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PublishedEverySaturday. RegisteredattheG.P.O.Perth,for'Prawn:issionbyPostasaNewspaper No.1469.VOL.%XXIV. SATURDAY,SEPTEMBER3,1910.

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ThesubscriptionreceivedbyHis EminenceCardinalMorantowards thecompletionofSt.Mary'sCathedralamountto213,514* I

TheMaterMisericordiaeHospital wasopenedatBrisbaneunSundae', Aueuetthe1eth,inthepresenceof lo,uoospectate-s.HisEminence theeurinalandSit'MauiMcGregortheGoernerofQueensland, officiated.

heseeecrietiousreeeieedupto datefortheHospitalfromthepublicamo-ntedto4.'..1u,ttou,theSistersofelerc,y,gaveLe,ouo,anda furthereenofupwar,:sof£2,ouu HasLi.enattheQvfling-

ArcheishoPRedwoodhassetout for toattendtheforthcerninet,u.haris,:icCongress.

The1,ev. J.Fit,gerald,who had.,eninGelongforparshas retoinedto ,.,ndhasbeen apeoeied aerittintheColin tyofleerry. 4

Ue.r,opfies alargecongre,:itionassi,:tedttheRequiem inet.gcatins'Clvirch,Richneond, forOttreposeofthesoulof the Re'FatherGately,etwhichthe ArchbishJepresided,assisted by Vet),Rev.J.H.DeanPhelan,V.G., andVef. Rev. O'Connell,P. P.TheRequiemMasswassung byRe:.A.Fleury,S.J.,withRev. A.MayandJ.M'Kenna,C.M.,as deaconrindsub-deacon,andRev.J. H.0GriidyrsM.C.Hie,Grace Paidawarmandgracefultribute tothedeceasedpriest-R.I.P.

BishopBroyer,oneofthesailor prelatesoftheSouthSeas,and VicarApostolicoftheNavigators' Islands,returnedtoSydneyfrom Europelasttees. Heleftin Novemberlasttopayhisvisitad liminatothePope,andafterleavingRomehespentsometimein Germany. OnTuesdaynightDr. Brower,whoisamemberofthe SocietyofMaresailedforApia, Samoa,wherehisepiscopalresidence is,andwherehehasafinecathedral.DuringhisstayinSydneyhe wastheguestoftheMaristFathers,atSt.Patrick'sPresbytery.

BVthelastmail,MonsignorBarry whoisadministeringthedioceseof SandhurstduringtheBishop'sabsenceinEurope,receivedaletter fromDr.Revile,inwhichhisLordshipstatedthatbothheandBishopCorbett(Sale),werethenat Lourdes,andweretovisitGermany towitnessthe"Passion"play. Thence,Dr.RevileintendedproceedingtoIreland.Atthetimeof

CONTRACTORSTOTHEW.A.ANDCOMMONWEALTHriovFieleMENTee, HeadOffice:BarrackStrect,Perth Factory,aridSa.:IdiersIronmongeryDevartment, Pef*

writingJuly7,bothBishopswere ingoodhealth.

Forbayingfailedtosendhisson toschooltherequirednumberof days,afatherwasfinedat,thePrahanPoliceCourtthesumof£2loS lietoldtheCourttheboy,whoWas 12warselage,wouldriotgoto schoolandthatnehadahead:,paid over£20infinesinconsequence.

TheRev.FatherJ.Kerin,Adni., BallaratEast,hasbeenappointed Administratoratleoroit. The Rev.FatherW.Close,BishopHiggins'secretary,takesFatherKerin'splaceinBallaratEast. The Rev.FatherJ.Davis,Warrnambool waslatelypromotedtothecharge ofCasterton.

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Madam,MaryConly,theVictorian soprano,whowenttoEnglandeight yearsago,andwhosesuccesseson theLondonconcertplatformhave addedmuchtothevogueofAustrsHansingersintheoldworld,returnedtoMelbournebytheOrvieto onMondaylast.

AstoryofmorethanordinaryinterestistoldoftwoCatholicsin theDioceseofIismorewhorecently swamacrossWilson'sCreek,while inflood,inordertobepresentat examinationforconfirmation.The bosshadalreadywanedthree miles,whentheywereconfrontedby thefloodedcreek.DecidingNapoleon-likethat"thereisnosuch wordasimpossible"withdutybeforethemtheytiedtheirclothesaroundtheirnecksswamtheswollen torrent,andlandedsafelyonthe otherban'.TheypresentedthemselvesforContirmationtickets,and, thoughnotattendantsattheCatholicschool,securedahighPlace inexamination.ThepastorofBanealow,DeanWalshe,whoexamined, wasatthetimequiteunconscious ofthelads'bravery;butwhenhe learnedofit,hewasremindedofa similarincident,whenDr.Matth,w Quinn,firstBishopofBathurst,arrivingonceatthyDarlingRiver, andfindingitinflood,wadedto theoppositehunk,saying"Came, onwiththehorses,Pat.Doyou knowwhatthegreatNapoleonsaid? -1Thereisnosuchwordas fun-

Possible.'" Dr.Quinnandhis faithfulcoachman,PatMoroney, havelongsincegonetotheirreward.ThetwoyoungCatholiclads ofBangalowarejustbeginninga careerwhichpromisestobeanedifyingone.

TheAucklandChamberofCommercehascondemnedthePrimeMinister'sproposalfortheestablishmentoftheSanFranciscomailservicebytheUnionSteamshipCemPane',onthegroundthattheservicewouldbeofaninferiorcharaeter,thesuggestedsteamersbeing outofdate.

Greatinterestisbeingtakenby theCatholicsofWellingtoninthe newprojectwhichisbeingtakenin hand-thebuildingofaCatholic Hall. AtameetingoftheWellingtonCatholicHallCommitteerecentlyitwasdecidedtiecalltenders fortheerectionofthehallascoon as22,500isactuallyinhand.So farthedonationsandpromisestotal£2,a0o.

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AstrikingillustrationofGold-!ReplyingtoMr.Lynch,in the smith'sfamiliarcoupletintheDe-HouseofCommonslastweekMr. satedVillage,"wasgivenattheIBirrellsaidhewasnotatpresent weelymeetingoftheBallinaBoardinapositiontosaywhetheranyofGuardians,whenaninmate ofthingcouldbedunetoimprovethe theWorkhousenamedJohnManion:;Provisionfortechnicalinstructionis Co.Clare,andelsewhereinIrelaib alliedforasuitofclothesashe wished,hesaid,togotohisown nativeUnion(Claremorris)todie.ULSTER

HeaddedthathewaswillingtoBecausehewasannoyedbysome dfrayhisexpensestoClaremorris.personsinthestreetsFrancisValMr.Melvin,J.P.-Ah,Goldsmith'slely,atramp,smashedthewindows wordscomeintrue offourshopsinBallybayCo.Mon"Andasaharewhomhoundsandaghanandwasoverpoweredbyrehornpursue, sidentsafteragreatstruggle.He Pantstotheplacefromwhenceathasbeensenttojailfortwomonths.

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The"CrowbarBrigade"have beendoingunholyworkinClonmel, Maio,andKilkenny.Severalmean andmiserableevictionshavetaken place.

beFinalReportoftheCommis sionappointedby.theLordLieutenantinJuly,1906,toinquireinto theworkingsoftheIrishRailways hasbeenpublished.Itisabulky productionofsome98pages.The principalrecomneedationofthemajorityReportinbriefare ThatanIrishauthoritybeinstitutedtoacquiretheIrishBailwaysandworkthemasasingle system.

2.ThatthisauthoritybeaRailwayBoardoftwentydirectors,four nominatedandsixteenelected.

3.Thatthegeneraltermsofpurchadehethoseprescribedbythe RegulationofRailwaysActof1844 (7and8Vie.,cap.85,sec.2), witheupelementaryprovisionsasto redemptionof.guaranteesandpurchaseofnon-divitlendpayingor non-profit-earringlines.

4.Thatth-financi11mediumbe arailwayStoce,andthatsuch Stockbechargedupon(e)theConsolidatedFund,(2)thenetrevenuesoftheUnifiedRailwaySystem, (3)anannualgrantfromtheImperialExchequer,and(4)ageneral ratetoLestruckbytheIrishmileaeauthoritiesifandwhenrequired.

TheBelfastTrishWeeklyofJuly 10,save: SettlesofashockingnatureOraplaceatthefuneralofa otinffwomanontheTanneldRoad. Beforethestartofthefuneralof thedeceased.whohadrecentlybeen convertedtotheCatholicFaith,a crowd,chieflycomposedofyoun.g girlsfeatheredaroundthehouse,and asthecoffinwasbroughtoutterms ofopprobriumweremadeuseof,

andnumbersjeeredinanoffensive manner,withoutregardforthefeelingsoftherelativesofthedeceased.Asthefuneralproceededupthe GrosvenorRoadthecrowdfollowed, continuingtheirdisgracefulbehaviourasfarasthegatesoftheMilltownCemetery,whichtheywereprohibitedfromenteringbythepolice TheyreturnedviaDonegallRood Singing"RuleBritannia,"etc.Respectableinhabitantsexpressedthemselvesstronglyagainstrowdyismso odioustotheordinaryfeelingsof humanity.

Mr.M.C.Macinerney,K.C.,has beanappointedDivisionalMagistrate fortheMetropolitanPoliceDivision ofDublininsuccessiontothelate Mr.Wall,K.C.Mr.Macinerney hesbeencalledtotheIrish,English,andNewYearkBarsagedpractisedineach.

o WilliamO'Brienbasbeengiven firstplaceintateartofeothcenturyvituperation,beisevencomparedwith.TobnCalvinwhomhistorysayswasnomeanadept in theuseofrakingphrases.ThegenialWilliamdescribestheNational Partyasa"wretchedcrewofineapablesandtraitors-foullardsof night-criminalpoliticians-degraded men-adisgracefultribe---aselfish crewofadventurers-aringofhired Parliamentarians-thedisgraceand curetofIreland-roguesandbullies.'

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CONNAUGHT

Mr.J.Featherstone,ofNewton, aged95,amemberofanoldand respectedCountyRosscommonfamily,diedlastmonthandwasburied atBallinhibber.Thefuneralwas ofimmensedimensions,over iato carstakingpart.Deceasedwasa life-longsupporteroftheNational cause. a

MenlougaCastle,Co.Galway,the seatofSirValentineBlake,Bart., andoneofthemostbeautifulant ancientmansionsinIreland was burnedtothegroundonthemorningofthe26July,andMissEllen Blake,adaughterofSirValentine Blake's,Perishedintheflames.Miss DeliaEarly,aservant,whojumped fromtheroofintothecourtyard,a distanceof5ofeet,waskilledinstantly,andanotherservant,Miss AnnieBrown, whoalsojumped fromtheroofsustainedterribleinjuries,andliesinaprecariouscondition.Nothingwithinthecastle wassavedfromtheflames.

ThethirtyEssexandHortfordehorefarmerswhoaremaking a tourthroughIrelandtogetideas onfarming,arrivedatCastlerea, andweremetbytheofficials of theCongestedDistrictsBoard,and visitedthesurroundingdistricts. TheysubsequentlyvisitedthetechnicalschoolsatLoughglynn,andthen ProceededtoSligo.

AtahugemeetingheldatCrossna,CountyRosscommon,underthe Presidency,oftheRev.E.Flanagan, P.P.,aunanimousvoteofconfdence intheTriehPartywascarried.The Rev.PresidentsaidtheIrishPart. "wereleadingthemoutofdarkest nightintofreedom'sblessedlight."

firstitflew."

After5oyears'service,Mr.P.

Mr.Brownsaidtherewere16or 1 memberspresentandifeachMurray,N.T.Cordoolough,Monag-, 7 haveashillingtheywouldbeablebanTeachers'Association,hasre-ea toprovidehimwithasuitofdoetired onpension.Amovementis thee,notputtingtheratepayerstoontootamonghiscolleaguesto .markthegreatservicesrenderedby anyexpense, himinthecauseofeducation.

Acollectionwasstartedbythe chairmanandreaslisedEtis.withMr.DavidM'Gonigal,ofRedcliffe, witshtheMasterwasdirectedtoStrandtown,Belfast,solicitor,left purchaseasuitofelothesforMan-Personalestatevaluedat£6.645. nion. Heleftthewholeofhisestateau-

L'/NSTER solutelytohiswidow,Mrs.Mare

ThelateMr.W.M.Jones,ofM'Gonigal. Mallinabro,Kilkenny,leftpersonalResolutionssympathisingwiththe estatevaluedat£14,334,andpro-relativesofthelateDeanMaglone, batehasbeengrantedtoMr.W.M.P.P.,Carricamacross,havebeenpas- Newport,bankmanager,ofClog-sedbytheMonaghanRuralCouncil, been,Tipperary.ThebequestsareBoardofGuardians,theCo.Corn- ellremits,ones. mitteeofAgriculture,andvarious societiesinthetownofMonaghan.

AtameetingoftheDunshaughlin RuralDistrictCouncil,amemorial AworkernamedJohnM'Clelland, hadhisrighthandblownoffbya blastingaccidentwhileworkingin aquarrynearNewtownards.

signedby alltheresidents ofDunshaughlinwasread,protestingagainstthedustnuisancecausedbymotors,andaskingtheCounciltotakestepstohavetheroads tarred.AresolutionwaspassedrequestingtheCountyCounciltotar AtemainstreetsofDunshaughlin, Ashhourne,andClouse.

Whileharnessingadonkey at I.imavadyaladnamedJohnDuffin wasattackedbytheanimal,which gotontopofhim,withitsknees, andattemptedtobitehisface.The lad,afterreceivinginjuriestothe Forhavingmadefivetripsonfivehandandarm,wasrescuedfromhis consecutiveSunday'stowhat isplightbyapostman. knownasthe"Meetingspublichouse."IntheValeofOvoca,twoBanknotesandsovereignsamoun- men,MichaelByrne,ofBallymoneentangto£.16werefoundonthe andJamesDoyle,ofParknashaw,21stult,attherearofanunoceuweredirectedtoPay7s.6d.asfinespiedhouseinBridgeStreet,Ports)- andcostsattheOvocaPettySes-'down.Itappearsthattheformer Mons.ItwasadmittedbySer-tenanthadremoved,andseveraluse- geantM'Cluskey,whoconductedtheMesaarticleswerethrownout,am- prosecution,thatbothdefendantsre-ongstthembeingianoldbedtick. sidedthreemilesfromthepremises,TwolittleboysnamedClarkeand hutthepointrelieduponwasthatDonaldwerebeatingthetickwith defendantstravelledeachSundaystick,when,totheiramazement, withthesoleobjectofprocuring!outdroppedanoldpocket,which drink. wasfoundtocontain£46.Theen-

MUNFtTER

Mr.DanO'Leary,thefamouswalkeroftheseventies,hasarrivedat QueenstownfromChicago,andis tovisithisnativedistrictofClonakilty,afteranabsenceof32 years.Thoughheisnowinhis 66thyear,helastmonthchallenged anoldopponent,andtheprobabilityofacontestisbynomeansremote.

Mr.J.M.O'Flynn,Carrick-on-Suir, hasreceivedaletterfromDr.DouglasHydeacknowledgingreceiptof aCopyofhis"Provincialismsand DialectsinModernIrish."Dr. Hydewrites Yourbookproves betterthananythingIhaveever readtheunityoftheIrishlanguage.ThosewhotalkaboutUlster Irish,MunsterIrish,etc.,should readit.Itwouldshowthemhow absurdistheirtalkaboutdifferent'Irish.'" * TheparishionersofKnocaanore, Co.Waterford,havedecided to buildanewparochialhousefor theirpastoratacostnottotexceed£9oo.Theyproposetoborrowtwo-thirdsofthesumfrom theBoardofWorksandto raisetherestbyalevyofis.in theE.

InBantry'CatholicChurchanof agepensioner,namedMichaelSullivan,aged75diedfromheartfailurewhilemakinghisConfession.

ACo.KerrycentenarianPatrick Donoghue,whodiedinhismeet year,wasinterredrecentlyatNohovalgraveyard. Hewasableto danceajigblithelyuptohis99th year.

grandfamily ne. eAyeasSarsaparillaI,!Goadforthe child,goodfortboparent,goodforthegrandparent.Generationafter generationhas usedit. Andtodayitis theone groat family modieinothe world over. Always keepa bottle Sometime

ofitinthe'house.

1.1t1ri:gtheyearsomemember 6fthefamilywillcertainlyneedit. Youcansurelytrustamedicinethathas beenusedfeeoversixtyyears.Tasted andtried,andneverfoundwanting.

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tiresumwashandedtothepolice. Thelateoccupierofthehousewas anagedmannamedWm.Cummings itissurmisedthatthemoney' h Ieensavedandputawayby hiswife,anindustrious,thriftywoman,whodiedsomeyearsago.

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EvictionsinCountyKilkenny

PRIESTCONTROLSANANGRY CROWD.

TheWaterfordcorrespondent of theI'ilfn"Freeman,"writingon the2:thoflastmonth,says:-Todayinpursuanceofdecreesfor arfetionoetainedatthelastKilmacowtettySessions,aforceof17o Police,accompaniedaysixbailiffs, ProceededtotheNewmanEstate, Aglish,Co.Kilkenny,aboutfour milsou',toputtheminforce.The policy,whowereinchargeofCountyInspectorHeard,'Kilkenny,and DistrictinspectorsSmith,Flemming andlieggartwereobligedtomarch out,anddidnotreachAglishvillageLailIIo'clock.Longbefore thathourthetollingofMooncoin Chapelbellhadattractedalarge crowdtothescene,andtheapproachofthepoliceandbailiffs washeraldedbyderisivecheersand hoofingofthebailie's,thelatterapparentlybeingknowntothepeople. Over-nightpreparationswerein rovetogivethemawarmreception,betthankstothegoodoffices oftheworthyparishpriest,Father Doyleallsuchintentionswerembar...tonedthismorning.Amongst thosewhotravelledwiththepolice wereMr.L.M'Creery,County,SubSheriffMr.Denning(HoeyandDen nine,solrs.,DublinMr.Montgomery,AgentfortheEstate,andPr. C.G.Crate,TrinityCollege,Dublin: andDr.W.H.Dart,Dublin.

Theiirstholdingproceededtowas thatofPatrickWalsh,Aglish,where Dr.M.P.Coghlan,whohasbeen attendingthetenant'smother,ag edninetyyears,certificatedthatshe wasunfitforremoval.Thetwo Dublindoctorswereabletoenter thehouseforthepurposeofexaminingher,whenFatherDoyleasked themtoproducetheirqualifcations towhichMr.Denningrepliedthat theyneednotdoso,ashewould tareallresponsibility.Aftertheir examination,itwasstated,they wouldto:etheresponsibilityofremovin2her,buttheSheriffwould not.

Arniletloudcheersfromthe q):;:,1amovewasmadeforMurphy'sholding,seouttwentyyards away.Inhisfarmhousehisdaughterhasleanillinledfor over twelvemonths,andinthiscasealsotheeeictionproceedingscould nothecarriedout.

Thein andbailiffsthen retracedtlaitstepstotheholdingof CatherineWalshe,whowasputout inlessthenaquarterofanhour.

InthecaseofPatrickWalsha settlementwasarriedatatthe moment,FatherDoylepaying oneyear'srentonthetenant'sbehalf,thelatteragreeingtopayanotheryear'srent.

Astartwasthenmadeforanout farmatDoornane,thepropertyof RichardHeneberry.Thecrowd,beyondgroaningthebailiffs,behaved inamostorderlymannerthroughnut.

Birrell'sPlainTalk

AtadinnergivenbytheEighty Clubinhishonour,Mr.Birrellsum'mineuphispositionasIrishChief Secretarysaid,interalia:-"He mishtbecalledtheIrishHomeSecretary,responsibleforlawandorder,andhewasboundtosayfor everyothercrimeinIrelandfrom whatevermotive(laughter). He wasresponsibleinIrelandforthe administrationoftheworkhouses, foroldAgepensions,fortheBoard ofAgricultureandTechnicalEducation,andmaneotherthings.Would theytelieeeit-itwasshockingthatnotonedayhadbeengiven forthedismissionofhissalary (laughter).WhatIrelandwasentitledtodemandfromanyParliament,thatdesiredtoexerciseadministrationandlegislativecontrol

overitwasnotoneday,oneweek, oronemonth'sdiscussion,butyears ofconstantstudyandwork,andthe overhaulingofallthesebodiesand institutions,injuryandexamination intothePoorlawsandallthelams andlegislationnotinaccordance withEnglishnotionsoftheEnglish economicfacts,butinaccordance withIrisheconomicsfacts(cheers). TiedidnotgrudgetheIrishmen theiroldagepensions,butheknew ifIrelandhadbeenaself-governing countryandresponsibleforitsown financialaffairs,afarwider,far better,andfarmoreeconomical, sensible,andjustarrangement wouldundoubtedlyhavebeenmade. Whatwastrueinoldagepensions wastrueinpoorlawandinother matters.TodrawIrelandin the wakeofEnglandwassheerdownrightstupidfolly(cheers). Scotlandhadbeeninrevolt,andWales wasseethingwithdiscontent,and Englandhadanoverwhelmingcase forrevoltherself.Asthingsstood shedidjusticetonoone,noteven toherself. Thetrueimperialism thatcommonsenseandjusticedictatedwasthatthereshouldbetime tocarryoutworkineachcountry andineachpartoftheDominions, inaccordancewithitstraditions, anditsownwishes(cheers)."

TheIrishDemand

Speakingatademonstration of LiberalsoftheCrewDivision,England,Mr.StephenGwynne,M.P., IrishNationalist,declaringthedemandsoftheIrishPartysaidThey didnotaskforHomeRulebecause itwasgoodfor-othercountries. HomeRulewasthegoverningprincipleoftheBritishEmpire.They hadgivenHomeRuleeverywhere butinIreland,andeverywherewith success.'TheirgovernmentofIrelandwasadisgraceandashame totheBritishGovernmentto-day. Somepeoplesaidthatiftheygave IrelandHomeRuletheCatholics wouldoppresstheProtestants.He wasaProtestanthimself,andthere werenearlyalwaystenoradozen ProtestantsintheIrishParty.Did theethinktheewouldadvocatea measurethatwouldcauseoppressivetyrannytotheirbrethren? TheyadvocateditbecausetheybelievedthatProtestantswouldhave asmuchfairplayasCatholics.It wasadisgracethatinthegreat citiesofBelfastandDerry,where theProtestantshaditalltheirown way,thatnoofficeshouldhegiven toCatholics.IntherestofIrelandtheyfoundCatholicsandProtestantshonouredandtrustedand inmanycasessomeofthemost prosperousshopswereowned by ProtestentsinCatholiccommunities, andCatholicsweretheirhestcustomers. Anyonewhosaidthat Protestantswouldnotgetfairplay inIrelandwasstating-whatcould nothejustifiedinfact.IfIreland wereProtestantinsteadofCatholicitwouldhaveHomeRuletomorrow.Theobjectiontoitrested uponabigotryandprejudicethat itwasnotcreditabletoEngland. HeurgedthatHomeRuletoIrelandwouldbe.anactofjustice, anditmeritcome.

CONO'KELLY

WHOISCONO'KELLY?

WhentheburlynegrogaveJim Jeffrieshisquietusandsettledthe questionofchampionshipit was thoughtthatthenegrohadthefield alltohimself,andthattherewas nootherwhitemaninsightcapableofwrestingthetitlefrom,hint ThechancesarethatIrelandwill supplytheman.WhenHugh0. McIntoshPubliclychallengedthe heavyweightboxersoftheworldon behalfofanunknownmanheset allAmericaonthequivive,and questionswereaskedrightandleft, whoistheman?Forpreferencethe negrochampionwassingledoutby Mr.McIntoshasthemostworthy opponentforthenewaspirantfor world'shonoursintheBoxingring. SportingAmericawantedtoknow

whatHughD.hadinthebasket, buthewasnottobedrawn.Now thesmartfellowsoftheAmerican sportingpressthinkthattheyhave pulledaussieoutofthebag,and thatHughD's,secretis;theirs.The unknownisnoneotherthanCon. O'Kelly-abigburlyCountyCork ladwhocametoAmericaasa wrestler,andwhofollowingthelead ofmanyotherwrestlers,hasenteredtheranksoftheboxers.

O'Kellywhenagrown-upboy'left hishomeinWestCork,forEngland,workedhiswaythroughthe country,andsoonjoinedtheHull PoliceandFireBrigade.Heshowedsuchstrengthandskillinwrestlingboutsinthatplacethathe wasPrevaileduponsomeyearsago toenterfortheWrestlingChampionshipattheOlympicGamesin London.Hewonthefinalwith comparativeease.Afterthathe resignedhisPostinHulleandtook toProfessionalwrestling.Hewon moreconteststhanhelostinEngland,hutwasdissatisfiedwithhis progress,andwenttoAmericato tryandmeetthechampion,Gotch. InNewYorkamatchwasfixed upbetweenhimselfandPatConnolly,butthisdevelopedintoarough andtumblescrap,atwhichthespectatorsroaredwithlaughterandexcitement,andthepolicehavingallowedthemeleetog0onforabout anhourfinallyorderedthemento giveit11p.

ThePaPeraccountsoftheaffair weresuchthatConO'Kellyvowedhe wouldneverwrestleagaininpublic.Hisfriendsadvisedhimtotake tothering,andactingontheirsuggestions,helookedaroundfora competenttrainer.Afteralotof negotiating,hewastakeninhand byTommyRyan,retiredmiddleweightehampion,andunbeatenfor yearsand,e,,rsinthedivisionmade famousbyJackDempsey,.Ryanit waswhobroughtoutJim.Teffries tomeetandanetCorbett,Sharkey, andFitzsimmens.

Afterthreemonths'earnesttrainingRyanwasperfectlysatisfiedwith theprogressmade."Thisfellow" hesaid,"wasalwaysbigenough. NowIknowheisgameenough, and_goodenough.IknowwhatI amtal,ingabout,andItellyou I'mmorehopefulthatO'Kellywill fighthiswaytothetopthan 7 everwasaboutJeffries.Hischancesofwinningtheworld'schampionshipareTo0percent.better thanJeffries'chanceswerewhenI startedtotrainthebigboilermaaer.Hehasalotofnaturaltalentsforboxing,andthemainthing Ilikeabouthimisthathehasn't ahadhalttobegirt'with.

Ryanwantedtogetagoodring trialhorseforthebigfellow.Joe Choynsl:l,cottonwhowas Jack .1ohneon'esparringpartner, and Klond'ke,allfoughtshy),andfinallyO'Kellvwasmatchedforten roundsagainstJoeKaminsky,the Pole,whohadwhippedCotton. O'KellyplayedwiththePolefor threeleep.rounds,andthenputhimto AndO'Kellyis'.eavinghisfuture destiniesinthehandsofhismaster. HereareO'Kellyesphysical measurements,placedsidebyside forthepurposeofcomparisonwith thoseofthePresentchampion,JOHNSON,.

Age 32years.

Height 6ft.gin.

Weight T5st. Reach 75inches

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Calf (i'KELLY.

Age 23years.

Height 6ft.eein.

Weight i6st.

Reach 78inches.

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DoYouKnowThat---

Thefirstsavings-bankwasestablishedinGermany.

ThecentreofAscotracecourse (Eng.),islaidoutasagolflinks. Nearly7,000,000laofsugar-beet seedisusedintheUnitedStates everyyear. About50liveshavebeenlostin Frenchsub-marinedisastersduring thepastfiveyears.

Amagnetisedto-centtack-hammer wasusedbyaStLouisdoctorto drawasteelsplinterfromapatient'seye.

Duringlongseavo3agesalldogs losetheir"gamenose," Parishas62electricstreet-car lines,carrying190,000,000passengersayear.

IntheearlieragestheRomans usedneithersaddlesnorstirrups. Saddleswereinuseinthethird century,andwerementionedasmade ofleatherinA.D.304.Theywere knowninEnglandaboutA.D.600. Anne,QueenofRichardII,introducedside-saddlesforladies.

WhentheChinesewishtodeclare theextremevexatiousnessofany pieceofworktheysay,"Itismore troublethanafuneral,"theobseqnfesofaparentbeingreckonedthe mostmaddeningaffairinhumanexperience.

WithintwoyearsBerlinwillbea seaport.Itwasannounced last monththattheshipcanalfrom StettintoBerlinwouldhecompleted andreadyfortrafficbythesummerof1912.

Thecustomofshakinghandsdescendstousfromtheearlydaysof theMiddleAges,wheneveryone wentaboutarmed,andmenwere constantlyonthelook-outfortreacherousattacks.Bygraspingone another'srightorswordhandtwo menassuredthemselvesaeainsta suddenandunpremeditatedattack, andthiscamethustobethegeneralformoffriendlygreeting.

TherearesomanylanguagesspokenintheProvincesofAustra-HungarythatInterpretersareemployed inthevariousParliamentstointerpretthespeechesofthedelegates, andmakethemintelligibletoallthe members. Byanoverwhelmin-majorityGeneralDonPorfirioDiazhasagain beenelectedPresidentofMexico. DonPorfirioisSoyearsofage,and hasbeeninpower.uninterruptedlv since1876.In1863hetookpart intheresistancetotheFrench.

Amostinterestingundertakinghas recentlybeencompletedinDenmark -thebuildingofavesselmodelled uponthelinesofNoah'sAra, as describedinGenesis.Thevesselas builtis;loft. aft.wide,and3 ft.deep,thesemeasurementsbeing one-tenthofthosegivenintheBible.Whenlaunchedtheshipprovedveryseaworthy.

Asproofthatanalligatorisnot onlyashrewdbutthinkinganimal,itisstatedthatthealligators oftheOrinoco,previoustogoingin searchofPrey',alwaysswallowlarge stonesthattheymayacquire weighttoaidthemin'draggingtheir preyunderwater.Bolivar,thetraveller,issaidtohaveverifiedthis statementbyshootingseveralof thesaurians,inwhichstoneswere found.

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TrinityCollegeofMusic,Dempsey,E.A.Flynn,S.GilbertLondon son,A.Mallon(St.JohnofGod Convent,Subiaco);M.A.Jewell (St.Aloysius'ConventSchool,Roe-

JUNETHEORYEXAMINA- eliel;PaulThompson(Presentation TION. 1ConventHighSchool,Cottesloe) -- E.M.Ryan,E.A.Sheridan(Dad- Thefollowingisalistofthepass-ies'College,SistersofMercy,VicesgainedbyourschoolsatthetoriaSquare);M.E.Merry,'G. Junetheoryexaminationinconnec-E.Wallace,D.McMahon,N.M. tionwiththeTrinityCollege ofWalsh(St..1oseph'sConvent,Vic- Music(London):- torteSquare).

HIGHER LOCAL DIVISION. Pass.-I.Bell(SacredHeartConvent,Perth).

ADVANCED DIVISION.,

lin,E.Beyer,Pas,E.Beard,Pau; M.Anglin,pass. KanownaConvent.

Clancy,pass;S.Bucoi,pass;viaAfterakeencontest(therewere3 tahles),thewinnerswereannounced asfollows: FirstLadies "Eundynie."

Junior.-M.E.English,pass. Preparatory.-E.Watts,pass.ViolinG.Treacey,Pass. St.JohnofGod,ConventSchool, Kalgoorlie.

FirstGcntlemens'prizeMr.Dryden Higgensville.

Thehonourofwinningthebooby. PrisesfelltoMissFredaBeattie andMr.R.Henderson.

PREPARATORY DAIMON. E.Curry,M.L.Loh%F. M.Flndell,FP.Norman(St.Brigid'sConent,Perth);L.Bentley, B.Connolly(Our Lady's Convent Honours.-V.M.Bond,F.A.'Fen-School,Leederville);N.Cary, A. nell,R.Garcia,M.C.Stanbury,W.CaseyK.Coleman,H.Corbett,C. E.Toe(St.Brigid'sConvent);N.Dick,E.P.Fletcher,J.Foley',M. Mulligan,D.O'Donnell(OurLady'sG.Fry,K.Gallagher,M.Mackin- ConventSchool,Leederville) D.tosh,C.Marie,M.Walsh,S. H.Browne,M.Moullin(Ladies'Walsh(St.Joseph'sConvent,Fre- College,SistersofMercy,Victoria-mantle); M.McAuliffe,G.Molloy'. Square)A.Butler(St.John ofT..M.Gawtharne,F.Flynn,T.Bri- God('onvent,Subiaco);A.Facius,m'age(SacredHeartConvent,Perth) S.Frayne(St.Joseph'sConvent,K.Duffy,111.Dunbar,E.V.Gill, Fremantle);M.O'Dea(SacredHeart.1.T.Grenville,N.Kennedy,L.F. Convent,Perth). McKinnon,K.E.McDonell.M.C. Pass.-E.Krug(St.Brigid'sCon-Moore,E.R.Savage,F.F.Sims, K.Shields,P.Stone,(St.Johnof GodConvent,Subiaco);L.M.Byrne J.Ducat,M.J.Hodges,T.McEnerow,D.M.Sexton,1).Shepherd (St.AloysiusConventSchool,Rosalie);M.Burcide.V.Dodd, M.

SeniorAdvaneed.-MonicaF.Collins,passM.C.Schocker,pass. Intermedlate.-D.A.Bed,Peso; L.II.B,rue,passFredCurran, pass;F.Masel,Pass.

AftertheEuchrePartythehall wasclearedandrefreshmentsof themostliberalkindwereserved round. Theseweresuppliedgratitiouslyby theladiesofIiigginsvIlle,thedon. orsbeing: MissGwynne, andscones.

vent,Perth); F. Vick(Our Lady'sConventSchool,Leederville). E.Jones(SacredHeartConvent, Perth) A.('.Herrington, A. A. Hall(LadlesCollege,Sistersof Mercy,VictoriaSquare).

TTPPERDIVISION(GRADE2).Sillies,R.Johns,0.Massey., A. M,J. Honours.-E.McKenna,(SacredW. cCormack Walker(St.ThomasMurphy's(onuses

Heart,Convent,Perth);K.M.Jeffr7y(Ladles'College,SistersofMercy,vintoriaSquare).

Pass.-M.M.Brarg(St.Johnof CodConvent,Subiaco);H.Cornwall(Ladies'College,Sisters of Mercy,VictoriaSquare).

UPPERDIVISION.

Honours.-F.M.Bright(St.Brigid'sConvent,Perth);G.V.Heyron,V.Leunig,E.Lynch,K.Townsend(St.Joseph'sConvent,Fremantle); E.Callan(SacredWart Convent,Perth); C.G.Stone(St. .TehnofGodConvent,Subinco);M. T.Lee,D.Marwick(Ladies'College,SistersofMercy,Victoria

School,Claremont);J.F.Cooper. M.M.White,E.M.Wilson,G.M. deMoulin,F.J.McDonald,F.R. McDermott,V.E.Krabbe(St.Josevh'sConventSchool,VictoriaSquare); W.Rushton,G.Everett (St.Joachim'sConvent,Victoria Park);R.Curtis,(St.Columba's, SistersofMercy,SouthPerth).

PERTHLOCALCENTREPRIZE FUND.

Tneenlargedschemetinderthenew regulationscomesintooperation withthisexamination.Thenew rulesprovide,interelle,agoldmedalineachdivisionandsubjectannually(twenty-sixinall),anage

limitaminimum'numberofmarks

MissB.Murphy,T.D.L.C.M. Benton-H.L.McKinley.passM. Choules,pass.

Intermediate.-D.Johnson,honours Junior.-IrisJones,honours. Yrs.B.Hunter.

SydneyJ.Rowe,pass. MissWilliams. Intermediate.-M.J.Seagrim,honours.

MissN.Marshall. Preparatory.-ArthurJ.Bowers, passNormanG.Turnbull,pass.

cake,milktarts, Icedsandwictos,

Mrs.Schunke, andjamrolls. Mrs.Milesi,eggs,tea,coffee,-oigar

Mr.Tom.Driscoll,breadandcornedbeef.

Senior.--('olletteHanley,pass;L. McM.Cook,pass;D.G.Paull,pass. Preparatory.-R.J.Almon,pass; IreneCarter,passE.K.Corbett, pass;B.A.Coultas,passE.M. Dale.pass;E.D.Jay,pass G. C.Kennedy,passV.C.Kennedy, Pass;I).O'Gorman,passF.A. Thompson,passC.Hanky(vio-andmilklin).pass. Mrs.TomDriscoll,tea,cakes,and CoolgardieConvent. scone.. HitherLocal.MayFee,pass.

Mrs.F.Myers,fancybiscuits. Mrs.Ryanlemoncakeandsultanasake.

Dancingfollowedandwasken::up untilmidnight.7hemusictieing

LocalExaminationin Knowledge. HeldatSt. ConventSchoolroom,Albany.. HebeClaireGillam.HigherLocal Division(Pass.).

EdithM.Bladen. Adaicd sion(SeniorPass.). AmyEdithNorman.AdvancedDivision(Seniorl'ass). GwendolinePatterson.UpperDivision(IntermediateHonours).

Junier.--11.G.P.Rowe,honourssuppliedbyMessrs.Armstrongcon Enright,andMr.Milesi,madeau efficientM.C. Despitetheivlo meneYoftheweathertheresnlgots musteredwellforsuchasParselg Populateddistrict,severalvia:tors cominginfromEundynie,7miles distant,andaveryfairsum was raisedinaidofthecause'(vie wholeproceedinespassedoffwithout ahitchandallconcernedth,o*ot-ghlyenjoyedthemselves. Astherewerealotofrefreshmentsleftapicnicwasheld on Sundayafternoonandalltheyoung folkofHigginsvillewereinvited, andwereelvengamesofallkinds, andregaledtotheirheart's content.TheHallwasriventreefor theniehtbytheW.F.G.M.U.

HildaM.Gordon.UpperDivision (intermediatePass). TessieKeady.UpperDivision(Innermediate EvelynBible.JunionDivision

Musical Joseph's Square). (Grade2.'.HonourPass.

Pass.-E.M.Thorpe(St.Brigid's

JennieHallWilson,.JuniorDivi- andtheproductionofevidenceof convent.,Perth); H.Caesar,A. sion(Grade2).HonourPass. o, inthe of11successful Plice,V.Somers(St.Joseph'sCon-candidates.Thefollowingcandidates vent,Fremantle);V.McGrade,E.standhighestintheirrespectivedi- Edgar,R.Dawson,E.Boyle,V.visions:- Breeller(SacredHeartConvent. Perth).

LOWERDIVISION(GRADE2).

1-aonours.-M.M.McCall,(St.JoseI'sConvent.VictoriaSquare).

Pass.-G.A.Harwood(St.Brigid's('onvent,Perth);R.M.Croft (SacredHeartConvent,Perth);E. Herrington,N.Murdock(Ladies College,ConventofMercy,Victoria Square)E.V.Cooper,E.M.Morris,A.R.Quinn(St.Joseph'sConvent,VictoriaSquare);L.Fewster, (St.Joachim'sConvent,Victoria Park).

LOWERDIVISION. Honours.-J.S.Grant,H.M. Hedges,W.A.Salter,E.Williams, (St.Brigid'sConvent,Perth); I. Proud,C.Cook,I.Belstead,V. Potter(OurLadn'sConventSchool, T.eederville)D.Box,T.Chadwick, T.Marie,A.McCourt,E.Samers, E.Trial,F.Trait,V.White(St. Joseph'sConvent,Fremantle) C. Bressler,M.Ockenden,L.Schen.MSellinger,(SacredHeart Convent,Perth)M.K.Dwyer,M. M.Mackay(St.JohnofGod('onvent,Sul,laco)K.M.Donovan,A. S.Jewell,V.Hewett(St.Aloysius' conventSchool,Rosalie);M.Le Nay,M.Briggs,L.M.Mulcahy PresentationConventHighSchool, ('ottesloe)B.Beckwith,E. M. Frady,E.Hoare,M.Kayser, G. McCarthy(Ladies'College,Sisters ofMercy,VictoriaSquare); J. Criffen,E.M.Molloy,A.S.O'Flaherty(St.Joseph'sConvent,School VictoriaSquare)G.Prendergast,E. Hardisty(St.Joachim'sConvent, VictoriaPark).

Pecs.--1~.M.Doh-oto,JamesM. Falconer,M.A.Cooper(St.BPI"id'sConvent,Perth)A.Kingston (OurLad'sSchool,Leederville);P. Metcalfe(St.Joseph'sConvent,FreE.Site,E.McManus(SacredHeartConvent,Perth)D.E.

VeronicaRowe. JuniorDivision (Grade1)HonourPass. ThelmaSims. JuniorDivision AdvancedDivision.-Honours N. (Grade1.)HonourPass. Mulliganaged15yearsand 8 PreparatoryDivision. months,97marks(OurLady'sMirvynManuelpassedwithcredit. ThomasPurtell.Passedwithcre- School,Arranmore); M.Moullin, agei8yearsand5months, 97dit. EileenGratwick.PreparatoryPass marks(Ladies'CollegeConventofDonaldDewar.PreparatoryPass. Mercy,VictoriaSquare).

UpperDivision.Grade2,-HonoursK.M.Jeffrey,age14years,l'heresultofthetheoreticalmusicmonths,93marks(Ladies'Col-calexaminationsconnectedwithTrilege,ConventofMercy,Victoria-nitsCollege,London,heldlastJune Square). attheDominicanConventschoolLowerDivision.Grade2-M.M.room,Leonora,tyrejusttohand. Twelvecandidateswerepresented, McCall,age12years88marks(St.andallPassed.Thefollowingare Joseph'sConvent,Victoria-square).

LowerDivision.-Honours V.themarkssecured:-Preparatory White,age12years4months,tooGrade MyrtleWilson(Gwalia), marks(St.Joseph'sConvent,Fremantle).

PreparatoryDivision-S.Walsh andC.Mario,fullmarks(St.Joseph'sConvent,Fremantle).

ATST.

JOSEPH'SCONVENT, BOULDER.

TheexaminationconductedbyMr. AlfredMistowski,Mus.B.,Oxon.,in connection'withtheabovecollege, hasshownresultsfarabovetheaverageofpreviousyears,andspeaks volumesforthewayinwhichthe childrenofthegoldfieldsare beingeducatedsofarasmusicis concerned.Thesuccessfulcandidates withtheirrespectiveteachers' namesareasfollows:ConventofSt.Joseph,Boulder. SeniorAdvanced.-N,McInerney, pass. Intermediate.-M.Downey,pass F.Fr-nch,passH.C.Tyers,Pass. Junior.-M.Sharkey,pass; G. Rodgers,Passviolin,W.Tieston, pass;violin,N.Peat,pass;violin, Si.Monckton,honours.

Preparatory.-Violin,K.Niland, PassF.Turner,pass D.Shillinglaw,pass;E.T.ane,passD.Kilclerry,pass;E.Johnson,pass;M. Holt,Pass; E.Hodge,Pass; F. Curtin,passM.Cawley',PassE.

91NellieBrown(Leonora),93 LizzieMorris(Gwalia),91;Emma Langley(Leonora),89;NoraAdams (Leonora),86 AlmaFrisk(Leonora),82PaveWilliam's(Leonora), 74MaryBerrtgan(Leonora),64; KathleenFitzpatrick,(Leonora),6o; endMary,Hetherington(Leonora), 6o.JuniorGradeThomasNevil, 89(honours);EdwardMorris,77 (Pass).

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OURCORRESPONDENT.

AmostsuccessfulProgressiveEuchrePartyanddancewasheldhere intheWorkers'HallonSaturday niehtlast.

Theentertainmentwas MesdamesRyanandMyersinaid oftheRomanCatholicBazaar, Coolgardie,andforMrs.Bolands Stall.

Mrs.Warburton,seer.,donatedthe firstprizeforladies.Ahandsome handpaintedcushionandalsocash prizesof5/-eachtoladyandgentlemanwinningthefirstprize.

Mr.R.Lunygaveasplendidsilvermountedpipeforgentleman's firstprize.MissGwynnegavethe twohoosyprizes.

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Butbrightensomehitofdarkness Byshiningjustwhereyouare.

Thereisneedofthetiniestcandle, Aswellasthegarishsun

Thehumblestdeedisennobled

Whenitisworthilydone

Younayneverbecalledtobrighten Thedarkenedregionsafar Sofillfortheday,yourmission Byshiningjustwhereyouare.

Justwhereyouare,mybrother, JustwhereGodbidsyoustand, Thoughdowninthedeepestshadow, Insteadofthesunlitland; Youmaycarry.abrightnesswith yon Thatnogloomordarknesscan mar, ForthelightofaChristianspirit, Willheshiningwhereveryouare.

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V,hatisreallytheCatholicidea endbeliefwithreferencetothefutureafterdeathofnon-Catholics.I meanofthosewhqwerereputed goodmenintheworldoftheir time Inquirer."

Anewer.-

AsCatholicsWedonotprofessto knowthefuturefateofanyman exceptbyformingajudgmentfrom hismanifestedconduct.According toourtheologicalprincipleseverymanwhodiesinwhatwecall a "stateofgrace,"issavedandevery Manwhodies"outofthestateof grace"islost. Inspeakingwith outsidersitwillbeenoughtoexplainthe"stateofgrace,"asa stateoffriendshipwithGod,implyingagoodlifeaccordingtothe Manslights,andeitherfreedom fromgrievoussinorelsesincererepentance.Thisruleappliednotonly toCatholicssofarastheyaresincereintheirconvictions,andfail torealisethe'claimsoftheCatholic(herchandtheirdutyofjoinineit.Thesebeingourprinciples, theirapplicationdependsonaquestionoffact.Dothevariousper sonsenemeretedanswertothe aye--description? Ifso,weman 98m,P thattheywillbesaved, throgliGdacceptingtheirgood f.i*handtheirgoodintentions. Thatisellwecansayonthissubject.

Question.E.be.M."writesIfIlendmy rosarytoanothertouseit,doI leetheIrelelgencewhichisattachedtoit,femyself?

sameistrueofbeadswhichaper soninheritsfromaparentorocher friend.Itisalsotoberemembeiedth'itapersonisnotpermitta.lto sellbeadsthathavebeenindulgte ced,eventhoughhechargenomore forthemthantheywouldsellfor beforetheywereblessed.Suchsale wouldcausethebeadstolosetheir indulgencealtogether.Tochargea higherPriceforthembecausethe; arel.lessedwoadnotonlyforfeit theindulgence,butwouldalsobe thesinofsimony.(SofarLambing.)

Therefore,itisonlywhenyon lendtherosarywiththeintention'.t transferringtheindulgencetoaaotherthatyoulosetheindulgence attachedtoit-butnotwhenyou lendtheRosaryforcasualuse,es anactofcharityorconvenience. Thephilosophyatthebackofthis lawisthattheindulgenceisgive/ toacertainindividualpersononl, andisnottransferrableandtber, ifthepersontriestotransferit, henotonlyfails,butisPentiesei bylosingithimself.Allthis is quitereasonable.

Theruleisfairlyanalogous thatoftherailwaycompanies eardingthetransfereltickets. to

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Anser.-'Ihecelesra-edJesuit,FatherHull Anse,red LEA questionsometime aoand 1cannotdobetterthan givehisanswerinfullinreplyto " deM.'squ,stion eemern1erhavingoccasiorally eceeeacrosscomenoviceorother lijspersonwhohasrefusedto len hisrosarytoacon:panen e i.ted,onthepleathat"IfI do I Anallosetheindulgent" Andceoriain,ytheideaisawile s'rea one. Iconfesshavingalwaysfeltindienantandreellio al-oetit "Icannotbelieveteat thereexistsanylawsoirrational orifitdoesexist,itcertinel, nighttoheaeolished"-thatwits myfeelingonthesubject.

w,rnlookingthematterup.it ieeretifyinetofadthatnoseee irrational. 'A exists.Whatdee, existisanotherlawwhichontee serfacelaoslineit,andismista'enforit.Thislawisclearly stated1-yFatherLambing("The SierementalsoftheChurch,"page leeasfollows: Whatarewetoconcludewithregardtogi"ingourbeadsaway,or lending-themtoanother?

"i.Beadsareindulgencedforoe.e. persononly.Whenanumberof beadsareelessed,togetheritisunderstoedthateachofthemisblessedforthe'Larsonwho,beingthe ownerofit,oronetowhomthe ownerhasgivenitgratuitously,ie thefirstto1155it'withtheinteitinnofgainingtheRosaryinduleeeces.

"2.Ifapersonlaidhisindulgencedbeadstoafriendmerelyt: accommodatehimtocounthisbea'e andnotforthepurposeofenatlin._himtogaintheindulgencesattachedtothem,thebeadsdouct inthiscaseceasetoheindulgeneel forhimwholentthem.

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centurycame,thisisit.Animals donotreason;theyneverhavereasoned;theyneverbyanypossibilitycanreason.Thewisestofthem do,indeed,getintothenorderland, thatseparatesreasoningfromother mentalProcesses;butnoliving creatureexceptmanevergetsunequivocallyacrosstheline." One wouldalmostthinkChatonewas listeningtosomemedievalscholasticphilosopherlayingdowntheabsoluteprincipleoftheessentialdistinctionl'etweenthesensitiveknowledgeoftheanimalandthereasoningpowerofman.Itusedto be thecustomtodeclarethatthedeductionsofthescholastics were entirely.tooformaltobesignificant butmodernexperimentconfirmsmedievaldeductivescience,andthat wasevidentlyquiteasmuchgenuine scienceasourmodernclassifiedobservation.

"NotaDarwin,"asks:Doesthe EditoroftheQuestionBoxtilt-It thetanimelnassuch,reason! I amaskingthequestionbywayof annealfroma'decisionIheardgivenafewmonthsaeo Answer.-Isupposemyqueristmeansbe 'animals,assuch,"brutes,because manisananimal(arationalor reasoningtine).Taking"animals" inthesenseofbrutesIamsure theydonotreason.Sometime agoaseriesofarticlesonthis questionwaswrittenforsomeAmericanReieweyeDr.Walshand F..T.Brewster,andifIgive a summaryoftheirteachingitwill beareallygoodanswerto"Nota Darwin. lelr.Brewsterhaswrit tenmostprofiselyonthevarious phasesofanimalbehaviourandthe significanceofanimalaction.His conclusionasdrawninoneofhis articlesisthatontheintellectual side,alasthemorewecometo knowofthemindsofanimalsthe moremonumentalappearstheignoranceandstupidityofthebestof them."Thelastsentenceruns"It isahardsaying;butwhatdoes anyactualanimaleverdothatis beyondthementalPowerofahumanidiot?"Hequotesaseries ofexperimentsmadebyYerkesat Harcardwithmice:1byColeatWesleeanontheracoon,byCarrand Watson,ofChicago,withrats,and maneothersonallsortsofanimals.Allthelaboratoryresearch andexperimentsemphasizenotthe intelligencebutthestupidity of animals.Theylearnverylittleby imitation.Theydoformcertainhabits; thesearequiteaimlessleformed,however,andthenremembered becausetheyresultinenablingthem togetfood,ortoescape,orsomethineofthekind.Afterrepetitionstheygetusedtoeliminating unnecessarymovements.AsBrewstersays:"eventhemonkeys,it transPires,arelittlegiventoaping oneanother."Theyonlyseemto apemenbecausetheyarelikeusin shapeandnaturallydothingsabout thewaywedothem,andtherefore havebeenpresumed,thoughwrongly,tobeimitatingus.

3."Iftheheadsarelentor givenwiththeintentionofenabling anothertogaintheindulgences,tee beadssimpleceasetoheindulgenced atall,aswellforthelenderaster thereceiver.Theymustheblessed againtobecomeindulgenced.

"4.ifonetookthebeadsvelaouttheknowledgeorconsentoftee owner,theydonotinthiscase,we believe,ceasetoheindulgenced..The Congregationhasdecidedthat,he oftheindulgenceforthe Inc. whofindsthem,buthemayhere themindulgencedforhimself. The

Atthebeginningof.thefirstarticleintheJunemagazine,Brewster hasastrikingparagraphthatrepresentstheconclusionsofmodern zoologywithregardtoanimalsreasoning..afterallwehaveheardof animalintelligenceandofhowfoolishthescholasticnhilosorhers indeneingallreasoningDowerto animals,itisratherrefreshingto readthisreaetionereparagraph: "Animalsdonotreason. Tfan. onetruthhascomeoutofallthe criticalstudyoftheanimalmini thathasIranvoineonsincethis

Theparadoxofanimaltrainingas PointedoutbeBrewsteristhatit istheverystupidityofanimals thatmakesthemcapableoftraining Horseshavebeenonexhibitionthat weresupposedtohavebeenableto count.ThereasonforthisinBrewster'swordsisthat"thehorseis themostutterlystupidofalldumb animalsthatmanhasmadehis friends.Heissostupidthatbecan betaughtanything,anyhabetthat is,andhavingnomindtobetakenupwithhisownaffairscanbe reliedontodoexactlyashe is told."Whathasbeenparticularly testedbyalltheanimalpsychologistsintheirexperimentsonanimals hasbeenthePowertocount. No animalcancount.Theylearnhabitsofdoingthings,butnotofthinkingabouttheminanyway.They haveamusclememorythatwarns themaftertheyhavegoneovera certainroadanumberoftimesjust wheretoturn,andhow,butane disturbanceintheirpathputsthem quiteout,and'showsthattheycannotuseeventheothersensesto correctthemusclesenseuntilthey haveformedanotherhabit.Amonkeyexperimentedwithlearnedto gethisfoodbyturningakeybut ifthekeywereonceremovedfrom thelockheneverlearnedtoinsert it,thoughfiftytimesitwaspicked upandinsertedbeforehiseyes.He hadnoideaofthekeyasaninstrument.

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tedfromtheSynodof'Ulster,and goingtoAmerica,locatedinVirginia.Hehadhimselfimmersedand startedanewsect,whichhas spreadthroughOhio,Kentuckyand someoftheWesternStates. He iisLetterknownOnaccountofhis famouscontroversywithArchbishop PurcellofCincinnati,whichy,.ai4 agowasawidelyreadbook, Campbellclaimedhisreligiontohe theonlysimon-pureonebasedon theBinh.Heheldsomeratherpeculiardoctrines-"graceisthepreachingoftheGospelandnotan irtirnal.operation oftheHoly Ghost."Heworldnotallowthe useofthewordsoriginalsin,hut heldtobaptismbyimmersiononly andyetisdisownedbyBaPtists. Hewasventhostiletoeverything Catholicandhisfollowershaveto alargeextentinheritedthatantipathy.TheirclergyclingtotheBibleandtheBibleonly with tenacityandlooueontheCatholic ChurchastheBi'le'sgreatest enrmv.Howtheycandothatinthe faceofwhatistaughtinmanymodernpulpitsishardtounderstand.

"DoctorOrderedHimtothe Hospital"

BADABSCESSCAUSEDCHILD AWFULPAIN.

FATHERANDSONCUREDBY ZAM-BUK.

"Mysonsufferedacutelyfroma very,badabcessinhisrightgroin,' saysMrs.EvaCook,ofWelie Creek,Wilson'sDownfall,N.S.W."1 wasunabletodoanythingforhim andtookhimtoadoctorinStanthorpewhogavehimaliniment whichseemedtogivehimalittle ease.Onenighthehadabadattackofconvulsionsandthedoctor orderedhimtothehospitalatonce.

"However,Itookhimbackhome, andpoulticedtheabscessuntilit broke.ThenIappliedsomeZamBilk,whichhadanimmediatesoothingeffect,thepainbeingeasedina splendidmanner,drawingoutall badmatterandhealingthewound inasurprisingway.Verysoonthe .littlechildwasrunningaboutthe houseagaincompletelycuredand freefromallPain,whichwasentirelyduetoZam-Buk.

"Convert askswhoarethe sectknownas"Campbellites,"Are theyProtestants?

Answer.-

Yes,"Convert,"theyareProtestantsandverybigotedonestoo. AsfarasIcanmakeout. Thesectknownas"TheDisciples ofChristy"or,moregenerally, "CamPbellites,"wasfoundedbyAlexanderCampbell,anIrishman,a Presbyterianoriginally,whosepara-

"Myhusband,sometimeagosufferedfromablood-poisonedleg, whichZam-Bukcompletelysured."

Zam-Itukisinvaluableforecezema piles,ringworm,abscesses,bloodpoison,soreheads,ulcers,badlegs, diseasedankles,scabs,itch,rheumaredhands,chilblains,coldsores,and allskindiseaseandinjuries.Sold tism,onenwounds,oldsores,chapel.;allchemistsandstoresatTs.6d. anti3s.6d.nernn-, "" !teenthe:*: : dney.

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AnnouncedthatthebodiesofRichardCoeerdeLion,KingHenry II,andotherPlantagenetshave beenfoundintheAbbeyatFontevrault,inthesouth-westofFrance.

Someyearsago,whenaworking men'sexhibitionwasopened in SouthLondon,ltpromisedtobea frost.Thestoryistoldofthelate KingEdwardVII,thathearingof itspoorbeginningheordereda carriageanddrovedownimmediatelytotheplace,enteredthishallas oneofthepublic,andspentaconsiderabletimeexaminingtheexhibitsandchattingwiththeofficials Thenextdaythepaperswerefull ofhissurprisevisit,.andtheexhibition,whichhadopenedwithfailure concludedwithsuccess.

Twelveofficialsconnectedwiththe collectionoftaxesongoodsenteringParishavebeenarrestedand chargedwithassistingtodefraud thecityauthoritiesof£200,000.It isstatedtheywerehandsomely bribedtoPermitofthefreewithdrawalofgoods.

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TheParishHallonMonday,3oth ultimo,wasthesceneofavery pleasantsocial.Organisedbythe Rev.FatherCrowley.forthefriends andsupportersoftheIrishPipe Band,itwasanimmensesuccess.

Aspecialfeatureofthemusical programmepresentedwasthesplendidrenditionbythePipeBand,of se,eralinspiritingmarches, not urf'millertothelargeaudiencepresent. Attheterminationofthe musicalsectionoftheevening,refreshmentswerepartakenof,after uhichthecustomarydancing,had thefloor.

Itisnotnecessarynow,forParishionerstowendtheirwascity wardsinquestofamusement.They areexcellentlycateredforintheir owndistrict,bythenumerousstallholdersinthecomingBazaar,One weekafancyDressBall,thena concertandlastweekaninterestingPictureShowinMcLeod'sHalb. Theworkersonthisoccasion,wase theladies'ofthePipers'Stall,were damesHannah,andFitzpatrick,who hadthepleasureofseeingtheireffortscrowns('withsuccess.

ThePipersStallagaintakethe fieldonMondaySeptembercth, whenaChildren'sBallwillinterest thosepresent.Apreviousonewas asuccess,thisbidstobemore:

TheLadies'Societyareearnestly rehearsingtheirComedies,inconnectionwithwhich,Mr.J.Dwyer coach,anticipatesapleasantresult.Thesurprisewillhegreat, (whentheHibernianHallbecomes thesceneofaction),atthehistorionicabilityofthecompany. At presenttheParishHallisthepreparingchamber,wherecomedy,flies aboutintragichaste.

InterestcentresroundtheIrish PipeBandatpresent.Veryshortlythetremblers,willappearinneat Piper'sRegalia.ThenHighgate may'wellbedoublyproudoftheir Pipers.

SpeculationisrifeastothesuccessfulStallintheBazaar.Some Predictone,someanother,whilst amongstallPr-dintions,thewinner issilentlyworkingforsuccess.

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TothelunglistofcuresatSt. David'sWell,Co.Wexford,another hasbeenadded,accordingtothe "EnniscorthyEcho."whichreports thatamongstthepilgrimstothe WellChristopherO'Reilly,Arklow, broughthisdaughter,Julia,amite ofliveyears,anobjectofpity withallwhosawher,forshewas unabletowalkandhadsolittle useofherhandsthatshewasunabletoopenherlingers.Aftertwo visitstotheWellshewalkedback tothecar,andwasthesameas anynormalchild.Thecurehasattractedmuehattentioninthedistrict.

Untillastweek,saystheDublin "Freeman,-ofJuly30,wewere notawarethatthedeliciousbanana couldbesuccessfullygroaninIreland. However,ampledemonstration,thatitcanbeisadordedat Glencairn,theresidenceofMr.RichardCroker.Here,underglass,are twoveryfin!plants,eachofwhich isheavileladenwithfruitaandso pleasedisMr.Crokerwiththere suitofhisfirstexperimentitbananaproductionthatheishavinga greenhouseerectedwhichwillbeusedexclusivelyforthecultivationof bananas.

Station,Quebec,Canada.Mr.Collinsisvtireleovertwentyyearsof age,andhasbeenincharge of GrosseIslandonlytworears.His flewappointmentisthemostimportantwirelesstelegraphstationin Canada,asitistheonlyonethat controlstheGulf,andtheposition asofficerinchargeisonethatcalls teranintimateknowledgeand strongcommonsenseindealingwith thedifferentquestions-whicharise intheSt.Lawrencechainofstations.

andgrand-nieceofNapoleon,died inaParisnursinghomeattheage of49.TheI'rincessmarriedthe Marquisde\illenarvein1882.At onetimeshewasadistinguished figureinParis,andherreceptions, atherresidenceintheRuedeTony werefamous.ThedeathofPrincessJeannerecallsthedramaticacquittalofherfather,PrincePierre Bonaparte,in187o,onthecharge ofmurderingVictorNoir.

JamesG.Murray,whowasa memberoftheIrishPapalBrigade, whichwenttotheassistance of PopePiusIX.in1860,diedrecentlyinNewYork,inhisseventyfirstyear.Themedalgiventohim bythePopewasburiedwithhim.

undertheinfluenceoftheirreligion theywouldsoonbringintothe Churchthemilliensthatareanxioustolearnthetruth,butaretodaykeptalooffromusby the shamelessinconsistency,andthebad andscandalouslivesofthosewho areCatholicsinname,butworse thaninfidelsinpractice.

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MissMaryAngelaDickens,thenovelist.granddaughterofCharles wiceens,whowaslately,receivedintothe"1-'-holiccommunion,isa Popularauthor,whoseworkbids fairtofindanenduringplacein Englishletters.Herbooksinclude "CrossCurrents,"AMereCypher,""AValiantIgnorance,"and ounveiled."Herfatheris the eldestsonofthegreatnovelist.

Oneoftheforemostauthorities inAmericaonastronomyisaCetholicwomanofCalifornia,M:ss Rose.A.O'Halloran,borninIreland,citizenofSanFrancisco.Miss O'Halloranisnotonlyarecognised authorityonastronomicalmatters butawriterandlecturerofwide reputation,andalsoapoetofgenuineattainments.

OnWednesdayoflastweek,says theDublinWeeklyindependent,"of July30,theremainswereinterred atNewtownbutlerofthelateMr. Mi.ha1Keenan,whodiedatth! remarkableageof102years.The deceesedwasa,nativeofCountyCavan,andspentthegreaterpartof hislifeinEnglandasalabourer. .Hietookthetotalabstinencepledge fromleatherMathew,andkeptit faithfullyuntilhisdeath,refusingto takealcoholicdrinkevenwhenmedicallyadvisedtodoso.Hepreservedthemedalwhichhereceived fromtheApostleofTemperance,regardingitashismostcherished possession. Hewasamoderate smoker,buttooknotea,usingmilk ofcocoainstead.Hehadlosthis PatrickBrowneanativeofBal-hearing,butpossessedallhisother lymity,Co.Wexford,andnowre-facultiestothelast.Hisyoungest sidingir.Wn.terford,alinesmaninson,theonlysurvivorofalarge thePostalTelegraphs,haspatentedfamily,isagedover75,andbothDutieseltheCatholicLayman aninvention-forimprovementsinwereinreceiptoftheOldAge electrically-controlledrailwayblock-Pension.

TheSpaniardscallthepassionflowerthe"floweroftheFive Wounds."Theleavesrepresentthe seearwhichpiercedOurSaviour's side thetendrilsrepresentthe cordswhichboundHim,andthe scourgeofsmallcordsthetenpetalsthetenApostleswho,deserted Himthepillarinthecentreofthe flower,thecolumntowhichHewas houndthestamenrepresentsthe hammerthestyles,thenails;the innscirle,thecrown01thorns;the radiusroundthecentrepillar,the crownofglory;thewhiteinthe flower,thetypeofpuritytheblue ofHeaven.Itkeepsopenthreedays andthendies,seemingtodenote thedeath,burial,andresurrection ofOurLord.Thefirsttimeitcame intoprominenceasanobjectofreligiousinterestwasintheyear 16°9,andthepriestwhowasthe firsttobringitsbeautifulemblemsintonoticewasFatherEmmanuellodeVillegas,anAugustinianmonkandnativeofMexico.

TheHeaviestMan

TheCatholiclaymenmustliveand signallingandapparatustherefor." actwithinthepropersphere. As BytheuseoftheinventionitisThomasS.Lonergan,awell-such,hemustnotbesatisfiedwith claimedthatwithoutamovementofknownwriterand'lecturer,hasbeentaleingCatholicity,buthemust thedriver'shand,thetrainslowsupappointedbyDr.Leipzigersupervis-liveanddischargehisdutiesasa totheregulatedspeedatthedan-oroflecturesefortheBoardofEd-Catholic-nottalk-butaction-his geroescurveorapproachingtheucationofNewYorktolectureondutiestoGod,hisdutiestohiefromhisofficeinatwo-wheeledcar station,andatlevelcrossing,time-Irishhistor,andliterature. Mr.family,hisdutiestohisneighbour,whichwaslowered,withtheshafts ISwarningisgiveninthecabinbeLonerganiswideleknowninthehisdutiestohiscountryandhimtheringingofenelectrichell.!Statesasapublicspeaker,andisself.Itisonlythusthathecan Shouldthisfailtohavethewaynotedforhisetoeuenceandeaten-achievehisownsalvaticn,and,by clearst2araisautomaticallyshutsiveknowledge.Heisalwaysahisgoodexample,opentheeyesof offatasafedistanceuntilthemasterofhissubject,andneverhisnon-Catholicfriendstothereal failstoholdthecloseattentionoftruth,thebeauty,theconsistency hisaudience. - Thepubliclectureandthedivinityofthedoctrines, series,whichiseducationalandandtheteachingsoftheCatholic instructive,isconductedbytheDe-Church. Catholiclaymen,should partmentofEducationofNewcarrytheirreligionintodailyand York, hourlypractice,inalltheirdealings withtheirfellowcitizens.Ina PrincessJeanneBonaparte,theword,iftheystrictlylivedupto theirbelief,andneveractedexcept

ratesareopened.

Anotherinstant*ofthesuccess achievedbyPerseveringyoungIrishmenisfurnishedbytherecentpromotionofJamesP.Collins,formerlyofCastlebar,CountyMayo,to thepositionofSuperintendent of theMarconiWirelessFamePointdaughterofPrincePierreBonaparte

AParisiancontemporaryclaims foramagistrate,whohasjustdied intheprovinces,thathewasthe fattestandheaviestmar,inthe world. Bethisasitmay,;t statesthatheweighedBost.alb.; thatheweesostoutthathecould neitherwalknorgetintoacarriage;andthatheproceededtoand intheair,soastoenablehim toplacehisbackonthefloorand toberaisedafterdesperateexertion.Astronghorsewasthenharnessedtothecar,andsothemagistratemadethelittlejourneysin arecumbentposture.Itmaybeaddedthatawindowhadtobedemolishedtogetthecoffinoutof thehouseforthefuneral,andthat, asnohearsecouldhavemetthe emergency,ahugeandverysolid carhadtoheusedtotakeitto theChurchandthecemetery. 4,

TheH.AUCBSSocietyatMaylands

OpeningofaNewBranch

AVerySuccessfulStart

TheOfficersoftheDistrictBoard oftheH.A.C.B.societyhavebeen pattingforwardaconsiderableamountofenergy.forsometimepast.. intheworkoforganisingthevariousCatholiccentreswiththeobject ofestablishingbranches,wherever conditionswarranted.Itwasknown thatforsometitreFatherLynce ofMaylandswasdesirousthata branchoftheSocietyshouldbeinauguratedinhisparishandchiefly owingtohisenergy,hisdesirewas realisedonSundaylast.Attheten o'clockMassheannouncedtoa largecongregationthatabranchof theH.A.C.B.Societywouldbeopened.SomefortyHiherniansfrom theMetropolitanarea,includingthe

tiontoGodandcountrythegloriousSt.LawrenceO'Toole,whomhe thoughtitappropriateshouldbethe Patronoftheinfantbranch. The reverendFatherconcludedbyurging uponallpresentthedesirabilityof becomingmembersoftheH.A.C.B. Societyintheinterestsofthemselves,theirhomes,theirfaith and theirfatherland.

FatherLynchtheninvitedtheDistrictPresident(Bro.Jas.Dowling), theDistrictTrustee(Bro.M.O'Dea) andtheDistrictSecretary(Bro.M. A.Scanlan)toaddressthepeople present.

Bro.Dowlingexpressedprofound thanistoFatherLynchfortherare privilegehethatmorningenjoyed,

inetinshibeorinstormtheystood fearlesslyfor"FaithandFather land."Theywerenotlessloyalto Australiathanhermostdevoted citizens,fordidtheynotaidis creatingapure-rhinded,justice-lovingandpatrioticandGad-fearing citizenship.Bro.Dowlingconcluded brexhortingalltojointheSociety.

Bro.M.O'Dea(DistrictTrustee), paidahightributetotheworth ofFatherLynchasadistinguished memberoftheSociety. Itwas throughhisinstrumentalitythata branchwastobestartedinMay

landsandBayswater.Hetrusted theSocietewouldstartwithagood numberofthecongregationpresent.

Hiberniaaandwentontoexplain theobjectsoftheSocietyandits benefits,Hestronglyadvancedthe claimsoftheSociete/upontheCatholiccommunityandexplainedthe benefitstobegainedbymembership withtheSociety.BrotherScaniaa concludedwiththerettarks"To nosectionofourSocietycanheor shegainentrancewhOisnota PracticalCatholic.NonecallbeOfferedamongstuaotherthanthose ofunblemishedreputation,andwho livetruetotheprinciplesofreligion andNationality."

TheDistrictSecretarysubsequent.. lyreadtheDispensationauthorising theopeningoftheSt.Lawrence

TheH.A.C.B.Society--DelegatestotheFourteenthAnnualDistrictMeetingheldatSubiaco BackRow(fromlefttoright)B.C.O'Brien,M.L.C.,H.S.Parker,J.O'Callaghan,J.J.KenneallyD.Guardian),M.U'Dea(District Trustee),J.J.Scott,M.J.Cullity, ,.1.Dobson.SecondRowRev.FatherLynch,W.Kelly,F.M.'Kenney,J,Sughan,Rev.FatherO'Neill, T.Boyle,P.B.Snigg,M.Flynn,F.Gray,J.A.Young.ThirdRowMasterFlynn,Miss11.M.O'Connor,John Nugent(D. Treas.), A.A.Moffat(P.D.P.).H.D.Gibbs(D.President),J.S.Dowling(D.V.-President),M.A.Scanlan(D.Sec.), B. ShineD.Warden), Mrs.Shine,Mrs.Callaway.FrontRow(sitting!W.G.Wornor,D.Beecher,M.J.O'Donnell,J.M'Alinden,.1.Hart,M.J.Hallinan, A.T.Kinsehla,R.Boylen,MasterFlynn.

officersoftheDistrictBoard,wera presentinregalia.Immediately afterMass,FatherLynchhavingexplainedtothecongregationthat theofficersoftheDistrictBoardof theSocietywerepresentathisinvitationtoestablishabranchof theSocietyintheirmidst,under thepatronageofSt.Lawrence O'Toole,thelastcanonizedSaintof Ireland,eloquentlyre"iewedtherise andprogressoftheSocietyandits claimsupontheloyalattachmentof Catholicsfromthetwo-foldstandpointtypifiedinitsmotto"Faith andFatherland."Instirringwords heoutlinedthestrugglesmadeby theIrishraceforthepreservation oftheirFaithandNationalityand instancedasatypeofheroicdevo-

andconveyedtohimthegratitude oftheHibernianSociety,throughout theStateforhisbrilliantservices inthecauseoftheSocietyandfor thezeal,patriotismanddevotion, demonstratedintheinaugurationof abranchinMaylands,andcongratulatedtheparishionersofBayswat erinhavingsuchazealouspastor.

HestatedthattheHibernianSocietywasaffiliatedwiththeAncient OrderofHiberniansinIrelandand America,andwasthegreatestCatholiccombinationsimilarlyconstitutedintheEnglishspeakingworld, havingamembershipof36o,000

HesweptasidetheargumentadvancedbysomethattheSocietyshould notfindplaceonAustraliansoil byimpressingonallthatwhether

HewasawarethatCatholicYoung Men'sSocietieswererenderingexcellentserviceintheirsphere,but hewasforcedtotheconclusion fromlengthenedexperience,that throughbeingconstitutedondifferentlinestotheH.A.C.B.Society, asabenefitSociety,youngmen,in theProcessoftime,weretooeasilylosttotheseworthyorganisations. Finallyheappealedtohis hearerstoco-operatewithFather Lynch,anddoalltheyreasonably couldforthewelfareandadvance meatoftheSt.LawrenceO'Toole Branch.

Bro.Scanlan(TheDistrictSecretary)prefacedhisremarkswith kindlyreferencestothegoodwork accomplishedbyFatherLynchasa

O'TooleBranchoftheHibernian AustralasianCatholicBenefitSociety,whereupontheDistrictPresident assistedbytheDistrictOfficersdeclaredtheBranchtobehenceforth knownas"theSt.Lawrence O'Toole,"dulyopened.Thefollowingwereelectedoffice-bearersfor thecurrentsixmonths:-Bros.P. O'Connor,President;J.H.McDonald,vice-President;H.Moir,Treasurer;W.Donohoe,Secretary;Ed. Lowe,WardenEdwardKennedy, Guardian.

SeveralofficersfromthemetropolitanandSuburbanbranchesofthe Societywerepresent.TheDistrict Boardandvisitingmemberswere afterwardsentertainedtodinnerly theRev.FatherLynch.

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SATURDAY,SEPTFIdBERa.191o.

TheChurchandMusic

TheOrgan

OnlastWednesdaynightthefirst ofaseriesofOrganRecitalswas givenintheCathedralbyMr.Taylor,assistedby'theleadingsolotits ofthecity.Fromeverypointof viewthe'effortwasabrilliantsuccess.Despitetheinclemency of theweath-r,theCathedralseating accommodationwasseverelytaxed, andnumeerswerecompelledtostand intheporchesthroughouttheentireperfermance,yetsoraptwere theybetheexcellentmusicthateven they,feltloathetoleavewhenthe lastitemontheprogrammehad he'nrendered.Thisspeakswellfor theneworganist,andtheselections henutfor'h,aswellasforhis highlyefficientrenditionofthem.It isalsoastrieingtestimonytothe superiorityofthemusicwhichis renthredintheCatholicChurch. Theidae,thesentiments,andthe wordsedithevesettomusicfor recitaleeforetheGodoftheTaberminearethemostsublimecorn position.everwritten,andthemu-

sicIsasworthyofthesublimity oftheideaasthemostperfectof imperfectmindscanmakeit.This iswhytheChurchmakessuchuse ofthemostpowerfulandappropriateofallmusicalinstrumentsfor therenditionofhermusic-theorgan.Itadmitsofnocomparison withanyotherforPower,fulness, andbrilliancy.Itisthesonorous voiceoftheCatholicChurch,and yetliketheechoofaninvisible world,whichissembollicallymanifested.Sometimesitstonesexcite tocontemplation,atothers,itfills withsadness,orinflamingour heartswithacelestialardour,raises ustothebeautifulandresplendent regionsoftheInfiniteBeingandin themidstofourtransportswefeel asthoughwewereamongthechoirs ofAngels. Thereis,perhaps,anotherreason hytheorganispeculiarlyadapted fortherenditionofCatholicmusic. Initselftheorganembracesahost ofmusicalinstruments-itisanorchestra,itisevenmore,becauseit canhemadetoimitatethehuman voice,.(andinthebeautifulorgan atpresentinstalledintheCathedral,ithasastopcalledthe(vox Humana),thehumanvoice),even toanicety,andyetall Mend,underthetouchofthecapableoreanistintothemostpleasing harmony.IfwetakethecompositionoftheChurch-whosechiefmusicalinstrumenttheorganis,we findthatthoughitismadeup of hundredsoftrillionsofmen-each onediflerentfromtheother,each havinghisownnaturalkeynote, andsound,hisownopinion,hisown voiceoneverysubjectunderthe sun,yetwhentheyallmeettogethesastheydo,whentheyassembleforMassorforeveningdevotion andwhen theMasterHand ofDivineFaithsweepsoverthem, forthfromthemanifoldelements thatcomposethecrowd,comesone voiceofpraise,onevoiceandone noteoffaith,allbelievingthegame truths,alladoringthesameGod,all expressingthesamefaithandlove, eachoneaddingtothestrengthand sweetnessofthatmelodybythe contributionofallthatisbestin him,ofmindandheart,inthe nameof,andforthegloreofGod. DivineFaith,itis,therefore,that makesthemysticbody-of('hriettheChurch,andtheorganwhichis theembodimentofsomane-dissimilarunits,solikeintheperfect harmonywhicheachrenderstoGod, intheevereiseofHispraise. Itmaybesaidthattheorganis usedequally,bytheothervarious sectsanddenominationsas:wellas bytheCatholicChurch.Weadmit it,butwhodoesnotseetheinincongruity Unlessthemusicof theCatholicChurchisrendered,the organismerely"adraw,"andif theCatholicChurchmusicisrendered,thenitonlyprovesthatshe isthemistressandpatroness of musicandtheonlyonethatknows howtoimprintanddeveloptheDivinestofthoughtsonourlimitedhumanintelligences.TheCatholicChurchcontrolsthemindand heartofman,justasdidHerDivineFounder.Shewascreatedfor us-FOROURMINDStogive us alltheknowledgeofGod,togiveit initspurity',togiveitinallits integrity,togiveitandproclaim itinallthestrengthandmajesty ofitspower.ButtheChurchalso endsherwayintoTHEHUMAN HEART.Itisnotenoughtosay webelieveintellectually,-wemust openourheartstoherinfluenceand allowthemtoheswayedtewards theLordourGod.AndifweexcepttheSacraments,andprayer, themoststrikingandPenetrating meanswhichtheChurchutilisesfor reachingtheheartofman-isher music.Afterthesupernaturalthe mostpowerfulmeansofreachingthe humanheart,arethesplendourof herliturgy,thegrandeurofher song,andtheresonantaccompanimentofheror'anicmusic.Truly, wewouldbelieourmiture,we wouldnotunderstandourselves,if wedidnotadmithowlargelythe heartendeniritofmenisswayed, touchedandinfluencedforgoodor evilh.%music.Whodoesnotre-

memberhavingreadhowthesweet strainsofDavid'sharpsoothedthe savageandlunaticKingSaul.Even whendespairsatheavyuponhim, andtherageofhellwasinhis heart,andhislipswerefoaming, andhewastremblinginalldie convulsionsofdespair,eventhen, ifDavid'sdeftfingerssweptthe stringsofhisharp,thespiritof musicsoothedhissavageheart,and theeyesthatragedwithpassion, meltedintotears,andhefeltonce moreanechoofthepeaceofheart, whichhehadlostbyhistransgressions.Soitisto-day.Themagnef tiemusicofthegrandoldChprcn ofalltheages,drawsintoit,men andwomenthatnopowerofman couldinfluence.Thewaywardand theworldly'inclined,thesinfuland theiraccomplicesareledbycuriosity,orbymusicalinstinctintothe Church.Theeinstinctively'kneelbeforetheAltaroftheGodtheyhad abandoned,theyaretouched,asit were,byanangelhand,theatmosPhereisredolentofGod,everysound madebytheorganisamelody whichstrikestheirhearts,andthey whohadbeenwanderingcomeback, touchedby'thecombinationof sweetsoundstheyhadheardinthe longago.Theybegintothink,to feeltoheconvinced.Aprayer goesforth.Theycatchtheideas fromtheorgan,theyjoinwithit, endbacktoGodtheygo,sending forththeirprayerstoHeavenon thekeynotesoftheorgan.Take awaytheCatholicChurchandher Patronagefrommusicthroughout. theagesancientand"dark"andmusicwouldbemerelyanegativequantity.ThattheCatholicCathedralof Perthhasarichandbeautifulorgan,redoundstothecreditofher parishioners.Itisanemphatictestimonythattheybelieveinmaintainingthetraditionalmusicalspiritofpastages,andthatthey aroinharmonywiththeancient, medievalandmodernideaoftheMotherChurchofallChristendom-the advanceofmusicastheholiest, sweetestandmostpleasingexpresstunofthepraises God.

CatholicOutspokeness

SEPTEMBER3,191o.

everblatantlytheself-satisfiedcommentatoronmoderninstitutions mayprotesttothecontrary,there aremanywithinhisimmediatecircleofacquaintanceswhowillbe interestedandperhapshonoured,elk bestofall,Perhapscomfortedat euidedarght,ifattheacceptable timehespeakstothemcourageousintelli4ently,zealously.of thosethingswhichmakelife so worthyandeternitysoreal. He sillfindtohisjoythatheisdoingtheworkoftheMaster,and thattheheartsofhishearersalso mayburnwithinthem. Ifwebutbringtheconsciousness ofourCatholicfaith,ourChristian responsibilityintothewholeofour life,andreallymakeourselvesnew meninthesightofGod,ifwebut doeventhis,wearesurelyandeloquentlypreachingtheGospelof ChristandextendingChrist'sKingdomamongmen. Ifwebutlive foranotherworld,ifweareconstantlylookingoutforthethings thataretocome,theveryfxityof ourvisionwillteachothermenthat therearethingsbeyondworthliv ingfor.Oneofthedangersof democracyisthateverymanwill thinkheoughttodoasthecrowd does.Thecrowd,believingthateverymanisequal,thatnoone shouldactdifferentlyfromanyone else,willfreelycriticiseandcriticiseadverselyanypronouncedindividualaction.Democracymay bemoretyrannicalthanabsolutism, anditoftenplacesupontheindividualtheburdenofdefying.the crowd,whereasthecrowdoughtto encourageendhelptheindividualto attainthehiehestfulfillmentofhis personalability. Arewelivingandworkinginthis spirit9 Hewfardoesthecontrary spiritoftheworldeatintoour souls,and,throughcompromise, throughcowardlyself-consciousness, weakenthevitalityandthewatchfulnessofourCatholicdignityand ourCatholicresponsibility? Personalindifference,personallaziness, whichhaveledustoneglectthe powersofourintellectandour will,havedeafenedtheearsofour soul.

Theneedto-dayofCatholicmen andwomenwhowillcourageously andintelligently,inpublicandin private,standfortheprinciplesof theCatholicfaith,must,saes writerinTheCatholicWorld, be evidentatoncetoanyonewho waleswithhiseyesopen. inprivatelifetherewasnever greateropportunitythannowfor theCatholiclaymanwhocan,withoutgivingtheslightestof/lice, showtheworldofspiritualityto aworldthatisrapidlygrowtne materialistictheworthofprincipletoaPeoPlethatrushesafter Pleasure;thevalueofChristian dogmatosoulsthatknownocertainstartingpoint,noplaceof restthestrengthofthemanwho knowswhencehecame,whitherhe aspirestogo,whoseuniversehas itssuretermsofbeginningandof end,whoreadsthatuniverseinthe reasonableharmonyoftherevelationofGodthroughChrist-toshow allthistohisacquaintanceswho maynotunderstand,butwhowill certainlyadmireandinevitablybe attracted.

DiocesanNews.

CALENDAR

September4th-16thSundayafter Pentecost.St.RoseofViterbo.(Virgin).

Mon.e-St.Lawrence,Justinian, BishoparidConfessor.

Tues.6-St.Rumoldus(Martyr). Irish.

Wed.7-St.EugeninsIII.Popeand Confessor. Thurs.8-NativityoftheBlessed Virgin.DoubleofnClass, withOctave.

Fri.e----St.Kyran(Abbot),Irish. Sat.io-St.Hilary,PopeandConfessor.

Tolivehappilywithothersdoes notmeanthatwemustneverspear ofthosethingswhichoughttobe mostimportantandmostsacredto all.Weneednotargue,;weneed notintrudewhereevidently'weare notwanted; weneednotseekto oppose.Butthereisakinderand moreeffectivewayaPParentwhen theopportunitycomestotheCatholiclaymanwhosefaithishis verylife.Andtheopportunitywill inevitablypresentitselftoeveryone. Wearelivingundersorely'artificialconventionalities.Wespeakof everythingexceptthatonething whichiseverything.Letusnot hedeceivedbythegenerallyacceptedagreementtorelegatereligionto thedistantbackgroundandnever allowittoheexposedinantpublicway. Andonemaybecertainthathow-

TheOrganRecitalwhichwasgivenintheCathedralonlastWednesdaynightwasagreatsuccess.Congratulationsfromeverymusician Present-andthey,weremany-were theorderof,theevening.Nothing couldexceedtheorderlinessanddecorumoftheimmenseaudience.Every'numberoftheprogrammewas wellrendered,andthecriticisms whichwerefreelygivenassoonas thecriticsgottheuseoftheir tonguesoutsidetheChurch, were allgenerous.Thesuccessofthis fistrecitalisadistinctencouragementtotheOrganCommittee.The organandorganistcommandthe heartyappreciationofallwhoheard them,andwefeelsurethatevery, succeedingrecitalwillbewelcomed. e WeregrettoreportthatMonsignorMateohashadaverysevere attackofillnesswhichconfineshim tobedatHospitalofSt..Tohnof God. OnMondayhissymptoms werealarming,butsincehehas steadily,thoughslowlyimproved, andatpresentthedoctorsthinkthe reverendgentlemanwillheableto leavetheHdspitalafteraweekor so.

Theallroundmusicalsuccessesof thestudentsofourConventschools attherecentexaminationsarea greattributetotheefficienceofthe musicaltrainingchildrenreceivesin theseschools.

BythelastmailfromhomeFatherGilroy,ofWestPerth,received thesadnewsofhisfather'sdeath whichoccurredonJuly27th,athis residence,Pertiaghan,Beltinbet,Co. Cavan,attheageof7s.Deceased hadbeenailingforashorttimebeforehisdeathandmethisendwith tranquilitysurroundedbymostof themembersofhissorrowingfamily.ARequiem,MasswascelebratedatSt.Brigid's,WestPerth,on Thursda,morning,atwhichalarge concourseofdiocesanpriestsattended.TheRev.FatherGilroywas celebrantoftheMass,assistedby theRea.FathersH.O'Reilly, of Guildford,andLynchofMaylands, asDeaconandSubdeaconrespectively,andFatherJohnO'Reillyof Kellerherrin,asMasterofCeremonies.Inthesanctuaryandchoirwere ArchdeaconSmythandFatherHallinen,asChanters,theVeryRev. FatherVerling,MonsignorBourke, Val.,theVeryRev.FatherClune, C.SS.R.,theMonastery,North Perth,DeanO'Reille,theRev.FathersPaean,andO'Gorman(Victore Park),theRev.Fathers Wh andMcCallion,O.M.I.'s. Fremantle,FatherFlynn,0.M.d., Candetough,FatherO'Neill,C.SS. R.,theMonastery;FatherMastersonfaatesloe) FatherGallagher (StibiSco)FatherCrowley(HighgateHill)FatherSheridan,(Guildford' VeryRev.FatherGibney (Cathedral)FathersMoloneyand Prosnan(Cathedral).TheRequiem MasswassungbythePriestsinthe sanctirary,andaftertheMassthe Rev.FatherGilroy,assistedbyhis DeaconandSubdeaconwavethelast blessingattheCatafalque.Mr. aTathiasGilroy-thedeceasedfather ofFatherGilroywasafaithfuland strenuousbattlerfortherightsof hisnativecountry.Heenthusiasticallysupportedeverymovement thatcontributedtotheamelioration oftheTrishpeasantry.Hedied fullof'earsandhonour-having beenpre-deceasedbyhiswife by Metayears.ToFatherGilroywe extendourverydeepsympathy,in thecrestsorrowwhichhasbefallen himinthedeathofagood,abe lovedfathertea'thousandmiles nway.-R.T.P.

LocalandPersonal.

ATaxi-motorwasdrivenfuriouslyuptheLord-streethillonlast Mondaynightandheadedforthe Cathedral.Evidentlytherewas somethingwrong,becausethemotor crashedintothewretchedlamppost -anantedeluviankerosenelamp, seatedonthetopofarottenwood enpost.ThePostgaveway,and theplasscrashedandthekerosene splashed,andthechaffeurawoketo theposition,andfeltquiterelieved thatitwasonlyanoldlampthat wasbrokenafterall.Hisengines wereellright,andhestartedfor thecity-butaveryinharmanious janglingplainlytoldthetalethat theTaxihadhadanaccident.

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TheAnnualHibernianBallheld atBeverleywasagreatsuccess.A veryenjoyableeveningwasspent.

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alltastes.Thedisplaywasmostrailway.constructionworks.Itis creditabletoallconcernedinitsstatedthatdecentwomencannot preparation,andembracedinnumerwalkalongthestreetsowingtothe ablecreationsoftheepicureanart.aadlanguageused.Decentwomen Wednesdatnightasusual,wasde-cannotshalePerthstreetswithout votedtothechildren,andbotholdbeingshockedanddisgustedbethe

carriedoutbeMrs.Lunn,assisted byseveralladyfriends,andtheresultwasineverywayagratifying success. Mr.W.Power,ofGrass Vallee,suppliedthedancemusic,and adaintysupper,Providedbythe andyoung,especiallythelatter,re-filthylanguageusedbywell-dressedladies,wasservedduringthein grettedthehourfordispersing, whichcamealltoosoon.Froma financialstenciloint,theresultwas highlysatisfactory.

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AwellknownandrespectedresidentoftheBoulderintheperson ofMr.JohnCallananwaslaidto restonSundaylastintheBoulderCemetery.Thefuneralwaslargelyattended.Thedeceasedwhowas inhis52ndyear,leavesawifeand tenchildrentheyoungestbeing threeyearsofage.Mr.Callanan wassteady'quiet,andunassuming, andhisdeathwhichwasunexpected cameasashocktohisMany friends.TheVeryRev,DeanBrennanconductedthefuneralserviceat thegrave.

The"CapriciousCarPer,"ofthe "GeraldtonExpress"describesthe "West."asa"Conservatoriurc,of interminableandwearisomeepistles."

WritingonthePerth"TramTrouble,"LeGrondeursays:-Geraldton hasn'tarrivedjustSetather tramera.Butit'srapidlyapproaching,antourpresentpetticoatel youngsterswon'thaveattainedto thedignityoflongpants,before seeingelectriccarsrunningPerhapsbetweenPointMooreandthe ChapmanBridge,withprobably a branchtoGnarngula.Butwhen ourtramsarrive,it'sasafebet thatno"company"foreignorotherwise,willhavecontrolofthese usefulconveyances.Thistownhas hadsomeexperienceof"companies."

ThehallinaidoftheCatholic ChurchFundsheldattheWoolgar Hallwasadecidedsuccess.The musicwasprovidedbyMr.M.A. SmithandMrs.Adams.Theladies ofWoolgargivingadelightfulsupper.

* I LegerErson,theselectedLaaourcandidatefortheKooyongseat duringhiscanvassoftheelectors madesomebolddeclarationstepeethe AustralianneedofaNationalOpera HouseandaFishDiet.Hewould liketoseefivethousandfishermen brougtttoAustraliaandplanted

hoodlums-andPerthhasafairly capaciouslock-up.Thelock-upis rottheonethingneededtominimisethisgrowingevil.

SirGeorgeReidisreportedasnot altogethersatisfiedwithhisjobas HighCommissioner.Heisfinding hisofficestoolinvokedwithmore Pin-erielisanduneasinessthanhe expected.Alittlewhileback we thoughthehada"softsnap,"in theHighCommissionerehipand,like

terval.Mrs.Lunndeeiiestothank allwhoinanywaycontributedto theevening'eenjoyment.

* Suhiacoiteshaenointentionof allowingtheirpushfulattlesuburb todropintotheruckofthecommonplace-andtobecomea"sleeps hollow."Theyaredeterminedto keeptheirendupinthepolitical arena,anditwillnothetheirfault iftheydon'tmakehistory.Their latestmoveistocreateanewcurtheaoungladyapplicantfor anorinourmanycorneredpolitics, -oodsituationwhowantedmoreundertheeuphonioustitleof"The aaysoutthanin,frcmtat? DemocraticLeague." Seedapretty. edlistofhisengagementsfora publish-pretentiousprogramme"TheDemomonth,wewereledtosupposehe kcreaLeague'hasevolved-ifitcan wasgettingallthe"joy"bewan-onlysucceedincarryingin'opateted.ItmightLethatthedinnerswere notuptothestandardofAustraliancanneryart,andthewines werejusta"leetle"new. Such thingsmighthaveinterferedwith hisliverandhisdigestion-atorpidliverisnotthemostagreeable thinginaHighCommissionerhe Isliabletofretso,andhisoutlookuponlifeisnotlikelytohe toocheerful.Wehopethejobwill panoutbetterforthebulky Knight.Itissaddeningtoreadof disappointedexpectationseven thoughasubstantialscrewsitsbehindthem.

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Oneofthebusiestmedicalmenin thecityofT'erthisDr.Blanchard DistrictMedicalOffice%Allcivil servantsforentry,forleaveofabsenceorholidaysaresenttothe Doctorforhis°Pinion.Postmortemsisanotheritemofhisduty, antithentheOldMen'sHome.In additiontothesedutieshehasa largePrivatepractice,andisabit

tics)politiesthewholeofitsfive Planksitwillhaveachieved five longstridesforwardinthedirectionofadvancedlegislationand Subiacoand"TheDemocraticLeague,"willhaveaddedanew and stirringchaptertoWestAustralian Politicalhistory.Theplatform adoptedby,thenewLeaguecomprisethefollowingfiveplanks:-e. Reductionofthefranchiseof the LegislativeCouncil. 2.DevelopmentofPrimaryindustries-(a)agriculture(b)mining(c)tropical.; Encouragementofsecondaryindustries,includingStatePreferenceto WesternAustralianmanufactures. .1 Reformofliquorlawwithlocaloption.5.Extensionoffreeeducationsystem.ItsobjectsareerthinlyPraiseworthyandamb...oui toadegree,andwewillgosofar astosaywebelieve"ThePemocra ticLeagueisseriousinitsintentions.Theyaresetoutinthe followingorder.Toaidintheestablishmentandmaintenance of ofaspecialistattheapplicationofstablegovernmentinWesternAilsradiumandIonisation.Pr.Blan-traliauponsounddemocraticprinciples. 2.Toassistinfurthering theProsperityoftheStatebysupportingthedevelopmentofallexistingindustries,andtheencouragementofnewindustriesorbranchee ofindustrieswherepracticable.a Toopposethedominanceofan classfrytheLegislaturewithaview tosecurejusticeandequality of treatmentforall.4.Toholdregularmeetingsforthediscmtionof questionsaffectingthepublicwelfareasameansofextendin ticaleducation.TheHon.Henry. chardisaveryclosestudentand alwayskeepshimanfaitwithmedieoannouncement.

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Saysthe "EasternDistricts Chronicle":-Theannualplainand fancydressballorganisedinaid ofSt.Patrick'sChurch,York,was heldattheMechanics'Instituteon Tuesdayevening,the2erdinst.,and asusualattractedalargeattendance.Thefancycostumes,were not,however,byanymeansnumerous.Theholeofthearrangements werecapaalycarriedoutbyenergeticcommittees,aswellasthejoint secretarialduties,haMissUnto, andMr.L.Smith.Marshall'sBand efficientlysuppliedthemusic,while Mr.GarryFlanaganactedasM. C.Thesupperroomswereadistinct featureofthefunction,andhere theladies,hadprovidedtempting delicaciesinendlessprofusionfor

* TheChildren'sFancyDressCarnivalheldintheVaudevilleTheatre, Guildford,onThursdayeveningthe 25thinst.,inaidoftheChurch Funds,waslargelyattended.There weretenfancysets,whichpresented a verypicturesquesightduringthe carryingoutofthegrandmarch, tinderthedirectionofMr.O'Leary

Theprizeforthebestsetwaswon bythe"Fishers"(arranged by MissRoberts),thesecondawardgoingtothe"Groper,"set(Miss AdaGee).MissGeeas"Daughter oftheRegiment,"receivedthefirst prizeforthemostoriginalcostume whiletheboys'Prizewasawarded toPrinceCharming,"eMaster WalterRea).Mr.Lannenmadean emcientM.C

ThepeopleofDowerinare indignant'becausethey'haven'talockupfortherowdieswhofellowthe

themarchofpoliticalprogressladies,t,esuppose,willbeadmitte'i totheLeague,andenjoythesame

H.A.C.B.Society thathavepassed.

* * TomBurrowsandHarryLawson, indulgedinawood-whirling,sirchurningspasmatKalgoorlielast week,andthefitlastedfor7.1 hoursbeforeBurrowswasawardei thedecisiononPoints. if, IntheParishHall,Northam,on Thursdayevenine,the2ethinst,a danceWnStaleinsaloftheforthcomingCatholic*Reimer.Theoreanisin7andarransineofdetailswere

ST.JOACHIM'SBRANCH,VICTORIAPARK,

Mr.JohnGuilfoyleandMrs.Guilfoylethewellknownproprietorsof theAustralianHotel,Murray-Street celebratedwithgreateclattheirsilverjubileeoftheirweddingonlast Tuesday.Thedaywasoneofgreat rejoicingatthepopularhoteland manywerethehappythingssaid.of thejubilarians,congratulationsand alongthecoast,tosupplythepeo-kindwishesforalongandprosperPlecheaplywithafishdiet,thatousfuturewerethesentimentsex-eyewashisitspresident,andithas wouldbebetterforthemthanmeatpressedbye wireandcable. Byseveralotheroffice-bearers.TheinWithvegetables,fish,andlightwinewayofdiversionheengagedthreetentionistoholdmonthlypublic Australianswouldbecomeahappiermotorcarsandtookhisfriendsoutgatherings,ostensiblytocreateand briehter,andhealthierpeople. HeforasPinintothecountry.Mr.fostertheLeague'sopinionsandto wouldputthehealthadministrationandMrs.GuilfoyledeserveallthemakethemthoroughlyWestAustraofAustraliaunderonecentralkindthingssaidofthem.Theylien.SirWalterJameswillopen board,insteadofleavingitunderhavebysheerindustryandbusinesstheProgrammeonthe7thofthis Statecontrol.Kooyongwasn'tincapacitybuiltupasplendidhomemonthwithalectureon"Politiaccordwiththegenialmedico'sforthemselvesandtheirchildren,calOrganisation."TheLeaguehas 5 ideas-helosthisdepositwhentheandto-daytheyareamongthemoststartedwithamembershipof ,3 numberswentup. respectedcitizensoftheMetropolis.maleelectors.Keepingstepwith * * Theyhavebeenblessedwithquite NoggerupCatholicsaremakingalargefamily-sevenofwhomare PreparationsforaEuchretourna-alive.Theironlydaughterisan mentand1allinaidof.the10(.4excellentreligieuseintheOrderofPrivilege.as themalemembers. Churchfund.Theyanticipate Mercy,VictoriaSquare,andtheirAnyhow,whyshouldn'tthey.There largecrowdandthe"Record,"Ieldestson,Johnisstudyingfortheistous,however,anelement of hopestheywillgetn11theyhopmedicalProfessionatOxfordUni-humourinthewholethingandwe versity,wherehehasalreadywonareinclinedtoregarditas .n infantProciey-Prodigiesasarule goldenopinionsforhisapplication andsuccess. Mr.GuilfoylewasgetofftheEnthtoosoon. quiteinterestinginhisreplies to thespeechesmadeontheoccasion ofhissilverjubilee.Hisreminiscencesasaguardonthetrains sometwentyyearsaeo,wouldmake mostinterestingreading.WecongratulatethejubilariansandhopeThefortnightlymeetingoftheabtheirnexttwenty-fiveyearsandloveSocietywasheldonAugust moremaybeashappyasthoseloth,inst.,whenworthyPresident for.

FatherO'Gorman,presidedovera representativegathering,amongst whole.weretheRev.FatherLynch, ofMaylands,andtheVeryRev. DeanO'Reilly,fromClontarf. Correspondencewasreceivedfrom theDistrictBoardinformingthe membersofthedeathoftwoHibernians,andfromaPerthMedical Practitionerofferinghitservicesto thebranchasamedicalcancer. Bothcommunicationswereheldover fordiscussionuntilthenextmeeting night.

ThreenewmembersweredulyinstalledintotheranksoftheSocietyandasimilarnumberwaspropasell.Thiswillbringtherollof menshershiPuptoforty,andifthe increasecontinue'theexecutive°agarswillhavenocauseforcomplaint,consideringthatthe':society hasonlybeeninexistenceforeight months.

TheSecretaryreportedhavingattendedtheopeningcdtheMaylands BranchwhichPromisestobe a verrsuceessulsociety.

Aftertheusualbusinesshadbeen dispensedwith,aprogrammeof vocalandothermusicalitemswas submittedbytheSocialCommittee Mostoftheitemswerecontributed by]sealtalentwhorenderedavery podaccountofthemselves,aswas VidennedbythevociferousapPlanse attheterminationofeachsong. Severalre-cellsweregivenbythe delightedaudience,alargenumber ofwhomcameherthesocialpart oftheevening,andenjoyedthemselvesthoroughly.Mr.W.B.Cooling(Vice-President)andMr.H.S. Parker(Secretary)heartilythanked thosewhocontributedtowardsthe successofthenight,andtheyincidentallyremarkedthatitwasonly thefore-nennerofmanymoregatheringsofalikenature,asitwas bythismeansthatthegoodwork oftheSocietyanditsbenefitsbecameknown,andnewmemberssecured.ThefollowingladiesandeentlemeatookFartintheprogramme. Mrs.Saeelb2rg,MissesSavage, Fitrratrich,praetor,Walshand Landefilet. TheVeryRev.Dean Ree.FatherO'Gorman, Mes'-rs,.1.F.Whitely,J.Preston, andG.Parker.

The5onxofSunshine

Com,.intothesunlieht;comeoutof thegloom, Comeaayfromtheeriefsonly forthetoo)', Comecome,wheretheflowerslooe sweetintheglow, Forallisn,twinter,norburiedin snow.

Comeintoth-tielda,asweusedto inyears

Themembersandtheirfriends thoroughlyenjoyedthemselvesthat night.TheChiefRanger,Bro.Bolster,andtheSecretary,Bro-Davidson,withtheSubChiefRanger, SisterO'Brienreceivedtheguests andbusiedthemselvesthewholetime inmakingthemathome.The PrizesweredistributedbythePast HighChiefRanger,Bro.B.C. O'Brien,inhisusualhappy style.Altogetheritwasagrand displayoftrueIrishhospitality,the refreshmentsalonewerewellworth thegents'1/6.Thedancemusic wasexcellent,suppliedbyafriend oftheSecretary.Forthesakeof theOrganFunditisferventlyhopedthetakingsofthenextonewill bedoubled.

Sit.JohnofGodHospitalBall

AGrandBallinaidofSt.John ofGodHospitalwillbeheldinSt. George'sHallonThursdaythe8th ofthismonth.Anadvertisementto thateffectappearselsewhereinour columns.TheballisunderthedistinguishedpatronageofIliaExcel, lencytheGovernorandLadyEdelineStrickland.Astrongandenergeticcommittee,withMr.M. G. LavanaschairmanandMissN. JonesandMr.WalterDwyeras HonorarySecretaries,areworking zealouslytomakeitoneofthe mootsuccessfuleventsoftheseason. Theticketshavealreadybeendistributedandarefindingareadyacceptance.Thereshouldbealarge gatheringinSt.George'sHallon theni.:htoftheSth.Theobjectis certainly.amostdes,.r",-ingandcharitableoneanddeservesthesupport ftheCatholiccommunity. trustthehi..hestanticipations of thoseresPonsilleforthearrangementsare',Ongmodetoprovide foralutetraintoWestPerthand otherstatioestoFremantle.

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ThedeathofMgr.Laflamme,forJulylast,receivedavisitfromtwo manyyearsrectorofLavalUniver-hundredchildrenwhohadmade sity,Quebec,tookplaceonJul.,theirfirstCommunionthatmorning. 6th.Laval,saysanAmericanCa-HisHolinessinanaddresstothem tholiccontemporary,haslosthersaidtheywerehappyinnotyet ablestrector,andtheCatholicIknowinghowviolentandbitterare Churchaneminenttheologian.atheattacksmadeupontheirspiritdistinguishedscientist,and,aboveualMothertheChurch. all,asaintlyanddevotedpriest.

Theseventhannualconventionof theAmericanCatholicEducational AssociationhasbeenheldatDee

vember13th,1885.1Withhisparentsandhisbrothershemovedto FortWorth.Texas,wherein1894 theentirefamilywerereceivedinto theCatholicChurch,andlaterwent toDenver.

Rev.JohnA.Moore,Rectorof St.Michael'sChurchinPitcairn.,AlleghenyCounty,Pa.,diedonJune 13,inSt.Francis'Hospital,Pittsburg,attheageof39years.The deceasedpriestwasanativeof CountyKilkenny,wherehewasborn November3,1871.HemadehisecclesiasticalstudiesatSt.Kieran's College,Kilkenny..andwasordained troit.ThemeetingwasthemostGeneraloftheMissionariesoftheinJune,1898,forthePittsburgrhosuccessfulofanyyetheld.MoreSacredHeart,wererecivedinsep-case. thanathousanddelegateswerein attendanceattheopeningsession. Everysectionofthecountrywas represented.

TheMinisterGeneraloftheFriars MinoroftheLeonineUnion,the MinisterGeneraloftheFriarsMinorConventual,andtheSuperior arateaudiencesbytheHolyFather onSaturdaylast,the30thJuly. Alargecrucifixwhichwasplaced RightRev.S.S.Ortynsky,D.D.,onthefrontofSt.Michael'sEpisBishopfortheRuthenianCatholics!copalChurch,Edinburgh,hasbeen intheUnitedStates,has.takentitleremovedattherequestofthecivil Gi%ingupthePresbyterianreli-toanestateof200acreslocated!andecclesiasticalauthorities. It gionwhich hehadexpoundednearhistoricYorktown,Va.,onhadarousedmuchopposition,and throughouttheUnitedStateswhilewhichwillbeestablishedacollege,Toopolicewereengagednighltyin workinginthecapacityofanev-andseminaryforcandidatesforthepreservingorder. angelist,Rev.Dr.AlbertHudsonpriesthoodoftheByzantinerite. Kaylor,s6yearsold,recentlyem-

ThedeathisannouncedofRev. bracedtheCatholicfaithonhis AcorrespondentoftheDublinBrotherBaptistMoloney,GreendeiitheiedinSt.Francis'Hospital,Freeman,"writingfromTuamonmountIndustrialSchool,Cork.He Pittsburg. the23rdult.,says:-Averyinter-wasanativeofCo.Llmorick,where estingceremonytookplaceinthehewasbornin1844andjoined CatholicPolesallovertheUnited Stateshavebeencelebratingthe southanniversaryofthedefeatof theTeutonicKnights.AfieldMass wassaidatGrantkity,StatenIsland,N.Y.,onJuly24th,atwhich 25,000Poleswerepresent.

ArchbishopMaguireleftGlasgow onJuly26,fortheContinent,accompaniedbyCanonMacluskey.His Grace'shealthhasconsiderablyimprovieloflate,andashortstayabroadisexpectedtocompletehis convalescence.Hewillspendpart ofhisholidayontheContinent, 6,whichwillprobablyextendovera month,withBishopMacfarlane,of Dunkeld,atCarlsbad.

TheCatholicEducationalCongress heldinBuenosAires,asoneofthe featuresofthecelebrationofthe centenaryofArgentineindependence, broughttogetherarepresentative gatheringofCatholicteachersin everybranchofeducation.Among thosewhoreadpaperswerethe Rev.SantiagoO'Farrell,D.D.,and theRev.RamonRuiz,Amado,S.J., ofMadrid,Spain.

HisEminence,CardinalLogueis makingpreparationsforavisitto Canada.Hewillbepresentat theEucharisticCongress.

ACongressofCatholicSiouxIndianslatelyheldatFortYates, StandingRockReservation,North 'Dakota,isdescribedashavingbeen oneofthemostremarkableevents ofitskindinAmericanhistory.The gatheringwasmadememorableby thepresenceoftheApostolicDelesatetotheUnitedStates,Arch bishopFalconio,thisbeingthefirst IndianCongresseverattendedbya aPapalenvoy.

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arov'alwelcomefromCatholicDanmore,andwillheartilywishhim manyyearsofsuccessfullabourin hisholycalling.

everydaysandalldaystotheend oftime.SheisnotaChurchlike theAnglican,hardly)knowingahat shedoes,ordoesnotteach.She isthemouthpieceofGod,andmust assuchteachwithoutfear,orfavaur. Herdoctrinesaredefinite.. clear,unchangeable,andshecannot changethemuntilsheceasestobe God'switnessonearth;andthat willneverbe.

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ChurchatDunmore,whenCanon Mackentookformalpossessionof thatancientandhistoricparish. Theceremonyofinductionorinvestiturewasworthilyperformedby theVeryRev.JohnCanonFallon, P.P.,Mountbellew,whoishimself, anativeoftheparishofDunmore, andwhowasspeciallydelegatedby theArchbishopfortheceremony. ImmediatelyafterlastMassCanon Fallonspokeinmosteloquentand fittingtermsofthenewpastor. Therewasanimmensecongregation present,theChurchbeingcrowded ineverypart.('anonMackenis nostrangertothepeopleofDunmore,anditwasmostgratifyingto seethevastnumbersoftheparishionerswhoassembledtogivetheir newparishpriestanappropriate welcome.ThepeopleofTuam,,whileBishopBrent,ofthePhilippineIsregrettinghisdeparture,willre-lands,hasbeenpreachingatWestjoicethatCanonMackengotsuchminsterAbbeyonthesubject of fairness.Amongotherthingsheis reportedtohavesaid"Therecan henohoneofreunionwith'Rome, becauseofinexorablelaw,untilthe PapalSeelaysasidehergarbof arroganceandenologisestothe restofChristendomforherlong historyofunfairness,whichhas madeherthemotherandmaintainerofschism."Thatis,thegood Bishophasnohopeofareunion betweenAnglicanismandCatholicismuntiltheauthoritiesoftheCathelicChurchcomeforwardand confessthatthey,inspiteofbeing infallible,havebeenwrongallthe timethattheywereresponsiblefor the"Reformation"thattheir dogmaticteachingsIntheCouncils ofTrentandVaticanisuntrue,and fledbesthedronned.Tithatis whattheBishopthinks,hemayat racemateuphism4ndthatreunion isai-solatelefmnossible.TheOttthelicChurchdoesnotsayone thineto-dawandanotherthingtomorrow.Shesaysthesamething

TheRev.ChristianDarley,C.SS. R.,celebratedhisfirstMassatSt. Joseph'sChurch,Denver,onJuly' 3rd.Theyoungmanhasthedistinctionofbeingthefirstchildof theparishtobecomeaRedemptoristandtoheraisedtothedignity ofthepriesthood.Twelveyearsago whenstillamereboy,hebadefarewelltohomeandfamily,andbegan hispreparatorystudiesinSt.Joseph'sCollege,Kirkwood,Missouri. OnAugust15th,19oe,bepronouncedhisreliciousvowsandbecamea Redemptorist.HistheologicalstudieswereMadeinMountSt.Clement'sSeminary,DeSoto,Mo.He wasordainedbytheMost.Rev. ArchbishopJohnJ.alennonon June30thinSt.FrancisXavier's Church,St.Louis.FatherDarley wasborninCharlotteville,Va.,No-

thePresentation,Orderin1862.In 1878hefoundedthenewhouseof theOrderatBirr,actingasSuperiorfornineyears.Aconsiderable periodofhisteachingcareerwas spentatthePresentationCollege, Cork,wherehewasniehlv.esteemed andlovedbythestudents.Those whoknewBrotherBaptistintimatelyfoundthegreatcharacteristicof hislifetoheunswervingdevotion tostudy.Heavailedtotheutmost ofthenaturalgiftswithwhichhe wasendowedtofithimselfforthe educationofyouth,andheungrudginglybestowedallthefruitsofhis labourinadvancingtheinterestsof thepupilsunderhiscare,andofthe iastituteofwhichhewasabrilliantornament.

Mrs.O'Sullivan,ofIIVictoriaStreet,Petone,Wellington, New Zealand,says:-"Iaroaprofessionalnurse,andinthecourse of myduties 1frequentlyuseBile Beansamongstmypatients,with excellentresults.Isufferedfora longtimefrombiliousnessandits many.distressingsymptoms. AlthoughItriedseveralso-calledremediesIdidnotderivetheslightest benefitfromanyoneofthem. I commencedacourseofBileBeans. andampleasedtosaythatafter takingthemforonlyashorttime thebiliousnesswasendedandIwas completelycured. "IhavealsoobtainedgreatrelieffromBileBeanswhensuffering fromneuralgia.BileBeansrefresh, invigorate,andtoneupthesystem andwhenIhaveahardday'swork infrontofme,Ialwaystaketwo BileBeansovernightandtheyput merightfortheday.Ihaveused noothermedicineinmyhomebut BileBeansforyears."

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Astherewasneveratimewhen theworldfounditselfwithoutareligion,sothereneverwasatime whenprayerwasunknown,orwhen mendidnotpracticeit. For prayerisanactiveelementinthe religionseconomyoftheworli, whateverformreligionmayassume. Someofthemodernpiloaophers wouldmakeofprayerasort of safety-valvebywhichthefeelingsof theheartmaybepouredout.They toleratePrayerontheprincipleon whichsomemotherssendtheirchildrentoSundayschool-becausealthough,ofcourse,religionisonlyis "fancy"itdoesthelittleones good,itkeepsthemtogetherand teachesthemtoIseneatandtidy."

EventhisadmissionofPrayeras somethingworthretaininginsome sense,orforsomePurpose,isbut aLeslieechoofthevoiceofhumanitycomingdowntousthroughall time.Itisawantofournature andtherefore,itisacravingthat comesoutsPontaneouslyfromthe soul.Itisinborninuslikereligion,withwhichitisinseparably boundup. Religionmayappear, andhesappeared,underditlerent forms,trueandfalse,buttherehas neverbeenareligioninwhichprayer somekindhasnotbeengiven animportantPlaceandadmittedas anessen-ialelement.

Therearedoctrines,whichreject prayeruponthepleathatitisincompatiblewiththeunchangeablenese,knowledgeandgoodnessof Godononehand,andwiththesystemoflawsdevisedbyHimforthe governmentoftheworldonthe other. "Dowhateverwecan," saysJulesSimon,"itisimpossibletotakeawayfromGodHisimmuta'ilityandeternity.Prayers bringsusnotothereoodthanto drawusnearertoGod,bymediationendlove."Moreover,theyask isnotGodall-seeinganddoesHe

notknowourdesiresandneeds?Is Henotinfinitelygood,andwillHe not,knowingthem,satisfytheone ifitbegoodforus,andprovide fortheothersiftheybereal'ButI thetheory'ofPrayerimplieseither thatGodmaynotknow,orthat knowingthem,Hisgoodnessmay notbeabletograntthemwithout ourinformingHim.Thesearesome ofthethingsthatareallegedagainsttheusefulnessofprayer.

Inthefirstinstanceprayerfinds itsopponentinacertainclasset physicistswhoareremarkablefor arrogatingtothemselvesamonopolyofknowledgeinphysicalmatters asifnobodyelseknewanything aboutthem.Thenthereisacertainschoolofpsychologists who maintainthatmentalphenomenaare underlawsasfixedasthosethat governthephysicalworld and hencethatitisnolessirrational toprayforgraceoragainsttemptationthanforfineweatheroragainstaplague.Athirdschoolholds thatpeoples,nolessthanindividuals,areguidedendgovernedbyan inflexiblelaw. Itisuponthis theorythatthePhilosophyof historyisbeingtaughtinmanyplaces to-day.

Catholicdoctrinelooksatprayer fromtherationalstandpointofour relationshipwithGod.Whenanythinghappensastheresultofprayeritdoesnotmeanthatthenand thereGodhasbeeninfluencedand Hiswillchanged,butthatHehad willedfromalleternitythatwhat happensshouldhappenthen, and happenthroughPrayer. Noris PrayerofferedasaremindertoGod ofourneeds,asthoughtheycould heun"nowntoHim,butasthefulfilmentofaParticularlawdecreed byGod.Godhaselvenusmany thingswithoutaskingforthem. ButitisforourgoodthatHerequiresustoaskforsomethings forwethusacquireaconfidencein Him,andatthesametimeacknowled-eHimastheAuthorofeverythingwehave.

Moreover,althoughphysicalsciencehasmadeusacquaintedwith thelawsofnaturetoasurprising extent,neverthelessallofthelaws ofnaturearenotknownandnever, canbeknownbyus.There are manywhichweknow,while wo donotknowtheirfullvalue.There areathousandcomplicationsand circumstancesthatinfluencetheactionofforcesononeanother of whichweareyetignorant but theyareallwithinGod'sknowledge andunderHispower.Whatright, then,hasanyonetosaythatGod cannot,inthisorthatinstance,in answertoprayer,interferewith causesandcircumstanceswhichdo notappeartous?

Oncethereasonablenessofprayer isestablished,whenitisknownto beaninfluenceincludedintheProvidenceofGod,allobjectionsmanufacturedoftestcasesareworthlittleornothing.Thecommandment ofprayerhavingbeengivenbyGod sinceitcannotconflictwiththeom niscienceandunchangeablenessof God,orwiththelawsofnatureas theyareinthedivineMind,itfollowsthatprayerpossessesallthe zoodandsavingqualitiesattributed toit.

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TheParis"Universe,"ofJuly 6thcontainstheaccountof Elbe miraclesregisteredrecentlyatLourdes.ThefirstoneisthatofMadameDeniauxofSt.Sauveur,Brest agedfifty-fyeyears.Shehadbeena suffererformorethantenyears fromulcerousvaricoseveinsinher leg.Onherarrivallastyearat Lourdeswiththepilgrimagefrom Quimpershehadthreelargewounds in' herleg.Madametookthree bathsinthepiscineandappliedthe waterfromthegrottoasacompresstothewounds.Fromthe firstimmersionthewoundscommen-

ced to heal,andonthethirdday theywerecompletelyhealed.From thatmomentthecurehascontinued,thesufferingsceased,andthe ladyhasbeenabletocontinueher usualoccupation.Theulcersdisappearedcompletelyandsothisyear MadameDeniauxreturnedtoLourdes to havehercureconfirmedand registered.Thesecondcureisthat ofMademoiselleMarieleCozannet, agedthirty-threeyears.Shewent toLourdesin19o7sufferingfrom diseaseofherrightlung.From thetimeshebathedinthepiscineon the18thofAugust,1907,shebecamebetter,andbythetimeofthe departureoftheNationalFrench Pilgrimage,onwhichshehadcome, thesvmptomsofthediseasehad nearlydisappeared.Thisyearthe lunesonbeingexaminedshowedno signofdisease,andthecurehas beenregisteredandconfirmed. Anothercureof1909hasalsorecentlybeenregisteredandconfirmed thatofMdlle.HeleneJeanneMarie BernarddeItuceyeles-Gey,Haute saone,agednineteenyears. She hasbeencuredofpulmonaryphthisis,andreturnedtoLourdesonthe firstFridayofthismonth,July1, 1910,foravisitofthanksgiving, andtoPresentherselfattheOfficial Bureauwithacertificatefromher doctor.

TheCarlowGuardiansandDistrictCouncilhasunanimouslyadoptedaresolutionconveyingtheircongratulationstotheMostRev.Dr. FoleyonhisreturntoCarlowin restoredhealth,andexpressing a hopethathemaylongbesparedto ruleovertheDiocese.

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Mrs.Dr.O'Connorwhohascharge oftheMidlandStallisrunninga EuchreTournamentonThursday night,andjudgingfromthenumberofticketsdisposedof,andthe valuableprizeswhichareforcom petition,theresultwillbesatisfactory.

TheAltarSocietyofSt.Brigid's Church,Midlandhavebeenworking bardforsometimetoprovidea hellfortheChurch.Alreadothey haveabout£6oinhand,andhave askedFatherM,-rristoforward fromDublinahell,whichitishopedwillbeacredittqtheChurchin Midland,andtheyhopetohaveit erectedbeforetheirpastorreturns fromhisholiday.

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OnlastMondayeveningavery enjoyableandverysuccessfulEuchre PartywasheldatMr.Beaumont's residence,9thAvenueinaidofthe RefreshmentStallattheforthcomingBazaar.Despitetheunfavour ableweathertherewasalargeattendance.Thelady'sfirstprize goldbrooch)waswonbyMissJulia Colgan,andtheGent'(awalkingstice)byMr.H.V.Symons.After refreshmentsadelightfulprogramme ofmusicalandelocutionaryitems wassubmitted.SongswererenderedbyMissesAllen,Wilkins,StubLines,andIsabelRodgers,apupil oftheMaylandsConventSchool(recentlyfromCue),whoalsogave recitations. Mrs.Tomilsonand Messrs.P.BryanandO'Brien.Miss f3tubbinsdelightedtheaudiencewith somechoiceselectionsonthemandolin,andMissesColganandWilkinsaccompaniedonthepiano,Mr. LanninofGuildfordactingasMasterofCeremoniesthroughoutthe evening.

Thefollowingsetstookpart.-The "IrishSet,"organisedhetheChildrenofMary,Guildford. The "Scouts,"and"Doctors'andNurses,"alsoorganisedbyChildrenof Mary,Guildford.The"Land we livein,"organisedbyMiss Ada Gee.The"WinterSet,"organised by MissSmith.The"Record Set,"Mrs.O'Meara.The"Fisher Set,"byMissF.Roberts."Dairy MaidsandCowboys,"byMrs.Dr. O'Connor."GoldenBells." Itwouldhedifficulttosingleout anyindividualsetforspecialpraise asallweresoperfectlygotup,and theideaineveryinstancesobeautifullycarriedout,endtheJudges, MesdamesFranklinandChadwick, Subiaco,hadamostdifficultand unenviabletasktomaketheirdecision.The"IrisnSet,"wasvotedonallhandstobethebestset intheroom'.The"Colleens,"were distinctively.Irishincostumeand appearance,andthe"Couchals," althoughtheirget-upsmackedalittleofthe"StageIrishman,"yet wehaveneverseenthecharacter carriedoutmoreperfectly.Asthis setwasnotinthecompetition,the firstprizewenttoMissFannyRobertsforthe"FishesSee.""The LandweLivein,"arrangedbyMiss Geewinningsecondplace.Both theseprizeswerehandedoverbv thewinnerstotheladiesincharge oftheStall.Othersetswhichdeservedspecialmentionwerethe"W. A.Record,"set,"TheScouts,"and "GoldenBells,"Amongstindividualcostumes,wenoticedparaticufarlyMissTottieGee,as"Daughter oftheRegiment,"1stprize.Miss StellaRoberts,"Erin."and"An OldAgePensioner."Theprizefor boys'fancycostumewaswon bY MasterWalterRea,as"Prince charming,"whohandedbackthe amounttowardstheStall.Amost elaboratesupperwasprovidedfor thekiddiesbytheCommittee,which theyattendedtoinrelieve, and theprevailingideaamongstthem was,theywerehavingthetimeof theirlife.

OnnextWednesdayevening(Sept. 7)anotherEuchrePartytohefollowedtoyadancewillbeheldat theMaylandsPublicHailinaidof theFancyStall,whenfourvaluablePrizeswillhecompetedfor.The 1stLady'sPrize'isasilverteapot, andthe2ndafourpoundstwice boxofTeraiTea.Thegents' 1st prizeisaheavyrug(22'6)andthe 2ndaboxofcigars.These4prizes areonexhibitatShine'swindow, Murray-Street.ThejointsecretariesMessrs.W.DonohoeandJ.Knox expectacrowdedhouseonWednesdayevening.Bazaaraffairsare verybriskhereatpresent,andthe ladystallholdersandIheirassistantsarelosingnotime.Mrs. Foley.willLidanentertainmentat theBayswaterHallbeforetheend ofthismonth,andMrs.McEvoy hasengagedtheHibernianHallin PerthforaEuchrePartyonWednesdayOct.,5,inaidoftheHibernianStall.TheRedemptoristMissionwill()PenhereinMaylandson to-morrowweekafterthecoo'clock Mass.TheadjournedmeetingofSt. LawrenceO'Toole'snewBranchof theH.A.C.B.S.whichwasformed hereonlastSunday,willheheld atBayswaterto-morrowafterthe too'clockMass.

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Listentothepre-"Reformation Bishop"I,BishopofLondon, shallbefaithfulandobedient to St.Peter,andtotheHolyCatholicandApostolicRomanChurch, andtomyLordthePope. The PapacyofRome,therulesofthe HolyFathers,andtheRegalityof

publishhissolutioninthe"Record. orforwardhissolutiontome.I Ihaveafterverymanyhoursoftoil solvedit.IhaveanalysedtheproIblemandfoundoutthemethodof construction,buttheEquationgivinglvaluesfortheradiusofsmaller circleinlinearmeasureareunsol-

St.Peter,Ishallhelp,maintainsablebyanyordinarymethods. anddefend.Thethresholdofthe ApostlesIshallvisityearly."etc. CodexJurisEeclesiastici Oxford,1761.p.116).

ThepresentBishopofLondon doverilytestifyandde- ChurchagainsttheirreetiblefactsdarethatyourMajesty(thoughshe maebetenyearsofage)istheonlySupremeGovernorofthis,your realm,inspiritualandecclesiastical things,aswellastemporal,"etc. (Hutton,P.504).

cfhistory.Somewellhaveitthat theyarenotdissentorsfromthe Catholicfaith,andtheyseem to thin,thateverycountryhasaCatholicChurchofitsown.Howeverinthesedaysdustcan'tbe thrownforlongintointelligentpeoples'eyes.Whatislookedfornon arefacts,-notopinions.

Fancyalaymanhavingspiritual authority,orevenawoman,aswas thecase.HolyWrittellsusawomanmustnotpreach,norteachin theChurch,yetQueenElizabethdii agooddealmorethanteach.She

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Aninterestinghistoricalfootnote isthefollowingextractfrom a paper-"WasLuther'sfatherahomicide?"--contributedbytheRev H.G.GansstothecurrentCatholicQuarterlyReview- 'JohannMartinMichaelis(weare

thelegalauthorities,aswellas parochial,astoculminatein the brutalactofshootingatthehouseholdofthepastor.Astotheconditionoftheneighboursadjoining thetown-theirreadyrecourseto arms,knives,scythes,theirnightie brawlsandpublicblasphemies,are oftenalludedtoandfined.In thesetheI.utherclanismostlyinvol,ed; foritcarriedonits 'feuds,'withothers-strikes,wounds resists-anditwaseverreadyat self-vindicationandself-defence.Out ofthegnarlywoodofthisrelationship,consistingmostlyofpowerful, pugnaciousfarmers,assertiveoftheir riehts,Luther'sfathergrew.* * "Oneofourauthorsmainobjects onthetripwastotracethestory inwhichhisinteresthadbeenintenselyaroused'asnearBApossible toits'source,toProbeitinall itsIea:in,,zs,andsatisfyhismind withson-.esettledconclusion.He disclaimsallsectarianbias,and claims(andnodoubtwithmanifest

sincerity)tosearchfortruthalone. HewasnotmanyhoursinMohra, wherehespentafortnight,before hefoundOrtmenn'saccountstrictly SmeltingWorksinKupfersuhlincorrect.Hedidnothesitateto theYearI702.'Herearethe makeinquiriesineverydirection-)f wordsofMichaelisIcannotpassallpresentbutinvariablyevery overinsilencethefactthatthe Peasantkn'wthesamestoryand reverendandrenownedDr.Luther's

InarecentissueofthelocalAI,glicanpaper,thewriterthought thatbecauseAnglicanshaverobbedwassupremeaboveherBishops,IquotingMayhew,whointurn is usoftheCathedralsandChurches,mieht,withyourpermission,Mr. inoldEngland,theyhavenotde- quotingOrtmann).tellsthetalein Editor,remindAnglicanwritersthathis'DescriptionoftheMiningand Partedfromthefaithtaught by'theirChurchisonlysimilartoa St.Augustine.Surely,heaswellbranchoftTieCivilService.Itis asothers,mustbeinadilemmatorot.incommunionwithanyother thinkthatbeinginpossessionofChristianChurchintheworld. buildingswhichoriginallybelongedAfterall,wasnotthesaidChurch totheCatholicChurchmeansthatbeenroundtheearthduringthefatheroriginallydweltintheneigh-cdpointouttheidenticalspot. thesamedoctrinesaretaughtinPasttwentyrearsasking,recogni-bourhoodofMohra,andworkedinTheoldestinhabitantsparticularly theseChurchesnow. tionfromeastandwest,andhasit werecross-examinedclosely,buton-

Iamnotatallsurprisedthatthe thepitasaminer.Buthewas samewritermakesadesperateef-ever3rwhere.Itisallverywellto afterwardveryunfortunateforwith1Y toaddtothecumulativeevid- notbeencontemPtuouslarefused hisownhorse-bridle,heaccidental-ewe- AlltheMohrafolkhad forttoclaim'thetitleof"Catho-assentendcontinuetoassentwhat hadthetaletoldthembytheir lie,"forhisdenomination,and e lystruckdowndeadaherdsman 'Iishistoricallyuntrue,butcanit granlifathers,andtueyhaditfrom affectsthenameof"priest,"as,evermakewhatisfalsetrue. Ifupon*hegrasswhereuponhewastheirgrandfathersbeforethem.'He quite'anordinarythingHedoes forcedtoretirefromtheneighbour- thequestionheexaminedin the findsthestorysocommonlyandso notcalltheir"priests?""Father" hood. So,inordertogetthe lightofhistory,sacredorprofane, tooluesticninelyaccepted,believes yet,butthatwouldbetoodaring sameworkashehadpreviously therewillremainbutone

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why_viz.,thattheCatholicChurchtotitter,istheChurcho.Christwhich wasfoundedover1900yearsago. Yoprsetc., ANGLICANCONVERT.

hiswife(thoughshewasonthe -eveofbeingconfinedwithDr.Lutheratthetime),toEisleben,in nei-'hhourhoodthecoupleremainedeverafterward."

outadissentingvoice),soimplicitly,thathenolongerdoubtsits credioiltty. Sumupallthese matters,'ishisconclusion,'anda massofevidenceiscumulatedupon whichsurelynotwelvecommonjurymenintheircommonsenseswould hesitatetotiringtoaverdictof, Guilty.'"

Aboutthreeyearsagoacertain "Athmos"proposedarithmetical problemsforsolutionbyreadersof the"Record."Someofthosewho sentinsolutionsalsoproposedproHemsto'Athmos,"forsolutionButthe"Athmos,"columnwas

Thetitle"Catholic"isindeeda glorioosone,ndnoothercommunionofChristiansonearthcan claimthattitlebutthoseinunion andcommunionwiththeHolySee. Ourtitle"Catholic"hascome fromApostolicdays(Rom.1-8), andiftheauthoroftheseassertions wishestobeaCatholicheought toinntheCatholicChurchwhich wasfoundedbyChrist,andnotbelonetoamodern"get-up,"founded byaworldlyman,whohadnoauthoritywhatever,inspiritualmatters.IftheChurchofEngland,as by1:twestealished,hasnotdeparted fromtheCatholicfaith,willthe a'oaewriterbegoodenoughto telluswhotheMasswasabolished,openforarithmeticproblemsonly-

hencethosesentinonGeometry, &c., ExtremeI:ructionwasalsoex receiednoattentionfronthim. Amongthemwasthefollowing-I writeitinwordsomittingdiagrams --"Twounalualcirclesintersect,the

Towardstheendofhispaper, FatherGitnssaffirmsthatthewild Passionofangerwasunextinguishedandunmodifiedheritagetransmittedcongenitallytothe whole Lutherfamily,andthistosuchan lies extentthattheLutherzorn(Luther-izationonthewholeaPP oreo to rage)hasattainedthecurrencyof HansLuther,andthat,moreover, ver, onevidencewellknownandabstrac- aGermancolloquialism.Hejusti-tinefromthehomicidecharge.It fies-'his'declarationbythisquota-wastheseverityofhissonMartin's tionfromtheSaxonarchivisthomelife--cold,stern,sunlessthe Bruckner uncontrolledragewhichbeathim, Mohrahasattainedthereputeuntilheactuallybecameafugitive, tionforitsrouandrotesue

"Itwillhardlybedenied,"says PathrrGanss,"thatthischaracterfromhome,theinflexiblerigourof evenhismother,whopunishedhim untilthe1Uodflowed,thatnotonly forcedhim,accordingtohisown confession,intothemonasteiohut chatteredhisnervoussystem for life."

St.Augustineappealedtothe Pope,whenany'difficultyarose,but ouroreeentspiritualLords,here andalsoinEngland,appealtoa pather!ngofpoliticians,comprising atheists,.agnostics,Jews,etc,etc. Thereamiermaytieaheathenneverth1-ss,hecellanddoesappoint theBishoes.St.Palsaysto ThshonTitus0-5)"AsIhaveaPprintedyou,i,youordainandappoint oth-rsineverycity."

ghet character,becioseintheleading groupsofitsrelotionships,especiallyintheLutherbranch,itpossessedatoughandunyieldingmetal, andaccordinglyalloweditselftobe drawntoaconditionofrefractoritossandquerulousselfdefepce.To thePolicetreasury.ofSalzungen, Mohra,withitsroughandready methods,wasawelcomeandrich sour-eofrevenuefor,asthepo licedocketsshow,thevillagewas mulctedagainendaestioforacts ofviolencewhihitsinhabitants committednowinpobticalorchurce cactis,nowasindiideals, andPremierWadeishavingan are

urnedfromherteaching,andhow itisforonoyearsmen,women, children,etc.,weredrownedindamnableidola "Wherewashis Churchtoallowsuchadreadful`areaofthelargercircleisfour stateofaffairstoexist? acres,andthesmallercirclehasits centreonthecircumferenceofthe larger.Iftheareaofthepartenclosedbytheintersectingarcsbe oneacrewhitisthelengthofthe radiusofthesmallercircle?'' A verystiffPro'1-mtotro-cseeven foraMathematicalFellowshipor ScholarshipinT.C.D.,letaloneto theMathematicalmenofW.A.If thisfitterreadbythegentlemanforemostamongthemtheLuthers.comfortabletimeinhiselection whosetitto"Athmos,"IwouldTheparishmanit'etedsodeterminedcaninai?n. AtWaverley,onFri begladifhewouldsolveit,andenoppositionando'st'necyagainstdaylast,hewasbadlyinterrupted.

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Someweekssincealectureon thissubjectwasdeliveredatthe PerthLiteraryinstitute,byMr.CecilAndrews,oftheEducationDepartment.ThelecturerdidnotdisguisethefactthatMendelwasa Catholic,and(tellitnotinGath!) aFriar-oneofthoselazy,ignorantmaths.forsooth!thelastman indeed,fromwhomProtestantism andculture(aretheynotidentical terms?)couldexpectscientificenlightenment.Initsreportofthe lecture,ourgreatmorningjournal, whichpublisheda`discussionunder theheading"CardinalMoranand McCabe,"(whydiditnotgotone betterandcallit"ThePopeand thePedlar?")wasabsolutelysilent astothepersonalityofMendel,a manwhosecontributionstogenuine science,thoughlongr.eglectedani almostforgotten,arenowregarded asthemostvaluableofthegreat scientificcenturyofourera.Bateson,ProfessorofBiologyinthe UnivirsityofCambridgeisthegreat admirerandexponentofMendelism, intacthehasconsecratedhislife tothepropagationofMendel'sprinciplesofilereditry,andhaspublishedseveralableworksonthesubject.

WhowasMendelandwhat is Mendlism? JohannGregorMendel whoselifeandworkweproposeto considerasbrieflyastheimportanceofthesubjectwillpermit,was bornofPoorPeasantparentson July22nd1822.atHeinzendorfbei OdrauintheKuhlanddistrict of AustrianSilesia.Ofhisyouthful yearsnothingverynoteworthyis related;itiscertainhereceiveda soundeducation-andthat,too, mindyou,inCatholicschools ! forGregorwasofgoodCatholic stock,thoughthenamemightpossiblesuggestasemeticorigin.At theseeof21heenteredtheKonigsklosterofBrunn,forsotheAugustinianMonasteryofthattownis styled,andaftertheusualcourse ofstudywasordainedpriest.For thenextfewyearsbetaughtnaturalscienceintheRealachubat Brunn,wherehenodistinguished himselfthathewassenttofollow athreeyears'courseofphrsicsand

naturalscienceattheuniversityof Vienna.HereturnedtotheMonasteryin1853,whereheliveduntil hisdeath,"theworldforgetting,by theaurldforgotten,"butknown, lovedandhonouredinhisownobscurelittlecornerofthisearthof ours.Forthelastnineyears of hislifeheruledasPralatorAbeot oftheAugustinianConvent. intheyear!See,sixyearsafterthe appearanceofDarwin's"Originof Species,"aworkwhichmarkedan epochonitsappearance,butisnow considerablydisCounted,hecontributedapaperofsomefifteento twent,pages,to-thejournalofthe NaturalHistory-atBrunn,giving anaccountofsomeexperimentshe hadbeencarryingonintheconventgarden.Thepaperseemsto haveescapedallnoticeatthetime. Thirty-fiveyearslater,hismodest essaywasre-discovered,and'these of pageshavemadeFatherMen('erethecentralnameinmodern literature.In1884,Januaryeth,hediedatacomparativelyearlyagefora.'scientistasthe resultofachronicnephritisfrom whichbestviered.

Heseemstohavebeenamanof simpleha.dtsandunassumingcharacter.Heledthelifeofanexemplaryreligious,enjoyedagoodre'1,11tationwithhisneighbours,and wasmuchbelovedbyall.There was:nothingontheoutside,todistinguishhiscareerfromthatofany othergood,simplepriestofhis monastery,andhewasdoubtless, unawarehimselfthat,inhisquiet life,hehadaccomplishedaworkof far-reachingimportance.Yet,withinthepastfewyearsthenameof thisobscureSileslanpriesthasbecomeofworld-widerenown,and eidtfairtogodowntoPosterity, amongstthosemosthonouredfor scientificdiscoveryinthe19thcentury.Witnessthefollowingauthorities" thediscoverymade byMendelwasofanimportance littleinferiortothoseofaNewtonoraDalton"(R.H.Lock-Variation,HeredityandEvolution,p. 164.)."Sooneverysciencethat dealswithanimalsandplantswill heteemingwithdiscoveriesmade

inter-s+sinsun-spots,makingsuch o'srationsashecouldbythesim11'meansathisdisposal,drawing thm,feelrecordingthefrequencyof theiroccurrence.Hewasamongst thosewhoinclinetotheviewthat thereisaconnectionbetweenthe appearanceofspotsonthe sun, andmeteorologicaleventson the earth. MendelwasforcometimePresidentofthe"NaturforscherVerein" (aSocietyofNature-study),in Brunn.Thathewaspossessedof goodbusinessfecultiestoo(anunusualcombinationinastudentof science),isprovedbythefactof hisbeingmadeChairmanoftheMoravian"HYPothekenBank,"thedutiesofwhichpositionhedischarged withsuccess.Itisinterestingto notethathe'hadgreatskillas chess-player,ndcomposedmany Problems,which,however,wereneverpublished,muchtotheregret, doubtle.-taofenthusiasticexponents ofthatancientandabsorbing,game. "Hishandwriting,"ea.sBateson, whomadeanexhaustivesearchfor Mendelianreliques,andcarefully studied-thefewdocumentsofMendel'shithertodiscoverable,isremarkableforitsexquisiteneatnessand precision"-anothersignificantpoint ofdifferencebetweenhimandother greatmenwhosehandwritingseems tobecomeless astheyascendthescaleofgreatness.Heis wellrememberedinHeinzendorf,his nativevillage,ashavingbeenthe organiserofafire-brigade.When hebecamefamous"inhisownlittle world,"anewandmorepretentiousfire-stationwaserectedand thereonisprominentlydisplayeda strikingmemorialtablettohishonour. "Thetypesofthegreatdiscoverersaremostvarious,andtothe naturalistthefactisfullofmeaning.Thewild,uncertain,rapidflash ofgeniusthescattered,half-focusseddaylightofrneralisation; the eteady,slowly-perfectedrayofpenetratieanalysis,arealllightsin whichtruthsmaybeseen. Mendel'sfaculty'wasoneofthelatter order.Fromthefragmentaryevidencebeforeus,wecaninallprobabilityfort/afairlytruenotionof theman,withhisclearhead, stronginterestinpractical affairs,obstinatedeterminationand Powerofpursuingauabstractidea" -Prof.Bateson. TheGovernmentofhisdaysought toimposeataxupontheproperty ofReligiousHouses.Others gave waybeforeGo'ernmentalremonstrance,oreffectedajudiciouscompromise,butMendeltheman of strovewillendforceofcharacter, withstoodthisunjustirapostto:the last.Notlongafterhisdeath, the;taxWASrenegedandabolished withoutthefaintestopposition,--

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JackHerbert,TomDeihamand BertieHolmes,stoodandlookedintoeachother'seyes,toofall of conflictingemotionsforwords. Theiruppermostfeelingwasoneof pityforpoorHarry,whohadhumbledhimselftothedustbefore them.Theyhadsad,sorehearts andtheyweregrievedbeyondwords couldexpressatthethoughtof Harry'sdeterminationtoleaveLynwood.Theywerenoblelads,true gentlemen,andHarrywasutterly mistakeninthethoughtthatthe knowledgeofhisparentagewould haveselectedtheirconductandregardtowardshim.Theyhadneversoughttoknowof,orcaredfor, hissocialposition;hissterling qualitiesofheadandhearthad linkedhimtothemintheclosest bondsoffriendship.Theyweresurprised,ofcourse,utterlysurprised, whenHarryavowedthat,hewasthe villagegrave-digger'sson,hutthis surprisewassmallsignificance by thesideofthedeplorablefact of Hares'sdesolationandthethought

thatit'sforhisownsakealonewe arehisfriends,andthatwe like himnolessbecausehisfatherhappenstobeaPoorman.Besidesit willgiveusallintensepleasure, umsure,tomakeamendstothe pooroldchapfortheslightwhich, thoughunintentionally,weallcast onhimbyourtreatmentof.him thisdayweek.FromwhatHarry toldushemustbeagrandold soul,anddeservingofallrespect."

"Hurrah,"shoutedBernie,"I'm ashappyasalark! Thanksdear oldfellows. We'llallhebetter, closerfriendsnow.Iwashalfafraidyoumightn'tlikemyplans. Comeon,andfindHarryplease, we"11makeeverythingallrightand keepoldLeestillinLynwood."

ThethreefriendsreturnedhurriedlytotheAcademyandwalked straighttoHarry'sroom. They foundhimlyingonhisfaceinbed fromwhichhehastilyjumpedwhen theyentered.Hestaredatthem inmutesurprisedandhillfaceplainlyshowedthathehadbeencrying bitterlyandthathisavowalhad causedhimintensepain.Beforehe thattheyweregoingtolose-and couldutteraword,JackHerbert, ineachawan-theirwell-lovedcornw panionandfriend.Whatcouldthe' constitutedhimselfthespokesmanofthetrio,acquaintedhimin say? Whatcouldtheydo?Could afinely,roundedspeechofBert: anythingbedonetostraightenout matters? CouldtheyallowtheirHolmes'proposal,explainedtohim f heart-brokenschool-fellowtogofullywhattheyhadmadeuptheir awayindespair? Suchwerethemindstodo,gavehimagentle thoughtsofeachastheystoodsil-ratingonthepooropinionhemust eatanddazed,anxiously havehadofhisthreechumswhen eachother'scountenances.Iheimaginedthattheywouldhave beer.ashamedofhim'orof his fatherbecausethatfatherwasof lowdegree,andconcludedbyorderinghimtogetintohisbesttogeeryandorePareimmediately to visithisfather.

HarryLee'scountenance,ashe listenedtohisfriend,gradually changeditsexpressionfromoneof paintooneofbewilderedamazement,andthentooneofblessedre-

ingupwithpleadingeyesintohis face,"sureyou'llsaynomoreaboutleavingLynwood?"

"IfIstayinInanwooditwillbe allowingtoyouBertie.Butit willdependonmyfather;I shall dowhateverhewishes.Ihopehe willletmestaynow,thoughhalf anhouragoIwaswishingtobe faraway.Come,letusgo,Inever dreamtthatIwouldhavegoneback tomyfather so hop(feln happy."

AndsoonceagainthefourcompanionssetouttoPenleigh.Littlebylittlethepastexcitementof thepasthourbecamesubdued Withthefirmhopeofaspeedysettlementof,andahappyending to theunfortunateaffairthathadcausedsuchmisery,theirspiritsrose withinthem,anditwaswithlight cheeryfootstepstheywendedtheir

hisheart,hisHarry.Butoh if butforonceagainhecouldseehis boy,couldclasphiminonelast warmembrace,couldhidhimaneternalgood-bye! That,indeed, wouldbejoy,butjoyof,whichhe couldnottaste.Hewouldnotsend forHarry,notforworlds alas PerhapsHarrywouldnotcomenay surelyhewouldnotcome,forhad henotalreadydeniedhewashis father? Hadbenotstruckhis handasideandaskedhimhowhe daredtospeaktohim?Howthe tearsofbitterestsorrowcoursed downtheruggedcheeksof John Laeatthesadremembrance.No, hewoulddiewithhislastconsolationdeniedhim,andhopetomeet hisHarryinsomeotherland, whereprideoflifewouldbenot, norsorrow,norparting,norpain. AndsoJohnTeelaydyingand waytothevillage.Alsoandalas,nearerandnearertothegrimpor- thattheirbrighthopesweresoontotaleheapproached,asHarry,with fade Alasandalas! thatthreecompanions,hastened with wrong-doing,evenwhenrepentedof,lightfootstepsandlighterheartsto seekforgivenessandreconciliation withtheoldmansoterribleoutragedjustoneweekbefore. The poorgrave-diggerlayweak and wearyonhiswretchedcouch,his thoughtsfixedontheawfuljourney' hewassoontomake.Hewas alone,hiskindheartedneighboun sooftenbringswithitalife-long punishment CHAPTERIV.

SuddenlythefaceofBertieHolmeslituewiththeglorycfan inspiration.Pe Bertiehadfelt theblowofHarry'savowalperhapsmorethantheother'two,for Herr;wasItertie'sideal,endwas lovedythegentlesympatheticboy withaclinintoalmosteirligilove Hehadbeencryir.gsoftlytohimselfsinceHarryhadleftthem,but hehadbeenthinking,too,andto somepurpose.Nowordhadbeenlief,gratitudeandjoy.Herecogn spokenforupwardsoftenminutes,nisedthatbeneaththehalfbanterelanatlastBernesuddenly en- inn Ponderingwords,addressedto claimed,hurriedlyandexcitedly him,therewasconcealedthe ex"Tom,.lack Ihaveit! Auressionofthekindliest,tenderest planhascomeintomsheadthatfriendship.Hereadintheeyesof willmakethishorriblemess allhiscompanionsforgiveness,generosity,unswervingloyalty,andhis right.Poyouknowwhatwemust do? Wemustgoandpas,visitheartwasbeatingfastwiththeglad toHarry'sfather! excitement.Hetoo,sawthatby' "VisitHarry'sfather?"saidthissplendidmeansofmakingamTom."Whatgoodwillthatdo?endstohisfathertherewastheone andbeideswedon'tknowwhereandtheonlyandthebestchance Pierre'sfatherlives" ofrepairinghisunfortunatefault. "Don'tvonunderstand"wentHehadneverdreamtthathis onBertie;thewordscamefromfriendswouldgosofartoshow hislips in inmostbreathlessgasps; theirpityandaffectionforhim, hiseyeswereglisteningand,hisfaceendhissenseofthankfulnessto wasglowingwithexcitedpleasure.themwasbeyondthepowerof woehetoexpress,Heputouthis "Don'tyouunderstand?We h goalongwithHarry Itwasbe-handandclaspedinturnthatof foreushewasguiltyofthisgreateachofhiscompanions,sayrangno wrongtohistitianletusgiveword; hisheartwastoofullfor himthechanceofrepairingitinwords,butitspent-upemotions ourpresence,also,.Jack! Whatwerevisiblyportrayedonhisexdoyousay Whatdoyouthink?Pressivecountenance. Indeed,each Willyoucome? oneofthelittlepartywasdeeply, "Whatdo Isay,"criedlackandmanifestlyaffected;BertieHolHerbert."What do Ithink?WillroestwinedhisarmroundHarry's Igo? IsacBertie,boy,you'reashoulderandheldhishandinafirm genius Ithinkyourplanper-andcaressinggrasptheeyesof feeds-stunningandI'msureyourallweresuspiciouslymoist,andin inspirationhastakenanexceedingly,thesegraveserious-facedboysone puzzlingloadoffmymind. Toscarcewouldrecognisetheblithe, hesureI'llgo,withaheartandmerrylabsofLynwoodjust one ahalf,andI'lltellyouBertie,myweekbefore. lad,I'llblessyouallthedaysofHarry,afterawhile,saidwith melifeifwesucceedinbringingIdeepfeeling: Haneybacktohisownselfagain "Thankyou,thankyou,dearold YoulittleSolomon!" chums Iwillneverforgetthis "Andyou,Tom?"continuedproofofyoursincerefriendshipI Bertie,doyouapprove?" didn'tdeserveit.Icannottellmadehisconfidant,wouldsee to "Certainly,"replied Tom, " andyouallIfeel; GodblessyourHarry'sfuturecareerhisboywas IjoinmostheartilywithJack,mykindhearts 11amsuremyfatherinsafehands,andbetter,farbetdearBertie,incongratulatingyouwillforgivemenow,whenwehaveter,thatheshouldbewithBessie, onyourhappythoughtandadmir-toldhimall." thanlivetobeastumbling-block- ableplan.WewillletHarrysee"AndHarry,"saidBertie,loot-adisgraceeashametotheprideof

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ForgivenessandRemorse. Johnleelaydyinginhispoor cottageatPenleigh.Alreadyofa feebleconstituton,Wentandworn fromtoilandexoestiretoankinds ofweather,hisfragileframewasun-whohadattendedhimwithassiduableto'roartherudeshockoftheouscareduringtheweek,having destruction of hisheart'shighhopeslefthimforalittlewhile. His inhisonceidolisedHarry. Sor- lies weremovinginprayer-Prayer row,vergingondespair,utterlyov-forhimselfandHarry-prayerfor ernowercdhim,andhehadnot6patieneeandresignation-prayerfor strength,'etherofmindorbody,tostrengthandcourage.Suddenly resist.Asaboeerelated,onthehestarts,raiseshimself,-with his eveningoftheunfortunatemeetingtureandlistens.Hehearsfootoffatherandsoninthegraveyard,stepscloseathand.Heraiseshis ofPenleighjohnLeereturned,withfeeblestrength,toasittingpoiheavysteps,tohis,,00rckeprl's=tremblinghandtohisforeheadand abcde,andthereflunghimselfpeersanxiouslytowardsthedoorof downinanagonyofgriefonhisihiscabin,leftajar.Inamoment coldhearth-stone.Therehelayfouryoungformsstanduponthe indespairingwretchednessthroughjthreshollgazingterror-strickentotheevening'sgloomandthenight's!wardstheinterior;themoment longhoursnotamoment'ssleeppassesawildcryisheardandone cametosoothe,notamoment'sfor-ofthefour-HarryLee-flingshimgetfulnesscametodistract, noselfonhiskneesbyhisfather's thoughtenteredhismindbuttheneck,andwhileconvulsivesobs onecrushingremembranceofHar-shakehisframe,whispersinavoice ryesperfidy Harry'scowardice,filledwithpenitenceandgrief Larry'sineratitude.Andwhen"oh,father,father!forgiveme, morningcameitfound.1obnLeeitforgiveme,andsayyotiarenot asemi-unconsciousstate,mutteringgoingtodie" incoherentwords,staringwildlyar- Asmile,almostofunearthlygladoundhim,hisemaciated)countenancenesslightsupliefaceofJohn hearingsignsofagonyuntold,ofLee.HeclaspsHarrywithallhis hungerunappeased,ofthirst un-strengthhisfeebleframegiveshim quenchedandhissunkeneyesblaz-tearsof joy streamsdownhis ingwiththefireofthefeverthatcheeksheraiseshiseyestoHeavhadseizeduponhimaneasyvie-nilandmurmursashedidaweek tim. ago,"ThankGod,thankGod," Inthisstateakindlyneighbourandthen,turningtoHarryhesays foundhimandliftedhimgentlyon"Ma boy, myboyMyBessie's tothePoorbedfromwhichJohn:boy MyownbelovedHarry Leewasneveragaintorise. Day forgiveyoufullyandfreelyandmay bydayhebecameweakerandweak-GodforgivemeforaughtIhave er,notamorseloftoo..wouldhe suffertopasshislips,everymomenthecalledforwater,foranythingtoquenchtheburningthirst, withwhichthefeverwasconsuming him.Hiseyesshonelinelivecoals intheirsocketsheshoutedand raved,,andoverandoveragaineveryhourofthedayhismournful cryreechoedthewords"How dareyouspeaktome?Idon't knowwhoyouare"PoorJohn Lee PoorHarry Nowonder thatthedaysofthissadweekwere daysofanguishanddespairfor Harry Afterfourorfivedaysthefever subsided,butitleftJohnLeeina sseakened,dyingstate.Heknew hisdayswerenumbered,andhewas gladtodie-gladforhisawnsake, gladforHarry's.Soonhewould liewithBessieandhisotherlittle onesbeneaththesodandneveragainwouldHarrybehumiliatedby, thesightofhispoorcrippledfatherHeforgaveHarry.Ohyes, heforgavehim,and-nobleJohn Lein-hefeltajoyindyingforhis Harry'sdearsake Harrywould Prospernow-thishoveringshadow ofalow-bornstigmaremovedfrom hisrosypathway.ThePrincipalof I'ynwoodAcademy,whomJohnhad

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Adonewronginhissight.Oh,Harry thismomentPaysmeforallGod blessyou,Harry,myboy.mylittle boyButtellmeHarry, why haveyoucome? WhotoldyouI wasdying? Oh,itisHeaven 011 earthtoclaspyouthusbefore I die"

ButHarrycouldnotspelt-. heartwasburstingwithsorrow.He cawthathisfatherwasindeeddying.Herememberedtheeventsof aweekago. OhGod,hisfears hadnotbeeninvain; hehadkilledhisfatherhehadbrokenhis father'sheart! PoorHarry! He buriedhisheadinhisfather'sbosomandsobbedaloud-hispunishmentwassurelyahardoneJohn Leetriedtoconsolehim,telling himingentlewordsthatallwas forthebest,thatevenifnothing hadhappenedhislife'scoursewas run,thathecouldhavelivedbut alittlewhilelongernomatterwhat occurred,thathewasonlylonging togotomadHarrp'smother,and thelittlebrothersandsisters,that soonwouldbesafewithGod,and wouldlookdownwithprideand gladness canhisdarlingbovand guideandhelphinefromabovein his'strugglesoflifebelow.

ButHarrywasinconsolable.Alas itwouldtakemanyawearyyearto removetheheavyloadthatlayat Harry'sheart.BertieHolmes,with hisarmsaroundHarry'sneckand endea.0-ninetosoothehisviolent paroxysmsofgiref,answered the questinsthatHarrywasunableto replyto.HetoldJohnLee of Harry'sdeepsor-vwanddespair duringtheweek,ofthewretched timehehadspent,ofhiscourage inaowinghissintohisthree friends,andofthejoyanddelight, hefeltinthethoughtofcoming withhiscompanionstoseekhis father'sfurtiveness.AndasJohn Leelistenedtothetale,hisface becamemoretenderandjoyfulstill, andhelookedwitheyesbeaming withalmostsuperhumanloveupon theProstrate,weepingformofhis bo,. "'ome,Harry,myboy,"he criedout,elookupintoeourold father'sfaceandsitethatIforgive you,andloveyouasdearlyas T. everdid Listen.Harry! Stay withmetillIdie;youwillgive himtome,younggentlemen,won't you Andthenyouwillgoteam toyourschoolandbeforever moremyowngood,tieer,ra boy.Harry,Hairy,staybyme tillIdie?"

OntheContinentofEurope

ThePope'skiteConfessor

Thebriefbiographyofthelate BishopPifferi,SacristanoftheVaticanandconfessortothePope, whichhasjustbeenissuedbythe VaticanPrinting-house,recallsaremarkablepriest.Thoughhehad reachedhisninetiethyear,theAugustinianBishopmaybesaid to havediedinharnessasuptothe lasthehadbeenpunctualinthe fulfilmentofhisduties.Goingov ertheliteofthedeceasedinabrief manner,thebiographermentionsthe variousofficeswhichBishopPifferi filledintheOrderofSt.Augustine untilhisserviceswererequestedat theVatican.Forthespaceofthirtyyearsthegoodreligiousheldthe officeofSub-SacristanintheApostolicPalace,afterwhichtimetwenty-threeyearswerepassedassacristanandastitularBishop.At thecloseofthework-which,by thewayhasbeenreceivedbythe HolyFatherwithmuchpleasureappearsacircularaddressed en theVeryRev.FatherRodriguez, GeneraloftheAugustinianOrder,to thereligiousofhisinstitute, :amindingthemhowmuchBishop Pilfer'meritedtheirprayers.

France

ThejusticemetedouttoCatholics inFrancemaybejudgedfromthe followingincident. AtApt(Vancause),atownofsome6,000inhabitants,thedirectoroftheCatholic schoolhasbeencondemned,onhis appeal,toclosehisschool,andto PayLefine.Thel'utlieProsecutor madetwocharges,arguinginthe Oastplacethatthedirectormustlee areligiousindisguise,seeingthat hewasnotmarried,andthat,his schoolbeingprosperous,"hemust bewellabletoPayforawife."

ThementalityoftheBlociswell seeninthisargument.Thesecond chargewasthatthedirectorcontravenedthelawintakingchildren undersixyearsofage.

THECONDEMNATIONSCHOOL MANUALS.

AtFl-sur-Aire(Meuse),eight ovarefusedtouseinclassthemanualsproducedbytheBishops.They wereexcludedbytheirmasterfor threedays,and,later,definitelyexpelledbytheschoolauthorities.To Preservethemfromidleness,the Cureassembledthematthepresbyterytoteachthemtheircatechism.

Ourlittlestoryistold.John LeediedinHarry'sarmsa few daysaftertheirsad,thoughhappy, meeting.HarryreturnedtoLynwood,totheinexpressiblejoyof BertieHolmes;butthoughstillthe prideoftheAcademy,thoughstill theleaderofhisforminthefield aswellasintheclass-room,though still"thebestfellowinLynwood" HarryLeewillneveragainbethe bright,glad-heartedladbewasbeforethatfatefuldaywhenJack Herbert,TomDenham,BertieHolmes,andhewentfishinginthe Mora.

Swift'sJoke

Swift,inhisjourneysonfoot fromDublintoLondon,wasaccustomedtostopforrefreshmentsor restattheneatlittleale-housesat theroad'sside.Oneofthese,betweenDunchurchandDaventry,was formerlydistinguishedbythesign ofthe"ThreeCrosses,"inwhich reUrencetothethreeintersecting wayswhichfixedthesiteof the house.At.thistheDeancalledfor hisbreakfast,butthelandladybeing engagedwithaccommodatingher moreconstantcustomers,somewaggoners,andstayingtosettlean altercationwhichunenpectedlyarose, keepinghimwaiting,andinattentivetohisrepeatedexclamation,he tookfromhispocketadiamondand uroteoneverypaneofglassinher bestroom:-

"TotheLandlord. i. "Therehangthreecrosses'atthy door Hansupthywife,andshe'llmake four."

Thelawpermitsthis,providedthat noinstructionIngivenon the subjectstaughtinclass.Tosummonthem,theCuregaveafew tollsofthebell.Aftertendaysthe boysreturnedtoschool,theInspectorhavingpromisedthefamilies thatthebooksshouldbeexpurgated,andthat,inthemeantime,the childrenshoIdbeexcusedfrom learningthepassagesobjectedto.

SUMMONEDFORRINGINGA BELL.

TheMayorthensummonedthe cureforthehell-ringing,although thishadceased,andalthoughthe Maiorhadeieenhimbutoneday's noticetocease.TheMayorbased hischargecnageneralinstruction lofthePrefect,that"aftertheBeParntionthebellsshallberungas before,"i.e.,theclergyshallhave theri-httousetheChurchbells. But,honingcunninglytoturnthis permissionintoaprohibition,the Mayorpretendedthatthebellswere notrungasbefore,asthisringing forcatechismwasaninnovation.

Further,aecordingtotheMunicipal law,anorderoftheMayorisonlyvalidniterithasbeenpublished endpostedun Theseformalities were,throughnegligence,omitted. Theorderhad,therefore,noforce. NeverthelesstheJusticeofthe PeaceofTriancourtsentencedthe Curetotwentyfinesofonefranc forhistwentyhell-ringings. On appeal,theroutecourtof Bar acquittedtheCure.

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fourPontificalMasseswerecelebrated.Aboutthreehundredpersons, manyofdistinguishedbirth,proceededtoRometoreceive*thecroons, whihasthe"CatholicTimes"has stated,werepresentedbytheHoly. Fathertoreplacethosewhichwere stolenlastyear,andofwhichnothinghassincebeenheard.

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Government. TheFrenchmagistrateshavebeengraduallyprepared fortheirunenviabletask. Large numbersofjustandreligiousmen, whowereunabletobendtothe workrequiredofthem,havebeen, fromtimetotime,forcedtoresign,whilsttheirplacesweretaken bymeninsympathywithBloc ideals.ThetribunalsofGrenoble areeminentlyBlocard.Latelythey condemnedtwopriestsfor"trespassingonthedomainoftheprimary schoolmaster."ThepriestshadrefutedatCatechismtheanti-religious errorsofthecondemnedmanuals Now,theentirefreeFrenchPress severelycondemnsthesentencesin thematteroftheliquidationofthe GrandeChartreuse.

Russia

Thecoronationoftheimageof OurLadyofTchenstohofskiahas beenperformedwithmagnificent'and 'imposingceremonyetwhichnearly. amillionofpeopleassisted.BishopStanislafZditovetskyplacedthe crownontheheadofthesacredelcon.ArchbishopBiltchefskyLeof, fromGalitzia,andfiveotherBishopsinfullpontificals,together withaboutfivehundredclergy,assistedattheceremony.Bishop CieplakwasalsoPresent.Count BernardLuhenskypreached,aswell asotherPolishpreachers. After thecoronationaprocession,wasformedandwenttothechapel,where

FattierA.Staerks,oftheChurch ofSt.Stanislaus,St.Petersourg, ismakingslowthoughsatisfactory progresswithhiswork,whichconsistsofthetranslationoftheoriginaltextsofSt.Jeromeinthe ImperialLibrary.Thisremarkable workwillprobablybefinishedaboutSeptember.UptothePer thereareonlyfifty-one subscribers. Alimitednumberonly willheprintedsothosewhodesiretohavethebook'shouldnotdelaytogiveintheirnames.The FatherhasreceivedmuchencouragementinhislabourthroughsympatheticlettersfromEnglandandIreland.TheDirectoroftheCambridge CniversityLibrarywrotetohim.It isaworkforwhichmanywillbe erateful.Ithascosthimfiveor sixrearsofmostlaboriousdaily, labourinasevereandtryingclimate,attimesInterruptedbyseriousillness. Iamtannertosal* thatatPresentheisingoodhealth endisconfidentlyhopingtoseehis lemurscrownedwithseceess.

CHURCHANDSTATE. TherelationsbetweentheChurch awltheGovernmentremainfriendly tbeughIregrettostatethatfor sometimepastareactionhasbeen settinginwhich,ifItcontinues, willtendtolimittheberet,ofrecentreforms.

SwedenandNorway

SincethemiddleofthelastcenturytheScandinavianpeoplehave beenmanifestingsignsofadesire toreturntothe('atholicChurch. To-dayinNorwayandDenmarkCatholicshavealmostfulllibertyIn Swedentherestillremainvestigesof theoldintolerance.

TOhelpforwardtheworkofconversionsinthosekingdoms,anassociationofprayerhasbee,ninstituted inaccordancewithalettersentby HisHolinessPiusX.onMarch8th lasttothemonasteryofSt.MauriceofClee,aux,dioceseofLuxemtiourg.Thenewassociationhas betagran.edpreciousindulgences. Thefollowingisalistoftherules:

I.TheobjectofthepiousassociationistoobtainfromGodthereturnoftheScandinavianpeople(the inhaeitantsofNorway.,Sweden,and Denmark)totheCatholicFaith.

II.ThisAssociationhasforpatronsOurBlessedLady,specially honouredinthemysteryofhergloriousAssumption; St.Paul,the ApostleofNationsSt.Anschar,0. S.B.,ApostleofScandunavia;St. Canute,KingofDemeare,martyr; St.Olaf,KingofNorway,martyr; andSt.BridgetofSweden,widow.

III.Thecentreoftheassociation istheBenedictineAbbeyofSt. MauricedeClervaux,dioceseofLuxembourg.ThedirectoristheLord AbbotofClervaux,oroneofthe monksdelegatedbyhire.

IV.Theassociatespromisetosay eachdayen"AveMaria,"forthe conversionoftheScandinavianpeoPle,andnottoforgetthisintention intheirotherpiousexercisesand goodworks.Theyarealsointheir prayerstoaskGodtodeliverfrom Purgatorythesoulsofdeceased Scandinavians.

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