The Record Newspaper 31 December 1910

Malikflews.

TheRev.PatrickO'Donoghue,P.1. ofKew,Victoria,diedsuddenlyfront aPPoPlexaontheFeastoftheImmaculaiteConceptionashewasabout, tosayMass. ThedeceasedPriest hadbeeninfailinghealthforsome timepreviously.Onthemorningof hisdeathheheardtheconfessionsof anumberofchildrenwhowere:a maketheirfirstHoly.communion. FatherDonoghuewas62.ears ageandanativeofLongford,Ireland.HisGrace,theArchbishopof MelbournePresidedatthefuneralobsequies,atwhichalargenumberof theclergywerepresent. ThedeceasedpriestwasheldinhighesteembyallsectionsoftheCommunity,inwhichlielat-ioured.-R.I.P.

Ofthefourtrainingcollegesfor teachersrecognisedbytheVictoriaa EducationDepartment,twoareCatholic-theLoretoConvent,Albert Park,andAscotVale,whichisconductedbytheSistersofMercy.

TheRev.M,Gleescn,ofthediocese ofBallarat.wasraisedtothedie nityofthepriesthoodonthe;tit inst.

Mr.J.L.Tretle(MinisterforA-I riculture)inthepresentNewSouth WalesStateLabourMinistry,made theProudboastatWaverley,rectatly,thathisAuntwasthefirstMother-Superiorofthefirstcommunit. ofNunsestaI4ishedinOttawaand thefirstNuntoestablishaConvent thecapitalofCanada."

TheAdvocate"says-MissAmv castlesisreturningtoEuropeto takepartingrandopera.Itisprobele.thattheAustraliansongstress willreturnnextyearasa-eel:0;er ofMadameMelba'soperacompany ItissaidthatMadameMelbatakes ereatinterestinthesistersofMiss Castles,andhasahighopinionof theirvocalgifts.

ThethreechildrenofJennings CarmichaeltheAustralianpoetess, whodiedsevenyearsagoindistressedcircumstancesinEngland,have safelyarrivedinMelbourne. The eldestson,Geoffrey,aboyof tears,istobetoenintotheoffice ofMr.F.Russell,solicitor,andgivenalegaleducaticn.Keith.aeed IT,andRupert,aged8,willbetrainedinsuchamanneraswillenable themtoearnalivelihoodwhenold enoughtostarttheirbattlewiththe world.Shouldtheyneedhelpin thefuture,thePrerrin.Promisest) riveemetic?'assistance.Thesum raisedfrrtheirtenetwas£36o.

MadameIloleres,whoistouring SouthAustralia,h-elavel-flatteringrecentionfromthePeoPleof MountGambier.

R.BECHTEL&CO.(E.ARUNDEL)

CONTRACTORSTOTHEW.A.12F1)COMMONWEALTHGOVERNMENTS. tleadOffice:BarrackiStreet,Perth Factory,andSaddlersIronmongeryDloartmcnt,Murrarst.,Perth

ACorneroftheFactory.

TheRev.MotherGabrielofthe GoodSamaritanSisters,Gawler, (S.1.),accompaniedbySisterCecelia,leftforSydneyonthe16thinst. tohePresentattheelectionofthe MotherGeneraloftheOrder.

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TheRev.J.Costelloe,ofBro'ien Hill,whounderwentasuccessfuloperationforappendicitisattheNortb AdelaideHospitalsomeweeksago, hasnowquiterecovered.Heleft forBro'enHillonthefeth,after reconeratinaforafewweeksatPort Victor.

ThePostalDepartmentinAdelaide issaidtobeseAbingwithdissatisfaction.Theemployeeshaveheld meetingstoformulatetheirerievanen.andageneralstrr'eisspoken ofifredressisnotobtain-d.

MissPaulineGill,formerlyapupiloftheSistersofS.T"senh Sydney,hasjustobtainedfir-t-class eneersattheArtsExete,:ntionat theNationalUniversity,Dii'din.Miss rill,isatPresentstudsin-thenew

systemofteachinglanguages,at

Co:knee,Germane.Shewilltake herfinaldegreeatCambridgeUniversity,tofitherforahighpostin Australia. MissGillattendedall thelecturesofherexaminaticnat thatfamousseatofteaching,the CollegekePtbytheLoretoNuns, Stephen'sGreen,Dublin.

LabourPremierVerran,ofSouth Australia,saysanEasternexchange, trainedasalocalpreacherbeforehe t00%topolitics.Tiemighthave stayedinthepulpitPermanentlyinsteadofenteringParliament.But hisfirstexaminationbythe disteldersshookhimuP."How didyouget.on?"hisanxiousmotherad:edhimwhenhereturned home."Mother,"berePlied-he tellsthestoryhimself-"Ifthatis beingaMethodistpreacher,Igive thejobup."

St.Mary'sBuildingFundupto therethinst..reachesthegrandtotalof£67,91rres.rid.

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berofengagementsPlannedoutfor theNewYear.Withtheweightof yearsuponhim,hecommencesthe NewYearwiththeardourofa strongmissionarypriest.

MissesVeronicaDuiganandSarah Keogh,twoex-PupilsoftheDominicanConvent,Franklin-street,enjoy thedistinctionforsingingforthe firsttimeinSouthAustraliainthe Esperantolanguage.Lastweekthe youngladiesrenderedtwoduets, Juanita."and"Kionlaondojdi ras"inthenewlanguageata socialheldundertheauspicesofthe localEsperantoSociety.The youngvoraliatsweretrainedinthe PiecesbyMrs.Wm.Hogg,theenthusiasticpresidentoftheAdelaide eroupofEsperantists.MissKeogh IsadaughterofMr.F.B.Keogh. whowaswellknownasamemberof theWestMelbourneCatholicYoung MenisSocietyintheeighties,and'A grand-daughterofMr.Michael O'Brien,anoldandrespectedresidentofNorthMelbourne.andafamiliarfigureatthesocialgatherings oftheShamrockClub;

IrishNewstoNovember26,1

Cathleen,O'Brien

(ByJamesMonaghan).

TheredwellsinavalebytheHeel's sunnyside, OfallthefairmaidensofWest meaththePride.

Andoh,whatasclaceinexileto know Thatherchangelesilovefollows whereeverIgo. Herdarktressesflowing, Hereyeseverglowing, Andbrowwhiteassnowonthecres, ofKnoc'eIv, Firsttaughtmethepleasure Tolovebeyondmeasure, TherosebudofbeautySweetCatbleenO'Brien.

Whensweettwastostratithegreen meadowsamong, Andfliedwastheairwiththe lark'ssummersong, Wemetand1toldherthatDestira'shand

Wouldforcemefromherandour dearnativeland, Hereyeswithtearswelling, Truelove'sstorytelling, Shesaidmayyourfuturebebrigs terthanmine ThaiI,broken-hearted, Reluctantlyparted. Fromdearly-lovedIrelandandOath. leenO'Brien.

Oh,littleIthoughtinmychildhood thatI Wouldeverbeforcedfrommybirthplacetofly, Andleavefarbehindmethescenes evernew, Andfriendsinadversity,steadfast andtrue nutwhenmylovedIsland, Withplentyshallsmile,and Sweetpeacespreadsherwingfrom theBanntotheBoyne, Myhome-yearningspirit Shalloncelmoreinherit Itslostjoys,dearIrelandandCateleenO'Brien.

ThemanifestooftheUnitedIrish LeagueofGreatBritaintotheIrish ElectorsofGreatBritainhadsome verypointedreferencestotheLords --referencesthatmusthavehurt theiraristrocraticnerves.

(wholelongarrayofAnglo-Irishland!lords,withveryrareexceptions,have associatedwiththeirpastunholyinfluenceoerIrishaffairs,domestic, andPolitical,anauseoushistoryof spoliationandplunder.Whyshould nottheIrishrejoiceintheirPoliticaldownfall?

TheEnalishelectionswereremark ableforsomeveryqueertwistingsin theconservativecoil,butthemost remarkablewasBalfourdeclaring himselfa"democrat"heevenessayedtopreachdemocraticidealsto theworkingclasses.

Their voicein tin lent -

joyed,thenCanadianswerealiens tearingdowntheConstitution.

ThequarrelwiththeHouse of Lords,hedeclared,wasaBritish one.AsfarasSelf-Governmentfor Irelandwasconcern:d,theystoodby thePositiontheyhadto butthe HouseofLordswaslustasmucha barriertorillevingIrelandofitsoppressionasitwastotheDemocracyofEngland,Scotland,andWales. * Fineepee'lagthis,nowthefight isoTer,whatwillbenextmoveby nowaccreditedAsquithGovernment?

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CONAUGHT

Allthearrangementsfor the constructionoftheBahian,Belmul let,andCollooneyRailwayandHaihourWorksarenowcompleted,and wortswillbestartedshortly. A telegramreceivedbytheMostRev, Dr.Conmy.fromDr.Ambroseconfirmstheannouncement.

Account,

ing.againstthedeductions,andcal-

ofcosrsehisconversiontothelingontheGovernmenttomake sideofthemasseshadanulteriorgoodthedeficit. motive.HedeclaredagainstHome Ruleandasaprotagonistofthe Lordshewasfeelingthepulseof 1 andtheMostRev. o'Dea

Heatraffic y onthe25.thult.The weremembersofalargedeputationbridgewasbuiltbyjointcontribn- frorrtheClfdnandOughterardRu-ti-nsfromtheKilkennyCor')oration ralDiserictCouncilswhichwaitedonandtheKilkennyCo.Council,and theCommitteecftheCongestedDis-theopeningceremonywasperformed tracts,BoardlastmonthatConne-bytheMayoroftheCity(Alder- marsinconnectionwithLandPur-manPotter)endtheChairmanof chase.OthermattersdiscussedwereItheco.Council(Mr.JosephWalsh). theimprovementofroads,thestart-itisaferro-concretestructure, ingoflocalindustries,theglantingbuiltatacostof£6,000,theeon- ofosiersforhaslet-making,andthe'tractorsbeingthewell-knownfirm constructionofabridgeacrossthe CorribFerry.

Dr.BartleyO'BeirneduringarecentvisittohisnativeTawin,Co. Galway,convenedarepresentative meetingofthepeopleofthedistrict whichpassedresolutionsurgingon thec.D.Boardthenecessityofbuildine.aPieratTawin.Rev.Father Keane,P.P.,Oranmore,Presided, endaletterwasreadfromtheMost Res.Dr.O'Deawarmlyapprovingof theobfectofthemeeting.andstatingthatman.liveshadbeenlost. andfishingboatswrecked,owingto thewantofsuchaPier.HisLordshipsaidtherewasscarcelyanyPart ofIrelandforwhichtheC.D.Board haddonesolittle.Galway Co. Councilhasvoted£200towardsthe constructionofthepier..Mr.M. Fahr,oneofth'residentsin a speechinIrish,saidothersreapedthd harvestoftheseawhichrish.le shouldbereapedhethemen of Tawin.

TheNationalSchool,Gardenfiald, Tuasn,taughtbyMrs.Godwinand Mrs.O'Connell.haswontheArchbishopMacHaleCup,Presentedfor competitioninIrishLanguagetoall' theschoolsofthedistrictbythe TuamBranchoftheGael*cI.easue. Itwaswonthefirstyearbythe MercyConventSchool,Tuam,which lostittoSylsneSchoolthefollowingyear.Itwasnotawardedin 008,hatin1909,andasainthis tearitJelltoGardentleldSchool, andnowbecomesitsproperty,havingwonittwoyearsinsuccession.

LEINSTER

MissKavanaghhasbeenelected matronoftheAbtealeixWorkhouse. FatherLal-r,P.P.,wrotesuggesting theelectionofanuntothisposition,andthesuggestionwassupportedbyMr.P.A.Meehan,W.P., andtheChairman,(Mr.JamesMcMahon,J.P.);hutthelattersaid thewholefeelingoftheBoardwas againstelectinganun.Forthepo- sitienofschoolmistressMissMcGrath,Abhea!ein,whowaselected, received26votesasagainstIIcast forMissBuggy,and6forMissPhela,KilSricken.

ofMessrsJ.andR.Thomason,Belfast.Thespan(140feet)isthe largestinthethreekingdoms.

MIINSIMR

Mr.JamesO'Connor,ofMurroe House,CountyLimericeisdead.Deceasedwaswidelyknownandrespec- ted.

Lastmonththereceptiontook placeattheConventofMercy,Kinsale,ofMissEileenCarmody, of Ballybunian,Co.Kerry(inreligion, SisterPaul); andofMissClay, Galway(inreligionSisterDePardas).Theceremony,wasperformed bytheVeryRev.CanonM'Carthy, P.P.,V.F.,inPresenceofnyanyrelativesandguests.

Althoughcal:,19yearsofage,Mr JamasCosle,student,MaynoothCollege,hasobtainedtheB.A.(Honours)degreeoftheNationaltel sityofDublin,winningaveryhigh placeinthelistofgraduates.He receivedhisIntermediateeducation, atSt.Eunan'sCollage,Lettercane firstundertheVeryRev.H.Gallagher,andlaterunderDr.Maguire, andwentthroughlothhieIntermediateandUnieersitamuseswith markedsuccess.Heisaonof Mr.PatrickCoyle,Kildarra-h,N.B. Dunfanaghv,andnephewofMrs.Wm. Daiwa%57Great.lame'sstrut,Derry,alsoofMr.JohnCoyle,Lismonaghan,Lettermy.

InthematterofJohnFrancis Sheehy,deceased,lateofCruetCo Limerick,Sheehyv.Sheehy,'"eMasteroftherOsonthe lication ofMr.JamesEarl(instref.4la Messrs.WenneandWynne;,onbehalfofth, ntia],MarThrths, Sheehy,GeorginaSheehy, Sheehy.andMaudeShe:hdau-htarsofthedeceased,inNovember madeanorderthatthedefendant,. JamesSheehy,elm:lidlodgein Courtwithinfourdaysthesumof V80.ThelateMr.Sheehy died possess,doffourvalnaalefare'sof landandotheraes-'ar'ose'g+0 nearly"',non.rh;3will`'seeueathad''"ae.ch hisa daleht-rs,adL'-no`0hisBen o'n, whorrde-rasedh'these1 ci?s

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SATURDAY,DECEMBER31,1910.

beingchargedonthefarms. His lordshipreferredothermattersin disputetotheChiefClerk,Mr.D. J.O'Brine(instructedh,Mr.EugeneCollins)apPearedforMrs.Mar-Ini-nretSheehy,widowofthedeceasedandMr.PheDs(instructedbe Nles-;rs.BlachallandCo.),forthe defendant,JamesSheehy.

ULSTER

Attheageofeightythedeathhas occurredathisresidence.Rosteen, haveniertroad,Belfast,ofMr.Mean liarbieon.AnativeofTullyreagh, nearBallymena,bewasoneofthe bestknownNationalSchoolteachers inUlster.ltisstatedhecommencedhiscareeras/rile:palteacherai theageofsixteen,andwasableto vividlyrecallthefamineears.,aboutwhichtimeheYeasstruckdown withtyphus.Hewastheauthorof .anumberoftextbooksincluding anelementarytreatiseonzoology, andothersonthe"OutlinesofGeoeraPhv,"anda"GeographicalRenderofIreland."whichattainedmuch popularity.

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4o&-E-I.95-1.281. 1909-En.430,169. !910---R6.92o,005. Inaccordancewiththeregulations issuedundertheActof19oe,vendorswerealloweduptoist lulo,tochoosewhetherthe,:would acceptpayment,partlyorwhen,in Stock.Noadvancesinstocthereforeweremadeduringtheyearending3istMarch,191o.Slicethat datetheCommissionershadadvanced121,43,18-1incash,E4oe,369partlyincashandparelyin21per Cent.Stock.£105,88.1in2fper CentStoc'eand270,363in3per CentSloe,

WILLIEREDMONDANDTHE LORDS.

"IsDerryquayaPrivatePlace? wasthequestionraisedbeforethe Derry-magistratesinacharge of betteirattheQuayagainstJames M'Bride,ofSt.columb'sWells.Mr. Hcott.forthedefendantarguedthat thequaywasprivateproperty,and that.asnonoticewasexhibitedprohibitingbetting,noollencefay.The Court,however,decidedcontra,and imposedafineof205.

Theintermenttookplacelast monthofMissEleanor'Thomasine clifford,lastsurvivingdaughterof thelateCaptainRobertClifford, J.P.andsisterofGeneralClifford, C.B.,CamCottage,Belturbet.The funeralwasanimpressiveone,and representativeofallclasses. The dietmournersincludedGeneralC. C.B.,(brother):GeneralR. M.Clifford(do)MissClifford, cairn(niece); MissClifford,Green\die(do)Surgeon-GeneralRoe,C. B.,Ballyconnell,endCaptainRoe.

Mr.W.Redmond,M.P.,'eaking atameetinginLondonlastmonth, insupportofMr.T.Lough,M.P., saidhehadvisitedtheHouseof Lords.andfoundLordLansdowne. lordRosehery,andtherestofthem metaphoricallyapes'log,committing suicidetosavethemselvesfrombeingslaughtered(laughterandcheers) The,,weretumblingoerahother IntheHouseofLords,andsaying that,ofcourse.thehereditaryprinciplewassomethingnosmsibleman couldtalkabout(laughter).Then whentheycametothePartofthe reformsthatsaidthatinsteadofthe hereditaryPeersaportionshouldbe madeupofgoodandnoblemenwho hadfoughtinbattlesoftheircountryandweregreatinscienceart, andletters,lookedovertothecorneroftheHouseofLordswhereall theoldbrewersweresitting(loud laughter),andwhenCordLansdowne inhisgrandaristocraticway,straightenedhimselfupandagreedwith LordRoseberryhowthepoorPeers looted(laughter),Basslookedat Allsnpp(laughter).Allsopplooked atGuinness'sstout(laughter).

IRISHINKERRY.

TheEstatesCommissionersheard anapplicationbyanumberoftenantsontheDownshireestateat Oestlereagh,nearBelfast,thatthe Propertyhenotdeclared"anestate,"andthatadvancesbenot madeunlessLordDownehlreagrees toselltotheter.ants.Afterargu ment,thematterwasadjournedto enableareporttohemadebyone oftheinspectors.

TheCountessofAntrimandMrs. EdithM'Ponnell,accompanied by teeRev.W.Murphy,P.P.,visited SeaviewMaleandFemaleNational schools,Glenarm. HerLadyship distributedprizestothechildren, andcongratulatedFatherMurphyon theexcellenceoftheschoolbuildinesandtheimprovementsrecently effected,andalsotheteachersonthe excellentmannerinwhichthechildrenacquittedthemselves.Her ladyshipexpressedherselfhighly MewedattheneataPPearanceof thechildren.whichreflectedgreat creditontheirparents.

Mr.O'Carroll,GaelicLeagueOrganiser,saysthatthemovementis makingrapidheadwayinTraleeand otherpartsofKerry.Hesaysthat inthePresentationConventinTraleehefoundtheinfantsable to carryonasimpleconversationin IrishandtoreciteandsingIrish songs. Therewereabout;y,pupilsreading"Seadhna"inthesame schoolandabout-400readingsimplertexts.Mr.O'FlInn.theIrish teacherofthedistrictconductsa specialclassforNationalteacherson Saturdays,atwhichabout4oteachersattend.Specialclassesforthe nunsarealsoheldineachofthe threeconvents.AtRathmoreRev. T.C'Sullivan.P.P.,informedtheorganiserthathedidhisbestto maketheIrishlanguagethelanguneeofthePlaygroundinthesixteenschoolsinhisparish,andconsideredthateveryhouseinRathmoreoughttoleeanIrishschooland everyfatherandmotheranIrishteacher.

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AfterRequiemHighMassinSt.eNNI-ALFLORALANDINDUS:dare'sChurch,Belturbet,onMon- TRIALEXHIBITION. daymorning,theremainsofthelateLastTuesdayafternoontheannual Mr.HughLeonardwerelaidtorestexhibitionofwork,anddistribution inCulliesCemetery,Cavan,anidofmedalsandprizesinconnection manifestationsofgreatsorrow.Thewiththeabovetoo:placeinthe funeralwasverylargeandimpres-schoolroom,andwaswellpatronis sine.ThechiefmournerswereMes-ed.notonlybytheparentsand areTerenceLeonard,Granard,andfriendsofthechildrenattendingthe AndrewLeonard,Cavan(brothers);schoolhutbealargeandaPpreciaPatk.Leonard.Glenfarne(nerhew)tirocircleofadmirers.Allthe andnarrenceM-Derinott(cousins).workexhibitedwasofaveryhigh-

TRISHLANDPURCHASE.

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Mr.Birrellgivinginformationon thesubjectofIrishlandpurchase. saysthatuptothe12thNovember, A262,043,177hadbeenad-ancedto vendorsundertheIrishLandPurchaseActs.1870to1900,theamountsofadvancesirethefinancial yearsending31stMarch,1907.1908. 1,;0'),andTorobeing,respectively19o7-r5,747,644.

clissandadmiratt%reflectedthe greatestcreditonthecleverandambitiousyoungstudentsandthezealousandPainstakingSisters.The RightRev.MonsignorBourke,V.G., distrifttedthemedalsandawardsto thefortunatewinnersandmadea Jalopylittlespeech,congratulating therecipientsontheirwell-earned successandalludingtothevery creditablemannerinwhicheach hadwonherorhisPrize.The schoolrcom,whichfortheoccasion

aastan,naydecoratedwithpalms, ferns,bowers,etc.,presentedamost pleasinseectacle.Onallsideswas arrangedafinecollectionofworn, includingneedlework(plainandfancy),aintings,drawings(freehand, andshaded),andsketchesin Pen andin Roundtheroomwasalso toheseenalargenumberofmusic certificat.sRainedduringtheyearby thepupils.Theneedlework,which wasgreatlyadmiredbyall,consistedprincipallyofacmeneatlyexecuteddesensofdrawn-threadwore, corticel'iribbonwork,pointlace, mount-mellickwork,applique,and shadowwork,Plainsewing,darning, ihuckal:ac,darning,andivorycanvaswork.Worthyofspecialmentioninthefancyworksectionwere !acreamsatincushionshowingscarletpoppiesworkedinsilk(aPPlique work)byMissEttieKingand a blacksatincushiononwhichwasartisticallydesignedawhiteswanand clustersofpinkdaisies(ribbonwork) byMissEllsKeating.Somefine exhibitsinthisclasswere also shownbytheMissesDorisHedges, LilyHamilton,andCissieJeffrey. ThePlainsewing,too,wasofvery !superiorendandwaspronouncedeIcellentbytheexaminers.Thepaintings,drawings,andshadings.particularlythelast-named,calledforth enthusiasisadmiration.Arural iscenebyMissMayGuthriewasmuch admired'aswerealsosomeprett, landscapescenesbytheMissesGraIcieHarwood,ElsieDavies,andDoris Ashby. A veryPrett,,"Genoese Study."theworkofMissEileen Keating,evokedmuchpraise. A numberofmapswasalsoexhibited, rnanyofthmnbeingcleverspecimens ofpentnanshiP,havingalreadygainedfirstandspecialprizesattherecentshowatClaremont.Thework fromtheInfantschoolwaswell andcreditablyrepresentedinthe manyfinesamplesofkindergartenexhibited,andshowedthatthisinterestingbranchofjuvenileeducation hadrec:ivedcarefulattentionduring theyear.Aftertheworkhadbeen examinedthedistributionofmedals. etetookPlane.Thefirstmedal presented-beautifullyengraved goldone-wasthatawardedtoMiss VioletHughesasthemostpopular girlIntneHighSchool,asdecided bethevotesofthechildren. The nextweretwogoldmedals(givenby Mr.Geo.Lennon),forelocutionto twoofthepupils,theMissEileen Thorpe(seniorclass),andMissBeesicO'Connor(junior).IntheHigh Schoolalsothefollowingweretherecipientsofsilvermedals:-Cissie Jeffreys,DorisAshby,LadyAbbott. FrankAbbott(fornothavingmissedoenhalfadayintheschool year),MissAnnieO'Sullivanfor havin,passedthePrimaryAdelaide T7niversityexaminationinEnglish. arithmetic,algebra,FrenchandLatin,andMissBessieO'Connorfor havingPassedthesameexamination inEnglish.arithmetic.French,Latin,andGreek.Agoldmedalwas presentedtoMarynonforhaving passedtheadvancedgradeviolin, andasPeelaisilvermedaltoCamelaStanburyforseniorpianoforte (TrinityCollege). Thefollowing werealsoawardedmedalsforhaving PassedthePrimaryAdelaideUnive, siteexaminationj-MissBessieDwyer passedinEnglish,arithmetic,algebra.Latin,French.andGreek:Miss MayFallon,English,arithmetic,algebra,French,historyMissMarie McKinnon,English,arithmetic,algebra,Latin,French.Greek,history andgeographyMissBonnieMcKinnon,English.arithmetic,algebra,Latin,Greek,history,andgeo;raela, Medalsfornothavingmissedhalfa day,during..theSearwerepresented toMayFallon,MaryLocke,Dottie Mansfield,BonnieMcKinnon,Mary Ford,ClarePrendergast,LenaHanBen,NellieDunne,OlivePrendiville,TEL1724, AnnieJeffreyKathleenGallagher. JohnO'Farrell,RoyBarrington. JackKelly,WillieMansfield, Joe Butler,JackKent,PercyMansfield, PatrickO'F,a,....11111,andTeddieJeffreys. ExcellenceinBiblehistory wassuitablerewarded,andthefol-Cateringplant lowinggainedaPrize:-BessieO'Core P Ballsand. nor,LadyAnbett,EvaWilliams.shiciiorticesst

MollieDemPsey,Vaida'IiPpett,MartinMoran,JamesMalone,Stephen Fitzsimmons,WilliePalmer. The musiccertificateswerealsodistributed,thefollowingpupilsbeingconsidereddeservingofspecialnotice 'IrinityCollegePracticalA.T.C.L., JessieV.Reillypianoforte,Elsie Jacksonsingin,g(certificatedvote.list).FlorrieFennellartofteaching(theoretical),KathleenM.Shine andJessieV.Realesenior,practi calandtheoretical,RosieGarcia, FlorrieFennell,ConnieM.Stanburv, MeleeStanhuryEttieKing,Mitt% Wells,WinnieTol,andVioletBond intermediategrade.practicaland theoretical,EileenThorpeandFlorrieBright. RoyalAcademyand RoyalcollegeofMusicMar,Flynn, advancedgrade(violin)HildaClancyandBeatriceBrady,intermediate singing DoraKrug,LilyDavis, FlorrieBright,VioletBond,Nellie Grant,higherdivision,pianoforte BernardineGeraltandMaudPotter, higherdivision,singingWinnieMedieanandClariceHemy'.rudiments ofmusic.

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E.Mccrade,771stclasspass. Elementary.

S.Cressy,89Honours.

MayHamaerley84,istclassPass.

A.McElhatton,82,1stclasspass.

M.Sheridan,82istclasspass.

M.Ball.82,1stclasspass.

C.White.81,1stcl,AssPass.

E.Pettit,8o,letclasspass.

V.Donaldson,80.1stclasspass.

M.Hamersley,78,istclasspass.

A.Bromberg,78,istclasspass. Primary.

E.Byrne,8oistclasspass.

M.Lanigan,78,pass.

J.Lanigan78Pass.

1.Cressy76,Pass.

MCable,76,Pass.

P.Pettit,75,Pass

K.Bali,72,Pass.

L.Kregor,69Pass. VIOLIN. Intermediate.

V.Crawford,86Honours.

K.Egan,841stclasspass. Elementary.

N.Pettit,811stclasspass.

InThomson,8o,istclasspass. Primar%

M.T3,rue,76tsatclasspass. Singing. Senior.

V.Crawford,781stclasspass. Intermediate.

F.Mcnrade,7-1pass. Klintnerg,fespass.

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We sincerelythankHisLordship Dr.Kelly,Rev.Father and Mr.J.J.Ryanfortheirkindnessin donatinggoldmedals.Wehaveto thaneHisLordshipalso,forswings andsee-sawserectedonthegrounds fortheamusementofthechildren, andforthekindlyinteresthe alwaystakesinencouragingandstill, ulatingthepupilsintheirstudies.

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Asournewcollege,nowincourse oferection,willprovideampleand excelleniaccommodationforteachingallsubjects,weexpecttomultiplyourresultsyearbyyear.

Thenewbuildingwillbeequipped withallmoderneducationalappliances.Inadditiontotheusualstudy hallsandclassrooms,asciencehail artstudio,libraryandmusichall willbeprovided. Inconclusionwewishourpatrons andmansfriendsahappyChristmas andabrightandprosperous New IYear.

FcnlowingisthePrizeList:MissI.Shepheard,A.L.C.M.(gold medal,capandgown).-Diploma.of Associate,andCertificateforSenior Harmon.'andCounterpoint,T.C.L.

doctrinePrize.(presentedby.MA LordshipISKelly),arithmetic,ge graftsdrawing,anddesigning.

MissMadelineHolmes(goldcross). -JuniorhonoursT.C.L.,theory,intermediatePianoforteRoyalCollege. literature,arithmetic,algebra,English,goodconduct.

MissMollieGriffin(goldmedalpresentedbyRev,FatherHolly).-Christiandoctrine,honourscertificatesinpianoforteplaying,junior T.C.L.,andRoyalL.Collegetheory, arithmeticandEnglish.

MissCeceliaGoldberg(goldbrooch) -Interediatehonourspianoforte certificateL.C.M.,intermediatetheoryandharmony,shorthandcertificatecertificatefromPhoneticInstitute.French,painting,elocution.

MissMarieFels.-Christiandoctrine(PrizepresentedbyHisLordshipDr.Kelly).(Goldcross)highestmarls(90)intermediatehonours division,harmonyandtheoryL.C.M. 96marksjuniorhonoursT.C.L.ani intermediatehonourspianoforteplayingarithmetic,history.

MissConnieRowe.-Juniorhonours theory,T.C.I..classexam.deportment:

MissVera Smith.-Pianoforte, T.C.L.,classexam.deportment. Missl"lorriePowell.-Etiquette, schoolexam.

MasterJackCoffey.-Goldmedal clubswinging,T.C.L.violinplaying certificateandjuniorhonoursintheore cent-Per-centinsun-primary classexam.(boo'sPrize),French. Painting,chip-carving,fretwork,and elocution.

MasterOnslowMorrissey.-Silver medalforattendance,homework.

MissE.Bra.-1-losalCollege pianoforteamdT.C.L.theory,needleword,arithmetic,goodconduct.

MissK.O'Brien.-Cent-per-cent schoolexam:maPPing.

MissD.Cream.-SuccessatRoyal L.Collegepianoforteandtheoretical exams.,writing.

MissAngelinaDrew.-TrinityCollegetheoreticalexam.,excellentpass, schoolexam.,drawing.

MissDorotheaDrew.-TrinityCollegetheoreticalexam.,excellentpass schoolexam.,drawing.

MissGwenRad'ey.-Excellentpass schoolexam.,etiquette,goodconduct.

MissGenevieveConway.-Classexam.,excellentPass,drawing,good conduct.Phyllis O'Brien.-T.C.L.theoreandR.C.M.Panoforteexams.. schoolexam,excellentPass.

MissVeraPurchase.-Successesat TheoryT.C.L..,andschoolexams., application.

Mice Coffey.-Pianoforte RoyalCollegeexam.,application. dancingandcalisthenics.

MissMaryRyan.-Successatschool exam.,singing,artneedlework,fuel dancing.

MasterFelixCones.-Mandolins playingandtheory,T.C.L.,cent-percentschoolexam.

ErnestBerringen-Excellentpass schoolexam.

ErnestBerringer.-Excellentpass, schoolexam.

LesliePrunster.-ExcellentPass, schoolexam.

OnFriday,the16thfist,His LordshipDr.Kelly,assistedbyRev. FatherHills,andtheHonJ.M. Drew,M.L.C..distributedabout70 musicalcertificatesinallgradesfrom thePreparatorytotheDiplomaof Associate.about20shorthandcertiiicates,andthreefromtheAdelaide Fniversit..Quiteanumberofgold andsilvermedalswerePresentedto themostsuccessfulstudents.lieforethedistrihutior.,theschoolreportwasreadbyMr.Drew. ANNUALREPORT. ItgivesusmuohPleasuretostate ourstudentshavebeensuccessfulthis yearatallexams,forwhichthe, entered. MissShepheard,having reachedthedegreeofA.L.C.M.,with thePrivilegeofwearingthecap andgown,takesfirstplace,MissC. Holohan,whohassecuredfourmusicalcertificates,threewithhonours, andtwooftheseintheseniour grade,comesnextonthelist. In additiontothese,twelvestudents gainedcertificatesintheintermediategrade,1sinthejuniorgrade, axd12inthepreparatorygradefor pianoforteandviolinplatingand solosinging.AttheAdelaideUniversityExams,thepupilspresented weremostsuccessful. Inthecommercialclassessevenstudentsgained bothelementaryandadvancedshorthandcertificates,whilstenadditionalsevengainedelementarycertificates.Attheschoolexam.thepaIlls;rainedcent-Per-centofpasses, forwhoeachroire.edadiploma.

Theannualdisplayshowsthephy sisalcultureofthepupils.'enota/elected.Th-Foldmedalpresented eyMr.TBurrowsforclubswinging w4swonbyMasterTackCoffey.

Lordship

MissC.Holahan.-ChristiandoctrinePrize(PresentedbyHisLordBishopKelly)goldmedalfor seniorpianoforteplayingintermediatehonoursandseniorcertificates forT.C.L.harmonyandcounterpoint seniorcertificateforpianoforteplaying,juniorhonoursforviolinplaying,diplomaforbestessay(PresentedbyA-N.A.),boo'ikeePing.paint-

MissRosaDownes.-AdelaideUniversitycertificateforEnglish, French,arithmetic,Englishhistory, andGeography;twocertificatesfrom sirI.Pitman'sPheneticInstitutefor elementaryandadvancedshorthand. MasterEugene,1'.Smythe.-AdelaideUniversityCertificateforEnglish(compositionandgrammar),arithmetic,geography,andEnglishhistorsshorthandcertificatefromSit I.Pitman.

MissMyraLansles.-AdelaideUniversiticertificateforEnglish, French,arithmetic,geography,and Englishhistory T.C.L.certificate juniorhonoursintheor.ofmusic.

MissFriedaEhlert(goldmedal presentedbyHisLordshipDr.Kelly) -AdelaideUniversityCertificatefor English,French,arithmetic,English history,andGeo-graphPitman':; shorthandcertificates,elementary andadvancedjuniorhonourstheory T.C.L.juniorhonours.Practical,L. C.M.;silvermedalforattendance. tookkeePing,euclid,calisthenics.

MissWinnieHough(goldmedal presentedbyHisLordshipDr.Kel;)-AdelaideUniTersityCertificate foralgebra,arithmetic.EnglichgeograPhsandEnglishhistory,silver medalfirattendance,mostPopular girl(book),boon-keeninggeometry.

Master.JosephEngelbrecht-Short handcertificatefromPhoneticInstitute,Englishhistory,geography,arithmetic.goldconduct,mostpopularho:.(specialprize).

MissAlbertaPrunsten-IntermediateT.(.1'.Certificate(theoryand harmony),intermediateRoalCollezePianoforteplayingandtheory andharmonncertificates,arithmetic modeldeanins.

MissKathlernRosam.-T.C.L.juniorhonourspianoforteplaying,first inmodelandfreehanddrawing.composition,goodconduen

MasterLouisConwa..-SirI.Pitman'sshorthandcertificate,model drawing,al.;etra,English.physical exercises.

MasterGeollneyMartin.-Passed cent-Per-cent,schoolexam.,French drawinganddesigning.

Miss GladysMartin.-Highest marks,(91),L.C.M.,theoreticaland practicalexutms.,application,arithmetc,politeness.

MissAugustaEngelbrecht(Silver crossandchain).-T.C.L.certificate forsolosinging,English.elocution; politeness.

Miss('onnieThomas.-L.C.M.let classcertificatepianoforte,T.C.L. theoreticalexam.,firstPrizeChristiandoctrine(juniorgrade)presentedbyHisLordshipBishopKelly. MissCarolWilson.-Music,politeness.

MissWinnisdThomes.-Juniorhonourspianoforte'playingandtheor, P.c.Englisharithmetic.

MasterJamesGriffin.-Application arithmetic,reading,schoolexam, generalimprovement.

MissIvsGitScn(silvermanicure sett.-Honourscertificateinjunior T.n.L.pianoforteplayingandjuniortheory,singing,elocution,Englisharithmetic,politeness.

MissEssieLanslev.-T.C.L.theoreticalcertificate,composition,writing.

MasterStanislausSmythe.-Physicalexercises.maPPinganddecorativedesign.arithmeticandgeography. MasterPatEngelbrecht.-Goodconduct,Christivndoctrine.histor. maPPing,andgeography.

MasterPrankFels.-GoldmedalT. C.L.Musicalexam.(pianoforte), twotheoreticalexamsT.C.1,.and L.C.M.,Enplisli,arithmetic,geography.

MissMaudBallet(goldbrooch)..1uniorhcnonrspianofortecertificate, twotheoreticalexamsT.C.L.,excellentpassschoolexam.,application, regularity.

MissImeldaConway(silvercross andchain),-T.C.L.PianofortePlayins!.honourscertificate,T.C.L.theory,excellentpassschoolexam.

MasterCharlieCritch.-Goodconduct,classsubjects. MasterPeddleDodds.-GeneralimprovementandPoliteness.

MissInlyLynch(goldmedal). Highestmatns,RoyalCollegeprinter',Pinroforte,theory excel. lentPassschoolexam. MasterRoyMorrissey.-Goodconduct,drawing,reading,generalirk provement.

MissAurieLesinh.-T.C.L.pianoforte,excellentpassschoolexam.

MasterEddieStone-Schoolexam., mentalarithmetic.

Master LeslieWalker.-Theory T.('.L.,schcolexam.

MasterJohnMcKay,-Violinimprovement,schoolexam.

Master .1ohnDrew.-Cent-per-cent, schoolexam.

Master Fels.-Recitatinn.

MasterFrankCant.-Schoolexam. MasterHaroldBerringer.-Excellentschoolexam.

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ExcellentPass,PrimersI,andII. -MissesAliceMurphy,AlmaMartin, MastersDermottRyan,KennethMillar,JackKinnane,JackCream,Geo Radler,JosephRyan.Wm.Snell, CharlesConway,JackGibson,StanleyHough,LeslieFels.

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MissMollieMcKean.-Silvermedal, presentedbyRev.FatherHillyfor Christiandoctrine(1stplaceintermediatedivision),T.('.L.,theoretical exam.

MissFessieBennett.-L.C.M.pianofortesuccess. MissKathlemSander,-T.C.L.theoreticalsuccess.

MissKathleenSander.-T.C.L.theoreticalsuccess. MasterKarlReckner.-Christian doctrineprize,presentedbyHisLordshinfir.Kelly.

MissMolliePar',.-Silvermedalfor attendance.

StandardVI.ExcellentPass SchoolExam.-F.Keeley,L.Parker. standsrdV.,Do.-V.Stone,D. O'Dea.A.Tully,G.Parry,M.Smith C.G:erten:7y Pass,StandardIV.-it. Den-wenM.McKean,E.Parry,E. Parry,E.Egan,K.Reckner.

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MasterEddieSaunder.-Christian

MissRosieGoldberg(goldbroochI. -Improvementinmusic,goodconduct. MesterFrankSmythe.-Arithmetic, maPPing. MissFriedaWilson.-Goodconduct.

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'theRomancorrespondentof the "IrishCatholic"saysForsome timepastthemorebigotedpartof Americansectarians-who,indeea cannotbeaccusedof.beinglessnarrow-mindedthantheirSaxoncousins-havemadeanefforttomake thepublicbelieveCatholicity;isbecomingathingofthePastinItaly. Andyet,notwithstandingaPath publicaffairs,Italiansfurnish us withfrequentexamplesindicativeof Catholicvitalitythatfewcountries surpass.Theabolitionofreligious teachingintheseCommuneswhich areunderanti-religiousdomination, andwhichhaveitintheirPowerto notedecreestothateffect,doesnot meetwiththatgeneralapproval whichtheenemiesofCatholicity wouldleadustobelieve.Protests arecommon,andoftenprotestswith violence.TheentirereligiousMunicipalityofMestre,nearVenice,was noexceptiontotherulewhenone ofthefirstactsitaccomplishedwas todrivedogmafromthecivil schoolsHowever,sometwohundredwomenProtested,andtheirproteettooc anoriginalturn.Insteadofbringingtheirchildrento schooltheybroughtthemtothe churchtoPray,andafterwardswent "enmasse"totheseatoftheMunicipalite.Heretheystoodunder thewindowsanddemandedthatreligiousinstructionberesumed. Veronafurnishesanotherexample ofcetholievitality. Ashorttime ago,whistareligiousProcession wasPassingthroughthestreets,a sonofoneoftheprincipalmembers oftheCommunethoughtithisduty todisturbit,usingepithetsnotadaptedfordevoutears. Alarge numberofpeople,forthemostpart workingmen,assembledrecentlyat nigoazotoProtestagainsttheactionsoftheyoungmaninquestion. ItiscalculatedthatabouttenthousandPersonswerepresentatameetingwhichwascarriedoutwithan enthusiasmrndatrueCatholicspirit. catholicoutputoffo-cehasbeen oflatemeenfeatingitselfmoreand more.ThetwoexaminescitedaboveareselectedasisPeeofthose thathaveoccurred'duringtheweek. "h"er-senstheme,1esfnco-nisethe newinfesionoflieintoCatholicforces.andareenergeticallysetting forththisasaninducementtotheir anti-religious'friendstertherurPoseofdrawingcloserthe'bondsof harmonybetweenthem.

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liczealincurrentcoininthelimitedsphereinwhichhemoves,'what dozesthatmean? Doesitmean thatthecanadiangentlemanwould accentsmallchangeinreturnforthe, gratificationgiventosomeprelate? Itisnotpossible.Thestupidityis toogreat.ButthereisonePart thattheMayorofMontreal will thoroughlycomprehend,cin,theremarkthattheMayorofRomeadviseshimtomindhisaffairsasMa\orwithoutmininghimselfupin thoseofothers.Allwesacisthe adviceisgood.Sogoodisitthat ProbablytheMayorofRomewill finishbyfollowingithimself.On the'inondaythathe'decides to followit,perhaps,incaseheisMava*,hewilldeliveraddressesasMayorandnotasex-GrandMasterof Freemasonry,andwillfeelccnvinced thattogiveproofofbeingagood administratorforthecityofRome, itisnotnecessarstosayinsolert th'naettinstthePoneandCatholicism."

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ThepettydictatorsofPortueeI whoarelilirdwithaSatanichatred oftheCatholicChurch,saysthe Liverpool"CatholicTimes,"are nothing,ifnotthoroughin their persecutingpolicy. Aletterfrom FatherRodrigues,s.J.,toanAmericancontemporarygivesanideaof theIndoftreatmenttheJesuitFathereexperiencedinPortugal.In theGovernmentprisonatRoscio, Lisbon,twenty-threeofthemwere incarceratedinaspacethatcould hardlygivedecentaccommodationto three. "Therewere."hewrites, "onlythreebeds'andnotasingle sheetorelan'et.Theairwhich camein(andescaped)throughtwo smallopeningsreekedwithfoulness.' Notcontentwiththisbarbaroususageofmenwhoselivesarespentin theserviceofGodandtheirfellows, thedespotsarePursuingtheJesuits beyondtheoceanwiththeiranimositsMembersoftheOrderwho wereexpelledfromPortugalafter havingbeensubjectedtooutragesof thischaracterweremakingtheirway sometoBrazilandotherstoCochinandBritishIndia.Portuguese andChineseCatholicsatMacaopetitionedthepettydespotsatLisbon thattheyedghtbepermittedtosettledownthereforeducationalpurposes.ButPeremPtor%orderswere immediatelytelegraphedhackforthe expulsionoftheexiles.'Meselittletyrants,iftheyareallowedto playtheirPranksmuchlonger,will turnthehandofeeeryre,ht-minded maninChristendom'againstthePortuguesewhotoleratethetyranny

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AccordingtotheItalianPress, thieveshavebeenenjoyingalong periodofundisturbedgoodluck.at Messina. Onarecentnightthen forcedanentryintotheChurchof BantaChiara,andcarriedonnotonlj doorsandwindowsandthe Sanctuaryfurniture,butthewhole pealofbells.

ProfessorJ.C.Monaghan,awellknownAmericanCatholicwriter,was StrickenwithapoplexywhilstdeliveringalectureinWisconson.His vocalchordswereparalysed,buthe isnowa:eletospeakafewwords. ProfessorMonaghanspenteight yearsintheAmericanConsularserviceinGermany.

IthasbeendecidedbytheArchbishopofWestminsterandtheBishopsthatthesecondNationalCatholicCongressshallbeheldinNewcastle-on-Tyneatthebeginningof Augustnext.TheBishopofHex hamandNewcastle,inrankingthe announcementtohispeople,expressesthehonethatnopainswillbe sparedtoensurethesuccessofthe Congress.

Dr.Haec'cel,itisannounced,has secededfromthePrussianLutheran Church.ThisChurchmustbeunite ascomprehensiveastheChurchof England.seeingithasroloneretainedsuchamember.Oneofthe allegedcausesofhissecessionisindlgrationattheattae,son him forfalsi2,cationoftheillustrations ofembryoniclifeinhisscientific publications.

Atth7ChurchofSt.Catharne. FromeSomerset,onthe-thinst. Mrs.Edyards,wifeoflir.Robert Edwards.M.D.,M.R.C.S.,L.R.C.P., hadthehappinesstobereceivedintotheChurchbytheVeryRev. Deenlonergan,rectorofFrome.Somerset.

TheRightRev.Mgr.ThomasJ. ShAran,rectoroftheCalhol'e versitofAmerica.honesfortheestablishmentintheUnieersit,ofa ChaircfLitsirgswiriertheauspice; ofthe.SeeloliereseofBoston. in hoereir,ndunderthenemeofthe lateArchbishopJohnJ.Williams.

TheRev.FatherJohnBaptist Frey,oftheCongregationofthe l'riestsoftheHolyGhostandthe immaculateHeartofMaryhasbeen aPPointedbytheHolyFatheraConsultorofthePontificalCommission, onBiblicalStudies.

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CardinalLoguewaspresented,at DundalkonTuesday,withanaddress fromthepeopleontheoccasionof hisfirstvisitafterhisreturnfrom theEucharisticCongressinMontreal.HisEminence,inreplyine, dweltonthefactthatCanadaowes itsprosperitytothepossessionof autonomy.

InBelgium,whichis mostCatholiccountrein thercarenoworlhouses, ventstakingcareofthe aged,andtheorphans.

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HisHoliness,PopePiusXwillreceiveamementooftheEucharistic Congress,heldatMontreal,inthe shaPeofacrossmanefromthe largeoneonthealtaratthefoot ofMo'intRoyal.

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ThelateFatherLambertcameon hisfather'ssidecfanoldCatholic familythathadsettledseveralgenerat'onsbaciinPennsylvania.His motheraconverttotheChurch, wasofPennsylvaniaQuakerstock.

ThePassionPlayofthisyearwas witnessedbyapproximately28o,o0o spectators.Oftheseeightypercent wereAmericans,fifteenpercent.BritishandTrish,whiletheothercowl!triessuppliedtheremainingfiveper cent.

sPentweeklyindiscussingthemost strikingarticlescontained. This novelpracticeisworthyofencouragement.

ThecornerstoneofthenewSeminartofSt..Augustinewaslaidin Toronto,Canada,Sdnday,thenth ofOctober,ult.,by.theMostRev, ArchbishopMcEvay,inthepresence oftheHierarchyofOntario.The wholestructureisthegiftofPrivate ChamberlainO'Keefe.Itwillcost somewhereintheneighbourhoosof eoo,000dollars.

TheRev.PaulBruchesi.ArchbishopofMontreal,haswrittento JohnD.Crimmins,chairmanofthe EucharisticCongresscommitteeof theCatholicclubofNewYork,exPressinghisgratitudetothemembersoftheclub."Tellthemthat theirgentlemanlyappearanceand deportmenthasleftadeepandlastingimpressiononusall,.'theArchbishopwrote."TheHolyMother Churchisjustlyproudofsuchsons andfondlyreliesontheirloyaltyand Mia!devction."

AmovementsaystheCatholic UnionandTimes,thatismaking healthystridesandonethatwillaccomplishmuchistheInternational DefenseUnion.TheplanwasconceivedbyVeryRev.P.J.Dowling. ..M.,ofSheffield.England,Father Dowlinehasreceivedlettersfrom CatholicsinallPartsoftheworl'l, wishingsuccesstothescheme.Severalnon-CatholicshavewrittenabusinghimforhisattackontheFreemasons,andothershavecharitably senthimtractsforhisconversion.

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FeastoftheNativity,andthelessonsintendedtobeconveyedandderivedfromitsinstitutionandcelebration..Thesingingofthechoir atthesecondMasswasexceptionally goodandtoreproofofthecareful andskilfultrainingundertheremductorshipofMr.Walker,whospares nopainsinhismanagementofthe choir.Thedifferentpartsofthe Mass,theKerie,theGloria,the Credo,etc.,werebeautifullyreudeted,aswellastheAdesteFideles, andthe0Salutaris. Theleading voicesinthechoirwere:-MissAda Gee,MissCorbett,andMissFanny BarkerTenor,Mr.J.Woodthorpe andMessrs.S.Corbett,FrancisGugeri,andBell.

FatherO'Reillycelebratedtwo MassesatMidlandJuncton.andau otheratKalaneunda. Theweatherwasdelightfulinthe extremeinfact,thedaywasper- fect.

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ittheadvancedageof86eears, Mrs.MaryHerbert,thewidow of Mr.JamesHerbert,Passedawayat Fremantle,at8.30p.m.,cnDecember26th. Shereceivedevens sPiritualattentionduringherlour. lastsicknessunderthecareofthe OblateFathers,andwasdulyfortifiedbythereceptionoftheLast Sacraments. Duringhersixty yearsofresidenceinWesternAustralia,Mrs.Herberthasta'-enactivepartinmanywoesforthebenefitofreligion,esPecialiyinFremantle.-R.I.P. AMIMIIM01.

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Thethousandthanniversaryofthewiththeusualsolemnityinkeeping BenedictineAbbeyofClunk.France,withthefestiveseason.Father wascelebratedwithanArchaeologi-SheridancelebratedMassesinthe calCongressatwhichbesidestheGuildfordChurchat-and9.30a.m. distinguishedandlearnedlay-dele-andhealsosaidMassatRedcliffea mates,25Bishops,includingArch-AttheearlyMass,theChildrenof (bishopSeton,ofRome,endCardinalMoir\anProachedHolyCommunion, lemonwerePresentandtookpartinabode,wearingtheircloaksand yells,aswellasagoodnumberor theparishionersreceived.Ateach Mass,FatherSheridanwishedthe congregationallthejoysofChristmastide.Hehopedthattheywould innocentlyenjoythemselvestothe. fullinaChristianCatholicspirit andmanner.Hedweltonthegreat

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SCOTLANDINTHEDARKDAYS. alibileofthemostaffectingsPotsin ,811otland.toCatholicsistheoil seminaryofScalan;inBanffshire (saysthe"CatholicHerald").Here inthetryingdaysofthe18thcenturythelampoffaithwaskept burning,andamidstinnumerable trialsanddifficultiesyoungmtnwere trainedforthePriesthoodandfosteredinthatspiritoffortitudesal self-sacrlicesonecessarytotheproperfulfilmentoftheirvocation.The ideaofaseminarywasfirstbroachedin1713byBishopsNicholsonand Gordon,anditsfirstestaalishment wasanislandinLochMorar.The disturl;ancesinthecountrycausesOver2,00osurgeonsfromallparts bytherisingof1716broughtatoutoftheUnitedStates,CanadaMexthedissolutionoftheenfantsemin-ico,thePhilippines,Hawaiiandthe ary.however,andre-estaelishmentWestIndasareinCh:caeo,Saesthe wasnotattemptedtillaearcc"NewWorld,'ofNov.12,attending two)miter,whenScalanwasfixeloneofthegreatestseriesofclinics leonasasuitableplaceinwhicnnowntothemedicalProfession, theprotectminitbeprudentlyre-,whichorenedatthe.MercyHospital semenTheproeertywassituateswithanornrationbyDr.Johna. uroatheestateoftreeDu.eofOenMurphy.. den,who,eeineaCathola,wasan-fallerclinicswereestablishedat Rio.stofatherthegoodwork.Pdifferer:ehospital;sieeiltaneouslyann 1r,he'whencethatwadethe.es-011lecontinueduntilNoy.Pi.

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TheSocietieswhicharepart'citat ingintheclinicsaretheChicagothesagesofShama-fangproposel Medical.ChicagoSurgical.Clam,othatthequestionshouldbesettled Gynecological,ChicagoNeurologicel,byacertainidol,famousforits Intheinangirationofthe newandtheChicagoOrthopedicsocieties.oracles. VaticanObservatory,whichhasbeenSpecialinterestwasshownbytheAsthisidolcouldnotspeakforit completedunderthedirectionofCar-'visitingsurgeonsinademonstrationself,itwaswonttomakeuseofa dinalMath.ArchbishopofPisa,Fa-evenbyDr.V.D.Lespinasseandnedium'. thnFifteen,S.J.,andFatherLeis,Pr.C.('.Fisher,attheNorthwes-

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OnaccountoftheuncertainstateofatMercyHospital,whenhedemcntheweathertheHolyFatherheark-stratedhismethcdoftransplanting enedtotheadricetoinaugurateasliverofbonefromonesectionof theobservatoanintheVatican.Herethebodytoanother.Thevalueof surroundedbytheecclesiasticalandthisoperation,accordingtothesurlaydignitariesofhiscourt,hisHo-Igeons,isseenwhenapatient'sarm linesslistenedtoaneloquentad-'forexample,hasbeensocrushedthat dressfromCardinalMain,suitableIthebonecannototherwisehe retotheoccasion.Openinghisdis-paired. course,bymentioninghowthePon-Anotherdelicateoperationdemontiffhadhonouredhiminentrustingstratedbe'Pr..IacobFrank,,prestohimtheworkoforganisingthedentoftheCh.caeoSurgicalSodaobservatory,theCardinalArchbishoptv,whotookasegmentoutofahoofPisaseokeoftheobstaclesthatOmanliveranIthenconnectedthe hadtoheovercomeinthetask,thehealthytissuessothenati-ntwill placetheinstitutionholdsamen-,;recaver.Thesuccessofthiscaeraotheroeservateries,andtheperfec-'tent,accordingtothesurgeons,detionoftheinstrumentsprocured.'petalsonthestillwithwhichthe "Inthesegardens,perhapsonthisinternal}deedingischecked. spot,"continuedtheCardinal,vole predecessor,ClementVII.amidCardinals,Bishopsandprelates,listened toalecturefromWidmanstadt,whe explained-onehundredyearsadore thetrialofGalileo(1611)-theheliocentricdectrneandthemovement oftheearthroundthesun. He metwithneithercorrectionsnorsilence.artthePonepresentedto himaGreekcodexofAlexanderof AfredaaahicaisnowPreservedinAn'alienstorethathasbeen thenu'l'clibraryofMunich,inBa-bandeddownandisstillbelieved1', varies,9ndhonouredhi:, themanyIndientri'-esisoneabout titleofdomesticsecretary.Humantransformationoflea"esintobirds.

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Dr.AllanCarrel.ofRec.-dealer, Institute,whosepioneerworkin thetransfusionofbleedandthe transplatingoforganshasstartled themedicalworldwithinthelast fiveyears,isoneofthecelebrities, whoisinattendanceattheclinical congress. ANMDTeNT.EGEND.

APP..:andsae3puddingisdelicioilswhenmadeaccordingtothefollowingreceilhe'Soakacupfulsofsagoinwaterorerright.Corenearl, enoughapplestofillapuddingdish Afterplacingtheminthedish,till thehollowcentreswithsugarand nutmeg.Moistenh11ofthesoaked ellen,afterdraining,withwater,and pouritaroundandbetweentheanrtes. Po',ethepuddinganhour then-addtherestofthesagodrainedandmoistenedinthesamewe, andineanotherblur.Servecoil withcream.

A nicewantos-r"ean()ranee blewmangeisenashallowbaseor orano.ejelly. Swe-tentwocurf11',3 ofcreamwithtwo1-,r-eta'1,sricom fillsofancar. Tetthesweetene,1 creambecometh-roii h-atedon 0,striae.Th-narldtaota'llsnoonf,ilsofsoncdg ortie meetPStheehes-ntrendreeuire.s forthisamountoflifeat.Flavou:

AcorresPondentofthe"KolnischeVoleszeitung."Dr.A.vonHohbrugg,callsattentiontotheactivityoftheMasonicforcesinHungary andthenecessitythattheHungalnenCatholicsshouldhebetterpreparedtomeettheir-attacks.The HungarianFreemasons.haveitappears,beenencouragedbythesuccessofteemovementconductedbe thelodgesinPortugal,andcmof theprojectstheycherishisthatof "secularisation."In.otherwords. theyproposetodo-perhaPson a moremoderatescale-whathasbeen donebytheGovernmentsofFrance andPortugal-toconfiscateChurch rronerty.Dr.Hoheruggurgesthat iftheCatholicsactwiselythe schememaybeclef-a-el. Inthe firstplaceherecommendsthatevery Pos3iI.11stepshouldbetakenforthe promotionofeducationamongstthe Catholicpopulation,andthat ir.-

'Unctionshouldembraceauohsubletsaspoliticalandsocialscience. Secondly,headvisesthatadisparitywhichatpresentexistsshould beremedied.Whilstsomeofthe membersoftheHungarianEpiscopatehaveverylargeincomesrangingfromahundredthousandto r. milliongulden,thestipendsofthe ordinaryclergyaresolowthatthey arescarcelyabletoekeoutanexistenceonthem.Theecclesiastical authorities,Dr.Hohbruggsays shouldarrangewiththeGovernment foramoreequitabledistributionof ecclesiasticalfunds.Aboveall,he wouldhavetheHungarianCatholics fortifytheirpositionbystrenetirninetheirPress,aworkinwhichthe wealthynoblescan,ifthey'desire, helpwithgoodeffect.UnquestionablythepoweroftheChurchinGermanyislargelyduetothefactthat everyGermanCatholicwhoisfair1;\iretinctedreadsaCatholicpaper.

MrGEORGEF.LENNON.

CertificatedMasterof Elocution, PupisCachedforPulpit Stage,BarandFatform

Studio COLlNisi,MUTUALCHADIBERs Sr.GEORGE'sTERRACE,PERTH

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Beindefatigableinyourpurpose andwithundauntedspiritresist iniquityandtrytoconquerevil withgood,.havingbeforeourayes therewardpreparedforthosewho combatforthenameofChrist."PIUSIX.

SATURDAY,DECEMBER3i,1910.

TheOldYearOut

new(angledideasofrightandmight ofrelationbetweenlaboristandcapRabathavebeenemphasisedby strieesandthebitterness which violentagitatorshavecreatedagainstlawfulauthorityhasbeenintensified,andmanifestedbyvoiceand Pen.TheseParhtionofthesPiritu a/fromthetemporal,-theseculariraiionofsociety,thereligiousdie.embodimentintheeducationofthe vounghavegoneoninobedienceto theimperiouscommandoftheungodlycoalitionwhichhasflung,and 'sflingingitselfagainstGod,atthe sametimethatitaffectstoPraise

Onthisrestlessoceanofthemodernworld,theChurch,-theBarkof Peter,hasbeentempesttossedtoo. True,Shehassufferednothingas thecustodianandpromulgatorof divinerevelition.Thisisherdivine preroativeanditisasunquestionableasitisunshaken.Shehas metallthepretensionsofthemodernemPericistswithunflinching front,andwithoutabatingajoter tittleofherclaimstobetheonly, divineandaccreditedteacherofall nations.TheProphetsofthehour haveassuredtheir;followersthatthe CatholicChurchbeingtheso-called enemyofPrenressandenlightenment mustgodownbeforetheirresistible advanceofscience,criticism,and theomnipotentwillofthepeople. Thewishisfathertothethought. Suchaconsumnationhasbeenoften wishedduringthe2000yearsofthe eeietenceoftheChurch,andthere seemsnomorehopeofitsrealisation-evenfromahumanstandpoint -thanwhenShewasfaceto face withallthestrength andwealthandterror of theNercsandtheJuliann. Thisoldyearhasbeenremarkable too,fortheattackswhichthe Churchhashadtosustain. The prophecyofherDivineFounderhas beenfulfilledinher.Everyspecies oflying,subtlety,andunscrupulous iw,enuit,havebeentriedtodecryand degradeher,buttonoPurpose.The conspiracyoftheatheisticpressand thecablecontrol,togetherwiththe attac,.sfromtheanti-Catholicbigots,whoaffecttoPersonatethe ApostlesofChrist-havebeenceaselesslylaunchedagainstHer,andthe onlyeffectoftheirmouthinghas been,thewea'ieningofreligionon humanity.Allthewildcanardsof thedoingsanddoctrinesofthe ChurchwhichwerePublishedunder glaringandsensationalheadingsin theanti-Catholicpress'duringthe yearareasdeadasJuliusCaesar.

Theoldyearhasjustcometoits close,andtheNewYearof1911is almostatitsdawn.InManyways theyearthatisdyingouthasbeen aremarkableyear.AmongthenationsofEuropeitwillberememberedasanhistoricyear,notsomuch, periaPs,forthewonderfulthings thathappened,asfortheoriginalityofthenewideaswhichhaveforced themselvesuponthemindsofthe people,andhave,ingreatmeasure, tendedtotherevolutionofapastwhichwasregardedasunchangeable. Everyonewillrememberthepoliticalandsocialupheavals which tookplaceduringtheyear.Nationshavebeenre-cast,andalready areinanewmouldTheoldorder hasdisappeared. Theideasofgovernmintandlibertythatpassedcurrentinothergenerationshave beensuperseded,andtheaimsand ambitionsofsocialandpoliticalagi tatorshavebeensuccessfulbeyond allanticipation.Thepoliticaldemaeogue,theMasonicleader,the anarchist.andtheatheisticassassin havebeeninleaguethroughoutthe entireyear,andiftheycountup theirsuccessestheymustfeelgratiiied. Theyhavegiventhemoral lawandmoralorderacheck,the consequencesofwhich,nobodycan forecast,andthemysteriouspartof itis,thattheyhavesucceededin theirmachinations,undertheguise ofobtaininglibertyandjusticeand equalityforthemassesofthepeople.Itmattersnoughttothese speculatorsthatalreadytheresults oftheirworkareevidentintheruin ofvirtueandhonour,theyhavebeen outforplunder,andtheyhavegot it.

Inanotherdepartmentofhuman life,manychangeshavebeenwitnessedduringtheyear.Aspiritof revolt,ofrestl,ssnessandinquiry ofunscrupulousspeculation,ofcontemptforauthority-aspiritofimpietyandincredubilityhave been

asdidthecelebratedMacaulaytheytherO'GradyoftheCarmelite Orwould rememberthat"Shealoneder,returnedfromhisholidayin carriesthemindbacktothedaysoftheWest.Hewasverymuchim Paganism,andlinksancientwithprovedinhealthandappearanceby moderncivilisation. Theproud-hisfewweeks'sineinourState, andwouldwillingly.prolonghisvis- estRoyalhousesarebutasyester day,comparedwiththePapacy. it,wereitnotthaturgentbusinenaft SheisstillconfrontinghostiledemandedhispresenceinAdelaide. Kings,assheconfrontedAttila.Con-AftersomeweeksinPortAdelaide, theRev.FathergoestoMelbourne. MotsandPr!rsecutionswithoutflumeher,shehassustained,andallof themshehassurvived."Andthus wefindherattheendofthisyear afteranunceasingconflictwithcalumnyandmisrepresentationofevery lift&asfullofyouthfulvigouras shepossessedinthefirstcenturies. Thisshouldencourageourreaders Itshouldsustainthemwhensheis belied.Itshouldstrengthenthem whensheseemsweakandoppressed. Mayallourreadersfindinherthe blessingsandmercyofavictorat theendoftheyear,and'wehearth', wishthemallthebrightestandhappiestofNewYears

Diocesannews.

CALENDAR

January,T-FeastoftheCircumcision.DoubleIIclass.

Mon.2-OctaveofSt.Stephen. Tues.V-OctaveofSt.Johnthe Evangelist.

Wed.4-OctaveoftheHal\Innocents.

Thurs.e-VigilofEpiphar.officec theCircumcision.

Fri.6-EpiphanyofourLord.Double ofFirstclasswithOctave.

Sat.7-WithintheOctave.

AttheCathedralonChristmas EvetherewasanimmensecongregationatthemidnightMass. The CelebrantwasArchdeaconSmythassistedbeFathersMoloneyandGriffin,asDeaconandSubdeacon,and Mr.HardyasMasterofCeremonies. Averystrongchoir,undertheconductorshipofMr.W.J.Westhoven renderedSchubert'sMassinamost creditableandimpressivemanner. Mr.TaylorPresidedattheorgan. ThesoloswererenderedbyMiss Waugh(soprano),MissBosworth (contralto),Mr.Roxby(tenor),Mr. J,C.Westhoven(bass). The AdesteFideleswasbeautifullyrendered,thegreatorganbeingheard toexcellentadvantage.Theilium, Matedcrosslookedbeautifulonthe topoftheCathedralTower.The joyhellsrang'throughoutthesingingoftheGloria.Attheeleven o'clockMass(MissaCantata); on ChristmasDa.ythechoirrenderedthe samegrandMass,afterwhichthey wereentertainedatthePalace t lightrefreshments. e

Probablytheauthorsofthem'enjoyedthefleetingsatisfactionthat calumnyagainsttheCatholicChurch seemstoinspireinitsenemies,and iftheyhave,wewishthemmore Neiandbetterthenexttime.As late,aslastThursday-aFrench commissionerofWallisIsland-one, Dr.Brochard,gaveamostdamnine accountofthemannerinwhichhe allegedthenativesofthelittleIslandweretreatedbytheMaristFathers,andBrothers.Thefacttha theChurchwasdoingsowell,onthe island.,andthatthenativesbuilt,or helpedtobuilda"greatstoneCathedral,"andaprestoteryforthe priests,seemedtohavegotonthis gentleman'snerves.andintheexuberanceofhischarityheburstforth intoatiradeaeainstthePriestsfor theiralleeedexrloitationof the natives. ideed,hewentsofaras tocounselthenatives.Hetold them"theyaerefoolish,"andasa consequenceofhisadvice,"theyare beginningtonetveryangrywiththo !Nestsnow."Howmuchtruthand howmuchfictionmayteinthis chargewecannotsa,n-rcann onehaveanermertunityofindtg outforwees w-ee'-stocome. Ifitiealie.orahalftruth,it a':1h spreadleaguesbeforetruth cancatchitandDr.Brochardwill havehadhisday Ifhewaitsfor afewweeksinSydney,untilCatdinedMorangetsthefactsS0hare', theproSabilityisthathewillbe assorry,asashamedforthetalehe told.Allthesepeoplewholivein theiimzli,ht.forgetwhattheCathele'osteverywhereobservable.Theonechurchis.Iftheyknewher

TheRev,FatherHoyne, youngPriestwhowasrecentlyordainedinIreland,passedthrough FremantleonTuesdayenroute thecentrehouseoftheorder Euchca. at

Lastweek,theRev.Fathers GoodmanandO'Donnell-Fathersof theSacredHeartOrder.Sydney,arrivedatFremantle,enroutetothe GeraldtonDiocese.TheRev,FatherGoodmanwhoisanativeof WestAustralia,intendstogive a seriesofmissionsextendingintothe monthofJune-whenheexpectsto berecalled.Itistheintentionef theSacredHeartOrdertoestablish aFoundationinthenearfuturein theInoctseofGeraldton.

TheRev.FatherConway,whohas butrecentlyarrivedfromIrelandis tota'eechargeoftheGoomalling district-inthejurisdictionofNew Norcia,inthenearfuture.

TheGardenFeteorganisedbyMrs andMissParkerofCottesloeinaid ofthelocal.Presbyter,realised Elie)net. Thepromotersdeserve thehestthanksofthecommunite forthesatisfactoryresultsoftheir ingenuityandtheirunceasingworkto makethefetesuchasuccess.

LocalandPersonal.

Beforethepartybrokeupevery persuasionwasbroughtforwardby ArchdeaconSm.,thandthechoir memberstoinduceMr.Westhovento remainconductoroftheCathedral Choir,andalthoughhedidnotre fuse,proidedthepresentcircumstanceswhichhecannotcontrol-in conjunctionwiththeresponsibility oftheChoir-passedaway-his words,nevertheless,leftitto be understoodthathewouldfenditvery difficult,ifnotimpossible,toremain asconductor.Thechoirwerequite willingtogivehimsixmonths'holiday,,afterwhich,theyhopedto seehimreturntothatposition whichhehasfilledwithsuchsuccess andsatisfactiontoallceacerreel,for thepastfourteenyears.ThisProposalwascarriedwithenthusiastic acclamation.

TheRev.BrotherCulliganandthe Kal?..00rlieandFremantleCollege staffhavegonetoAlbanyforthen holidays.

NoCommonwealthElectoralcanvasswillbemadepriortothedate onwhichthe.Proposedlawsforthe amendmentoftheConstitutionAlteration(LegislativePowers),and ConstitutionAlteration(Monopolies willbesubmittedtotheelectors, consequentlytheReferendawillbe takenontheexistingrollswithsuch additions,andsubjecttosuchalterations,asmaybemadeinordinary courseunderthelawpriortothe dateoftheissueoftheWritsin Februarynext AllPersonsentitledtotheFranchisewhoarenot alreadyenrolled,andallelectorswho haveremovedfromonesubdivision toanothersincelastsecuringenrol went,shouldatoncetakestepsto obtainenrolmentortransferor changeofenrolment.asthecasere quires,inorderthattheirnames maybecorrectlyincludedinthe supplementalrollstobePrintedim mediately.aftertheissueofthe writsforthereferenda.Common wealthElectoralformsofclaim, printedcnacardmaybeobtained atanyPostOffice,andwhencomma. pletedmaybetransmittedpostfree totheElectoralRegistrarinthe coveringprovidedforthepurpose. (()DiesofthelatestprintcS the RollsandSubdivisions]MaPs,anda notificationtoelectorsrelatingto qualificationsmaybe'seenatthe nearestPostoffice. II

Theweathergageduringtheheti` dayswasatitsbestbehaviour.The temperaturewasallthatcouldue desired.Notwithstandingtherewas quitetheusualrunofthirstyones tobeseenateVer,,turnofthe highways,andforthematter ol. that,thebyewayshadtheirquantum ifdrowsy,ele,ar-eyed,batter-dashed, out-of-gearstow-aways,theverypictureofmisery,anddejectedthirst.

TheRev.FatherO'Malleyleftby the"Osterley,"onTuesday-,fora fewmonths'holidaytotheEastern States.HereturnsbeforeEasterto takechargeofSouthernCross,and theadjoiningtownshipbesidethe "Bullfinch."

Bythesameboat,thereveredFa-

e ChristmaseveintheCitypulsed withthedelightfulmerrimentofa crowdedthrongofvisitorscramthe countryandsuburbs. Theshops werePatronisedbycreedsofbusy purchasers,oldandyosng.The streettrafficwasverymuchcongestedandageneralfeelingofgood humourandhappinessPervadedthe wayfarers.

Thebigshoesweredressedoutin

SATURDAY,DECEMBER31,1910.

theverylatestdesignsofshop-dressing.Theyweregorgeouswith allkindsofnoveltiesandweredelightfullyattractivesightsinthemselves.Theirtakingsmusthave Alebeenenormous.Therewasscarcely breathingroominanyofthevarious departments. TheBonMarche, Boans,Brennan'sandFoys'were crammedtothedoors.Money seemedtobeplentifulandanevidenceofprogressintradewasmore manifestthisyearthanpreviousle

ThePetitiontounseatMr.Molloy-thePresentMayorofPerth,has beenlodgedforhearinginMarch.

SomethinkthereisnothinginIt, otherssaythereis.Thereremains buttowaitandsee.

Theracingcarnivalisbuthalfover,andtherearealreadyseveralsick atheartandlightinPocket.One fellowstartedwith-sixteenpoundson Monday,andhewasbeggingforsixpenceonWednesday.Whatthenis themoral?

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Mr.Lees,whogaveuptheposition ofcivilservantinPerthsometwelve monthsago.fortheland,spenthis ChristmasinPerth,andhelooked quitewell.Hehadbeenaphenomenalsuccessontheland.Goodluck tohim

Mr.HaroldQuinlanhasstartedfor thelawinDublin.

Mr.GeraldQuinlanexpectstoreap hislostFemalesforthemedicalin Aprilof1911.

Messrs.JerryMcCarthy, 1, Roa,andackDuraca ChristianBrother arestudying forthe Perth. 41

Mr JamesBrennan's trottersnotnoshowat. competition. TheyweresuliJecte toanimpossiblehandicap.

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fields.

Thecityiscrowdedwithimnugrants.Withinthe_lastfewdaiss goohavearrivedintheState.It isstatedthatalreadyover140have beenengagedandtheColonialSecretarysaysthatapplicationsfor othersarecominginfreely.

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Fremantleistohaveawireless telegnaPhstation.Where,isnow theburningquestion?

aimmonths,andhecamedownto theCupwithtwentypounds. He laidoutElItobackthehorseson CupDay Artesian,"washisfancy-adeadcertainty.Hegaveexpressiontoanoriginaltheory.It wasnottruethatthebesthorse wontheCup.Thebesthorseon thecourse,andthebeet-trainedand fittesthorsewasArtesian.buthe wasnotouttowin,hesaid. I reokon,hecontinuede_thatIknow horses. Ihavespentthirty-three yearsatthemandIknowwhena horsecan,andshouldwin.

adputinhardworkforthepasttoreconcilebothParties,thusassuringthegoodwillofboth.Whena friendappearsinanewcostumethe tactfulwomanalwaysspeaksofits goodpointsandforgetstomention thelittlewrinkle-betweentheshoulderbladesorthespotofduston theskirt. Anotherthingwhich makesthissortofwomanpopularis thatsheisneverlateforappointmentsandneverkeepsanyonewaiting.Whenshedoesanyoneagood turnshemanagestogiveinsteadthe impressionthatshehasbeenplaced underobligatioragandshenever,neverclaimsgratitudeorremindsany oneofakindnesssheisresponsible for.Shefitsintoanysurroundings andadaptsherselftothemoodof thoseshefindsherselfwith.In otherwords,sheisasocialsolvent irsteadofasocialirritantandis

TheysaythatthePerthCup whichwasdecidedonWednesdayis thethirty-thirdinthehistory of thelocalturf.Everybodyknova,timatehorseyknowledge,thewriter that"JollyBeggar,"wonitandthoughthewaswealthyastherethatasecondhorseoftheBarrasuitofbackingwiththeknowledge owner,Mr.P.A.Connolly,cameahehadandheventuredtheremark closethirdintherace.Generalle" speaking.theracewasagoodone,0 andatnopartofitwerethekeen-s eatfanciersabletotellwhatwould ,head thebandatthewinningpost. Quiteamusingitwastohearthe uncontrollablebellowingofthefantiersontheGrandStand.aseach favouriteseemedtoshowaleador putupasprintinthefinalouarter.

LadiesshriekeddelightorglisaPpointment,indeafeningdiscordwiththe men.cloves,parasols,pencils..an1. othersuch-thingswereanyhow,untilthemomentwhen"JollyBeggar."Passedthebarawinner,and thencameaslump-atemporary lull,untilthenobleanimalcame hackandPresentedhiscompliments tothethrongwhocheeredhimto 'the echo.HePassedan,quiteoblivious,butapparentlyunderstanding,hehadwon.

Hearinghimsoloudlyonhisin-

YoumusthaveputtogetheralotsoothingtoPeople'snervesandOatfmoneyinthattime."No,heteringtotheirfeelings.Nowonder aid,emphatically-IhavespentCu!theywanttohaveheraround. to-day,andIhavebarelyme-fare-whereatagroupoftencoldlyand REMEMBERTHEBAKER. slilylaughed.

Thereisinacertainstreetin

HorseracingisverypleasantandVeniceabeautifulstatuetteofthe wouldtiemostenjoyableiftherlessedVirgin,-beforewhich,day' harmfulelementoffoolishplungingandnight,twolampsarekeptburnwereeliminated. Ifmenandwe,-ing. Long,longago,whenthe menevenwouldspendonlywhatthee couldinallreasonandJusticeafford, thentherewouldbenocause forcomplaint':butthemiseryofit isthattheyplungeandlose,and thentheyPlungeagaintorecover. andthencollapse.Thieving,and

QueenoftheAdriaticwasarepublic,ayoungbakerwasarrestedfo: thecrimeofmurder.Thecircumstancialevidenceagainsthimwasoverwhelming,andhewaspronounced guilty,andhanged.Notlongafter hisdeaththerealcriminalwasdiaemtezzlementfollowandnotunfre-covered,andarevulsionoffeeling quentlysuicide,endsit.Lookingatsetin.Butit'wastoolatethe 'it. thenfromthemostmaterialsenatecouldonlyorderthatevery viewpoint,itisnotworthone'slifetimethecourtpassedsentenceof tobackorbet.Isit? death,aheraldshouldenterand cry,"Rememberthebaker"Then Anothertadandabsolutelyfoolishanewtrialwasbegun,withanew

Themostunconcernedlookingindividualbefore,during,andafterthethingonenoticesattheraces,aresittingoftheevidence;andmany students race,wasMr.Connolly..thewinnerthefreedomandencouragementpar-poorfellowwasthussparedanunlawinofsixi'erthCups.Hereceivedhut-entsgivetheirchildrentobetandjustsentence. dredsoflianashakesandthousa:l;gamble.ThegreedythirstforgoldThelittlestatuewasplacedin ofverbalcongratulations,buthere!killsthewholemoralsenseinalotcommemorationofthesorrow of spankingroamedquiteunmoved. ofParents.Thechildrencanscarce-thosewhomadesograveamistake, Trotting belisptheirprayers,andtheyhaveand.althoughtherepublicisbuta Theday,wasanidealdayforanthenamesofracehorsesoff by rote.Theydonotknowthevalue outing.Theoldestturftipsterson

ofashillingaboveaPennyandthe

Sofortheholidaysarenotreason-thelawnneverrememberedsucha sihleforseriousaccidentsFindnori-dayintheheartofthesummersea-Parentshavetaughtthemtobet. eerfatalitiesbaaehanpened.eason.Therewasnoswelteringheat,andtherejoicemadlywiththe childrenoverthewinofashilling.

thereignedwehavereasontotienooPPressiveness,nolimpcollaesSuchParents prepare ascourgefor veryeratefultoagoodProeidenceweretobeseen,andthevigourandtheirownhacks.Afewyearspassby.

-Brisaane,IVIelleourne.andSydneygaietyandexuberanceofthepeople Neebadafairlylargedeathroll,wouldleadthestrangeror'ucis-andtheParentsfindouttotheir costtheirearlierlong.Theynolong andsomePatheticincidentsarere-uisttoimagine,theywereamongthe ergetthewee'lywageinfullfrom cordedinconnectionwiththeChrist-haPPiestpeopleontheearth.Nevin urnsfestivitiesofourEasternneigh-acare,notasorrow-didtheyknow,thechildren,they-findtheirprofits hours. - " slacten,andtheirpocketslighterin

ThesightofthevastthrongJnthemorning,thantheywere the

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THETACTFULWOMAN.

memory,andtheaccusedandaccusershavelaininthedustforcenturies,itisstillasilentwarning ainsthastyjudgments.

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Thegiftofwitisashiningone.

Thetactfulwomanhasmore friendsthanshecancour.t.There aresomanyselfishpeopleinthe world,somanywomenwhoPreferto sayjustwhattheyfeelregardlessof

OnTuesdaylastavery-sadacci-thelawnafterthegreatracewasnightprevious.Theysowedthe dent.owingtoBlack-damnfumes.oc-in-deedaprettysight.Peoplewouldwind,andtheyrea;thewhirlwind. airredintheColliehroerietar,callitasmilinggardenofhuman mine,occasioningthedeathofthe!lowers,butthelanguage.questionondereroandmanager(Mr.hlairdable,asitis,wouldnotdescribeit. endhis;deputy(Mr.GeorgeT-farm;,Tothefrockanddressconnoisseur, Thefatality thefirstitskingpossiblyeverythingdidnotappeal inthehistoryofcoalmininginViletotheirtaste,butgenerallyspeaktete.Boththedeceasedweremar-ingthesightwasonethatwillnot vied.andeachleavesawidowandeasilybeforgotten.Severalpeople presentWhohadneverbefore threechildren,Henn's\cringestchildwere hangonlyafortnightold. Both , hadtheachangageandtheycould menwerepopularamongsttheirfel.notrinewordstoexpresstheiradlowworkers.Oursympathygoestomiration. EvenmanyMelbournecircumstances,somanylazewomen peoplethoughtthesightcomparedwhowon'ttakethetroubletofind theirbereavedwidowsandlittlewellwithFlemington.--thatwereper-outotherpeople'slikesanddisbapsthehighestcomplimentthatlikesbeforetheyspeak,thatthe (nes. couldhePaidit. tactfulwomanishailedwithopen

Thebodyofaworkingman,fully dressed,wasfoundfloatinginthe riveronTuesdaymorninglast,nave isteringtothewinnerscounting theirgainswasapleasureinterri theBarrackStreet,jetty.The bodywaswelldressedandwellnouthecontrasttotheloserswho-bemoanedtheirlosses.Thewinnersshegets,andtheresultismighty rishedandwasthatofamana'aiutconsideredtheracewassplendidlyfewpeoplefinditinterestngtooarleyearsofage.Evidentlyhewas run.Thebesthorsecertainlywon. refwithher.Morethanthat,as astrangerinthecity. Hewasriddentotheverybestad-shein,ariaalyreturnsevilwith ventaee.Infact,Mr.Conwaysailgoodtheybecomeashamedofthemofcoursetheannualinfluxofplcapocaetsmustheannounced.Thetheriderrodestrictlytohis in-selves.Whenafriendcomestothe structionsendsothoughtallwhotactfelwomanforsympathyshe fraternity,havehadafairly,go;d teldforoperationsandtheyworldhadbackedthe"JrllyBeggar.doesn'ttellherhermisfortunesare seemtohaveeotdowntobusinessdeg Thefanciersof"Saladin," duetoherownfaults,although "Renegade,"&Co.badthatmayheundoubtedlytrueand, prettyPromptly.Alargenumberif----" somethingdifferenttosay'. likegreatestgoodPointofall.shedoes complaint:;havealreadybeenmadeJollyBeggar"wasnotouttonotofferadviceunasked.Thetacttothepolice. winonDerbyDay?Ifhewerethefillwomanisalwaysapeacemaker, "01"worldnotbeallowed toandinsteadoffanningquarrelstries headhim. Thenafancierofthe Cuphorsewouldsayinreply.Ho wouldhavewontheDerby,ton. withotherriding.Thenaworts, duelfollowed,andtheinterestin theconversationcollapsed.

NonalLindsayandabroth-"' g- rewell-knownSass.passed eatheiru-ayEastbythe terley.Neitherofthem erefir eoverthecondition of Weekan.:WhiteworkinLondon rip!ice!!Indeed,theydeploreits alae magazinesandposterworkthe.eaearedrivingthe

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arms.Thetrulytactfulwomanis notforeverlookingforinsultsor slights.Shedoesnotfeeltheimperativeneedofgivingasgoodas

AwomanwhopossessesitisalwayssureofattentionandacertainkindofPopularity.Butwhich afterall,isthewomanyoulove beatinyourowncircle-the one whocanmakeacleverjoke,-orthe onewhocantakeonesweetlyand good-naturedly? Unfortunately, thetwoarenotalwaysunited.Who hasnotobservedhowtoooftenthe womanwhosereadytongueflashed outbrilliantquipsandsalliesatthe exPenseofothers,willturnaway withcompressedlipsandaresentfulflush,whenthepointofthejest isturnedtowardherself? Now,a senseofhumourisoneofthemost usefulanddesirablequalities.it oftenliftsonelightlyoverthe rou,,hplacesandsavesatryingsituation.ButIfitdoesnotwork bothways,which_isperhapstoo muchforusordinaryPeopletoexpect,itisfarmorevaluablewhen itenablesustolaughatourselves. andourownpredicamentsthanwhen itonlyseestheludicrousnessofour neighbours'doingsandexperiences. By'allmeanscultivatethesenseof humour-theabilitytoseetheamusingsideofthings.Butespeciallykeepinthegoodpracticeof'tacosnieingthefunwhentheJokeison yourself.Dothismostofall,if youareoneofthoserarerindividualswhosedrolleriesandQuicksay- in'shavethePowerofmakingotherslaugh.Witissometimescalled adangerousweapon.Butwholesome,genialwitisasbeneficentas sunshine.Onlyseetoitthattrue kindlinessrobsyourbrightspeeches

ofanipossiblesting,andthatyou areasreadytotakeajokeasto make

Every

dayPhrases WHATTHEYORIGINALLY MEANT!

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DEMOCRACYOFCATHOLIC CHURCH.

newedfromthebottom,Icangive youanillustrationconcerningthat, thathasalwaysinterestedmeprofoundly. TheOnly,reasonwhy governmentdidnotsufferdryrot intheMiddleAgesunderthearistocraticsystemswhichgovernedthem, wasthatthemenwhowerethe efficientinstrumentsofgovernmentmostoftheofficialsofgovernment, themenwhowereefficient-were drawnfromtheChurcL,fromthat greatChurchLsodewhichwasthen theonlyChurch,thatbodywhich wasthentheonlyChurch,,that bodywhichwenowdistinguishfrom otherchurchbodiesastheRoman CatholicChurch.TheRomanCa. tholicChurch,thenas'now,wasa greatdemocracy.Therewasnopeasantsohumblethathemightnot becomeapriest.andnoPriestso osseurethathemightnotbecome PopeofChristendom.EverychancelhryinEurope,everycourtinEurope,wasruledbytheselearned, trained,and'accomplishedmen,the priesthoodofthatgreatandthen dominantChurch.So,whatkept governmentaliveintheMiddle Agee,wasthisconstantriseofthe saPfromthebottom,fromthe ranks,fromtherankandfileofthe greattodyofthepeoplethroughthe openchannelsoftheRomanCatholiepriesthood.That,itseemstome isoneofthemostextraordinaryillustrationsthatcouldPossiblybeadducedofthethingthatIamtalking about."

IRISHMUSIC.

MuchinterestwasevincedinalectureonIrishMusicdeliveredlast mor.thinthe'CatholicClio:,putlin, bytheRev.ThomasFarrell,C.C. InthecourseofhisaddressFather FarrellsaidallEuropewasindebted moreorlesstoIrelandforthe lluenceofhermusic.Geminnani,a PupilofthecelebratedCorelli,speakingofmusicintheUn'tdKingdom,saidtheyhadnooriginalmu. sicbuttheIrish.IthadbeenacknowledgedbyeverynationinEuropethatmusicwascultivatedin Trelindwhenmelodywasforeknowninothercountries.Much hadbeenwrtteninattemptingtc describewhatitwasthatdistinguishedTrishmusicfromthatofother nations. Apartfromanartistic constructionpeculiarlyCelticthere wasanindel'nablecharm'aboutthe ancientmelodiesthatcouldnotbe easilyexplained.Welcer,in"HistoricalMemoirsoftheIrishBards," wrote "TheIrishmusicisit somedegreedistinguishedfromthe musicofothernationsbyaninteresting'sweetness,whichforces its wayirra'stillvtotheheart,through everyfibre Oftheframe,awatens sensiinit,androusesorcalmsthe so'I."SirWilliamStokeswrote "Itwasl'etrie'sosintonthatthe musicofTr'lsndsto-dnreeminens amongthstofotherCelticnatiens inbeautyandroverofexPress'oa,

especiallyinhercanines,herlamed tations,andherlovesongs.'

THEMOUSTACHE.

Dr.Klager.thefamousViennese physician,hasdeliveredasensationallecturebeforethemedioalsociet, oftheAustriancapital.Hesass thegrowingfashionofshavingthe moustacheisresponsiblefor the growingnumberofPatientssuffering fromheadachesanddiseasesofthe respiratoryorgans.Among 500 casesofseriousheadachesanddiseasesofthenoseandthroat, ha hadcounted420patientswhohad theirmoustachesshavedoff. He saysthatinAmerica.wherethefashioniscuitecommon,chroniccases ofsuchdiseasesaremostnumerous. Themoustacheisanaturalprotectionforthenoseagainsttheinvasionofcoldair,dustandmicrobes. Womenarenotsooftenon th% streetsandwearveilstoprotect themselves,andtheirnostrilsare narrower,thanthoseofmen.

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ofdetails.Thereallygravemisap-Ferrerthathewasoneoftheleadprehensionflowedfromtheuniversi-ersofarebellionwhichthreatened Benedict,especiallytotheG E.1.Fattornipresidedoveralargeties,theschools,thegeneralconver-tooverthrowtheState,andwhich conventsofthatOrder,andinparticulartoBeuronanditsformerMr.Belluc,whowascordiallyre-wholeofthatpartofEuropewhich Areh-abeot,FatherPlacidus. ceived,saidthatthesubjecton300yearsagodefinitelybrokewith We,otheneuroncommunityhavewhichhehidtospeakwasverytheoldtraditionsandcivilisation. tothen':yourMajestymostrespect-muchthemostimportantmatterofAsanexamplehetookthethesis erman

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ortheether. havealwaysdistinguishedyou,andThefirstthingto_recognisewasthatTurningtotheotherweaponused thatHe,theLordoflifeanddeaththeCatholicChurchhadalwaysbeenagainsttheChurch.hesaidthat maypreserveyourMajestyforman,sinceit toattac appearedonearthsubjectsecretsocietieswereorganisedand Therewasnoperiodin a yearsastheProtectorofjustice

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withthedesiretohurtthe theguardianofPeacetothebenefitthenearlytoothousandyearsofitsChurch.secretsocietiescontrolled, ofsourh:story PeopleandallPeo2lesand thIttheCatholicChurchhadattheirownfreewillthegivingof especiallyforthewelfaresefourbenotbeenoppressed,andactivelyop-informationtothePublic,withheld lovedfatherland.God-grantit pressed,andonemightsaxthatininformationandindoctrinatedmen TheEmperorrepliedasfellowsthemomentsinwhichithadnotbadwith the belief thatthe EsteemdLordArchahbot,I gi.7etomeetviolentoppositionwereneosecretsocietywasmoralandtol- ihicblai --onheartythanasforthefriendlymartsine roPewasstagnanterable.Asanexamplehemention- wordsorndegie.Thesetimeswerenot withuhiehsouhavereceived edthatOrientLodgeofFreemasons MP,andIrejoiceinhavinghadthepeculiarinthisLattice.upontheinParisconductedaflecretcensusof opeortunitsofpasingavisittofain.The(mypeculiarity wastheofficersin'thearmywhoattheconsrsgationandbeingabletothetseecharacteristicsoftheat- tendedMassorhadCatholicleanings coneeytoyoilmysinceregood-will. :Thiswentnnformanymonthsbetheattic,:urcmCatholicismandthe: Frontthebeginningofmyreign

itwasdiscovered,endehenit hasbeenaspecialpleasuretomedefenceefCatholicismmustcarrythewas''discoveredbyabribe,andiS tosupporttheBenedictinesintheircolourandthemannerofourtime.wasfoundho-seee--a--(1-ern T co onhecharacteristiftheattack aforte,forIhaveremarkedthat, ofthosemenhadbeenbroeen eheresertheyhave'beenat'woretheytheChurchto-clay throughe aywasthatitwas thataencsitwasthemarhavenotonlystriventomaintainenet:acefleet,outsidetheChurch.:ye!ofFrance.Yetnotonewordof andstreia ftreposedontwobases,bothof thenreligion,buthaveal- thatappearedintheEnslishpress themeonreefedwiththatuniversal sodistinguishedthanseleesinthe thoughtheEnglishDressprintedcohass.-sePeratienfromtheChurchtee- provinceofCberchmusic,ofartand lumnsabouttheunfortunaterailwad ritoriagy enaeaswe rndtraditillll science.andotherwise-workwhich menwhostruckworkbecauseLeal asmentallyand isnottobeunder-rated.WhatI morallyThefirst ofthesebaseswasmisapprehenstIn 'Rothschildwouldnotgivethemad e'iiertofvoceisthatyoucontinue --thoughtherressdidrotmention to'ao'eronthelinesofsore ofthe.Churchandthesecordwas pre- LordRo`h-3elald'snameinthematdeeessersandsuPPortmeinmyef-the"'''''ereilendterahlewealenofter.DealingalsowiththeFerrer secrecy-thesecretfie'-is'insc-f fort. incidentinSpain.hemaintained TaelAMAINRELIGIONFORenowledge.Misapprehension wasthatFerrerhidbeenshot,notheTHEPEOPLE. thelastimPortant. There-was'causehewasanantasonistoflb misapprehensionofdetails.and Thisisallthemoreimportantsince Church-aswellmightonesaythe thetwentiethcentury,hasletIcosetheeehthewor':wasnecessaryhethemilitaryweresenttoWalese,

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Mr.WinstonChurchill'becauseth onlyseceessfullyhecarriedthro il ighEFFORTWASTEDBYCATHOLICSWfl'minerswereNonconformistswiththehelpof religion,incombatingthismisapprehensionbutbecautieitwasProvedagainst

WeallknowthatEapoleonrepentedhispolicytowardstheChurchbeforehedied,andthathiswillcontainshisprofessionoffaith,beginningwiththesewords:-"Idiein thebosomoftheholyRomanCatholicChurch."

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TheRev.FatherBensonisthe sonofthelateProtestant(Anglican),BishopofCanterbury'.HebecameaconverttotheCatholic faith,andafterwardsaPriest,and isnowoneoftheablestwritersin theCatholicChurch.Inarecent lectureontheconversionofEngland hesaidthatiftherewasonething thatwasabsolutelyclearinChristianityitwasitsmissionarycharacter. TheyheardChristianstalk sometimesasiftheirsupremeduty wastokeepthefaith;butifthey turnedtothecommissiongivento theApostlestheywouldfindthat iftokeepthefaithwashalf,togive thefaithtootherswastheother wastheotherhalfofChristianity. hWhatwekeepwelose,andwhat wegivewekeep."Thisappliednot merelytosavagecountries,butalso tothosecountrieswhichhadcommittedthegreatestoutragepossible -thatofflingingbackinthefaceof AlmightyGodthelightthatHe gavethem.Hehadhearditsaid. neverhadanycountrywhim lotthefaitheverregainedit.That was,ofcourse,largelytrue.hutto saythatitwasimpossibletoconvertEnglandwastoputalimitto thePowerofAlmightyGod.They mightbePerfectlycertainthattin craceofCodwouldaccomplishwhat Godwishedittoaccomplish,ifmen vildcorrespondwithit.Itwas anabsolutedutyforCatholicsto strivetowardstheconversion of England.Theywereboundiftheyweretokeeptheirownfaith,to workforthegivingofthatfaith toothers, Theyweretoldsometimesthat. Christian;tywasonlyoneofthe greatworld-religions-thatotherretigonsalsoproducedacertainamountofmoralityTheyweretold thatmissionaryeffortwasnot,alterall,suchavernimportantthing whyco"ldtheynotleavepeoplein thereligtenandmoralitytheyalreadyheld? ButtheParallelwale imperfect.Nootherreligionhad CONQUEREDBOTHHEMISPHERES. Ruildhis-ehadnotconnertedthe West,andhadnothadsufficientconfidenceinitselfseriouslytoattemgt thetae'-.ChristianitywasdistinRlishedfromallotherbeliefsle-the

North,nowthatthecrisishadcome totheSouththeYorthwascoming becktoCatholicism.LittlebylittletheNorthernnations,Germany, England,andtherest,werebeginningtolookontheCatholicteetiga withdifferenteyesfromthosewith whichtheyloniedonitthreecenturiesago.Theysawtheshrewd estintellectsofEuropegradually comingbacktotheFaith.InAmericaalsotheywouldfindthatthe CatholicChurchhadaninfluence whichpeopleinEnglanddidnotrea Use;indeed,ithadsurprisedhim tofind,onvisitingBoston,that70 percefit.ofthepopulationofthat cityofd'ChristianScience,"and othernewreligionswasCatholic (loudapplause).InNewYork,he hadbeentalienintoaChurchinthe heartofthebusinessPartofthe city,whereeachdayatoneo'clock thebuildingwasfilledfromendto endwithbusinessmenmakingavisittotheBlessedSacrament. Proceeding,thelecturersaidthat hebelievedEnglandmustnolonger beconsideredasmerelyadetailin theProvidenceofGodfortheconversionoftheworld,hutthatthe centreofconflictwouldheinalarge degreeinthiscountry.Itwastrue that1''n.lendhadlostthefaith.but ifthesinsofthetimesmeantanythingtheymeantthattheCatholic Churchwasgoingtopossessin EnglandinanotherMyyearsallthe Christianitythatwasleft(ayplause).Englandhadmade ATRIALOFPROTESTANTISM. andthesystemhadbrohendown. Hedidnotmeanthatithadfailed inindividualcases.Therehadbeen andwouldcontinuetobe,verygood Protestants,whoselivesputtoshame thelivesofsomeCatholics,but thesystemasarealinstrumentin thehandofGodhadbrokendown. EverykindofProtestantismhadbeen tried.Atthe"Reformation" it factthatitaroseinthemidstc.tbegan_tohesaidthatasAlmight Eastern.religions,andconqueredth.)Godhadmadethenationsofthe West,andtheysawitintheirownworld'differentincharacter,therefore itwasimpossibletheEnglishmanmilli day'begnningtoreconquertheEast, ItwasCatholicinitsveryessencetheFrenchmanshouldprofessthe andnature.Itwasnotareligionsamefcrmofreligion.Thisnation-

thatalism

inrePgienverysoonbro'ee suitedonetemperamentmore thananother'.Itdidnotchange; itwasnotlimitedbythelimitationsofhumannature.Neitherhistorynorgeographymadeanydifferencetoit.Itattractedeverytemperamentandeverynaturebyits ownpower.Christianitycame to theLatinracesfirst.Catholicism cametotheveryheartofthegreat Roman.Empire.anditwasthrough thatsystemOflawandorderthat

down.TherecamethenintoexistencethatearliestformofNonconformityknownasCongregationalism basedupontheideathatever.. congregationwhocouldagreeinmattersofdoctrineanddisciplineformedacompleteChurch.Butifever. nationwasuniqueandsingularand musthaveitsownChurch,sowin:, everymanuniqueandsingular,ani itfollowedhemusthaveareligion Christianitygraduallyestablisheditofhisown.Iftheyloohedatthe selfasthesupremereligionofthe West,spreadingtotheNorthern countries.

.tthe"Reformation,"continued

NationalChurchto-dayitwasal mostimpossibletoknowwhatwas thefaithitPossessed.WithCongregationalismitwasthesamej FatherBenson,CatholicismreceivedNewTirologyhaditsbirthplacein suchablowaswouldhaveextin-aCongreeationalchapel,andthey Relishedanyreligionnotdivine.The!'newthatwasthesolventofall strenethandvigourofEuropeinChristiandogma.Iftruthwereonthesixteenthcenturylaylargelyin11Y. asubjectivethingwhichone theNorthwhichthrewoffCatholi- 7htnutkroneself,andifthe cism.Meantimetheimpetus ofonlydeli-ionthe.couldhavewas Christianitycontinuedamongsttheonetheycouldverifyinalldetails. LatinsintheSouth.wherestillre-thentherewasnosuchthingasa n'ainedtheVicarofChrist.ThenrevelationcoiningfromGod.Probeganthegreststrugglebetweentantisminthelcngrunmustmean thenegationofanyexternalrevels- ProtestantismandCatholicism.He saw,however,anothercrisiscomingtionfromGod.Englandhadbeen inthehistoryoftheChurchwhichveryPatientofProtestantismand hadtol-reted,andtoleratedstill,the, mostextraordinarydivergenciesin hernationalChurch.but PROTESTANTISMHAT)BROKEN DOWN.

thebarrierswerebeingbrokendown andtherewasmoreinterchangeof ideasonreligioussubjects,witha resultthatEnglishpeoplecouldnot feelsocomplacentabouttheirreligionasformerly.Unionwas strengthinreligionasinother things,saidFatherBenson,andif Christianitywastoprevailitmust beunited.Theonlybond that couldholdChristianstogetheron thegreatdogmasoffaithwasthat chosenbytheProvidenceofGod-thecityofRomeandtheVicarof Christwhodwelttherein(applause). Socialism,thelecturerwenton tosay,wasanattempttoorganise theworldapartfromGod.Socialistspointedtotheoppressionof thepoor'iniytherich,andtheymight soonseetheoppressionoftherich bythepoor(laughter).TheSo cialistssaidthattheslumscould. besweptaway,andschoolsbuilt without-Wilton,tutthisCatholic,. dened(applause).Askanyparish priestTHEEFFECTSOFSOCIALISM.

amdhewouldrelaythattheinlet effectwasto'detachPeople from theSacraments,andthesecondte detachthemfromtheCommandments.Theworldwouldsee a largeorganisedSocietycallingitself humanitarianorSocialisticgraduallybeingbuiltup.Thin;thelinei conflictwasgoingtolienotbetween theCatholicChurchandProtestantism-Protestantismwasdeadand donewith,therewasnodoubtaboutthat(auplause)-butthetwoidealsofthe('hurch'andtheworld wouldbebroughtfacetoface.There wouldbetheNewJerusalem,the CatholicChurch,comingdownfrom God,inoppositiontoa"Towerof Babel" mentryingtoraiseup earthtoHeaven-whichwasalwa)s impossible-insteadofbringingdown heaventoearth.TheEnglish-speakingraceswouldbearthebrunt of thebattlebetweentheChurchand theworld.Havingpredictedgreat disastersintheSouthofEuropeas aresultoftheanti-Catholicmovement,hepleadehinthiscountryfor absolutelyandunswervingloyaltyto theCatholicChurch(applause).He hopedthatsoontheecclesiastical authortieswouldgivethewordfor anaggressivemovement,andthatin everymarket-placeofEnglandbarefootedfriarswouldre-appearto preachtheGospelofChrist,thus toingthemosthonourableposition nowoccupiedbytheSalvationAnree Inconclusion,hesaidtheworld hadconstantlybeenburyingthe ChurchinthegraveofherLord, rollingthestoneandsealing the tombbuttheChurchhadalways risenaeanenthethirdday,for eventhegatesofhellcouldnotPrevailagainstit(loudapplause).

AnIrishPineBandhasbeenstartedinColac(Vie.).ItPromisesto beasuccess. TheRev.Father ff,anisamongstthemembers.

A.B.O'SHEA (LateJ.J.HOOKER) CROCKERY,HARDWAREano GROCERIES

couldonlybecomparedtothecrisis 'knownasthe"Reformation."Up tothePresenttimetheLatincountrieshadretainedCatholicism.Spain Portugal,France,andItalyhadin thepastremainedfaithful,butat thePresenttimetheysawamovementinthosecountrieswhichwas notcomparabletothe"Reformation"inthattheywerethrowinghadtriedtheonlyalternetine +r. over THEAUTHORITYOFTHE CHURCH. andwerenotsubstitutinganyother religioninsteadofithutitwasa movementthatwouldhaveasseriousconsequencesasthatwhichtore EnglandfromtheunityoftheHoly See.

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Howcouldanythingexceptadivinelyinstitutedrockbeartheenormousweientofthe)Christianrevelaton? (loudapplause).England

Catholicismandhadfoundthatit wendnotdo.FormerIetheEnrlishChurchbedagreatinflencein thecouncilsofthenation,butnow theyhadonltoloo'catenvnewspanertoseetheextraordinarydisreneteintowhichProtestantismhad felinem'sasystem.Nationalismand ConeregetiogalismandIndividualism didverywellsoleneesFn-lend wasisolatedbetheChannelfrom Eurnne1,stnowthatPracticallyec-

Itwasverydiscouragingfromone Pointofview,hilttheysawtheProinthepasttheSouthremained videnceofGodinthisthatwhileernEnglishmanhadesseaccessto faithfulwhenthecrisiscametotheF.urooe,ifhewishedtogothere,

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Godric,usedtowalkintothetiny chapelonSunday,ever,eyewould turntowardsthepair.Godriclookingolderthanhereallywasand EstelletallforherfourteenNear:, herfacebeautiful,impervious,set lo7able.Godhadgivenheravoice clear,sweet,andthrilling,butGodricneverencouragedherin the beliefthathervoicewasanybetter thananother's.

SATURDAY,DEMMER31.

AdesteFideles

BYKATHERINECOWLEY.

'TheRow.'Notbyanymeans anaristocratictitle,buttothesimple,haPPycolliers,itwashighsoundingenough.HanPytheyare,and yetwhenonethinksofthedanger anddiscomfortoftheirwork,must itnotbesomespecialprovidenceof theGiverofLife,thatenablestheni toliveinsuchcontentment.

Shrunken,unhealthydookingovet withalPlacid,takingthingswitha philosophythatteachesalesson,a practicallessonofcontentment. Children,thatneverseemtobechildren,littlemenandwomen.It makesonelongtohaveconditions changedwhenonemeetstheboy scarcelymorethanachild,emergine fromthe'Pit,'proudtobewalking, lampinhand,bythesideofolder men.Yetsuchislife-menmust worktolive,andaslongasthe worldrequirescoal,theremustbe 'coalheroes.'

However,thisday,thehousesin therowseemedquieterthanusual.

Intheearlymorningaminer,Imown as'Jim,'hadgonedowninthecage fulloflifeandhonehewasan amateurminerforhiswhitehands betokened'otherandbetterdays.' HewasagraduateofCambridge. Howhehaddescendedsofardown theladderoftifewasnotknown.Of himselfherarelyspoke,exceptwhen referringinglowingwordsto'his littledaughter,Estelle.' Hewas onlyaboarderatoneofthewhite cottagesforhiswilewasdead.And yetaccustomedastheyaretosuch things,'thehouseofeveryminerwas wreathedinapallofgloomwhen itnecameknownthatanaccident hadoccurredatthecolliery.,and wasalmostcrushedtodeath.

oflongingtowardsthefigurethat hurrieduptothetopofthehank.

Therewasbutahand-clasp,no questionswereasked,andwithalow 'youwillremember,lad,'thehand withinGodric'sstiffened.

Jim'hadbreathedhislast,and beforethatGreatTribunalstooda soulreadyforjudgment.

GodricAidenwasaclerkinthe collieryoffice.Everyonelovedhim and'didtheirhestforhim,'untilhe wasoldenoughtogotoworkat the'pit.'fhemanagerafterwards tookgreatinterestinhim.andas hewasbrightandwillinghesoon gotintotheoffice.Hehadbeen leftanorphanattheageoffive weeks,anduntilhewastwelve earsoldhewascaredforbythe poorbutkind,collieryfolk.

Theoldtaleofaccidentcarriedoff hisfatherwhenthechildwasbut fourweeksold,andwhenhewoe five,thesweet,Patientmotherfollowedh'rlovedoneintothe'Lando' theDead.'

'However,allhisaimswerefrustratedbethe'oldSoggartibAroon,' whooutofpurekindnessforthe child,andrealisingthathervoice wasaboeetheaverage,placedher intheChurchchoir.Hers wasPraised,laudedaboveall.Laurelswereshoweredonher,andsoon Godricgrewtooquietforher.She beggedandpleadedtobeallowedto gotoNewcastletoenterundersome teacher.'Noanddespite the evidentfartthattheface,dearer thanthevridtohim,grewsullen, restless,turnedawayfromhiscaresses,hewasfirm.

OnChristmasEveshereturned fromtheChurch,whichshehadbeen helpingtodecorate,radiantandvictorious.

Now,Godric,'shesaidassheeat onthearmofhischair,Iwant youtosayyestosomething.Won't youbegoodnow,andgivememy ownwayJustonce?'

'Teilmefirst,'heansweredcauti oush'andIwillsee.Youknow. dearie,Ineverrefusewhenitisfor yourgood.'

Jimhadmadetheyoungfellowhie onefriend.ToGodricheturnedfor thesympathythatotherscouldnot give.andsotoGodrichelefthis onlyearthlytreasures,hislibrary, and'hisEstelle.'Heleftnomane. andsoitwaswithaperplexedbrow thatGodricendeavouredtostretch outhissmallweeklywagestocovet theexpensesoftwo.

Withalittlesacrifice,andifthe SistersintheConventschoolwould takeheronreducedterms,itcould beandwouldbedone.Hehadneverseenthiswinsomelittlemaidof ()even,butshewasnotgoingtoee anythingotherthanalady.

Tomanyofthewomenitrecalled otherdays,whenaseoungwives theywerehurriedoutdowntothe 'Pit,'toidentify'theirdead.'And tomanyalonelymotheritbrought backvividlyadaywhenagoodson hadtakendownhislampandfood, andgonedownintotheearth's blaeness,alas,nevermoretocome upalive.

Itmakesthemmoreaffectionateto eachother,andnotroubleisbegrudged,noluxurydenied'another's bairn."

Butthoughkindhandswerewillingtodoanythingforpoormangled Jim,hes.idfaintlyasthe,lifted himoutofthecage:-"Don'ttate meintohouse,boys,letmelie hereund-rthebluesky.Godknows, itisperhapsforthebest,'andthen asheseemedtogrowweakerawomanbenteverhim,sayinginthat richNorthumbianaccent'Wadye lik'toseeaPriest,Jim,hinny?" Betheshookhishead,andthenas hisvoiceseemedtotail,shewasobligedto1?.anclosetocatchthewords

Hesaid:-"Youareagoodwoman. inay

AsimplePrayer,andyetitwasa prayeronewouldeverremember. Therou01menkneelinground, a tearnowandagainrolling,downthe eheeesco,'redwithreanerime,addedsoiieth'ngtothescenethat wouldmaeonekeepitever in memory.

TwomilestoadoctorfortheresidentThencianwas'absent. Jim washeeondmedicalaid,andashe wouldnthaveaphysicianwho couldmin'et"rtohissoul,hela, onthean-foron?wholehour, surroundedbytherough,butsincere hearts,thetwereMadwithpitybecausethecoulddonothingtoease hisbodilyrains.

'Godric.'thedeingmanmermureil.

OnestrangethingthatJimhal madehimpromisewas"thathe woulddoallinhispowertotura herthoughtsawayfromtheatricel life.'

Godriclaughedatthetime, butmanyyearsafterwardshebad occasiontorememberJim'sspeech.

Whenhelaidbeforetheoldwomanwhokepthislittletwo-roomeil cottageforhim,aboutEstelle,she said'-'Hootsladdie,y'reeonlya bairnyerself.Dinnagant'saddle yerselfwi'bairnstha'dinnabelong t'3e.'

HoweverGodricwashisownmas terandsoonthesubjectofGodric's wardwasforgotten,anditwasonlywhenhisshabbinessexcitedcomment.thatsomeonewouldsay,'He's starvinghisself forastranger's bairn.'

Aye,'answeredone,'Here'sGodricnoo. TeaframeIraNewcastle.'

Thedyingeyesturnedwithalook

thefifthtimeIhavewishedtoreturntoEnglandandyouhavealwaysmadesomeexcuse.Ishall go.Sothere,'andthedarkblue eyesthatcausedsomuchanguish:4k frontofthefootlightsflashed steadilymetthegreyeyesofrue ladywhohadbeenthemeansofbringiagbeforethePublicthefamous singerknownasEstelleL-. Fiveyearshavechangedthesimple childintoanaccomplishedwomanof theworld,andGodricwhoisnow assistantmanager,thin'sasPietueerede. afterpictureofthebeautifulsin,' reachedhim'Ah,howsoonsheforgets.'butheismistaken.Estelle hasnotforgottenandasChristmas drawsnearshedeterminestomake onemoreefforttoseeGodricand thesimplehomelife.

'Now,'MadameS-sayswheli Estellespeakstoheronthesubject.

'DoyouknowthatonChristmas flayyouarebookedtoappearat ?Youcannotbreakanear gagementlikethat.Youwouldruin yourstagecareer,child. Agreat dealofyourfuturesuccessdepends uronthisconcertatD-."

'Well,'shesaidasshesliddown, andstoodinfrontofhim.'Father S-wishesmetosingthe'Adeste Fideles,'onesoloImean,andIsaid Iwould.IamnotachildGodric, Iamoverfifteen,andso,'butshe sawthepainedlookthatcrossedhis faceandsheweakened.'Well,'he saidslowly,'asyouhavePromised, thatisallthereistoit,'and then,asthoughdismissingthesubjectheturnedoncemoretohis book.

Hesatstillapparentlyabsorbed inhismanualofmininguntilmidnightandjustafterT2o'clock chimedfromtheclockonthemanteltwosoftarmsstoleroundhis neckand&Odlethegrowngirl wasforgotten.Onceagainitwas thelittleEstelleandashekissedher,hewasfullyrepaidbythe caressingname,MyGodric, ,s haPPeChristmas."Itwasareconliationandashedrewhertowardshimhesaidatriflesadly.

'IwonderhowlongIwill be 'MyGodric,ehEstelle 'DoyouthinkGodric,thatthere willevercomeadaywhenIshall loveyouless?Youdearoldfellow. Shewentonsmcothinghishair.'I shallalwaysmean'MyGodric.'

Hestilledbutinwardlyhethought thattherewouldcomeadaywhen theapplauseoftheworldwould bemoretoherthanGodric.

Meagre,indeed,washisliving,.no luxuries,noclothes,savewhennecessitydemandedthem. AllforEstelle.Shespenthervacationsat theconvent.thoughitwashuteight. milesawaY Godric]'newthata timewouldcomewhenshewould thankhimforleavingherwiththe goodSisters.butwhentheday came'thatGodricwassummonedto theschooltoseeherdie,as be thought,hisheartwasnighbreaking. Whata(paintlittlegirlshew lyingonhersnow-whitecotinthe largetoothknownastheinfirmary, andashewatchedherduringthe lonehoursofthenightandheard thedeliriousCr'.','Iwanttogo home.'hethoughtofthelittletworoomed.cottagewith'refinements eetheregisteredavowthat,should there-ndGodscareher,hewould takeberhome.Andassoonasshe wasalletobemovedhebrought hertothecrampedlittleplaceand 2.8-eherintoGranny'scare. Whenitbecame'rnownthat she wouldnotassociatewiththechildrenoftheminustheybegan to givethecoldshouldertoGodric. Andyet,wh-nEstelle,followedby

Estellesighed.Ambitionwasnow secondlife.Afterall,shethought '1cangotoGodricaftertheNew Year.' TheyleftParisandwents!owleto stoppingat-foradayor twotoenableEstelletoseethe beautifulCathedral.Justasthee enteredtheCathedraldoorapartyof Englishtouristswerecomingout. 'Yes,'oneofthegentlemensaid,'I shallteetheexPressrightaway. Theaccidentmusthavebeensudden, because-mingAldenissocareful, Poorfellow.Iamsorryhewill losehisownlife.

BeforeMadamecouldintercepther Estellesteppedquicklyafterthe partyandtouchingtheshoulderof thegentlemanwhohadspokenlast, askedbreathlessly,Whatcollieryaccidentwereyouspeakingof? heanswered.'NearNewcastle-onTyne.'

'AndAidn,'sheasked.'Isit GodricAiden?' 'Yee.'Justin timeheheldouthisarms,torEstellehadfainted.Shewasremoved tothehotelwhereshelaybeautifulnnconscionsuntilMadame becamealarmed,buttherewasnoneed forfear.

Whenat7o'clocksheenteredEstelle'sroomwithanotherphysician. theyfoundherupandreadyfora journey.

Madame'begged,imploredandentreatedbutalltonoPurpose,For ambitionshehadforgottentheone friend,whohadcaredforher,who hadsecuredherluxuriesatthedear priceofhealth,andnowshehadforgottenamidherworldlylaurelseven herGod. Allsweptawaylefere thatmightyswordAmbition-that cutsdownloveandfaith.

Godric'slittlelassiewasgoingto sing'thesmallchapelwascrowded, andwhenthepurechildishvoice roseandfellwithsweetnessinthe 'Adeste'Addeo,'therewasnotone heartintherough,kindlycrowd. thatdidnotpraythatEstellewould alwaysheaspureandgocdason thedavshesangherfinstsolo.

Unfortunatelytherewasamongthe congregationastranger,aProfessor fromoneofthelargecities. He eagerlysoughtoutEstelleandcongratulatedher,andofferedtotake herashisPupilfreeofcharge.There wasnorestforCarleafter Shepleaded,entreated,demanded, buthewasfirm.Thenafterawhile sheseemedtoforget,butonltime onGodric'sreturnfromabusiness triphefoundGrannyintearsand Estellegone.She.vasjustseventeenihm,andthoughhesearched, therewasabsolutelynotraceofher. Shehadtakennothingbutacross, hehadgiventohertheChristmas Dayshehadcharmedarusticcongregationh'.hersweetvoiceinthe 'AdesteFideles.'

CHAPTERII.

Idonotlikeit.Estelle,Ireall. cannotallowit,'alady'svoiceis saying,. Youpromisedthat I shoulddoasIlikedandyetheres

WhentheexPressleftD--Mr.St JohnandEstellewerebothat* ingtowardsEngland.Heeeee. browscontractedthieingofthecollierybeinglaididlethroughthedisaster.Estelleherwholesoulfilled withanintenselongingtobewith hercannyPitladdietosharehis sorrowsaswellassheoncedidhis 'aye.

Neverdidthevoyageseemso/one andwithout,waitingforanyrefegshmentwhenshereachedDovershe tookthetrainforLondon,thenfor theNorth.Howgladshewasto hearthefamiliarburrasNewcastle camewithinsight.Itseemedyears sincethatdearplacefaded from. viewasthetrainsteamedoutofthe stationenroutetoLondon and fame.

Fame! hecardnothingfor theworld'slaurelstonight.Ifonlyhewoullhealive.'Bad], injured.' 'N'oParticulars.' He mighthedad.Atlasttheo11,the dearold?rimeB--,ndthecame oldPorter.butshe!Atasthough theywo'mldallcr,shameenher ifGodricweredead.

Howlateitwas,hutevenfrom thestationshecouldseealightin thewindowoftheoldhome.arude one-storeyedstructure,hotitwas 'home,'endyetasshedrewnearall seemedsostill.

SATURDAY,DECEMBER31,191o.

OhGod Surelyhecannotbe dead.'

'['herewasnofastening,nofearof tradersinthatlittlevillage,so ingtheoldfashionedlatch,she steppedintotheroom.

Estelleseesnoone,nothing.Only afigurelyingproneonthebedthatold-fashionedposterthathal alwaysterrifiedherasachild. Withonecrysheineltdownand feltforthelovedface.'Cold,cold indeath.'No,therewasamoveiseasent.'Estelle,mydarling-Estelle' Yes,shemusthavefainted,forwhen shelookedroundshewaslyingon theloungeintheotherroom-ens womanwasbendingoverher. ninnybairn.It'sGod'swill hinny.wemannacomplaintAh've losttwosonsandaguidn1011.Aye. hinnybairn,lifeissomethingower hardtobide.'lb

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seemsevenmorebeautifulthanof yore. Whenthetiredbodygetsalmost unbearableitisherhandsthat movesoftlyovertheorgan,andit ishervoiceinitsdreamyrichness thatsoothesGodric'spains. And asheliessleeping,isitawoman's oranangelthatstoopsoverhim, andwhileshelightly,kisseshisbrae, sayssoftly,'MyGodric,'anditwill behervoicesingingsoftlythatwill bethelastsoundhewiilhear,for shehaspromisedtosinghisspirit tosleepwiththeold,sweet'Adeste Fideles.' THEEND.

Lifewasnotvvo:thLiviLg

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isas'wittyinhisconversationashe1 Barlow-Whyhow'sthat? isinhishooks. Harlow-Hehasowedmethirty.

Notlongagoononeofhisperioshillingsforthreeyears. dicaltripstoAmerica,hevisitedthe anatomicalmuseumatHavard.HeVillageConstable(toVillager,who remaredtooneofthestudentswitshasbeenInockeddownbyPassing accompaniedhimthathecouldnev-motorcsclist)-Youdidn'tseethe eraethedifferencebetweenmenandnumber,butcouldvousweartothe animals. man?Villager-IdidbutIdon't

"Youwouldifyouwereaturkeythinke"eardme. onChristmasDay!"laughinglyree pliedthestudent."

"Whereareyougoingwiththe "Pardonme,"answeredMr.Zang-goat,littleLOy?'1 Downtothe willgraely,"Ishouldstilldisc-lake.Comealongifvouwantto greewithyou." seesomefun.Thisheregoathas

Onanotheroecaslon,,whentravel-justeatacrateofsponges,andI'm lingwithMr.('boats,goingdowntoletblue'drink." theywentintoarailwaybuffetforrefreshment.

'Ishedead?'Estelleasks.'WhoaANOTHERLIFESAVEDBYBILEghostofasmile. hinny,Godric? Shelookedupin- BEANS. tothekindlyfacethathadsuffered

WHICHISWHICH? somuch,hardlydaringtobreathe"FormanyyearsIwasalwaysThebattlesoflifearemany untilsheheardtheanswer. illandailing,"saysMrs.E. W.Inthisworldthatwelivein,

'HeworneardeidBairnue,whenGoodman,279FitzgeraldStreet, yeearnedinlastnight,thatwi'Perth,W.A."Thisstateofthings greatcarehe'llmaybelive.Noocausedthroughanervousbreakthencannylass,takethattharforetellcloaaoffyean'ginin tiv him.

'Pithlad,'shesaidafterEsielle lefttheroom.'Aladoubtshe'll lereakhisheartwithhernoo(angled ways.He'saveaPitladdieand Estelle',agreetladynoo.'

'Hefellasleeplastnightaftervie sawyou,'thedoctortoldher,'And ifhesleepsonfora%%bile,thereis everyhopethathewillrecover. h.it'-andheretheolddoctorwho hadnursedherthoughchildishcomplaintslaidonearmonhershoulder,andsaid,'But,mybairn,it wouldPerhapsbebetterforhim, poorlad,thatGoddidtalehim, forhewillheahopelesscripple.'

Acriprle?Godric? Herbrave Godrcacripple? 'But? the doctoradded,'hemustnotknow until111isstrcnger.'Godricawo'ie at 2&floc:intheafternoonof ChristmasI:ay. Theroomwas OPemptysaveforthesetwo,andassomeBileBeanstotry,andacting thethoughtofhimacripple,cros-onheradviceIcommencedtaaing them.Iobtainedrelieffromthe firstfewdoses,sodecidedtopersevere. As-IcontinuedwithBile Beansthevomitingceased,allpains andheadachewerebanished, and mystrengthbegantoreturn.Soon 1wasabletogetaboutandattend tomyworeandIampleasedto saythatafterafullcourseofBile Beans,Iwascompletelyrestoresto robusthealth." Soldbyallchemists sadhermindEstelle,inthefeeling ofheroynhealthandstrength, threwLotharmsroundhimas thoughtoshiadhimfromthe world'spity.LoveProvedasithas everProved,thebestofmedicines. andtowardsnightGodricwaspronouncedoutofdanger.

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