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DAWNOFANEWERA.

Mr.E.J.Riordan,oftheSaorstat MinistryofIndustryandCommerce, lecturedattheCityofLondonCollege, M.uortield,onthe"IrishFreeStateand itsGeneralCommercialProspects."

ExplainingwhymostoftheindustriesintheSaorstataredepressed,and unemploymentwidespread,heported outthattheFreeStatemarketisfree totheworld,andowingtoeconomic conditionselsewherethroughoutEurope,goodsproducedatpricesfarbelowthenormalcostofproduction,and goodspurchasedinexcessofthehome demandinothercountriesarebeing unloadedontheIrishmarketatprices oftenbelowthecostofproductionin theFreeState.ifthiswereallowed tocontinueindefinitely,theFreeState wouldbereducedtoaneconomiccondition.suchasonedidnotliketoreflectupon.

Louofe15,500,000

Mr.Riordangavefiguresrepresentingtheestimatedvalueofoneyear's importsintotheFreeState,whichincludedthefollowing:Bootsandshoes, £1.733.180;soapandcandles,£431,982; glassbottlesandjars.£103,536;confectionery(excludingchocolate),£340,524; cocoapreparations(includingchocolateconfectioneryI,£307,200. Theserepresentedcommoditiesimportedincompetitionwithsimilar FreeStatemanufactures,whichwere deprivedof£12.500,000worthoftrade annuallywhichshouldberetainedin thecountry.

AfterabriefexplanationoftheproposalsoftheFreeStateChancellor,he saidthechangesinthefiscalpolicyoutlinedsignifiedthebeginningofanew erainIrisheconomichistory.Small andfewastheywere,theyrepresent- edthebreakingawayfromtheold repressivesystemwherebyIrishindustrywaspreventedfromexpanding,and wouldgofartoreviveenterpriseand confidenceamongstindustrialists.The moreprosperoustheSaorstatbecame themoreitsneighboursstoodtopro- fit.GreatBritaindidnotgainby herpastpolicyofrestrainingIrishindustrialdevelopment.Thoseunhappy daysaregone,andtheevilstheyproducedshouldactasdangersignalsif everfuturestatesmenweretemptedto revivethem.

AnEconomicUnity.

LordFrench,whopresided,quoted figuresshowingthegreatamountsof Irishimportsoffoodandagricultural produceintoBritain.Itwasimport- antforBritainthattheseshouldincrease.There.wasaneconomicunity l)etweenthetwocountrieswhichcould neverbebroken.Mr.Riordanhad shownthattheGovernmentofIrelandwastryingasfarasitcouncil,un?eritsgreatdifficultiesandvarious troubles.toproduceastateofprosper- ityinIrelandwhichwouldbebeneficialnotonlytoIreland.butalsoto Britain.

SAORSTATTRADE.

TheTradeandShippingStatisticsof theFreeStateforJanuaryandFebruary.issuedbytheMinistryofIndustryandCommerce,showthevalueof imports,exportsofFreeStateproduce andmanufacture,andre-exportsfor thetwomontthsthus:-

Imports

Exports

Re-exports

£10,015.606

17,524,681

£136,951

Theplacesoforiginoftheimported goodsare:

GreatBritain

NorthernIreland

Allothercountries

£7.135.325

£1.247,797

£1.632,484

WhatNorthernIrelandSends.

TheimportsfromNorthernIreland arevaluedat£1247.797,andaresetout underfourheads,theprincipleof whichis"ClassI--Food,drinkandtobacco."Amongsttheprincipalitems inthisclassare:-

Grainandflour

Cattlefeedingstuffs

Meat

£244,247

£60,109

£36.731

£28,472

Foodanddrink 1.260,102

Tobacco

£388

ClassH.,rawmaterials.isrespon- sibleforimports,valuedat£98,498,and C'a.sIIT."-hollyormainlymanufac- n--,':irt,,11-,."isresponsiblefor£506,727,andincludes:--

IronandSteel

WoodenGoods

CottonYarnsandManufactures(exceptapparel)

£27,326

£13,783

£31,471

Linen,do.,do-

Woollen,do.,do...

Apparel(notoffurl

£61,891

£48,144

£134,37,-2

Oils,Fats,etc. 1,45,535

PaperandCardboard

£14,970

ClassIV.(animals,notforfoodI, consistsexclusivelyofhorses,the valueofwhichis£12,523.

ExportstoNorthernIreland.

Thetotalvalueofgoods,theproduceandmanufactureoftheFree State,exportedtoNorthernIreland,is £1,033,151,andtheclassificationisas above.ClassI.,foodanddrink, makesup£775,555.whichincludes:-

Meat

LiveStock

FoodandDrink

£164,940

£318,588

£215,225

ClassII.(rawmaterials.accounts for£84,838;Class manufactured goods.for1144.935;whileClassIV. (horses),makesup£27,823.

ExportsfromtheFreeStateto NorthernIrelandwerevaluedinthe twomonthsat£35,940,makingthe valueofthetotalexportstoNorthern Ireland,£1,069,091.

PLEADSFORPATIENCE.

ApleaforpatiencewithIrelandand adeclarationofhisbeliefinthefuturegreatnessofthecountryweremade byJudgeCohalanatacrowdedmeetinginNewYorkincelebrationofthe 1916Rising.

"Letus,"heurged,"givetheman opportunitytoworkouttheproblems withwhichtheyareconfronted.The thingthattheyneedinIrelandisthe courage,theforce,themoralstrength to'-xercisethepowersthattheyhave now.TheyhavepowersenoughundertheConstitutionthathasbeengiventothemtoattainindependence.

"Theyhavepowerenoughtodo awaywiththepartitionandtomake Irelandone,asIrelandshouldbe made,inorderthatshemaybefree. MustNotExpectTooMuch.

"TheIrish."thejudgepointedout, "areonlyhuman,andaslongasthey arehumantheyaregoingtomakemistakes.Whohasnotmacemistakes? TheytalkabouttheIrishnotbeing united,thatthereisnopoliticalunanimity.Whereisittobefound?

"AreweanylesscapableofgoverningourselvesinAmericabecausethe lineofcleavagebetweenthepartiesis assharplydrawnhereasitisinIreland orinanyotherplaceintheworld?

Arewelesscapableofgoverningourselvesbecausethereisscandalandcorruptioninhighplaces?Wemustnot expecttoomuchofthe'Irishatonce." OurForeignTrade.

HealludedtoareportoftheUnitedStatesDepartmentofCommerce thatIrelandin1921haddoneaforeignbusinessof£24,000,000,andadded:

"Shecanputinifshewishesatariff wallagainstEngland.Shecanseeto itbytheexamplehereinAmericathat anindustryshallhetransferredfrom EnglandtoIreland,orthatindustries shallheestablishedinIreland.orthat theindustriesalreadyestablishedin Irelandshallhedeveloped,shallhave theopportunityofdevelopingsothat therewillnotbe41millionsofpeople inIreland,astherearenow,butthere willbetwicethatnumber."

BISHOP'STRIBUTETOSAORSTAT CABINET.

PreachingatlastMassinYoughal onarecentSunday,MostRev.Dr. Browne.BishopofCloyne,havingdealt withvariousaspectsofmochialadministration,said:"Wehavenowa Governmentofourownafter700years ofslavery,absolutelyindependentand untrammelledbyanyoutsideinfluence.Itisthemostpopularandde mocraticinEurope,intheworld-the people'sGovernment.

"InnocountrythatIknowofisthe votingmorelargelydistributedthan inours.TheGovernment.haspower todealwitheveryquestionofevery kindaffectingthegoodofthecountry.

"Remember,brethren,thatoursisa veryyoung,aninfantGovernment.at wasonlytheotherdaywebecame practicallyanindependentnation,and itisnotallatonceourinfantlawmakerscandoeverythingforus.In anycaseweshouldhavepatiencewith them.Theyaredoingwellandhave shownwondrouspowerindealingwiththevariousquestionsthatcamebeforethem.

ADifficultTask.

"1suppose,"continuedhisLordship, "thereneverwasaParliamentthat hadsomuchtodoinbuildingupfrom theveryfoundation.Letusfaithfullydischargeourcivicduties.Yes, standbytheParliamentofournation. Itisasfreeasitcouldbe.Youcan't getanyGovernmentwithmorefreedom.Itisthepeople'sGovernment.

"ShowthemloyaltyandtolerancetolerancewithourowninfantGovernment.Youcan'texpectmiraclesfrom them;youcan'thaveeveryinterestat onceprovidedfortoperfection.It willbetheworkofyearsandyears.

"Meantimewe.asIrishmen,oweour youngnativeGovernmentthorough loyaltyandaspiritofforbearance,and weoweobediencetoitslaws.Brethren, italldependsuponthepeopleofIrelandthemselveswhetherIrelandwill riseaboveherpresenttrialsandtroubles.Wemust,oneandall,work.

"Thereisnouseinthinkingofgettingonwithoutworking.Wemust giveanhonestday'sworkforanhonestday'spay.Ifwearetosucceed, letustryandkeeptogether.

'Oneofthethingsthrownagainstus foryearswasthedispositiontofight amongstourselves.Looktotheother sideoftheChannel;seehowcalmly theytakechangesandshowtheirfeelings.Letusprayforpeace,forunion. forhappinessunderourownnative Government,theGovernmentofthe peopleofIreland."

ANOIITSPOICZYIPRZLATZ.

Replyingtotheaddresspresentee tohimbytheCorporationsofLimerickontheoccasionofhisconsecration asBishopofLimerick,hisLordship Dr.Keanesaidhisattitudetonationalaffairshadbeenreferredtoby theCorporation."IfIweretogo veryfarintothat,"hestated,"Iwould getintodeepwater,andIhavealways beenabadswimmer,andunlesssomebodythrewmealifebuoyIwouldget lostinthedepths.Thereisone thingrunningthroughmostofthead-

dresses.Myactivitieshavealways beenlocal. Ihaveneverdoneor saidathing,Ibelieve,onnational matters.Theysimplyhadreference tothosewithwhomIwasimmediatelydealing;butthatdidnotproven mefollowingwithgreatinterest courseofnationalaffairsandforms opinionsagreeingwithsomepeopl differingwithothers,andattimes agreeingwithnobody.

"Ialwaysflatteredmyself,whether Ihadfewormanytoagreewithme. thatitwasnationalaffairsconsidered inconnectionwiththecontentment, prosperityandinterestofthepeople.

"That,Ibelieve,iswhatanybody whotakesaninterestinhiscountry mustregardasthefirstandlasttest. Thereisavirtuecalledpatriotism-a loftyandinspiringvirtue-andtheinculcationofitbyloftyandinspiring idealsisagoodthing,but,likeevery othervirtue,bytheirfruitsshallyou knowthem,and,thoughImightbe prepared.justaswellasanybodyelse, tospeakloftysentimentsandgiveout finelyphrasedideals,IwouldfeelI haddoneverylittleasonetakingan interestinhiscountryifIdidn'tcombinesomethingwiththeimprovement, contentment,andgeneralupliftment ofthepeopleofthecountry.Iwill saythismuch:My.sympathyand.if needed,mysupport,willbealways foranymanoranypartywho,having thepower,undertakestosupplyex. peditiousandefficientremediesfor thevariouswantsandneedsofthe people.Ihaveverylittlesympathy andnosupportforanycourseofactionoropinionsthattendstoimpede thepeopleofanyclassamongstthem intheduerealisationoftheidealof livingthelivesofdignifiedhuman (wings."

"Inoneword,"theBishopcontinued,"IwouldthinkitmoretomycreditifIhaddonesomethingtoha-e suppliedthreeorfourgoodhouseslor afewpoorpeopledownintheslums. thanifIhadwrittenvolumesofpoe- tryabout'TheFirstFlowerofthe EarthandtheFirstGemoftheSea'"

TheFaithinEngland

WAYOFTHECROSSINHYDEPARK.

TheStationsoftheCrossweremade ..inGoodFridayafternoonbyoneof thelargestcrowdseverseeninthe HydePark"Forum,"writes"E.J.M.," in,the"Universe."TwoCdt;iolicEvidenceGuildplatformswereused,one forthepriestandtheotherforexposingtheStations.

Inthecourseofaprefatoryexplanation,theRev.VincentMcNabb,0.P., \remindedthecrowdthattheywere notsightseers,norspectators,butacttorsinthegreatdramathatpreceded heCrucifixion.Theywouldpass ::longthe"ViaDolorosa"infaith,beausetheybelievedinChrist,insorrow,becausetheirsinsandhishad causedthePassion,andinlove.

Althoughtheservicelastedformore thananhour,thecrowdremainedfor sometimeattheendasifexpecting asermon.Somanywerepresentthat itisdoubtfulifthoseonthefringeof thecrowdcouldhearthepriest.

AnImpression.

Thesightofamonkorafriarpreachinginhishabitisnotunfamiliarto HydeParkvisitors,nor,judgingbythe attitudeofthecrowd,isitunwelcome.

Onefeltatfirstthatthemajority wereCatholics,soreadilywereprayers repeatedandthehymnsunk;hutthe gradualremovingofhats,theappearanceanddisappearanceofpipesand cigarettessoonshowedthatthiswas notthecase.

Thustworemarkablefactswere madeevident:aCatholicpriestmay speakfromapublicplatformwithout fearofinsult,andanon-Catholiccrowd willnotonlytoleratehispresence.but willjoinwithhiminaspiritualpilgrimagetoCalvary.

Itisallalittledifficulttorealise.

Fornutsoverymanyyearsagopriests spokenearthesamespottocrowdsanimatedbyadifferent-spirit:theyspoke fromplatformsdevotedtoadifferent purpose.Whereto-daypeoplegather toheartheGospelpreached,they cameyesterdaytoseethepreacher hanged.TheMarbleArchhasmoved alongwayfromTyburn.andyetitis verynear.

WhatoftheFuture?

Oneistemptedafteranexperience likethatofGoodFridaytoaskquestionsandessayprophecies.Willthe movementspreaduntilwefindStationsatalltheLondonpitches?Will sermonsandservicesbegivenatstreet cornersthroughoutthecountryduring HolyWeek?WillthevillagesofEnglandbenefitsomedayfromthelay apostolateisthecitiesarebenefiting to-day?NonCatholicshaveshown theirreadinesstoattendiftheopportunityispresentedtothem.

Nextyear,perhaps,weshallseetwo crowdsmakingtheWayoftheCross inHydePark,orelsefindthatStationshavebeenplacedatdifferent pointsbetweeqtheForumandtheSerpentine.

Atanyrate,weshallseethatthe passingoftheyearhasbroughtabout theformingofalargercrowdwithas greatareverenceanddesire.Forthe CatholicEvidenceMovementisdiscoveringonethingatleast:thatthereasonwhythepublicisnotgoingto churchisthatthepubliccannotfindit.

Wehaveitinourpowerthento bringtheChurchtothepublic,that thepublicmaybebroughtbacktothe Church.Anditrestsentirelywith thoseCatholicswhowerepresentator heardaboutthescenesinHydePark onGoodFridaywhetherthisshallbe doneatonceoraftermanyyears.

Australia'sDestiny

ARCHBISHOPDUHIG'SWARNING.

"Peoplehavegonemadwithapatrioticprideaboutcountriestowhich Australia,inclimate,soil,andscenery, isincomparablysuperior.Itseems tometitGodhaskeptthislandtheonlyemptywhiteman'scountry unearthto-day--tobepeopledbya greatandnoblerace,resuscitatingall theoldformsofchivalryandrejuventationadyingworld.Willthewhite manrealisethisintentionofDivine Providence.orwillhefrustrateit,and onedayhedrivenfromthisparadise asourfirstparentsweredrivenfrom Eden?"

Theabovequestionwasputbyhis GraceArchbishopDuhiginthecourse ofaneloquentsermondeliveredinSt. Stephen'sCathedral.onSundaymorning.the25th.ult.Ontherecurring FestivalofOurLadyHeir.;ofChristians-ontheverydayknownasEmpireDayandAustraliaDay-itwould heweIltoconsider,hesaid,howgreat wasthegiftofFaiththatwehadcome into,andhowgloriousaheritagewas thelandinwhichWelived.Didwe inAustraliarealisehowgoodGodhad beentous?Thissunnylandhad itsaridpatches,buttheyweresmall comparedwiththevastterritorythat yieldedabundantfoodformenand beast.

WillHistoryRepeatItself?

"Willhistory.sacredandprofane.repeatitself,"continuedhisGrace,and willthisvastandrichheritagebetakenfromus,andletfallintothehands ofothers?Whenthedryrotofluxury,pleasure,andselfishnessentered theRomanEmpireitsdayswerenumbered.WeinAustraliahave,likethe citizensoftheRomanEmpire,theelementsofgreatness,hut,unfortunately. likethemalso,wehavetheelements ofdecay.Arewegratefultothose '16tohavebroughtourcountrytoits esentstageofdevelopment?Callup theshadesofouralmostforgotten statesmenandexplorers,manyof whombeggaredthemselvesindoing servicetothecountry.anrl-letthem answer.Thenamesofsomeofthem werebarelysavedfromoblivionby somepublicmonumenterectedtotheir memoryafteradifficultstruggleto collectsufficientfundstopayforit.

"Wehavetodeploreheretheab,enceofidealismthatwastheverylife ofthehomecountriesofourfathers. ofcourse,wehavenotraditions,but weshouldbemakingthem.Australia hasenoughtoinspirepoetry,art,and

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romanceoftheloftiesttype,andwe havealreadysingersandartistsof highmerit.Butyoucannotexpect idealismtolivewithinthedrabwalls ofaschoolthathasnothingmoreinspiringtoplacebeforetheeyesofits pupilsthanmapsandmoneycolunms andindifferentprints.Aportraitof Christwouldbeconsideredoutof place,andfewofourgreatdeadfind onthosewallsanichefromwhichto lookdqwnandcreateinspirationin themindsoftheyounggenerationof scholarsinwhosehandsthedestinyof Australiawillbeto-morrow.Willnot thisgrowingmaterialism,thiseducatingofourboysandgirlstoaselfish estimateoflife,togettingalltheycan, andrenderingaslittleasevertheycan inreturn,haveaterriblereaction:*It isreactingalready.

LackofSenseofResponsibility.

"Whatdoestheaverageyouth,freed fromoffice,whereheworksshorthours foragoodsalary,ashegoesjauntily alongtospendhisweek-endinhaying whatheterms'agoodtime,'careabout thecountry,ortheburdenoftaxation whichhasmadeitpossibleforhimto besohappyandcomfortablycircum stanced?Educationseemstobe valuedonlyforthemoneyitmaybe amediumofearning.OurschoolsState,Catholic,andProtestant-must ceaseturningoutsomanyunformed, thoughtlessyouths,whoseoneaimin lifeistogetabilletandhavemoney tospend.Adistinguishedprofessor ofourQueenslandUniversitywarned ustheotherdaythatwewereata deadlevelthroughlackofappreciationofhighereducation.Wemight alsobejustlyaccusedoflackofsense ofresponsibilityproportionatewith thetremendousandcomplexproblems presentedbythetaskofdeveloping ourcountryandshapingherfuture. Wearesosituatedgeographicallythat unlesswebelieveinthegospelof work,andbecomeabsolutelyself-reliant,weshallfailtorisetothegreat. estopportunityeverheldouttoa peopleinmoderntimes.

"IhopetoseeAustraliagrowstrong inreligiousfaith.prosperousand mightyinitsinfluenceforgoodamong. stthenations,butIfeartothinkwhat thealternativemaybeifwefailinthe trustcommittedtous.MayGod guideus,andmayHisstrongarm nrotectourcountryfromtheevilinfluencethatwouldblightitsfairname orimpedeitsattainmentofagreat destiny."

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Belgiumhasbeenmuchintheeyeof theworldinlateyears.Thelegend- ary"cockpitofEurope,"shehaslived afirehistorythanisgiventomosttinynationstoexperience;andno chapterofitismoreinterestingthan thatwhichbearsonhernationalcon- duct(luringthedecadewhichwillterminatewiththecomingmonthofAug- ust:

Friendsofthelittlecountryhave longbeenaccustomedtoseeinCar- dinalMercieroneofhermostzealous guardiansandherablestexponentof Christianpatriotism.Inhislastpas- toralletterfor1924theCardinalhas givenfurtherevidenceofsuchwortn. Headdressestohispeopleadocument ofcalmcommonsense,supernaturallyenlightenedandelevated,adocument which,whileittestifiesonce.moreto thewideconcernofatruepastorfor hisflock,suggeststousthatherewe havethesecretofthemotivatinginfluencethatcansustainadocilepeople throughdisasterswhereinanothertype ofnationmustperish.

RecentvisitorsinBelgiumhavebeen universallyinadmirationoftheu-istakableenterpriseande:.!ctiveindustrywithwhichtheworko.restoration hasbeenattackedandwrot.tht.Readersof"America"willrecall.'r.Atteridge'sarticleontheresurrectionof Ypres,whichhintsatwhathasbeenin generaltheresultofBelgium'sresiliencyafterherhardestdays.Entin viewofallthistherecentfallofthe francinthemoneymarketsofthe worldwasparticularlyominous,and menwereasking,astheydidin1914, "WillBelgiumhold?"If'Belgium answersassheshould,totheinspiring messageofherleadingpatriot,Belgium willhold.

HerPrimate,abouttodiscussavital subject.approachesitlogicallyand witheffect.Hebringsbacktothe mindsofhispeoplethefatefulmoment ofAugust4,1914,andthealmostfatal fouryearsthatfollowed.Butthe reminiscenceisnotoneofhate.He commemoratestheseperiodsonly.to revivethespontaneousoutburstofpa- triotismwhichglorifiedthefirst,and theheroicendurancethathasleftits glamouraboutthesecond:andboth theseinstancesofnationalvalourhe adducesbecauseheistoappealtothe samevirtuesassupremelynecessary onceagaininthepresentesriousstate ofThepost-wardevelopments. endofthewar,hisEminencewrites,foundBelgiuminruins;the soilofFlanderswasunfitforcultiva- tion:factorieswereclosedorinoper-able:thehealthandstrengthofthe nationwereweakened.Yetwiththe TreatyofVersaillescamethehopeof aneraofprosperityandpeacefullabourtowardstherestorationoftheland. Rutto-daythecostoflivingisfour timesthatofpre-wardays:thebourgeoiseareexhaustingtheirsavings:civilemployees,teachers,magistrates andclergyarein,vant:expenseswhose paymentshouldhavedevolvedupon theconqueredhavehadtobeshoulderedbythenation:andtaxes,though heavy.:.rehardlysufficientfortreasuryneeds.Allofthisdemandssaga- ciousrestraintonthepartofthepeo- ple.anditistheirpastor'sdutytocall attentiontotheneedofbettermentin thepopularattitudeandeconomiccon- duct.Somearefailinginwhatisultimatelynotmerelyapersonalbuta patrioticduty.Therearethoseofthe working-classwho,inspiteofwages thathavekeptpacewiththeincrease inthecostofliving,betrayalackof wisethriftandofthespiritofsaving. Therearetherecklessrichwhosouand- ertheirwealthinltixtiriousliving. Thereisanalarmingwasteofmoney which,ifsavedorputatwork.couldhelpwonderfullytowardsthestabilisa- tionof Therenationalcreditandsecurity. isaconsequentgrowthofcom- plaintanddiscontentamongallclasses. "PerhapsIamwrong.mydearbrethren,indwellingonthispost-wardeso- lation-isitnotthesubjectofyour dailyexpressionsofgrief?Yet,invest-edbyDivineProvidencewithashare ofthemoralresponsibilityformycountry,Twishtofacethesituation whichweighsuponvon,totrytoplace vouoncemoreinthewaywhichalone ran whenleadyouhacktopeace.For allissaid,insecurityisadisor- dercontrarytothespiritoftheGos- pel.ThewordthatheraldedChris- f;anitywasthistwo-foldmessage: 'GlorytoGodinthehighest.and peaceonearthtomenofgoodwill.'" Thereisreassuranceinthecoolwis- domoftheCardinalashelooksthe

situationfullintheface.Calmness andconfidenceheurgesuponhisspiri-tualsubjects,warningthemthatto givewaytounduealarm,asifthe i'.eintrywereheadedforruin,would beneitherreasonablenorChristian.Thepresentstateofaffairswasinpart easilytobeforeseen.Theimpover- ishmentofEuropewasinevitable25,000,000labourersandanestimated thousandbillionsoffrancsdisappear- edinthemawofwar,evidentlytobe replacedonlybyreinforcementofpopulationandeconomyandincreased production.Whatcouldnothave beenpredictedwasthedefaultofthe loserinthewar.Andherehebrings outathoughtwhichshouldlivepause tothosewhoseethechieferrorofthe Alliesintheirfailuretopressonto Berlin.

"Youwilltellmeperhapsthatthis fact(thedefaultofGermany)ispre- ciselywhatshouldhavebeenforeseen. Itiseasy,intheaftermath,topro- phesy.Butwhatwouldthosewhoassumethatfacilerolehavesaid,ifthe Generalissimoofourarmies,purusingtheconqueredthroughourprovinces, hadprovokedthebloodshedandsmok- ingruinwhichmadpanicordesperate resistancecouldhavebroughtupon us?"

Recognisingclearlytheobstaclesplacedbytheconqueredinthewayof justreparation,hedisplays_noteworthy goodsenseandmoderationinplacin theblame.

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MeryaboveallshinesouttheCa tholicpatriot.Nomoreeffectivere- futationcouldbeputbeforethosefez. ofourfellow-citizenswhofancytheex- istenceofaninsuperpbleincompatibil itybe.tween-Roman"Catholicismand truepatriotism.Theinvertedcommas Iemploypointatthesourceoftheal- legedrepugnancewhichperiodicallyterrorisesbenightedbigotrywitha potencydirectlyproportionaltothat ignoranceofCatholicteachingwhich givesitbirth.OfCardinalMercier's patriotismtherecanbenodoubt,and whatwehaveseenofthepresentpas- toralhearsnewtestimonytoit.Ibis appealtoCatholicdoctrine,especially inhisconcludingparagraphs,isinitselfenoughtoattestthedepthofthe Catholicspiritinhislifeandwork, evenweretherenotcountlessother proofsofitatband.

Hopeisthelessonhewouldinspire; andthatnotamerelynaturalsentimentbasedonearthlygrounds,buta confidencesupernaturalised,sublimat- ed"Theandunwavering.Christianmustneverlethimselfbedeeplytroubled.Hecannever loseconfidenceinhisGod. OurDivineSaviourhasnotgivenusthe peacewhichtheworldflattersitself thatitgivesandwhichiswhollysuper- ficial.Hispeaceisdeep,serene, staunch-Itsettlesusuponourdes- tinywhosetermisbeyondthetrials ofthepresent:itmakesuslookfirst totheeternal,theimmovable,thesup- remegood,whichoncepossessedcan- notbelastandwhicheveryoneofus hasitinhispowertoattain,orbetter, towin. SureofGod,ofHisgoodness.Hiswisdom,Hisomnipotence,we areat whetherpeace.Whateverhappens, theskiesbeclearorthestorm ragewithout,wekeepourpeace,folded inthearmsofourFather,pressedto waytoirritationagainstourselvesorIIisheart,andwerepeateachdayat againsttheGovernmentsoftheEn-mornandevethesameprayer:'Father, tente.TheselattermaydisagreewithOurFather,Thyholywillhedone... regardtothemeansbestadaptedtoGiveusthisday_ourdailybread.'" makethemostofthevexatioussitua- Noristhistorecommendanattitude Lionsinwhichwefindourselves,butofindifferentfatalism."Heavenhelps theinitialcauseofoureconomicun-thosewhohelpthemselves,"istheCar- restistheobstinateinertiaofourdebt-dinarsnextword."YetnotI,but ors.fnmakeofitagrievanceagainstthegraceofGodwithme."completes theGovernmentsisaninjusticewhichthethought.Hewarnshisflockthat onemustnotallowone-selftobehardshipsi.retobeexpected:buteven guiltyof,eventowardsone'sfriends," s.:eringhasauniquebeautywhen Iftheworlddoesnotwishthecon-transformedbyfaith.Otherlands queredofto-daytobecomethecon-thanBelgiummaywellmediatethe querorsofto-morrow,hecontinues,thevividwordswhichfollow: reparationsmustbepaidsooneror "Inyourinmosthearts,whichhome later.Inthemeantime,Belgiumdoyouadmiremore:thatwherein mustsaveherself.Thepeoplecandoselfishnesshaskeptallplaceforasin- theirpartchieflybytwomeans:thriftglechild,orthatwhereinhusbandand andwork. wifehavecourageouslyacceptedthe

Thereisamajesticbutpracticalsim-honourandthenumerousburdensof ojdty,w atrainingatonce plicityintheeconomicmeasuresurgedjoyingaandumanlyhere ispreparingforthe bytheprelate-frugalityinfoodand countryastronggeneration,capableof drink,abstentionfromsuperfluoustoilandsuffering?Whence,ifnot dishes,finewinesandtobacco:thesay- fromsuchhomesasthis,isthenation ingtobemadebybanishingfalse torecruitheractivecitizens,hersol- shameinthematterofwearingsimple(hers.hermenoflearning,herclergy, andwell-wornthoughcleanlyclothing.hermissionaries?"

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TwoarmedanddisguisedCavan raidersenteredtheshopofMrs.Brown, Rathkenny.andpresentedrevolvers. Shegotoverthecounter,seizedthe revolversandscreamedforassistance. Herhusbandjoinedinthestruggle,and theraidersfled.

Rev.MotherMaryMadakineO'Brien. OrderofSt.Josephtierluney,Dublin. whohascelebratedherdiamondjubi-

lee,istheoldestmemberoftheOrder inIreland.SheisanativeofWestmeath,andreceivedaspecialblessing fromthePope.

Vicomted'Ilencourt,President-GeneraloftheSocietyofSt.Vincentde Paul,recentlydiedintragiccircumstancesinParis.Returninghome afterpresidingatameetingofthe CouncilGeneral,hewasattackedby violentpainsandsuddenlydropped deadathiswife'sfeet.

Thefour-hundred-yearoldorganin theChurchofSt.Gervais,Paris,silent sincethetimeashellfromalong-range Germanguntorethroughtheroofand killedscoresofworshippersonGood Friday,1918,hasbeenrestoredtoits formermusicalpower.CardinalDuboispresidedatthedededicationceremonies.

SenatorOliverSt.JohnCogartyrecentlypresentedtwobeautifulswans totheLiffey,atDublinUniversity BoatClub,asatokenofhisgratitude tothatriverforhavingbeen.the meansofsavinghislifewhenhemade adramaticescapefromthecustodyof armedmenandswamtheriveratthe BoatClubpointabouttwelvemonths ago.

TheHolyFatherlatelyreceiveda largebodyofthesisterhoodknownas theSistersoftheCorpusDomini,areligiouscongregationdevotedtotheperpetualadorationoftheBlessedSacrament.TheSisters,to-thenumberof morethan300,wereintroducedbyCkdinalVannutelli,andtheHolyFather, receivingthemintheHalloftheConsistory,deliveredaverybeautifuldiscourseontheirEucharisticvocation, andimpartedtheApostolicblessing.

ThedeathoccurredquitesuddenlyonSunday,May4last,oftheVery Rev.M.PiusO'Flaherty,0.P.,Drogheda.BorninTralee,in1852,thedeceasedclergymanenteredtheDominicanOrderin1871,andwasordained someyearslaterinCork.Fiftyyears apriest,hespentportionofhislife inDundalkandNewry,andwentto Droghedasevenyearsago,sincewhen heearnedforhimselftheadmiration andrespectofthetownspeople.He wasadistinguishedpreacher,andgave manymissionsinGreatBritainand Ireland.Duringhislongcareerhe neverdeliveredthesamesennontwice.

ThePrincessAgnesofLowenstein. daughteroftheCatholicleader.Prince AloysofLowenstein,hasbeensolemnlyclothedwiththehabitoftheSacred HeartSistersatBlumenthalmonasterynearVaals-Aix-la-Chapelle.The familyoftheyoungnunattendedthe ceremonies.TheAuxiliaryBishopof Cologne,andtheProvostofAix-la. Chapelle,Dr.Straeter,tookpartinthe ceremonies.TwosistersofPrince AloyshavealreadyjoinedreligiousOrders,onebeingamemberoftheFranciscansinAix-la-Chapelle,theotherbelongingtotheBenedictines.Prince AloysistheleaderoftheCatholic's, andPresidentoftheCatholicAssembly. a

AFrenchpriest,theAbbeGrebault, cureofNeufmarche,hasjustbeenentrustedwithadelicateanddifficult task.TheHolyFatherhasasked himtoclassifytheEthiopianmanuscriptsbelongingtotheVaticanLibrary.TheAbbeGrebault,whoisattachedtothedioceseofRouen,isan authorityonancientlanguages,and has,invariouscircumstances,succeededinunravellingthemeaningoftexts thatpuzzledwell-knownItudentsof Orientallanguages.Thelearningand cultureoftheFrenchclergiofthepresentdayareremarkable.Inthe spheresofscienceandliteraturemany priestshaveachievedsuccessandearnedcelebrity.

Ahotindictmentofthemoralsof BritainwasrecentlymadebytheRev. T.FerrierHuline.Presidentofthe WesleyanConference.heldatNorthampton,whenhedeclaredthat:"The marriagetiewasheldloosely,andthe nation'sgirlhoodwasexuosedtoterriblerisks--risksintensifiedbyalcoholism,midnightfollies.andtheindulgenceinaspeciesofpleasuresthat werenothinglessthanlicentiousness. Theduplicityofmammonwasthreateningtheintegrityoftheircommerce. Theverynobilityofsnortwasbeing ledradedbythegamblingmaniaengineeredbybookmakers,male'andfe-

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TheWesternAustralianSilverJubileeoftheSistersofSt.Dominic,alreadynoticedinthesecolumns,took placeatDongarraonSaturday,June ::.it.Tocelebratethisevent,thechil,TelloftheschoolstaughtbytheNuns gaveaconcertintheirschool-hallon Fridayevening.Theweatherwasunpropitiousforanouting,rainpouring inseasantly,butmanybravedthewintryconditionsandacceptedtheMother Prioress'invitationtobepresent.They wererepaidbyanartistically-arranged ar.dwell-executedprogramme,which showednosignsofthespeedwith whichithadbeenarranged.Aswas remarkedatitsclosebyRev.Father Flavin,ofThreeSprings(whocame speciallytoDongarrafortheoccasion),"Thosewhowerenotsatisfied withthechildren'sentertainment weukibeindeeddifficulttoplease." Thiswasonlys°icingthegeneralopin ian,fortheimpressionconveyedwas oneofsimplicityandgrace,unitedto intelligentinterpretation. Aspecial 1%.*V)of.praisemight1.egivenconcernira.,theclearnessofenunciationofall, ir.vocalandelocutionaryefforts. Tbooewhohavesufferedthediscomirofstrivingtounderstandthesubofasongorrecitation,willappresaaethehighpraisecontainedinthis. (Onerecitation,inparticular,bya mildofeight,wasremarkableinits realgraspofthedramatic,aswellas portrayingtheskilloftheteacher.)

Theitemsoftheprogrammewere: Chorus."GloriousSunlight":Recitation."TheAggravatingGirl":Choric Song(byJuniors,)"TheFlowers' Awakening":PianoforteTrio,"William Tell":DanseAntique."Gavotte"(ina quaintanddecidedlynovelarrangement):VocalSolo,"ThereAreFair1e5..Dialogue,"TheKittens:Boys' GymnasticDisplay:Recitation,"How theChestnutHorseCameHome"(a reallyfineinterpretation):PianoSolo, "TheBrook":DanseEurythmique: andVocalSolo,"ThePromiseofLife." Thevocalsoloistpossessesasympatheticcontralto,and,shouldherpresent trainingcontinueuninterrupted,be heardoflaterinwidermusicalcircles.

tiesbeenq,vercomebythepioneersas inthiscase.ThescatteredpopulationoftheState,theinfluxofgoldseekers,the(apparent)sterilityofthe soil,theheatandotherdiscomfortsof itsclimate-especiallyinthelower northandnorth-west,and,perhaps, aboveall,thedifficultiesoffreightand passengertrafficandthedistancefrom settledcentresofcommerceandeducation,withthesupremedisadvantage ofuncertaintyofspiritualministration, havemadetheworkofpioneerTeachingOrdersintheWest-andtherural portionsoftheWest,especially--a labourofdifficulty,disappointment, anddrudgery.Buttheseobstacles havenotdeterredSistersofseveralOrders,particularlythePresentationand DominicanNuns,fromattemptingand carryingthroughsuccessfully(butat whatcost?)theworkoflinkingthe westandnorthwiththeotnergreat educationalcentresoftheState.Where theyhadshowntheway,othersfollowed,buttothemismainlyduethe creditofanyadvancetowardsreal

Manyofthem"blazedthe trail"literally,aswellasfiguratively, and.manabushtrackinthecormis knownas"TheSisters'Road.-But theybroughtmorethaneducationio theWest:thecomfortsofReligion,ths solaceofsympathy,thehelpstprayer (andthematerialhelpsooftende mandedbywanderersorthepoor. weregiven--andgivenfreelyandgenerously. Soitisbutfittingthatsonictangible acknowledgementoftheirworkshould bemade,somefittingrecognitiongiven tothosewhobraved"manythings"-evenshipwreckanddeath-toaidthose inneed.

TheDominicanSistersleftDunedin, theirMotherHouse,tosettleinWest Australiaonthe25thofApril.1899. TheirFoundressandSuperiorwas MotherGabrielGill,whopassed,oher rewardonthe22nd.ofApril,1905.--

Anaddressfromthepresentpupils r.fDongarrafollowedtheconclusionof theconcertprogramme,andwasafterwardspresentedbythereadertothe MatherPrioress,inmemoryofthe event. ReverendFatherFlavinresponded, inasemi-humorousmanner,onbehalf theMotherPrioressandCommunity.thankingthechildrenalsofortheir entertainment.Inalludingtothe silverjubileeoftheSistersinthis State.FatherFlavindrewtheattentionoftheparentsandotherstothe meeessityofsupporting,inapractical manner,those,who,liketheDominican Nuns,werestrivingtoimpressChristiandictrinesonthemindsoftheir pupilsandtocounteracttheevilsengenderedbypurelysecularteaching. Heemphasisedtheneedforgreaterassistanceinthisdirectionandthedebt whichtheStateowedtotheSistersfor thegreatworktheyhaddone,andwere preparedtocontinue,inbuildingup citizensoftrulyChristianidealsand character.FatherFlavin'sremarks werewarmlyapplaudedbyallpresent, especiallyhisallusionstotheworkof theSisters.

Saturday-JubileeDay-dawned mistlikeandunsmiling,butdidnot preventmanywell-wishersfrombeing presentattheMassofThanksgiving andofRejoicing,celebratedatg o'clockbyFatherFlavinintheConventChapel.ThesingingofBordonel'sMesseNotreDameinFMajorwas bothbeautifulanddevotional,andthe decorationswereinharmonywiththe joyouscelebration.Laterintheday SolemnBenedictionwasalsogivenby FatherFlavinintheChapel.aprivilege eagerlyavailedof.

Alldaylongletters,telegramsand cablesoffelicitationwerebeingreceived.whilenumerouscallersmadethe littletownshipquiteabusycentreas droveormotoredthroughtothe nnventontheothersideoftheIrwin.

PhotographsoftheCommunity(of whichthepresentandlatePrioress, MothersM.DominicaandM.Bonaventurearethesolesurvivors)were takenduringtheafternoon,whenthe skiesclearedtoallowthegoldensunshineoftheWestfullplayoncemore.

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R.I.P.Awomanofsaintlycharacter, immenseenergy,perseverance,am! foresight,shewaseminentlysuits-Ito bethepioneerPrioressofafoundation besetbymanydifficultiesandprivations.Afellowpassengeronthesame vessel(thes.s.Adelaide)wasthelate Barry,who wasmakingasecondvoyagetothe theninfantfoundationofLoretoNuns atClaremont.AsMotherGabrielwas apupilofLoretoAbbey,Dublin,twas astrangelyhappycircumstancethat hershipmateonherfirst,andmost hazardousfoundation,shouldbethe representativeofLoretoinAustraliaalwaysasincerefriendandadmirerof theDominicanNuns.

Manyincidentsmightbetoldofthe journey-thebreakingofthepropellor, thedangerofshipwreck,thediscomfortsofthelonglandtripbyrail(not sowellservedinthatday),thelong nightdriveinopenvehiclestotheir destination,andthestrangenessof landscapeaftertheexquisitebeauties ofNewZealand.Thesewerebut trifles,however,tothem,andtothe Orderswhoprecededthem,forcomfortwasfarfrombeingtheiraim. Greenough.thesiteofthelaboursof thefirstDominicans,provedunsuitableasaboarding-school,beingtoofar fromarailway.Itwas,therefore, abandoned,in1901,thepropertyat Dongarrathenbecomingavailable. Thiscombinedtheadvantagesrequired-seclusion.proximitytoarailway station,andasufficientacreage(100 acres),tobeself-supporting,ifproperlycultivated.Dongarrathusbecame thePrioryandNovitiate.thecentreof theOrderinthisState.

FromDongarrahavegoneforthSis tersofSt.Dominictovariousmissions. Daydawn,in1902,followedcloseupon Dongarraitself:Leonorawasfounded in1903:GawliaanoffshootofLeonora. theensuingyear.Inrapidsuccession therefollowedMeekatharra(stilla mostflourishingfoundation).Three SpringsandYalgoo.Cuewasnot fouliOsalfromDongarra,butfrom Greenois!h,duringtheSisters'residencethere-onls-fourmonthsafter theirarrival;nGreenough,itself.The Sistersmustbecongratulatedonslich anachievement--eightfoundationsin twenty-fiveyearsinthesparsely-settledlowernorthernarea,issomethimi.: worthyofnote. Amongthetelegramsandcable.of congratulationsreceivedbytheMother PrioressandCommunitywerethoseof HisExcellencytheApostolicDelegate. MostRev.Dr.Cattanea.theMostRev Dr.Kelly,ArchbishopofSydney:and, ofcourse,theBishopoftheDioceseof Geraldton(ofwhichDongarraformsa part).theRightRev.Dr.R.R;-.in

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C.M.TheRightRev.Dr.Gibney,as wellasothermembersoftheAustralianHierarchy--includingalltheArchbishops-theBishopsofNewZealand, andmanyoftheclergyofAustralia andNewZealandalsosentcongratulations,asdidtheHousesoftheDominicanandotherOrdersinAustraliaand NewZealand,includingtheMotherHouse,Dunedin.Lettersandtelegramsarestillpouringin.including thosefromnumbersofpastpupilsand friends,toallofwhomtheNunstendertheirmostsincereandheartfelt thanks. Ithasbeensuggestedthatalastieg remembranceoftheJubileeshouldbe given.Thishasbeensuggestedbythe

TOIRISHMENANDTHOSEOF IRISHDESCENT. THEIRISHNATIONAL FORESTERS InviteEnquiryfromIntending Members. TheSociety'sObjectsAre: Unity,Nationality,Benovollern. BranchSecretaries'Addresses: BrianBoru:J.McLinden,Esq.,.IS Karns-street.Fremantle. HughO'Neill:W.G.Waltho,Esq.,W Wickham-street,EastPerth. JohnDillonBranch:J.Hegney,junr, Esq.,3Montreal-road,Midlasd Junction. CharlesStuartParnell:T.Brown. Esq,1Cheetharn-street,Kalgoorlie. JAS.DWYER.GeneralSecretary, c/oJ.J.Snigg,Barrack-street,Perlis.

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PastPupils'Association,andallformerstudentsofSt.Dominic'sareinvited tohelptowardsitsattainment.The memorialwilltaketheformofastatue ofSt.Dominic,tobeplacedinsome suitablepositioninthegroundsofthe Priory.atDongarra.Shouldtheresponsebesufficientlygenerous,some othermeansofperpetuatingtheevent willbeadded.thoughthenewchoir, albeitsadlyneeded,ishardlyyetcapableofrealisation.TheNunsareindeedoverjoyedatthesuggestionofthe association,andaredeeplytouchedand delightedwiththeirgenerosity.A Reunionofformerpupilsisyettobe held,atamoreagreeableseasonofthe year,incelebrationoftheJubilee.

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FatherM.Lanehassofarrecovered fromhisrecentseriousillnessthathe haslefttheMaterHospital,andwas abletocelebrateMassatSt.Ita's, HighgateHill.

FatherPacker,C.SS.R.,recentlyconcludedamostsuccessfulRedemptorist MissionatSandgate.Duringthewhole fortnighttherewasafullchurchmorningandevening,andalargenumber approachedtheSacraments.

AnoldresidentofBrisbane,inthe personofMrs.MaryTeresaPower,died atNundahonthe5th.inst.Shewas 'inher79th.year.Shewasthe,head ofaveryoldandwellknownQueenslandfamily.-R.I.P.

ArchbishopDuhigwasgivenacivic receptiononhisvisittoCharlevillerecently.Inthecourseofhisreply,the Archbishopsuggestedtheerectionof swimmingbathsforthechildrenand theestablishmentofwoollenmills,as l'harlevilleisthecentreofagreatwool growingdistrict.liesaidhewasin favourofimmigrantscomingtoAustralia.assumingtheyweretheright sortanddidnotcomefromthecities athome."Wedonotwantimmigrantswho,soonaftertheyarrive,are knockingatourdoornextmorningfor food."(Applause.)"Mindyou,"continuedhisGrace,"youwantpeople. and,ifyoudonotpeoplethisgreat land,otherswilldoit.Itisamost delicatematter.Youdonotknow whatisgoingtohappen."

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TheVeryRev.FatherThomasF. Walsh.C.SS.R.,hasbeenappointed Vice-Provincial of Redemptorist FathersandBrothersintheCommonwealthandDominion.

Attheageof54years.SisterMarydi Pazzi,peacefullypassedtoherrewardattheConventofMercy.Goa burn,lastmonth.Thedeceased.Sister hadbeenindelicatehealthforalong time.

VeryRev.E.Gleeson,thewellknownRedemptoristmissionary,has beenappointedfirstRectorofthenew

RedemptoristCollege,PennantHills, Sydney.IlehasbeenVice-Provincial oftheOrderfor12years.VeryRev. P.M.Lynch,C.SS.R.,willbeVice-Rector.

InthelistofsuccessfulUniversity graduateswhoreceive.ttheirdiplomas recentlyare:SisterMaryBaptistaRankin,ofMonteSantAngeloConvent, NorthSydney;SisterMaryAnselm O'Brien,andSisterMaryDolores White,bothDominicanNuijs.They haveexceptionallybrilliantrecords.

TheCatholicsofJunee,unthe4th. inst.,celebratedtheSacerootalJubilee oftheVeryRev.Dean0Connell,V.F., P.P.TheJubilarianwasbornonthe 28th.December,1851,atElfin,County Limerick.liewasordained 1874by MostRev.Dr.WalshinCarlowCathedral,awlarrivedinGoulburn,hisfirst mission,inthesameyear.

00perfootwaspaidforthesite onwhichthenewCatholicHallisbeingbuiltinQueanbeyan.HisLord. shipBishopDwyer,ofWagga,laidthe foundationstoneafewweeksago.The totalcostofthebuildingwillbeabout £12,651."Queanbeyan,"saidhisLordship."wasnotlikeotheroldertowns, onthedowngrade.WhenovershadowedbytheI-ederalCapitalitcould becontenttobeoneofitssuburbs.' *

ThefollowingRectorsofHousesof theRedemptoristFathersareannouncedbycable:VeryRev.FatherPatrick J.Lynch.C.SS.R.(Waratah);Very Rey.FatherAlbert,telly, (Ballarat);VeryRev.FatherMichael Hannigan.C.SS.R.(PerthVeryRev. FatherMichaelCollins,C.SS.R.(Wellington,N.Z.);VeryRev.FatherPatrickWhelan,C.SS.R.(Galong);Very Rev.FatherJohnWalsh,C.SS.R. laneVeryRev.FatherEdmund Gleason,C.S.R.(PennantHills.SydneyI..VeryRev.FatherWilliam Bannon,C.SS.R..continuesasMaster ofNovicesinBallarat;andVeryRev. FatherAlexanderMcMullen,C.SS.R., asDirectorofStudiesatSt.Clement's College,Galong.

heldatSt.Patrick'sHall,Sydney,at thecloseoflastmonth.Priortothe openingoftheConvention,Archbishop KellypresidedatHolyMassinSt.PatTellingaddress.Rev.BrotherGeorge, M.A..Dip.Ed.,presided.AlltheteachingOrderswererepresented.Inhis addresshisGracesaid:"Weareliving inax,orldofenlightenmentinthe materialsenses,butlearningisnotwisdom. wasfaiththatmadeuswise. Thechild'sdestinywasGod,andthey wereseekingtosotrainthemindsof thechildrenthattheywouldachieve thatdestiny.Itwastheworkofthe Catholicteacherstosavethesoulsof theyoung,whilefittingthemforthe dutiesofcitizensinthisworld."

BrokenHill'sTownHallwaspacked whenafarewellconyersazioneandpre- sentationwastenderedtotheRight Rev.A.Killian,D.D.,theBishop-elect ofPortAugusta.Asubstantialcheque Iva,:presentedtohisLordship.Having expressedhisregretatleavingBroken Billafterahappyresidenceof15 years,hisLordshipsaidthosewho travelledoverthebordersoftheoutbackknewthatthemanoutbackwas notasignorantandasuncouthasdeyeribedinthecitypress.Theyknew thatthroughouttheWesternlands that,withveryfewexceptions,the menoutback,whetheremployeeoremployer,werenature'sgentlemen,silent, ..:tenwell hospitable,readandcultured,always andintimesofneedgood Samaritans.Whatwastrueofthe menfolkwasstillmoretrueofthe womenfolk.Theyweretrue,intelligent.andthebesthousekeepersinthe world.Theycouldthenunderstand whenhesaidthathefelthiscoming departurefromtheWesterndistrict Narymuchindeed.Hethankedthem forthepresentation.

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Mrs.C.Curtain,whorecentlydied inaprivatehospitalinMelbourne,was themotherofSisterM.Wenceslaus. ConventofMercy,Goulburn. * FatherCallinan,Adm..Sale,recently rtceivedthefollowingcablefromhis LordshipBishopPhelan:"PortSaid. Considerablyexhaustedprolongedheat. Stillcheerful."

Rev.BrotherShanley,ofSt.Patrick'sCollegestaff,leavesforAmerica onthe3rd.ofnextmonth.Hehas

ThethirdannualConferenceofthe CatholicEducationAssociationwasbeenonthestaffforfiveyears,isafine

* TheVeryRev.P.Mahony.P.P.,Yei:. wonga,afteranextendedholid..:abroad,wascordiallywelcomedbyh.i parishionersandthepeopleofthedi; trictonthe27th.oflastmonth.A chequeforr250waspresentedtohit:.

TherediedatSt.Roch'sPrivateHo., pital.Brunswick,onMay28th,Mr,. HelenaMcManus,relictofthelate OwenMcManus,ofWinton.Deceas. edwasthemotherofCatherine(Sister 'Celsus,St.Joseph'sConvent,Walgett. N.S.W.),ofEileen(SisterM.Bernard. St.Joseph'sConvent,EaglehawkShe,P wasinher63rd.year.-R.I.P.

Mr.UlickO'Sullivan,whodiedre centlyinVictoria,formerlyresidedat Goodwood,SouthAustralia.Deceased spentsomeyearsinBrokenHilland WesternAustralia.Hewasabrother oftheRev.T.U.O'Sullivan(Woo&end).TheRightRev.Dr.O'Sullivan 'isacousin.ThelateDr.N.U.O'Sut. livanwashisbrother.

Mr.W.R.Higgins.awellknownCatholicintheBalaklava'ii,tr+.ct,.liedcii the29th.ult.,attheageof52years. Hewasbornat,Kapunda.Herepre- sentedtheTownWardintheDistrict Council,Balaklava,formanyyears.- R.I.P.

TheVeryRev.FatherIIcan.and Rev.FatherMcEvoy,OP,A)have beentransferredtothene?canHouseatEastCamberwell(Vic.), weregivenafarewellbytheparishionersofNorthAdelaideattheCalarag5, Hall.TheyleftforMelbourneate dayslater.

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TheRev.FatherMosspresidedover Pkanenthusiasticmeetingofparishioners forthepurposeoftakingtheinitial stepstoraisefundsforvariousparish requirements.Therev.chairmanoutlinedthereasonswhysomesuchaction teatnecessary,anditwasdecidedto runabazaaratadatetobefixed,probablyinAugust.Mr.P.J.Russell wayagainappointedsecretary,andvolunteersweremanyforthestalls.Judgingbytheenthusiasmthesuccessof the.Ventureisalreadyassured.St. May'sHallwillagainhumwithbusy anditisuptoeveryonetosupplementtheirefforts. Thesecondoftheseriesofsermons oi:theChurchwasdeliveredbythe Rev.FatherMossonSundayevening. Thetextchosenwas"ThisisMybelovedSon,inwhomIamwellpleased: HearyouHim."Itispleasingtonote theincreasedattendance'satthedevotionsonSundayevenings.TheJune 'devotioninhonouroftheSacred Heartarealsoattractingafairnumber butneverthelessconsideringthewonderfulpromisesmadebyourDivine L-rdtoSt.MargaretMary,bothfor ourspiritualandtemporalrequiements. thewonderisthatourchurchisnot crowded,anditissincerelyhopedthat theremainingnightsofthemonth whichisspeciallyconsecratedtothe SacredHeartwillfindanevengreater response.

TheMissesSheedy(KatieandGertie,haveseveredtheirlongconnection withSt.Mar}'s.Duringtheweek theywerefarewelledbytheirmany friends.andtherewasmorethanone weteyewhentheytooktheirdepartureonFriday'sTrans.trainforAdelaide.wheretheywillmaketheirfuturehome.ThegenialMr.Sheedy, whoaccompanieshisdaughters,leaves ahostofoldfriends.

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TheChintzDance,heldonSaturday weekintheClubRooms,wasmost successful.Theprettychintzfrocks wornbythemajorityofladiespresent, atuitouchesofthesamematerialon thegentlemen'seveningsuits,gavethe sceneamostbizarreandgenerallydelightfulappearance.Itiscertainly surprisingwhatbeautifuleffectscanbe ontainedfromchintz,everyone'sindividualtasteseemingtobeallowed fullplay,anditwouldhavebeendifficult,inSaturdaynight,tochoosefrom thosepresenttheweareroftheprettiestandmosteffectivedress.Three fancyfrocksstandingoutprominently were"QueenofPalmyra"(MissEileen Dehring),"ADutchMilkmaid"(Miss VeraHolbry),and"Revelry,"wornby MissKathleenCoronetcreatedmuch amusement.Specialmentionmustbe madeofthemusicunderthedirection ofMissDoreenD'Arcy,A.T.C.L.,with theassistanceofherfullorchestra. Numerousrequestshavebeenmadeto theorganisers.theMissesD.McComishandD.Allen,tohavethedancerepeated,andthistheyhavedecidedto do,thedateoftherepeatdancetobe announcedinthesecolumnsatanearly date,sothatwearersofchintzfrocks shouldtakeheednottocovertheir gloryboxeswiththeirchintzfrocks,at leastnotuntiltheyhaveagainworn themtothesecondChintzDance.

Thenextfortnightlydancewillhea "CinderellaDance,"onJune28th.The organisersareagainworkinghardto makethissuccessful,andinvitethe patronageofallclubmembersandsupporters,towhominreturnagoodtime ispromised.

MissSusieDunneisthesecretaryof a"WattleDance,"tobeheldthefollowingSaturday,namely,July5th,on behalfoftheTennisCommittee.This shouldproveanovelty,andisalready evokingmustinterest.Itiswort% whilekeepingthisdateopen,and watchingthiscolumnforfurtherparticulars.

BrotherRahill'slecturewillbegiven onFriday.27th.inst.Theselectures sokindlygivenbyClubpatronsfrom timetotimeinvariablydrawalarge attendance,andthisdateshouldhe keptopen.

Acommitteemeetingwillbeheldon Wednesdaynext.

TheMostRev.Dr.Ryan.Bishopof Geraldton.wasapassengertoPerth lastThursdaynight.TheBishop, whowastheguestofFatherMossdurinehisshortsojourninKalgoorlie.was returningtohisCathedralparishafter havingvisitedsomeoftheoutlying pc,rtionsofhisdiocese,includingLennovaandLaverton,MorgansandLawler,. ''allowingontheirannualexamination,theC.B.C.hasgoneintorecessfor themid-winterholidays.Theexamin. er.theRev.Brothero'Shea,wasvery pleasedwiththeCollege,andcomplimentedbothstudentsandteachersbe. fix:,takinghisdeparturefromthe Fields.

methatourownSt.JohnofGod's i,athingofthepast,interest centresroundtheannualAllHallows' PallwhichistobeheldnextWednesintheBoulderTownHall.Accordingtoreportswhicharedrifting infromourneighbouringtown,this bal.;promisestoeclipselastyear's11%. turc.eventhoughthismightseemimpossible.Asspecialarrangementsare alway,madeforKalgoorliepatron,.it t.,behopedthatalargenumberwill 'nurneyouttoBouldertolendahelpinghandtothegondSisters,whoare muchinneedofsupport,andalso :,,,nplimenttoBoulderfortheir patronageofKalgoorlie'seffort.

YOUNGIRELANDSOCIETY. meetingoftheabovesociety washeldinSt.Patrick'sSchoolroom onThindaynight.ThePresident(Mr. P.I;ullevanteoccupiedthechair.The r,taryreadtheminutesofthelast etingwhichwereconfirmed.Final arrangementsweremadeforthesocial anddance.whichwillbeheldin Keough'sHallonFriday.20th.The president.onbehalfofthesociety.expressedhissincerethankstoMr.J. Gallagherfortheworkhehasaccomplishedinthesocietyduringthelast sixmiaiths,andhealsowishedhima mostenjoyabletriptoIreland.Miss A.McDonoughthenopenedthesocial programmewithasong,afterwhich Nis..W.Campbellrendered"Come PacktoErin."whichwas'cellreceived.MissM.DoolanandMr.J.Mulcahyobligedwithasong,whichwas beautifullyrendered.Themeeting closedwiththesingingof"GodSave Ireland."

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DOHERTY.-OnJune13,atliusselton,DenisJoseph,dearlybelovedson ofJohnandthelateMargaretDoherty,andlovingbrotherofMrs. O'Hara,Mrs.Allen,Michael,John, PatrickandMollie.-R.I.P. SacredHeartofJesus,havemercy onhissoul.

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CONDON.-InlovingmemoryofAnastasia,whopassedawayonthe17th June,1920. SweetSacredHeartofJesus,hay. mercyonhersoul. --Insertedbyheraffectionatehusbandandfamily.

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Averyenjoyablemusicalevening tookplaceonSaturdayevening,the 7th.inst.,attheresidenceofMr.and Mrs.Kenny,6th.avenue,tofurtherthe candidatureofMissM.Kennyinthe QueenCarnival.Mr.T.J.Coonan wasmasterofceremonies,andasplendidprogrammewassubmitted.Items werecontributedbyMissesA.Dwyer, G.Begley,M.Mager,L.andI.McInnis, A.Galvin,E.Cahill,R.Coonan,Wildy, Sheedv,F.LeCras,andRev.Father Lynch:Messrs.P.Dwyer,A.Wildy, E.J.KennyandR.Bullivant.Everyonewaswellcateredfor,andavery pleasantevening'sentertainmentwas broughttoaclosewithadance.

Averysuccessfuleuchrepartyand dancewasheldintheSchoolHallto furtherMissM.Wildy'scandidaturein theQueenCarnival.Mr.Wildywas masterofceremonies.andeveryone presentthoroughlyenjoyedthemselves.

A"BarneyGoogle"dancewasheld intheSchoolHallnnthe20th.inst.,in supportofMissKenny'scandidature fortheOueenship,andprovedveryenjoyahle.

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"MotherMaryofthePassion,"by DominicDevas.O.F.M.,isabook whichwillreceiveagreatwelcome fromCatholicswhodelighttoreadthe lifeofavaliantwoman.FatherDevashadaneasytask,foritiseasyto writeabeautifulbookaboyttabeautifullife.BorninBrittany.Mother MarywasdestinedtofoundanewOrderofNuns-theFranciscanMissionariesofMary-andtospendherbest yearsinIndia.Thegrowthofher workwaswonderouseveninherlifetime.andatherdeath,in1904,the Orderwaswellrootedinthesoilof India.andinmanyotherforeignlands. Herpersonalcharacter,likethatofall religiousFounders,isaninspirationto allwhowillconsiderit.foritisareminderthat"theHandofGodisnot shortened,"andthatthoughSt.Teresa'sdayhasgone,andMargaret Mary'spassed,thatGodstillraisesup inHisChurch,asoccasionneeds,holy womenwhoattaintoheroicvirtueand

MURPHY.--Ofyourcharity,prayfor thereposeofthesoulofMargaret Murphy,dearmotherofhi.J.Tobin, andlovinggrandmaofJack.Rita, andLeo;great-grandmaofDulcie andKenneth.

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PERTH,SATURDAY,JUNE21st.,1924

Editor'sNoteBook

Non-fundamentalists,whowouldwhittleawaythefewremainingprops thatremainintheirbeliefasChristians,bydenyingtheDivInityofthe RedeemerofMankind,mightwithprofitturnbacktheirthoughtstothe Death:SceneonthefirstGoodFridayonCalvary,andtheconfessionof FaithmanebythepaganCenturian.HisConfessionofFaithshouldremind themthatthesupremeandfinaltestofaChristianinitswonderfulsimplicityisthatJesusistheSonofGod.

"LabourbelievedthatParliamentshouldbedemocratised."Thusthe SouthAustralianLabourPremier,speakingrecentlyinAdelaide.When Parliamentmeetsoneofthefirstmeasurestobedealtwithwillbeconstitutionalreform,proportionalrepresentation,andareductionoftheHouseof Assemblymemberswillbebroughtforward.TheLabourGovernmentin SouthAustraliawillendeavourtocarryoutitselectionpromises,andMr. GunnhasnofearsaboutitsfuLurethereabouts.Itisunfortunatethatmanyyoungandwell-intentionedPremiers,flushedwitha greatambitiontoservethepeople,havebeendisillusionedbeforegettingfar alongthecobblestonewayofreform."Experiencedoesit,"saidtheold woman,andmaybe,wehopenot,Mr.Gunnmayfindhisjobadifficultif notadishearteningone.However,thereformerwhoseestheevilsofover representationinthiscountry,andhasthecouragetoattemptareductionof them,deservesthebestwishesofthecommunity.QueenslandwassuccessfulinoutingitsUpperHouseandinriddingthetaxpayersofaburden.Any minimisingoftheloadoftaxationisgoodGovernmentwork.

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"Self-loveisthefilth,thesqualor,theconfinement,thepoverty,thedepression.thebadairofthespirituallifeandmortificationisouremancipationfromitall,"saidthelateFatherFaber.Whataterribleimpeachment ofaverycommonplaceidiosyncracyofhumannature.Howverylittlethe sociallionsandlionessesofto-daywouldshowupintheeyesofthisgood Englishmenwerehetore-appearinthefleshandpronouncehisjudgment anew.Theitchforadvertisement,theselflaudation,theexclusiveness,the grotesqueconceit,theimpudentdenialoftheDustendAsheswhichthey trulyare,andthevanityofthepeacock.havemadeavastcircleofmankindforgetfuloftheirtruecondition.Theundertakeratthefinishstepsin andspoilsthegreatconceitwhenhepackstheexclusiveonesintoalittle shellandsubsequentlylowersItintoitsMotherEarth.

Aneatandeffectivelyplacedhitisgiveninaruiningcommentupon currenttopicsbytheEditorofthe"CatholicHeraldofIndia"tothepromotersofthenewEnglishDivorceBill."Ourcontemporarysays:".Inthemoral order,TurkeyisannoyingherpolygamistswithaMonogamyBill,whilst EnglandisannoyinghermonogamistswithaPolygamyorDivorceBill,and ofthetwocountriesTurkeyisthewiser."

AGood-ByeMessage

Priortoleavingus.afterasuccessfultenureofoffice.SirFranciFNew-degatewroteamessageoffarewelltothecitizensofthisState.Itcrystalises hisgoodfeelingsforthepeopleofthisStateandhisBestwishesforourpro. gress,materialandsocial."Weareleavingamagnificentyoungcountryin themaking,"hewrote,"withapeopleunitedintheirdeterminationtomake themostofwhatProvidencehasgiventhem."SirFranciswasnotalazy representativeofHisMajestyinthisState.lietraversedaconsiderable portionoftheinteriorofWesternAustralia,andreturnstoEnglandequippedwithausefulstockofinformationconcerningthisStateanditspeople.Hehasbeenafriendlyvisitortous,andheleavesuswitheverygood wishforhishomehappinessintheclaystocome.Ilisgoodopinionsare pleasingtous.Hehaslivedwithusandworkedwithus-heleavesus wishingusGodspeedandeveryprosperityinoureffortstobuilduponthis sideofourgreatIslandContinentaStateworthyofafreepeople. Ourhopes,ourdesires,areforPeace-nationalanddomestic.TheAustralianisnotanxiousforinternecinestrife,nordoeshecraveforoutside trouble.Hedoesnotplantomakewarfareuponhiskindathome,andhe willresentbeingrushedwithoutgravecauseintotroublesoutsidetheCommonwealth.Entanglementsthatmightmeandisastrousconsequencesfor himhewantstocarefullyscrutinisebeforehavingtodowiththem.Being anintelligentobserver.SirFrancishascarefullynoted,wehavenodoubt. ourfaultsandourvirtues,We^se,hestates,anindomitablepeople,and hegivesustheassurance,thatheisourfriend.Itisgoodtohavefriends. Goodforanation,andgOodforanindividual.Australiaisnowverymuch

inthemovies.InEnglandouragentsaretirelessintheireffortsto induceimmigration.Athomewearesomesvhatlazyinpreparingtomeet thatinfluxwhichourofficersabroadaredoingtheirbesttohurryup.We arenotasunitedaswecouldbetomakethebestofwhatProvidencehas "0i:en'tit,welack,wefear,thoseincentiveswhichcharacteriseourAmericanbrothersandwhichasAustraliansweshouldpossess,ifweareto makeourcountryaplaceteemingwithmilkandhoney.WeCatholicshave donemuchforthebettermentofthisStateinthespreadofreligionandeducation.OurschoolsandteachingOrdersareanassetthatnoGovernment canaffordtorepudiate,andwearehopefulthat,withthegrowthofalarge spiritoffraternalAustralianNationalism,justicewillbedonetothegreat self-sacrificeoftheCatholiccommunitybyliftingtheburdenofthemain tenanceofourschoolsfromourshoulders.Someday,weliOpenore moteone,thatdemocraticandgenerousspiritwhichistheessenceofAustraliancharacter,willremovethisunjustandungenerousimpostfromtheir Catholicfellow'Australians.Solongasitremainsitisabarrierbetweenus andourfellowcitizens.Untilitisremovedthediscriminationbetweenus andourotherbrethrenwillremainanirksomeandbitterindicationofthat wantofunityandequalityincitizenshipwhichisessentialtoweldintoa solidmassthat"uniteddetermination"whichspellssuccessinevery cialandnationaleffortworthputtingforwardinthecommonweal.Mush thoughwedislikehavingtomakereferencetosuchmatters,wecannotfr getinthemomentwhenSirFrancisspeaksof"thismagnificentyoungcountryinthemaking,"thatouroldCatholicpioneersireshavegivenof theirbestinbrawn,brainsandmuscletotheworkofshapingitswilderness intotownsandcitiesandbuildingupitssystemsofcommerceandproisisionalactivity.Whentheheatandburdenofthedayofstruggleandunit:I endeavourisover,andtheoldblazersofthetracksofcivilisationareatre-t inthegrave,wewillnotsaythecemetery,thatisamodernword,andconnotesthemoderntownandcityandvillage,itiseasyenoughtoforget themenandwomenwhoknewlittleornothingatallofthenarrowprejudices ofourmodernsocialand,ifyouwill,politicalmethods,ofsharpdiscriminstionandquestionablefair-dealing.Ifwearetogetthatpoliticalands-cialequalitywhichisourrightbyreasonofserviceandcitizenship,and. whichisessentialtothatcohesionwhichisnecessarytomakethemostof whatProvidencehasgivenus,theremustbeanendtothatwretchedandunjustdiscriminationwhichdoesexistinoursocialandpubliclife.Australians shouldknownomiserableprejudicesintheirfellowship,andtheirclearduty totheircountryistoclearawayeveryobstacleforeigntotheirinherent loveoffreedomwhichstandsinthewayofUnionandBrotherhood.Rel;gionmustnotbeusedasaspragtoimpedethatcloserunionwhichallliberty lovingpeopledesiretoseemadeperfectinthenationallifeofthisCommonwealth.

Catholics,bytakinguponthemselvestheheavyburdenofmaintaining Christianeducationintheirschools,arefulfillingthehighestdutiesofcitizenship,foronChristianprinciplesandChristianthoughtdependthe moralstructureofSociety-breakdownthemorallifeofapeopleandthe beastenterstopolluteanddestroythefountsofnationallife.Therecan benogloriousfutureforAustraliaunlessweAustraliansrealiseourdebt toReligionasalivefactorinhumanprogress."Ihope."saidArchbishop Duhig,ofBrisbane,recently,"toseeAustraliagrowstronginreligious faith,prosperousandmightyinitsinfluenceforgoodamongstthenation's butifeartothinkwhatthealternativemaybeifwefailinthetrustcommittedtous.MayGodguideus.andmayHisstrongarmprotectour countryfromtheevilinfluencethatwouldblightitsfairnameorimpedeits attainmentofagreatdestiny."

AConfessionofFailure

The"LiteraryGuide"ispublishedbytheRationalistPressAssociation. ItisamonthlyorganofRationalistpropagandathatcamouflagesitsmain objectunderatitlewhichsuggeststhatitisamerereviewofliteratun, ItseditorrecentlyinvitedtheviewsofhiscontributorsontheimmediatefutureofRationalism.Lastmonthoneofthemostprominentamongthen/. Dr.F.H.Hayward,repliedwithaforecastthatmusthavebeendepressing tohisRationalistreaders.Dr.Hayward'sviewmaybeperhapscoloured livatendencytopessimism,buthebacksitwithanappealtoobviousfacts aboutwhichtherecannotbemuchdoubt.AsforthesituationinEng- land,hewrites:

"IconfessIreadthepagesofthe'LiteraryGuide'withfrequentdiappointrnent.ItsconfidentallegationsthatRationalismisadvancing donotseemtometohetrue.IftheymerelymeanthatProtestantism isindifficultiesAndthatmanyProtestantcongregationsarelanguishing orlimp,Iamwillingtoadmitthefact,thoughIthinkthereisaslight recentrevivalincertainquarters.ButCatholicismiscertainlymore thanholdingitsground. SothedisintegrationofProtestantismis nocomforttome."

Lookingabroad.Dr.HaywardpointsoutthattheoutlookforRational. isminFranceisdecidedlythereverseofencouragingforitsadvocates:

"Inthecountrywhich,halfacenturyago,wasrecognisedasinthe forefrontoftheRationalistmovement-ImeanFrance-thereisscarcelyoneleadingwriter(theagedAnatoleFranceisthechiefexception whoisnot'reactionary'inonesenseoranother,Barres,Bazin,Bourget, Claudel.andtherestofthetribeallprofesstobeCatholics.and claimtohavefoundoutthefundamentalweaknessofRationalism."

AndheholdsthatothercountriesoutsideEnglandareinmuchthesame case:

"Somethingofthesameishappeninginalmostallcountries,where therehasbeenadistinctRationalisticmovement.ThevoiceofRationalismmaynotbesilent.butitsoundstimidandapologeticincomparisonwiththeconfident-andaggressivetonesofreactionaries,especially oftheCatholictype.Meanwhile,thestrongCatholiccentres-Ireland. Belgium,Spain,Poland,andtherest-shownoclearsignsofdefection fromthefaith:Czecho-Slovakiashowsalittle."

Thislastallusionisapparentlytothewaningattemptatschismamong theCzechv.Dr.HaywardsaysnothingoftheexploitsoftheRationalistic groupofSovietrulersofRussia-adiscreetsilence,fortheresultsoftheir risetopowerhavebeendisastrous,andtheirpracticalapplicationoftheir principleshashorrredtheworld.

Dr.Haywardconfessesthatheregardsthewholepositionas"prettydesperate"fromtheRationaliststandpoint.AsforEngland,hesays:

"Someonemayreplythatneverthelessthetheologicalstructureis crumbling;thatitsstrengthisdelusive:aresolutepushwouldoverthrowit.Well,letRationaliststry!Howhappensitthat,ifRationalists'issopowerful,noMinisterofEducationisafraidofit,whileall MinistersofEducationaremortallyafraidofCatholics?"

Dr.HaywardproceedstoarguethatRationalismhasfailedbecauseitis ratherdullbusiness,sousuallyadvocated.sothatitmakesnoappealto theheartofmen,andheproposespossiblemethodsofmeetingthisdifficulty. Hedoesnotrealisethatheispracticallyadmittingthathis"NonCredo" doesnotfithumhnnature.Itgivespeoplestoneswhentheywant breadtoliveupon.Interesting,too,istheadmission,runningthroughall thathesays,thatitisCatholicismthatcountsinthefightagainstthepro- pagandaofunbelief.--"CatholicTimes."

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TheexaminationinReligiousDoctrinewillbeconductedatSt.Joseph's ConventSchools,Subiaco,onTuesday, Wednesday,June25th.,andattheSacWednesday,June26th.,andattheSac- redHeartConvent,Fremantle,on Thursday,June26th.

Anadditionalsubscriptiontothe CoodFridayCollectionfortheAbori- ginalMissionsis£110s,fromBusselton Parish.

* MassnextSultday,22nd.inst.,Jar- randale,8o'clock:NorthDandalup, 10o'clock.Eveningdevotions.

Mass.June29th,Coolup,8o'clock; Pinjarra,10o'clock.

HisGracetheArchbishopwillbless thefoundationstoneoftheMaylands ChurchonnextSundayweek,June29, at3p.m.FatherLynchandcommit- teeextendsacordialinvitationtoall friendstobepresentattheceremony.

NEWSANDNOTFS.

Themagnificentnettprofitsofthe recentMidlandCatholicBalltotals£84 9sllduptodate.

Correspondent:Contributionstothe NewCathedralBuildingFendsh,...e'1 beaddressedto"Rev.FatherDunne, Adm.,Bishop'sPalace,Perth.'

MissThelmaScottisstillintheMid. landJunctiondistrict,havingbeenap- pointedsometimeagoasassistantin theDarlingtonSchool.

HisExcellencySirF.A.Newdegate andHon.Lady.NewdegateleftonMon- daynightlastbytheMoldaviafor England.

* OnSundayafternoonnext,June22, afterfouro'clockBenediction,apro cessionoftheBlessedSacramentwill takeplaceintheMidland_Junction Churchgrounds.

* TheengagementisannouncedbetweenIrene,seconddaughterofMr. andMrs.W.L.Bryant,ofMountLaw- ley,toJohn,youngestsonofMr.and Mrs.AlecRaphael,ofPerth.

GlowingtributeswerepaidtoSir FrancisNewdegateandLadyNewde- gateatthecivicfarewellgiventothem intheTownHallonMondaymorning last.HisExcellency,owingtoillness. wasnotabletoattendthefunction butLadyNewdegatewasontheplat. form.

Mr.D.Dwyer,thepopularmotor man,leftPerthlastweekforAmerica andatripthroughEurope.Mr.Dwyer hashadindifferenthealthforsome time,anditishiswishtoseekfurther medicaltreamentabroad.Heisac- companiedbyhisbrother,Mr.J.J. Dwyer.PerthwillrejoicewhenMr. D.Dwyerreturnsfullyrecuperated.

OurnewGovernor,Lieutenant.Col- onelW.R.Campion,belongstoanold Sussexfamily,andissaidtohevery popular.liewasatGallipoliand France,andledthe4th.Battalionof theRoyalSussexRegiment,whichhe commandedfor35years.Hehastwo ikosonsandtwodaughters-andwe shouldisayisofamatureage.

Mr.CharlesCrowley,ofBayswater. andlateofthePeelEstate,formerly warrantofficer,IndianImperialArmy. diedonSundaylast,andwasburiedat KarrakattaonTuesday.Deceased waswellpreparedwithalltheconsola- tionsofHolyChurch,andhadapeace- fuldeath.Tohisbereavedwifeand familythesympathyofmanyfriends isextendedintheirloss-R.I.P.

MissKathleenFoley,theeldest daughterofMr.andMrs.PatrickFoley, ofHubble-street,Fremantle,diedat theresidenceofherparentsonSun- day,the15th.inst.,attheearlyage

of19years.Thedeepestsympathy isfeltforthebereavedparentsand tamiiy.RequiemMasswascelebratedbyFatherCasey,0.M.I.,forthereposeofhersoul.-R.I.P.

Aeuchrepartyanddancewillbe heldinSt.Brigid'sParishHall,West Perth,onWednesday,June25,atS p.m.,inaidoftheschoolfund.The .14-izesareenticing,andtheorganiserstheWomen'sConferenceoftheSt. /ineptdePaulSociety)hopetohave ..11thetablesengaged.Agoodevening'senjoymentispromisedtoevery- ne.

AJumbleSalewillbeheldatSt. John'sHall,Melbourne-road,onSaturday,June28th.Contributionsof clothingand.nick-narkswillbegrate- fullyaccepted,andmaybeleftatthe CatholicGirls'Club,Murray-street,between11a.m.and2p.m.,orat1306 Hay-streetWest.Theproceedsare tobedevotedtoprovidingtennis courtsfortheCatholicGirls'Hostel.

GovernorNewdegate'sfarewellmes:ageto\VesternAustraliaontheeve ofdepartureforEnglandwas:"God speedandeveryprosperity.HisExcellencyleavesusimpressedwiththe futureofourStateandcountry:"We areleavingamagnificentyoungcoun- try-inthemaking-withapeople unitedintheirdeterminationtomake themostofwhatprovidencehasgiven them.Mayeverysuccessawardtheir efforts."Thanks,sir.

Thehon.secretaryoftheC.B.C.Old Boys'Associationwishestoremindall ex-collegiansandtheirfriendthatthe AnnualBalltakesplaceonTuesday, June24,1924.Itisessntialthatas manymembersaspossibleshouldbe presgntatthisannualfunction,and makeitthegreatsuccessthatitdeserves.Allcommunicationsandan- nualsubscriptions,whicharedue,to beaddressedtoMr.Thos.W.Holmes, hon.secretary..72A.M.P.Chambers, Perth.

year'sThecommitteeresponsibleforthis HibernianBallareworkingac- tivelyandenergeticallytomakethis year'sfunctionsurpassallprevious efforts,anduptothepresentjuncturetheprogressandsuccessoftheiror- ganisingjustifytheiroptimism.Parishioners requestedandHiberniansespeciallyare tokeepWednesday,July16, free,andattendthisgreatsocialfixture.Fullparticularsareadvertisedelsewhereinthisissueofthe"Record."

* Resolutionswerepassedatameet- ingofbusinessmen-inSydneyonthe 17th.inst.,dealingwithwhatwasdescribedastheintolerableoverlapping ofFederalandStatejurisdictionsinindustrialmatters,saysourmorningcontemporary.Themeeting,whichwas representativeoftheemployersof manyindustries,includedmembersof theFarmers-andGraziers'Association, theChamberofManufacturers,theEmployers'Federation,MasterBuilders, MasterRetailers,MasterPrinters,and manyotherbodies.Theresolution passeddeclaredthattheduplicationof jurisdictionwasaburdenwhichcould nolongerbetolerated,thattheStates shouldcontrolallindustriallegislation exceptingthatrelatingtosuchindus- triesasshippingandshearing,thatthe FederalMinistryshouldimmediately amongtheFederalArbitrationActby limitingitsscopeinthedirectionindi- cated,andthatareferendumof.the peopleofAustraliashouldbetakento decidewhethertheindustrialpowers oftheCommonwealthshouldhesore- stricted.

Leederville

HISGRACETHEARCHBISHOP ATSTMARY'S.

Sunday.June15,theFeastofthe holyTrinity,wasared-letterdayin Leederville.Theveryelementsseem- edtoparticipateinthejoyandglad- nessoftheoccasion.Natureitself, liketherestofus,donneditsbestat- tire.Thehillsassumedtheirbright. estemeraldgreen,thevalleyslooked theirbrightestandfairest;thelakein itsmoultensilverbeautyglistenedin theafternoonsun.Earlyintheafternoonanunusualnumberofpeoplewere noticedwendingtheirwaytowardsSt. Mary's,onthehill.Theycamefrom Glendalough,oftheonelittlechapel- inplaceoftheSevenChurches-they camepermotorcar,motorlorry,and springcartfromOsbornePark,the landofmilkandvegetables;theycame "downfromthemountains"ofMt. Hawthorn,fromthehillsofNorth Perththeycouldbeseenmarching,as wellasfromthehillsandvalleysof Leederville.Itwastobeagreatday

101.St.Mary'sparish:hisGraceArchbishopClunewascomingtoconferthe SacramentofConfirmationonsome140 childrenandadults.Itwasthefirst time.thattheSacramentwasbeingconferredinSt.Mary's.Beforethe appointedhourof4o'clock,thespaci- ousnewchurchwasalreadyfull.Howeverroomhailtobemadeforthechildren,whomarchedacrossfromthe ConventSchool.Theboysastheyad- vancedindoublefilelookedsuperb,as smartandascorrectatauarmyon parade.Butitwasthelittlegirls whomadetheappealthattouchedthe heartsoftheonlookers.Ithinktl,at Australiahasnothingsofairandso beautifulasourlittlegirlsfromourCatholicschools,whiletheya:-eyet underthefosteringcareofourgood nuns.TheSistersseemedtohave learnedthesecretofimpartingtotheir youngchargessomeoftheholinessand sweetnessandbeautyofconventbfe. Anyway,thelittleonesintheirlovely gracefuldressesandveils,lookedso surpassinglytenderandsosweet:so sacredandsoholythatone'smind wentastrayingintothefuture,and then-andthenthewishspontaneous- lyarose,"Ohthattheywouldeverre- mainthus."Alas,historyrecords thattheChurchinallagesandinall landshashadtomournthelossofcer- tainnumbersofherchildrenwhohave wanderedawayfromthefoldandfallenbythewayside.Itwasthusinthe earlydaysoftheChurch.Itwasthus eveninholyIreland,atato1thatbar furnishedoneofthebrightest;agesof theChurch'shistory,andnotwithstand- ingthegloriousworkofourCatholic schools,itisthusto-dayhereinourown Australia.Andyetitseemedalmost desecrationtoeventhinkthatitwere possiblethatoneoftheselovelylittle children,inalltheirtenderinnoftnce, shouldeverberobbedoftheirprime. lessheritage-theFaith-thatthey wouldeverproverenegadetotheir ChurchandtheirGod.Thesewere thethoughtsthatsurgedthroughthe themindofHisGracetheArchbishop whenheremindedthechildrenofthe Sacramenttheyhadreceivedandthe promisetheyhadmadetoGotHe hoped,then,thateachofthem,in spiteoftemptation,would.betrueto theFaithofthefathersuntildeath. WhenhisGracespeaksonethinksof oneverymuchgreater,ofwhomit wassaidthathespokeasnooneever spokebefore.HisGracespeaksas nooneelseinthe islikepro- crastination,thethiefoftime.Some oneelsespeaks,thetimerollsbyslow- ly:nowandagainwearetemptedto lookatourwatches.HisGracespeaks forperhapsdoublethetime,andtime slipsawayunnoticedtillallisover. Wearecaptivatednotonlybythe wealthofnewideas,buttheoldfami- liarwordsandquotationsseemto breatheanewmeaningandmakea newappeal.

Inthecourseofhisremarks,His Gracereferredtotheexcellentwork whichtheSistersofMercyaredoing intheschoolsbothatLeedervilleand OsbornePark.Theywereschools thatanyparishintheStatemaywell feelproudof.Hecametothatcon- cusionnotonlybecauseofthegeneral bearingofthechildrenthatafternoon. butalsofromtheexcellentreportsthat hehadreceivedofbothschoolsfrom theInspectorofChristianDoctrine andalsofromtheGovernmentinspec- tors.

Thegrandandinspiringceremony wasbroughttoaclosebyBenediction givenbyHisGrace.assistedbyFathers DunneandLynch.

Thehighaltarandsidealtarslooked apicture,thankstotheartisticskillof ourlocalNuns.Thechoir.underth, AlebatonofMr.Sturmer,suppliedap- propriatemusic,andcameinforwarmencomiums,especiallyfromvisitors. OnlastSaturdayafternoon,the churchgroundwasabusyhiveofin- dustry.Mr.JackBennettwastheen- gineerincharge.Mr.Bennetthada ratherdifficultteamtohandle.Like Kipling'sTommy,whocamefromthe cityandtheplqugh,Mr.Bennett's teamcamefromallquarters-fromthe iavcourtsandthewarehouse;from thetrams,andfromthemortardumps. Yetinashorttimehehad"harmonis- ed"histeam.andhaditworkingwith thesmoothnessofawell-oiledmachine. Heisamanofgreatexperience,and possessesawonderfulvocabularyac- (miredintheEastandWest.inshear- ingshedsandminingcamps,incity townandcountry.Bydrawingon bothinagenerousmeasurehesuc- ceedednotonlyonreachinghisobjec- tive.hutgoingbeyonditbyknock-off time.Mr.Bennettbelievesinthego. slowpolicyjustaboutasmuchasone ofourmostunscrupulousprofiteers. TheeArepartyintheNorthPerth HallonnextTuesdaynightisbeing managedbytheChildrenofMary.If youwantagoodnight'srecreationand

thechanceofwitininaa.good'prize, getthereingoodtimebiroadorby tramNo.20. Whenaplanwhoknowshowtoplay euchrewantsagame,hethinksof NorthPerth.Thereheisneverdisappointed,providedhecomesingood time.Infactsogreathasbeenthe popularityoftheseriesthiswinterthat inresp.msetoapopularwish,inad- ditiontotheweeklyeuchrepartyon Tuesday,themanagementhasdecided torunaeuchrepartyeveryThurs- dayalsoinNorthPerth,exceptonthe Thursdaybeforethe1st.Fridayofthe month. mentsThesameexcellentarrangewillobtain.Cashprizes(1st. being£22s1,refreshments,andadance tofollow.OnThursday,June26, Mrs. will inchargeofthyarrangements,ardwyoucanbesurethat everythingwillbeinapple-pieorder.

tlypecracyofSchism

CroatianBishopIssuesWarning.

TheLentenPastoralofArchbishop liauer,ofZagreb,isdevotedtothe nationalchurchmovementtoCroatia.

ThePastoralis,inpart,asfollows: "Afewerringsonsandfallenpriests wanttofoundanew'church'which hasneverexistedamongthepeopleof Croatia.Firstofalltheysoughtthe authorisationoftheBishopsandofthe Popefortheintroductionofcertaininnovations.Theirfirst'requestwas forpermissionfortheprieststomarry, andsomeofthemevencontractedun- lawfulmarriages,imaginingthatinthis waytheycouldforcethePopetogive hisconsent.TheexampleofCzecho. Slavokialedthemtorebellionagainst theirecclesiasticalsuperiors.

"TheHolySeecondemnedandex- communicatedthesepriests.Follow- ingtheexampleoftheapostatesof everycentury,theythenrebelled againsttheHolySeeanddecidedupon thefoundationofa'NewChurch,'the so-called'CroatianCatholicChurch.'Theyassuredeveryonethattheyre- mainedCatholicandthattheydidnot giveupanypointofCatholicdoctrine butmerelyintendedtofounda"Na- tionalChurch.'

"Statutesweredrawnupforthischurch,buttheveryfirstarticleof thesestatutesisfulloffalsehoodand contradictions.Accordingtothis articlethe'CroatianChurch'isaninde- pendentpartoftheone,holy,Catholic andApostolicChurch Metropolitanatitshead.Howcould thisbetruewhentheoneCatholic Churchhasnointercoursewithitand hascutitoff?

"TheStatutesalsostatethatthe membersofthenewchurcharethose'whoacceptwithoutchangetheteach- ingofChristasitistaughtbyCatho. lietraditionandbythegeneralcoun- cilsofthe'CatholicChurchtowhich theyaresubject'Thisisalsoincon- tradictiontoactualfacts.

"Theattempttofoundthisnew churchwasnotsuccessful,however. Thenewsectdidnotwingovernment recognition.Themarriagesoftheir priestswerenotrecognisedaslegal. Thisbeingthecasetheywentonestep fartherandfellintoavowedheresyby joiningtheso-calledOldCatholicChurch.Thisunionwithasectcon-demnedbytheChurchobviouslysep- aratesthemfromCatholicunity"

PresentationConventBall

TheseventhannualPresentation Convent,Cottesloe,Ballisfixedfor Monday,July7th.Alargecommittee.underthechairmanshipofMr.Primrose,isdeterminedthatthisballwill beevenagreatersuccessthanthose ofpreviousyears.ThePresentation Conventiswelldeservingofthewhole- heartedsupportofallourpeopleand thelargenumberofticketsalreadydi,. posedofgotoshowthatthepublic areasearnestinthematterasthe committee.Thisisthespirit,andwe sincerelyhopeitwillcontinuesountil thedoorsswingopenonMonday,July 7th.Weareaskedbythesecretaries toannouncethatlatetrainstoPerth willberunimmediatelyafterthelast dance,also TicketscharabancstoFremantle. areavailablefrommembers ofthecommittee,orfromthesecre- tadies,Mr:F.J.Briggs,Cottesloe,and Mr.M.Ahern,c/oAhern's,Perth.Fre- mantlepatronsmaysecuretheirsfrom MissMyraMackintosh,Quarry-street. Don'tforgetthedate,Monday,July 7th-Tickets,5s.each.

Inconnectionwiththeabove,Mrs. BlackwellisorganisingaGrandStreamerandConfettiCarnival,tobe heldinTownHall,CottesloeBeach,on Wednesday,June25th.Withagood orchestraandadaintysupperprovid- ed,patronscanbeassuredofareal goodtime,andtheticketsareonly2s.

H.A.C.B.Society

BtMary'sBranch,Leederville

Thehalf-yearlymeetingthatwasadjournedfrom28th.ult.,wasconcluded onthe11th.inst.bythePast-President, Bro.P.Rock,installingthenewlyelectedofficers.Bro.J.Edwards(president),andBro.RoyGalvin(treasurer,expressedtheirthankstothe meitibersandtheirappreciationofthe honourthathadbeenconferredon them.andaskedfortheso-operation andassistanceofallthemembersin theirendeavourtofurthertheinterestsofthebranchandincreaseit; memberships.BrothersJ.Bennett andJ.S.Caseyofferedtheircongratulationstothenewofficers,andexpressedthehopethattheirtermofoffice wouldbeahappyandprosperousone, andfruitfulofgoodforthebranch.A cordialvoteofthankstotheretiring officerswasmovedbyBros.N.KreitlingandCasey,whoexpressedto'hem, andtothePastPresidentinpail:cular, thesincerethanksofthe:nembersfor thesplendidworkthathadbeendone bythemforthebranch.Bro.Rock, inresponding,thankedthemembers fortheirexpressionsofappreciation, andsaidthathistermofofficefor12 monthshadbeenaverypleasurable periodforhim,asnothinggavehim greatersatisfactionthanassistingin thebuildingupofthesociety.It.vas decidedthatBro.Rockbepresented withaPastPresident'scollar,asatokenofthemembers'appreciation.

AletterwasreceivedfromDr.Guilfoyleexpressinghisdesiretoactasa medicalofficerofthebranch,andit wasunanimouslydecidedtoappoint himtothatposition,subjecttothe termsoftheprintedagreement.

Thefollowingnominationsformembershipwerereceived:Mr.A.Belton. byBro.Rock,Miss-M.Anderson,by Bro.Galvin;MissC.M.Kennedy,Miss M.M.Kennedy,andMr.F.Prideaux, byBro.Edwards.

Mrs.Murray,theheadoftheHibernianStallinthebazaar,waswelcomedtothemeetingbythePresident, whoassuredherthatthememberswill renderallpossibleassistancetomake thestallasuccess.Thefollowingfunctionsinaidoftheprojectweredecided upon,andtotheseea'handevery memberisurgedtogivehisorheractivesupport:Euchrepartyanddance, atNorthPerthTownHall,onTuesday next.the17th.inst.:HouseParty,at thePresident'shome,42Shaftesburystreet,onSaturday,21st.inst.:anda grandhigh-classconcertonThursday. September4th.Asthefirsttwofunctionswillbeheldduringnextweek. membersareaskedtoeachendeavour toadvertisethesameandinducetheir friendstopatronisethem.

Thesocialpartofthenextmeeting onthe23th.inst.,willtaketheformof 0"comedynight,"wheneverymember willbeexpectedtocontributeinsome waytotheentertainmentofhisorher fellowmembers..\fullattendanceis expected

St.Malachi'sBranch,484.

Theusualfortnightlymeetingofthe abovebranchwasheldintheParish HallonWednesday,11th.inst.,13ro.J. McMahonpresidedoveragoodattendanceofmembers.Theminutesofthe previousmeetingwerereadandconfirmed,afterwhichthecorrespondence wasreceived.lirJ.McMahonduly in:tnneitCiro.J.J.O'Loughlinaspre- sidentfortheensuingterm.Sister C,oneyreportedontheSocialand ...port,CommitteemeetingTheusual volumeofbusinesswascurtailedowing tothevisitoftheDistrictBoard.who, respitetheinclemencyoftheweather, turnedoutinfullforce.Afterthe meeting.Bro.J.J.OtoughliisintroducedtheD.B.tothosepresent,viz.,SisterCoffey,Bros.Cauley.O'Farrell, Creighton,andCooney.Apologies werereceivedfromFatherLynchand Bro.Hynes.Bro.J.P.Dohenywas alsopresent.Thenightwasverywet. anditisregrettablethattherewas notsuchalargeattendanceofparish- ionersaswasanticipated.Stillitis tohehopedHighgate'smembership willbemuchbenefittedbythevisitof theBoard.TheD.B.fullyexplained theaimsandobjectsofthesociety,and SisterCoffey,whospokeoftheadvantagesofthesocietyfromawoman's pointofview,wassimplysplendid.Mr. ReubenBoullivantentertainedthe audiencewithahumorousrecitation, "TheManfromIronbark:"andMiss WynneCampbellsweetlyrends.red "MotherMachree."MissLilyHamil- tonbrokeupthegravityoftheaudiencewithaverywittyrecitation. Mrs.McMahonandMrs.Johnson.deservespecialthanksforthedaintysupperwhichtheyprovidedontheocca. siasTheenjoyableeveningtermin-

atedbytherenderingof"GodSave Ireland"byMr.J.P.Doheny,theaudiencejoininginthechorus.

KalgoorlieHibernianSociety. ThePresident(Bro.J.Keogh)pre- sidedoveragoodattendanceofmembersattheusualfortnightlymeeting oftheKalgoorliebranchofthe HA.C.B.Society,heldinSt.Mary's Hall,onTuesdayevening,10th.inst. Twocandidateswereproposedforfull benefitmemberships.Bro.Lawlerreportedhavingattendedameetingof theFriendlySocieties'Association.A committeewasappointedtoarrange thesecondroundofgamesinconnectionwiththeAssociation'scardtournament.Theotherbusinesstransacted wasonlyformalmatter.Bro.Sullivanreportedattendingameetingof theBoulderFriendlySocieties'Association,butnobusinessofinterestto thebranchwasdiscussed.Itwasdecidedtopostponethegener.1Communionofthebranchto7o'clockMars atSt.Mary'sonSunday,29th.list., andeverymemberisurgedtoattend onthatmorning.Asarrangedatthe previousmeeting,Bro.S.J.Hillgave anaddressonhisearlydayexperiences. Bra.HillarrivedinKalgoorlieinthe veryearlytimes,andhisaccountof happeningsduringhisjourneyby teamsfromSouthernCroptoKalgoorlie,andsubsequenttohisarrival ontheGoldenMile,provedveryinteresting,andwasenjoyedSythemembers.Attheconclusionhewasaccordedaheartyvoteofthanksby Bros.SullivanandLawler.Thenext meetingwillheheldonthe24tn.inst., whenadebatewilltakeplace.Two strongteamshavebeenselected themembers,andasthesubject. "ShouldAsiaticsbeadmittedtoAustralia?"isonethatinterestsallAustralians.abigattendanceisexpe..tel.

Hackett-Brat/aConcerts

Thehigh-classandverybrilliantconcertsgivenbytheIrish-AmericansingerandtheyoungSerbianviolinist throughoutwerelargelypatronised.Lov ersofthebeautiful.insongandmusic feastedtotheirhearts'contentonexcellentprogrammesservedupeach evening.Mr.Hackettfullyjustifiedthemanyexcellentreportsgivenhim byourEasternneighbours.Hehas adelightfulvoice,whichheuseswith wonderfuleffectinthevaryingemotionsofhissongs.Hismanneris charming,andwithoutthoselittleasperitiesandpretenceswhichartistry ontheconcertplatformoftentimesabsurdlyadoptsTohearhimislike sippingveryfineoldwine.Hisrepertoireofsongswasalovelybouquet offlowers,withsweetnessinall,and thesehegenerouslydispensedtohis admiringandenthusiasticaudiences. Themusiclovingpublicandthecritics acknowledgehissuperiorplaceamong thesingersofto-day,andthePress havegivenhimgenerousnotice.Brain, theyoungSerbianviolinist,foundpublicfavourfromhisfirstappearance, andhisgreattalentwonspontaneous recognitioninmusiccircles.Stillaboy. withthenatural,unspoiledmannerof aclever,well-bredboy,thisyoungvio linistdelightedhisauditorsnightatter nightwithhisbeautifulplaying,and leftthematthefinishhungryformore. Thefinalconcert,anextraone, givenon popularTuesdayeveninglast,andthe favourwhichwasshownthis clevercombinationintheopeningof theirseasonwasemphasisedintheenthusiasmwhichmarkedtheconclusion oftheirseasonatHisMajesty'son Tuesdayevening.Theprogrammeleas anexcellentone----everysongajoy. (-yen-musicalcontributionagem. CharlesHackettisindeedagreatsinger,andadelightfulone.'Hisassociate Yovanoriol,liratza.collfwered al! heartswithhiswonderfulmusic. Shouldtheehappenalongthisway attainatnodistantdayinthefuture, theywillfindawarmwelcomeawaitingthem,Mr.Raybouldwondescry edappreciationforhisaccompaniments.

IrishMissiontoChina

NewshasjustreachedSt.Colum- ban'sMissionHouse.Essendon,Vic- toria,oftheappointmentofanew Superior-GeneraloftheIrishMission to('hina-VeryRev.MichaelO'Dwyer, 1).0.,M.A.TheSuperiorwaselected at-aGeneralCongressoftheMission atDalganPark,Ireland,onPenteco Sunday.BorninCo.Tipperary,Is land,Dr.O'Dwyerpursuedhisstudies forthepriesthoodatMaynoothC,.'. lege,where,afterabrilliantuniversity andtheologicalcourse,hewasordain.

edin1912.ThreeyearslaterhesecuredtheMaynoothDoctorateofDivinity,andbecameProfessorofTheology atSt.Patrick'sCollege,Thurles.In 1920hejoinedtheIrishMissionto China,andwasappointedRectorof thePhilosophicalCollegeatCahirconapositionwhichhehelduntilthepresent.Dr.O'DwyeristhesecondSup- eriorGeneraloftheMissiou;hesucceedsFatherBlowick,whoruleditt destinieswithmarkedsuccessforthe pastfiveyears.

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IlssraAssociationfootball

CloAspv.Moora.

At2.30,UmpirePaullsetthegame inmotion,anditwassoonevident thattheslipperynatureofthefield causedtheplayerstomovecarefully around.Hencetheplaywasrather slowforthefirstthreequarters.Both teamsgotgoingstraightaway,Jerry Clune,Malone,andJimClunedoing greatworkfortheblueandblacksand Riva,Thomas,andWilliamsshowing outforMoora.Thesecondquarter wasarepetitionofthefirst,andatthe half-timehellthescoreboardread,College,7goals4points;Moora.3goals 3points.InthenexttermtheCollegebacklinerolledhackSeveralattacks,andtheforwardsmadegooduse ftheirleads.TheCollegecombinatamwassuperior,andatlemonsthe scoreswere:College,10.10;Moora.4.4. Theboysstartedoutwithviminthe finalspell,andthescorequickly mounted.JimandVin.ChineknockedoetaccuratelytoByrne,whoseac curatestabsalwaysfoundtheir()Wu t:ve.TheCollegebacks,TerryClune Moffit.andO'Halloranstavedoffthe onlyMoorasortie,andtheforwards wereagainkept.going.Atthefinal bellthescoreswere:College,16goals 15behinds(Illpoints);lloora,4goal, 4behinds(28points). ThebestforCollegeweretheChine trio..Malonebrothers.-ByrneandHennessy,whilsttherestof-theeighteen wereuptoform.Riva.Thomas,Williams.Hellewell,andTredrea hardforMoora.

AfterthematchtheCollegeXVIII. wenttoSpencer's'Hotel,whereafternoonteawaspartakenof.Welcome wasextendedbyMr.SmithandMr. Newman,towhichBrotherChaneland J.Clonesuitablyresponded.The charabancmadethehomejourney withoutincident.Thefirsthalf'sfootballwillhebroughttoacloseonSunday,whenCollegemeetBerkshireat NewNorcia. Berkshire.ontheir"ownground, provedalittletoostrongforReverson Sunday,winningby7goals10behinds to5goals5behinds.Tworoundshave nowbeencompleted,withthefollowing results:College.24points:Berkshire, 16;Moore,4;Rovers.4.

SENIORFOOTBALL.

(hiSaturdayafternoonattheCollegeOval,Clune'steam,captainedby W.Malone.metanddefeatedByrne's hithertoundefeatedteam.Atthe startByrne'steamledwithagoal, butClune'steamsooncaughtupand obtainedaleadwhichtheyretained throughoutthematch.I.Campbell asgoalsneakplayedcleverly,easily beatinghisopponent,A.Urquhart, whodidnotplaywithhisusualdash. InthelastquarterByrne'steamsoon showedtheirdeterminationtobattle toafinish:andbyhardworkthey managedtoreducethelead one goal.butthefinalbellwentwiththe scores7goals6behindsto4goals4 behinds,inClune'sfavour.Forthe winnersW.Maloneleapt.),J. Loneragan,andT.Lynchwere probablythebest:whileByrneleapt.), Mottit,('.Urquhart,andI.Campbell playedwellforthelosers.Thecompetitionstandsthus:P.W.L.Pts.

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losersthepickwereA. Urquhart leapt.),Eynon,I.Campbell,C.Urquhartandilynes.R.G.andJ.Taylor andMoodykickedMissiongoals.

JUNIORFOOTBALL.

Footballfortuneamongthejuniors swayedconsiderablyinthetwomatchesplayedduringtheweek.The leadingteamswerebothleftstanding still,andthetail-enderscreptup.KelliherwentdownbeforeWalsh,who hadjust2goalstospare,afteraninterestinggame.Bestplayersforthe winnerswereWalsh(capt.),R.Swan, L.ThompsonandJ.Maley;forKelliher,thecaptain,Moran.Groganand McRae. CampbelldefeatedMadiganonthe samedayby5points,andthisbrought allfourtearrii:withinalimitof5points, withthefinalwinnershardtopick. ForthewinnersCampbell,O'Halloran, C.Walsh,C.WilliamsandTulloch stoodout,andforthelosersMadigan leapt.),T.Hearne,TomneyandGallagher. Competitionpoints:Kelliher,13; Madigan,10:Walsh,9;Campbell,8.

Note.---"FootballLover"writes: Wouldlikeifthereporterofthe MooraAssociationfootballnotes wouldalsoreportontheothergame, therehieingtwogamesplayedeach Sunday,withfourteamsintheAssociation.Whilewereadofoneteam's briliantflashesandfinerelieves,combinations,etc.,itmakesusvery anxioustoknowhowtheotherteams faredwiththeirgames.

plied,butthemarkethasremained practicallyunchanged,with£8perton beingraisedfortwot,ruek&ofaparticularlynicegreensample to primesoldat£7lOsto£7 6d;averagequalitywasworth 's-to£7, withmedium£6to£610s,cordingto quality.CowchaffhasNO.firmat !about£6,butsomechaffwhichhas ;beenwetpriortocutting41,.during 'transithasbeensoldatalowlirprice.

OatenChaff:Thismarket-.tillremainslightlysupplied,and£perton ,wasreceivedforaprimesarnpltduring theweek.Mediumsampless,sqidfrom £6to£610s,accordingtoquality.

Oats:Duringtheweekthe,oatmarkethasbeen,ifanything, -onetruckofcleanhea er,3s81d.perbushelbe ido oats. firmf tosrl ,whichhadapparentlybOngrdfor 'seedingpurposes.Wereport6dto '3s7dperbushelasthemarket,value -to-day.

Wheat:Althoughmorewheathas comeontothemarket,thepacere mainsfirmatabout4/10perbushel. Onetruckofprimesamplefetched 4/101,withinferiorandsmuttygrades atlowerfigures.accordingtoqualit, Potatoes:Nopotatoeshavebeenofferedduringtheweek,valuesforprime tablebeingabout£8to£8lOsperton. ItisadvisablewhensendingproducetousforauctiontqiaViseour headoffice,Wellington-street,Perth, ofthetrucknumberandthenumber ofbagsloaded,sothatwemaybeon thelookoutforsame.

THELASTDAYSLEFTFORFORTUNE.

MISSIONv.2nd.EIGHTEEN Mission,withafairlystrongXVIII., inetaCollegesecondteamonSunday. Collegesecondswerenotfullyrtpresented.Inthefirsthalfthesides wereevenlymatched:thoughtheMissionhadalittlemoreoftheplay.their kickingwasastray.andtheirhandpassingwasoverdoneinthebackand centrelines.Eganearlysnappeda goalforCollege.whileseveralsmg:es weretheonlyrewardofMission'swork inthefirstspell,buttwiceinquick successiontheykickedtruebeforehalf time.Scoresatthisstagewere:Mission,2goals7behinds:College1goal Ibehind.InthesecondhalfMission livenedup,awltheirruckmenwere altogether a toogoodforCollegerucks. ,nththeresultthattheirforwards 'eregivenchancesoftenwhichthey madelittleuseo Collegebackswere oftencalledon.'ETA.Urquhartand HynesdidgooddefenceworkThe highmarkingofMissionwasverysure, butkickingstillerratic.Eynon. Prosser.andAbbottdidgoodworkat times,and11.Campbelllostnotime ingettinghiskick.Missionshowed theirsuperiorityinthelastquarter stillmore,andthegameendedwith Mission8goals20behindstoCollege Igoal4behinds.Bestforwinners wereWilligan,B.Ryderleapt,),R. Taylor,W.Wyatt,Ti.Moody;forthe

Somemenworkalltheirlives.Some menachievefortunes,lite,allyhew themoutoftheworldofworkand business.Othershavefortunethrust uponthem.Fortunatelynomanknows whoistheluckyonetohavethefortuneabouttohethrustuponhim.It mightbehimself!Neverwaswha chanceasisgoingto-day,whenthe biggestdistribution1£15.000)thathas everbeenmadeinW.A.willbedrawn onMondaynight.TheRS.L.MonsterArtUnionisdoingthis,thefirst prizebeing£3,500.Neverwe.e.such aprizeforahalf-crown.thepriceofa ticket.ThebiggestsweepsintheEast offerbut£1.000more,andtheycost twoandone-halftimesasmuchfira ticket.Themostimpartialdrawing possiblewilldistinguishthisdrawing. Blindedsoldierswilldrawthenumbers fromthebarrelafterithasbeenrevolved.Nobodycanpossiblyseethe numbers,fortheywillbesealedand lockedinthebarreluntiltheblinded soldiersactuallywithdrawthem.Gel yourticketto-day,for,:terushforticketsisveryheavy,andeverybol"wantstolikestogetinonthedeathknock.Butsomebodymaygetleft. Donotletitheyou!

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BeautifulNewNorcia. NewNorcia,June,1924. DearAuntBessy,--.Pleaseforgive mefornotwritingsooner. Thank youforacceptin.,theasoneofyour nieces.Iamsendingthecardwith Wearehavingsuchlovelyweather.andNewNorcialooksbeautiful withthefieldsallgreen.Thereare heapsofmushrooms,andmysisterand Igatherquitealoteachday.Welike themwhentheyarecooked.Our cow"Bess"hasacalf.SinceIwrote lastwehavelostoneofourparrots. Wewenttoseethefootballmatch lastSunday.TheCollegeboyswon. Mybigbrotherplayswiththefirst eighteen.Ourmid-winterholidays willsoonbehere.Imustclosenow. Withlovetothe"weeones"andyourself.--Yourlovingniece, EILEENBENPORATH. Nothingtoforgive.EileenAlanah.I awl.verygratefulforthedonationyou sendthe"weeones."Nowthatyou aremylittleniece,youwillpleaseme verymuchbycoiningtotheCorner veryoften.Iamgladyouaregettingniceweather.atNewNorcia,and fromallIhearofyourdelightfullocalityIcaneasilybelievethatNewNorciaislookingverybeautiful.Iwould'nt trustmushroomstoomuch.They aresometimesdangerous.Soyouare apatronoffootball,andIamsureyou areapartisanalso.Ofcourseyouyou--oh,yes-"barrik"(that'sthe -tyord)fortheCollegeboysandyou doyourbestasanenthusiastandsupportertohelpthemwin;butdon't hurtyourvoice,Eileendear.Some peoplegetverysorethroatsaftera footballmatch.Whenthemid-winter holidayscomealongIhopeyoucop them.-Yourloving. AUNTBESSY.

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Group12,vialiusseltun, May30,1924. DearAuntliessy,-Isupposeyou wouldlikeanotherniece. wentto Busseltonyesterday,andhadagood time.Ontheroadthemotordriver ranoverasnake41t.inlength.It wasalovelyrideoverthebumpsand bridges.Awallaby,too,wesawhoppingalongtheroad.Itwasbrown, withawhitepatch.AfterIdidmy shoppingIwenttoalady'splaceto sleep.Igotupat4.50thismorning, andwenthomeinthetrain.Itwas lonelyinthedark. rgothomeat Group12at7.30.Itwasanicetime, sothatIcouldgotoschoolat9 o'clock.Imustconcludenow,Aunt Bessy.Iam13years'old.-Yourlov. ingniece, MARYDOHERTY.

teacher.Wchayeablackdognamed Toby,whoisagoodwatchdog:heis ablackdogwithawhitefront.We donothaveMassveryoften.Father McCormack.ofBusselton,comesout whenhecan.IleexpectstosayMass hereonthelastSundayinJune.There arenotmanyCatholicsaroundhere.Yourwould-benephew, TOMGILES.

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DearAuntliessy,--1supposeyou thinkIamaverylazygirlforkeeping yourcardforsolong,butithasbeen verywetdownherelatelyandIcould notgetouttocollect.Iamsending hackmycardwith 2s(Idonit.I amsorryicouldnotcollectanymore, butasthisisaverysmallplaceand veryfewpeoplelivehere,Icouldnot collectverymuch.TheTennisClub areholdingaconcerthereto-morrow night.Theyarealsosellingthingsin astall.Wehavebecnbusyto-night doingupparcelsforthem.Ihavenot muchtimetowritealongletternon-, butIwillwriteagainsoonandlet youknowallabouttheconcert.Please findenclosedtheamountof£12s6r1 andthecard.Iwillclosenow.Hopingyourselfandthe"weeones"arc quitewell.--Yoprlovingniece, MONICAMcKENNA.

Icouldn'tthinkyouverylazy,Monicadear.AndIwasalwayssureyou wouldnotforgetthe"weeones."How niceofyoutodosomuchforus.The weatherhasbeenfarfrompleasant. andIthinkyoudidverywellforus. Lam-verygrateful.Monicadear,andI trustyouareallwelldownthere atJarrahwood.Ihopetheconcertwasasuccess,andthattheTennicClubtreasurybenefited. minttugforgettotellmeallabciut eveningwhenyouwriteagaintoyour loving. MINTBESSY.

ConcerningManyThings

"Father011yna."

"FatherO'Flynn,".oneofthebestknownIrishsungS,wasnearlyscrapped bySirCharlesStanford,theeminent composer,whodiedrecently,whenit c.ame,'.tohimforitsmusicalsetting. Butit''wasrescued,andaCatholicsinger,thelateSirCharlesSantley,started itontheroadofsuccess.Theseincidentsarerelatedinthe"Schoolmas. Ater"byMr.A.P.Graves,whosayshe receivedaletterfromSirCharlesStanordinvitinghimtowriteoradapt wordstocertain+Irishfolktunes.Mr. Gravessentabouttwentylyrics.Stanfordacceptedthemall,buttookexceptiontothewordswrittentoavariantofthewell-knownCorkair,"The Top.oftheCorkRoad."Hecharacterisedthemas"notsuitedforaseriouscollection."Thelyricinquestion -ras"FatherO'Flynn."Mr.Graves maintained,however,thatitcouldnot becharacterisedasacomicsong,and SirCharlesStanfordreplied,"Allright, oldchap:I'llthrowitinwiththe rest."ItwassuggestedthatSir CharlesSantleyshouldbeinvitedto singit,butMr.JohnBooseythought itwouldbeunwise,asSantleyhadlatelybecomeaCatholic.Oneday,however,Santleypickedupacopyof "FatherO'Flynn,"crying:"Here'sa newsongforme,andifIdon'tgeta doubleencoreforitIshallbesurprised."Asamatteroffact,hegota trebleencore.

p Byron Centenary.

Afeatureofoutstandinginterestin connectionwiththeByronCentenary celebrationswasthepresenceatMissokinglaiofthedirectdescendantofthe poet,theHon.AnneLytton,thebeautifulandcharmingdaughterofLady Wentworth,ofCrabbetPark,Sussex. MissLyttonhaswontheheartsofthe Greeks,andsheistobetheadopted daughterofAthensandMissolonghi. ThePrimeMinisterofGreecepresentedherwiththemedal,recordinghergreat ancestor'sheroism,tolayonhistomb whenshereturnstoEngland.Ina gracefulspeechMissLyttonexpressed herthanksfortheenthusiasticrecep- tiongivenher,andherpleasoreatbeingpresentatthecentenarycelebrations.Itisnoteworthythatallthe directdescendantsofLordByronare Catholics.TheHon.AnneLytton. thecentralfigureatMissolonghi,isthe great-great-grand-daughterofthepoet, throughhermother,LadyWentworth, whowastheonlychildofLadyAnne Blunt,whosucceededtotheBaronyof Wentworthafewmonthsbeforeher eleathin1917.LadyAnneBluntwas theonlydaughterofthe1st.Earlof Lovelace,hermotherbeingtheonly childofLordByronbyhiswife,the BaronessWentworth.ThustheFaith, whichthe"BardoftheBrokenHeart" describedasthe"bestreligion,"isnow thecherishedpossessionofhischildren. DistinguishedConvertArtistDiesin Paris.

livthedeathofMissCatherine Weekes(knowntomanyasSistet CatherineWeekes),whichtookplace inParisonApril10,EnglishCatholic arthaslostanexponentofgreatcharmanddistinction.Bornin1852, MissWeekes,afterstudyingforatime inLondon,wentontoMunich.where shecontinuedherworkunderProfessorJosefFluggen.Sheafterwards visitedtheprincipalEuropeanartcentres,givingspecialattentiontothe Italiangalleries.Shewasintimate withboththeRossettis,whoseinfiu.enceonherworkisverymarked.Many ofherpictureswerehungintheRoyal Academy.In1890MissWeekesjoined theAllSaints',Margaret-street(Angli- can!Sisterhood,andtransferredin 198toMailingAbbey,wherethesistoweretryingtofollowasAnglicans twnedistineRule.ShewasreceivedintotheChurchin1913,atSt.Bride. togetherwiththerestofthecommunity.hutshedidnotmakeherprofes- sionasanun,remainingasanoblate atTalacreuntil1922.whenshewent tolivewithrelations.MissWeek_::' artiswellknowntoCatholicsinEng-land,andnotableexamplesofitare tobeseenintheAbbeyChurch.Caldey.St.Margaret's.Lothbpry.andin Sr.Mark'sEpiscopalChurch.Jersey City.U.S.A.Atthetimeofherdeath shewasengagedonasetofstationsof theCrossforSt.Teresa's.Wilmslow. Manchester,andseveraloftheseare unfinished.

MenacedbyBolshevists. OntheinvitationofCardinalHaves. BishopS.Zadravecz,0.F.M.,oneof themostdistinguishedmembersofthe CatholicepiscopateofHungary,hasarrivedinAmerica,whereheintendsto conductmissionsinHungarianchurches.TheBishop,bornin1883,in Hungary,hashadaremarkablecareer. Asheadoftheancientmonasteryof Szeged,FatherZadraveczexcelledwith hismarvellousoratory.In1919,while HungarywasintheclutchesofBolshevism,theenemiesoftheChurchonce draggedhimawayfromthealtar,and soughttopunishhimforallegedsedition.FatherZadravecz,whonever tookanypartinpolitics,bravelyexclaimedbeforehisaccusers:"Myonly sinisthatofpreachingJesusChrist. Whichofyoudarestoprosecutemeforit.ortoforbidmetodosointhefuture?"TheBolshevistsreleasedhim. Hispatrioticsermonssoonarousedthe remnantoftheformerHungarian armywhich,ledbyAdmiralNicolas liorthyandFatherZadravecz,defeated Communism,afteritsinhumanmisrule ofthreemonths'duration.Soonafter. wardsthishumblemonkwaselevated byPopeBenedictXV.tothedignity ofthefirstBishopoftheNational ArmyofHungary.

BritainandMaim

Mr.T.B.Hohler,C.B.,C4I.G.,Great Britain'sMinisteratBudapest,has beenappointedbyMr.RamsayMacDonaldtoproceedtoMexicoonaspe- cialmissiontoinvestigateandreport onthegeneralpoliticalsituation.Mr. KohlerwasinchargeoftheLegation inMexicoin1911.GreatBritaindoes notatpresentrecognisetheGovernmentofPresidentObregon_,ofMexico. ItwasonlyrecentlythattheUnited StatesgaveitsrecognitiontotheantiCatholicGovernmentwhichdominates theMexicanpeople,whoare99per cent.Catholic.ItwasPresidentObregonwholastyearexpelledthePapalDelegate,ArchbishopFilippi,forhavingtakenpartinanoutdoorChurch ceremony,thisbeinga"crime"under thelawsoftheMexicanGovernment, whichisnowseekingBritishrecogni- tion.

SalesiansandtheLepers. SalesianFathersfromIrelandare makingrapidstridesintheworkof evengelisationofthepoorpagansof Kwangtung,China."AguadeDois," theSpaniardscalledthemiserableleper colony,wherethescantrainfallprovid- edtheonlywatereverseenthere,the "waterofGod"fromheaven.Itwas famedalikeforitsappallingdrought anditsterriblesuicideroll,forthelepersweresoillcaredforthatfrequently theytooktheirownlives.Salesian FathersandSisterscometothisforlornsettlementabout20yearsago,and whattheplacehasbecomesinceonly thenowhappyleperpatientscantell, theirbodilyandspiritualillstended alikebytheirbenefactorswithsuch blessedresults.

Howth

ShaneGun-RunningEpisode.

Leslie,inhisbiographyof Brigadier-GeneralGordonShepherd, whichwasrecentlypublished,discloses thefactthatitwastheBrigadier-Gen- eral,thenanofficerinanEnglishre- giment,whoassistedMr.ErskineChil- dersinthegunrunningatHowth, July9.1914.Herantheriskofbeing cashieredbyhisaction,whichwasin sympathywithIrelandwhenhelearn- edofLordCarson'sattempttopre- ventherobtainingherrightsasana- tion.Ilewasatthetimeacaptain inanEnglishregiment,andwason leave.liewasayachtsman,andwas anintimatefriendofMr.Childers, whose"RiddleoftheSands"hehad read.HelaterjoinedtheFlying Corps.andwaskilledinFrancein1918. Hesympathisedwithallsmallnations, andwhenthe"Northerners"landed armshefeltthatfairplaydemandeda counterconsignment.Thearmswere loadedonayachtwhichCaptainGor- donalonecouldrecognise.Hewas inclosetouchwiththeVolunteers,andtohisfatherhewrote,inAugust,1914. thathewenttoHowthonatram.and sawtheyachtalongwaybehindLam- bayIsland.Hewenttothepierand sawaknotofmenattheHeadcrouch- ingbehindaparapet."Theywere mostamusingtotookat,"hewrites, "andtheirleaderwasFiggis,whomI knewbefore.Hetoldmeamotor boathadnotleftowingtotheweather. Itriedtopersuadehimtolendmea

handandIwouldhavegoneoutina sashiassispat.1.1eyever,hewouldnot rise. 1thenarrangedwheretheyacfit shouldlie,andtoldoffmentocatch thy,:earns.Nobodythertkpewany- thingaboutsuchmatteisk`At12.45 p.m.,punctualtotheminute,theyacht arrived.. - Childers-hadluckilydecidedtochanceitwithoutthesignalfrom themotor-boat.Wemooredtheyacht andtookoffthecargoinaboutan hour,andthewholewascarriedoutin amostorderlymanner,thoughthere wassomescrimmagingatthestart. TheVolunteersmarchedoffwhenall wasover."

King'sMasterofMusick. His hasRoyalHighnessKingGeorge appointedSirEdwardElgar,0.M., MasteroftheMusick.Thepostof MasteroftheMusickisdistinctfrom thepostoforganistofSt.George's Chapel,Windsor.SirEdwardElgar isaCatholic.Hewasbornin1857 atBroadheath,Worcs.,thesonofan organist,andwasforatimeorganist andchoirmasteratSt.George'sCatho- licChurch,Worcester,beingafterwards amusicalteacheratMalvern.His workinoratoriacompositionhasgiven himworld-widedistinction,andisa featureofallthegreatEnglishfestivals.IIismasterpieceisthewonderfuldevelopmentofCardinalNew- man's"DreamofGerontius"(1900),

heardforthefirsttimeinEnglandin WestminsterCathedralin1903;and "TheApostles,"producedin,thesame yearatBirmingham,wasanothertriumph.'TheElgarFestivalatthe RoyalOpera'(19041wasauniquecompliment,beingthefirstoccasionwhich anEnglishcomposerhadbeenhonouredwithafestivalofhisownworkdur;lighislifetime.'SirEdwardholds severaldoctorshipsofmusic,andisa memberofvariousforeignacademies andsocieties.Heconductedthegreat choirwhichsungattheopeningofthe WembleyExhibition.

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C.H.C.v.R.A.G.A. Theirswasaconvincingsortofwin, Theabovegamewasplayedontheasattimestheyweresuperiorinevery W.AC.A.GroundonWednesday,Junepartofthefield.Sinclair'sdisplayat centrewasexcellent,andthesamere11th. Owingtosomeoftheplayers requiredforduty,theGarrisonmarkappliestoGosnell,whowasvery eing teamhadtoplayfivemenshort.Forusefulathalf-forward.JackPerry, whohasnothadmanyopportunities C.B.C.Dalymadehisfirstappearancethisseason,wasthebestofthefour sincetheholidays,andplayedwell. Theforwardswereinclinedtobunchwingmen.McDiannidandSoutar inclosetogoal;andalsomadetheweresuperiorinruck,inwhichdepartmistakeofplayingthewrongwing.inmentCampbellhadtobattlehardfor additiontheirshootingforgoalwasSouthsandwithverylittleassistance, veryinaccurate,especiallyinthelasttoo.BiOstripstruckformupforward quarter.Gilesisplayinginsplendidandproved^onclusivelythatall\Vests formatpresent,andwillpresentaprohaveneededwassomeonetokick straight.O'Connor,playingforthe blemforopponentsinthePublic Schoolmatches.BurtandJohnson,infirsttime,wasveryuseful,especially ruck,whilenotverybrilliant,areveryduringtheclosingstages,whenWest Perth'steamworkwasconspicuousby hardbattlers,andkeepupwiththeitsabsence. play.Brophy,Howson,Bryant,Mc- ThelastfewminutesoftheCarlton- Auliffe,andMonaghanwerealwaysSouthMelbournematchplayedafort- prominent.C.B.C.wonbyoverfivenightago,providedoneofthoseclose goals. finishesthatsendtheMelbournebar-

AccordingtoamissionarylatelyreturnedfromtheSandwichIslands,the nativewordfor"Hello"is"Kalakoahoikauhaihoihaukoi."Itcertainly seemstoofferagoodwayofpassing thetimewhilewaitingforatelephone call.

"NowIwantyoutosavemeusex trasupplyofflowersnextweek,"said Mrs.DeSmyth-Jonestotheflorist. "MydaughterAliceiscomingout,you know."

"Yes.mum,"theproprietorofthe stallreplied,"I'llsaveherthevery best,porething!Whateverwasshe infor?"

Smithboughtabusinessthroughan agentasagoingconcern.Aftersix monthshefailed,huttookhistrouble verylightly.

Meetingtheagentsometimelater, hesaid:"Doyouremembersellingme abusinessasagoingconcern?"

"Yes,ofcourseIdo,"repliedthe agent.

"Well,"saidSmith,"it'sgone."

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In.the- Richmond-Melbournematch th'escore'ssee-sawedallthrough.Melbourneledby8pointsathalf-time, whichleadwasturnedintoadeficit ofeightpointsatthebeginningofthe finalterm.Afewminutesbeforethe 'sell,afteraquartercrammedfullof excitement,CorbettputMelbournein thelead.Richmondmadeonelast desperateeffort,urgedonbythefranticyellingoftheirsupporters.Just ontimeMorrismarkedandkickedthe winninggoal. TiaeEnglish:Rugby.Leaguetourists strucktroubleintheirfirstgame againstNewSouthWales.Thereferee, Neill,anoldinternationalfullback, heldthegameuptosuchanextent thatquiteanumberofpeopleleftthe grounidbeforethe,game.hadconcluded. While!depreciatingthestrictnessofthe refereeandtheofficiousnessofthe touchjudges,Sydneycriticsareata losstounderstandwhytheEnglish forwardscommitsomanyfoolish breachesoftherules.Theumpirecan makeormaragameinRugbyaswell asinAustralianrules,buthispowers aregreater,andirateplayershaveto becarefuloftheircriticism,orthey willbeaskedtoretire.Sullivan,the youngEnglishfullback.threwtheball awayononeoccasion.butonthereferee'sorderhehadtopursueitand veryhumblyhandittothecaptainof theopposingside.Howwouldsome ofourexcitableplayersliketoheorderedaboutinthatfashion?

Ex-Ballaratpeoplewillregrettohear ofthedeathofMr.JamesLyons.for solongthepopularsecretaryofthe BallaratRacingClub.andrecentlyits handicapper.Thedeceasedgentleman hadalongconnectionwithBallarat port.andwasalwayscloselyidentified withthefortunesoftheSouthBallarat FootballClub.

ThePublicSchools'FootballCom-rackerintoastateofdeliriousexcite- petitionbeginsonWednesdaynext.ment.Halfwaythroughthelast whenC.B.C.meetHighSchoolatSu.quarter leadby16points,but Nam.Asbothteamsarevery-contheSouthmenrosetoit,especiallythe fident,agreatgamecanbeexpected.wings,andreducedthemargintofive HighSchoolarestronginruck,butpoints.Withthreeminutestogo Christianshavethesadvantageinplac-O'Connell.thewellknownprofessional edmen,especiallyinthecentreoftherunner,streakedawayfromtheruck field.Anthony,their,:newforwardandlowpassedtoJohnson,whoput fromNarrogin,isanicemarkandaSouthsonepointinthelead.Juston goodkick.Hepromisest2beoneoftimethesame'playerscoredagain,and thebestforWardsthathayerepresent.SouthMelbournefinishedwinnersby edtheschool.Bryantisanactivesixpoints.Itwasoneofthosecritical andcapablecentrehalf-forward.Hisoccasionswhenoneteamcomesto tendencyistoheatrifleAoounstlfish.lightwithabrilliantfinishwhilethe Insteadofrelyingontheshortpassto anotherplayer,heshouldoccasionally haveatryatgoal.DaveMcAuliffe, Brophy.and:Brockmanshouldmakea veryeffectivedefenceline.Allthree markandkickwell.Brockmancomes throughwithgreatdash.Theplayer whomeetshimwillrealisethathehas strucksomething.Furtherhack,Butler,Urquhart,andMonaghan.areshowinggreatpromise, Thelargecrowdthatbetookitself toPerthOvallastSaturdayweremuch disappointedwithSubiaco'scollapse. hutallthesamethosewhowerenot Subiaco'ssupportersfoundpleasurein watchingtheconsistentteamworkof EastPerth.Thereisnodoubtthe premiersareagreatside.Asthey areplayingatpresenttheywouldtest anyteaminAdelaideorMelbourne, exceptperhaps.Fitzroy,whowould carrytheadvantageinweight.Duffy mustherankedasEast'smostprominentplayer.Notonlydidheexcel ontheedgeofwhatreporterscallthe "fringes,"butplacedforwardhe markedandkickedwithrareskill. Campbelladdedanothersixgoalsto histally.Heshouldfinishwellatthe headofthisseason'sgoal-kickers. Owensplayedwhatmanypeople thoughthisbestgameforthisseason. WithOutridgeandCinorisheshould hetheCarnivalchokeforutilityruck man.ThomasandHamiltonhad somestirringduelsinsthecentre,with theadvantageslightlyinfavourofthe veteran.BahenandScaddanwere superiortoSnellandAllen,whoprovidedhisusualcontributiontothe crowd'samusement.It,wasincentre playthatEastPerthshone.Sherlock.Weisman,Thomas,Ilebbard.and Campbell!Considerthesefivenames andthenrealisewhyopponentsfind EastPerthsuchatoughproposition. ForStibiaco,TomOutridgewasnot quiteathisbestagainstOwens.but Leonardputupanothergreatexhibition.Greenwastheirmostprominentbackman.andPreedydidwellat times.

EastFremantledefeatedPerthby 34pointsatFremantleOval.Bests' openedwell.mainlythroughGibson andJennings.thoughfirstgoalcame toPerthafterabounceclosein.At half-timePerthwereinarrearsby26 points.Evenscoringinthethird onarterincreasedtheEastleadto2S points.Intielasttermthewinners remainedforatimeonthedefensive. Mudie,Wicks,(IAandBairdstopped quiteanumberofPerthattacks. CinorisandMatthewshadsomevig- oroustusslesinruck.Thoughthe formerhadtheadvantage,yetMat. thewsplayedasplendidgameall through.Onpresentformhelooks likebeingtheonlyPerthmanthathas achanceofbeingincludedinthe Stateteam.BryantandSharpiesare good,butWestAustraliahakaphe- thoraofgoodbackmen.Gibson.JenningsandDanielswereusefulforwards forEastFremantle.andBuchanan slurredsomespeedinanumberof dashestowardsgoal. WestPerthonenedtheiraccountat Lsclervliea:sainstSouthFremantle.

Friend:"Soyoursonisincollege! Whatishepreparingfor?"

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AcertainMr.Skinnerwantsto startasocietytostopthe"Romeward driftofourchurches."Andhewrote totheEarlofDenbightoaskhimto lendhisnametothecause!

TheEarlofDenbigh,inanamusing reply,showsMr.Skinnerthat"illinformedactionandmisdirectedzeal veryoftenleadtoridicule."

Mr.Skinner'slettertotheEarlisas follows:-

\ MyLord,-Alearned(religious)societyisabouttobefounded,andI writetogainifpossibleyoursupport.

Membershipwillbeconfinedtoauthodox(sic)ChristiansoftheChurchof EnglandorFreeChurcheswhoaccept the39articleswithreservation.

Theobjectsofthesocietyareto opposebylectures,indoorsandoutdoors.theGermanrationalistictheologyofouruniversities,theteachings oftheCommunistSundayschools,and theRomewarddriftofourChurches.

Ifyouareinsympathywiththese objects.weshallbegratifiedifyou willlendthesplendourofyourgreat nametothistrulyworthycauseby becomingaVice-Presidentofthesociety.Weshallstrivetomakea strongfeatureoftheoutdoorwork, andespeciallymakeastrongonslaught againsttheCommunistsfromthereligiouspointofview.

Weshallprobablycallourselvesthe AdvocatesofScripture. YouracceptanceofaplaceontheVice-Presidentialrollwillgreatlyheartenthe council.Ihavethehonourtobe, yourLordship'shumbleandobedient servant-S.Elliott-Skinner,Ph.D., B.Sc.

pressioitwhich,underthecircumstances,Iregardasasampleofthatempty andfulsomesnobberywlichisoccasionallyencountered.andwhich,tome isespeciallyrepellant. Youevidentlyknowlittleornothing ofmyunworttyself,butIdonot thinkyouwouldhavehadtopursue inquiriesveryfarwithoutdiscovering thatIIhappentobeaCatholic.I maymentionincidentallythatIhave beenPresidentoftheCatholicAssociationofGreatBritainforoser20years, andamoneoftheTreasurersofthe CatholicUnion.

Amongtheobjectsofyourproposed fulminationsIobservethatyoubracketCommunistSundayschoolsalong withthe"Romewardtrendofourchurches"Yourvaluedtestimonyasto thelatterwillnodoubtbeinteresting tomyfelloTCatholics,butitseemsto methatyourignoranceastoCatholic teachingandpracticemustbeunusuallyanddeplorablyprofound.andI wouldsuggestacourseofelementary instructionundertheauspicesofthe CatholicTruthSeciety,theofficesof whichareinVictoria-street,Westminster.Ill-informedactionandmisdirectedzealveryoftenleadtoridicule.

TriptoRomeSuggested. PardonmeifIsaythat,ifyourletteristobetakenasanindicationof thegeneralintelligencewhichistobe expectedindirectingtheactivitiesof yoursociety,Tcannothelpthinking thattheCatholicChurchwillstillsurvive,thoughIwishyouallsuccessin yourcampaignagainstthe_Communist Sundayschools.

LordDenbigh'sReply. WritingfromRome,LordDenbigh saysinreply:Sir.-Yoursomewhatamazingletter ofMarch22followedmetoAlgeria, and,ratherappropriately,hasreached mehere. Ifearyouwillhavetocarryonyour newsocietywithouttheaddedglamour ofwhatyouarepleasedtocallthe "splendourofmygreatname."anex-

IfeelcertainthattheCatholic Churchwillcontinuetotakeagreat placeasasteadyingandpeacefulinfluenceintheconditionofturmoiland internationaljealousieswhichnowafflicttheworld. FewpeoplecangototheVatican andhaveanyknowledgeofitswork andseethelargenumberswhogothere dailyfromallpartsoftheworldwithoutbeingdeeplyimpressedbyits world-wideinfluenceinthecauseof religionandpeace.andthegeneralupliftingofmankind.Suchavisit,it occurstome.mightbestronglyrecommendedtoyourgoodself-Iam. vnurfaithfully,--Denbigh.

RussiaandReparations

Thetwoanxiously-awaitedReports concerningGermany's"capacityto pay"havebeenpublishedinfull.In connectionwiththeirrecommendationsandstatements,someparticulars relativetoGermany'sposition,and peaceprospectsthroughoutEurope, willrequiretobetakenintoaccount. Fromparticularsjustpublished,we learnthatnolessthanone-sixthofthe GermanpeoplearelivingunderFrench, Belgian,andBritishbayonets.The districtsoccupiedforthelastfiveor sixyears,inaccordancewiththe TreatyofVersailles,haveapopulation ofaboutsixmillions.Thoseoccupied indefianceoftheTreatybythe FrenchandBelgians-theso-called "sanction"areaembracingtheRuhr andtheDusseldorf-Duisburgregioncontainsfourmillions,andtheSaar about700,000.Thenumberofsouls expelledinto"unoccupied"Germany number120,000,ofwhomabout9,000 havebeengraciouslyallowedtoreturn.Thereare1,200inFrenchand Belgianprisons.Theprisonsentences inflictedaresaidtoamounttoeleven hundredyears,thefinesamountingto severalhundredthousandgoldmarks, thesebeingonlythoseonofficials,the othersbeingincalculable.Taking Germany'spresentpopulationat62 millions,one-sixthofthisnumberare underforeignmilitaryrule.Ithas beenourcontentionforseveral.years pastthatGermany'sonlyhopeofemancipationfromthegenerationsof itverywhichotherwisemustbeher rtion,liesinareconstitutedRussia. Apartfromthisherrecovery,whether politicaloreconomic,ishopeless. Wehaveheardverylittleabout 'Russiaforsomeconsiderabletime,but shehasevidentlycometothefrontin connectionwithherverystrongly-put demandfortherestorationofBessarabia.Thisprovince,formerlyRussian,hasbeeninRoumania'spossessionsince1918,andFranceandGreat Britainhaveactuallyratifiedatreaty recognisingBessarabiaasanintegriu partofRoumania.Italylikewisesignedthetreaty,butneverratified'it,and isnowbackinguptheRussians!

BothReportscontainmuchthatthe Frenchwillnotlike.Thekandamentalpointinsisteduponinbothisthe primenecessityofrestoringtoGermanyhercompleteeconomicandpoliticalunity.Shemusthavebarkat leasttheRuhr,ifnotalsotheSaar. Astowhetersne.:ailpay50 sterlingthefastyear,60millionstiic: secondyear,awlinMS-29125milli~s sterlingperyear,evenwitht'u3 restoredtoherisquz.::::onabl).:. \VhetherduringaEuropeanupheaval shewouldgoonpayinganythingatall isalsodebatable.Sheistogeta loanof40millionssterlingimmediately!Wherefrom?AndwillLondon advancethis,oranyothersubstantial sum,tobehandedovertoFrance? Andisthereanywhereelsetogetit, failingLondon? Andhowions,Germanyistogoon payingisnotstatedineitherReport. Ofthe125millionssterling,France wants52percent.,althoughwhen GreatBritainagreedtothisitwasunderstoodthatFrancewouldpayher debttoGreatBritainof600millions sterling,ofwhichthereisnowordnow. ThetwoReports,itmaysafelybe affirmed,thoughthesubjectformany leadingarticles,willleadtonothing practical.To'Mr.RamsayMacDonald theDawesReportwillbeavailablein hiscomingtusslewithM.Poincare,especiallyasregardstheRuhr.Butin theReportitcanonlybeassumedthat theindemnityof6,000millionssterling muststandunreduced.Tothisitis impossiblethatGermanycanever agree,orcouldpayit,evenifwilling. Shemightpayabout2,000millionsif allowedtime,andreceivedasubstan tialloan,andwereallowedmoratoriumlongenoughtobeuseful.We fearallthatcanbeconcludedisacontinuationofthepresentimpasse,until itisdissipatedbytheoutbreakofa warofsufficientmagnitudetoenable GermanytothrowoffherFrenchOld ManoftheSea,andenableareconstitutionof,atleast,theprincipalEuropeannationsmuchastheyexistad beforethewar,Austria,ofcourse,excepted.-T.GallowayRigg,ii."Dublin Leader."

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THESONGOFTHECORN.

Iwasnooktobeeaten, Andnottobedrank; Tobethreshedinabarn, Notsoakedinatank.

Icomeasablessing Whenputtothemill; Asablightandacurse Whenrunthroughastill. Makemeupintoloaves, Andyourchildrenarefed; Butifturnedintodrink I'llstarvetheminstead.

InbreadI'maservantTheeatershallrule; IndrinkI'mamasterThedrinkerafool.

Rememberthewarning-MystrengthIllemploy Ifeatentostrengthen, Ifdrunktodestroy.

WORDSOFWISDOM.

Thebestmen,doingtheirbest,know leastofwhattheydo.

Nexttoacquiringgoodfriends,the bestacquaintanceisthatofgoodbooks

Thegreatruleofmoralconduct,says awiseman,is,nexttoGod,torespect time.

Ifyouarelookingforthedarker sideofhumannature,itsshadowwill falltheheavieronyourpathway.

'l'osimplifyone'swants,todisengageone'sselffromamultitudeof things,andtobecontentwithlittle, isasuremeansofacquiringperfect tranquilityEpicurus.

Halfthemiseryofhumanlifemight beextinguishedwouldmenalleviate thegeneralcursetheylieunder,by mutualofficesofcompassion,benevolence,andhumanity-Addison.

Thepissomethingtobefeared eveninthegoodwedo:andthedesire ofapprobationandofgloryreducesto nothingallthatwemightdothat wouldbemoreworthyofapprobation andofglory.-St.Augustine.

ItpleasesJesustolavishhisgiftson certainsouls,inordertodrawyet otherstoHimself;inHismercyHe humblestheminwardly,andgently compelsthemtorecognisetheirnothingnessandHisAlmightypower.

Thelittlevirtuesshouldbepractised. Itissometimesdifficult,butthegood Godneverrefusesthefirstgrace,which givescouragetoovercomeself;ifthe soulcorrespondstherewithshefinds herselfimmediatelyinthelight.---The LittleFlower.

THEGENIUSESOFRELIGION.

Thegreatsaintshaveprobablycontributedmoretomoderncivilisation thantheinventorofthesteamengine, saysLucyMenzies.Theywerethe geniusesofreligion,andreligionis, afterall,thedominantfactorofour civilisation.Itisimpossibletobecomeintimatewiththesefigureswithoutfallingtotheirspell.Theyat- tract-iffornootherreasonbutthat theyseemsodifferentandalienin spirittothismodernworld.

THEGOSPEL.

"OnceapractisingChristian,"wrote Lacordaireinoneofhisletters,"the worlddidnotvanishbeforemyeyes: itratherassumednoblerproportionsas Ididmyself.Ibegantoseeinita noblesuffererneedinghelp.Icould imaginenothingcomparabletothe pinessofministeringtoitunderthe eveofGod,withthehelpofthe12rosl andtheGospelofChrist."

ThefamousDominicanheretouches uponaproblemwhichfromtimeto timetroublesallCatholicmindsjust inproportiontotheirearnestnessand sincerity.Timeanditsaffairs,the worldanditsproblems,humanlifeand itsabletroubles.aresimplyincommensurwithEternity,withdesoul'sdestiny.withGod. Whatmattersanythingbesidessavingone'ssoul,anddoingwhatonecan tohelpotherstothesameend?And whatisallthesuffering,liardship,distress,fromthebeginningoftimetoits end,puttogether,comparedwiththe evilofeven,,nesinglevenialsin?

LADIES-

SuchquestionspresseveryCatholic mind:ontheircogencyweareall agreed;anditisnowonderthatsome Catholicsarejealousofanyexpenditureofeffortuponsocialandprimarilymaterialissues,howeverindubitable theirmoralimplicationsmaybe.Da mihianimas;Givemesouls.Itmay wellbecomeanall-absorbingmotto.

HARSHJUDGMENT.

Howoftenwejudgeunjustlywhen wejudgeharshly.Thefretandtemperwedespisemayhaveitsriseinthe agonyofsomegreatunsuspectedselfsacrifice,orintheenduranceofunavowed,almostintolerable,pain.The meresurfaceofacharactermaybeexposed,butofthecomplexitywithin wehavenutthefaintestidea.People crammedwithself-consciousnessand self-conceitareoftenpraisedashumble,whileshyandreservedpeopleare judgedtobeproud.Somewhose wholelifeisonesubtlestudiedselfishnessgetthenameofself-sacrifice,and othersilentheroicsoulsarecondemned forwantofhumanity.Thatiswhy wearesuretojudgeamisswhenwe judgeharshly.

MISTAKES.

Learnfromyourmistakes,butdon't cryoverthem.Webestredeemthe pastbyforgettingit.

Hewhonevermakesamistakenevermakesanything.

Getwisewhenyoumakeamistake. Theonlycrimeinmakingamistakeis makingthesameonetwice.

Thetroublewiththemanwhonever makesamistakeisthathedoesn't knowamistakewhenhemakesone. Wisemenmakemistakes:foolscontinuetomakemistakes.

Rememberthatwhenyou'reinthe rightyoucanaffordtokeepyourtemper,andwhenyou'reinthewrongyou can'taffordtoloseit.

'TWASBUTADREAM.

Idweltlongagoinabeautifulcountry

Wheregreenhillsslopetothesea; Wherethewoodlandsaresoftwiththe scentoftheviolets; Andtheskylarkssingo'erthelea:

Themayblossombloomsinthesweet monthofMary; Thebuttercupsglowbythestream; ShallIeverreturntothatbeautiful country?

Ah,no;for'twasbutadream!

Ishallne'erseeagainthatlandofthe morning, Tho'myyearsbe,manyorfew; Itssoftbeautyislostinthemistsof thatLimbo,

Ofdreamsthatnevercometrue: Itsallusionsaregone,itsvisionsare scattered.

Likeamirageofwhatmighthave been: Canthewandererreturntoyouth's gardenofroses?

Ah,no!for'twasbutadream!

GOD'STRUSTINUS.

Alittlechildwithitsspotlesswhite soulandfrail,beautifulbody,fresh fromitsMaker'shand,isoneofGod's mostpreciousgiftstoitsparents,and withthelovethatwelcomesitto earth,shouldbeagreataweandwondermentatfly/magnificenceofthe Creator'strustinus,itsparents.For Hehasgivenintoourunworthyhands thecareandtrainingofabeinginfinitelydeartoHimselfandHehas decreedthatonoureffortsduring thoseearlyyearswhencharactersare formingwill,toagreatextent,depend thehappinessandfinaldestinyofour child.

ISTHERELIGIOUSLIFE WASTED?

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TothetravellerontheLondonroad,firsttime,FatherBradleighsmiledin- settinghisfacesouthfromSussex,credulously,andtooknointerestin thereis.perhaps,nofairersightinallseeingthewindowopened,andwatch- Englandthanthegreat,greyManoringitclosed.Hisopinionofitwas HouseoftheMarstons,standingonthatthewindowwasoutofplumb, MarsnHill,itsredroofscontrastingandinclineddownwardsandinwards. ButwhenLadyVeraThorpehappened toremarkthatthewindowwasnotinclineddownwardsnorinwards,Father l3radleighbegantobeinterested.

wit egreennessofbeech,andelm tre ,dcenturies-oldoaks. It aradiantdayinmid-summer .ofthear1898,that.IfirstsawMarstonMor,withthepompofaSussex gardendisposedaboutitsterraces,in ablazinggloryofbrilliance"Blossomedinpurpleandred." Throughthebloomingbeanchesofa thousandtreesthatstrewedtheir petalsonorchardlawns,countlessbees weremakingtheirmerrymarch throughthetracklessair,thesoundof theirbusytrafficadding,whatotherwisewouldhavebeentheonethii,g wantingtotheperfectday--"Themurmuringofinnumerablebees-" TheroadthatrunspastMarston, throughRydels,andallthewayto London,wasnotmadebytheRomans, butalonghistoryhasattendedit. Alongthatroadinthebrave.daysof old,Marstonancestorswentgaily,to thewarsofthelasttwoCrusades.In theturbulenttimesoftheWarsofthe Roses,muchtragichistorywasmade inthisneighbourhood,andonone splendiddayin1543,theking'scourier hadcomenorthalongtheroad,totell atMarstonManorthatKingHenry VIII.andhistrainwouldcomeinthree daystohonour,forthreemoredays, theManorwiththeirpresence.Many picturesquehistoricalhappeningsare writtenintherecordsofMarston,but, asSirEricMarstonsaidtome,onthat fragrantJulymorningofmyfirstvisit:

"Marstonsawanothersight."

Yes,forallitspeacefulappearances, therehad-beenatimewheneclipseand mysteryshroudedtheoldManor,in thesombreanduneasycharacterofa hauntedhouse.'Inthefullblazeof theburningdaylight,itwaseasyto listentothestorywhichtheLordof theManortold,withoutfeelingany fear,foratthattimetfiemyst;rehad passedfromMarston.

Seatedonarusticbench.:ledera blossomedlilactree,outthereinthe peacegarden,onthewesternsideof Marston,thechalk-hillsofBrentshowinginthedistance,andaroundusa riotofroses,redandwhite,incensing theairwithafragranceborrowedfrom heaven.Ilistenedwithalightheart toSirEric'sstoryofthemysterythat onceheldpeopleinfear.

SincethedaysofQueenElizabeth, theroominthetoweroftheeastwing wassaidtohavebeenhauntedbySir BlaiseMarston,whoappearedtoanyonewhohadcourageenoughtopassa nightinthehauntedtower-room. Nobodyevermanagedtosleepinthe mom.fortheappearanceofSirBlaise wasprecededandfollowedbyastrange feelingofwakefulness,thoughhisappearance(lidnotcausefearexceptto thetimid.

Itwassaidthattherewasapleading.disappointedlookonhisface,after hecomeintotheroom,thoughonhis enteringhehadalookofexpectation.

Lateron,inthelibrary,hesought fromSirEricthewholestoryofthe Marstonmystery,andreceivedfrom himacopyoftherhyme-theAnchorite'sprophecy.FatherBradleighalsoexaminedtheoriginaldraftofthe rhymewhich,writtenonfadedparchmentintheAnchorite'shand,boreon itsleft-handcornerthewords,"Two hoursfromnoon."

"Adventseason."

Fr.BradleighintimatedtoSirEric thathewouldliketoexaminethewindowagain,tosleepintheroom,andto tryifhecouldnotsolvethemystery.

HehadlearnedfromSirEricthata certainancestoroftheMarstons,who hadsufferedpersecutioninQueenElizabeth'sday,hadfledtoBrittany,and thathewassupposedtohavediedwith asecretonhismind,forthoughconscioushewasspeechless,andhadlost thepowerofmotioninhishands,and wasplainlymakingeffortstodisclose something.

Thepriestwithallthisinformation, ascendedthetowerstairs,andsat downtotryifhecouldnotthinkout sometheoryofexplanationforthe hauntingpresenceandtheopenwindow.Therewasalightsnowfalling, andtheroomwasverycomfortable, thepriestbegantoreadsomeofhis office,inorderthathemightgivehis mindfreelytotheunravellingofthe mysterylateron.

Therewasalighttapatthedoor, andonthepriestsaving"Comein."a strangerentered.Hisfacelit'upwith ioyatthesightofthepriest;hebowedveryrespectfully,kneltdownand begantosaytheConfiteor.Hehad notaskedtohavehisconfessionheard,andthoughwonderingatthisabruptness,thepriestputonhisstoleand preparedtohearhisconfession.

"Howlongisitsinceyourlastconfession?"heasked.

"Threehundredyears."wasthe answer.

"What'stroublingyousincethen?" saidthepriestwithoutshowingany surprise.

Beforetherecouldbeanyanswer made,therewassuddenlyagreattum-ult,thesoundofgallopinghorsesoutside,menshouting,adoorwasbanged somewhere,andpeoplecouldheheard rushingupthestairs.

Thepriestdidnotmindallthis,but whenheheardsoft,hurriedfootsteps intheroom,andthesoundofdelicate metalvesselsbeingputtogether,alid closeddownonabox,andareverent, hurriedwhisper,"Delivernotupto beasts0Lord ."helookedup.

Therewasnobodyintheroom.There wasnopenitent.justthenaknock atthedoor,andtothepriest'sinvita- tion"Comein,"SirEricentered.

"Well,FatherBradleigh,"hesaid, ThequestionsatMarstonwere,"howareyouprogressingwiththe "WhatdidSirBlaisewant?""Whatmystery?" (lidheexpecttosee?""Whydidhis "Ihavebeenasleep,"saidthepriest. begantosaymyoffice,droppedoff lookchangetodisappointment?"

Anotherfeatureofthemysterywas,tosleep,andhadaveryrealisticdream. therewasawindowinthetowervhich TthoughtIwashearingaconfession, couldnotbekeptclosed.Itmightbeandasyousee,Iputonmystole."As closedeasilyenough,butitslowlyhesaidthishetookoffthestole,kissed in itself.ciff it.andreplaceditinhispocket."It opened age AtChristmastime,whenmanywasaveryvividdream,"hecontinued guestswerealwayshiddentoMarston's "Iamnotsomuchinterestedinthe hospitableroof,thestoryofthehaunt-dream."saidSirEric,"asinthefact edroomwaslaughedatintheday-thatyouhaveslept.Untilnowitis night,musicandlhteabsolutelycertainthatnobodyever wasabletosleephereaslongasffcan tmuchuseof,inorderto ioneforget,foritwascer-remember:scoresofpeoplehavetriedstrangedepressionllto,andaccordingtothetraditionit uponthepeoplewiththegoingofthehasbeensofornearly300years." daylight.Therewasacertainverse TheLordoftheManorthenpropreservedatMarstonManor,andsailedceededtothelibrarywiththepriest, theAnchorite'sprophecy,4hichno-andtheytalkedofotherthings.After bodyhadeverpretendedtounder-awhiletheconversationagainturned stand.butwhichthepeopleinalltheonthehauntedroom. countryroundknewfrominfancy. "Itisapity."saidSirEric,"that Thisi,theverse: youdidnotdreamthesolutionofout "TherisingsunonMarstonTower.mystery.Father,whileyouwerehaving Throughtheeastwindowshinesinthosefiftywinks." power.

Theoriestwasabstractedlygazing atagreatpictureofoneoftheMat- hdaynornight.nomanshallclosestunancestors."Oh.excuseme,"he Tillholythingsinpeacerepose." said."Iwasabstracted,youmentioned TheChristmasof1898wasaparticu-thefortythieves,Ithink.""Nono." larlylivelyoneatMarston,andamonglaughedSirEric."Imentionedforty theguestswasapriest,FatherBrad-winks.thosefortywinksthatyouhad leigh.Like.mostofthosewhoheardinthehauntedroom." thestoryoftheopenwindowforthe "Oh,yes,yes,"saidthepriest,"but

%vimisthatmajestic.ancestorofyours whoislookingsobenignlyandpleadinglyatmefromthepicturethere?" "O.that,"saidSirEric,"istheancestoroftheunspokensecret-Sir Blaise.""That,"saidthepriest,"is thepersonwhobeganthedreamconfessiontome."

Shortlyafterthiscandleswerelightdth

edanddistributed,an eguests soughttheirrooms.

FatherBradleighsatupfarintothe night,andatbreakfastnextmorning hecausedasensationbysayingthat, withSirEric'spermissionhehadan announcementtomakewithregardto themysteryofMarston.

LordBrianBycroftprotestedthatit wasashametoexplainawaythe ghost.Hesaiditwouldremovea greatandawfulinterestfromtheold place.Mrs.DeLisle-Foibesagreed withhim.Shesaid,"It'scruelofyou, FatherBradleigh,toexplainawaya ghost-GhostsarethemostinterestingthingslefttoouroldEnglish houses.Iwishwehadaghostat Cowley-Combe."

"Idonotpromise,"saidFather Bradleigh,"toexplainanything.I haveintimatedthatIhaveanannouncementtomake,notanexplanation."

"Oh,alas!Alas!andAlas!again," saidMissDryburgh,"Ithoughtthere wasanexplanationcoming."

"Icannotexplain,"saidthepriest. 'IndeedIcannotevenmakemyannouncement,ifpeoplewillinterrupt so."

"Weareallquietnow,FatherBradleigh,"saidLadyMarston,"proceed, andIpromisetothrowthistoast-rack atanyonewhointerruptsagain."

"Well,"saidFatherBradleigh,in thestrengthandthehopeofthepro- tectionsecuredbythetoast-rack threat,Ishallread-firstofalltheAnchorite'sprophecy:

"TherisingsunonMarstonTower, Throughtheeastwindowshinesin power. It,dayornight,nomanshallclose, Tillholythingsinpeacerepose."

"Nowthisismytheory.'Weknow forcertainthattheeastwindowwill notclose.Thisverse-ifonemaycall itaverse""Certainly,"saidLord13ycroft,"I don'tthinkmuchoftheAnchoriteas apoet."

"No,"saidthepriest,"hewas,as they'dsayinIreland,'smallpotatoes' asapoet,butthisverseseemstorefer tothefactoftheopenwindow,andto promise,orprophesy,thatwhencertainholythingsarerescuedandrestoredtohonourablesanctuary,thatit shallbepossibletoclosethewindow."

"0really,"saidMrs.DeLisle-Forbes,"theMarstonprophecyseemsto havesomemeaningafterall."

"Iamsimplyguessingatameaningiorit,"saidthepriest,"supposingitto havesomemeaning.Nowtakethe firstpart,aboutthesunshiningin powerthroughtheopenwindow-We knowforcertainthatSirBlaisedied withanunrevealedsecretlockedin hisheart.Weknowthat(luringthe Elizabethanpersecutionhehadonceto flyhurriedlytoFrance.Nowletus supposethathehidthesacredvessels ofthesanctuary,anddiedwithouthavingrevealedtheplaceoftheirconcealment.Letussupposenowthatthe prophecy-so-called-isintendedto drawattentiontotheplaceofconcealment,thatis,thatthesunshining throughtheopenwindowisshiningon thatspot."

"But."saidLordBrian,"thesundoes notalwaysshineonthesamespot. Howarewetoknowatwhattimeof day,oratwhattimeoftheyear,the sunis expected,to shineonthespot?"

"Itiswrittenontheparchment," saidFatherBradleigh,"twohoursfrom noonandinAdventseason.Whether

thetwohoursarebeforenoonorafter noonisnotspecified,butatestcan hemade.Anditiseasytodetermine wherethesunshinesthrough thewindowonthedifferentdaysofAdvent."

Everybodywasaglowwithexcitement,anditwasarrangedthatthe firsttestbemadethatdayatten o'clock.

Alltheguestsandtheservantswere inattendancewithSirEricandLady Marstonattheappointedtime,and thegardenerandhisassistantwere armedwithserviceabletoolstodigthe floororpenetratethewalls,according totheshiningofthesun.Thesun madeaglowingsquareonthewest sideoftheeasttower.

"Now,Brownson,"saidSirEric,"just here."Brownsontappedthewallwith amallet,thenhammeredonhischisel. Ahollowsoundcameback.

"0,fancy!"saidMissDryburgh." "ByJove,now!"saidSirBrian. Inafewminutesanopeningwas made,andbeforetheirastonishedgaze, thecompanysawarecesscontaininga box,closedbutnotlocked.

"Now,Father,"saidSirEric. FatherBradleighbentdownand raisedthelid.Thesunshoneinto thebox,andglitteringinitsbeams wasabrightchaliceandpaten.A chrismalcoveredsomethingelse,which provedtobeaciboriumandapyx. Astonishmentandreverencewereon everyface.FatherBradleighclosedthewindow.Itremainedclosed. Everyonepresentopenedandclosedit. OnthefollowingSunday,Father Bradleighrestoredthesacredvessels totheirproperplaceanduse,and preachedasermononthefindingof theHolyGrail. Idpublic,FatherBradleighwould neveradmitthatanythingwascertain exceptthatthesacredvesselshadbeen found,butprivatelyhegaveitashis opinionthatSirBlaisehadreallycame tohiminsleepandhalfrevealedwhat wasbroughttoahappyconclusionby thefindingofthehiddenvessels. Itmayhavebeen,FatherBradleigh agreed,thatSirBlaisehadbeenatconfessionwhenanattackwasmadeon theManorbyElizabeth'spursuivants.andperhapssincehisdeathhehad beencomingbacktoMarston,endeav ouringtofinishthatconfessionandto revealthehidingplaceofthesacred vesselsofMarstonChapel.

Thesoundsoftheattack,thegal- lopinghorses,andalltheconfusion, weresorealtoFatherBradleighthat hesometimesdoubtediftheyhadnot reallytakenplaceduring,orjustafter hisdreaminthetower.Allpresent atMarstonthatnightdeclaredthat therewasnorush,norconfusionofany kind,andthatthehorsesintheMars. tonstableswerenearlyamileawayat thetime.

Wemaybelieve,ifwewill,thatthe soundsof300yearsbeforewererepro- ducedattherevealingofthehidingplace,andwemay,ifwewill,scout thewholestory,butcertainitisthat thereisneveranydifficultyaboUt sleepingintheeasttowerroomnow, andthewindowcanbeclosedand openedatwill.WhethertheAnchoret'srhymewasaprophecywecan notsay,butifnot,itwascertainlya remarkablecoincidence.

PeacehascometoMarstonManor andthatpeacemaycometoallunquietspirits,andtoallconsciencesthat aretroubled,letushopeandpray.

[FromtheancientmanuscriptofSir Edi.vardFitz-Brown.ofBrownleigh, whoadmittedinhisoldage.thathe "madeup"thisstory"onenight"after hehaddreamtadreamliketheone heretoldof.-J.S.F.]

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