ss1 9ama@ns ri
Mea. Exam. Ora, McKson and NnNsvin,
Fr siedtn ns g ere hel9 on sssond ard f9s{En
At y. a.
1T. LoU1e COUNTY.
End quay aHy RFesident A. J. Fowssst sAs
s! P'ysl9 +, y, l.! pu'qsa IT,. -. !esc
F F1ss|ns s..aisS and Aye. "; Req sssy;,
41es1s sS' AhsB sta I'll f sssaes!es
ala. 1nassuEance Secretary, W. !. Nc.
dun .ae; M e superior e.; Tysas;. lanes L. y;
n MsW Jersey BldE. Ieetiass A. .hela =
Ia osshsas S.l Ti ia ~. q. ~ IL 81
5ssss Sa'''si :.s e. 81 ". Ill Ps'sss ':
IIs vs N James W.: RothNal. 601 n, Eth
iithR s a.. as & 1 Hps 81: J. ga ossf H.
w W; T%Ssa;; X Nea 81 sss =. s5ss
~ 9s ss a1.1t 9s,. r. r. dt ::sa4a.
lsy's hail It ! .. N.
SCOTT COUNTY.
dan oIMniiy N.Y. resideat =, !. Leonard. lor.
O. S1y 4, NsioMs Ne, g,!i. rs.tsszprs.. pF,
John John i hess tsxs,,la Bale Flelne. Rec: ase..
I:': ast h s:a fa s sss.
ssss. .eys es T. c sssses!oS sd He5. pBRsi
tarst Sunday q moath IL Fkstss s Ut Hal
co,,., 9TRHn COUNTY.
oSsets enSS.. RnEif na5a' George g. Tohsr'
s Ill., u E?;:;:.; Ii;l
yoThn n an9; eee.s i; p. Mal9pei Treas.
1 1a!,s Meetings are held On 6Yst Wednes-
e"S - month In x. r, Hall e $50 q. N.
SWIFT COUNTY,. @
cl GetSnty Fresident-D. +. axcDssnots.
xa 4iyistSn No. !, clentarf-Pres, WIN. N.
sen a"a| Vice Pres. r. j. AcGSrthSi Sec,
GEell iRs SEC. II 3. conIes a' sa $ssss IT,
hSAsSaault. Benson. Milan. Neetin1s ars
ts.e q On aEst Sunday of month la Elon.
WYE AZ 4s!S0 p. "A. >'+
WTNpNA COUNTY,
kt1Is' 1 b., fwssss se.snt y. J. RYAN. ~ h
.s '.lii ~ 4 ~ s7 r. %s.s sss. ee.;,
q SsstI I'll! S. SS:sy:
i Rsna ssov Lynch. SD Wsshinssttossin st!
81; sTs ssxsis; nMsPa3. kyash Wi55.nsfea
esa eaa sa eartfs easnE: a. AsS e.
znAehts Columbus Hail a fiso. ). Il,
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re- NATIONAL .oFFleER&,.
PresldeRt-1aMes u ReGea. st. Paul,
Vice President - Jeaeph Mclaughlin,
Philadelphia,
s.senS, !, Viz II: Pzs'iasnt-chas. !. 10y
observation-disclosures Msloasy. Council
seeretary-Ph.lip J. Sullivan. TAoma.
NATIONAL DlREoToRs.
p: #. Moran, Washington. b. q.
Rev. VIM. \, MeaAushltp. Union Hin,
NJ iissha., r. Powers. GRAD R.,,o.
ih,a@ . :; peSs S,rSlS Sh's6aSs SEE, u
STATE oFFlcERs-MlfaNE sorA.
Pres:dent-T. J. Doyle. Endicott Rids..
81 yi esH Ai'r;s,,a.ut-J. F. Kennedy r.,,.
efsSts sts s.a.st.,yy .3' =. aros.a II, car.
reA -ssMGsSasr ss: II shsshy. Monteom. =.
|. state Uhsplata--Rsy. y. J. fax. Jsns:.
v'PFS President Of Insurance Fund - T. =.
sss US: sSsa
ssS :rample Court. AlnneApolts,
- STATE Treasursr apsuFanss-Johp sh...
ny ,ets sr I:a'essl ST., p'r.s.oe-an ,, '.
oSt rscIors Of Insurance Fund-,John ~.
"a, A'na'*p ssiln E a,nAassaMs saa 81
ceseorsn. b. PAUL. 9hoa. Wslsh, st,is
.sa I..''..ll S:Fis;;ss 4aaa :
lSsIs .;,ssss sGtstSsssc rfSlasAt- = I.
||.A4SsStssHal TFaaAlysE.-lagSh fass n. q
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prior, to said day Of hearing in The Irish
standard. a newspaper printed and pub.
hshed in said County.
. Dated at Minpeapolis. this 18th day Of
November, 1919.
BY the Court:
JOHN A, DAHL,
Judee IF che Probate Court:
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ANb PLACE 81 :HgET,No.
ANoKA COUNT,

ANQKA COUNTY.
Anoka, MINI. ''
Division No. /. AnAka-Pres.. William
T. g. ard: Vice Rres, John L: Green; NsS:
Mc a dGissFfs p Green Fin: Sew sa%dls:
Treas, John Ward: Med. E1amtnars,
=; n; Frank and A. T, Caine: MeeInEs
~ M1saaetd on third Monday Of month IA
WoodMan Hail al n. IA.
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ossss ssn Psss!dent. n !. Mcdonnell
ri tEyts!on M: ]. araeey.lle-Prss.. 7 - e
Jeremiah N. Sean Seaman n A FL, see.. g. 3.
YanhatX; lps. Sag. G. e. GinpAty; TTsaSasi,
4, Tfatnor; Med. Axam., br. p a.; -.
Say ,yy an. ana thru Thursday ot MontR ~
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UNCOMMON.
TYRONE.

h William Ruthsrsord, for over thirty.
three years Porter at CloEher Union,
has resigned his position.
Tyrone Co. Council has granted q
University Scholarship to VIM. Bull.
lick, Dungormau, Grange, Moy.
Died. Oct. 80, Miss Anne McNamse,
Lmavady. formerly Of omash ~ REQ.
entity, Alexander Dorian, Ballygaw.
ley. =. Oct. 20. Mrs. Mary McGrade,
Glassmullagh.
.s..ts eT 7 = I .s.
81 The farm at sssllysesrsns, near
Thpslss. hsld bya the slete Mn. Mary
nssmcnd osnrasA, Aas bean sold Is
lea4 suSh, spr 100 pounds
md etiuh tass. s. 3;
s sss'l II T. ~ q ~ j ss4psstablS;
talyl 4 ~ Nd ratrick Dallon. TED
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-04
TALKS ON THRIFT
INVESTMENT FUNDAMENTALS

with regard to the responsibility and
standing of the firm with which he is
dealing, the investor can hardly be too
careful. Where he is located at dis
tance from any investment center il may
not be altogether easy for him TO get the
definite information he wants, but until
he has got 1t and feels absolutely as
sured as to it's reliability. he will do we'll
not to commit himself. The reliability of
the house with which the investor is deal
ing is his greatest safeguard. Franklin
Fischer.
1t is inevitable that after a savings de-
poeitor has saved. Systematically month
after month and year after year. his saw
ings account in the bank will have
reached such proportions that 1t is wise
for him to seek a permanent investment.
Then is the time for him to gang war;
ily," as the Scotch say
There are certain fundamental principles
of wise investment with which every pros
pectice investor should early become fa-
miliar.
Safety of principal Is the prime consid-
GRAFTON. Unless you haye very strong as
surance ON this point, 1t is better not to
invest at all. If there is any element of
risk present, it is speculation and not
investment. But 1t is possible to pay
for more safety than you really need,
as for instance, in the case of a govern
ment bond.
Then there is the interest rate or yield
of the investment. As quite a general
rule, the higher the rate of income the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-04
ny nAnuoN HARLArp

tory, to my way of thinking, as that you
will find inclosed. With it go heart
wishes for the continued success CT our
Corner.
Tomato Catsup (Canadian): One-haif
bushel tomatoes, one ounce garlic, two
ounces whole red peppers (smalD, one
pint sugar. one quart white wine vine-
gar.
Boil tomatoes until soft with garlic
and pepper; strair. seeds out, put over the
fire again; boil until very thick, then
add sugar and vinegar and boil 10 min
utes longer. Pour into hot bottles with
new corks; tie down next day and dip
corps into hot beeswax to seal BE sure
the bottles are well filed SO to keep
out the air.
Il have used this recipe for years and
prefer it to any l have ever tasted.
"HOUSEWIFELY.'
A visitor of English birth and Canadian
residence confirms your opinion of the
recipe inclosed in your note. She says
that her mother makes the best catsup
she ever tasted and by this recipe"
Out of the mouth of two competent wit
nesses the excellence of the condiment
is established. ssA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-04

lower the security of principal although
mere are other factors entering into the
Ease as, for example, a bond may be
io readily marketable or have such a good
Nhahco OF appreciation In value that It's
makers know that 1t can be disposed os
WITHOUT the special inducement of a high
Interest rate.
A third investment quality was limited
at IN the preceding paragrapl-marSet-
aptiity. liz is not wise to have all. Your
Money tied up. sSome of IL at least oughy
10 be where you can put your hands on IL
quickly If necessary--in the savings bank
or In some security which can be s5iss
readily. Hs
A good investment ought also To he
stable in price. The investor ought to
know that his investment will ALWAYS he
worth 100 cents on the dollar, and that
II he has to realize ON it at any time he
can get back at least what he put intf n
Increase in the value of the princinal >
Is also something which an investor can
look for without being called a sneeu
lator. but the best plan is to choose the
qualities of safety, fair income, marked,
ability and stability, and let the apprf-
citation of principal come II 1t will
As your investment funds grow. diver
sify your investments and thus Distribute
the risk instead of putting all your eggs
into one basket. And before making any
investment consult with your banker. ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-04

The report of the scholarship commit
Daughters of the Confederacy, is indica-
tive of the excellent work being done by
this organization in an educational way.
Mrs. l.. M. Bashinsky of Troy is chair
man of the committee and Mrs. j. e.
Frazier of this city one of the two addi-
tional members. The report recently COM
pleted deals at length with the good that
has been accomplished by the gift schol-
arships and disposal of funds. Among the
numerous points brought out it is Interest,"
ing to note the growth of the endow-
nient fund and number of scholarships
as appears from these facts.
The Alabama division, United Daughters
of the Confederacy scholarship commit
tee was created in 1907 upon motion of
Mrs. A. L.. Dowdell. but our stewardship
did not begin until 1910. At that time
Alabama division maintained two annual
scholarships of $1Oo each. One of these,
1.-The Alabama division supported, at that
time, by chapter contributions, but now
maintained by an annual contribution Of
800 from our division treasury. The other,
Lee memorial, the proceeds OF an en-
dowment fund of s1250 raised by the Chill
dred of the Confederacy, under the leade-
ership of Mrs Pickens. splendid be-
ginning, $3.50, had also been made by
Mrs. PicSens and her Children of the Con-
federacy toward the Virginia Clay Clop-
ton scholarship, making a total endow-
ment of $1710.
nual scholarships, three of which are en-
dowed, and our endowment fund has in
creased to $4149. In addition to the four