The Record Newspaper 14 June 1913

TheWest AUSTRALIAN RECORD

PERTH,SATURDAY,JUNE14,1913

TheKaiseraslieis

AnIntimateSketchofthePersonalLifeoftheMostInterestingFigureamongtheEuropean Monarchs,whoCelebratestheSilverJubileeofhisReignto-morrow

Nomonarchofmoderntimeshas beensomuchmisunderstoodasthe presentGermanKaiser,WilhelmII., andnomonarchhasabetterrecord.

Insomerespects,thevarioustalentshehasexhibitedinactiverulershipamounttogenius,andgenerationstocomewillsurelypreferto rememberhimforhisremarkable abilitiesratherthanforhispardonablevanities.

Asamatteroffact,sinceheinheritedhiscrowninJune,1888,WilhelmII.hasaccomplishedmorefor peacethanallthepeacesocieties puttogether.Itisbyhisinitiative andhisironwillthatnolessthan threeEuropeanwarshavebeenaverted(luringLisreign.Moreover,to showhisconsistencyinsmallerissues,behaspreventedbypersonA interventionmorethanseventyduels amongtheofficersofhisarmyand navy. WithGermanystandingfirmfor peace,itisnotlikelythattherewill befightingamongthegreatnations. Hermightyplaceinthecouncilsof Europeisduetothefactthather armyandnavyarerespectedand fearedbyrivalpowers,Neverbefore, eveninthedaysofFrederickthe Great,hastheGermanyarmyreachedsuchapointofefficiency.And this,again,isduetotheKaiser morethantoanyotheroneperson intheVaterland,forheisasoldier firstandforemost-hutasoldierof theSpartan,duty-lovingkind,not thebloodthirstymilitarymonsterhe hasbeenpictured.

TheKaiserisinhistwenty-fifth yearasasovereignontheimperial throne.Hisblackhairisliberally streakedwithgray.Allhischildrenaregrownupanddomiciledin castlesoftheirown,andhehimself isagrandfatherandjustentering hisfifty-fifthyear.Heisnotatall thearrogant,erratic,touchyyoung personagewhowasonceknownas PrinceWilhelm,andinwhomBismarckcouldseenothingbuta...acetotheVaterlandandtothe eaceofEurope.

(BYBARONVONDEWITZ.)

Kaiserhastwelvevaletsforhis militarywardrobe,whichisthelargestintheworld,andtwovaletsfor hiscivilattire,soitdoesnottake himlongtogetdressed.Immediatelyafterafrugalbreakfasthegoes towork.

TheKaiserandtheNewspapers

Beforetheimperialchancellorand hisministersmaketheirlaw-bidden calls,topresentasurveyofthe day'spoliticaloutlook,hisMajesty hasalreadyputinmorethanasolid hour'sreadingoftheprincipalGer-

ceedstodrawinformation,making blue-pencilremarksinthemarginsas hegoesalongcriticisingorapprovingtheselectionsmade.Ifavital foreignarticleisencounteredina languagenotknowntotheEmperor --who,bytheway,speaksEnglish andFrenchlikeanative-itistranslatedonthespotandpastedinthe portfolio;butHeavenhelpthereaderwhomakesamistake!

Bythussystematisingandselectinghisnewspaperandmagazinereading,whichcomprisestechnicaland

reading,whichisdonewhenheisin bed,isofamorecontemplativekind thanhisrapidmorningsurveyofthe news.Definiterulesgovernhisnight studiesalso.Onhisbed-tablethere must'beanenormouspaper-pad withalargebluepencilattachedby astring.Thelightmustfallon whathisMajestyisreading,andnot onhisface.Sometimesheordersa lotofextranewspapersandmagazinesinthemorning,whenheisspeciallyinterestedinacertaininvestigation.Ifthese"extras"arenot onhisbed-table,somebodyisgoing towishhehademigratedtoAmerise!

Exactlythesamerulesmustbe followedwhentheKaisertravels, Whenberisesorretiresinachateau otherthanhisBerlinandPotsdam residences,heexpectstofindeverythinginexactly,thesameorderand position-and,whatismore,hefinds itso.

IfapersonalhistoryofWilhelmII iseverwritten,itmust,inlarge measure,befoundedonthehieroglyphicremarkswithwhichhefurnishes thehugepaper-padsusedduringhis nocturnalreading.Nobodyisallowedaccesstothispadlibrary,whiah nowamountstoseveraltallvettimes,butcertainparticularsLave leakedout.Curiouslyenough,inhis padcalligraphytheKaiseremploys bothLatinandGermanletterssometimesevenforthespellingofa singleword.

Ifonewishestoarriveatawholesone.andcorrectimpressionofthe mostinterestingpersonalityamong modernmonarchs,Ithinktherecan benosaferguidethanasurveyof hisdailylifeanddoings.Letitbe said,then,thattheintimateinformationhereconveyedisdrawndirectly,andwithoutadulteration,from membersofhis"bierahendcircle" -sotermedbecauseonceeveryweek whentheKaiserisintown,thislittleclan,limitedtotwenty-twomembers,isinvitedbytheEmperortoa smokerandfrugalbeersoiree,where allformalityisdispensedwithand everybodyrubselbows.

ManyaknightoftheBlackEagle, thehighestorderinthegiftofthe empire,hassighedinvainfora "command"invitationtothesesimplebuttremendouslysignificantgatherings.ThebeerservedisinvariablyakegofPilsener.Everyguest hashispersonaltankard.Noservantsarepresentandeverybody, includingtheKaiser,drawshisOwn beerandhelpshimself.

(Mecurrentstatementaboutthe Kaiser--thatheisahardworker-is true.WithtruePrussianpunctiliousnesshegetsupatsixo'clocksharp "verymorning,rainorshine.The onlyexceptiontothisironruleis whenherisesatfouro'clock,or evenearlier,toattendamilitaryrevieworsimilarfunction,andwhen hetravelsbyrail,therisinghour thenbeingsetforseveno'clock.The

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KAISERWILLIAMII.,legpieltOROFGERMANY,WHOCELEBRATESTHESILVER'JUBILEEOFHISACCESSIONTOTHE THRONI1TO-MORROW.IledismissedBismarckin1890,moderatedthe repressivemeasuresagainstthePoles,andintendedtogivethe Catholicsaguarantee'thattheNationalSchoolswouldcontinuetohe Christian,hathispacificaimswerethwartedbytheLiberals.EcclesiasticallyGermanyisdividedintofiveArchbishoprics,14Suffragan,andsix ExemptBishoprics,threeApostolicVicariates,andtwoApostolicPrefectures.TheauthoritiesoftheChurchandStateworktogetherin aspiritofmutualbenevolence,andtheCatholicPartyinParliamentis aforcetobereckonedwithin"Fatherland"politics.

manandforeignnewspapers.Unlike othermonarchs,herefusestorest contentwiththeofficialaspectof amatter;healsowantstoknow theunofficialside,whatthepeople think.

Ofcourse,theKaisercannotread allthepapers.Inordernottomiss anythingofvitalinterest,however, hehasfor-many,yearsmaintaineda smallstaffoftrainedreaders,who operateinsevenlanguages,underthe searchingeyeofaPrussianofficer, withspecificinstructionstocatand cliptheessentialnewsappertaining toquestionsandissuesinwhichthe monarchisspeciallyinterested.These cuttingsarepastedonlargecards andinsertedinaloose-leafportfolio ofmoroccoleather,hearingtheimper'alarias.Atpreciselyseven o'cloc%theolicerpresentstheportfolio,fromwhichtheKaiserpro-

scientificproblems,alewellaspolitical,military,naval,andarttopics, theKaiserhasreachedapointwhere heiseasilythebestinformedand besttechnicallytrainedmonarchon anythrone.Againandagainhehas flabbergastedhisCabinetMinisters, whocallandreportaftertheKaiser hastakenhismorningstrollinthe TiergartenPark,byevincingamuch morecowiprehensiveunderstandingof essentialsthanhisMinisters,even whentheissueathandwastypicallytechnical.Atthetimewhenthe changefromthereciprocatingtothe turbineenginewasmadeintheGermannavy,itwastheKaiser,not hisMinisters,whofurnishedthetechnicalargumentsthatwontheday. Besideshisclippingbureau,the Kaiserinsistsonreadingcompletely atleastoneGermandailyinthe morningandoneatnight.Hisnight

TheKaiser'sCorrespondence WilhelmII.isnotonlythegreatesttravelleramongrulers,butalso themostvoluminouscorrespondent. Hehastwoletterfiles-onedevaten tolettersonmattersofstate,tc whichtheImperialChancellorhas thekey,andoneforpersonalcorrespondence,towhichnobodybutthe Kaiserhasaccess.Aletterof:date isaveryimposingdocument,and thecostofitstransmissionmustbe tremendous.Ofcourse.postageis neverused,asthemissivemustbe carriedanddeliveredbycourier.The messengertravelsbyautomobile fromtheImperialPalacetothe train,onwhichheoccupiesaspecial car,andthenbyboatorautomobile,asrequired,untilthemessage isdelivered.

Aletterofstateishandwrittenon thefinestqualityofparchment,to whichareattachedtheroyaland imperialsealsineighteen-karatgold plaques.TheKaiser'spersonalstationery,ontheotherhand,isvery simple.Hepreferseitheralight brownrag-paper,witharoughsurface,oranivory-finishedwhitequality,almostasstiffasacard.

WilhelmII.talksagooddealbetterthanhewritesinfact,heisa natural-hornconversationalist.He talkswithease,and,unlikemost Germans,withcharacteristicbrevity.

Theofficerwhomanageshisclipping bureauonceshowedhim,withanilldisguisedsnicker,thetweatg-fivethousand-wordmessageofanAmericanPresidenttotheUnitedStates Congress.Onthefollowingdaythe officerfoundthepastedarticleon hisdesk.OnthemargintheKaiser hadwritteninbluepencilasfollows "Boildowntoonesentenceand serveonice!"

AstotheKaiser'sspeeches,they areseldomstudiedinadvance,contrarytopopularbelief.Onlywhen hemustverifyhistoricaldata,or needsstatisticalfigurestobackup hisarguments,doesbepreparehis

orations.Ifideasoccurtohimbeforethehoursetforthespeech,he willjotthemdownonaslipofpaperandkeepthembeforehimasmemorandawhilehetalks.

Hisvoicehasadistinctandsonorousquality,whichdoesnotallow toitsbestadvantageuntilonehears himdeliveramilitarycommandto anarmycorps,whenallthecommandersofalltheregimentsmusthear whathesays,inordertosecureimmediateexecution.

OnsuchoccasionstheKaiser's tonespenetratelikeabugle-call.His mannerofspeakingisdignifiedand sober,withanoccasionalsharpstop, asuddenpause,followedbyaheavilyemphasisedsentence.Atother timeshisintonationwillchangeto suittheflowofhisthought;butundernocircumstancesdoesi.eavail himselfoforatoricaltricksinorder togainhispoint.

OnemustnotforgetthatWilhelm istheproudestmaninEurope.In hisspeechesheconstantlysacrifices literarystyletoweightofsubjectmatter.Thethingeveruppermostin hismindistoconveyhisideasin thesimplestandclearestpossible language.Notlongagoheissuedan imperialdecreeorderingthatpublic documentsshouldbewrittenwith lessofficialverbiageandmorecommon-senselanguage.Itiswell-known thatherefusestolistentolong-windedorators evenTHEPREACH-

ERSINTHECGURTCHURCH

AREUNDERATIME-LIMIT'.

Mostofhispublicspeecheshave beenmadefortheavowedpurposeof maintainingthepeaceofEuropein orderthatGermanymightdevelop internallyincommerceandindustry. Hisgreataimhasconsistentlybeen topuailtGermanyaheadonthepath ofprogress,andatthesametime tobuildastrongnavy,whilemaintainingtheexcellentstandardofthe army.Duringthetwenty-fiveyears ofhisreignhehispursuedhispurposewithgenuinezest,andhaspirsonallyaidedinleadershipwherever possible,eventothesettlingof strikes,andtomediationbetween hostilefactionsofCatholicsanti Pr,testants.

TheKaiser'sPersonalWardrobe

isactuallyworthmorethantwomillionmarks.andrequiresanannual expenditureofabouteightythousand marksforrenewalsandupkeep. TheEmperorishardlyeverseenin civilianattire,forwhichheshowsa decideddislike.Neitherdoesitbecomehimwell.Atop-hatanda frockcoatreducetheimperialpersontothesemblanceofaprosperousalderman.Moreover,heisanythingbut"smart"inalmostallvarietiesofnen-militarygarb.Althoughheemploysonlythemostcelebratedtailors,hemanagestolook solinvainlyandsouncomfortablein citizen'sattirethatitisonlynaturothatheshouldorderaslittle ofitaspossible.Mostofthesuits inhiscieilianwnrdrobe,including eightdresssuits,:irealmostworn outwiththeironandthewhiskbrooill,antistilltheyarekeptinservice.

tatetheworkofassemblingtheordersbelongingtoacertainunitarm, orthoseneededforaspecialoccasionwhenseveraldifferentuniforms mustbewornwithinashortspace oftime.

AstheKaiserhasbeenobligedto wearasmanyastendifferentuniformsinasingleday,andfrequently changeshalfadozentimesdaily,and aseachuniformoftenrequiresa largenumberofordersinterspersed withmedalsofspecifichistoricvalue, itwillheseenthatthecourtmarshal'slackey,inchargeoftheorder roomisabusyman.

Untilafewyearsago,theKaiser's officialincomewasfixedatfifteen millionmarksperannum,thelarger shareofthisamountcomingoutof thePrussianexchequer.Hefoundit necessarytoaskforanincreaseof fivemillionmarks,whichwasinstantlygrantedbut-evenwiththis munificentappanageoffourmillion dollarsannuallyitisunderst.md thathehassomedifficultyinmeetinghisexpenses.Duringtimelastdecadehehassoldsomeofhismany chateaus,whichrepresentedthelargerpartofhisprivatefortune.As hehasconsistentlyrefrainedfront lininghisroyalpocketsbycommercialspeculation,orbytakingadvantageofthenumerousopportunities inhisempireforprofitableinvestment,noonewhoknowshimwould besurprisedifheshoulddieacomparativelypoormonarch.TheGermanpeopledonotgrumbleatthe factthattwentymillionmarksglide throughthefingersoftheKaiser everyyearitisallspentinthe serviceoftheVaterland.

TheKaiserasaNavalExpert

WilhelmII.isthefirstmonarchin ouragewhounitesinonepersona thoroughtechnicalmasteryofthe militaryandofthenavalprofession. lleisnotonlytechnicallyinformed, buthehasthepracticalexperience ofanexpertinbothbranchesofthe service.HeisthefirstGermanruler tomasternavalscienceandbuilda navy,Hecantakeyoualloverat dreadnoughtandshowyouhoweverypartworks,fromthebiggunsto thenavigatingappliances.Notonlyhashepersonallyinspectedallthe plansforhisnavalvessels,buthe hasrevisedandimprovedimportant detailsinthem.

Howlittleregarduehasforhis personalaepearanceincivilclothes mayhegleanedfromthefactthat whenthecourttaller''Kumblyprayed"permissiontomeasurehisMajesty'sierson,shortlyafterhisaccessiontothethrone,theKaiserreferredthemantohismilitarytailors. Sincethenithasbeencustomaryat theGermancourtfortheKaiser's non-militarygarmentstobedeliveredready-made,whereashisuniforms arerittedwithpunctiliouscare. Hisentirecollectionofuniforms numitersaboutthreehundred,of whichaboutthirty-fivearekeptin actiteservice,whilethereminder areonwhatmaybecalledthereservelist. Aspecialwardrobeissetapartfor hisMajesty'sclothesofstate,includingtheimperialcrown,scepter,and orb,withthevoluminouscoronation garments.Stillanotherroomisset apartfurtheE.uperor'sgreatcollectionofordersanddecorations, withallthecorrespondingsashes, ribbons,andscarves.Thesearecontainetiinspeciallymadesteelsafes, andarecataloguedinordertofaeill..

Whenanavalproblemisengaging hisattention,hehasoftenbeen knowntositupinbedtillallhours ofthenight,makingsketchesand calculations.Ileisrestlessanduntiringuntilhehasfoundasolution suitinghisideathen,immediately, anavalarchitectissummonedto court,not,asmanywouldsuppose, toapprove,buttocriticisetheimperialeffort.TheKaiserinvariably selectsamanwhohascommonsense inadditiontotechnicalknowledge, andwhoisnotafraidtosayehat hethinks, Iftheverdictdoesnotsuithim, theEmperorwillcallinotherexpertsandopenuparegularnaval strategyhoardinhisprivatelibrary,untiltheproblemisdefinitely settledonewayortheother.Once itwasaquestionoffree-hoardfor battle-ships,againitwasanew steering-gear,andthenagainitwas reciprocatingversusturbineengines.

Achangehavingbeendecidedon, theKaiserdoesnotrestcontent,its wouldmostsovereigns.Hemust needsfollowtheprocessofmaking thechangeshemustpersonallyinspectthebuildingandfittingofthe newmachinery,untileverypartis initsdesignatedplace,Itisthis painstakingthoroughnesswhichhas gainedforhimawarmadmirerin everyGermannavalman.Thistrait, takeninconjunctionwithhishabit of"rubbingelbows"withhistars andassociatingintimatelywiththe officersofthenavy,mastofwhom heknowsbyname,hasmadehimino menselypalmierandmostsincerely beloved.

ThisnavalactivityofWilhelmII, whichincludesalsohisactivework inbringingyachtingtothefrontas anationalGermansport,isallthe morecreditablesinceittookhima goodmanyyearstoovercomeavery pronounceidliabilitytoseasickness.

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theKaiser'sfavouritestudiesinclude internationalpolitics,socialeconomy,physics,andtechnologyingeneral,andespeciallythemodernaspectsofthesesciencesintheirappliedforms,suchaswirelesstelegraphyandelectricalengineering.A separateplaceisreservedinthe Kaiser'sheartforart.Untilabout tenyearsagoheusedtoreada greatdealofmodernfiction,preferring,curiously,enough..Frenchauthors.Nowadaysheseldomorneverreadsahookthatisnotawork ofscience.Withhislossof,interest infictionalliteraturehealsoceased tofrequentthetheatre,confininghis patronagetoafewfavouriteoperas.

TheKaiserinFieldandCamp Attheautumnmanoeuvres,when theGermanarraygetsitswar-paint on,theKaiserisfrequentlyinthe saddle.fromnoontilleveningwithoutoncedismounting.'Heeveninsistsontakinghisluncheononhorseback,thefoodbeinghandedtohim byanaide.Hiscampequipmentis theveryacmeofSpartansimplicity. Hefrequentlyordershisprovender fromthesoldiers'field-kitchen,to testthefoodandseeifitisupto thestandardprescribed.Atreveille hejumpsoutofhiscampcotatthe firstnoteofthebugle,andthe°th-ereofhissuitehavetohurrytheir dressingtobeinthesaddlewhen theEmperorisreadyforthestirrup.

Heunderstandsandappreciatesthe hardshipsthathistroopshaveto endure,andtheyinturnappreciate hissympathyandhispracticalknowledgeofartilylife.

TohisofficerstheKaiserisasovereignandafatherinoneperson.He considersithisdutytolookafter theirpersonalinterestsandprivate welfareaswellastheirmilitaryreard,Noneofthem,fromthegeneralstothelieutenants,canenterintomarriagewithoutfirstaskingthe Emperor'spermission.Thisrulepreventsofficersfrommakingunsuitable matches,andfrommarryingwithout beingabletosupporttheirfamilies.

TheKaiserlosesnochanceto preatc.hfrugalityandeconomytohis officers,becausehebelievesthattoo muchluxuryisincompatiblewiththe demandsothestrictmilitarydiscialineoftheGermanarmy.-"IVainsey'sMagazine."

LastSundaytheEmperorperformedtheceremonyofofficiallyopening agrandstadiumforBerlin,inthe GrunewaldRoyalForestl'arkonthe Havel.

Thestadium,besidestheusual arena,hastracksforcyclingandpedestriancontests,withprovisionfor football,swimmingandothersports.

Thearenahasaccommodationthat willseat14,400spectators,andgive standingroomto12,470more. Therewere30,000spectatorsatthe openingceremony,despitethefact thatthechargefor"standingroom only"was2sahead.

GeneralPobielskigreetedtheEmperorandimpressinthenameof 2,225,000membersoforganisations /affiliatedwiththeImperialCommitteeofOlympicGames.Hethenreleased10,000militarycarrierpige:aus, whichflewtoallpartsofGermany, carryingtheEmperor'smotto,"Ever readyforthelerr.pire'sglory." Aprocessionof40,000Germanathletes,carrying1,000banners,then marchedpastthesalutingpoint,crying"Hail"totheEmperor.Theprocessionwasheadedby10,000gy:nnests,followedby20,000cyclists, and4,000footballers.Therewereal-

solargecontingentsoftennisplayers,swimmers,runnersandskaters. Finallycame8,500BoyScoutsand 5,000GirlScouts.Displaysofwomen club-swinging,wall-scalingbyguardsmen,andbasket-hallbylittlegirls followed. TheKaiserstoodatthesaluting pointfortwohoursunweariedlyreturningsalutes.

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'MidPleasuresandPalacesthoughwemayroam, Beiteversohumble,there'snoplacelikehome

TheSacredHeart

RosesredfortheSiierdHeart, RedasthePreciousBlood, Gnshingfromoutthev.oundedside, A.pure,life-::iv flood. fled:lathetender,sin:iiercedhands Extendedonthe'free,

Asthekvomideilfeet,thatmarkedthe way, Withbloodforyonandme. redforthe.*.,crudHeart, Itedasthecrimsoncrown, Doable.,theble.alin;:,browsinpain, Tillthertiliydri floe.down. ThalostheLilyofNaz;ireth Blesswhiteasdyed, IntheSacredsit.onthatgushed fromHisHeart. InthePassion'sciliesontide. -

FamilyPrayers

EdwinHarford.

Thegoodoldenstoinoffamily prayersscentstohedyingoutin thecitiesatleast.heatres,clubs, andotherattractionsoutsidethe homekeepmembers'ifthefamily awayuntillateintheevening,and, arrivinghomeatvarioushours,they thinktheyaredoinewellif each individualcultrushthroughafew shortprayersbeforeretiring.ModerncitylifeLasalmost,ifnotquite, destroyedoneofthemostbeautiful Practicesofaformergeneration.

Webelieveagreatmanymenof thepresentdayowetheitstrong faithandtheirsteadfastnessinrelit:0a,tofamilyiirayer3whenthey werev,itine.Itimpressedupon themtheimportanceofprayer,and taughtthinthebeautyofunionin 4worshipofGod.Privatedevotionsareallverywell,butifdevotionhi.,lefttothechoiceoftheindividual,theyoungwillsoongrow careless.Andoneahoiscurelessin prayersoongrowscarelessaboutthe otherdutiesofreligion.onthe otherhand,familyprayersincommonareaformofpublicworship andnaturallyleadtoattendanceat Miss,thegreatactofpublicworship,onSiindays.Membersofthose fatuitiesthathaveraversincowmon.el.! onSundays.

TheCatholicMother

Thegloryoffurnishingpriestsnen nunsfortheChurehbeginswiththe home,AfterthegraceofGod,the catholiemotheristhegreatfactor in.,erpetuatingthemine:',ryof christinHisChurch,IftLsitootheeswilldotheirdutyofprayerand sacrifice,therewillbeanabatol:itev ofmenandwomentoearryonthe workofspreadingtheGospel.

OurConsoler ByHisSaerameptsItsusconsoles men'shearts.Whatsweetpeaceand comforttakepossessionofthesoul oftherepentantsinnerintheSacramentofPenance.Whathelpand consolationdoestheSacramentof ExtremePnetionbringtothe.lying intheiriivony!Aboveall, v.hat greaterSfillreeofconsolationhave weintheworldthantheSaeramentalPres^nceoftheSacredH:art ,airaltars,whetherlieisthecele:tialMannaofoursonlsinI'fly' commenion,ortheConpenionoh

ourexileintheTabernacle,Orthe SoureeofallourrichesintheHoly sacrifice.Intheseandtautlyother waystheSacredHeartisthe "Sotireeifallourconsolation,"ever canineit,toHiminthoseimmortal wordsofhi,e,"CometoMeallye that andareheavilylwedeneil, hillrefreshyou."

coldenThoughts

Ilee,tmenarenotalwaysblowingtheirowntruit.:wts.Mostoftheta aretopoortobuyone.

1.0everyoneinquireofhimself ,..'hatheloveth,andheshallknow inhisheart.whatsortofamanhe is.

Theelytohehappyistoforget eneselfinthefasi;s,theinterestsof life,andlet.thepleasurescomeasa ,,y-priiduct. ie.,andnotdownlookforward,notharklookoat,mitin lendahand.

BeforetheTabernacle

Tbimgazestdownwithlovingkind11(

1)earLord,uponthysuffering child

Anditaolightischangedmyblindness, Asnightbeforethesuniaa:iis

Withmanywounds;withdeep,deep sadness, Icame.beforeThee,Lord,to-day; ButallischangedtoheavenlyIrlildFleSS, AndatThyfeethaspassedaway.

ThyI, shedsblessingsallaround us, AsonceinfarJudea'sland

Withmanygraceslimnhastbound us

Thycaptivesinaholyband, And,ohThineeyes,withlovelight shining, Consolemygriefandmakeme know

ThatIcanresttilllife'sdeclining, WithinThycare,Wholov'stireso!

HowmeetThyl'resenceon'('nine altar

Hownear,hownear,Thouatt.to !

oh,neverletmechangeorfalter, MyheartshalllivealoneforThee. Herelettilekneelinadoration. HerelitThyfeet,beneathThy gaze. Thisismyrest,mysoarssafe station.

TieThoumyall,throughallmy days

- AdaptedfromtieGermanofCordulal'eregrina,byS.L.Emery.

TheCleanMouth

Adistinguishedauthorsays"Iresolvedwhenachildnevertousea wordwhichIcouldnotpronouncebeforeleymother."Hekepthisresolution,andbecameapure-minded,noble,honouredgentleman.Hisrule andexampleareworthyofimitation byeveryboy. Hoesreadilylearnaclassoflow, vulgaroordsandexpressionswhich areneverheardinrespectablecircles.ofcoursewecannotimaginea dec,nt.eirlusingwordssbewould

notutterbeforeherfather,orteacher,ormostesteemedfriend. Suchvulgarityisthoughtbysonic boystohe"smart;"thenextthing to"swearing,-'andyet"notsowicked."lintitisahabitwhichleads toprofanity,andtillsthemindwith evilthoughts.Itvulgarisesanddegradesthesoul,andpreparesthe wayformanyofthegrossandfearfulsinswhichnowcorrupt.society.

TheShadow

Shadoo,inthyileetingformIsee

Thefriendoffortunethatonceclung tome. Inflatteringlight,thyconstancyis shown; Inilar';n:ss,thouwiltleaveme;ill alone. -Father'11ihh.

Tears4/ithesew

Theheart'stearslatestateachsurprise

Thesriestearsneverreachtheeyes. 'ha'les.1.o'Nlalley., GadBePraised GottisgoodwhenIlegives, WisewhenIledenies; AndcrossesfromHishands Areblessingsindisguise. liesbrook.

TheDoing,NottheWork

Theaffairsoftheworldgoonwell onlywheneveryoneisdoinghispart. Whetheroneparticularpartisgreat orsmall,conspicuousorobscure,it isnobleandworthy.AsPopesings Honourandshamefromnoconditionrise, Actwellyourpart,thereallhonoarlies.

Ifblackingshoesisaman'sduty,if thetaskisallottedtoLintforthe time,thereisnootherworkinall theworldthatshouldbesonoble andworthyforhimthatparticular dayorhour.

WhenOffended

Tothinkaboutsomethingelseis ttebestandonlysurecureforoffendedfeelings.Tothinkaboutthe offence--itsunkindness,itsinjustice, itsmeannessofspirit,andallits otheruglyaspects-onlyaddstoits stinganddeepensourownsuffering oranger.Thishurtsusandhelpsno one.Eggsarenottheonlythings thataregivenaddedlifeandpower bybeingbroodedover.Ifwewant toenlargeandmultiplyeverything unpleasantinthatwhichhits&Tendedus,broodingoveritwilltoit. Ifwewanttohavedonewithitand getitoutofourlifeasquicklyas possible,toturndeliberatelyaway fromitandconcentrateourthought andenergyuponsomethingelseis oursureroadtosuccess."Whenanyonehasoffendedme,Itrytoraise mysoulsohighthattheoffence cannotreachit,"Descartesiscreditedwithsaying.Butwecannotlift ourselvesbymerewillpower.Wecan loseourselvesbydevotiontosomethingelse,andthuswecanlosethe offence.

TheLittle131gThings

Thelittlethingsoflifeareinrealitythebigthings,for,ifyoupass themby,thebigthingswillpass youby.Thegreatmenandwomen ofalltimesrealisedthatnowork wasaccomplishedwithoutthoroughness.Todoathingandtodoit aswellasyoucanspellssuccess. Agreetmusiciandoesnotstarton theworksofthemasters.Hestarts withthescales.

TheValueoftheLemon

TheMiceofthelemoninhotwater,onawakeninginthemorning', isanexcellentlivercorrective,:old, forstoutwomen,isbetterthanany anti-fatmedicineeverinvented.Glycerineandlemonjuice,halfandhalf, caahitofabsorbentcotton,arethe beetthingintheworldwherewithto moistenthelipsandtongueofa feverishpatient.,'tdashr,flemon juiceinplainwaterisanexcellent toothwash.itnotonlyremovestartor,butsweetensthebreath.A teaapoonfilofthejuiceinasmall clIPofHackcoffeewillalmostcertainlyrelieveabil'ousheadache. Thefinestoffrnnicereacidsismade bypettimrateaspoonfuloflee-on ;niceinaruefulofwarmwate.r.This removesmoststainsfromthefineers andnails,andloosensthecutie1e moresitisfaetoril)thaneonhedone bytheuseofasimrpinstrument. L,111.M,jlikeandslitwillremove r:ststainsfromlinenwithoutinjury tothefabric.Wetthestainwiththe mixture,and!,'it1,,:irtirIP itthe sun,Twoorthreeapalie:itionsmay Lenecessaryifthestainisoflong: standing,buttheremedyneverfails. l,emonjniee(oatAar,'apPlicationi willallaytheirritationcaused 1 thebitesofmosquitosandflies.

WhatithristSaid

Isaid,"I,etmewalkillthefields:" Hesaid,"Nay,walkint:iet..en;" Isaid,"Therearenoflowersthere;" Hesaid,"Noflowers,butit crown!"

Isaid,"linttheskyisblacti, Thereisnothing;butnoiseline!din."

ButHeweptasHesentmeheel"Thereismore,"Hesaid,"th,re issin!"

Isaid,"Buttheairisthick, Andfogsareveilingthesun." Heanswered,"Yetheartsaresick, Andsmileinthedarkundone.'

Isaid,"Ishallmissthehart Antifriendswillmisstoe,they say;" Heansweredme,"Chooseto-night IfIamtomissyouorthey!"

Ipleadedfortimetobegiven Hesaid,"Isithardtodecide?

Itwillnotseemhardinheaven Tohavefollowedthestepsofyou: Guide."

Icastonelookatthefield, Thensetmyfacetothetown

Hesaid,"Mychild,doyouyield! Willyouleavetheflowersforthe crown?"

ThenintoHishandwentmine, AntiintomyheartcameHe,AndIwalkinalightiedivine

ThepathIhadfearedtosee. -GeorgeMacDonald.

CalendarfortheWeek

MONTHOFJUNE.

NewmoononJune5at3.57a.m.

Firstquarter,June12,12.37a.m.

Fullmoon,June19,1.53a.m.Last quarter,June27,1.41a.m. Sunrises. Sunsets.

15-Sun. 7.16 5.17

16-Mon. 7.16 5.17

17-Tues. 7A7 - 5.17

18-Wed. 7.17 5.17

19-Tburs. 7.17 5.18

20-Fri. 7.18 5.18

21-Sat. 7.18 5.18

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QUEENSLAND

OnhisrecentvisittoGympieArablaishopDuhigwasmetatthereflx),stationbytheMayor(Ald, Ramsay),anumberofthecivicfathers,FathersHoranandMurphy, andalargenumberofrepresentative Catholics.TheMayortenderedhis Graceanofficialwelcomeonbehalf ofthecitizens.Subsequentlyhewas entertainedatagardenpartyinthe Queen'sPark,atwhichbetween700 and800guestswerepresent,who werepersonallyintroducedtohis Grace.Anaddressofwelcomefrom theparishionerswasreadbyMr.J. A.Cullinane.intLeeveninghis GraceopenedamissioninSt.Patrick'sandpreachedaneloquentsermon. 'I.

FatherO'FlynnlecturedintLeCentennialHall,Brisbane,toacrowded audience,recently,onhistravels abroad.Thelecturewasgivenin aidoftheRedHillChurch.ArchbishopBahlpresidfal.(IntheplatformweretheRev.FatherMcCartLy (parishpriestofSt.Brigid's),FathersO'Mtehan,Gallagher,andJordan,Ilev.Bras.Mazes(Nudges),Hickey,Ryan(':revtreyTerrace),Bowler rineltail,`Mt.Jaires'), (St. James'lion.T.o.Beirne, Dr.Brook,Kelly,Mr.M.I.Kirwan, ;oldMr.Power.Thelecture wastroth(do;trentandinteresting, .5..5.

The11ev.leatherIneeson,Pros,ineialoftheIteacepteristOrder,recentlyconductedaretreatfin-tie studentsofNudeeecollege.Theretreatwasfollowedbythe40Hours' Devotion,whichcommencedimthe FeastoftheSacredHeart, or.5.

AroarteainaidofCoorparoo ChurchBuildingFundwasgivenby NU:al:Imeso'Gorman,Halligan,DesIiiiIiir,andMckinnonatthe raS'OellueofMrs.!..Gairman.There aa,fsa,hueattenflanct,andlireaffairwasttveryenjoyable!math:fa.

FatlnairIA.irywaspresent,:udcx;.ressedhinise'fverypleasedasiththe

Thedeathisrei.ordralofMrs,A. Dvyr, ofSt.Joslilt'sVilla,Beate. (1,4.'1.Thedeceasedladywas74 yearsof:we,andhadbeen resid,nt tleStatef,ir51)years.She wa,.ofaiiiist ritaid,'natureand i..aswialrlyisteranial.R.I.P.

1)nrirl:;the(::IS)t monthsDr. travelledclosein20,11110 iles,(1!.tlicatingabout17religious andeducationalbuildingsandcon!irtning(i,0011children.HisGrace ,vs"Plveryoneofthechildrenhad ,oleamlypledgedthermadvestoal-'t from:illintoxicantstillthey yearsofage.TheCatholic 'Imre!"hasformed:inarmyoftotal :1).stainershiggerthananyothersocietyinAustralia." .5.

Thenewchurch:itlibickhattwas reeeritlyblessedandripenedbyhis GraeeDr.Indig,as.-ristedbyFather litrgin,I',)'.,ofN:.nangai.AcombinedchoirfromNarrin0andEsksang Bordese'sMass.TheBlackliritt (Tare!)ofEnglandkindlylenttheir ..roanforthedialicitionservice.'!he (hare!'irisopenedfrvofdebt. .5..5.

AustralianeatholicNews

Mr.J.P.Cranleypresentedhis Lordshipwithachequefor.£8210s.

NEWSOUTHWALES

Mr.H.M.Mackinson,well-Known inthelegalprofessionInSydney, diedatLewishamHospitalrecently. Thedeceasedgentlemanwasinhis 73rdyear.I-bewasthesonofanAnglicanclergyman,butwasreceived intotheCatholicChurchmanyyears ago.ForashorttimeMr.Mackinson(actedasprivatesecretaryto ArchbishopPadding,antisubsequently toArchbishopVaughan.Hispracticeasaerilicitorwasalargeone, andhewasuniversallyrespectedby allwithwhotnhecameincontact.A solemnrequiemMasswascelebrated :atVillaMariaforthereposeofhis soul.R.I.P.

ThelateDr.Donovanbyhiswill lieofeathedtotheParticularCouncil oftheSt.'inceptdePaulSociety, Sydney,thesumofc300fordistributionamongstthevariousconferencesinSydneyandsuburbsforthe reliefofthepoortheHomeofthe A..redPfff,Ilandwiek,0300;St.Vincent'sHospital,1:500; Lewisham hospital,0400St.JosepL'sHospitalandtheMaterMisericordifieHospital,eachC3(10SacredHeartHospice,0200totheseveralCatholic orphan:v.:esandHomes,0200each. TotheDeafandDumbInstitute,WitFatah,andtheBoys'andGirls'Orphanage,Gordian'',L:100each.'l'o St.Joseph's:andSt.John'sSchools, forPoorChildren,Crioeach.The valueoftheestatewasswornfor thefairafsesofprobateat050,474 3s1(1.

spftkin:totheCatholicmembers ofthemilitaryforcesinSidneywl.o attendedtherecentChurchParadeat St.Mary's.Monsignor1).101(msaid intheeoprseof eloelentandstirringaddressGfeihasi.e.:enyouat rrandeatintrytoliveinandtodefend.:laidparmustflagellaitifoccasifelshouldarise,Defendyour hear1.4andhomesand,ifnecessary, :411(.4yourbloodwillinglyintheirMilian',but,beyondthis,inithigher andmorenobleway,remaintrueto yol:rGod,faithfulinthedischarge(.1 duty,atalneverforyiettingthe tni,samentrustedtoyoir,todefend witir..tron.1 bandthecountryGoalhaseivenyou-alwayslet yourmottobe'TruetoGodandto 11.eFatherland.'" 4..5.

reportsarebeingreceivedbythe treasurersfromallquarters.

InhisreferencetoseculareducationattheCathedralonEmpireBey theArchbishopofSydneysaid"The Publicschoolsystemofeducation wasintroducedwiththemotto, "DeathtotherailingoftheCatholicPriesthood."Letthepaperstell ArchbishopKellythatheistoo warm.Willthepapersdenythefact? Toshowthatitwasnotbychance, theAttorney-GeneralinVictoriaat thetimestatedthatthesystemintroducedinVictoriatutsasharp wedgewhichbadtobedrivenhome untiltheCatholicbodywastornasunder.Flythatflag,andbehonest,andyouwillbeashamedand pullitdown.Donottalkaboutreligiousinstructionathome,especiallywhenchildrenwenttoPublic schools.Keepreligionoutofthe schools,andthechildren'smindsand heartswillhelikethegrounduncultivatedinspring.Wearethankful toGodforhavingtheproperbitildines,therightclassofteachers,and asystem,whichisnotinimicaltothe soulandthefoundationofChristianityamongtheAustralianpeople. ThePublic0schoolssystemisinimical anddestructivetothegenuinefoundationofChristiancivilisation.It doesnotincludethefearof(;od, norsaveinsfromthedangersofpertury,orelvesprotectionagainstthe weaknessesofhumannatureandthe corruptionofhumansociety."

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Averyimpressiveceremonytook placeatSt,Joseph'sChurch,Perthville,ontheFeastofcorpusChristi,whenMissesMinnieandNellie Crowley,daughtersofMr.andMrs. I).Crowley,of"Moira,"'rrundle, werereceivedintotheSistersofSt. Joseph,atPerthville.Theceremony wasperformedbytheRev.S.H. McGee,assistedbytheRev..1.Mullins,c.M.MissMinnieCrowleytook thenameofSisterMarykeriti,and hersisterthatofSisterMary11...1e4 Duringtheceremonyappropriatemusicwasrenderedbythechoir.Subse.iiientlytheparentsandfriendsof thesisterswereentertainedbythe Bev.N(.01.randSistersattheconvent,theIlan.JohnMeiteherbeing amongsttheguests. .5.

enatParramattatotheRev.FatherHughMcGuire,latelyassistant DriestatSt.Patrick's,andauwat Lewisham.FatherMcGuirewas madetilerecipientofseveralcellectiveandindividualgifts,Indwas presentedwithanaddress.ThechairmanwastheVeryItev.FatherT. O'Reilly,P.P.,\'.F.,andamongst thosepresentwereRev,Fatirs Grace,Stevens,O'Sullivan,Haytt, Bridgwood,MoriartyandCarrick, alsoDr.Kearney,ColonelFerris, V.D.,Messrs.Finn,DeRobeck,Wall, andotherprominentlaymenofthe district.Averyenjoyableafeisical programmewascontributed1,ythe MissesLongandDellow,find:Messrs. Finn'andltobeck.

VICTORIA

Nearly45,000peoplewitnessedthe layingofthefoundationstoneofFatherG.A.Robinson'snewchurch, dedicatedtoOurLadyofVictories, atCamberwell. ae

.1largenumberofmembersof Joseph's,St.Patrick's,andSacred reartlirmetresoftheHibernian .:stralasianCatholicBenefitSociety AtendeiltheirannualCoirimunionin at Joseph's('ath'.lrii. IC:.e'rharrinton,themalemembers pr.rch7ngfromtheHibernianHAP. Th..1Jasswaseclebratedbythe 10.v.Dr.Stile].AfterMitts Cm.annualbreakfastwasheldin fairLady'sSchool.tfis rsided.Amongstthosere..nt heretheRev.FatherGallaz'aer(AdaistratoroftheI':thedral),Bro. I:yan(seacrioroftheclir!stianBrotia.r,..,'school),andInspector17eeterson. Ateleerptea-asreceivedfromthe MostRev.Dr.Duhig,whoregretted thathesIm(1,10tohePresentet thebreal,fast,anwishedthesocietytaintinneil

1.rqraliaDay,"inauguratedby l'ardin11Moran,WIIRobservedinAydinyfeythechildrenoftheCatholic schoolsinatrulynationalandChristianmanner.HolyMasswascelebratedinSt.Mary'sinthemorning, and3,1)00oftheyoungfolkwhoare tohethefuturemenandwomenof thecomnir.nwealthkneltinprayer andinadorationoftheA'iostHigh. TheyweremarshalledbyBrothers Rupert,Meylan,AlphonsusandDonatus.IlisGracetheArchbishoppresided,theIlev..1.Gorn-rinbeingcelebrant. thesanctuarywerethe BightBev.Mgr.oBrien.VeryRev. T. O'Iteilly,1'.F.,1.ery11ev.I'. Byrne,P.P.,Revs.P.B.Lawler, "I"IIt.Dat-lit'.APickedchoir ofboy'vocalistsfromtheCathedral, St.Benedict's,St.Patrick'sandSt. Peter's:eflthesinging."Australia flay"isalsotheFeastofour1,:ely HelpofChristians,findthevoicesof :1,e.ftanyofchildrensinninginunie.,ntheiieltutifillhymnsofinvocationtothe%hitherofChristwasextremelyimpressive.Havineexplainedthepurposeofthecelebrationto thechildrenatthecloseoftl.eMass inthecourseofhisremarks,his Gi.Acesaid"Inlss5OurLadyHelp ofChristianswasproclaimedPatronessofAustraliainSt.Mary'st'athedral,onnay24,attheendofthe Plenarycannel',byalltheAustralianBishops.Therefore,wearehere to-day,andwillbehereyearafter yearonthisdaycelebratingtheWstivalinhonourofOurLadyHelpof t'bristians."

Collectionsarebeingmadeinthe e;tyandsuburbanchurchesinai.-1of -4t.'Mary'scathedral,andexcellent

A v(rylineCommunionrail in wrorigl.tiron of Contin(ntaldesign,withhandsomebrass tinishings,hasbeeninstalledint12e artisticlittlechurchatPerthville. TherailisthegiftoftheHon.John Nleaeher,K giveninmemory fl.islatewife. 4..5.

Thenew'churchatNimbin,RichmondRiver,wasrecentlyblessedand ',pettedbyhisLordshipDr.Carroll, llishopofLismore.Thefollowing :eftswerereceived-Altar,costC25, Mr.P.Kelly;crucifix,C2,Misses MaggieandMinnieEnglish; four candlesticks,C4,MissesKennedy12) nilMissesEgan(2);twopictures, Cleach,Mr,W.English; carpets, Messrs.KennedyandEgan vestments,Rev.FatherH.VainRiel. ise

MissPaulineMcQuillen,whogave averysuccessfulpianoforterecital inSydneyrecently,receivedhermusicaltrainingatRosebankCollege, FiveDoc"t.Thisschoolwaswellrepresentedontheconcertprogramme MissLeahMyersandMissEnaSymons,theassistingvocalistandaccompaniste,respectively,beingexstudentsofItosebank. es.4.

% farewellentertainmentwasgiv-

Mr.DanielJosephTracey,ofToorak,wasrecentlymarriedatSt. .Ioseph'sChurch,SouthVarna,to MissMaryEllenMartin,ofHawksburn.TINmarriageceremonywas performedby11ev.R.S.Benson,1':P, ere SisterMariaAgnes(Brulan),,sister ofMr.-lameslinden,ofCarlton. MR)iswellknowninCatholicant'. TrishNationalcircles,diedrecently inNewYork.Thedeceasedladywas amemberoftheSistersofCharity, andhadbeeninreligionfor40years. Sheisthelastbuttwoofafamily ofeight.R.I.P. 4s. TheparishionersofFlemingtonrecentlygavenwelcometothekrchbishopandCo-adjutorArchbishopun theoccasionoftheirvisittotheparish.TheconversazioneintheTown Hallwasonanelaboratescale,and ineverywayreflected`hedevotion andwarmthoffeelingoftheparishioners.Theprelateswerewelcomed bythepastor(Rev.M.P.Carnal). Revs.A.May,W.13.Mangan,M.A.. J.J.Malone,P.P.,P.Cremin,A. Itolain,P.o'Brien,M.\.Vaughan. thechurchcommittee,representaitivesi ofthevarioussocieties,.1,Healy (sec.):andothers.Theprelateswere presentedbythepresident(Mrs.M. Herlihy)withartisticfloralamen:mines,beautifullypaintedby1111rs T.Sander.thehigh-classconcert wasgreatly:appreciatedbythedistinguishedvisitors.Anaddress of. welcomewasreadbyMr.J.Healy. esas handsfenesilkbanner,workedby theSistersatAbbotsford,andblessedbyHisGracetheArchbishopprior tothelayingofthefoundationstone ofFatherRobinson'sChurchat Camberwell,waspresentedtothe membersofSt.Augustine'sOrphansageBandbytheMelbournesupportersandfadboysofthebandtomark theirappreciationofthemanner111 whichtheboysconductedthemselves andtheirbrilliancyinthevarious programmesofmusicperformedby them.Adrum-majorstall,handsomelymounted,wasalsopresentedto theband.

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TI.eNovenainhonouroftheSacredHeartatSt.l'eterandPaul's Church,Geelong,WRRenteredint: withgreatfervourbyalargenumberoftheparishioners.Instructions ontheSacredHeartweregiveneach eveningbyFatherO'Brien. sese

MissM.Drollan,whoisleavinz' Ballarat,hasbeenfarewelledbythe

W.A.REGISTRYOFFICE BOOKANDARTDEPOT.

tiAIRD'SARCADE.HAY-STREITEN'InANCI. TELIPHONIAN, MissA.Taylor,Proprietress. CatholicChurchandConventRequisites. RegistryOffice. specialattentiongivestomelanin. ofservants.Hotelandprivate.Rhiff 1817.

Ladies'BranchoftheH.A.C.B.SocietyandthechildrenofMarySodality.TheVeryRev,FatherKennelly,onbehalfofthemembers,presentedMissDrohanwithahandsometravellingrugandthreebeautifullyboundreligiousworkssuitablyinscribed. 4*

AfterHolyMass,atSt.Joseph's, Axe('reek,theparishionersmetand badegood-byetoMr.andMrs.Borrack,whowereleavingthedistrict. Dimingtheirresidenceintheparish, Mr.andMrs.BorrackkeenlyinterestedthetnselvesinallCatholicmovements,andtheirboyshadassisted atthealtarforyears.Onbehalfof theparishioners,FatherE.Tehan presentedMrs.Borrackwithahandsomesouveniroftheirregard.Mr. Borrack, whohadbeenbead teacheroftheEmu('reekState Schoolformanyyears,waspresentedwithapurseofsovereignsbythe residents.

DuringtheNovenainhonourof theSacredHeartattheCathedral, Sale,HisLordshipcelebratedthe earlyMasseachmorning,andcon ductedtheeveningdevotions.His Lordshippreachedtolargecongrega tionseachevening. 4.4.

of50milesfromBendigowillbe present.The,President(Mr.F.E. O'Connell)andGeneralSecretary (Mr.T.J.O'Brien),willattendthe ConferenceonbehalfoftheVictorian Council.

SOUTHAUSTRALIA

FatherPeterPaul,('.P.,whohas beenstationedatGlenOsmondfor someyears,hasbeentransferredto Sydney.

404.

Thethirdseriesofwinterlectures inconnectionwiththeCatholicClub wasopenedrecentlybyFatterM. O'Byrne,withanaddressentitled"APleafortheSocialQuestion."FatherHogan,0.-P.,willde-

dayevening,whentheRev.Rector, whogavetheRetreat,aftercongratulatingthemontheireffort,exhortedalltocompletelyforgettheir businesscaresandworriesforafew days,toconsiderthemselvesonly, andseeexactlyhowtheystoodbeforeGodweretheygivingtheAlmightyafairshareoftheirlives, etc.Alltheexercisescommenced withHolyMasseachmorningandfinishedwithnightprayers at9o'clock.Duringthedaythree conferenceswereheld,ateachof whichtheRev.Missionerengagedin plaintalkswiththeRetreatantson themanysmallevery-daymatters throughwhichtheycouldoffera littlemoretoGod,keepabetter

aeryatmospherehadasupreme quietnessaboutit.

The"silentforceofgoodexam-ple" wasapowerfulfactorandstimulus. WhenonesawtheyoungestRetreatant,notyetoutofhisteens,as wellasthegrandoldsilver-haired Catholic,oragainoneofthepros inentGovernmentofficersofour youngnationwalkingaboutperhaps tellinghisbeads,perhapshishead bentinthoughtfulconsideration,it instinctivelyseemedtosay,"Go thouanddolikewise!"Orwhat couldbemoreedifyingwhenone,impelledbysomeunknownforce,stole awayquietlytotheOratorytofind severalothersalreadytheresilently communingwiththeGodofAll Love.

Truly,indeed,thewholeRetreat wasalessonthatwillsinkdeepintotheheartofallthatwereprivilegedtotakepart,init.Itwassimplyagrandtestimonyofmen-ordinerybusinessmenoftheworld-never giventoaparadeofpiety,who, whentheopportunitypresenteditself towithdrawforafewdaysandconsiderhowtheyinthestressofbustnet'shadperhapsbeenneglectingthe LordofAllLove,tookadvantageof afewdays'restandquiettorake amends.

TheproceedingsatSt.Nlary's Cathedral,Sale,onthe25thoflast month,inconnectionwiththeSilver JubileeofBishopl'helan'sordinationasapriest,weremarkedby greatenthusiasm.AtRo'clockMass thecathedralwascrowded,andal im,st300persons,mostlymen,at tendedthegeneralCommunionto markthecompletionofDr.l'helan's twenty'-fiveyears'serviceinthesacredministry.Attheconclusionof theservicesometwohundredsat downtobreakfastinSt.Mary's School.Mr.Al.T.CuIlinanoccupied thechair,andhadonhisrightthe Bishop,andonhisleftRev.I'.Curran,administratorofSt.Mary'sCathedral.Thechairman,onbehalfof thepa:- T'S -4810.readand presentedanaddresstotheBishop. Mr.l',Finegan,inpresentingDr. Phelanwithitpurseofsovereignson behalfofthepeople,paidagraceful tributetothelifeworkofthelate BishopCorbett,andexpressedgratificationthathismantlehadfailed ot.suchworthyshoulders.Mr.Fineganalluile,1tothegreatachieveentsofitishol,Phelanasapriest intheArelelioeeseofMelbourne,and offeredI.iitsincere.congratulationson theoccaseelofhisSilverJubilee. Messrs.M.Killeen,.1.O'Connor,J. andM.Brehenyalsomade cerzr.itelateryspeeches.InhisreplvLisLordshippaidafinetribute tothepoweroftheCatholicpress.

Ti,eVictorianCeenciloftheAustraliat,catiniticFederationnetun Wednesdayevening,4thinst.,under the1.resieloicyofMr.F.H.o'ConAlTangeheitswere:MilkforapublicI: tobeheldinthelochmendTeel:HallorThursdayevenin.:.14th terthepurposeof protestingagainstthepresentValle ea: sxstem.'I'i,Presidentof theVeder,o.,,e.Mr.F.E.o'Conpoonle,andaddresseswill be:e-1i'.,redi,yprominent(*Allelic hivariousphasesoftin yirstion.Thesystemsit, vo..leothercountrieswillbeex ,telthefeilureofthepreArttosatisfythe demandsofCatholic beenotlsised. .o 4.riledtoforwardtoeach ..r.inchesthrougi-out -

liverthenext;Lissubjectwillbe "TheCl'sj.elthe(tealSocialRemedy."

Mr..J.S.Malone,well-knownin Catholicliterarycircles,hasbeenappointedsecretaryoftheS.A.Tattersall'sChM.Thenewsecretaryisan oldChristianBrothers'boy.

4ese

AtSt..Paul'sChurch,Mt.Gambier,themonthofMary,wasopened withspecialdevotiontotheBlessed Mother.TheChildrenofMarycarriedherstatueinprocession.Tie VeryRev.DeanRyandeliveredan eloquentsermonondevotiontothe MettlerofGod.

ArchdeaconConnollyhasmadea moveinthedirectionofbuildingachurchatMountainonhisrecentvisittottvdistrictafterthe celebrationofHolyMasshecalleda ineetinaofthecatholicresidents, withtLeresultthrt,tfairstunwas collectedtowardsthatpurpose.HithertotheMasswascelebratedat Ilannitinonceaquarter,butthe Aretitle-iconln'sdecide-eltovisitth-placeonceamonth.

Esymea'sRetreatatthenorth?nth theastery

(ByOneV WasThere.)

guardoverthemselvesandgenerally livethelivesofgoodpracticalCatholics.TheWayoftheCross,visits totheBlessedSacrament,andspiritualreadingconstitutedtheother exercises.Duringtheinterveningperiodstheitetreatantswerefreeto engageinanyprivatedevotionsand hailfulluseoftheMonastery, grounds,etc.

Perhapsthemostimpressivepart totheobserverwasthewhole-heartedmannerinwhicheveryonepresentappearedtoenterintothespirit oftheRetreat.Businessmen,for thenonceatleast,seemedtohave completelyforgottenthe"city's noisystrife,"theresultsoftheelea thinswerenotenquiredfor,the

WhentheRetreatwitsoverthegeneralopinionwitsthatitwasalltoo short.Allfeltthatthetimeshould consistofatleastthreedays.This willnodoubtbearrangedinfuture, foritiscertainthatnowastart hasbeenmadeinWesternAustralia, thattheseRetreatsforlaymenwill growmoreandmore.Thosewho haveoncebeentherewillgoagain, ..ndnumbersofotherswillhe:anxiousto"tasteandsee."Allwere loudintheirpraiseoftheRev.Rector,Fr.(eDonnell,Hewasuntiring inhiszeal,andneversparedhimaell andwasablyassistedbythetworecentlyarrivedpriests,whiletheRedemptoristBrothersseemedtovie witheachothertodosomethingtowardsthecomfortsofall.

completeandextensivePlanthas justbeenlandedforthemanufacture ofthevarioussizesofStaplesof differentgaugesofWire,byThe CycloneFenceCo.latel.,whoare everonthealertfornewavenuesfor theextensionofthenever-increasing business.

Itissatisfactorytonotethatlocalmanufacturersarepreparedto meettheincreaseddemandsforthe variousrequirementsoftheAgriculturalcommunity,andwehopethe localmanufacturerswillreceivethat encouragementduetotheminpreferencetobuyingtheitnaortedarCele.

iesof;,pamphlet bytheAustraliantai- th,' seeletyon"cathelic Mo-:ea- apweThesenossiene are,..-rtedbytheNssociatnrifor tle..!-;,:,?,:t.onoftheFaith.to :And,theFederationispropos toholdaweekofself-denial. It.%;,sderider]thattheheartyconcrtr,lationeofthecouncilbeforwardedtotheVeryRev.DeanNeiman of(*oho:onthecelebrationofthe GoldenJubileeofhisordinationin thepriesthood. ADistrictconferenceistoheheld atWit.Kilian'eHall.Bendireon nextSaturday,atwhichrepresentafiverfrom,brancheswithinaradiue

Commencingontheclosingnight ofOurLady'smonthandusheringin thedawnofthemonthoftheSacredHeart,therewasinauguratedat theItedempteristMonastery,North Perth,agrandcieth.dicpractice, whichbringsWesternAustraliainto linewithmanyoftheolderpartsof theworle!-aRetreatforLaymen.

Earlylestyearanoldandester edresidentofPerthsuggested idea,;indeversincethematterleas beenkeptintheforeground,till, tbrealththekindnessoftheRev.RectorattheMonastery,itreachedits happyconsummationon31stMay.

Owingtomanydifficultiesinmakingthearrangements,andthefact thatowingtotheholidaystheRetreathadtocommenceonelection day.whenmostbusinessmenwere engaged,itwasverypleasingtosee 15mennemeembletoundertaketheRetreat.TheRetreatantsenteredon theirfirstexerciseat7.30onSatur-

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BallwasheldintheMechanics' Institute,inaidfiftheBuildingFond ofthecatholicthatch,whenthe hallwascomfortablytilled.ACommitteeofIndiesandefmtlemen,assistedbyMr.AndyMillerasM.C., workedindefatigably,andsucceeded inmakingthe(hillagreatsuccess. Lightanddaintyrefreshmeltswest: servedbytheladies.TheRev.Fie therGilroywaspresent,andaddressedthegatheringinconnectionwith the(leasingoftheArt.Unionwhich tookIltceunderthesupervision of therepresentativesofthe"CollieMiner":not"collieMail,"whoacted :Isscrutineers,andthedrawingwas eerritelnutbytwolittlegirlson theplatfiinninthepresenceofthe audience.Thedrawingresulted:is follows

32)(1,1stprize,'et.rLeary,Rechabit('CoffiePalace,Perth.

3e112,2ndprize,Mrs.Rea,cjo. Airs.Kenney,AlbionHouse,Cottesloe.

,,:12I,3rdprize,Mr.House,Worsley,and 5100,RI,prize,MrR.Nugent,Menzies. e327,7",thprize,MrA.Haines, Menzies.

s:',31,allprize,MollieHolmes,RobertstreetCollie.

'ritesocialrealisedC.241,andwhen :illthereturnsliretohand,thetotalfromtheArtUnionisexpected toreachL2(u1.Thisresultisconsidftedverysatisfactory,andFather Gilroyextendshissincerestthanks toAllfriendsthrouehoutWest.Australiawhoconttibittetltotheseceseoftheundertakill.

Aquietwedlinewascelebratedat thecolliechervilonlastMonday feorein2:thecontraetingpartiesbeM2Mr.JohnAlec:oil:henandDella bothofthistown.Mr.Mc'brotherofhebridegroom) It bestman,andMissIvyJenninesnesbtidesaieid.Thebride :.1veeewaybyherfather.Nuhire ie,eents',:erereceived,and thetrimycoupleleft,farBunburyby e..eningtrain.

Mr..iforgane,howasinchargeof IItheboysare.,.,.sireDay,visited theconventSchoolfinAlondnyfor 'hepiirlifieeofdistributingtheprixeswonbytheboysattheEmpire eeorts,whocarriedoiltheprizefor footbellby5pointstonil.MrMore.ms,incornelirnntingthesucceseful e,..epetitors,stillthattheConvent thoughlighterandsmallerthan (heirStatesehoolopponents,won thevictorythroughsuperiorskill,

gritanddetermination.;eaveriamoneyrizeswerealsodistributed,niter-aetchFatherGilroythankedMr. Morgansforhistreatkindnessin re:Achim:thepupilsdrill,andforthe ereatinteresthemanifestedintheir welfare.

TheConyentboyswerealsothe winnersofthegoldmedal(suitably inscribed1,presentedbyMr.M.J. Ryan,furcompetitionbetweenthe ConventandStateSchools.

Mr.Franklin,thePerthcontractor, whowasthesuccessfultendererfor theerectionofthenew('invent hoof,rcisma:in:.satisfactorypross'withthebuilding,which,when comaleted,w,11beaconsiderableadditiontotheerchitecturalbeautyof Collie,Thestructurewillbeasub:qiinti,1trickbuilding,wellventila tedandentothemodernstandard reviredbythtBoardofHealth.

Mr.Io''Wall.ofCollieBurn,and Mr.Reynirdson,thedesigners,deeerveaspecialwordofpraiseforthe skilfuland'practicalmannerinwhich theyhave nuptheplansand specifications.

TheceremonyoflayingthefoundatkpastonewilltakeplaceonSunday, June29,whentheVicar-General,the VeryRev.FatherVerling,willofficiete.Asthisisthefirstceremony ofthekindinconnectionwith churchorConventincollie,the functionisexpectedtoattracta Verylargeattendance,:Andacordial levitationisextendedto friends andsympathisers.Thereisno ininithlycollectionnorarethereany tmtertaimeentsthismonth,sothat thepeonlemayheenabledtobe inorecenerfaisintheircontribul-ions.

AquietweddingtookplaceinCollielestSaturdayafternoonbetween MrAlexanderFrancisRobertsand 'HissMaryAnneWalker,bothofIdy,,IlsMill,theRev.FatherGilroy officiating.

"co.iloptilis"isgraduallyfalling intolinewiththemorefashionable townshipsinthematterofmotor cars.Thelatestadditionisthe handsomeFordsurchasedbyour genialtownsmen,Mr.EdwardReynirdson,whocatersforhismany ietronsinathoroughlyefficient ,eanner. SenatorHendersonhasreturned eiterstrenuoueelectioneeringbat. tlontohalfofhissuccessfulconfreres,Pearce,NeedhamandLynch, lookingheleandheartydespitehis r!nouslabours. InadditiontothenewConvent Sehool,Courthouse,BankandGovernmentHospital,considerableimprovementisalsobeingmanifested

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inotherdirectionswhichaddtotheGuardtheChildren'sLungs :ippeeranceofthetown.Theerectionofdwellinghousescontinues npace,thevacantallotmentsinthe heartandontheoutskirtsofthe townbeinggraduallybuiltonwhilst thefencingofallotmentsalongthe twomainstreetsisbeinginsistedon bythecouncil.Whatwiththeelectriclightinstallationundernew management,theoverheadbridge (whichthereisstillapossibilityof beingmade:Availabletothepublic someflay),andsomehundredsof poundsbeingspentbythecouncil outofloanfundsonstreets,reserves,etc.,thisyearforgeneralprogressshouldbearecordone.Whilst alltheseverynecessaryanddeeirableimprovementsaretakingplace, itistoheregrettedthatthecouncil andtheGoveratienthavebeenso apatheticinregardtoCollie'sgreatestneed,-ato,,nwatersupply-a needwhichyearsagowouldhave beensuppliediftheriverhadbeena scoreofmilesawayinsteadofbeing broughtbyNaturetoourverydoor.

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Thechest-strengtheningproperties thatmakethepineforestsofSwateerlandfamousareconcentratedin Peps.WhenaPepstabletdissolves inthe!eoliththesepropertiesarere leasedintheformoffumesthatare breatheddownthethroatstraight intothelungs,whereliquidmixtures cannotgo. Bygoingdirecttotheseatofthe trouble,Pepsquicklystopacough andwheeziness,keepthelittleones' throatsclearofphlegm,sootheion_ strengthenthedelicatemembrane thatlinestheairpassagesfrom throattolungs,andpreventinfectionbydiseasegenus.

ThisPepstreatmentisnotonlythe naturaltreatmentforcoughand colds,but-Pepsaresoentirelyfree fromdangerousdrugsthattheymay begiventothemostdelicatechild withperfectsafety.

Directlyhoarsenessandhuskiness telloftroubleinthethroat,GIVE PEPSTOTHECHILDRENFREELY,andtheywillbekeptfreefr... cough's,colds,croup,WH.0( N' CouGII,INFANTILEBRONCHITIS. andallsuchchestandthroattr,'bles.

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Mr.Peake,PremierofSouthAustralia,andMr.L.O'Loghlen,receivedamustcordialreceptionin theIrishCapital,andspokeinno uncertaintoneinfavourofIreland's nationalclaimtoself-government.

Uneextremelyinterestingincident occurredduring.theirstayinDublin. Ayoungnewsboy,whowasonthe footpathinfrontoftheGresham Hotelsellingcopiesofthe"Evening Telegraph,"approachedBt..O'Loghlentosellhimacopyofthepaper. Mr.Ologhlenwasastonishedwhen theyoungladstartedaconversation aboutAustralia,andsaidhewould liketogothere,andaskedwould 141r.O'Loghlentakehim.

Mr.O'Loghlengotinterestedinthe boy,andsaidbewouldhegladto takehinttotheSouthernHemisphere,huthe'wasconfidenthismotherwouldnotallowhimtogo.The boyrepliedthathewascertainhis motherwouldnotobject.

Nextmorningtheboywasearlyat theGreshamHotel,washedand scrubbedas,possibly,hehadnever beenbefore,butstillbarefooted.He inquiredforMr.O'Loghlen,and, findinghim,saidhismotherwaspreparedtoallowhimtogotoAustralia.Mr.O'Loghlenwasstill doubtfulastotheaccuracyofthe lad'sstatement.,andsaid,"Butyour mother(leesnotknowwhoIam." "Oh,indeedshedoes,"theyouth promptlyreplied."Shesawyour photte:raphinthe'Freeman'this morning,andshesaysyoumusthe averygoodman."

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Mr.O'Loghlenmayhavebeenflatteredbythelady'sgoodopinion,and saidifshecametothehotelhe wouldbepleasedtoseeher.The motherandboytillnedupatthe Gr,:shion,andasaI ofaninterviewwiththem,Mt.O'Loghlenarraneedtopaytheexdensesofthe y,,,inefellowtoAustralia,andgive hie:astartinlifeundertheSouthernt'roes.

Theboy'snameisPatrickKane.

themandtoacknowledgehissense oftheirservicestothiscountry.Mr O'Loghlenreplied,thankingtheMost Rev.Dr.Fogartyforhiskindinvitation,butexpressingregretthatpressureofengagementsrendereditimpossiblethattheycouldaccepthis lordship'sverykindinvitation.

AccompaniedbytheLordMayor, Messrs.McCabe,andJ.T.Donovan, thepartyvisitedtheOldShandon Church,wheretheyweremetbythe Rev.JohnRussell,C.c.,Cathedral, and,thewholepartyhavingbeen photographed,theyrepairedtothe historictower,whilethesexton ofWechurchrangapealofthefarfamedShandonBells.Haynieseen

TheyalsovisitedtheBrother BourkeMemorialSchool,andexpressedthemselvespleasedwithregardtotheexcellentmethodsof teaching,particularlyinthetechnicalschools.

ThenextvisitwastotheGood ShepherdConvent,wherethevisitors weremetbytheRev.Superioress andtheprincipalmembersofthe Community.

Intheeveningtheytravelledto Blarney,andkissedthehistoric stone.

Theywereentertainedtodinner bytheLordMayor,whenanumberof distinguishedguests,includingsome ofCork'smostprominentcitizens, werepresent,andthe'functionwas extremelyenjoyableandinteresting.

TheyarrivedatKillarneybymotor,andproceededtotheRoyalVictoriaHotel.ThedistinguishedvisitorsdrovetoMttckrossandDints, andvisitedsomeplacesofinterest inthefamousLakedistrict.After

Cork,andSt.nutmegSeminary.He wasordainedatAllHallows,anda coupleofmonthsafterhisordination hewenttoWestAustralia,wherehe hasbeenofficiatingforthepastthirteenyears.HeisnowAdministratorofBoulderCity,andhisBlip hopistheRightRev.Dr.Clune, nativeoftheCountyofClare,anda firmsupporterofMr.JohnRedmond. HeisoneoftheablestandmostdistinguishedChurchmenIrelandhas evergiventoAustralia.

Inaninterview,FatherKielysaid WestAustraliaiswellservedbyrailways,allofwhich,withone smallexception,areState-owned. TheIriselementisparticularly strong,andconstitutesthebackbone oftheChurch,whilstintheCatholic SocietiestheIrishinfluencepredominates.Themostnotableofthese SocietiesistheHibernianAustralian BenefitSociety,whichhasanenormousmembership.Itiscomposedof IrishmenorpeopleofIrishdescent, anditsmembershipinAustraliais almost50,000.Discussingtheviewsof thepeoplewithregardtothepresenttriumphalpositionoftheHome RuleCause,FatherKielysaid:-All thepeopleofIrishbirth,andofIrish descentinthevastDioceseinwhich heministeredarefullofadmiration ofthesplendidleadershipofMr. Redmond,andforthemagnificent achievementsofhimselfandtheIrish Party.ThereismoreenthusiasticexcitementaboutHomeRuleamong theTrishAustraliansthanthereis inIrelanditself.Theenthusiasmfor Mr.RedmondandtheIrishPartyis intenseandthehopesarousedby, recentpoliticalhappeningsfoundfrequentandenthusiasticexpression, ThesplendideloquenceofMr.Donovan,andtheforcefuloratoryofMr. Rednumd,saidFatherKiely,greatly impressedtheAustralians.

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_AccompaniedbyMrs.Peakeand Mrs.O'Loghlen,theyleftDublinfor theirtourofthesouth,whichinclu,itelCorkandKillarney.Theywere seenoffbyMr..1.F.DaltonandMr JuesCollins,whohadbeenlookineaftertheinterestsofthedistinguishedvisitorsduringtheirstayin Theparty,\pressedthemselveshighlydelightedwiththeir tineinDublin,thebeautyofthe cityanditssurroundings,andthe hospitalityofthecitizens.

ThroughthecourtesyoftheGreat SouthernandWesternRailwayCompany,aspecialsalooncarriagewas Placedattheirdisposalforthe journeyto(*ors.Therethevisitors weremetytheLordMayorofcork (Colneillor S:rJamesLong, Chairmanofthe;'orkHarbour BoardVlr.JohnHorgan,solicitor W.JohnT.emovan,solicitor;and otherleadingrepresentativemen,by wine!,theywerewarmlywelcomed, andlateronentertainedatluncheon. Mr.Peake,inresponsetothetoast ofthecommonwealth,saidhenoticed:itPresenttheirmindswereoccupiedwithNationalSelf-Govermnent, whie'itheywouldgetinthenearfuture.ThemajorityofAustralians wereaiththemintheirdemandfor freedon.tonr,niv2ethrqrownalairs. FR,],i,lieveditwouldtendtowards theprosperityofIreland.Hewas sorryheemildnotgototheNorth ofIrelandtospeaktoUlstermen,for ifhecouldhewouldtellthemthat theyweremakingagreatmistakein opposine.HomeRule.

TheyexpressedthemselvesdelightedwiththeirexperiencesinthecapitalofMinster,andsaidtheyhoped toheabletorenewacquaintance againwithacitywhichwasfullof intereetinarhistory.Priortotheir departurethevisitorsreceivedawire fromtheMostRev.Dr.Fogarty, BishopofKillaloe,expressingadesirethattheywouldcalluponhis Lorii,,ashewasanxioustomeet

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thegraveofFatherProuttheyvisitedthebuttermarket,andasMessrs PeakeandO'Loghlenweredeeplyinterestedwithagriculture,theyevincedadeepinterestinthemannerin whichthemarketwasconducted. They.examinedthebutter,testedit, andexpressedahighopinionofits quality.Theywereshownoverth, market.Theythenproceededtothe NorthMonasterySchool,wherethey weremetby BrothersMcNally fSuperior)andWalker.

Mr..1.1'.Donovan,whoexplained thathewasaChristianBrothers' pupilhimself,introducedthedistinguist.edvisitors,andsilidthatthey extendedhospitality,kindness,and aidtohimandtohisco-envoysof theIrishNationalistcausewhenthey 'sitedAustralia.

Mr.l'ea'sesaidhewitspeculiarly interestedinthisvisit,becausein hisawncountryhehappenedtobe MinisterofEducation.Heexpressed himselfdeeplyimpressedbytheexcellenceoftheseschools,whichwere knowntheworldover,andhethankedtheBrothersandthepupilsfor thereceptiontheyaccordedhimself andhisfriends.

Mr.O'LoghlenendorsedtheremarksofthePremier,andjoinedin theexpressionofthanks.

dinnertheyleftbymotorforCork, havinghadamostenjoyabledayin "Beauty'sHome,"theweatherbeing beautifullytine.

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Thereisatpregentonavisitto hisrelativesinCorkRev.James Kiely,AdministratorofBoulder City,WesternAustralia.Heisa clergymanofmodestdispositionand genialIrishtemperament.FatherKielygota pleasant surprisewhenhemetMr.J.T.Donovan,solicitor,inirk,whoseacquaintancehemadeinAustraliaduringtherecentIrishMission.Mr. Donovanacknowledgedintermsof warmgratitudethesplendidservices whichthisdistinguishedCountyCork priestrenderedtotheEnvoysnot aloneontheoccasionofthelast Mission,hutonthatoftheprevious One.TheRev.JamesKiely,whois anativeofKilhrittain,receivedhis earlyeducationattheChristianBrothers'College,St.Patrick'splace,

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DuringtherecentvisittoLeonora ofBishopKelly,ofGeraldton,His I.Adship,assistedby,theRev.J. 174slier,celebratedMassandsdministeredtheSacramentofConfirmationtoabout25candidates.Hispaternaladdresswasfullofatouching pathosandofkindlyadviceandencouragement.Helaidgreetetress onthefutureconductoftheseciiiiiiren,aschurchmenShersandChristiancitizens.TheMassmusic,incidentaltotheoccasion,wasrendered byachoirofchildrenspeciallytrainedfortheoccasion.

AtIfo'clocSontheSundayaftern.onalanenumberofpeoaleof..11 &noirinstioneottentledtheopening efthenewclicrchdedicatedtost. Foinelsefa...SS.atCsvalia, be formeretvirch IL!, was 1)1. 41,Ivnsamemealhahackbyit.4^k te11 \OW,i'ndteas;iftfirwiirlsreelsetaIonyewsitenexttheA.W.A. Hall.Thewr'cw.scarriedoutliy 11Tss;rs.lers...1andTrim,contractors,inaeisslita:,lemanner.Thein rtineswerem:is 'ceStlls tetc Thetotalcos:, ..iesttoe -esi, someO1811.;,,I1Idy'beencoltTted ll.roIttheeatssdenersyofthe leealclersyan.II.) A et,dt11.ri.nclesiou.fthe noiass rPelisisl eels anditis:in'iessit,.1, willsratseatte 1 rec tr llrat. h their

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LastweektheHibernianHallwas thesceneofthefirstofit.numberof EuchrePartiesandDancestobe heldmonthlyduringtheseasonby the('.Y.M.Society,andjudgingby theattendancethefundsshouldbe considerablyincreased.TheRev.Fr. Carrollwaspresentduringtheeeening,andafterrefreshmentshadbeen setoedhepresentedtheprizes,and thankedthosepresentfurtheirattendance,remindingthemthatthe society%Noah.]hegratsfulfortheir esseetenceonfutureoccasions.

Thefloorwasthencleared,end &mein,:wasindulgedintillmidnight.Everybodyseemedsatisfied withtheevening'sentertainment.

Thesocietydesirestothankthose 1idiestthosoallyassistedwiththe refi"sit?wiltpartofterproeramme, enit:illsWeb:),whoconducted the rn nt. in".Issl.iythe:natalwee!lyme,tin Acr,riiinittoresorts thesdefter:theeatnilAireat sterlyCommuniononSuny1at LI', W.'Scertainly irro"einetitonsresioits sirs's.:lealsothsthe"'peltto liintsrfteshatisesonsl:siday 'ty 1stsuribleone,indthe sof 1Hesocietylire to theflrot'Tr.,,ftheinstitutionfor )n..1. l'in11 Thespecial -asofthemeeting."1oter y r lit,"'tarss ensit ,ieces.,thereIninpresent ris ntti froetheViet(ratPark " :01eHi-,OS.

o'clock.Eveningdevotionswillas usualbeheldinSt..1oseph'sChurch at7.30. Theweather*iterferedconsiderablywiththeattendanceatthe EuchrePartyandDanceintheRailwayInstituteonMondayevening,in aidoftheWestNorthamConvent School,neverthelessthosethatbravedtheelementshadagoodtime, andmadethebestofthings.The prizesinthetournamentwerewon byMrs.AnthonyandMrs.Milnerin theladies'division,andbyMessrs. FlahertyandMilnerforgentlemen. Daintyrefreshtentswereprovidedby theladies,andMrs.Milnerinher usualfinishedmannerplayedthemusicforthedance.

The11.).oreticalexaninationinconneet'onsiththeTrinityCollegeof musicwasheldinSt.Joseph's SchoolonlastSatardaymorning,2t esndinetespr..sentingthemselves.The esaminationenspresidedoverby tl.eRev.FatherO'Donnellrhairet;nl,andtinrewerealsopresent

departmentrefusedtherequestsforitisunderstood-financialreasons. Sincethenfrequentapplicationshave beenenade,butwithoutsuccess,untilnowaveryseriouspositionhas beenreached.-"Advertiser."

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OnlastSundaymorningthelocal choirwerefavouredbya''leftflora MissesEileenMcMullen,HildaWiggett,andA.A.Henry.MissMcMullenrenderedGounod's''AveMesta" inherusualfinishedstyle.

AttheBazaarCommitteeinciting heldafterMass,itwasilecidsdto runaSocialandDancethismonth insteadoftheordinary.Susarel'arty.Anumberoftaleased-fists havepromisedtocontrilettstothe entertainment.

A.illacS,MissJewell,MissLee antthelocalsecretary,The'molted paversesresealedinthepresenceof thecndid-tesandforwardedtoLondon.Ii;sultswilll.easide I,noon thsendofiktssalAt. ItissoteenerallienoxiithatGoo.nt pieat'',:.senoldidentity histraelledto:din'iSt.every ssrtofthewiniiifronttheretieto heAntarctic,andP.'t"wlat,einlieetse '11.ses.'lc' anisdes,'r.edly sisseof pinsion.lieisso-se...la,.iliaen is"Dad- ...1Alin i s.and In.s:ttit'ateiedest,rietif,,rtante,and "ado.slycleanemir,onthe10,11 r Ile s.111etGreens'O'h e,,1F''Tehiefest-

IntheafternoontheSistsrsfrom Highgatewerepresent,ttthemeetingoftheSodalityofthecliliaen ofMary,whtntenaspictarsrestlied thegreenribbon,and14..vhawere c,n,f,er,te,1receivedthebitsriaLon ofthe''onfraternity.

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'1 e, :1 ill1,e10'11,1:1 ne n to ryintriliationsinthe r., i",iuhtlytaCeting teestarofthe Blanchof 71.,eiliternienSoci-t::washeldat FremantleenMondayevening.The s'eat.Bro.John'Jenny,occupitine rinl ingforthe rlienontweathercotelitions,presidsileraSS:atteeilanee.alitichbusilossofaeittisfecterynaturetothe Branchwastransacted.

hIN e'IFIT meetingtookel:',. nislit.ThePreside!),Mr listea.sidedover s.:tuft,. ,.neest'atistikers.Sis 1,etinse t't. resisstol.\I'.T.,),.y,tie 1...tr inettSerofIh .eiste, d tessinto t vitTodie :'totem:. 117 inandacommittiofI.er i;oAltf,(1to :e f,,t-t.ltnllimitchwiththeMin'a'SssisItt(1', Theg.11iihnS 111setihovnwasa ;"..sirdhateontheeiiestoicof " t Football." `.*,(..ssr Inotin,I",BradyandC.Eiysa.ike inf.ioiroffootball,:Ind111.ezers. lieemeMinting,andInlkinst..iain favolirofcricket.Consila'isthat notoneofthememberslia.1Selsaisi before,bothsidesputup ;1 very goaliisht.TheRev.Fr.O'Grady rsiw-altheeffortsoftheinemhere, andtrustedthesejuniordebates wouldhyingoutsomeofthelatent talent,Mr..hickQuealy,MrD. cook,andothermemberscomplinentedthedebaters. .4. voteofthe meetingdecidedinfsyourofthe footballteam. Onn..xtMondayeishtthegrand tchrePartyandDancewilltake Theyoungmenrequestthe supportofallthepeopleoftheparishinordertosecurefendstocarry ontheirusefulwork.Itememlierthe yeeinawno:to-dayaretheC'hurche'shopeinthefilkure.Hencethe n,doftheirerandwnrk.

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lid ' feint ;et' 1;, I I' ieserviceie t'sv sire,:IIitHem.Ili r I,rl ii1 t..ti11"Or.'1 n,nt1, I,IrlI'1111,;1(1. hsSeen o 1. I ticatare:ofthe r, n.ithethree-deeerfifese, .rlotteforitetiVe ,1r inih SPwar.After Issiitglithe:essinriwar,he ....sfiessito;Jimaindifferentships sooireellthetimeofthe r,;,etlreonsthitthe st.1y's t'1;e hedide;leto lese Itre-1'v.Ti,anyone whota'e,ith,ri.!!.letoheinterest...1inhim ro'camamineofinf.limition. t .1..,ers, cer'ette-sret.memo,a.rils1),, f.".,Itl 71 :7 illAki .rlesItilsselltit'Ca;-unitNlisrryat lookcold,endicingpossessedofa mostretentivememory,provesa meatinterestingconeetnion.. '!'theisoswetsoftheseasonhate Leenianeeiselyimprevedbyitenerous fallsefreinonSaturdayandMon(ley.(In tinilytheraincommsne«Ish..rtl:afte:'9o'clecloand33 Pointev:,r,recordedattheNortham l'ostOfficefortheday.Thewallwas :.eneralthroughoutthedistrict.1:r1lerberrinre;istered46points,lasit 31,Toodyny45,Dowerin26,Se:yeitnic(northofSlernslin),76,whilst othercentrestillreceivedgoodfalls.

TheasualmeetinsofSt.Lass.sce tisemil.osBrsneliofthe A. es.sheldatMaylandsChurchon Ti: is.sanng.The -Itit,Pt-a. Hanrahan,pr,:id.1 rad ;.t'endinceofmein.. ace 1:.'d'Asa-frtehelast e'eer ;Indlciu nd;matemossly ,I.Feealed.s.ryPreditatile..lanc,s each thef'nil s re receiedif,,!itDens.::les'Testy, lire fPerth,:milM.Me'arthy,fro:.tile obbields,ehn'timedtheConSi tonBook.ThettentIneeasofI.!te 1:iv,.Ivien a. \VS' triol.1..tasoenstieefruedeoesist ..f enilisrsssehfru.s slinds ..1 lievse'sterto,.chit sNlisSas forthe 11011-Ye,r.'Phisvitas 014rriedout,;olditi;intetsled thtcehmetriSer haveaslsy ofthelirencSsyilabesalwaysin hisenssession.Forthe',softsis.' namentatBayswateron .1ene Bro.Col-anhas,dotedatr.by toeotothewinner.Thesyll.S.us lso teernitteuets, shooting.roopetitions,bagatiele, endateetere1.t,'theNationalseeretsrv,Pro. 'onnoronthe1oh of ..tist,theanniversaryofthe feanditionoftheBrinell.

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Tofurthersupplementlandsforth4 I'birchandSchools'Bazaer,a 1SeehreP.irtymeiDoneet00%place intheNorthFremantleTownHull derinstheearlyportionoftheweek. ActivepreparationsforasimilarentertainmentintheEastFremantle 'TownHallaremorethancontemplated. OnMondayeveningneMen's 'Bears+oftheSt.Vine,ItdePaul Soetetytortint:ie c'Sal n.IonWednerdeyrighttitsWomen's Brinehhelltls,irrust.,rymeet consideraSlepro-re'setasre-

Mr.Hanrehen,fromtheheadoffice, Perth,ti-hosucceedsMrWillis,asoilr.torsitthe!neviPostOffice,coolie'needhisdutiesonMondaymornins.

ThecommitteeoftheCatholic lurchatJennacubbineinvitetendersforthecompletionofabrick churchatthatcentre.Tendersmust belodgedbefore19thJune,andthe plansandspecificationsmayhein:pert,4atMr.It..1.Dennehy'soffice, sathBritishrhion'iers,Barrackstreet,l'erth.

OnSundaymorningMasswillbe celebratedinSt.Joseph'sChurchat 8o'clock,andinJennapuilinat10

OnSundaytheweatherclearedand the;lassrose,butMondaymorning Brokecloudy,andtowardsnoonthe Massfellrapidly.Raincon:menced tofallinNorthamat1.30p.m.,and continueduntilnearly9o'clockin theevening.Therewasnoheavy rain,butitwasverygeneral throushoutthewheatareas,extendingovertheeasternandnorthern districts.Northam'srecordwas73 points,milkingoveraninchforthe twofulls.73pointsisnotasensationalrain,butitisworthyofnote sititisthebiggestfallrecordedin 21hourssinceJuly4oflastyearover11monthsago.Theconditions arestillfavourableforfurtherrain, butinanycasesufficienthasfallen forpresentpurposes. Theover-crowdedconditionofthe NorthamandWestNorthamState Schoolshasbeencausinggraveanxietyforenmemonthspast.Abouta ye'rarotheBoerdurgeduponthe departmentforconstructinganadditionalclassroomattheCentral SchoolandanotherattheWestNortheastSchool,andalsoraisingthe standardofthelatterschool.The

MI'SICAL NUNATIoN. Thessie:::examination'1'h Iinconnectionwiththe::toYal AcademyofMusic,andthelloyal c',liegeofmusic,London,washeld intheConventSchoolroom..nSaturday,May31st.TheVeryLev. DeanWalsh,\'.F.,presided.ThefsllowingillpupilsoftheSister4 Mercy)presentedthemseliasforexaminetion-MissesG.Hyde,Ida Sermon,K.'Murphy,E.Srarwiek,M. Swanson,B.Millett,P.McKayand E.TIenderson,andMastsreH.and R.Barr.Owingtoanaccidentby whichhehurthisfinger,MasterPaul Reichardt,whowasacandidate,was unabletoattendtheexami Theresultoftheex=illationwill notheknownforsometime.

ThebetrothalofMissEileenWard, daughterofSirJoseph)Ward,formerlyPrimeMinisterofNewZealand, isnotifiedbycablegramfromLondon.Thebridegroom-electisMr.. BernardB.Wood,ofNewZealand.

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Diocesannews.

Hie1,,,r,IshipBishop('lonecarried awayfromMaltathemostpleasant recollectionsofthathistoricIsland andofitseverfaithfulCatholicpeople.FromcopiesoftheMaltese Presstohand,thisweek,welearn thatHisLordshipcreatedanexcellentimpressionamongthepeopleof Maltaandthethousandswhotioceed thitherforthegrandinternational EucharisticCongress,andwasmost cordiallyreceivedandapplaudedwhen beaddressedanimportantmeeting aftertheconlressitself,TheBev. RaphaelPace,adistinguishedMaltesepriest,volunteeredtocometo thePerthDiocese, AfteratriptoSwitzerlandandthe ItalianLakes,BishopClonereturned toRomeonMay13,andonthefollowingdaywasaccordedthespecial audiencewithourHolyFatherPope PiusN.,ehichwascabledoutat thetime.Theonlyotherswhohad theprivileaethatdaywereCardinal AntonelliandthePdtriarchofJerusalem.

;BsLordshipwasdeeplymovedby thepaternalwelcomegivenhimby theVenerablePontiff,wholooked paleandfeebleafterhisverysevere illness,PopePiuswarmlycongratulatedhimonthesuccessofhistwo years'aduinistrationoftheDiocese ofPerth,andmademinuteinquiries abmtthepriests,parishes,and schoolsunderhisjurisdiction.He gaveHisApostolicBenedictionto theHibernianAuWridiisianCatholic BenefitSod,ty,ofwhichBishop Chin('isamember,and,asataken ofhisspecialfavour,presentedHis Lordshipwithagoldchainandpectoralcrosss.,iablidwithamethysts (violet,blueerpurplequartz).AfterfarewellvisitstoCardinalsMerry del.ValandGotti,Bishop('loneset outforParis,wherehespenttwo

days,andleftforLondononthe19th

Duringthepastthreeweekshehis beeninIreland,andwillordainthe youngpriestsatAllHallowsCollege,Dublin;ontheFeastofSt. JohntheBaptist.

OnlastSundaymorningtheVicarGeneralpaidavisittotheHomeof theGoodShepherd,Leederville,and preachedonDevotiontotheSacred Heart,takingashistext"Along timeIhavebeenwithyouandyou havenotknownMe."Herecounted theapparitionofOurLordtoBlessedMargaretMaryAlacoque,when Hesaid,"BeholdthisHeartwhich haslovedmankindsomuchandiseo littlelovedbytheminreturn,"and exhortedhishearerstomakefrequentactsofreparationtoatonefor theingratitudeshowntowardsGod forallHistendermercies.leather Verlingwillperformtheceremonyof re-dedicatingtheViraginChurchtomorrow,andonJune29willlay, thefoundationstoneofthenewPresentationConventSchoolatCollie.

Attheeveningdevotionsintoe CathedralonSundayevening,the VeryRev.FatherVerling,V.G.,gave noticeoftheeffortstobeiamedur ingthewintermonthstoraisefurada fortherenovationofSt.Patricks Schipol,intheCathedralParish,and theGirls'OrphanageatSubiaco. Bothobjectsarepopular(ales,and theVicar-Generalinputtingthem beforethepeople,intimiceiltothem thathisdoingsowasattheexpressedandearnestwishofhisLord shiptheBishop.Nodoubttheresponsewhichwillbemadebythe peopletolaterappealsoftheCathedralclergywillbeofanatureto giveentiresatisfactiontoHisLeidshiponhisreturn,

TheRev.GeorgeHenschke,ofthe SacredHeartMissionaryorder,arrivedfromtheEasternStatesatthe endoflastweek,andwastheguest oftheVicar-GeneralattheBishop's PalaceduringhisstayinPerth.FatherHenschke,whowasordainedby ArchbishopKellyatSt.Mary'sCathedral,Sydney,onEasterMonday, withFathersMcFarlane,Power,and Fleming,isanativeofHookina, SouthAustralia,andisanoldpupiloftheMaristBrothersandJesuit Fathers.Histwobrothersarestudyingforthepriesthood-oneatthe KensingtonMonastery(N.S.W.),and theotheratthePropaganda,Rome.

OnSundaymorninghecelebrated the11o'clockMassattheCathedral oftheImmaculateConception,and preachedaneloquentandimpressive sermonontheSacredHeart,taking ashistext-"AllyouwhoPassby, thewaycomeandseeiftherebe anysorrowlikeuntoMysorrow."

HecomparedthesufferingsofOur LordintheTabernacletotheagony inthegarden,andearnestlyexhortedhishearerstomakereparationto theSacredHeartforalltheimpieties,irreverencesandsacrilegesofferedtoOurEucharisticLord,byreceivingHolyCommunionregularly anddevoutly.FatherIenschkeleft byMonday'sexpressforLeonora, wherehewillassistFr.Roulierin theworkofthatextensiveparish.

Inlastweek'sissueweannounced that.1IonsiiinorBourke,ofWest Perth,wasseriouslyill,WearepleasedtoinformourreadersthatIds conditionhasconsiderablyimprov,I, especiallytowardsthecodofthis week,andthathisprogresstowards completerecoveryisallthathis manyfriendscouldwish.

IntheearlyhoursofWednesday morningthedeathoccurredatSt. Joachim'sConsentofMercy,VictoriaPark,ofMotherM.Veronica Hayes,oneofthefirstsixSisters whocameoutfromDerryatthein. %RationofBishopGibneyin1898. Deceasedsufferedasevereattackof paralysissometimeago,andthe traceshadnotaltogetherdisappeared.Medicalaidwassummoned,and theVeryRev.DeanO'Reillywasin attendance,andadministeredthelast ritesoftheChurch.MotherVeronica washorninCo.Waterfordelyears ago,and(luringher28yearsofreligiouslife,whichwaseatiallydivid-

edbetweenIrelandandWestAustralia,shewasnotedforgreatzeal andsolidpiety.The'largenumber ofVictoriaParkparishionerst,ho followedtheremainstotheirlast restingplaceonThursdaymorning boretestimonytothehighesteem inwhichherworkinthecauseof religious educationwasheld. Thefirstpublicannouncementofthe funeralwasinthe"West"onThursdaymorning,andmanymore,especiallyoftheclergy,wouldhavebeen presenthadtheyknownintimeof thesadevent.TheVeryRev.Dean O'Reillycelebratedthereiluiem MassatSt.Joachim'sChurchat8, afterwhichthecortegemovedtothe littlecemeterybesideSt.Joseph's Orphanage,Subiaca,wherethe'.-ery Rev.P.Verlingrecitedthelasterayers,AmongtheclergywhoattandedweretheVeryRev.arenasMartell!,O'ReillyandBrennan(Narrogin),Frs.Gilroy(Collie),'Drennan andPhelan(WestPerth',Crowley (Highgate),O'BrienandMcCabe (Subiace!),D..1.'Moloney(('athedral) Lynch(Maylands).Whileteniloring oursinceresympathytotheictoratParkCommunityinthelosssustainedthroughthedemiseoftheir Lelovedcompanion,NeearnestlyrequesttheMassesandtrayersofoar Piousreadersfortherepa3eofher pail.R.I.P.

TheRev.BrothersJohnandAlPhonsusreturnedtoPerthor.i,aturday,eveningfromanofficialiisit tothenewMaristCollegeatNew Norcia,andexpressedthemselvesas highlypleasedwiththeirtripand theprospectsofthenewCollege. Bro.JohnleftforEuropebythe mailboatonMonday,andBro.AiphonesreturnedtotheEaston Tuesday.

OnlastSundaymorningFather Treacy,('.SS.R.,oaenedthemission atAllHallowsChurch,Boulder,afterthe10o'clockMass,whichwas celebratedbyFatherPatSheridan. Therewasanoverflowingcongregation,whofollowedwithrespectfulattentionthemissionary'simpressive discourse,inwhichhepointedout thatthefortnight'smissionopening thattriarningwasaproofofGod's specialloveforthepeopleoftheparish.FatherTreacyopenedthechildren'smissionat3.30,whentheSacredEdificewaswelltilledbythe pupilsoftheCatholicSchools.Fathert'.McDermottpreachedtoanenormouscongregationintheevening. ThespaciousChurch(aviewofwhich appearsinthisissue)wasaltogether inadequatetoholdthenumberwho catnetohear.

Itisevidentfromthegreatspirit ofenthusiasmmanifestedduringthe weekandbythesplendidattendance morningandevening,thatthepeopleofBouldrraredeterminedto emulatethesplendidexamplesetby theparishionersofKalgoorlie.The "Record"hasbeensofrequently mentionedandcommendedthata specialextraconsi:mintisbeing despatchedthiswee%tosatisfythe demand.WhileFatherMcDermott heldtheimmensecrowdinraptattentionatBoulder,FatherTreacy, broughttoacloseonSundayeveningatSt.Mary'sthemissionsofthe parishbyasplendidsermononthe "PersonalloveofJesusforeachindividualSoul."

PriortotheaBouldermission,FathersDonogher.andSheridanpreparedthewaybyanexhaustivesystem ofparochialvisitation,andthevisitingRederuntoristsare,ofcourse, lookinguptheoccasionalstrayone whorewiresaspecialinvitation. Themissionwillcontinueduringthe wholeofnextweek,andthereiseveryreasontohelie-ethatthesterlingCatholicsofBoulderw;11worthilymaintainthegrandtraditions forwhichtheirparishisdeservedly famed.WefeelsurethatFatherKiely'senanyfriendswillbeinterested intheinterviewonPage10ofthis issue.

TheVeryRev.EugeneCallan,of Glendalough,VicaroftheWestralian Oblates,receivedbylastmailaletterfromtheSuperior-General,ArchbishopDontenwill,0.M.I.,expressing histhanksfortheveryenthusiastic

welcomeaccordedHisGraceby, priestsandpeopleonhisrecentvisit toWestAustralia.Apostcardfrom Fr.JohnSmyth,O.M.I.,from!,..Feart Said,announcedthatthegenialapitetorofNorthFremantlewasenjoying thetripandfeltmuchimprovedin health.LastSundayatSt.Patrick'sChurch,'Fremantle,FatherJ. Flynn,o.m.r.,admitted14aspirants andconsecrated16ChildrenofVary, anddeliveredabriefaddressappropriatetotheoccasion.

TheVeryRev.DeanBrennan,of Narrogin,FatherO'Donnell,ofNortham,FatherReidy,ofBridgetown, andFatherGilroy,ofCollie,were visitorstoPerthduringtheweek. FatherO'DonnellcelebratesMassat SouthernBrookthis(Saturday) morningFatherGilroyismaking preparationsforthelayingofthe foundationstoneofhisnewConvent SchoolatCollieonthe29thinst. FatherReidyremainsintownuntil nextweek,andFatherJ.Carroll,of theCathedral,willofficiateatGreenbushesandBridgetownto-morrow.

TheHon.J.M.Drew,M.L.('.,CaIonia'Secretary,hasreceiv?.dthefollowingletterinacdnowled4aientof thearticlewhichMr.Drewarotefor the"Record"afewweeksago.The Sydney"'CatholicPress"andother journalshavere-printedMrDrew's brillianttributetohisformerchief -"Archbishop'sHouse,GlenOsmond,SouthAustralia,May2i,1513. MydearMir.Drew,-Iamxceedinglygratefulforyourkindlyarticleto theCatholic"Record."Yoursketch ofmeisaperfectphotograih.Pown totheminutestdetail,itpaintstee asIwasbetweenthirtyandforty yearsago.Manyincidentsofmylife, whichIhadcompletelyforgotten, yourarticlerecallstoare.Irememberthemwhen,afteralapseof years,theyareagainbroughtbefore mymindbyyourpen.Theremembranceisverydeartome;butfar deareristheproofthatyourarticle givesofyourkindnessandaffection towardsme.Itgivesmepleasureto knowthatyouareamemberofCabinetagain.MayGodblessyouduringyourtermofoffice.Mayyourlahoursevertendtothewell-beingof thatland,whichwasmyfirstland undertheSouthernSky-theGolden West.--Yoursverytruly,X.JOHNI O'REILLY,ArchbishopofAderaele."

Atthefirstterminalexam.heldin the'PerthUniversity,HildaCorbett securedfirstplaceinMathematics (ofthedaystudents),firstinFrench, honoursinEnglish,and75percent. inLatin.MissCorbetthasbeenedeA catedattheYoungLadies'Coilegir VictoriaSquare,andforthepast fewmonthshasattendedlecture!:in theUniversity.LilyColley,ofthis College,too,tiedforthenationalexhibition(C33s),TrinityCollege, London,inadvancedJunior,alaiory ofMusic.

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FUND.

MissM.Ache,Hine'sHill£050 BrianBoru(Fremantle)Branch ofIrishNationalForesters220

Thisfund,aswellastheOliver PlunkettMemorialFund,willclose onthe30thofJune.Allcontributionswillhedulyacknowledged.

NewswasreceivedbyTuesday's mailfromMrs.ReedyandMissReedy ofCottesloe,totheeffectthatthey hadaverypleasanttripbythe "Orsova"asfarasColombo.They expecttoreachLondonnextSaturday,andMrs.Reedywillhavethe pleasureofre-visitinghernativetown --Oldcastle,Co.Meath.

onltiednesdayafternoonMr.M. ('olloiy,ofHighgate,receiveda ,.irefromMelbourneannouncingthe deathofhisbrother,Mr.JobnCollopy,wholeavesawifeandfour childrentomourntheirloss.Deceasedwasformanyyearsatelegraphic operatorontheVictorianrailways. R.I.P.

This(Saturday)eveningagrand BallwillheheldattheBayswater

SATURDAY,JUNE14,1913.

HallinaidoftheBayswaterChurch. Anenergeticcommitteeofladiesand gentlemenhavebeenmakingelaboratopreparationstoensurethe'meat"ofthefunction,andarecord crowdisexpected. Aplentifulsupplyofrefreshmentswillbeprovided. 11.

Dr.Henchley(lateoftheChelsea HospitalforWomenandtheRoyal WestminsteropthalmicHospital), hascommencedpracticeatSouth BritishChambers,Barrack-street, Perth,wherehemaybeconsuleed fro-r10to12inthemorningand from2to4intheafternoon,andon Moea4ayandWednesday7to8p.m. ea.ea,

ThefurtnightlyEuchrePartyand DanceheldintheCatholicHall,SouthernCross,onWednesdayevening, inaidoftheparochialfunds,proved asuccess,Theladies'prizewaswon byMrs.Tobin,whilstthegents.' wasannexedbyMr.J.o'Brien.The boo'-yprizes,wonheMksGoidie PeLi.efatherandMr.Seumiensrespectively,calasedgreatmerri-nent.Mr. P.McMahonactedasM.C.,whilst theevening'ssocialwasintheMinds of,rindefatigablesecretary,MrT. McM,ahon.

socialNotes

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ParishionersofSouthPerth areholdingaEuchrePartyand Danceon,Hine24thintheHibernian Hall,Murray-street,theproceedsto bealevotedtothelocalChurchFund. Valableprizeshavebeendonated. Thearranuementsareinthecapable hana'sofMr.J.O'Callaghan. elleYe

AEuchrePartyandDanceorganisedIyMrs.MurrayandMrs.O'Keefe, in:JOoftheVictoriaParkConvent, is:!rangedtotakeplaceintheHiherr:anHallonnextTuesday,17th inst.Euchrewillbeplayeduntil10 o'cleck,andanumberofhandsome prizeswillbepresentedtothesuccesel1competitors,anddancinguntiladnight.

'IleChristianBrothers'OldBoys' Assa'ciationareholdingaCinderella Dan!,intheLiteraryInstituteon Thm,,lay,June19th.Thetickets art ugly3s.,analcanbeobtained frethesecretary,Mr.L.J.McDo.1.The"oldBoys"heldaseriesfthesestyear,whichwere vitt.a'themasteilloyableoftae son,-.nd,Iiichmustcompelaready sale-fticketsforthe19thinst. ,:ocialandtepeewhichpromises a-verysuccessfulwill1)eheldin KiensIlan,Subiaco,onnettMonday44:21aint:,the111th,inaidofthe Subiraco.tallforthefortneeeninz Bam,.i.r.Thestagewilllaesatapart forr-m-dancerswhowishtoplay ei.rai severalwell-knownartists have;!romisealtocontribiteioe-!cal item-aluringtheevening.Th.-prices ofI'.rietsare2/6doable:.lip!l/6 sine ele e TI'f'allowingmarriageswerecelebr.iteaarecentlyattheCathedralof the:..maculateConceptionbythe Ran.D..1,MoloneyBettveenMr. Putte.JohnMaher,ofFrernantle, andMissBridget0'Mahony,of Pert',Mr.MarmadukeEllyard,of ScuttPerth,andMissEmilyCowles of I thMr.GordonRoyceand lit arayRubyHealy,ofPerth;Mr. Gem:.(Iitya:ranalyBeetson,of('onlap.. alMissLauraRyan,ad(:rcenoaaeli.

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A .iethuttrulyCatholicWeddinet00%placeatSt.Patrick's Clamla,Fremantle,onTuesday,27th May,thecontractingpartiesbeing Mari..ret,eldestdaughterofMrs. an lateMajorTownsend,of19 SI.!0.-y-strert,Fremantle,andMr. Plan,.1.Keane,eldestsonofMr. analrs..1.F.Keane,ofHenderson, stree-NuptialMasswascelebrated bytieRev.FatherFlynn,().M.I.,at whit'.,thebride'syoungestbrother, Lee.actedasacolyte.Thebrideenteredthechurchenthearmofher broth'r.Mr.FrankTownsend,and thebradeeroomwasattendedbyMr. HenryTownsend,whoactedasbeet man.Thebridetookedcharming,at-

neW."t.ftecard,

tiredinagownofblistercoloured cloth,relievedwithtouchesofviolet andhattomatch.Shewasattendedbyhersister,MissFannyTownsend,andMissMayKeane,sisterof thebridegroom.Thefirstbridesmaidworeaprettydressofheliotropeclothwithsofteningsofcream net.MissKeaneworeadainty creamfrock.Hatsensuite.Mrs. Townsend,themotherofthebride, wasaccompaniedtothechurchby herson,Mr.ConTownsend,andafterwardsheldareceptionatCaledonianHall,atwhichonlytheintimatefriendsofbothpartieswere present.Theusualtoutswerehonoured.Thebrideandbridegroom weretherecipientsofmanybeautiful andvaluablepresentsincluding cheques.Thebridegroom'spresentto thebridewasahandsomesilfarchatelaine,bridetobridegroomcameo rin.eThebridegroompresentedthe maidsofhonourwithprettydress rings.Intheafternoonthebridal coupleleftbytheR.M.S."Otway onanextendedtriptotheEastern States.Mrs.Keane'stravellingdress wasofcinnamoncloth,withhatof cinnamonpanvelvettomatcn.

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AllHallowsCatholicChurch,Boulder,wastilledlastWednesdayweek withguestsandspectatorstowitnessthemarriageofMr.JohnLawrence,ofBoulder,andMissFlorrie Moore,daughterofMr.damesMoore. Thechurchwasprettilydecoratedby friendsofthebride.TheRev.FatherDonareherofficiated.Thebride, whowasgivenawaybyherfather, worealovelygownofivorysilk, madewithcourttrainandtrimmed withfringeandseedpearls.Anembroideredtulleveilandwreathof orangeblossoms,withamassivegold braceletsetwithamethystsanddiamonds,thegiftofthebridegroom, completedthebride'stoilet.Miss NellieMoore,thefirstbridesmaid, wereadaintydressofwhitesilk, trimmedwithlaceandinsertion silkandlaceJulietcap,anda"NellieStewart"bangle,thegiftof thebridegroom,wasalsoworn.

AliasCissieMcMahon,thesecond bridesmaid,alsoworewhitesilk, withlaceandinsertiontrimmings, andaJulietthebridegroompresentedheralsowithaNellieStewartbangle.Thebridalpartyleft thechurchtothestrainsofthe WeddingMarch,playedbyMiss MillieMc('ourt.Aftertheceremony, areceptionandweddingbreakfast washeldbyMr.andMrs.Moorein theSouthBoulderConventSchool, atwhichoveronehundredandthirtyguestswerepresent.TheRev.FatherDonagherpresided,andproposedthehealthofthebrideandbridegroom,towhichMr.('uneensuitably respnnaleal.Thetoastofthebride's parentswasthenproposedbyMr. Fitzgerald,andrespondedtobyMr. Moore,sen.Thebridesmaids.'and othertoastsweredulyhonoured.In theeveningoveronehundredcouples enjoyeddancing,andsongswererenderedbyMrs.A.V.Rose,MissMunyen',andMissNestler,andMr.A. .1.MooreandMr..1.Forestalrecited.Thedancingwaskeptuptothe weehoursofthemorning,andwas broughttoaclosebythesingingof "AuldLangSyne."Alargenumber ofbeattifulpresentswerereceived.

Gaildford.111idland

TheFeastoftheSaece,1iieartwas tittin.lycelebratedinMialand.The eighto'clockMasswascelebratedey Fr.Morris,andduringtheHolySacrifice30littlechildrenwiththehappinessofmakingtheirFiratHoly Communion.Wehavesaidfittingly celebrated,forthefirstHolyCommunionofchlrrenmustbedearto theHeartofHimWhosaid"Sutter littlechildrentocomeuntaMeand forbidthemnot,forofsuchisthe KingdomofHeaven."OurLordwas pleasedwhenthechildrendrewnear HimwhileHelivedonearth; how muchmoreisHepleasednowwhen theyapproachtopartakeofIlls BodyandBloodandbecomeonewith Himinamostintimateandnyar.-ellollsunion.Loo'finTatthechiblon approachingthellolyTableone couldnothelpnoticingtheirreverent attitudeandrecAlection,apro-1

thattheyfullyrealisedthegreatact theywereperformingandastriking testimonyofthecarefulinstruction theyreceived.Thisisallthemore remarkablewhenwerememberthat someofthechildrenhadbut.:ust passedtheseventhmilestoneonthe roadoflife.

Themen:leersofthechildrenschoir rendereda"specialMass"forthe occasion,andconsideringitwas theirfirstattempt,theydiditvery wellindeed.Wehopetohearthem soonagain.WithafewpracticesbetweennowandthefirstSundayof themonth,wefeelsurethatthe childrenwouldac4uitthemselves withcredittothemsehesandtheir teachers.AfterMassbreakfastwas servedattheConvent,andneedless oaddtheyoungfolkdidfulljusticetothemanygoodthingsprovidedforthemby.theSisters.

Alargeandinfluential'meetingof thoseinterestedinthecomingBazaarwashe'datGuildfordonSundaynighttoarrangeabouttheEuchrePartyheldonThursdaynight, andtofixadatefortheBazaarfoal arrangeaboutstalls.Thepromoters wishtothank,throughthe"Record" theAdelaideTailoringCompanyfor theiropportunegiftofsixtypacksof Cards.

Midland,too,ispreparingforits Bazaar,andwemightaddworking withtheactivecsoperationofeveryoneofthesocietiesattacheito thechurch.Attheoutsettheircooperationwascalledfor,andthey haverespondedtothecallwitha ri:htgonad-willandwithenthumasm. WiththeChildrenofMary,St.VincentdePaulSociety,theHibeititans,theIrishNational(',,resters, andtheyoungmen,allworkingtogetherforonecoinmonend,whobut apessimistwoulddoubttheresult.

Thefusionof"youngblood"amongtheranksoftheChurchworkers isboundtohaveabeneficialresult. Thespring-timeoflifeistheseason ofhope,ofenergy,andofenthusiasm,ndwhentheseforcesarecontrolledanddirected prop-ar channelsbysteady,staidandexperiencedminds,successisachi,...ed. Tomeetinitialexpenseswearepromisedentertainmentsofquitea charmingvariety.Theopeningdance washeldonSaturdaynighti.eMidland,andtheeventwassuchasuccessthatwearepromisedarepetitionoftheprogrammeatann,arly date.

OBITUARY.

ThefuneralofthelateMr.John Doyle,surveyoroftheNavalBase, CockburnSound,andlateforeinanof thePublicWor:,:sDepartment,took PlaceonSaturdayafternoon,and waslargelyattended.Thedeceased, whowasinhis58thyear,diedsuddenlyonthe5thinst.attheNaval Base.HewasborninOhio,America,buthasresidedintheAustral-' ianStatesforthelast411years.The cortegemovedfromtheresideeee, No,105Lake-street,Perth,andproceededtotheCatholicCemeteryat Karrakatta,wheretheRev.Father T.O'Gormanofficiatedatthegraveside.ThechiefmournerswereMrs. Doyle(widow),MissElsieDoyle (daughter),Mr.WilliamDoyle(son), Mrs.Wm.Doyle(daughter-in-law), Mrs.J.Stewart(sister-in-law),Mr. J.Stewart(brother-in-law),Mrs.L. E.Martin,Mrs.Maslin,Mr.andMrs. P.Lester.andMessrs.J.Taylor,G. l'eet,Gray,andW.,Trott.ThepallbearerswereMessrs.V.A.Parker andJ.Dalton(representingtheSurveyHands'Union),Messrs.M.ConnollyandT.Ward(representingthe surveyorsattheNavalarse),and Messrs.E.W.Marsh,J.Mears,A. Stevens,and Cartwright.

ThefuneralofthelateMrs.Mary 11''rron,r-lictofthelateMr.Edward Barron,tookplacerecently,andwas largelyattended.Thecortegemoved fromSt.Brieid'schurchWest-Perth. -I-erethefirstportionofthefuneral serviceWARconductedbytheRev. FatherBrennan,andproceededto theCemeteryatKarrakatta,where theremainswerelaidtorest,the Rev.FatherO'Gormanconducting theburialrites.Thechiefmourners wereMr.JamesBarron(son),and

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Thepall-bearerswereMessrs.F. Coonan,T.Coonan,C.Carney,and J.T.Odgers.Alargenumberof wreaths,floraltributes,letters,and messagesofcondolencewerereceived.

Thefuneraltookplacelastweekin theCatholicCemetery,Geraldton,of OwenMurphy,aged40,whodiedin theHospitalonThursdaymorning. Aboutthreeweeksagodeceasedmet withanaccidentattherailwayconstructionatMullewa,andwasremovedtoGeraldton.Hewastaken seriouslyillonWednesdaynight,his heartbeingaffected.,ThefuneralservicewasconductedbytheRev.FatherMeagher.

ThefuneralofMr.Kennedy,whose suddendeathwaschronicledinlast week's"Record,"tookplaceatSouthernCrossCatholicCemetery.The popularityofthedeceasedmaybe 'judgedbythelargenumberwLo joinedinthemournfulcortege-no lessthanthirtyvehiclesfollowing theremainstotheirlastresting place.Thepall-bearersatthefuneralwere-Messrs.Geo.Wilson,S. Goldsworthy,A.Doyle,W.Ryan,G. RoddaandN.Miel'harlane.TheRev. FatherO'Malleyofficiatedatthe graveside.

Daudet

Theseriesofmissionsconductedin thesedistrictsbytheRev.feather Grogan,('.SS.l(.,concludedatDoodlakineonSundaylast.Themission fromendtoendhasbeenmostsuccessful,largenumbersofpeoplecomingindistancesoftwentymilesand attertoattendlolyMassandto listentothesermonsandinstructionsofthemissionary.Thathis goodworkwasappreciatedwasclearlyshownbythelargenumbers(oldandyoung)whoreceivedHolyCom- munionateachofthedifferentcentres.AttheconclusionofthemissionineachplacehisReverencegavetheBlessingofOurHolyFatherthe Pope. DuringthemissiontheRev.FatherGro,.(anprayedforrainforthe farmers,andthankGodhehadthe Ileasureofseeingthecountryfairly wellunderwateronSaturdaylast, andagainonMonday,whenhetook 1.isdepartureforPerthaftersix wee'as'strenuousworkinourextensiveparish. TheCatholicsoftheEasterndistrictsfromMeckeringtoMerredin, oweadeepdebtofgratitudetoFartherH.O'Reillyforbringingthe Rev.FatherGroganamongstusand forhisenergyandperseverancein tryingtobringalltheCatholicsto themission,andtravellingearlyand lateonroadsehicharefarfront food.Itisonlythoselivinginthese districtsknowwhatitistobetravellingdtyandnightontheseroads. Therewardforhisuntiringworkand energyhasbeen"wellcrowned"by thesuccessofthemissionthroughout thewholedistrict.

Attheconclusionofthemissionin Doodlakineapleasantfunctiontook placeattheRailwayDiningRooms, whereabreakfastwastenderedto theRev.FatherGroganbytheCatholicsofHine'sHillandBaandee, whohadtravelleddowntoDoodlakineforthefunction.Thewholeof thecongregationwhoattendedMass wereinvitedtojoinhisReverence.

AfterthebreakfastMr.-P.J.Fitzpatrick,onbehalfoftheCatholics ofHine'sHillandBaandee,madea smallpresentation(atravellingrug) toFatherGrogan.Inanicespeech, Mr.FitzpatrickaskedFr.Groganto acceptitasatokenofthewellwishesofthepeopleofthoseparts. Theonlythinghewassorryforwas thatthepresentationwasnotmuch larger.Hehoped,however,that whenindistantlands(wherethe rainfallisabitheavier),hisReverencewouldsometimesthinkofthe friendshemetinthedryarea.FatherGrogan,who,onrising,wasreceivedwithapplause,saidhewas greatlysurprisedatthehappenings ofthatmorning,thebreakfast,the largenumherpresent,andlastlythe presentation.Hethankedthepeople fromthebottom'ofhisheartfor theirkindnessin'makingthepresen-

tation,notforitsvalue,butforthe spiritandgoodwillwithwhichit wasmade,andthatnomatterwhere hewas,hewouldalwaysremember thepeopleofHine'sHillandBaaudeewhomhemetwhileconducting themission,liethankedFather O'Reilly(whowasunavoidablyabsent)forhisgreetkindnesstohim andwhowasalwaysathisservices duringhissixweeks'workinthe parish.Their'tabuspastorhailat thestonetimeattendedtotheorilinsryroutineworkoftheparish. Hemadegratefulreferencetothe kindnessandernerolishospitalityreceivedeverywleri,ithiertexception, ','erntheopeningofthemissionat 7Tre'orineriht.inrettehtheiteried1area, HeIselin'elythanlied themtwoin.!ailand5ayeddiet 1'011 ht astie-me endtheir eielltheirandrt

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SenatorPearce

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SenatorGeoreFosterPearce,who hasoncemoretoppedthepollfor theFederalSenate,isanativeof Mt.Barker,SouthAustralia,and waseducatedattheIledhill(S.A.) StateSchool.Acarpenterandjoiner bytrads,heconetoWestAustralia in1812,andproceededtothegighlfieldstwoyearslater.Hewasa successfulLabourorganiser,andwas appointedsecretorytotheTrades Ciaincilinl'erthin1891i,andPresidentin1899.Hewesforsometimea memberoftheStildecoMunicipal '0:ticI,andwillretormiltothe firstCowinn\v.,,IthSenatein1,arch, 1:.111.InDeceinher,PAL,hewasreelectedntthehotelofthepall,and eitschisinaechairmanofCom511111,1, timer.Ileheld therte5lie5:fMinisterferliefetive nil"lesiseeor endlied deit51 .1, .11.1the 5e51,5,,,fees,illtem+,feesy;it heuthe1''i,11 liet,Tees'.1 an r.ee't. I'II) rt i115 th5 the

1904,waselectedLabourmemberfor thenewconstituencyofLeonora,lie hadtocontesttheseatthreetines in11;months((weeasMinisterfor WorksintheDeans))Ministry),e.inningeachtimebya2to1niejeetty overMayorSnell.Atthegeneral electionin190,1theOM(ierPartygot

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meatLocoWorkshops,thensitoate isFremantle.Hetilledmanyim'ortantpositionsintheWestAustralianAmalgamatedSociety,otRailwayEmployeesuntiltheStateelectionsof1904,whenhewas4sen unopposedbyhisPartytocontest theFremantleseatintheLegislativeAssemblyagainstNlieF.Caild, thinMayorofFremantle,andwon bythenarrowmarginof28votes. Atthedissolutionof1105hewas defeatedbythelateMr.J.['riceby 70votes.Whenthelattergentleman wasapeointedMinisterofWor'esin theMoan,Ministry,Mr.Needham wasagainchesenimopposedbyhis Partytocontestthepositionwith theMinister,andititerakeencontestwRdefeated. lehilst .her f5i.I've,titleIlew.ssit,doitilela lo !loyaltonentssie5non 41.5.,seer.hts.In190,1alongwith senet.resirce:tallLynch,hewas cites eei.:ItoSenateelectests, reteoiedtotheSoli',11 ht r. Nt,theEe51Tal t Mayhehas f'1,1,e'ne '.,]led ale .11 hosIset. 0115l 115'11111.11, tr5ateLaimerIorisress,alsoonthe Hieretets.LabourCongressheldin :.!rt I'1.2..'eIt,:t.,; r-nt-o s;.. eon1hr'rderal easteiis I 5'irters, eien,l'ostelAshr'.e nlist II.I;01S1,1 1,T:ri,,i5efthe re,t111 the 1.

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l'ailstdilatingneonthissuceese, .aircorrespondentfeelscalledupon toremindtheCatholicsofthedistrictthatthe.lesiredandimperativelynecessarybeildinecannothe erectedwithouttheirsolidsupport endearnestlyreeeeststhehelp If 11,iindesseetallyofthosewhose childrenererelic1.suchbenefitfr.e theteaching5-5fthedevotedSisters. ndwhohivenetvetinanyweyateitiptedtoeasetheburdenfrees. 'heshieildersofthefewwillingworSerfs.

'!'}r'It-v.JeretniehRridvhasleft ferPerth,Nealhisvisittothecity will,itishoped,'assistineeshine 55ntheerectionoftheschool.

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"5:'isI.:. tl,.,iisr energy, ,55151 oi earded 55eeie rens:menofthe F5ileri..o. ;feria,liy(lint(if constant ss di(5nhehasacquired rIu111t1Ii:rte 11.1ledgeoftheintrieaciesefhiscempliceteddepartment. semain.etree1,1;,firmbelieverin luridmilitaryandnavaldefence, 15:ss;.cerhlaontheseiOeetare Tpiecesoftersenessandcunt15,'flitnee.Aeef5iinit5151 5iepon5ntenditsiniereinced.heispetallereHailu.th11551.1.e5,1eartivs.

SenatorLynch

SenatorPittrtr'; Lynchwas hemS'e,:l'',11..t:411,nearMoyn eo.ela'ht,inIs07,andreeee.reihisrerkr!,:etionat('orme,a,niltle!'Al'edSislesel,Beliee 5* enhtyingtowalk Ii,ilrs5,1-11(ley,leleftIrelend fer st aseofIt,anil -see:etetPeloys51ey0termerin rv'orhdistrictatthee(i st1yereiif 1..rwee". teron IVton':torailstyeireandcontrietinefter-hitt,hewenttothe croydonoldeeldsin1897,travelling inlesonthicierney.Afteran ettackofmairialfiver,hetookto reeferinelifeitsatirrm'inand the] mirinerneinesr.Tn1t95he heerd"thecelloftheGoldenWest," OntheEsternzeldfieldsheehaged thet,r5reiestyrtelcaththeensreyof -.resentpre5ctisinehardwithaviewatetertimer,andwasleete toprovidin"themimicattheopen-Generel'IsereteryftheEneiveirivineciftheChurchetEastKirupp.ers'ees.leetio eesitionlereThiseventisexpeetedtotakeplacetnieedforfiveyears.Hewasels°a withinfimonth,endisbeineeaeerlymemberoftheitoidderMunieinal lookedforwardto. Cosncilferthreeyenrs,ard Tem,

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SenatorNeedham

S515e55i-Edweisi -elle,115s eel 51 r(newelofeentillensefreet mitevonstittaelcyefHest estrelia,wasbeaninthelittle townofseensOrk,te5nea-hire,Ent;lend,end,5taverytarty;leewith IdspereutsremovedtoSunderland, to,Durhaet,"herehisschoelboy (laysbeganin.et.!Jury's5e0,1eilic School.Afterabrief',HeilinSunderland,thefemilysettlol51(evnin ahemHIrilunr,sometvisleglistnt,whereinSt,Joseph'sCathelic! Schoolyoune!,:epdharnfinishedhie 15Itteetionalcseer,:Indatthetender areoftwelveyearshidthefirst t5steoftheindustrialworld,conein-neineworkitsatrapperboyin oneofthemanycoalmint'ssovned bythe`leroilsofLondonderry.Hie indivitri-1oeerationswereafterwardstrcegferredtotheweaving 'IsofPaisley,inthewestofSecits 1ind.FromthePaisleyweavinemills totheClydeShipyardswasNeedbeir.'snextmove,andattheageof 1GheweeelectedPresidentofthe RenfrewBranchoftheAmelganvited ShihvardHelpers'SocietyofScot. land.WhilstinRenfrewhetookan actiee-netinallrelisiees trial,!Neal,andcheritailemattersentilintheyear1901hedeterminedtoseek"freshfieldsand Pastures-new." Austreliaaneeelled tohim.andonthe17thJanuaryhe badeAdieutotheOldWoelltogesk ahomeinthelendoftheSceithern Cross.,.krrivineinFremantleinFehrneryofthesamewear.Hecenweencf'dwoe,intheRoe'oeBayOtierrieg, ""oethFeementfechortleafterwards seeerine iesitioninthe1:orern-

rot: NEEHHAM. l'ir,1111111111,11tonCVVry, 1:11OP AP)51.;.11it 5111 It's. hawIto 'oVisit5t'elanclonthe siciensoccasionwhentheIsieh ntisoncemor(dopened.

Kalgoorlie

The eftilemissionharv,'st herewaseleanedlastSunday,when themissionsinPiccadilly,tadSouth Kaleoorliereerotiehttoaclose. Abountifslheevestitwas,andthe reapers1111N1' reasontobeplisliedwithIA-lit,.FrsTreacyhada sylenlidyieldinsouthKalgoorlie, whileFr.11,B5rinotthadawell-fillederaniryinPiccadilly.Hiscreaturecomfortsweresuppliedintrue BohemianstylebyMrs.Fisherand Mrs.Olsen,andMr.ToniO'Leary drovehimhometoSt.Mary'severy night.E"crymorningwhileitwas vetdeer.Mr.T.it.quirkwaswiltingwithhiseenyendtraptotake Fr.TrencytoSmithEaleoerlie.The grind'visitofCl.'ritableco-operationmanifestedbythepeoplehelped considerablytowardsthesuccessof themissions. TheBallCommitteeworkingonbehalfoftheSistersofSt.Johnof (;odhave!Tacticallybrought'their lahourgtoaclose,withthegratifyingresultthat12.2s0havebeennetted.Thisspeakswellforthegenerosityofthepeople,thepopularityof theSisters,andtheenergyandtact oftheCcimmittee.Allactedinharmony.Hitstillthelion'sshareof theworkfelltothelotofMrs.Dr. nendMissWhite.Weconeratu'atethetaoneendallonthe reatseceesseftheirefforts.

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I."AnotherCatholicWorker"asks -"ArenotSocialiststryingtodo theirbestforthepoor?Andbow canithesaidthattheirmovement isun-Christian?"-Theypreachclasshatred,settingthepooragainstthe richby,appealstotheworstinstinctsofman,i.e.,envy,pride, love_ofease,etc.Theyteachthe workingmantostrikeanddemand impossiblewagesorimpossiblehours, whichdemandsincreasethemiseryof thepeor,insteadoflesseningit.

II."Geographicalsin"aasa phri,sehurledatmelastweekbya persondiscussingtheNeTemereDecree."says"JohnP.,"Leederville, andheasks,"Whatshouldbesaid astotheexemptionofGermany fromthegenerallaw?"-Sayspecial circiiiiistanees.Chinawasalsoexcepttelagainspecialcircumstances. AlsotestMr.Benjamin Iloare's qui2Ftansonyourenlightenedfriend, as.thegeographicalsinofwearire)i.thingcostumeinHay-street, asweU4,4atCottesloebeach,and theirr.ofenceofshootingbirdstwo daysbeforetheseasonorlanding protectedfishwhichareunderweight.

III."TheresistanceoftheCatholicc!,.rchtoModernismisfutile," thatiswhat"Layman"wastoldby anotlerlayman.Askthelearned laymantonameoneModernistin Aust.:,!la,andthenwriteagainto theestionBox.

IV."MaryIt."writesfromEast Perthtoaskwhetherindulgencesare taughtinanyreligionbesidesour own.-Youdidnottellusyourreligion,Mary,butIsupposethereis noe,.estionofit;Itakeityouare a('attIlie.Yes,Mary,allreligions believeinindulgences.AlltheProtestantreligionsteachthatwhensin isfor.ziventhat'sallaboutit.That isjestwhataPlenaryIndulgenceis --reremissionofallthetemporal punish.iientduetoforgivensin.In theProtestantsystemthereisnever questionofpunishmentforforgiven sin,henceamanatthe"penitent form,"oronewho"acceptsChrist," etc.,believeshehasgainedaplenaryIndulgence,butofcoursehe doesr.'tcallitthat."Wl.at'sina name?"

andsofsaints."Therewasnotany foundlikehim,wL'okeptthelawof theMostHigh."Thereisnocontradictionhere,forallthesaintsexcel,someinonevirtue,someinanother.

"Poeticus"wantsanopinionaboutItudyardKiplingasapossible PoetLaureateWell,hereareafew slabsfromKipling's"Glory,ofthe Garden,"publishedintheJunenumberof"Life."iftheyareafair sampleofyourlaureate'spoetical genius(andhehascertainlynever perpetratedanythingworse)wewill backLyonWeiss,E..1.Blake,and elevenotherpoetswhoselyriceffusionsbrightenthemonotonyoflife atthisoffice,againstitudyardthe Jingoanyday:-

"OurEnglandisagardenthatis fullofstatelyviews, ofborders,bedsandshrubberiesend lawnandavenues."

Thosearetheopeningwords,and preparethewayforworse,and worse,andworse.

"Thecold-framesandthehot-hou'tes, thedung-pitsandthetanks, Therollers,cartsanddrain-pipes, withthebarrowsandtheplanks."

iien(,saysEnglishliteratureisdecaying?EvenShakespearenever thoughtofimmortalising"thedungpitsandthetanks,"andTennyson seemsnottohaverecognisedthat tanksrhymeswithplanksbeautifally.('artsanddrain-pipesandbarrows-Whynot?

"Andthereyou'llseethegardeners, themenand'prenticebois Toldofttodoastheyarebidand doitwithoutnoise."

Didyoueverseethelegend"Keep offthegrass""writlarge over "lawnsandavenues?"Thosewords werealwaysapuzzletome,bet understandnow,itistokeepdown thenoise.

'For,exceptwhenseedsareplanted andweshouttoscarethe TheGloryoftheGardenitatddeth notinwords."

Atgrubbingweedsfromgravel-paths withbrokendinnerknives." SurelyanotherscooponShakespeare--"brokendinnerknives."Here isthesixthverseandletushope thatsomeonewillsetittomusic:-

"There'snotapairoflegssothin, there'snotaheadsothick, There'snotahandsoweakand white,noryetaheartsosick, Butitcanfindsonicneedfuljob that'scryingtobedone, FortheGloryoftheGardengloriti etheveryone."

! Thethreeexclamationmarks areintendedforthesuitablewords ofadmirationwhichIcouldn'tthink of.Fancythat"pairoflegsso thin,"andthat"headsothick;" alsonoticethecleverrhymewhere "sick"comesintoitsown,and rhymeswiththick.Theneedfuljob isverypatheticwhenitrunsaroundcryingtogetdone.0reader, can'tyouseethemoral?Inplain languageitis"Getwork,"Inthe seventhverseadjectivesfailtodescribethebeautyoftheversewhich initsnativepuritywesetdownso that"hewhoreadsmayrun" "Thenseekyourjobwiththankfulnessandworktillfurtherorders, Ifit'sonlynettingstrawberriesor killingslugsonborders."

! Theseareforthesamereason asabove.Readon:-

"Andwhenyourhackstopsac/fIng, andyourhandsbegintoharden, Youwillfindyourselfapartnerin theGloryoftheGarden."

Forthesakeofthetenorofthelast versewereverentlyrefrainfromcomment

"Oh,Adamwasagardener,andGod Whomadehimsees

Thathalfapropergardener'swork iscloneuponhisknees, Sowhenyourworkisfinished,you canwashyourbandsandpray, FortheGloryoftheGardenthatit maynotpassaway, AndtheGloryoftheGardenitshall neverpassaway."

Churchnourishherchildreninthe spiritualorderwiththeBodyand BloodofChrist,andwatchover themwithgreatsolicitude,warning themofsinandtemptationsdangeroustothesoul'swelfareandgiving thegracesnecessaryfortheirpreservationinholiness.

Ulster'sBritishLeagueenrolling 10,000mentoresistHomeRule.75 percent.areretiredsoldiers,

AMINERSAYS

ForYearsHeWorkedin WetGround,Kidney'Pains andVerrible:Backache.

dementsTonicCured

ThisletterwaswrittenfromTubbul station,ViaYoung.N.S,W.,Aug.,1511 Mr.Wise.an,thewriter,strongly reemnmendeallminerstousethis medicine,becauseitIssuchapowerful nerveandbloodpurifierthatit counteractstheill-effectsofunderground confinementandbadairuponthe system..titerreadingthisletter,get ClementsTonicandkeephealthy:-

"MuchMixed"isherebyreleased fromI,istangles.Hesays"Ihave readninnylivesofsaints,andmost ofthemleadonetobelievethat eachsaintwasthegreatest.What areyoutot1.4nk?"-"Thinkonthese things,"theChurchsaysofthous-

"Andsomecanpotbegoniasand somecanbudarose, Andsomearehardlyfittotrust withanythingthatgrows Buttheycanrollandtrimthelawns andsiftthesandandloam, FortheGloryoftheGardenoccupiethallwhocome. Whilebettermenthanwego outandstarttheirworkinglives

VT.Whyissaltputintoholywater?-Saltisaddedtoholywater, afterthelatterhadbeenexorcised andsetapartforpiouspurposes,in ordertopreservethewaterfromcorruptionandtosymbolisetheeffect ofdivinegraceonthesoul.Theuse ofsaltasapreservativeiswell knownandtheeffectofdivinegrace istopreserveusfromsin. - -

VII.Isitsighttospeakofthe Churchas"OurMother?"-Yes.She isourmotherinthespiritualsense asitisthroughher,bymeansof theSacramentofBaptism,thatwe enterthesupernaturallife.Andjust asamothernourishesherchildin thematerialordersodoesthe

CLEMENTSTONICLTD., "AsaminerforyearsIworkedin wetground,andnowitistellingonme, forIsufferwithmykidneysandbackache andlossofappetite. "DoctorsinYoungtoldmeIhad hydatids,andsaidanoperationmightbe necessary.Theirmedicinedidmeno good.Iresolvedagainstit. 1wasso usedupcouldnotwalkfar,without spell. 1triedallmedicines,andpills, mylifehasbeenamyserytome,untilI triedClementsTonic.Thefirstand secondbottleshadpooreffect,butthe thirddid. 1wassurprisedatthegreat changethatcame.Ifeltaswellaswhen Iwas21. caneatandsleepwell, workisnotroubletome,andIthinkthat CLEMENTSTONICOUGHTTOBE WRITTENINCOLD.Ialwayskeepit inthehouse. HAVEJUSTTAKEN 23BOTTLES,andneverintendbeing withoutit.Tomeitispastallunderstanding,andIthinkitisONEOFTHE GREATESTNERVECURESINTHE WORLD. Irecommendittoanyone brokendowninhealth.Doasyouwill withthisletter,asIamheretoprove whatithasdoneforme. (Signed) J.WISEMAN."

Businessmenshouldespeciallyreadthis testimony,andrememberthatClements Tonicmayrenewtheirleaseoflife.It willcertainlygivethemnewmentaland physicalstrength.ForInsomniaand BrainFag.Debility,Indigestion.Poor Appetite,Costiveness,WeakNerves, BadBlood.LowSpirits.Itisever reliable.Mr.Wisemanspeaksonlyas hefindsconcerningthisgreatnerveand bloodmedicine.ALLCHEMISTS ANUALLSTORESSELLIT.

PriestsofIreland

(BYJOHNBOYLE.O'REILLY.)

Thefollowingpoemisallthemore distinguishedfromthefactthatthe authorhadbeenoftheimpatient oneswhohadjoinedtheFenian movement,hadsufferedforitinthe convictgangsofWestAustralia,and afterhishistoricescapehadhad timetoreflect.Thelineswereinspiredbythedeclarationof1873of theBishopandpriestsofCloyne couchedinpartinthefollowing words:-

("Thetimehasarrivedwhenthe interestsofourcountryrequirefrom us,aspriestsandasIrishmen,a publicpronouncementonthevital questionofHomeRule. We suggesttheholdingofanaggregate meetinginDublin,oftherepresentativesofallinterestedinthisgreat question-andtheyaretheentire people,withoutdistinctionofcreed orclassforthepurposeofplacing byconstitutionalmeans,onabroad anddefinitebasis,thenation'sdemandfortherestorationofitsplunderedrights.")

Youhavewaited,Priestsof'Ireland, untilthehourwitslate; YoutruesHo.Iwithfoldedarmstint!!'twasasked:Whydothey gait?

liythefeverandthefa,theyouhitee seenyourhoc's:Towthin, 'I'llthewhis!ierhissedthroughIrelandthatyoarsilencewasaSin.

Yonhavelookedwithtearlesseyes :wetsofexileladenships, Andthehandsthatstretchedtow:ird Irelandbroughtnotrtne.to yourlips

Inthesacred(museoffreedomyou haveseenyourpeopleband, Idtheyloosedt4)youforsympathyyouneverstirredahand

Bat.youstooduponthealtar,with theirbloodwithityourveins, 1ndyoubadethepale-facedpeople tobepatientintheirchains

Ali,youtoldthem-itWascruelbut yousaidtheywerenottrue

TotheholyfaithofPatrick,ifthey werenotruledbyYou

Yes,youtoldthen.fromthealtar they,thevanguardoftheFaith

',Vithyoureyeslikeflintagainst thenthattheirbandingwasa death

Wasadeathtosomethingholytill theheart-wrungpeoplecried

'Thattheirpriestshadturnedagainst themthattheyhadnomorea !wide

tions!"onO'Connell'sgranitetakepartinthematleasttentimes tomb. (luringthemonthofJune.Theygain Andhisdustwillfeeltheirmeaningthisplenaryindulgenceonanyday andrekindleinthegloom. thattheymaychooseduringthat

PriesttoPriest,tosoundthesummonth,orduringthefirsteight daysofJuly,iftheygotoconfes-

You,whosawthedaywascoming mons--andtheanswer,mantosion,Communion,visitachu ( whenthemoralstrengthwas man ik publicchapel,andwhiletberpray best--

Withthepeopleroundthestandard,fortheintentionsoftheSoveroign

You,whoseheartsweresorewith andtheprelatesinthevan. Pontiff.

lookingonyourcountry'squickLettheheartsofIreland'shoping HisIlolinessPiusX.,desiringto decay-- keepthisgoldenruleofCloyne favourastillgreaterextensionof You,whosechapelseatswereemptyTilltheOrangefadesfromDerryandthepracticesofthemonthofthe andyourpeoplefledaway- theshadowfromtheBoyne. SacredHeart,hasgonemuchfur-

You,whomarkedamidthefieldsLetthewordshecurriedoutwardtherthanhispredecessorinhisgenwhereoncethepeasantcabin tillthe.farthestlandstheyreach!erosity,andhasgrantedinduleraces stood- soexceptionalthattheyshouldtill "AfterChrist,theircountry'sfree-

You,whosawyourkithandkindred withjoyallthosewholovetheSacdomdotheIrishprelatespreach!" swelltheemigrationflood- redHeart.Attherequestofthe You,thesagart'inthefamine,andRe-publishedby "AdostolateoftheMonthofthe thehelperinthefrostP.WHEI,AN,Kalgoorlie. SacredHeart,"anorganicaloe whoseobjectistopromotetuedevotiontotheSacredHeart,luring themonthofJune,heLas,inadecreedatedAugust8th,1906,gr',,nt'ii inperpetuity,thefollowing ences:-

First,aplenaryindulgenceTOTIESQ101ICS,applicabletothe SoulsinPurgatory,onthelastSundayofJune,inallchurcheswhere themonthoftheSacredHearthas beensolemnlyobserved. Thisindulgencemeansthatnomatterhowmanyvisitsthefaithful maymaketosuchchurchesonthe daynamed,iftheyprayforthein4 tentionsofthePopetheymaygain e/dinar!"indulgenceeachtime.An extraordinaryerkilegeisthis,:old onerttrelygrantedbytheHolySee. "-i Itisequivalenttotheoneknit,vnas theportilincula,grantedin121.6 tothechurchofSt.MaryoftheAneels,nearAssisitun.Thepresentpri"liegehasawidefield; the Iloly 14%411er'extendsittoallchurchesin theworldinwhichthemonthoftie SacredHearthasbeensolemnlyobserved.

Secondly,theprivilegeoftLet'i-egorianAltar"adinstar"isgrati.ed

ThattheEnglishgoldhadbought youyes,theysaiditbittthey lied!

Yes,theyliedtheysinned,not knowingyoutheyhadnotgaugedyourlove

Heavenblessyou,PriestsofIreland, forthewisdomfromabove, Forthestrengththatmadeyou,lovingthem,crashhackthetearsthat rose

Whenyourcountry'sheartwas euiv'ring'neaththestateman's muffledblot.s

Yonsawclearerthantheydid,and yougrievedforIreland'spain Rutyoutintnotrousethepeopleandyoursilencewastheirgain; Fortoooftenhasthepeasantdared todashhisnakedarm 'Gainstthesabreofthesoldier:but youshieldedhimfromharm, 1ndyourfacewassetagainsthim'thoughyourheartwaswithhis hand

Whenitflungasidetheploughto snatchapikeforfatherland! Godblessyou,PriestsofIreland! youwerewaitingwithawill, Yoewerewaitinewithapurpose whenNeelbadepiertiwkshe still; 1ndpinpreachedfrontoffyoural1A,rsnot.alonetheWordSublime, ButyoursilencepreachedtoIrish men"fiepatient,bideyour time!"

Andtheyheardyon,andobeyed,as wellasoutragedmencoulddo onlysomeoneloved1.0orIreland, butwhoerredindoubtingyou, Potibtinzyou,whocouldnottell themwhyyouspokethestrange behest--

14'ATII Me('ADie,whoarrangedwithCaptainlinker,oftheAmeri- onthelastSundayof.tunetoall vanwhaler"Vigilant"forJohnBoyleO'Reilly'sescapefromWestAus- iraichersofthemonthofthe.-!aeo'Reillywasrowedinafraillimit,buttohishitterdisappoint-redHeartandrectorsofthechermenthadtoreturntothemainlandandsecretehimselfinthehushforcheswhereinthemonthissolemnly overaweek.FatherMcCabeandasettlermono'N.aguirehadhinttakenobserved. ?tnhoardtheAnaricanbarque"Gazelle."Fromthe"Gazelle"O'Reilly WhentheHolySeedeclaresthat wassuhseilientlytransferredtotheAmericanvessel"Sapphire"offthe analtarisaGregorianAltar"a:1 capeof:;,,,e1Hope,andultimatelylandedinLiveriaailunderthenameinstar,"itcommunicatestothis .JohnSaute.FrontLiverpoolhefoundapassagetoAmerica.As altartheprivilegesattachedintht Editorofthe"BostonPilot"hemadehismirkanditsapoetbecamealtarofSt.GregoryatRotne,in firmais.CardinalGibbons,onhearingofhisdeath,said"Itisapub- favouroftheSoulsin',ergot..-v. hecalamity,not.onlyalosstothecountry,hiltalosstotheChurch Thirdly,personswhotrytos,read andtohumanityiniteneral." thepracticesofthemonth if the SacredHeartbyassistingthemselves,orbytingingotherstoassist, gainanindulgenceofhiveIt:nuked Von,whoseShadowwasasunshineJunethegoldofthestoodportdaysforeveryefforttheymake.Cewhenallotherhopewaslost- sides,alltheHolyCommunioIsthey Vis,theydoubtedandyouknewit, PRECIOUSINDULGENCES, receiveduringthemonthofJuneenbutyouneversaidaword, titlethemto plenary.atial.e.ace HisHolinesshenXIII.attachedto onlypreached"lie ; bepa- foreveryCommunion,allilia'.ble thepracticeofthemonthofthesatient!"and,thankGod,your totheSoulsinPurgatory. (ledHeartthefollowingindulgenees Noleewasheard. BysolemncelebrationofViemouth whichwerepublishedinthedecreeof theSacredCongregation,datedMayismeantacelebrationwiltidaily

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Dotheytellthemstilltosufferand besilent?Notheirwords ofJune,honourtheSacredHeartofJ.

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AFASHIONABLEANNUAL.

TLeAnimalBall,whichisanaid totheS.P.C.A.,isbecomingquite ani!,,portantannualfunction.Ithas re-chrAlthatstageofimportancein socialcircleswhenlettersmaybe writtrninthepublicpresswithregardtothegroundspaceallottedfor certaindances.Itisgoodtoknow thatanydeservingobjectissubstantianypatronised,hutitisextraordin-lytheamountofexcitementand ens:somefolkcanwhipuponoceaFri..hs.Wearewonderinghowmuch re,sincerityandsympathythereis witheanimalkingdominthisannualeXhtitionoffashionandpleaHut, itjustasocietywhim, a:ittiecapricetoheinthefashion. Justno,\theLabourfitment'hasa lamenumberofweary-eyedapplivatsforworkkmwkingatitslours andthemajorityofthemarewantirez',read.Itwouldheinteresting to whowtheyregardthis:mho.isplayofsuppressedenergyand sityontheportofthevotari.-.-;itheS.P.c.A.,andhowmuch cft!,,attentionspaidbythebetter cot:itonedoftheirbrethrentothe theywouldliketohavepassed tothem.Animalsarecertainly:.-..ruingofpity,butwhatof on-'mankind,aretheylessthan theh-ate wilderness, .1'1e:irsarehungoneverytree," Taugoodinthedaysofhis liter:rystrutri:him:.Itissomewhat ofa ildernessstill,notwithstandingo-rboastedprogress,andthoueh mayblindoureyestoits Oars,thy'tearsarethere,andit wo:Idheintheinterestsofsocial met.zenerallyifthespareenergy ofs,c;etyweredirectedtoplucking an-I.!oneortwofromthestem()cells:'Ti.Ily.

SIMPLELIFEATWHITE HOUSE.

WoodrowWilsonbringswithhima neworderinthemenageofWIIite I-bms.Itisasceticinitssimplicity andaimsattheaesthetic.Theold drinkehavepassedfromthecup-

board,andthepossibilityofdisputes inthesmokeroomovertheageof thewinehasbeenremovedtoarespectabledistance.Unfermented grape-juiceandgingeralewitha sliceoflemon,supplantstheold "tanglefoots."TheSpartanbrevity ofthedrinklistisenoughtomake UncleSamwaghischin-tuftinderision.Thereismuch,however,inthe newruletorecommendittothe Americantaxpayer,thoughitis doubtfulthatthetaxpayerwillmake itacommonruleinhisownhousehold.CanyouimagineUncleSam voluptuatinganeveningonitand finishingupwiththe"Star-spangled Banner"ingoodstyle?

VILEANDFILTHYLANGUAGE.

Itisbecomingamatterofcommon practiceforbunchesofwell-dressed fellowstostandatstreetcorners andinthepublichigbwaysandinterspersetheircommentsonsundry topicswithlanguagethat,tosaythe leastofit,isnotfittedfortheears ofclean-minded,respectablepeople. Withabsoluteunconcernforchildhoodorwomanfolk,theyflingtheir lilthywordsabout,curelessonwhat earstheyfall.Theyseemtobeinsensibletothedisgustwhichtheyengenderinthemindsofrespectable peopletowardsthem,andwhencall edtoaccountfurhavingtransgressedthelawsofdecency,theyregard theinstIvesasvictimstothetyranny ofthelaw.Filthylanguageisbe comingtoocommonwiththerising generation,Onecanscarcelypass tbroughourpublicthoroughfares withouthavinghisearsassailedbya flyingmissilefromsomefilthy.mouth. .endmostlytheoffendersareyouthfulpeoplewho,infrontofthemirror,regardthemselvesas"justthe thing."The"moveon"clauseofthe PoliceActshouldheappliedtothem withthegreatestseverity,andthis dirty,pernicioushabitofmeaningless filthinconversationshouldhehunteddownwithalltheenergyandseverityofthelaw.Ifthesesprigsof present-daydemocracyaresoshamelesslyinsensibletotheproprietiesof society,thereshouldbesomemeans ofbringingacorrectiontothem.A fewtimelywarningsinthePolice

Courtwouldperhapsminimisetht evil..onlytheotherdaya"barat footballmatchesmadeawretchedexhibitionof himself,antiwasbroughttobook forit.Andinthisconnectionwe mightremarkthatinthefootball fieldthisuglypracticeismoreprominentthanitshouldbeintheinterestsofcleanandwholesomesport. ItisamatterthatdemandstheattentionoftheAssociation,forit blackguardismistobecomeanaccessorytooutdoorspurt,thenit werebetterthatout-doorsport shouldbesuppressedintheinterests ofpublicdecency.

cATHOLICITYANDCHRISTIANITY. IMIMIN.

FrankH.Spearman,thewellknownnovelist,inthestoryofhis conversiontotheCatholicChurch, publishedrecentlyinanAmerican paper,sayssortie"thingsthat breatheandburn,"andwhichshould arresttheattentionofthosetepid Catholicsoulswhoareunmindfulof thevastheritagetowhich,bythe GraceofGod,theyhavebeenborn. Suchthoughtsflowingfromthesouls ofconvertslikeFrankH.Spearman shouldawakenarenewaloffaithand zealinindifferentCatholicsandlead themtoaclearerantihigherconceptionofthe('atholicChurch.Says thisnewwitnessintheHouseof Pilate \evermorestronglythanto-day hivetheclaimsoftheChurchurged themselvesonthoughtfulmen. We arewitnessingeverywherethefailure ofnon-CatholicprinciplesofeducationwithoutChristianreligion,of moralitywithoutChristianreligion, oforganisedsociety,indeed,without Christian

Thetruthbluntlyis,thatforthe avera2emaninthisworld,buttwo pathslieopen.Oneisindicatedliy Christianity,theotherurgedbysensuality.Theexceptionalman,who treadsneither,istooraretobereckonedwithinanyinclusiveconsiderationofhumanaffairs.Onitshumanside.Christianity-Imean,distinctively,CatholicChristianity-is thesoleeffectivephilosophyofrestraintitisthenoblesseobligeof afallenhumanity.Forwhetherwe

believe,ordonutbelieve,allreflectingmenareagreedthathumannaturetendscontinuallytosinktolevelsincomparablybelowthelevelof thebeasts.

Christianity,whetherconsideredas aspectacleoraphilosophy,isthe mostfascinatingofstudiesinthis life.Italoneaffordselementalstruggles,deeplymovingcontrasts,and inevitable,aswellasnever-ending strife.For,oncethesenseofsinis lost,sinitselflosesallpoignancy andinteresteverythingfallstothe negligibledepthofsensualcaprice.

Inthesamewaytheonegreatrefugefromthepresent-dayprovincialismofthoughtistheCatholic Church.Itisinitstermsoftruth alone,thatanyadequateunderstandingmayhehadofChristiancivilisation-ofwhatEuropehasbeeninthe fullnessofthatcivilisation,andof whatweallareto-dayinitseclipse. TLemoreadequateone'sknowledge oftheChristianreligion,andImust repeat,Ihereuse"Christian"and "Catholic"asone-thegreaterishis 'correctiveofthemyopiaofpresentdaythought.Insaying"Theonly clearthoughtto-dayinEuropeis ('atholicthought,"Hillaireliellocis exactlyright.

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"Sparklingfootball"wastheverdictofallwhowitnessedthegame Subiacov.EastPerthatthemodel suburbonlastSaturday.Truethe ruinthatcamebeforehostilitieswere concludedputanendtothebrilliancyoftheplay,butitdidnot cooltheardourofhundredsofenthUS shaftswhobravedeverydropofthe downpourinordernottomissthe leastincidentinamostinteresting exhibitionofthewinterpastime.On thewholethegamewasveryeven, andmanyconsiderthatthemaroons werefortunatetohavecomeoutof itontherightside.IfitisassertedthatSabine°hadsomethingup theirsleevesallalong,itmustbe concededthatEastshadtheworst oftheluck,thanwhichnothingis moredishearteningtoayoungteam. Tiequalityoftheplayshownby EastPerthcanbegaugedfromthe factthaninthishigh-scarematch theywereonly13pointsinarrears, whereasatthefirstmeetingofthese twotennisSubiacogainedtheverdictby.63points.Puddy,Drr,Campbell,Matson,Viaide',Rafferty,Sullivan,andLaingwerethemostprominentfor:Whines).EastPerth's shininglightswereFisher,Itainshaw, linrris,MoeKenzie,Harrold,Healy, NashandRowe.

Afairlylargecrowdcongregated toseetireissueofthebattlebetween theoldopponents,EastFreteantle andWestPerth.Thelatterwore ;sinustwoofHaarbestmen,Gast andHayes.TheredoubtableRiley easanabsenteefromMasts'team. ThebrilliancyoftheplayonthepreviousMondayaislacking,moreparticularlyasregardsworkintheair. However,Westskepttheblueand whitesinovine,andathalf-timethe scoreswere!mai-Ile:illyeven.The thirdquarterellsMasts'andthelast neats',theformerleavingthetield Tannersby15paints.ThebestplayersforEastFremantlewereTruseott,Craft!,Strang,Neilson,WrightsonandMetherall.WestPerthhail asbestexponentsW.Jones,ShepSerif,Kneale,Rowe,Austin,and a-a.

Contrarytotheexpectationsof !nestpenile,thegiosiebetweenNorth andSouthFremantleprovedthe easiest.of thingsforthefornisr.Souths,antheday,haddeterairatedfromthefirsttothethird ss,andwereabletodi,nothingIii stopthevictoriaasrushesofthe Northmen,DanBrownewasina aoal-kicAingtaeod,securingfourfor thewinners.Thefinalscoreswere `girthFremantle,6gintis !feeds; -oathFremantle,IsealSbehinds.

GLENDAISAUGHANDSHENTONS.

AveryexcitinggamewaswitnessedatGlendaloughlastSunday.The visitingteamarrivedat2.30.The hometeamhavingthewindinthe firstquartershowedtheadvantage ofitbykicking3goals2behindsto 1goal.TheShentonshavingthe windinthesecondquarterplayedup well.Rhodgerstakingabeautiful mark,senttheballthroughforthe secondtime.Athalftimethescores wereHometeam,6goals8behinds; Shentons,6goals7behinds,Therest oftheplaywasinfavourofthehome, team,Brownbeingoneofthemost prominentplayersforGlendalough. ThegoalkickersforGlendalough:Brown,Seery,Hockey,andO'Neill Thefinishofthematchwasveryexciting,Shentonsplayingupwell,the scoresbeingGlendalough,15goals 15behindsShentons,12goals 9 behinds,Glendaloughwinningby24 points.

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ManyhumorousstoriesareattributedtoMr.JosephChoate.tierecentlytoldoneaboutanIrishman, whowaspassingabirdfancier's shop,whenanoticeinthewindow caughthiseye sale,aletrgain!Asplendidparrot.Speakssevenlanguages."TheIrishmanwalk edinside,andafterhavingtarainined thebirthandbeardittalkinallthe sevenlanguages,purchaseditandorderedittohedeliveredtohisittldress.Hehurriedhalmeintheevenine,andasheenteredthehousehis firstwordstohiswifewere,"Did thebirdmile."'Hiswiferepli«Iin theallirtnati%isandadded,"andit fsstuffed,roasted,andreadyfor soli.ButItaussurprisedat.you'buyingsuchapourthing.'['here's 1111 morethanamouthfulofeatingin it.""Yecookedit!"screamedher laisband."ti111111.Idid,"repliedhis wife,marvellingathisexcitement. "Butitwasn'ttobekilled,"hegasped.'Itwasaveryvaluableparret andImeantitforapresentfor'you. Itwasawonderfultalkingparrot surethatbirdcouldtalksevenIan:reeves,""Then,why,inthename /ifgaminess,"demandedhiswife, "didn'tittellmeinoneofthem."

distance."But1amaCatholicotilie objected).Icannotthinkofattendingseourchurch."The(parsonstill hadacardtoplay,andadded:"But weareallCatholics,youknow.Our ChurchisabranchoftheCatholic Church.""Well,afterall,"respondedtheinvalid,"ityoudon'tmindI IthinkI'LLSTICKTOTHE TRUNK!"

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Apriest,aProtestantminister, andaJewishRaibbiweregreat friends,andtheyseldomenteredintoargumentsonreligion.Oneday thispriestandtheministerdecided toasktheRabbiwhathethought oftheirrespectivereligions."If ChristisnotGod,"saidtheRabbi, "Iamright.IfChristisGod,our friend,theCatholicpriestisright. lintwhetherChristisGodorisnot God,ourfriend,theProtestant,is wrong."

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"No,judge.Ifhewasmatshueban',andhetreatedmeInkhedid 'iswife,Ahwouldn'tcallnopliceman.No,tuth,Ahalcalltieundertaker."

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DeanSmythonDivineMercyandtheSacredHeart

OnSundayweekoneofthemost solemn,yetmostbeautifulandsublimepracticesoftheChurchwascarriedintoeffect,andamidhymnsof praiseandadoration,ourBlessed Lord,KingofKings,wasraisedto Histhrone,whereHeremainedexposedtoreceivetheadorationand worshipofHisfaithfulsubjects,and toshowerHisgracesandblessings uponthem.TheAltarwasilluminatedbyhundredsofcandles,itndthe exquisiteperfumeascendingfromthe flowersdecoratingit,pervadedthe. wholeChurch.Duringthedaycrowds ofpeoplecametoPayhomageto theirLordandKing,andreceiveHis DivineBlessing,andaconstint GuardofHonourwasmaintainedby theChildrenofMary,fourbeingon glitirdatatime.

AfterthesecondAla,h,Archdeacon Smythpreachedonthemercyof GodtosinnersandthedutyofsinnerstordspinaltoHismercyinthis life.Manhadatwofolddestiny- to loveandserveGodhere,andtosee andenjoyIfiniintheeternalhireafter.Notmoresurelydoesthebelit dispeldarkness,thanthatahappy eternityistherewardof lid well-spentlife.onlyOW';,1-!11,1i1,1 preventthemattainingthan;;(halide destiny.andthatW;18sinsnthe fiiraetfulne,sfcid,sintip.ideece afereilmaliciouslyanddeliserotly totheCreator,sinthat4.11,1oral crucifiedGod, hattdiditmr.inin catholietosininoctali., .lore thanill ptwan:Assuredly!!More thaninamidicatholic.'Yes,Envphaticallv!'Foritmeantfor 14 .0th011ethat friendofGodwho hailthetruefaith,whoLadSW,in toCOal:ItHaPt .644: 11111beensupernaturallystrengthened andevenfedbytheLivingFlesh;mil Bloodof;'heist.,haddeserted:oil abandonedHim hadjoinedvit.!) HellishlegionstoinsultHim;had stride!bywhileHisenemiessliced Pisfleshoffinpiecesbythescoffves;hadjoinedinthechorusof mockeryaroundIllsdyingbedofthe cross;andhaddunesir,likeJudas, afterpartakingofHimselfinthe FiddlySueramentofLovetheEucharist.Thatisthemaileeofsinina

CatholicNootherhadsuchknowledge,suchgrace,suchpreventives, andthereforenoothersinssoma1iglinntlyandmaliciously.

Stillthe(JewelbadethemHope,'" RepentandAmend,: antiiftheirsinswereascrimson,or asscarlet,they would becomewhiteassnoworaswoolby theircontritionintheSacramentof

Attheeveningdevotionsthelarge Churchwascrowdedlongbeforethe devotionscommenced,manynon-Catholicsattending."Thesermonwas appropriatetotheoccasion, DevotiontotheSacredHeart.The preacherdweltonthedoctrinalquestionofthedevotion,explainingthat whenitwasfullyunderstoodit meantintense,personalandaffectio-

munionandtheirGodenthrorlfor AdorationandBenediction.Holy ChurchtookcaretosignaliSeevery eventintheLord'smortallife.Kis Birth,HisInfancy,Hiesecretlife, Hispubliclife,hisPassion,Death, Resurrection,andAscensionbyFeast Daysthroughoutthecourseofthe year,andthatmaybetakenasone answertothequery,whyspecially honourHisHeartwhentheyhonouredHisWholePerson.Everyevent intheRedeemer'slifebuditsspecialmessageforthem,andeachportionofHisAllSacredHumanity mighttellthemhowitcontributed totheworkofRedemption.Doesnot thescourgingattheT'illargraphicallyandsorrowfullysuggestatonement.forthesinsoftheflesh,the animalindulgenceofthebody?Does notthecrowningwithThornseloquentlytellof1tonernentforthesins ofintellectualpride,immoralthoiielits,anduncharitableness?Inlike ermine-.thewoundsoftheIlanilserdi FietandtheHeart.Theyadored ChristasGodandManPerfectGdel. ant!Perfect.Man.!lchadafullhuninnnature,withallitsorgansand faculties.

"LearnofMebecause1sun amlbuntileofheartandyonwill tiedresttoyoursouls."St.Mtitw'sGospelxi.29.

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suNDAy,5thArrEitvu.\TErilAT v.2i4-2.4.Atthat tohis tyour ni,WPthan thatofthescribesandPharisees, youshallnotenterthekingdomof heaven.Youhaveheardthatitwas saidtothemofold,Thoushaltnot Lillandwhosoevershallkill,shall beindangerofthejudgment.!tutI saytoyou,thatwhosoeverisan.2rywithhisbrother,shallbein date,erofthejudgment; andwhosoi,vcrshallsaytohishe-other,!tacit, hullbeindangerofthecouncil andwhosoevershallsay,Thoufool, sballbeindangerofhelltire.It thereforethouofferthygiftatthe altar,andtherethourememberthat thybrotherbathanythingagainst thee,leavetherethyofferingbefore thealtar,andgofirsttobereconciledtothybrotherandthencomity:,thoushaltofferthygift, It;,N110:DAN"WHITEi.-ST.AN,1NDCONFESSOR,anativeofFlorence,became itanearlyageamemberofthe denierofSt.Dominic.Attimeinvita tionofPopeEmzeneIV.,heassisted attheGeneralcouncilofFlorence. ElectedArchbishopofFlorence,he gaveasignalexampleofChristian charityontheoccasionofapestilencewhichragedinthatcityduring awholeyear.St.Antoninusdiedin 1459, 17.TUESDAY(WHITE).--ST. PASCHALI.,d'EANDCONFESSOR,itscendedthepapalthronein S17.Duringapontificateofnearly

eightyearshemanifestedgreatenergyinbuildingchurches,hospices, andconyeats,andinrestoringand bekititifinethesacrededificesMM.!! alreadyexisted.Hewasalsosolivit. orsinprovidingforthewantsof theGawk.Christian:4whomthepersecutionsoftheloind,clastshaditrienfromtheEast.

11.wEDNEsimi(WHITE),-ST. ISIDORE,CONFESSOR,wasa farmhitioarernearMadrid,ignorant ofworldlyKnowledge,butlearnedinthescienceofthesaints.He udinctitiedhislabourbycontinual prayer,butneverallowedhisdevotamstoimpedethefulfilmentofthe dutieswhichheowedtohismastd-r. Hediedin1170,attheageofO. Tilechurchinthefarmingdistrictof .lemlitcubbine(attendedfromToadyavisdedicatedtohisname.

19.TIICW,DA(WHITE).-ST. LiVeaFALcoNIERI,VIRGIN, J w anativeofFlorence.Having,while stillatchild,lostherfather,she foundasecondfatherinheruncle, t.AlexisFalconieri,oneofthe foundersoftheServiteOrder.She iscelebratedforherdevotiontothe AdorableSacramentoftheSitar andtotheMotherofGod,Likeso many()Oursaints,si.ewassingularlysuccessfulinreconcilingenemies andreclaimingsinners.Shediedat anadvancedageite1340.

20.FRIDAYREDeST,SILVERICS,POPE.1NDMARTYR,byhis refusaltofavourtheEutychianheretics,excitedtheenmityoftheEmpressTheodora,whoprocuredhis banishmenttoI'atris,inAsiaMinor. Heowedhisreleasetotheeffortsof thebishopofthephce,whoremonstratedwiththeEmperorJustinian

natede.rationtotheSacredPerson ofGodtheSon,WhobecameIncarnateintheVirgin'swomb,andbeearnIncarnate,sotospeak,atMasA thatliemightbealwayswithmen astheirIleavenlyroodinHolyCom-

ontheindignitydifferedtotheVicar ofchrist."Thereare,"heurged, -manySinesintheworld,butonly onePopenvrrtheChurchofthe wholeworld.'Havingagainfallen intothehandsofhisenemies,St. Si!.eritsdiedfromhardusage,or, accordite:tosome,WILKpittoaviolentdeath, 53%.

21.sATritvAy(WHITE). ALoystrs(;(iNzAt;A,uuNFEsNOR,belongedtoanoblefamilyof Lombardy.Throughthetendercare ofhisvirtuousmother,heattained eveninchildhoodahighdegreeof spiritualperfection.Hehasbeen dd.signatedbytheHolySeeasspee:illpatronofyoungpersons,to whomhehasleftanexampleofall thevirtues,butparticularlyofspotlessparity,rigorous.mortification, andprofoundhumility.Hediedin Rome,in1591,ofanillnesscontractedwhileattendingthesickduring amalignantpestilence.

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SinceageingintheCaskisthesolemeansusedformaturingPower'sWhiskey,largeBondedWarehouseshavingacapacityofstoring25,000Hogsheadsarerequired.TheseWarehousesareundertheCharterofHisMajesty'sInlandRevenue, andtheVentilationismostcarefullylookedafter,toproduce evennessoftemperature.

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Valueyourhealth,anddrinkPower's"ThreeSwallow" ofthedieteticvalueofPotStillWhiskeytherecanbeno question.TothecompoundEthersofPotStillWhiskeyis attributeditseffectiveactionasastimulant.

InPower's"ThreeSwallow"youhaveallthecharacteristicsofgoodWhiskey-purity,maturity,flavorandaroma. "ALightMildWhiskey"agreeabletothepalate.Power'sPot Stillshouldappealtoyouasa"WhiskeydeLuxe"itcosts threetimesasmuchtoproduceasanyofthePatentSpirits, whichareextractedchieflyfromForeignIndianCorn,byan inventionofrecentyears,calledthePatentStill,producinga spiritevaporatedinoneoperation,andpracticallytasteless. Thisspiritwasdescribedsomeyearsago,byGeorgeAugustus Salaasbeing:-

"Aproductwhichstartslifewithoutacharacter," "andfailstogetonewithage."

Thetemptationofpalmingoffanarticlecosting/,ofthe genuinearticle,appealsto"ArtsandCrafts,"and,asaProfit andLosstransaction,hasprovedtohavebeenenormouslyprofitable.

THEIRISHTRADEMARK

ObservetheIrishTradeMarkonbackofeveryexported bottleof"ThreeSwallow"Whiskey.

ThisTradeMarkisRegisteredbytheIrishIndustrial DevelopmentAssociation(Incorporated)todistinguish,fromall otherWhiskeys,"genuineIrishWhiskey,"forwhichonlythey grantthisMark,toIrish"PotStill"Distillers.

-KnowledgeisthereforePower."Wegiveittoyou.Use it.andbenefitthereby.

TheVicarofMorwenstow

BySHANELESLIE,inthe"IrishRosary"

RobertStephenHawkerwasoneof great-heartedyeteccentric men,whomtheworldcanneverunderstand,orevenmakeupitsmind tomakesaripususeof.Theirmemoriesaretoyedwith,andtheirnames puttoadvertisementafterdeath,but duringtheir.:.ivestheyarethwarted, shelved,orutterlyneglect3d.

Hawkerwasoneendowadwith greatandmiscellaneousgifts,which bewasnevergiventhechanceteuse, exceptwithinthesmallparishthat iseverassociatedwitL'hisname.

EstablishedChurchesneverhave muchneedofgenius.Itisanlyin thedaysoftheirstragglingaspirationorfinaldownfallthatmenof variedpartsfindscopeinareligious career.DisastertotheChurchhas alwaysbroughtvigorouspersonalitiestothesurface.

Hawkerdeservedagreatcareer.

Helivedastrenuousandself-sacrificinglife,but,onthewhole,hemissedfire,consideringhisgreatqualitiesofheartandmind.Hecannot besaidtohavefoundanygreatmission.Ilehadnonewmessagetoreveal.Theonlyconsiderablefamehe acquiredduringhislifetimecamefrom accidentallywritingafamousballad-

"AndshallTrelawney(lie?

ThentwentythousandCornishmen

Shallknowthereasonwhy"whichMacaulayhadmistakenfora seventeenthcenturyantique,andinsertedassuchinhis"Historyof England.,"Otherwisehewroteprose andpoetrywithdishearteningresult. Hewouldnotwriteforthepublic, :nthesamewaythathewouldnot preachforshow.Helookedupon hislifeasafailure,butasaninterestingandavividfailure.Forhe oncewrote,"whatalifeminewould I.e,ifitwereallarittenandpublishedinabook."

Theonlyoutlinesthatneedbeindicatedforthepurposeofthissketch are,roughly,these:-

1.Newman'soxfordforaneducation.

2.Forty-oneyearsasAnglicanVicarofMorwenstowforaprofession.

3.Romeforadeath-bed. Hislifewasexcessivelyremote.It sasspententirelyinafar-away Cornishparish,whichwasthencut AIfromcivilisationandpeopledon 1Ybyaresiduumofsmugglers,wreckers,andoriginalWesleyans.It asaildremainentirelylosttoushut forhisletters,whichfortunately surviveandrevealayearningpoet, agenuinehumourist,andwithala manofthedeepestspirituals.

Manyauamusingstoryhetoldof RevivalismletlooseupontheCornishmind-"spasmsoftheganglions" hecalledit.AsCelts,they,hungered forstrongermeatthanprayermeeting,andsohuntingthedevilinpersonbecamepopularinchapel.Many atimewastheEvilOnehustledover thefloororham-strungbyadeft umbrella.OncethereluctantFiend wasseentoperchonafarmer's neck.

"Do'ontroostonmewiththee blackwings,"shriekedtheunfortunate. ItwasagreatpitythattheCatholicFaithdiedalingeringdeath, asitdidinCornwall,forlackof Cornish-speakingpriests.Wesleywas thefirsttravellingevangelistto comesincetheFriars,andthepeopleclungwildlytohishems.

Intheend,Hawkercoulddopretty wellwhathelikedwiththepeople. Hefoughtdownalloppositionwith scornandlaughter.Atonetimehis Vestryattemptedtocutdownthe Churchrate.Heassembledthem andreadtheExorcisticServicein Latinoverthem,whereat,inhisown words,"fivefledfromtheroom howling,andmyratewascarried!"

Itwashistasktoputdownthe grimpracticeofwrecking,forwhich Cornwallhadanevilname.There weredayswhenfamilieslivedbythe harvestofthestorms.Everywinter firewoodandprovenderweredeliveredtothemoutofthemawofthe sea.Thecustomofwatchingfor wrecksmadethempitilesstocastaways,whomtheyscarcelytroubled tobury.Therewasarumourthat childrenweretaughttoprayevery nightforawreckbeforemorning.

Wrecksplayedavividandanoble PartinHawker'slife.Hewouldbe thefirsttotherescueoftheliving, andthelongesttomournthedrowned.Oftenhewouldberousedinthe night,nottoconfessastrandedsoul, buttogodowntoadoomedship.

ThewreckoftL'e"Primrose"was oneincidentofmany.Whentheship dameashorewithouthercrew,the firsttoboardherwastheVicar,in cassockandslippers.Therewereonlydogslefttorescue.Hawkerand hismanpulledintheropesandfastenedhertoarock.Thewreckers onlyarrivedintimetobethreatened by,theirpastorwithBodmingaolit theytouchedatimber.

Mr.Bridgewood,Cotteslos("Records"soldatChurch),£4.

Mr.D.1O'Connor,N.Perth,les6d. "Records"soldatCathedra:.£1 Os3d.

Rev.Fr.O'Morman,Cottesloe,100 Gd. FremantleCatholicInstitut 3s. 3d.

MissM.Ashe,Hine'sHill, 6d.

Mr.GeorgeGray,1Pingelly,les6d.

Rev.Fr.Moloney("Records"sold atChurch,S.Perth),9s6d.

Rev.Fr.Neville,O.M.I.,North Fremantle("Records"soldat Church),£810s6d.

Mr.Finn,N.Perth,3s3d.

Mr.J.1VicA.ugh,IrwinSiding:.109 ed.

VeryRev.Fr.Flynn,0.M.I.,Fremantle("Records"soldatC.hurch), £22s9d.

Rev.Fr.Donogher,Boulder("Records"soldatChurch),£615s.

Mrs.FrankJohnson,Goomalliag, 3s3d.

Mr.J.F.Whitely,Victoria,i'ark, 13s. "Records"soldatCathedral,15s. Rd.

ThecombinationissorareinEnglishlife,thatitisneedlesstorecord thathewasareitafterall,and, likemanyCornishCelts,imbued withplentyofIrishblood.Heused torecallwithpridethathisancestorshadbeenaHawker,orFalconer toaThomond. Hislettersandpoemsarequite uniqueastheoutputofaprovincial Vicar.Quaint,refreshingandsincere,theythrowlittlelessthana CelticviewuponVictorianEngland. Theymakeapiquantsaucetothe stalememoriesandletterswithwhich themarkethasbeenfloodedever since.

WhenHawkercametoMorwenstow,aresidentVicarwasunknown, andthechurchwasinruins.He foundhimselfamongstareligious yetsuperstitiouspeople,who,ashis bestepigramsaid,hadbeeninduced byWesley'spreachingtochange theirsins!Hehadtostruggle verybitterlyforhisposition,but hisoriginalityofcharacterandhis mightychampioningofthepoor madehimatoncethemostpicturesqueandthebestlovedmaninCornwall.

Ashewasmadeupinevenproportionsofhumourandfaithandpoetry,letusdojusticetothefirst,for itisonlythespiritualmen,versedin thesecretsofthenextworldwho canaffordtomakefunoftheworld thatis,Onlyanagnosticcanbecomestupidlyseriousoversucha transitorymatterasmortallife. Hawkerwasoneofthosechoice spiritswhocouldbewrapttoahigh stateofcontemplationatonehour oftheday,andheplayingpractical jokesthenext. ADissenteronce broughtachildtobebaptised,and, theriteconcluded,inquiredtheprice. "Onethousandpounds,"wastheinstantreply.ItwasHawker'sway ofimpressingotherswiththevalue ofaSacrament,asaellasenjoying himselfinchurch.

Hismostbrilliantprankswere Playedinstudentdays.One,atleast, hasbeenaddedtothejest-bookof thenations.leusedtoswimout toarockinthehay,clothehimself inoilskinandseaweed,flashahandmirrorinthemoonlight,andlifthis voiceinsong.Nightafternighta crowdcollectedtogapeatthesupposedmermaid!

Evenasaparson,therewasno Snowingwhathewouldnotdo.If heenteredanemptyshop,hewould gravelyproceedbehindthecounter andbefoundsellingtothenext corner.

HehadsuchaCelticlovefor brightcoloursthathewasnever knowntowearastitchofblackin churchorout.Hiscassockwasthe brownofthemaiden-hairstems, whichheveneratedasthetraditional colourofOurLady'shair.Hewore nnalb,whichhehadprovedfrom Scripturemusthavebeenthe"shininggarments"wornbytheangels.

Whenthe"MargaretQuayle"went ashoreatClovelly,Hawkernearly brokehisheartwithpityandfury. Hecould.notmakeamanstirtothe rescue,andthere,underacliff450 feethigh,wasashipatanchor,with nineteensoulsLoveringbetweenlife anddeath.Invainbestormedup thetownofferinguntoldrewards. Theshipwaslefttossingthereall night,tillthecrew,indespair,got awayinabrokenboat.Therewere morefatalwrecksthatlitteredhis parisbboundariesaithbatteredcorpses.Galeaftergalefoundhimwaitingthelivingwithcheerandthe deadwithdecentburial.Eventhe gobbetsoffleshtornupontherocks hehadcollectedinbaskets.When namelesswaifsdriftedup,hetook themintohischurch,andshrouded themandburiedthemwithflowers, asthoughtheyhadbeenhisownchildren.

Butheneverforgavethecowardice ofthemenofClovelly.Thoughthey bravedhisfierceentreatiesonthe nightofthestorm,theirchildrenwill longcringeunderthehitterballad inwhichhehandedthemdownto posterity.(Araveniscroakingfrom thecliff):-

"TheywillsavetheCaptain'sgirdle, Andshirtifshirttherebe; Butleavetheirbloodtocurdle Formyolddameandme."

Inthecourtsafterwardshedid themoutoftheirclaimsforsalvage. Anotherman'slifebuthiswould havebeenindanger,buthehadtoo manyfriendsamongsea-faringfolk, andnomandurstlayahandupon din.

Wreckingdiedoutinhislifetime. Uneofhislettersdescribesthedeath ofoneofthesenotoriouslandsharksa whousedtofastenonadoomed ship,.waittillallwasover,takepossession,andclaimsalvage.Sincethe dayofthedeath,henotedinaletter,continualstorm,andthateven ashewrote,thetabletrembledwith thewind.HefeltthatthePrinceof thePowersoftheairwaspassing alsouponwreckagebent

WomenMartyrs

CONSTIPATION,TERRIBLEHE ACHESANDSHOULDERPAINS -BILEBEANSCUREI.SA SPLENDIDMANNER.

Mrs.M.Elliott,ofThurnsstreet, SouthernCross,W.A.,says---For manyyears,evenbeforeIwasreserried,constipationandindigeeton weakenedme.Fearfulpainsatthe bottomofthebackrenderedi.ehelpless.MyliverwasthorougL'lycLisrganisedandifIshouldsitRoveat allIwoulddozeoffandIalways feltsluggisL'.Terribleheadachesaad painsbetweentheshouldersaddedto myproffering,andforyearsmylife wasalmostunbearable.

"ItwasafterreadingofsomeLila BeancuresthatIdecidedtotrytuts medicine.Iobtainedalmostinstant relieffromthefirstdoseortwo,sI determinedtopersevere.Afterafs:11 courseofBileBeans,allthehor:Ssle symptomswereended,mysystem strengthened,andinvigorated,andI wasabletogetaboutfeelingfitand well.BileBeanscuredmeinaonderfulmanner."

Mrs.('laraMcDonald,of146, BullanamingStreet,Redfern,ezdney, "Foryearsmylifewas madeamiserybybiliousness,indigestionandheadaches.Biliousboats wouldprostratemefordaystsgether,takingallenergyoutofrse. Allsortsofmedicinesandpillsdid Itry,butnoneofthemdidmeaay good.

"ItwasaftertryingalotofmedicinesthatIcommencedtakinsoils Beans.Thefirstfewdosesfre is,fromheadaches,flatulenceand whilstrayappetitebegantopproee. IcontinuedtakingBileBeaswin' myailmentswereendedand1was restoredtoasplendidhealthycondition."

(Thatangelsworewingsheconsideredapopularfallacy,asthefactis nevermentionedintheBible.)Over thealbhecarriedanoldchasuble, amberononesideandgreenonthe other,whichhereversedaccordingto festival. Abroadinhisparishheworea claret-colouredlong-coatoverablue fishing-jersey,thelattertoremind henofhismissionasafisherof men.Themarkofthespear-print waswovenonhissideinredthread. Hisgloveswerecrimson,asbefitted thehandsofasacrificingpriest. Widsawakeandtopbootscompleted hisgear.Forfortyyearsherode aboutinthisattire,soothingthe sick,fightingthebattlesofthepoor, savingtheoldfromtheworkhouse, andprotectingtheshipwrecked.

InIsauntinglineshedescribedthe doomelsewhereofthewrecker,who hardenedhisheartthathemightfill hishand"Twistthouandtwine!inlightand gloom, Thespellisonthinehand; Thewindshallbethychangeful loom, Thewebtheshiftingsand."

(Tobecontinued.)

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