The Record Newspaper 19 July 1913

TheWest AUSTRALIAN RECORD

PERTH,SATURDAY,JITLY19,1913

ASENSIBLEWIFE---TellsHowSheHeldHerHusband'sAffections

Underthisheadingthefollowing articleappearedintheMaynumber of"ExtensionMagazine,"andwas awardedthefirstprizeofferedfor shortlettersonthesubject.Itisfull ofsplendidthoughtonasubjectthat causesmuchanxietytomanyayoung woman.

Toholdahusband'saffectionis comparativelyeasy.Tosomewomen,indeed,itmayhaveprovena task,butthereasonsfortheirinabilityarenotdifficulttodiscover. Toomanygirlshavechangedradicallyinthelastdecade.Theyexpect toomuch.Thehoneymoonisscarcelypassedbeforetheywanttheirown home,oraiiano,oramaid,exeensivedressesandhatsandthingsbeyondwhattheaveragehusbandcoin afford.Itmustbeapparenttothose interestedinahappyhomethat somesacrificemustbemade,and someeconomypracticedearlyinmarriedlife.Thegirlwhohashadsome trainingorexperienceisfortunate, andmostofushaveorshouldhive had.('otpnarativelyfewgirlsare rearedinplenty,and fewerstillmarryina'fluence.Mostmenmust maketheirownwayin lifehencetheimportanceofknowingwhat todo.

Thereisnovalidexcuseforignoranceonthatscore.itis,moreover, averyinterestingtheme,thisscienceofdomesticity.Youcaninject yourownindividualityintothesubjectandheinacluesbyyorself, thusmakingitapleasureinsteadof drudgery.Learntodosomething worthwhile.Whileitmaynotlie literallytruethatyoucanreacha Ifan'sheartthroughhisstomach, neverthelesswithoutfairlygood healthyoucannotmakehimhappy.

WithoutProperlyPreparedFood thereisNoSuchThingasGood Health.

Consequently,strangeasitmay seen,

TheKitchenistheSecretKeyfor HoldinghisAffectionsatHome.

Ifyoucannotpreparethemealproperlyandkeephousesystematically, youareinthewrongfromthestart. Ifyoudonothavetodothecoo's:ingyourself,itiscertainlyevident totheaveragewell-balancedmind thatitisnecessarythatyouknow

ingundertheprevailingsocialcustom,cannotbenatural.

DoNotgoCrazyoverwhatis calledSociety. Itisnotinsocietythatyouwillfind yourtrustorthyfriends.Theemblemofsocietyisreallyveryoften onlyasignalofdistress.Fityourselfforsociety,thenavoiditas muchasaossi'leinyourownhome youwillfindthebestsociety.those wholieforpleasurealonelivewith(al;or.,

Equalityofthesexesisnotinthe natureofthings..\lanandwoman weremadefor,andnotlikeoneanother.Thewoman'splaceisthe home.Thedifferencebetweenman's vocationndwoman'sseemstohe oneisabroad,theotherat hoele;oneactive,theotherpassive. Ilegoesouttoseekhispathhers tstallyliesclosetoherfeet.Yet eachisasdistinct,ashonourable,as difficAt.Eachini,stberesolutely trod. Ionceheardamarriedwomansay,

theimportanceofthelittlethings thatmeansomuchtotheaverage man,suchaspersonalneatnessand tidiness,dressingthetablewith clean,whitelinen,anddecoratingit withflowersinseasonandsometimes outofseason,especiallyatChristmasandEastertune.Evenold, crackedandchippeddishesareajarringnote.

Iknowfrompersonalexperience thevalueoftheselittlethingsand theirinfluenceonahusband.Ifa woman(loci;herbesttopleaseher lus'and,IknowDewillhehappyand shesuccessfulinholdinghisloveand affection.

WhenitisTimetoThinkof Miracles

ToHoldaHusband's Affectionmeansto Makethehomea PlacewhereHappie nessReignsSupreme Tuachievethiswillrequiresomestudyand cons:derahlethinin't, initiativeandpatience. Itcannotbedonepermanentlyeithouta knowledgeofhousehold duties,Ifyouwere edbyafir.(e corperatien,d you suer,sethatyouwould he romotedtoo madeforewo1,anwithoutanovleel'eeofhow theworkshouldbe done,orbowtodirect otherstodoit?Th itisunreasonableto supposethatyoucan nakeasuccessofyour 111"homewithoutathoroughknowledgeofyour particulardepartment, whichisrightatthe hearthstone,andtheniostdifficultto manage. Thereisthisquestiontoconsider (rfwhatuseistheaverageschooleducatedgirloryounglady,with.all herprettyuselessnessandpleasant idlenesssocietyhastaughther,to theaverageyoungmandrawinga fairsalaryandabouttowed?None atall! YOW,assumingthatyour husbandmustgotoworkatseven o'clockinthemorning,donotlet Millgethisownbreakfastofcoffee androlls,orbaconandeggs,asthe casemaybe,butarouseyourselfand "beonthe'fob"withhim.Andwhn hereturnsfortheeveningmealmeet himwithapleasantsmile,and, aboveall,thatdaintypinknessthat pleasedhimsowellbeforemarriage. Haveflowersonthetable,white, cleanlinenandshiningchina.Itmay nothenoticedatfirst;butgraduallyitwillchangethewholenatureof theman,andcultivatethebeautiful inhisnature.Insteadofgadding aboutorlisteningtolectures*at dotson"IlowtoTametheBrilte,itismoreimportantthatawoman putfort!:herbestendeavourtolearn "HowtoFeedtheBrute."

KindlylentbyB.Parker,Esq.,UsheroftheBlackHod.)

THEWEHTRALIANSTATEPARLIAMENT,asitwillappearwhencompleted., howitistohedone,inorderthat youmaydirectothers.

Behonest,hefrank,andmakeno excusesthatarenottrue.Facethe musicofcourse,thereshouldnot heto()muchmusic.Thelittledetails ofhomelifearetheoneswhichcount must.Thinknotofyourself,butof yourwork.Theinterestingandattrectivearemadeso,notbytheir hysicalbuttheirintellectualqualities,andthesimpleevery-dayvirtues.Themostbeautifulwoman,it ,ehedull,coarv,orsh7ewish, quicklylosesthepowertop1raseand becomesanobjectofindifferenceor repulsion.Absolutehon:styandcinIdencemustheestablishedbetween tarnandwife.Intime,withkindness,loyaltyandtruth,wonderswill beworked.

withgreatgleeandsatisfaction:

Oh,myhusbandsavesmeallthe troubleinhousekeeping;heorders thedinnersandgoestothebutchers tochooseit,paysallthebillsand eelstheweeklyaccounts.Ilenever wantsmetodoanything."

Ithougl.t,"Mydear,ifIwereyou Ishouldheverymuchashamedboth ofmyselfandtoyhusband."

Theannarentnecessityofaknowledgeofhoeseworkisreadllyaepredated.Ifvoncannotcook,gotoa cookingschool,attendlecturesor readbooksontheartofcooking.

Lifeissaidtobedullandinon_tanousaniyetitsvarietyissoendIusthatitisneertherai.efor anytwoh.unanbein:s.Foreachone itvariesfromdaytodayandfrom yeartoye:r.Thef,talmonotonyof sonenessliesinourtieivy,sluavish nateres.Ifwearouseoirselveseae. findinfiniteentertainment.Th-,sthe iefortanceofselfismanifested.You mustcultivateanindividuality.Whv .houldvonpetternafteryourneigh!otr.who,loadeddownandstegaee-

Whenahouseboastsbothofmasterandmistress,eachshouldleave totheothertheappointedworkand Iothqualifythemselvesrightlytofeltilthas'me,abstainingasmuchas possiblefrommutualinterference.A manwhocantrusthiswifeorhis housekererelmuldnomoremeddle eithherhonedutiesthansheshould resterhimwithquestionsabouthis officebusiness.Nodoubt,countless occasionswillarisewhenwewill counseleachotherinworldlyaffairs. Itisanobviouslawtouswomen, then,tocultivateagoodmentalat-

AnyEffortforaSereneHomeLife mustBeginwiththeWoman. TIth-reareservantsi-itheUntidy, treatthemasyonwouldmembersof thefaealv.Thentherewillheno sneakinginthehackdoorsandwild goosestorieswhenyouchecktinin thetifornine.

Tcannotetnphasisetoostrongly

Inthisageofmaterialism,when pseudo-sciencewouldputFaithinto awellandkeepitthere,whenthe votariesofReasonwouldannihilate theSupernatural,itissomethingof morethanpassinginteresttoread theexpressedconvictionofadistinguished physicianinrelationto thewondersofLourdes.ThedullandquestioningCatholicwho, likethedoubtfulThomasofold,mustsee beforehecanbelieve, woulddowelltoread anddigestwhatDr. Boiseerie,ofLourdes, hastosayuponthe questionofmiracles--. "Ilookuponnocure ofanervousmaladyas theeffectofamiracle. Aparalyticwhobegins towalk,adumbperson whosuddenly speaks,amaniacwho recovershisreason, etc.,theseareassuredlymiraculouscures, andyetIdonotacceptthemassuch.I attributetosuggestion,toshock,extraordinaryaction,andI antwellcon-:incedthat thenervoussystem produceswonderfulreaction. When,however,therecolliesalong atelerarlirpetient whosecaseisperfectlyauthenticated,andwhoispalablyinthelaststageofconsumption,withnoreactionaryresource; whenIamconfrontedwithaperson afflictedwithlupusorcancer,the tissuesdeeplyeatenaway,andwhen bothoftheseareradicallycured withouttheinterventionofphysiciansandinanintervaloftimeso shortastobehardlynoticeable; whenthemostfrightfululcersdisappearinafewhourswithoutthe applicationofanythingelsethanbandaa,esdippedinthewaterofthe grotto;when,duringthepassageof theBlessedSacrament,someofthese afflictedonesgetupperfectlycured, thenitistimetoputasideboth 'suggestion'and'shock'andthinkof miracles.Andsuchcasesoccurby thehundred."

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SouthAmerica

SomeObservationsontheChurchandthePeople

(Speciallywrittenforthe"W.A.Record"byJ.M.MILLER,Perth.)

(Continued.)

ThecapitalofArgentinaisinno senseaniggardlycity.Thetastesof itsprivateinhabitantsarewontto rivalthoseofitsmunicipality,Itis atownofluxuries,butthecostof themanyattractionswhichitprovideshasincreasedinproportionto thegrowthofthecity.Thepaper dollar(ls9d)standsfortheequivalentofashilling,butthepurchasingpowerofthislattercoininAustraliaconsiderablyexceedsthatof itsequivalentinArgentina.Nevertheless,owingtoaplentifulsupply ofthesepaperdollars,thecostof livingseemsamatterofcomparative indifferencetothemajorityofthe townsmen.

InBuenosAiresaninfiniteamountofattentionisdevotedtothe innernumOnemay,partakeofalmosteveryknownEuropeandishtosaynothingofthenativeoneswithinthelengthofasingleblock. TheRestaurantCharpentler,the "Sportsman,"andMonsch'sRestaurant,areamongthemostpopular ofthebetterclassestablishments.

Thefirstpossessesareallyfineorchestra'',thesecond,inadditionto this,providesitspatronswithacinematographshowduringmeals.The "alfituerzo"atmiddaywhichfollowstheearlymorningcoffeeisa functionofnolittleimportance.It isusualtocontinencethiswith "flambre,"adishthatconsistsof Bikesofcoldchicken,tongue,and othermeats.Whenthese,together withRussiansalad,havebeendisposedof,oneisapttobeleftin doubtastowhetherthemealhas justbegunorended;buttheappearanceofhorsd'oeuvres,soup,fish, andtherestofthecoursesspeedily dissipatesalluncertainty.Dinnerat 7intheevening,isarepetitionof brealefast,withseveralcoursesadded. Afterdinneronegoesnaturallyto thetheatres.Theoperacompany engagedeveryyearforthecolon duringthemonthsofMaytoAugust,isusuallyafirstclassone,generallyincludingtwoormore"stars" ofEuropeanreputation.Theyplay

TheVeryLatestofGrandOperas.

InthisrespectBuenosAiresisconsiderablyaheadofLondonandNew York,sincenumerousworksbythe moderns,suchasPuccini,Leoncavallo,Giordano,MascagniandCilea, areperformedthere,insomecases, yearsbeforetheyareplayedinthe lattercities.

erableportionofthepopulationof BuenosAires.Themoreimportant shops,however,areownedbyFrench, EnglishandGermans,anditisusual forseverallanguagestobespokenin these. TheNeapolitan,amongsthisother enterprises,hastakenbeneathhis specialprotectionacallingthatis hereelaboratedtoafargreaterextentthaninanyContinentalcitythatofboot-blacking.InArgentina theshoeblackisapersonofsome considerationandimportance.lie usuallyhasalargeopen-frontedshop MALIaschemeofdecorationasdaringaseventhevividtasteofthe Neapolitancanmakeit.Uponeach sideofthespacewithinisaraised seatwithafootrestattachedthat somewhatresemblesanelongated barber'schair.This,bringingthe customer'sfeetonalevelwiththe shoe-black'smiddle,spareshimth3 painofkneeling.Thebusinessis carriedonwithverveandeclat.At tl.ebackoftheplaceisahugemouthedgramaphonethat BellowsoutitsCannedMusk Ceaselessly, Atthedoorisamanwithavoice, almostasbrazenasthatoftheinstrument,whosevociferationsvie withthepurelymechanicalstrains. SouthAmericaingeneralisacontinentoflotteries.Theworkingsof theseareprobablymoreevidentin BuenosAiresthaninanyotherLatinAmericancity.Heretheirramificationsextendtothemostunexpectedplaces.Thehairdressers' shops,forinstance,atChristmas time,areminorhotbedsofthesystem.Atsuchatimenoonecanenterashopofthekindwithoutsufferingtheexhibitionofanumberof ob;ectsabouttoberaffled-forthe benefitoftheemployees.Whythe hair-dressersinparticularshould Lavearrogatedthisprivilegeto themselvesisnotquiteclear.

TheTeatroApolodealssolelyin playsthatareArgentine,andspecialisesintragedies.Knowingitspublic,theTeatroApolodolesoutthese withnounsparinghand.Occasionallyfarcesarestaged.Theirhumourissometimesalittlebroad,and tip'eleswithnodillaienthand.The enthusiasmofallconcernedisundoubted.Thesihtoftheprompter aloneisworththeadmissionmoney. Fromoneofthe(wenstageboxes onemaywatchtheactionsofthis gentleamninhisshelterboxinthe frontofthestage.lleisheartand soulintheplay.Ilereadsevery wordhesmileswhentheactors smile,andfrownswhentheyfrown. Hisgesticulationsoccurinperfect unisonwiththeirs,andatthetragic. momentshisheaddrooaslow.There neeerwassuchafrom;ter.

BuenosAireshasdozensofpicture showsandafeemusichells.The performancesofthelattercannothe saidtoerronthesideofchastity.

i.lthotighBuenosAirespossesses manyhotels,thenemberofthebetterfstablisheantsissomewhatsmall Inpronortiontothesizeofthecity. Themajorityareexpensive,andwith thsexceptionofprobablytwentyor thirty,itinraretofindabathin

Thewholesalebusinessesareinthe handsoftheEnglish,Germans,and French.Tinneinginstitution.;arerepr-sntedbyallcountries.Theretailtradeofthecityislargelyin thehandsoftheBasques,fromthe NorthofSnain,whoformnconsid-

TheNationalLotteries,sanctioned andsupervisedbytheGovernment, aredrawnaboutonceaweek.The usualfirstprizeintheseweekly drawingisabout£9000.Themost importantofallisdrawnatChristmas,andisknownas"LaGran LoteriadePascua;"thechiefprize inthisamountstoabout£90,000. Thecostofasingleticketinthis lotteryisabout£18,butonemay investinatenth,fifthorquarter partate:11.The(xistenceofthese lotteries,however,isdoomed,asthe ArgentineGovernmenthasdecidedto stoptheminayearortwomore.

TheArgentinePressisveryup-todate.Themostinfluentialofthenationalpapersarethe"Prensa,"the "Diario,"andthe"Nation."These arehugepapers,verywelledited, possessanexcellentlocalandcable serviceofneas,andthetoneofthe literarymatterisofahighorder.

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mostimportantitem,houserent, Makesalargeholeinamodestpocket,andthewagesofservantsare abnormallyhigh.Theselatter,too, possessstrongviewsinfavouroftwo personsdoingtheworkofone.From allthisitwillbeevidentthataninhabitantofBuenosAires,married withasmallfamily,whoisthepossessorofanythinglessthanathousandayearwillcutaverymodest figureindeedinthecapital.

(Tohecontinued.)

JstheCatholic(hatchDeficientin theRealmofMusic?

DUALCONTROLBYORGANIST ANDCONDUCTORCENSURED.

Ihavereadwithmuchpleasurea letterfromMr.,R.A.Bryan,andbelieveIfindaco-workerinthe"DivineArt,"moreparticularlyasit appliestothemusicoftheChurch. Mr.Bryanhasbeenunableto agreewithmystatementthat-"It isgenerallyacceptedasatruism thatthestateofmusicintheCatholicChurchlagswoefullybehindthat ofotherchurches,"andhealsosays -"I!oustholdthatCatholicChurch musicleads,andhasledthewhole worldintoagravesenseof'esponsibility,asismanifestedbythenumberlessworkswehaveinh,rited." WhenImadementionofthe"state ofmusic,"itwasnotmeanttoconveytheideathatIwasspecialising anyparticularpartofchurchmusic, butthatIwasdealingwithitin broadoutlines.Ihavealreadymentionedthatitwasnotbecausethere wasnotsufficientmaterialtowork upon.Itiswiththestateofchurch musicinAustraliathatIamatpresentconcerned,andIdonothesitatetoaffirmthat"theCatholic Churchinitsmusiclagsfarbehind otherchurches."

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Churchinmuchofthemusicandthe performanceofit,lagsbehindthe otherchurches."Inmakingthis statement,Iamnotthinkingofthe Cathedrals-whichusuallypossess choirstechnicallyabletointerpret themusic-butoftherankandfile churches,whicheitherattemptmusic muchbeyondtheirpowers,orfall backuponacollectionsuchaathe Cecilian,muchofwhichiswrittenby inferiormen.Idistinctly.remember oneMassinFremantleaftermyappointmentthereasorganist.Ihave beeninformedthatitisagreatfavouritewithchoirs,butneverheard ofitbeforecoiningtoWesternAustralia.Somedemi-godwhoatone timeorothermusthavebeenin touchwiththechoir,hadwrittenon thefin-leafoftheorgancopyaseverecriticismofthecontents.Ile chargesthewriter-andtruly-with perpetuatingfaultsthatapresentdayintermediatepupilwouldnotbe guiltyof.Butdonotmanyofour amiablefriends,bubblingwithenthusiasm,oftenpourintoourearsa eulogyonthewritingofsoftieparticularfriendoftheirswhohascomposed"Composers,"likethepoor, areeverwithus!

AnotherfactorIregardasdetrimentaltothecauseofchurchmusicisthatofhavingaconductoras wellasanorganist.Choirsthatcontinuallyrelyuponthebatonbecome inthecourseoftimelikesomany automatons.Trythemonthesimplestmusicwithoutthebaton,and theyimmediatelyfalltopieces.Again,intoomanychurchesmoneyis frittedawayuponorganist,conductor,andleadingsingers,which,if amalgamated,wouldmakeasalary largeenoughtoattractacultured andawell-schooledmusician.By thismeanstheleadingchurches wouldbeableto"blazethetrack," forotherstofollow.Reformsmust comefromthefountainhead. RICHD.J.BASTIAN.

Theofficeofthe"Prensa,"inthe AvenidtdeMayo,isconsideredby IIanytoluethefinestnewspaperofficeintheworld.Withinthepalatial buildin.;arereceptionrooms,readingrooms,andwritingroomsthat wouldprobablyequalinsplendour theaudienceroamsinmanyaking's palate.Freemedicalandlegaladviceisgivendailytoallwhoapply foritatthedoorsof"LaPrensa," andcoresavailthemselvesofthis booneveryday.Ithasbeensaid thatAr,entina'scanitelholdsout luxuriesthatarerefusedbyfewof itsinhabitants.Atthesametimeit mustherememberedthatthecostof merenecossitiesoflifeisenormously cxpersivethere.Itwouldheimaginedthatinacountryswarmingwith cattleandsheepthepriceofmeat wouldbeverymoderate.Thecostof thecommodity,however,isatrociimplyhigh.Itisthesamewithgroceriesandallotherart'clesofthe ClothesarealmostWorththeir WeightinSilver.

Thecostofasuitthereisalmost doublethatchargedbyafirst-class tailorinSydneyorMelbourne.That

Togetatthecruxofthematter, letmebrieflycomparethestateof musicintheAnglicanandCatholic Churches.IntheAnglicancommunionthereisabundanceofmusicto suitallsortsandconditionsof choirs,whileintheCatholicthereis agreaterabundanceofmusicfitted onlytoculturedchoirs.Whatfield isthereforthesmallchoirsroexploiteitherthebigMasses,Plainsong,ortheCeciliancollectionwhich Dr.,Terryhascalleddreary,and muchofitpoorlywritten?

NoonedeniesthatsincetheadventofChristianitytheCatholic Churchhastakenaleadingpartin thedevelopmentofmusic.Uptothe timeofthe,greatbreakbetweenEast andWest,theWesternChurch'nits musicwasinfluencedtoagreatextentbytheEasternChurch.During thisperiodseveralofthePopeswere Greelfs,whowouldundoubtedlyhave aleaningtowardsthosemusical formswithwhichtheywerefamiliar. Itwasafterthegreatschismthat theWesternChurchforgedahead,and forcenturiesitsmusicalleadwas maint4nedandneverseriouslychalleneeduntiltheadventofPurcell, BachandHandel.Tobringthis sketchdowntorecentyears,what dowefind?TheChurchpossessinga greatamountofmagnificentworks, thegreaternumberofwhichwillonly heheardinthecoursectyears onconcertplatformsassecredoratorios.Thusexcellentworksereat onefellswooplosttotheChurch, musicwrittenspeciallyforit. Tomeitdoesindeedseematruismtosaythat"TheCatholic

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InandAroundtheHome

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TheHiddenGod

(By

SarahFrancesAshburton.)

0littleshrineofwhiteandgold,

TheLordofheavenandearthyou hold!

Insolitudeandsilencedeep, BehindyourdoorsIleseemsto sleep,"ButllisHeartwatcheth."

Watchethuntiring,daybyday, Forhaltingfeetthatturnthatway

Forsinnervileandgentlesaint, Forsoulsthatsoarandheartsthat faint,"ButHisHeartwatcheth."

OTabernacle,coldandwhite, YourportalsveiltheGodofLight! Silentwithinthathiddenplace

Wherenone'naygazeuponHisface,"But!lieIleartwatcheth."

InterestingHomes

Whenawomanmarries,makinga successofhermarriagebecomesher business.Thefirststepinthatbusinessshouldbetheestablishmentof ahome.Itisherhusband'srightto haveahome,anditisherright,too. Ahomeoftheirowntoworkand planforisastrongcommoninterestbetweenhusbandandwife,and themorecommonintereststheyhave thebetter.

Someworrytoomuchaboutthe furniture.laepinessdoesn'taltogetherdependuponmahoganyormusic orcroc'cery.Alittlefurnitureiscertainlywettedtostartwith,butit isnotthehouseortl.ethingsinit twatmaketirehome,butthespirit wandheartofitsmistress.Andthe womanwholovesherhomewilldevotel.'erselftokeepingitcleanand sweetandinteresting,andassuitabletotheirneedsandasexpressive oftheirindividualityaspossible.

NationalityofthePopes

Itbasoftenbeenthoughtthatall PopeshadtoheItalians.Todisprovethestatementthefolloeing factsareworthyofnoteAmongthe Popestherehavebeen104Romans, 104nativesofotherpartsofItaly 15Frenchmen,9Greeks,7Germans, 5Asiatics,3Africans,3Spaniards, 2Dalmatians,1Hebrew,1Thracian, 1Dutaman,1Portuguese,1Candiot and1Englishman.

KeepingintheSunshine

Everyonelikesthesunnysideof thestreetonacold,rawmorning. Soitiswithasunnydisposition, weliketoheneartheownerofit, itwarmsandcheersusassunshine itself.Brighteyes,cheerfulglances, laughterwiththes7ringtimeinit, andthecoyofyouth,theseareassetsoneoughttoactuireandhol'l.

Theybroomoutfromourdailylives theugly,vreyhours,andtheykeep awaythetelltalewrin'lesandthe, pastyface-pallorthatisfrequently hiddenbythepowderpuffandthe paintbox.

Scowl.;andfrownsbegottenina selfishheart,endmaintainedinconstantcomelainingandspitefulcommentsonthemotivesandactionsof others,notonlyshriveltheface,but sourandsaddenit. Becheerful.Itistheonlyhappy

life,andisasuresuccesswinner. Thetimeslimybehard,butitwill notmakethemanyeasiertolook sad. Theskyisbluetenminuteswhere itisblackonce.Ofcourseyouhave yourtroubles,sohaveothers.The sailorwooldnevergetskillwhere therewasnothingtodisturbthesurfaceoftheocean.Don'tbotheraboutkeepingrecordsofthemisfortunesyouhavesuffered.

KindWords

TheDivineArtist,placingthebrush offreewillinourhands,leavesusto paintonthecanvassoflifeapicture asbeautifulorasrepulsiveaswe choose.Asthewritingmaylastfor alltimewhenthehandthathaspenneditIFdust,sotheeffectofakind wordmaybringcomfortandcheer tosomeachingheart%thenthelips thatso"eitarelongsincecold.

SanctuaryGleams

IftitEucharistbedailyBread, whydoyoueatofitonlyoncein theyetr?-St.Ambrose.

TheholyEucharist!Beholdthe sourcefromwhichallsanctity eprims.-St.ThomasAquinas.

TheEucharistisdailyfood yesterday'sstistAnineeisnotcnaughfor to-day.Sincethenecessityforfood iscontinuallycomingonthefooditelfmostbeer.alttifilerenered.Fenelon.

Themorewethin'tofMarythe moreweknowofGod,becauseMary isthespouseoftheI Ghost.Rev.J.C.Curren.

WL'ydesirelicenseifyouthereby losethefreedomofthespirit?-Rev. GabrielPalau,S.J.

"AbidewiththeLordinholypeace andfraternalcharity."-St.Ritaof ('ascia.

Thatisagooddayinwhichyou makesomeonehappy.Itisastonlehinghowlittleittakestomakeone happy.Feelthatthedayiswasted inwhichyouhavenotsucceededin this.

Pain

(ByStephenInigo.)

Thequiveringsoulshrinksfearfully, Thesobbingvoicepleadstearfully, WhileworkstheSculptor,Pain. Hishandisskilled,hisstrokesare bold, Ilecatsandchipswithchiselcold, Tillbeautydothremain.

TheHumbleandContriteHeart

PrayerisusuallydefinedastheliftingofourheartandmindtoGod. Perhapsitwereabetterdefinitionto saytheattempttoliftourmindsaril heartstoGod.Yes,themereattempttoprayisaprayerinGod's eyes.Wearedoingwhatwecan twincann)tdomorethanhisbest. OurloveforGod,weakandimperfect thoughithe,basbroughtustoour knees,andmanyshortcomingsand failinlainourprayerwillbeforgiven usrecauseofthatlove.

Godlooksatourintentions,notat ourworks.ThomasaKempletells usthattheDivineMasterconsiders ;:oretheloveofthegiverthanthe giftofthelover-thelovewithwhich

wedoathingratherthanthething wedo.Wemustrememberthat Godneedsnothingfromus;weneed Ilimo.

ThePhariseestandinginthe'Templedisplayinghispersonandvauntinghisgooddeedsseemedbyhis fastsandalmstobedoinggreat thingsforGod;butthelowlypublican,creepingafaroffintotheshadowsandstrikinghisbreast,added moretoClod'sglorificationbyhis unseenactionthantheostentatious fastsandpublicpenancesofseventy timessevenI'harisees.Tosuchas thePhariseeOurLordsays:"Amen, theyhavetheirreward-theirreward inthegoodestimationofmen,butI knowthemnot,noheavenlycrown doIpromiseforsuchdeeeds." EffortcountswithGod;theissue oroutcome,thefailureorthesuccess,iswhatmenconsider.

FailurethatisTriumph

Ifanauthorengagesaboytodo copyingforhimonthetypewriter, andtheilliterateboyclicksawayat random,leavingoutwholeimportantsentences,andtypinginwords wl.icharenotaccordingtothewriter'sdraft,emphaticallydoestheauthorpronouncethecopyistafailure, noeditor,eventheleast cross-grainedman,wouldhavepatiencetowadethroughsuchmanuscript.Andtheboyisafailure-a f'Mireeventhoughhiseyesare bloodshotfromthestrainandhis bac\itchingfrontthecrampedposition,andhisbrainwhirlingfromthe Ion.;hourofurinalgatedtoil.The toyhasdonethebesthecould;but hehasonlydiadeasedandirritated Mshighlyestheticandnervousentwhoscarceresiststhetemptationtoboxthechild'sears.

GodisnotthatsortofLordIle isnotaTaskmaster.Whenweconic toHimwithourbrokenresolutions whichwehavemended-oh,sobadly!-andourpoorprayerswhichwe havesaidsocoldlyandwithsomany distractions;andwearereadyto a,._,,withdesolationofsoul,in God'seyeschinesoattheloveofa Father.WeareHisadoptedsons, co-heirswithHisowndearChrist,andIletakesustoIlisheartwith thewords"Welldone,thou'good andfaithfulservant,"welldone,well done!

OurLady'sEmblems

Allflowerswerededicatedtothe BlessedVirgin,buttheroseandthe lilyareamongherparticularemblems.InpicturesoftheAnnunciationitisthegeneralruletofind tallwhitelilies,eitherinthehand oftheangelorinavasebyOur 1.ady'sside,andtheyarethereas emblemsofherpurity.Whenflowers areusedaswreathsencirclinejMary's ti_rone,orascoveringtheground beneathherfeet,orwhenangels bringthem,theyarethenmereacceesories,andexpressiveoftheblossomingoftheworldofgraceand beauty,ortheflowersoftheholy Spirit,whichgrewinher,asina gardenofgrace,andarebyherplacedwithinreachofasinfulworld.The customofofferingflowerstoMary stillexistsinallCatholiccountries asexpressiveofherchildren'sgratitude.SheherselfistheFlowerof humanity.

AChapelinaTree

moreancientorcuriousthanthe ChapelofOurLadyofPeace,in Alouville,Normandy.Anoakunder whichtheDruidsofferedtheirheathenritespayingactuallydivinehonourstoitatreeconsecratedbythe earliestapostlesofGaultoJesus andMary;atreebeneathwhose shadeWilliammarshalledhisNormanhostbeforeheledthemtothe conquestofEngland;atreeunder whichthereturningwarriorsofthe firstCrusadetoldtowondering crowdsthestoryoftheirstrangeadventuresintheMorningLand;atree whichtimehallowedtoformacrypt forachapelinhonourofMaryit stillstands,reveredbyallheartsas theirdearestmonument.

Thisvenerabletree,thelastofthe chapeltrees,isthirty-fivefeetround thetrunk,andinspiteofitscenturies,etchspringstillrobesitin green.ThestatueofMaryhaddedicatedtoher,so,whenagesago timeholloweditout,thepeople linedthehollowtrunkwithwhite marble,andsetupwithinthiscrypt analtarsurmountedbyabeautiful Madonna.,Inthistree-shrineMass isperformed.Aflightofstairsleads uptoitandabove,amidstitsstill rillintfolia,.e,towersuniron cross.

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TherearefamousshrinesdedicatedeigtheMotherofGod,butfew

Thepeopleclingtothischapel sodevotedlythatwhen,duringthe FrenchRevolution,theenvoysof theinfidelGovernmentweresentto seizeanddestroyit,thepeopledew toarmsandpresentedsoboldadefiancethattheGovernmentwas ftreedtowithdraw.Thiswasthe onlyplacewheretheoldfaithwas openlypractisedduringthereignof terror.

TheWaytoHappyland

"'Wouldyoulearntheroadtohappyland, Oh,yewhohavelosttheway?

Wouldyouhaveyounghearts

Thoughyourhairbegray?

Golearnfromalittlechildeach day.

Goservehiswants'andplayhisplay, Andcatchtheliltofhislaughter gay, Andfollowhisdancingfeetasthey stray, For1.,eknowstheroadtoHappyland.

Oh,yewhohavelosttheway.'

AnExcellentDefinition

The"AntigonishCasket,"anAtneticanpaper,definesmodestyasbeing"suchadegreeofself-restraint indress,speech,actionandthought aspreventsonefromdabblingin temptationandfromofferingtemptationtoothers."Itisanexcellent definitionandonewhichcannotbe toofrequentlyrepeatedinthesedays wL'enstylesindressarerunningto suchimmodestextremes.

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QUBINSLAND

HisGraceArchbishopDuhig,accompaniedbyFatherCashman,visitedAdavalerecently,afterajourney of250milesinamotorcar.Onthe routeseveralstationswerevisited.A banquetwastenderedtohisGracein theShirehallatAdavale.Anilluminatedaddress,signedbyleading residentsofalldenominations,was presented.IllsGraceexpressedhis pleasureforthecordialwelcomeand eulo'isedtheselendidworkofFatherCashman.TwoMasseswerecelebratedintheShiremall,and24candidateswereConfirmed.

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AformerpupiloftheChristian Brothers'College,Maryhorough,Mr. W.P.gennett,forsometimeAsvistentc.P.S.atthatplace,andlaterClerkofPettySessionsatKingaroyandWendel,diedrecentlyfront injuriesreceivedinthefootball field.Deceasedhadreachedhis25th year.Ilewasaprominent IlibernionendaPast['residentofthe MarvhorouhBranch. Ilieparents arehighlyresectedmembersofthe district,.R.I.P.

. TheChristianBrothers'College,at WerVick,recentlyo,ienedbyArchNebo.)Dithie,accordingtotheUnder-secr..tryforEducationandvisitorsfromotherplaceswhohaveseen it,isoneofthefin'standbestequilieedalncutionalestabliehmentin Australia.

AnentertainmentwasheldatManganinaidoftheChurchfunds.It washighlysuccessful,andwaspatrimiestbyallsectionso!thecommunity.Theweedsofbigotrydonot seeptgrewieYanean.ThePresbyterial)Churchan!theGoodTear leerslenttheircrockerytoMiss NaraBrosnanandherCommitteefor theuseoftherefreshmentroomat theentertainment. Asubstantial chequeforFatherPotterwasthereatiltoftheeeenine'sen'oyment. NIP. 41.

SisterMaryFelix,whohasbeen inchargeoftheMaterMisercordie Its,it)1atSouthBrisbaneevers'nce itsopening,isdead.Afewmonths aeoherhealthbrutedown,andheart troublesupervenedonrheumaticfever.ThedeceeseISisterwasanttiveofcountyIleith.Ireland,and wasinher46thyear.Mayhersoul testinpeace.

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St.Bri!jd'sBranchofthe11.A. C.B.Society,Brisbane,haspromised 4wareilpittoFatherMcCarthy'sRed 11111church.

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TheC.Y.M.S.,ofIpswich,recently presentedMr.E.Dwyer,aprominentnieniheroftheSociety,witha dressingcaseasamarkoftheiresteemontheoccasionofLisdepartureforWarwick.

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AustralianCatholicNews

Ahighlyrespectedandoldresident ofTownsvillepassedawayrecently inthepersonofMr.MichaelMurphy, ofStanley-street.Thedeceasedwas anativeofTipperary,Ireland,but hadbeeninTownsvilleforover40 years.Ilealwaystookaninterestin publicaffairs,andforanumberof yearswasaldermaninthemunicipal council.ThelateMr.Murphywas72 yearsofage,andleavesawidowand threegrown-upsons.-R.I.P.

NEWSOUTHWALES

Amissionwasrecentlyconducted atelotalabyFatherP.Maloney, \I.S.II.,assistedbyFatherR.Corlett.Largecongregationsavailed themselvesofthereligiousexercises.

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Someideaofthegrowthofthe(atholicpopulationatHabertieldmay hegaugedfrontthefactthatthelocalchurch,thougho,,eitedonlytee() yearsago,willhazetobeenlarged. Theughpecoottiodation,vasprovided o.r00,thearchitects,Messrs.!Tuellan=nandMcKay,erepreparingplans toseat1,200persons.

TheHon,JamesGently,11.14.C., isnayinethepenaltyofmanyyears' Publicsea'ing.Histroubleisa weakthroat,andaweekagohewas sogrip;edbytheinterthathe couldnotgetrestfromspawnsof cough'ng.Thevenr:rablepolitician's conditionhasmuchimproved,buthe hasteenwarnedbyhismedicaladviserthathemustlessentheamount ofnihttravellinghehisdoneforso eianyveers.

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AttheHibernia-1 dinnerrecently heldatSerent's.Bro.J..1.Mate eey,res()Nenonbehilfofthesocitteeto1st,teeditsympathetic tribittetotheabsenceofoneofthe mostrslect.-(1membersofthesociety,Bra.W.II.Fox.Theyallmissed bin,hesaid,andallheartswentout insm.athytoBro.Foxintheloss ofhiswif ie

TheB!'hopofBetherstblessedand ()eine('thenewwingoftheBrigidine conerg,at"tiwrii,recently.Ills Lordshiedeli*eredando:momentail(treeson"Th-e*eceisityofCatholic Edieetion."5'0wasreceivedin cashesar-Beltofthecollectiontiten atthei)ienine.Withtheemountalreadyintheban'sVeryRev. Father ennethtentedtheywould haveaer01,100inhandtoliquidate thedebt.

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Strickland,attheinvitationofhis GracetheArchbishopofSydney,kindlyconsentedtoacceptthepresidencyoftheCatholicWomen'sAssociation.

OntheFeastofSS.Peter andPaul,aninterestingceremonytookplaceatthenovitiateof theLittleSistersofthePoor,Randwick,atwhichfourpostulantsreceivedtheholyhabit,andonenovice madeherreligiousprofession.The ceremonywas'performedbytheVery Rev.FatherGuis,NI,S.11.,whodeliveredaneloquentsermon.The mimesinreligionoftheSisterswho receivedtheholyhabitareMissTeresa.Jeffery,SisterTeresaduSt. Sacrenient(Melbourne);MissMary Brodie,SisterGabrielleduSt.Sacrement(Melbourne),MissMargaret Moroney,SisterAgnesdeSt.Stanisblue(Melbourne);MissCatherine O'Loughlin,SisterLaurentinedeSt. Stanialaus(Melbourne).TheSister whowisprofessedwasSisterMarie AgnesdeSt.Cecile(MissMaryluband),Sydney. 41.,

TheHomeoftheGoodShepherdat AehfieldwillheopenedonJuly31, byhisGracetheArchbishopofSydney,whenitisexpectedthatavery largegatheringoffriendswillbe.present.TheMotherProvincialreturnedtoMelbourneacoupleofweeks back,butwillheinSydneyagainfor theceremony.

VICTORIA

T.Noonan,D.Slattery,J.hood,D. White,J.Campbell. ee

ThenewwingofSt.Joseph'sCollege,NorthMelbourne(inchargeof theChristianBrothers)wasblessed andopenedbyhieGracetheArchbishoponSundaylast. ee.

Onthe24thoflastmonththeVery Rev.FatherM.Byrne,P.P.,ofWangaratta,celebratedhissacerdotal silverjubilee,Aconversazione,and agiftof200guineas,wasgivento hintbyhisparishioners.FatherByrne isbelovedbyallsectionsofthecommunity.Underhisableadministration,thevalueofChurchproperty inWangarattahasrisento£25,000, andintheparishto£33,000,theonlyliabilitybeing01,000.SuchahapbystateofCatholicfinancesinthe parish8:teal'seloquentlyfortheabilityofthejuhilarianandthegenerosityofhispeople.

Thelrof(ssedSistersofMercyof theerchdieueseofBrisbaneassembledetAll11,111,e.veconventforthe puleoseorelectingareverendMotherSuperierforth,eneuinzthree yers.HisGraceArchbishopDunne wassecsent,thisbeingthefirstocce.Sianforacensiderebletimethathe haslefthieresidenceatDara.For ti:elastsixyearstheIfev.:Mother eriorbeibeenSisterMaryPatrick(£'etter),andtherulesofthe Orderpreeidethattheofficemay onlyhehe'dfortwoconsectitiee terms.ThechoicefellonSister MareDereia(Byrnes,atpresentSuperioressoftheconventatMaryborough,SisterMaryBorgiawas ReverendMothersucceedingthelate SisterMlaryRegis.

Mr.JohnSeery,whowasinjured atWintenthroughhismotorcycle sLeeineandthroeinghimunderthe '.heelsofamotorlorry,resultingin h's beineverybadlybrokenand crushed,passedawayonJunelc.Ile Wasbrotechtherefortee:licittreat!,vit,betitivu, of11,0aV:111. rewee'Ileo-.edTe.,:,..et.colitieba's ('harch,theTie tentberO'Keefeof;teatine. brothers.L.:Ind P'eery),

Onarecen,-,SundayatSt.JoFirth's,Wrionahra,atthecloseofthe threedays'retreatpreachedbythe FatherseftheSacredheart,350men madetheirPaschalcommunionat thehalf-pasteighto'clockMass.The scenewasimeressiveasthemen marchedfronttheChurchinprocessionalorderandmadetheirwayto the:'on'eatere.nilait.legesinging"FaithofourFathers."They wereawaitedbyanumberofladies oftheparish,whohadpreparedfor theatastyandsubstantialbreak fast,atwhichabout400satdown.

Fatherennedy,(1.1'..11.,presided. IteenestthemeTireeentwere:Sir t'.rllinntManning,the I Thomas !liehes.11.1..".,AldermanT.'elagnee(MayorofWoollahra),Alderman .1.['creel!,Or.O'Geritianileetcs. Dr.T.aneMullins,Dr.odilloManor, FatherBridgewood,Messrs.Clark Sheldon,W.FeManning,P.S. Cleary,T..T.Alc"abe,.1.T.Gerr, .1.Ikein!arth. Dwyer,Claud S.Cape,A.S.tape,A.Coffey,F.Coffey,A.W.Drayton,F. Tracey,IT.D.Williams,.T.B.White. FredLeston,andothers. OFNM

()winetotheneedforsubstantial additionstotheDeLaSalleCollege, atAmidale,theDirector(Rev.Bro. Paul)hasappliedtotheCouncilfor remissiontocloseandpurchasea hystreetwhichintersectsthecoliceeroends N

Ittheenterteinmentrecentlyelver cut.taleGoeernmentHousetothe !neerreefth;;';duce-Ceti:--lieSewtee :t,ads,herExcellencyLady

TheseeciilappealmadebytheGovernor-General,LordDenman,inbehalfofSt.Vincentlospital,realise,1thestip!of£1,500.Alarge,brilliant'aidfashionableassemblagefilledtheMelbourneTownllallrecently toconsidertheappeal.Theoverdraftonthellospitalamountsto e,000,andtowardsthereductionof whichtheGovernmentofVictoria haspromised02,000providedthereaining£6,000wasraisedbythe eblic.Thenie)tintwasanenthusiasticone.Themedicalstaffanda lasenumberofthenursingstaff w'reresent.Dr.['rice,theCity nresidedatthe()realprior totheo7n'nrofthemeeting,and layedseoralwell:nownoeretic :.ents.'theGoverner-Genral,ina heyseech,rliviAthepositionof thelospitalfinancesbeforethemeeting,andincidentallypaidagraceful tributetotheMotherRectressand AWLDr.Mannixsupportedtherelime;sofHisExcellency,andSir JohnMaddennovelaresolution pledgingthemeetingtoaidLord Denhaminbringinghisappealtoa successfulissue.Thelion.Agar Wynne,11.11.8.(1)ostmaster-fleneral), secondedtheresolution.About£900 wasraisedIntheroom.liTe.W.J. Lincoln,proprietoroftheParadise Pictures,St.Kilda,promisedtodevotetheproceedsofoneeveningin eachseasonforsevenyearstoSt. Vincent'sHospital.The.LordMayor, Mr,JusticeDuffy,andMr.Frank Brennanalsoseol)e.HisExcellency receivedagreatovationinrespondingtoaroteofthnn"s. Besidesthesneakers,therewere alsoontherletfortnGeneralGordon,Dr.T.P.Dunhill,Dr.McArtiler,Dr.MurreeMorton.Dr.II.B. Devine,Dr.JulianSmith,Dr,John Murphy,Dr.FrankNewman,Dr. Zwar,Dr,F.Keane,Dr.Nelly,('r. ups,Messrs.E.S.Wardell(Mint), J.Buckley,T.Henan. .T. PoloM.Nlorretne,henryMadden, J.T.inc,.1.O'Grady,JosephWinter,

Thejubileecelebrationscommenced withSolemnHighMassatSt.Patrick'schurchat10o'clockonTuesdaymorning.Thechurchens packed,manyhavingtostand. countrypeopleattendedinlarge numbersThecelebrantwastheRev. Dr.Flynn(Wodonga);deacon,Rev. FatherArmstrong(Benalla);subdeacon,Rev,Fr.Duggan(Wangaratta);masterofceremonies,Rev.Fr. Tobin(Euroa).TheBishopofSandhurst(MostRev.Dr.Reville, 0.S.A.)presided,andwasattended byVeryRev.DeanGaffey(Beechworth)andVeryRev.Fr.Byrne (Wangaratta).Thefollowingclergy werealsopresent:-Ttev.Fr.Lawless(Chiltern),Rev.Dr.Skelly(Benalla),Rev.Fr.Kennedy(Varrawongal,Rev.Fr.Slattery(Albury), Rev.Fr.MoranIIleathcote),Rev. Fr.O'Connell(reitura),Rev.Fr. Healy(Bcechworth),Rev.Fr.Keane (Shepparton),Rev.Fr.Kavanagh (elagambie).Dr.RevillepaidahandsometributetoFatherByrne.Atthe banqu-tapurseof100sovereigns wisrres.-ntedtohintonbehalfofthe cler:y.Presentationswerealsomade bytheBrigidineSisters,thechurch ehoir,andschoolchildren.

Mr.P.N:abermanneanactiveworkerinC,theliccirclesinthynewAshbyearish,hsbeenarpo'ntedsuperinteadcntoftheGeelongRailways mbillanceCorps. et.

RecentlyhisLordshipDr.Higgins, BishopofBallarat,opened,blessed, anddedicatedthenewprimaryschool attherearofSt.Mary'sChurch, Ararat.Thenewschool,whichcost .C750,iswelllightedandventietted. HisLordshipwaspresentedwithan illuniineteiladdressofwelcomebythe parishioners. ee

HisGraceDr.Mannix,attheinvitationoftheBishopofSandhurst, willatanearlydatelectureatBendigoinaidofSt.VincentdePaul's Society.

41* At.St.Mary'sCathedral,Sale,recently,alargenumberofboysand girlsfromtheprimaryschoolsrecrivedtreirFirstHolycommunion atthehandsftheBishop.Afterthe Masstheywereconveyedincabsto theConventofNotreDantedeSion, andwereentertainedduringtheday ythePee.MotherandCommunity. intheafternoonthechildrenrenewedtheirbeptismalvows.

HisGracetheArchbishopofMelhoerne,recentlyorenedtheCatholic Women'sClubinthecommodious roomsoftheMajesticTheatre,Flin-

W.A.REGISTRYOFFICE BOOKANDARTDEPOT.

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Specialattentiongiventogelato., ofservants,'lintelandprivate.Pie- RegistryOffice.

ders-street,inthepresenceofalarge andenthusiasticgathering.Theclub consistsofafineloungeroom,artisticallydecorated;alibraryanda tea-room,whichwillbeopentoCatholicmenandwomen.HisGracethe Archbishoppromisedadonationof hookstothelibrary.Theselection wouldbemadefrombookswritten forthegreaterpartbywomenof brainsandgenius.

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FatherJ.P.Bartley,O.F.M.,recentlyordainedtothepriesthood, celebratedhisfirstMassattheConventoftheSistersofCharity,East Melbourne.Histwonephewsserved theMass.SubsequentlyhesangHigh MassattheConventoftheGood Shepherd,Abbotsford,histwobrothersactingasdeaconandsub-deaconrespectively.Abeautifulsurplice(Irishcrochet),waspresentedto FatherBartleybytheSistersofMercy,BrokenHill.

SOUTHAUSTRALIA

BranchesoftheCatholicFederation havebeenformedatPortl'irieand CrystalBrook.

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TheAdelaideCatholicClubcelebratedits14thanniversaryonthe FeastofSS.PeterandPaulbya GeneralCommunionofthemembers, followedbyabreakfastatitsrooms. TheRev. RA P. Denny(president)occupiedthechair,andtherewerealso presentSenatorthelion.J.V. O'Loghlin,Dr.J.B.Gunson,Mr.II. J.Savage(hon.secretaryDiocesan CouncilA.C.F.),Mr.F.X.Duignan (St.VincentdePaulSociety),Mr..T. Kennedy(DistrictPresidentII.A.C.B. Society!,Mir.AustinHewitt,andthe membersoftheAdelaideCatholic Clubcommittee.Thepresidentdeliveredaninterestingaddresson"Rationalism."Summing!phisconclusions,FatherDennysaid"Therationalistswouldtakefromtileworld allthatitheldmostdear,most sacred,andmostconsolinginlife, andwouldgivenothinghutahan':ruptphilosophyinreturn.1'.henmen askedforbreadtheyreachedhinta stone.Meanwhile,'thegreatworld siinsforeverdowntheringing groovesofchange,'andmankindis morethansatisfiedwiththeleirinousandconsolingteachingsofChristianitywhichSt.AugustineofHippo -oneofthemostpowerfulintellects theworldhaseverseen-afteraperiodofrationalismandpositiveunbelief,apostrophisedintheseimplore,'words"0,Beauty,everancient, yetevernew,toolatehaveIknown theetoolatehaveIlovedThee."

Thegreatthrobbingworldisnotto hedeludedwithanemptyshell,nor fedwithhuskswithwhichtheswine mightrestcontent."Theproceedinesconcludedwiththesingingof "FaithofourFathers."

Thethirdofthewinterseriesof "SciebilStudy"lecturestomenwas deliveredbyPriorPower,0.C.C.,at theCatholicclubrecently.Therewas acrowdedattendance.SenatorJ.V. O'Loghlinwaspresent.FatherEdward1,eMattrilecturedonMonday eveninglaston"CatholicSocialActioninBelgium."

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TheDistrictSecretaryoftheI.A. C.B.society(Bro.P.F.Kiley)has beennetieedbytheNationalSecretaryBro.P.O'Connor)thattheNationIDirectoryhasnotgranteda diseensationfortheestablishmentof anewdistrictoftheI.A.C.B.S.in SouthAustralia,whichwasapplied foronhe'iriltofthosebrancheswho threatenedtosecedefromtheAdelaideDistrict.Yodispensationor senetionhasbeengrantedbythe DistrictBoard,II.A.('.B.S.,inSouth Australiafortheestablishmentofa newdistrict.Theseecialdistrict meetingcalledattheinstanceof threeofthedissatisfiedbrancheshas he-ncneelled.

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FathersLeesandMorrell,twoSacredheartFathers,arrivedinAdelaiderecently,andwilltakeupdutiesatWestTerrace.

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Mr.P.Mealy,presidentoftheUnitedIrishLeague,hasreceivedaletterfromtheheadoftheIrishParty acknowledgingthereceiptof£25, thefinalinstaluantof(1,825raised duringtheenvoys'visittoS.A.

Over12.1,000wasraisedbytheAll Nations'Fair,at1VountGambier,in aidoftheConventofMercy.

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ThefuneralofthelateMissEliza LouisaHoulahan,eldestdaughterof Mrs.MarthaHoulahan,ofEdmundstreet,Beaconsfield,Fremantle,took placerecently,andwasattendedby manyfriends.Thecortegemoved fromtheaboveresidence,andproceededtothelocalcemetery,where theRev.FatherJohnFlynn,O.M.I., officiatedatthegraveside.Thechief mournerswereMessrs.JohnandJoseph Iloulahan(brothers),Ethel foulahan,MissC.Louden,andMesdamesMcGintyandLouden.The pall-hearerswereMessrs.T.Guidera, J.Sheehan,T.McGinty,andT.W. Cecil.

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A.Manby.Numerouswreathswere placedonthegrave.TheRev.Father Thos.Mastersonofficiated. ee

Oneofthemostrespectedpioneers oftheGreatSoutherndistrict,Mrs. W.Cornwall,waslaidtorestlast weekinKyrrupCemeteryinthepresenceofarepresentativeassemblage ofrelativesandneighbours.Mrs. Cornwallandherhusband,thelate WilliamCornwall,hadaprominent storeintheearlysettlementofthe Williamsdistrict,andinlateryears residedatKyrrup,wheretheyalso acquiredlargeinterests.Byherkindnessofheartandmanygoodworks Mrs.Cornwallwontherespectand esteemofallwhoknewher.TheRev. AY.Reidy,ofKatanning,readthe burialservice.ThedeceasedladyarrivedinthisStatein1858from Blackrock,Dublin.Sheleavesafamilyoffoursonsandthreedaughters,39grandchildren,andone greatgrandchild. 40

Lastweekthedeathoccurredat orofaveryoldresidentofthe districtinthepersonofMrs.Anne Kettattheripeoldageof78. TheburialserviceattheCatholicChurchwasconductedbythe VeryRev.DeanWalsh,whoalsoofficiatedabthegraveside.Deceased, whowasanativeofCo.Cavan,Ireland,leavesaFrownupfamily. 40 se

andAliasGarvey(sister),besidesa largecircleofotherrelatives.The pall-bearerswereMessrs.T.Busher, T.Hynes,R.S.Palmer,W.O'Neill, Alf.Rich,andT.W.Harris.

Acknowledgments

Mr.JamesWalsh,NewZealand,12s 2d.

Rev.Fr.Moloney("Records"sold atChurch,SouthPerth),12s.

Rev.Fr.O'Brien(Subiaco),perMr Farmer("Records"soldatChurch), 8s6d.

Mr.Farmer("Records"soldat ('hunch,Subiaco),£38s.

Mrs.Shanahan,Greenbushes, ed. WardenGibbons,Fremantle,£214e 8d.

Mr.J.C.Gallagher,lle.

Mr.J.C.Gallagher,Cookernup, Ils.

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TheRev.T.M.Barrett,0.P.,who hasteenstationedatNorthAdelaide forthepasttwoyears.leftforIre1-ndbytheR.M.S.Medinarecently. HewillprehaslyproceedtoAmerica. FatherBarrett,whowasinweak eelthwhenhecametoAustralia, hasheeee.tedgreatlybyhisFoiourn hereHeisaveryelo-itientpreacher

ThefuneralofthelateMrs.MargaretStewart,oftheHorseshoeCoffeePalace,Pier-street,andrelictof thelateMr.RobertStewart,took ]lacerecentlyintheCatholicportionoftheKarrrakattaCemetery, andweir1r:elyattended.Thechief mournerswereMrs.M.A.Clinch (sister),Mr.W.Stewart(brother in-law),Mrs.M.Stoneham(niece), Mrs.W.Stewart,Mr.H.Mackay, Mrs.F.collett,Mrs.J.Smith,Mrs. J.Airey,MissB.Ryan,andMissD. Rogers.TheHall-hearerswereMessrs.Max.Wishart,W.Stoneham,A. Ames,J.Lean,C.D.Naples,J.Cooper,J.Cummines,T.J.Pryor,and

ThefuneralofthelateMrs.James ClearytookplaceatDardanuplast week,andwasverylargelyattended. TheVeryRev.DeanSmythofficiated,andinaveryeloquentdiscourse remarkeduponthemanyexcellent Christianvirtuesofthedeceasedlady.ThelateMrs.Cleary(whosehusbandpre-deceasedherelevenyears ago)cametotheStatein1853from Tipperary,Ireland,andsoonafterwardssettledatDardanun,where Fleelivedurntothetimeofherdeath. Shewas79yearsofage.Thechief mournerswereMrs.D.Shawand Miss(leery(daughters).Messrs.PatrickandTimothyGarvey(brothers),

Mr.I'.Nolan,UpperSwan,£215s 3d. Cathedral"Records,"£2Os3d. IrishNational'foresters. ASocietyforIrishmen. Noinitiationfee.Cheapestcontributions SeamenHushO'Neill.Perth,every alternateThursday,TradesHall.Beaufort Street.BrianBoruBranch,Fremantle, everyalternateTuesday,FriendlySocietiesHall.HighStreet.CharlesStuart Parnell.Boulder,Secretary'sAddress,16 ClancyStreet,Boulder.JohnDillon,MidlandJunction,J.Heagney,MontrealRoad. frioneytoLendonapplicationtotheSociety'sSolicitors,Messrs.J.andB,Maxwell,BarrackStreet,Perth,ortheGeneral Secretary,careofJ.J.Snigg,BarrackSt.

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lilsExcellencySiiHarryBarron hasdecidedtotsitKellerberrinon August21,andl'orsrakineandiVleckeringonthefollowingdays.The Iion.T.Bath,M.L.A.,haswritten totheKellerberrinitoaIsi3o.toesteingtheBoardtomakethenecessary preparationsfurillsExcellency'sreception.Needlesstosaythecitizens aredelightedwiththeprospectofa visitfromHisMajestysrepresentative,andwecansafelypreiticta rightroyalwelcomefromthepeople ofivellerberrin,ore.raiinsandMakering.

Mrs.Norbert,aresidentofBungulla,wasveryseriouslyinjuredbya savagedogonlastTuesday.Theinjuredwomanwasonherwayfrom the whenshewassavagely attacl.flbya stag'total& thep;o.,ertyofMr(allies.:.!rsNorbert,whowascryerionalyi::tired ,...andwassufferingfrontsnocsandin greatpain,wasconveyednytrainto Kellerherrin,andisatpresentlimier thedoctor'scareatNurseSemi)sprivate hospital.

iliaE.Higgins,11.llelwiggandS. D.c.ey,Mr.andMrs.Nicholson,Mr. andAlreJBloxsidge,Mr.D.Healy andemployeesofKellerberrinHotel, 11.B.Scottandfamily,andMr.J. Oakley. TheEuchreTournamentandDance tobeheldintheStadiumonthe niALtofJuly23rdpromisestobea recordsuccess.Theticketsaregoingoffwell.Fourvaluableprizes areonexhibition,andareinthemi-elverianattraction.Thecateringis inthehandsofacapableladies' committee,\iissSinclairwillprovidethemusic,whilstAlr.Caddyhas 1,indlyconsentedtoactasAtI.C.

TheRe".FatherO'Reillyheard fromHisLordshipDr.Cluneduring thepastwee.lisLordshipvisited St.KieransCollege, .enny,and witsmuchchlimedwiththeplace. nei,1thertughaitsvolunteeredto cometothedioceseofPerth,andis proceedingtoi,enoaorRometo waifletehissti:diesforthepriesthood.

ThepeopleofKellerberrinwere deeplygrievedwhenthenewsofthe deathofAllanSmithcarnethrough frontNortham.,Mr.Smithresidedin Kellerherrinforsomeyears,andwas wellandfic.ourablyknownbyall classesinthecommunity.Iletooka keeninterestinsport,andwassecretaryofalmosteverysportingbody inthetown.liewassecretaryofthe St.Patrick'sDaySportsCommittee sincethateventbecameayearlyfixture,andalwaysgavethegreatest satisfaction.Hisdeathcameasa shoe%tomostpeopleinthetown. NooneDna-linedthathisillnesswas serious,orthatitwouldterminate fatally.However,pneumoniasetin, andhediedonThursdaynight.Ills friendsinKe'lerberrinsadlydeplore hisearlydecease,andtendertohis bereavedtarentstheirdeepestsympathy.R.I.P.Thefuneralbookplace attheNorthamcemetery,theRev. FatherO'Donnellolliciatin-r.The chiefmournerswereMrs.TT.IT. Smith(motlrrl,MEWSM.Smith (sister)andConnolly,andMessrs. IT.H.Smith(stepfather)andL. Green.Thepall-hearerswereMessrs. IV.A.Ruediger,TT,Tlelwigg,S.Daveyand.LOakley.Wreathswere forwardedbyMrs.GreenandLewin. eirlstheBeehive,AllisandWin. Mrs.Henley.ivy,Mr.andMrs.°liver.Mr.andIR=.W.S.Dale.Mr. andMrs.Foreman,Mr.andMrsDiasn,1Mavis.Mr.andMrs.Hill,

Merredinofto-dayandMerredinof onlyafewmonthsagoareinstrikingcontrast,andtherapidprogress ofthisbusyrailwaycentreisastonishing.Thepolicestation,postoffice,andotherpublicbuildingsare nearlycompleted,andformavery decidedacquisitiontothetown'sarchiteeture.Inadditiontothese structurestherearemanybuildings incourseofconstructionforbusiness andr-sidentialpurposes.Merredin justnowmustheeasilythemost ftoerishingtownintheEasternDistricts.

TheChurchCommitteeareworking h-rd,acemaelatingfunds,andwe traysoonexrecttoseeaCatholic Churchaddedtothelonglistofnew htliblin-serectedduringthepast12 b.onths.

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tLebrideandbridegroomat"Hillside,"theresidenceoftheuncleof thebride.Theusualtoastsbeing honoured,thehappycouple,amidst showersofgoodwishes,setoutto spendtheirhoneymoonattheCaves house,intheBusseltondistrict.The bridewasgivenawaybyheruncle, Mr.Bourke,andtheRev.T.Mastereonperformedtheweddingceremony. UnlastSundaynightalargeand enthusiasticmeetingoftheparishlonerswasheldafterdevotionsto macefinalarrangementsforthe 1,g:ridingofaBazaarinaidofthe i.,irishfunds.Itwasagreed,atter somediscussion,toholditduring thefirstweekinNovember.There willbefourst'lls:-TheRefreshmentStall, iresidedoverbyMrs. Aritr.d.1,resistedbyMrs.13riggs,Mrs Stainthorp,Mrs.CaseyandtheMissesSperinsandNeely.TheBachelor Stallwilllieinthecapablehandsof Mrs.Davidson,assistedbyMrsCarroll,Mrs.GeraldBridgwoodandMiss Farley.TheFancyStall-Mesdames CargeeandFarrellhaveastheirassistants T.G.A.Molloy,who, thoughbusilyengagedinotherchar:ccr.tutain::;cnts,Las'.'cryhindlyconsentedtoaidinthis.AlsoMrs FrankConnor,Mrs.Treadgold,Mrs. Mrs.FranklinandMrs.Baker.. TheilibernianStallwillbeunder thesupervisionofMr.IV.H.Reid, assistedbythemembersoftheH.A. C.B.S.Mr.Reidisveryenthusiastic inthematter,andanticipatesbeing abletohandover,onbehalfofhis stall,thehandsomesumof£100at theconclusionoftheBazaar.Mr. McCarthywasunanimouslyappointedHon.Secretary,withReg.FranklinasTreasurer.TheSecretaryhas takenuphisdutieswhole-heartedly, andjudgingbytheearnestnessand enthusiasmmanifestedonallsides, weconfidentlylookforwardtovery satisfactoryresults.

Amarriageofconsiderableinterest tookplaceattheStaroftheSea Charch,Cottesloe,lastWednesday, the16thinst.Thecontractingparti.zetwereMr.LeesFranklinMitchell, soncfMr.SamuelMitchell,of `-orth.thatton,oneoftheearlypioneersoftheplaceandafterwards memberofParliamentforthedistrict,andMissAmandaMaryJohnson,ofcottesloe,daughterofMr. JohnJohnson,alargeandinfluentialbusinessmanofEuchuca,Victoria,andnieceofMr.andMrsBourke, formerlyoftheBrightonHotel,Cottesloe.Asumptuousbreakfastwas Partakenofbythemanyfriendsof

Box,"wasproceededwith,andresultedinseveralwarmdiscussionson thevarioussubjects,thejuniormemberswaxingparticularlyeloquenton thesubjectof"CompulsoryTraining."

InconnectionwiththeSocietya seriesofsocialsarebeingheldthroughouttheseason,withtheobjectof layingofftheexpaidturaincurred inrenovatingthehall,whichisused bytheSistersasaHighschool,In view of thepopularityoftheseevenings,thecommitteehaveremoved thegalkryinordertoprovidemore floors:ace,severalweathersgiving theirs:riicesfree.Thesocialsare heldeveryMondayevening,MissMccnrtactingaspianiste,andMr. FrankMcMahonas11.('.Alearners' dancingclassisalsoheldonalternateWednesdtys,andisbeingwell ;,ttended.

ThesyllabusReinforThursday, next,the29thinst.,isaSocialand Dance.Theladieswillproviderefreshments.Acommitteeisactively workingupagoodprogrammefor theevening.

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Theusualmeetingwasheldon Mondayeveninglast.Mr.Whelan wasreceivedas'anewmemberofthe society.Astrongcommitteewere appointedtoworkuptheEuchre Party,forthe22ndprox.Thesyllabusitemsetdownwasaninter-societydebate,on"Temperancev.ModerateDrinking."Messrs.Hartigan, KinnaineandWaltersspokeinfavour ofmoderatedrinking:whilstMessrs. Dugan,Simpson,andKennansupportedtemperance.Afterwellreasonedargumentsonbothsides,the adjudicator,Mr.TomDay,gavehis decisioninfavourofthemoderate drinkers.Thememberswereallof theopinionthatthedebatewastLe bestoftheseason.

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Theusualweeklymeetingofthe abo7eSocietywasheldonThursday, the11thinst.Arrangementswere madeforadebatewiththeKalgoorlieBranch.TheSecretaryandTreasurerre.ortedonthestateofthe Society'seffectsandfinances,allof whichwereinverysatisfactoryorder.

Aftertheconclusionofbusiness, theitemfortheevening,"Question

Thesocietyhasbeenveryfortunateinsecuringtheservicesofthe Rev.Dr.O'Hurley,ofCoolgardie,to deliveralectureonMondayevening next,the21stofJuly.Therev.gentlemanhassecuredalargenumber ofs'ideswhichcannotbeobtainedin anypertofW.A.Theyareexquisite viewsoftheoldworld.WehaveengagedMr.Pilkinjon,anotedelectricianoftheGoldfields,toscreen theseviews.Thepublicareinvited, andmembersespeciallyrequestedto attendinlargenumbers.Patrons areassuredofanintellectualtreat.

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Sunday,July13th,provedindeeda dayofjoyandgladnesstotheCatholicsofEasthirupp,asitwasthe dayoftheopeningoftheirChurch, thefirstplaceofworshiperectedin thisthrivingsettlement.Thecereoilyofblessinganddedicatingto theserviceofAlmightyGottthe beautifullittlejarrahbuildingwas conductedbyVeryRev.P.Verling, VJG.,ofPerth,who,accompaniedby Mr.I'.Prideaux(conductor),lies. Prideaux,andtheMissesMeadows (organist),Simmons,Edwards,Nconan,andEileenCox,oftheGreenbushesChurchChoir,haddrivenacrossthroughtheforestfromGreenhushes,inatempestuousgaleand Leavyrain.Thattheyescapedfallingtrees,washaways,andotherdangersquiteunharmedwasprovedby thedevotionalendmusicalmanner inwhichthechoirrendered"Webbe's MassinG."

Afterthededication,.lasswas celebratedbytheRev.FatL'erReidy, andFatherVerlingpreachedamost eloquentandinstructivesermonon theDivineCommissionentrustedto theCatholicChurch,takingforhis text"Theyshallbuildmeasanctuary,andIvilldwellinthemidstof them,"fromthe23rdchapterofExodus.Aftercongratulatingthepeopleontheerectionoftheneatchurch thepreacherdweltonthegreatadvantagesderivedfromtheerectionof aChurch,asitwouldproveacentreandsourcefromwhichnumerousgraceswouldflowintothesouls ofthepeople."InthisChurchyou willhearthewordofGodandLear Histruemessageproclaimed.You willhearHislawinterpretedandexplained.OurLordJesusChrist manifestedtheRevelationofGodto theworld,'Godwhointimespast spoltebytheProphetsandinthese daysspacetousbyIllsSon.'Jesus taughtandspodeasnomanhad taughtorspokenbefore.Ilewas the1Vay,theTruthandtL'eLight, butIllsDoctrinewasnottobemerelyrevealedforthetimeandthen flungatrandomonthefaceofthe world.No.Hisdoctrinemustbe everatoeingvoicetous,andfor thispurposeIleinstituted Ilie Church.ThatChurchwastobethe vigilantgeardianofthedepositof Faith,oftheTruthandteachingof JesusChrist.Shewastobeitsever livingwitness,itsonlyauthorised andaccreditedexponent.Listento thesestrikingwordswhereinJesus Christcommissionsandempowers Hischurchtobetheteacherofthe nations'AstheFathersentMe,I alsosendyou.Goye,therefore, teachallnations,teachingthemto observeallthingswhatsoeverIhave commandedyou,andbeholdIam wirhyoualldays,e'enuntothe conseimationoftheworld.'Hereis theChurrh'sCharterLereisher commission.ByChristsowndirect am(Antneatsheistheace-edited teacherofallnations.TheChurchis toteneh,andmenmustacce:uther towhine.'Goandteach,'said ('hri,t.'IIthathelievethandis baptisedshallbesaved,andhethat believethnotshallhecondemned.'Is thereno(tengerofdeception?Is therenodancerofbeingledintoerror?No.ChristhasgivenIlls sacredronnise,1lehasgivenIllsditineguaranteethatIlewillalways beeithHisChurch,guidingitand directingitinthewayoftruth. 'Behold,'Hesays, amwithyou alwayseventotheconsummationof theworld.'With('hristdirecting, assistingandpreservingfronterror, aChurchcannoterr,norcanmenbe ledintoerrorbyacceptingitsteaching.'liethathearsyou,'sal Christ,'hearsme.'TheChurchis Christ'sorganandmouthpiecevoicingIllsteachingthroughoutallages totheendoftime.Ilevouchesfor her,andhappyindeedareweinaccetineherteachingandoaeyineher commands.Andmarkthatteaching oftheCherch,how-randanderreetinainitsmagnificentunity-"The 1111,re1Plt"rt/aytoday,andforever,"thesauteineverylandand nationundertheBen;thesamein

everyspeechandtonguethesaute nowasinapostolictimes;thesame nowasatfirstutteredbythesacred lipsofJesus.Thereisnowavering orinconsistencyintheChurch'sutterancesthereisnoshiftingwith thechangingopinionsofmen.Unchangeableinherfaith,theChurch istheuncompromisinginterpreterof themoralLaw.Fromthelipsofher accreditedministersyouwillhear herteaching,youwillbeinstructed inherlaw.IntheChurchnotonly areourmindsenlightenedwiththe LightofTruth,butourwillsare strengthenedbythegraceoftheHoly SacramentsoftheChurch,thoselifegivingstreamswhichbringsupernaturallifetothehumansoul.ToHis Church,ChristhasentrustehHis HolySacraments,withherIlehas derositedthetreasuresoflis andhowgreatandurgentisour needofChrist'sall-powerfulgrace. Darkenedisourunderstaaa'ag,our willsareinfirmandweakweare allinclinedtodowhatisevil; exilesinthisvaleoftears,surrounded bytemptationsoneveryside,our iritualenemieseverreadytoensnareandentrapus.howshallwe triumphovertheenemy,restrainand checkourevilpassions,keepmGod's friendshipandobeyHisauw?God's helpisnear;Hisassistanceisnigh; throughIlls IolySacramatteIle communicateshisall-uowurfuland all-sustaininggracetou:s.'

FatherVerlingexplainedetlength thatforeveryneedandnecessityof ourlives,thereisaspecalSacramentinstitutedbyourLord.'e13:13 Christ.TheCatholic'hurchvetches bythecradleofthenewly-bornaabe andsoothesthelastmomentsofthe sufferingpilerimabouttotweehis departurefrontthisvaleoftears.By theSacramentofBaptismweare "bornagain,"becomechildrenof Godandreceivethetitledeedsof theKingdomof(leaven.Thefaith whichwereceiveattheBaptismal fontisstrengthenedbytheSacramentofConfirmation,bywhichwe aremadestrongandperfectChristians.WhenwesullyourBaptismal innocencebymortalsinandinflict adeadlywoundonoursouls-thereis "BalminGalaad-anda'hysici.n" tohealusintheSacramentofPenance.IntheAdorableSacramentof theEucharistoursoulsarenourishedandstrengthenedby"theBread ofLifewhichcomethdownfrontHeaven"toheourfoodduringour wearypilgrimagetothePromised Land."BytheSacramentofMatrimony,themarriedstateissanctified andtheparentsreceivegracetobring uptheirchildreninthefearandlove ofGod.Finally,whenlife'sdreary journeyisdrawini.i.toaclose,thedyingCatholiciscomfortedandstrengthenedbytheSacramentofExtreme

Unction,towhichtheApostleSt. Jamesreferredwhenhewrote-"It thereisanyonesickamongyou,let himbringintapepriestsofthe Church.Letthemprayoverhint, anointinghimwithoil,theprayerof faithshallsavehim,andithebein sins,thesinsshallbeforgivenhint." HereinthisbeautifullittleChurch thepeopleofEastKirrupwouldhave theprivilegeofassistingatthe IfolySacrificeoftheMass,thatgreat andadorableSacrificebywhichwe adequatelypaytoAlmightyGodthe honourthatisduetoHint.Here thatgreatandredeemingactofcharitywouldberenewedandstreams ofgracefrontthefountainsofour Saviourwouldbedewthesoulsofthe people.

Inconclusion,theVicarcongratulatedMr.Melly,theCommittee,and allotherswhohadinanywayassistedintheChurch'serection,and pointedoutthatbytheirefforts duringthepastthreemonthsandby thatday'scollectiontheyhadsubscribedsufficienttoreducetheamountowingontheChurchtoless than£50.FatherVerlingexpressed hisdeepappreciationoftheservices ofMr.Prideauxandhischoir,for havingundertakenthejourneyto assistintheday'sceremonies.

Attheconclusionofthesermon, Gounod's"AveMaria"wasrendered withgreattaste,expression,and beautyofvoicebyMissMaudMloss.

TheCommittee,late,expressed theirentiresatisfactionwiththe mannerinwhichMr.Toomey,of Bridgetown,contractorfortheerectionofthebuilding,hadcarriedout hiswork.

FathersVerlin4andReidyandthe majorityofthevisitorswereenterta'nedatluncheonbyMr.andMrs. .1.Ne!ly,ofthe"Bungalow,"whilst theremainderwerehosaitablyreceivedbyVOrs.11.('rock.

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ThemembersofSt.Monica's Branch Society.approached HolyCommunioninabodyinregaliaat8o'clockMassonSunday.

FatherPhilSheridanarrivedfrom :arrandaleonSaturdayafternoon, andhistimewastakenupduring theeveninghearingconfessions,and manyavailedthemselvesoftheprivilegeofapproachingtheSacraauents.Fr.Sheridanthankedthe membersforturningoutinsuchnumbers,andstatedthatwhentheworks aerestartedatJarrandalehewould beinapositiontohepresentatthe meetingsinhisofficialcapacityand givealltheinformationathisdisposal.Healsothankedthemembers ofthecommitteewhohaddonesuch goodworkinaidofthe,Presbytery. ImmediatelyafterMassFr.Sheridan drovedoentoJarrandafeinorder too'liciateatthe10.30a.m.Wass, wherealargecongregationawaited hisarrival.

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newhallhereonSaturdaynightto raisefundsforthepurposeoferectingaMechanics'InstituteatJarrahdale.Thesocialwaswellpatronised, singinganddancingbeingindulgedkr inuntilmidnight.The!oasiswas suppliedbytheNo.6Orchestra. Apreliminarystartwasmadeat thenewmill,Jarrandale,onThursdaylast,Anumberofmenlefthere onWadnasdaytocontinuanceoperathorn,andIaminformedongoodauthoritythatbusinesswillbeinfull Devineinaboutafortnight.TheNo. 6Millwillcontinueworkingpro tem. AnadjournedmeetingoftheH.A. C.B.S.washeldat10.30afterMass onSunday.

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EnthusiasticWestralianReception

Ouryoungvisitorsfromtheland ofUncleSamcanhardlyhaveany complainttomakeconcerningthe natureoftheirreceptionintheGoldenWest.OnTuesdaymorningthey receivedatrulymagnificentwelcome fromthepublicofFremantle.For haltanhourbusinesswassuspended. 111gb-streetwascrowded,merchants stoodondoorstepsandcaughta glimpseoftheboysmarchingpast, work-girlsandshophandssawbetterfromtheopenwindowsofsecond storeys,andtheoccupiersofbalconiedIremisessawtheprocessionand mostofthecrowdaswell.Aguard ofhonourofnavalandmilitarycadetsofthedistrictwasdrawnupto receivetheAmericanboys,andthe largesthandeverturnedouttythe Y.A.L.headedtheniintheprocession.MajorPeixotto,leaderofthe toys,wasmei:byLieut.J.J4Simons,oftheV.A.L.;thetwobands eachngedc.kertesies,theAmerican playing"GodSavetheKing"and "TheFive-StarredBanner,"andthe ustrellnre;lendingwith"The StatesimneledBanner."Theprocessionth-nnio%edoff.A wiry}mall drum-majorwithanenormo'swhite bustyledtheAmericanboys.Behind him,carriedIythefrontrant:,were twoto.ringsofthecontinentonethePanunia-pacificWorld'sExpositionParearin7thedate1911,!, blueensignrresentedbythe"dovn townmerchants"ofSanFriinci,--o. andtheAi,lorie-nst-ndardgiven President.Wilsontotheboysat timeo,their,:'sittowashin,,ton.

Atthemunicipalreception,Mayor AlcidirensaidthatthewDoleofWesternAustraliahad1,eenlooKin4 w.,rdtothee'arrivalforsome11 Past.Theinterchangeof%isitsbetweenAmericanandAustralianboys musthaveagreatandwonderfuleffectuponthefuturerelationship theEnglishspeakingnations.They werepleasedinFremantlelohave theo,,dortanityofgiingthelire welcomenotonly Al'esternAustralia,hutalsototh,shoresofthe greatandgloriouscontinent.IleextendedtoAltvorPeixottoandtlp Americanladsaveryheartywelcome toWesternAustralia.(Cheers.)

ralpossibilitieswerealmostunbounded. AfterthespeechofMr.J.F.Allen,MayorofEastFremantle,and Mr.Carpenter,M.L.A., MajorPeixottothankedthepeople andtheCouncilforthewelcomethey hadgiventheboys.Hisheartwas fullofprideandpleasureandthe mostbeautifulsentimentsaman couldhatewhenhethoughtofthe wonderfuloutpouringofgenuinefeelingwhichhadgreetedthem.Whenhe wasinAustraliafouryearsaeoit washisonedreamtocomeback. Onereasonforthiswasthewonderfulclimete.Itmadeallmenwantto ceinebacktoAustralia.Heassured themthattheboyswouldnotforyettheirreceptionatFremantle.

OnArrivalintheCapital theAni-ricanBoys,wholooked smartintheirdarkbluecostumes withgoldtunics,sawthemain streetsofPerth,throughwhichthey marchedtotheEsplanade,crowded withpeopleanxioustoaccordthem atypicalAustralianwelcome.

AddressingtheboysontheEs-

gavetheirpopular"cry"bywayof thankinggovernorBarron. Theyweresubsequentlyentertained atlunchbyMr.Boan,andinthe afternoonActingMayorFranklinaccordedthornacivicreceptionatthe 'i'ownIlull,whenarepresentativeassemblage,whichincludedtheVicarGeneralandFatherHayes,Adm.,receivedthemwithenthusiasm.lion. T.Walker,M.L.A.,MinisterforEducation,inthecourseofaneloquent address,saidhewaspleasedtowelcometheboysbecause,fromtherecollectionsofhistravelsinhisyouth, helearnedtolovetheAmericanpeople.Theyoungvisitorswouldfind intheAustralianpeoplewarmhearts andsociabledispositione.Theboys, bytheirintellectualandartisticacquirements,wereenabledtotravel aroundtheworld.Inasentence,it wasatklea.suretriptoacquireknowledge.Tothusficiuireknowledeein thityouth,totilltheiryouneminds withthewondersoftheworld,mil toleirniminethineofotherpeople andothercauntr:es,wasindeedafine tempest..Aboveall,thosetoursmade forsuchnnoblintthingsaspeace, union,aharmonyofinterestsasbetwennHens,andthetretherhrod ofmaninitsfinestsemi,.Suchtours werenrrtofthebuildinzunandcelmntimr,ofn,tions.Mr.1.J.Simons

IAustralia,thatthepeopleofallthe StatesofAustraliawerealwaysexceedinglypleasedtomeettheirbrothersfromAmerica.IlehadrecentlyvisitedtheUnitedStates,anda greatcomplimentwaspaidtohim astherepresentativeofaBritishcolony.HeunderstoodthatonlyAmbassadorsofforeignnationswere permittedafreeentrythroughthe AmericanCustoms,butimmediately itbecameknownthathe,asthePremierofWesternAustralia,wascoining,thisprivilegewasextendedto him.lehadbeentreatedwelleverywherethroughouttheStates,and wassorrythathejustmissedtheopportunityofmeetingthePresidentof thatgreatdemocraticcountry.He Lopcdthatthefriendlyfeelingsthat existedbetweenAustraliaandAmerica,betweenthewholeBritishpeopleMildAmericans,wouldcontinue, andhecouldseenoreasonwhythey shouldnot.IftheBritishandAntericennationsweretocometogether theycouldassurethepeaceofthe worldforever.Americanshada magnificentcountry,andwerelimitingthebestofit.Aftercommenting onsonicpeculiaritiesofAmerican pronunciationoftheEnglishlanguage, Scaddansaidthatthe Americanswereagreatfreedom-lovingPeople.Ifthecapitalistwanted tomakemoremoneyhedidnot mindifitmeantbloodshedtogetit, andiftheworkerswantedmorewagestheyuseddynamite.(Laughter.)

Mr.Aloss, inalearnedad dress,saiditwasamatterofgreat importancethattheircousinsinthe tnitedStatesshouldhewellreceived intheCommonwealthofAustralia, becausethegreatEnglishspeaking nations,ofwhichAustraliawasone, hadbeforethemthegreatmissionof preservingthepeaceoftheworld. TheAmericanboyswouldhavetheir partinthefuturebyupholdingthe traditionstheywerenowmaking,in proclaimingtotheworldatlarge thattheEnglishspeakingpeoplehad theoneaimandambitionofpreser.ingpeace.-Over20yearsagohe cattletoFremantle.Itwasthena townofabout6,000people,andhad veryfewroads,andnotnearlythe numberofbuildineswhichwere standingatthepresentday.Since thattimethepopulationhadincreesedfourorfivefold.Inplaceofthe resentmagnificentharbourwhich hadbeenconstructed,thankstothe abilityofagreatengineer,thelate Mr.C.Y.O'Connor-(cheers)-ata costofoveronemillionpounds-not dollrrs-therewasajettyjuttingout tosea,atwhichboatsofsmall draughtcouldbeberthed..Communicationwithportsbeyondthesea wasrestrictedtotwoorthreeboats ayear,andamonthlyorhi-monthly servicewastheonlycommunication withtheEasternStates.To-dayFremantleoccupiedthepositionofbeingthethirdportofimportancein theCommonwealthofAustralia,tjudginebytheexportsandimports thatpassedthroughtheport.At presenttheywereonlyonthefringe ofthedevelopmentofthetown.WesternAustraliawasaverymarvellous country,andcomprisedwithinits boundariesaboutone-thirdofthe areaofthecontinent,acountryof marvellousmineralandtimber wealth,withasoilsecondtonone intheCommonweelth.Itsaericultn-

plenade,IliaExcellencytheGovernor saidhewasdelighted,onbehalfof thepeopleoftheState,towelcome themtoWesternAustralia.Asan educationalfactoralonethetour whichtheyoungAmericanshadundertaeenmusthehelpfultothemin afterlife.Theycouldhardlycall theyoung,visitorsbrothers,butthey wereveryc.osefirstcousins,kindit wasinsuchlightthathehopedeach -BritishrrsandAmericans-loo:ed totheother.TheyoungAmericans hadbeendescribedas"100percent. boys."Thefactthattheyhadearnedfullnitir.:swaspleasing,esshowingthattheywereworthyrepresentativesoftheirnation.Visitssuch astheboyswerenowpayingtodifferentpartsoftheBritishEmpire, andsuchastheYoungAustralia Leagueboyshadpaidtooversee parts,meantthefurtherstrengtheningoftheclosebondbetweenthe UnitedStatesandtheirownnation. Theywantedtocelebratenotmerely 100yearsofpeacebetweenthetwo greatnations,butpeaceforever. Theyhads:eninonebigbodythat daysturdyreeresentativesnotonly ofAmerica,butoftheStateandthe Commonwealthaswell,andeveryonemustfeelproudofthem.liewas perfectlycertainthattheyoung Americanvisitorswereingoodhands nodheonlyhonedthattheywould hiveanenjoyabletime.

Inturn,theAmericanboysand theYoungAustraliaLeagueboys

deliveredanexcellentshortspeech,in whichhereferrcdtotheeplmdidfraternalLelingexistingbetweenAustraliaandAmerica.Hisrisingwas thesignalforanoutburstofenthusiasmfromtheAmericanboysand theY.A.L.Inreseonse,MaijorPeixottosaidtheyhadthatdaybeenreceiyedwithboundlessenthusiasm. lospitalityandawarmwelcome theyhadmetoneveryhand.Ithad beenagloriousdayfromevery standpointfortheyoungtourists, andontheirbehalfhecouldonlyexresshisverydeepappreciationof allthathadbeendoneforthem.The peopleofAmericalearnedtolovethe YoungAustraliaLeagueboyswho hadvisitedthatpartoftheworld. Americanshadspokenofthemasthe finestboystheyeverhopedtosee. Hewouldbesatisfiediftheboysof whomhewasinchargecouldwhile ontoitearne,enameasureofthe goodfeelingswhichhiscountrymen hadentertainedtowards11r.Simon andhisparty.Justasthoseboys hadlearnedtoknowa.greatdealof America,FOhispartyofboyswere nowgoingtoknowsomethingofthe greatandprogressiveConituonwealth ofAustralia.

AtParliamentHouse. PremierScaddansaidthatthere werehundredsandthousandsofotherswhowouldhavebeenpleasedto havehadtheopportunityofwelcomingthem.TheMajorwoulddiscover, ashepreviouslydidwhenvisiting

TheactionofthecolonistsinAmericaatthetimeoftheDeclaration ofIndependencehadtaughtBritish statesmenthatthemorefreedom theygavetothosewhoeeretrying todeveloptheouterpartsofthe Empirethebetteritwasforthose ,ndforthem,withtheresultthat thecolonieshednothingtocomplain a')outinthewayofrestraintoropres,ionfromLondon,endto-daythe Brit'shreo-lewerelivingunderthe frestVagintheworld.Infact,the Britishcolonieswerelikespoiltchildren.llewasOAtohavetheopportunityof\%elcomingtheircousins fromAmerica.Ileandthoseon v.hosebehalfheiteo'te,hoaed.that thrustaywoullhenotonlyenjoybutalsofinanciallysuccessful in(r3erthatotherboysmightbe rotghthere. Air..1as.Mitchell,M.L.A.,onbehalfoftheOpposition,Mr.U.V. Burke,AmericanConsul,andMajor i'mixottohavingseo:een,MasterMilt;nDaneigerexpressedthanksonthe toys'behalf,anddelightedallpresent,as,withanfissuredmanner,he toldhowtheyLedcometoFeefor themselveswhattheyhadbeenhavingdinnedintotheirearsforthe last29daysaboutAustralia.They feltthatAustraliawassymbolicof proeressandprosperity,andemphasisingthevalueofboys'interchange visits,saidthatboyswerethebest I.00stersintheaor1,1,becausethey saidwhattheythought.(Laughter.) TheyhadcometoseeAustraliafor themselves,andtocarryaway,not whatcouldbegleanedfromAustralia'sboostingliterature,ofwhich theyhadseenstacks-(loudlaughter).

AttheY.A.L.Banquet

onWednesdaynight,theaforesaid Milton,whoisevidently"acharacter,"inproposingthetoastof"Australia-theWorld'sYoungestDemocracy,"saidhehadbeeninAustraliafortwodays,andyetinthat brieftimehehadmademorefriendshipswhichwouldlastforalifetimethanhehadintwoyearsin California.Thatwasthekindof feelingwhichimpregnatedtheparty. HepicturedthetimewhenaColumbiaParkboy,risentobeGovernor inCalifornia,wouldexchangecables withaY.A.L.boywhomightbePremierinWesternAustralia,inviting oneanotherto"comeandsettlethis alienlandquestion."(Laughter.)It wascertainthatti.,friendships wouldlastwhentheylefttheState: iftheysawtoomuchofoneanother theyrenerallygottodislikeeach other.(leauebter.)AfterdrawineattentiontothesimilaritywhichexistedbetweenAustraliaandAmerica intheirdevelopmentandaspirations, hedweltnoonthemanifoldattractinesofCalifornia,andobservedthat fromtheSierraNevadantherehold

MR.E.D.GRACE, AdvanceAO'ringeroftheAmerican Boys.

MAJORS.S.PEIXOTTO, Leaderofthepartyof.tnerican Boys.

beenenoughgoldwontopayforthe Australiandebt-iftherewasone. (Laughter.)WesternAustralia,he feltsure,wouldhaveadebtatany rate,owingtothedifferentavenues inwhichStateenterprisehadproceeded.Ileremarkedappreciatively ontheGovernment'sgenerosityin grantingfreetransportbyrail,and saiditwouldbeanexcellentbitof informationtoconveytotheprivate ownersofrailwaysinCalifornia,who tookeventheirhalf-pennies.lietrustedthatAustraliawouldalwaysbe freeandembracethebestformsof government,thatofarepublic,a landgovernedbythepeople.Nextto California,Australiawasthebest advertisedplaceintheworld-the restwereonlyside-showplaces.

(Laughter.)

ThePremier,whowashonoured withanAmericansky-rocket,replied atsomelength.Hehoped,hesaid, thatwhatlittlecourtesiestheGovernmenthadbeenabletoextendto theAmericanswouldassistthevisitorstoiiia%etheirtourafinancial success. Duringtheeveningselectionswere renderedbytheColumbiaParkBoys' Band,theY.A.L.Band,andthe Y.A.L.Orchestra,andLeslieMartin, oftheY.A.L.World'sBand,gavea violinsolowhichcharmedhishearers. PriortothegamebetweenPort AdelaideandSublacoontheW.A. C.A.GroundonWednesday,ateam fromthepartyofAmericanboysmet ateamrepresentingtheYoungAustraliaLeague.Theweatherand groundconditionswereagainsta goodgameoffootball,buttheexhibitionwasneverthelessenjoyable. Thelocalboyswonby3goals1behindto1goal1behind.

SubiacoOrphanageFair

AEUCHREPARTYandDANCE

WillbeheldatMrs.Gaynor'sGrand entralCoffeePalace,Wellington street,on MONDAY,JULY28.

SplendidPrizes,Refreshments.

AllTickets1/6.Proceedsinaidof HomeRuleStall.

IN111EMORIAM

Inlovingmemoryofmydearhusband,JohnMcCarthy,whodiedat Seymour,Victoria,on17t1..July, 1912.Mayhissoulrestinpeace. -Insertedbyhislovingwife,A.E. McCarthy,andhischildren,Kathleen,Eileen,PeterandVincent,45 Bell-street,Fitzroy,Vic.,formerly ofMt.Lawley(MaylandsParish).

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"ACatholicNewspaper,inapar:eh,isaperpetualmission."-LEOXIII.

SATURDAY,JULY19,1913.

TheLords'EastKick

thinkhehadreceivedmuchpersecutionexceptinthenatureofimportunitytoaccepthonours.Mr.Wolfe saidtheirkindnessshowedtherewas nosuchthingasbigotryinthat county.

Mr.Gannons,inproposingthereelectionofCapt.Filgate,D.L.,and SirVereFoster,Bart.,aschairman andvice-chairmanoftheArdee BoardofGuardians,whichisalmost whollyNationalistandCatholic,said theseProtestantgentlemencouldgive thelietotheunscrupulouspoliticianswhowereattackingthealleged intoleranceofNationalistbodies. :mmeniemeseism

Diocesannews.

TheVicar-Generalreturnedtothe cityonMondaynight.OnSundayhe blessedandopenedthenewChurchat EastKirrup.Afullreportofthe ceremonyappearsinanotherpartof thisissue.

TheVeryRev.DeanMartelliwill leaveSubiaconextweekonashort triptoBroome,Bea-leBayandotherNor'-Westcentres.Weunderstand thattheDnnwillconductRetreats fortheSistersofSt.JohnofGod atBeagleBayandBroomebeforereturning,

TheVeryRev.DeanSmyth,of Sunbury,hasbeenonavisitto Perthduringtheweek.

childrenattheConventoftheGood Shepherd,Leederville.FatherTreacy isconductingtheRetreatfortheSt. JohnofGodSistersatKalgoorlie, andFatherKellyisinthenorthern centresgivingmissions,accompanied byDeanRobinon.

FatherGeraldGriffinenrolleda numberofthe('lontarfboysinthe BrownScapularonWednesday,the FeastofOurLadyofMountCarmel, anddeliveredanimpressiveaddress appropriatetotheoccasion.

Weregrettoannouneethedeathof SisterMaryImelda,whichtookplace attheDominicanConvent,Dongarra, duringtheweek.Thei.ineral,which tookplaceonTuesday,waslargely attended.ThedeceasedSister,who camefromIreland,wasprofessedin June,1910,andhadnotbeenwellfor comemonths.Sheboreherlingering illnesswithfortitudeandresignation.TotheDongarraCommunity andhersorrowingrelativesinthe OldLandweextendoursinceresympathy.R.I.P.

LOCO!,adPersonal

ReneBazin'snovel,"TheRedeemer,"areviseofwhichappears onpage13,IsfromMissMcDermott'sCatholicArtandBookDepot,Hay-street,Perth.

OnThursdayafternoonillsExcellencytheGovernorreceivedtheboys atgovernmentlIouse.OnThursday eveningtheY.A.L.ladiesentertainedtheyouthfulvisitorsatabanquettoreciprocatethehospitality tenderedtheY.A.L.boyslastyear byparentsinSanFrancisco.This (Saturday)eveningandonMonday eveningthevisitorswillgiveconcerts attheTivoli.TheirstayinW.A. willextendovertwomonths,andwe wishthemaverypleasantandprofitabletour.

ItGrandConcert

Willheheldat KING'SHALL,SUBIACO, On

NEXTWEDNESDAYEVENING, (23rdinst.)

InaidoftheChildrenofMary's StallattheforthcomingBazaar. LeadingArtists. Orchestra. Tickets,1/6and1/-. M.McMAIION, A.ROWE, JointSecs.

DON'TFORGETTHE GrandPlainandfancyDressBag ForchildrenandAdults), Toheheldinthe IIIBERNIANHALL, OnTUESDAY,JULY29. ProceedsinaidofSt.13rigid'sConvent,WestPerth.

DuringtheweekthehereditaryBritishChamberonceagainthwarted thenation'soft-expressedwillbyreojectingtheIrish!IonicRuleBill passedbyanoverwhelmingmajority intheHouseofCommons.Itisa consolationtoknowthatthisisthe lasteffectivekickthatcanbegiven -asfarasHomeRuleisconcerned.

BytheprovisionsoftheParliament Actitmakesnodifferencenexttime whetherthosetitledhumbugsreject oraccepttheBillforthebettergovernmentofIreland.Intheeventof alastexpiringeffortbythe"diehards,"themeasurewillpassautomaticallyovertheirheadstoreceive thesignatureofKingGeorge,and Self-GovernmentforthelongoppressedIslandwillbeanaccomplished factnextMaywhethertheLordslike itornot.ViscountMiarley(Lord PresidentoftheCouncil),inwinding upthedebate,wasrepeatedlypressedbytheOppositiontosaywhether ornottroopswouldheorderedto fireuponOrangemandefyingthelaw. Ilesaidhewouldrefusetoanswera purelyh41.othAicalquestion,buthe wasconfitlentthatinadifficultand dangerouscrisistheauthorities woulddoallthatpublicdutyimposeduponthemforthemaintenanceof order.IlecontendedtL'atthetaking ofareferendumorthedeclarationof adissolutionbeforeaBillwaspassedwouldheafargreaterblowto Parlianont'sauthoritythanything intheParliamentAct.Ilefeltsure thatwhenthemembersoftheIrish partyLadaParliamentoftheirown theywouldshowtheseinestatesmanlikespirittheyhadshown Lithertotomakeitasuccess.

WhosaysthattheageofFaithis gone? Afamilyjourneysdaily NINEmilestotheWaginConvent School,whichisnowinfullswing withcloseon60ptftils.Thisgrand actisonlyequalledbyanotherat thetimeoftheBishop'svisitthere forConfirmation.Thenamotherand h'rtwoboystravelled42mileson theSundaymorningtothe10o'clock Mass,atwhichtheyreceivedHoly Communion.

TheApostolicLetterofourHoly FatherestablishingaUniversalJubileeincommemorationofpeacehavingbeenproclaimedthrouguautthe ChristianworldbyConstantinethe Great,wasreadinallrileIremantleChurchesonSunday.Fiirthermore,theOblateFathersexhorted theFaithfultoco-operateinfull measurewiththeinnumerablegraces andblessingstobeobtainedduring thisholytimefromtheinexhaustibleTreasuryoftheCatholicChurch. OnWednesdayeveninganentertainmentinaidoftheBeaconsfieldStall fortheforthcomingBazaarwasheld intheParochialhall,andwaswell patronised.

MadelineHartlandandKathleen Trethoaan,pupilsofMissMaryMcDowell,L.A.B.,NorthPerth,were suocessfulinpassingtheRoyalCollegeofMusicExams.

WaginfootballersjourneyedonSaturdaybymotorstoDumbleyung, wheretheyweredownedbythemight ofthatfeci,o..8fanningdistrict. Jourdan,ofWagin,bestplayeron theground,andLukin.ofDumblevi.ng,nextbest,coveredthemselves ,vithglory.

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AmeetingwasheldatMaylands ChurchlastSundaymorningtoarrangeforthechildren'sBall,which willheheldinaidoftheBazaaron August16.Attheusualfortnightly meetingoftheII.A.C.B.S.atBayswateronTuesdayeveningashootingcompetitionwillbeheld.

AverysuccessfulEuchrePartywas heldatMidlandonTuesdaynightin aidoftheHibernianStallatthe forthcomingBazaar.Thewinnersof theladies'prizeswereMrs.Lytton andMrs.J.Tully,whileMessrs.GalbellyandW.Willoughbywerethe uckygents.

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SPECIALPRIZES.-C1forBest DancedSet.C-1forPrettiestSet. GoldBroochforBestDressedGirl (Fancy).GoldLinksforBestDressed Boy.SuitablePrizeswillhegivenfor MostOriginalcharacters.

SabiacoOrphanageFair

ACINDERELLADANCE

WillheheldinaidoftheWestPerth Stall,at ST.MAPY'S,c()LINSTREET, OnMONDAY,AUGUST11. Tickets,3s. MRS.DEAKIN, MRS.LAVAN, IIon.Secs.

F111;ENT.-WillMichaelJames O'ReillyandItubinaPearlO'Reilly communicateatoncewithRev.FatherCarroll,theBishop'sPalace, Perth.

TheMarquisofLondonderryhad thebrazeneffronterytodeclarethat therewasaunanimityofdeterminationonthepartoftheIrishProtestantsagainstHomeRule.

Inreplytothecryof"intolerance"onthepartofIrishCatholics, wetakethefollowingfactsfromthe "Irish,Independent"of.June21:Mr.Doran,theonlyProtestant memberoftheLouthCo.council,in thaMcingthatbodyforhisunanimousre-electiontothevice-chairmanshin,saidhiselectionwasafactfull ofsignificanceatthepresenttime, Ilehonedthatinayearhencethe termsof"Unionist"and"Nationalist,"would.bevebecomeobsolete,and thatallTrig/linenwouldbeNationalistsworkingforthegoodoftheir country.DescribingthetalkofarmedresistanceinUlsteras"bluff,"he saidneverwastheslightestdistinction!wideagainsthimonaccountof hisreligion.

Onth"reelectionofMr.Wolfe, .T.,P.,asvice-chairmanofKildareCo. council,Mr.P..T.Doylesaid11,. WolfebelongedtotheoldProtestant gentryofKildare,andhedidnot

Apleasantsurprisewassprungon theRev.FatherRoggero,ofGreenough,whenthechildrenattending theBootenalConventinvitedhimto theirschoolandpresentedhimwith abeautifulsurpliceandsetofAltar linens,asamementoofthe10thanniversaryofhisordination.Father flogger°heartilythankedthemfor theirusefulgift,andhopedthey wouldalwaysrememberhimintheir prayers,andnowandalwaysto provethemselvesfaithfulchildrenof th.)CatholicChurch,andneverto forketthegoodtrainingtheywere recei,ingfromthenuns.Ashort musicalprogrammewassubmitted. onto-morrow(Sunday)afternoon atthreeo'clack,thequarterlygeneralmeetingoftheSt.Vincentde PaulSocietywilltakeplaceinMay1ndschurch.Givenfineweather, thereshouldheabigattendanceof theCatholicpublic.Thereisalways acertainamountofsentimentattachedtothisgrandsocietyandits noblewet'',which,whenfullyextlainelendaepreciated,mustresult ininere nienchership.ThemeetingwillbeconcludedwithBenedictionoftheBlessedSacrament,at which,ifpossible,thewholecongregationwillioininthesingingofthe espialhymns.Thes)ecieladdress willhedeliveredbyoneoftheRedemptoristFathers,andmanyofthe eleriyhavesientfiedtheirintention ofbeingpresent.

Father\'olan,('.SS.R.,isatpresentconductingaRetreatforthe

Theorganisersoftheforthcoming SubiacoParishBazaarareleavingno stoneunturnedtosecuresuccess. NextWednesdayevening,atKing's Hall,Subiaco,asplendidprogramme ofmusicalandelocutionaryitems willbesubmitted-theproceedstogo tothestallorganisedbytheChildrenofMary.

WeunderstandthatPatrickKane, thehieyDublinnewsboywhois corningtoSouthAustraliaattheinvitationofSpeakerL.O'Loghlin, willarriveatFremantleonTuesday next.SomedayPatrickmayreturn toIrelandasPremierofSouthAustralia.Nodoubthiscareerinthe sisterStatewillhewatchedwithconsiderableinterest.

ThemanyfriendsofSt.Brigid's ('onvent,WestPerth,willheinterestedtolearnthatagrandPlainand FancyDressBallforchildrenand adultswillheheldattheIlibernian HallonTuesday,July29,inaidof theinterestfund.Veryvaluable prizesareadvertisedinthisissue, andwehopethefunctionwillbea ronouncedfinancialsuccess.

OnSaturdaynightaverysuccess! tournamentinaidoftheBellevueStallwasheldatMrs.Brown's, Greenmount.Athoroughlyenjoyable eveningwasspent.Judgingbythe vigorouseffortsoftheBellevuerepresentatives,theparishionersofthat progressivesuburbseemdetermined nottotakeabackseat,buttotop thepollifpossiblewhenthefinancial resultsareannounced.

19,1918.

Spencer'shavethesatisfactionof seeingacrowdedhouseattheThe111 atreRoyaleverynighttowitnessthe screeningofthegreatmoralityplay, "Satan."Patronsofthispopular picturepalacewillbepleasedto learnthatthewonderfulPanamacane]filetwillherepeatednextWednesdaynight,andthat"LeeMiserables,"whichisattractingthegold fieldspeopleatpresent,willbeagainsubmittedinPerth. lb

OnTuesdayMrs.PhilCoyleandher Aster,MissAdaTaylor,oftheBook andArtDepot,Baird'sArcade, Perth,receivedthesadnewsofthe deathoftheirmother,Mrs.William Taylor,whichtookplaceather homeinArmstrong's,nearArarat, Victoria.Thedeceasedlady,whoarrivedfrom('o.Clare,Ireland,over50 yearsago,wasoneoftheearliest pioneers,andwasextremelypopular amongallwhohadthepleasureof heracquaintance.Mrs.t'oyleand MissTaylorhavebeentherecipients ofnumerousmessagesofcondolence intheirsadbereavement.

WeunderstandthataBranchof theHibernianSocietyw'llsoonhe establishedatPortDarwin,in'the NorthernTerritory,andthattheAlbanyBranchwillherevivedinthe nearfuture.OnThursdayeveningthe PerthMaleandFemaleBranchesheld amosten'oyablenodalattheHibernianHall,towhichrepresentativesofalltheBranchesbetween FremantleandMidlandJunction werein'Red.Asplendidmusicaland elocutionaryprogrammewassubmittedandrefreshmentswerehanded rce.tal.Afellreportwillappearin nextissue.

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TheAmericanBoys,under%Nor Peixotto,havemadeamostfavourableimpressionsincetheirarrivalat FremantleonTuesdaymorningand theyarebeingreceivedwithprincely hosnitalityonallsides.Thereare14 ofthecontingentCatholics,andas therepresentativesofthegreatCatholicChurchoftheWesternRepublic,wegreettheta.Toallwithout exceptionweextendaheartywelcomeonbehalfofourreaders,and hoj.ethatlikeallothervisitorsto ourhospitableshores,theymaycarryawaywiththemverypleasant meteoriteoftheirtwomonths'sojournintheGoldenWest.

Thetgii.fiecord.

ablemandate,aswellastheAddress,eetibions,EmpireOrison,Rally,PatrioticRecord,andotherdocuments,whichhavebeenapprovedby theirMajesties,andbyImperialand Colonialauthorities.

ThemanygoldfieldsfriendsofMr. RichardLanewillbepleasedtolearn thathearrivesfromIrelandbythe mailboatonTuesdaynext,acconij.aniedbyMrs.Lane(neeMissHarrington,ofCork),andcarryingwith himthedistinctionofbeingafully fledgedmemberofthelegalprofession.Dickasheisknowntoahost ofBou.ierfriends)isthethirdson ofMr.andMrs.P.it.Lane,ofBoulder,andhasbeenforyearsaprominentneitheroftheHibernianSociety,havingrepresentedtheBoulder BranchattheAnnualConferenceon morethanoneoccasion.Ileleftfor Dublinsomefouryearsago,andwe arepleasedtoknowthathisstudies havebeencrownedwithsuccess.We understandthathisBoulderfriends havearrangedawelcomehomesocial tota7ieplaceatAll!fellowsHall beforetheendofthemonth.

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Dr.Henchley(lateoftheChelsea HospitalforWomenandtheRoyal Westm'nsteropthalmicHospital), hascommencedpracticeatSouth Britishbambers,Barrack-street, Perth,wherehemaybeconsulted from10to12inthemorningand from2to4intheafternoon,andon MondayandWednesday7to8p.m.

ThestrenuousworkoftheLabour CongressatFremantlewassomewhatrelievedlastweekbythebreezy "eloquence"ofthelion.Jamescornell,whorepresentsaGoldfields ProvinceintheharvestTerrace "HouseofLords."Accordingtothe 'Worker,"JimwouldinsistontalkingLatin,andwasn'tabitdisconcertedwhensomeoneasked,"Whois InExtenso,Jim?"

Cornellprovidedalittlelightrelief tothedebateswhenbesaidhecould tellhisexperienceoftryingtogrow cabbages(whichtheslugsatebefore theygrewup)-buthewouldn't. best,however,waswhenhe declaredthat"muchignorancehas beendisplayedonmanysubjectsin theLegislativeCouncilsinceIhave beenamember."Thenthecrowd lauehed.

TheladiesresponsibleforthevariousstallsattheforthcomingBaza.trinaidoftheSubiacoOrphanage,arenotallowingthegrassto growundertheirfeet.Amongthe illifelintiwiryentertainmentsannounced firtthisissueareMrs.Gaynor'sEuchrePartyandDancetoheheldat theGrandCentralCoffeePalace,in aidoftheHorneRuleStall,totake placeonMonday,July28,andthe CinderellaDanceorganisedbyMrs. Pr.DeakinandAirs.M.G.Levan(in aidoftheWestPerthStall),totake placeatSt.Mary'sHall,('olinstreet,onMonday,August11.The drawingoftheBuildingFundArt Unionwilltakealaceat8o'clockon Wednesday,July30,andthewinning numberswillhepublishedinourissueofAugust2.Allticketholders areto)nestedtosendinreturnsat oncetotheRev.Mother,Victoria SrareConvent,Perth.

Mr..F.LyonWeiss,Presidentofthe EmpirePatrioticLeague,Perth,has reeeia.dthefollowingacknowledgteentofhispatrioticaddressfrom HieExcellencytheGovernor:-"I liethehonourtorequestyouto informthePresidentoftheEmpire PitriotieLeague(SouthBritish Patitters,Perth.,thattheaddress oftheLeaguetoHisMajestythe Kin:,hasteendulylaidbeforeHis :%lansty,togetherWOthe'Empire Orison'eceontanyineit,andthat Ills`,lairstyhasSeenPaledtocorntreedththiscardialthanksshould becrinveyrdtotheLeaguefortheir expressionsofloyaltyanddevotion tohitt'selfand IlerMajestythe (-menontheoccasionoftheirCoroITARCOURT(Secretary ofState,Downing-street)."ByapplyingattheofficesoftheLeague, 23Barr-c't-street,thosewhosigned andsuaportedtheseAddress-PetitienscaninspectHisMajesty'svalu-

regardtoattendingholyMassand thefrequentationoftheSacraments.

OnTuesdaymorningtheDeanand Fr.Kelly,U.S.S.R.,LeftforComet Vale,wheretheyaretoopentheprettynewChurchandcarryonaweek's telethon.ThenewChurchatComet Valeisundoubtedlyacredittoits soberandenergeticpopulation,who, undertheleadershipofMr.Denis Meagher,havesparednoMort@in theireagernesstohaveitcomfortablyequippedfortheminion.Aftera weekatCometVale,itistheintentionoftheDeantoproceedtoKookynie,DavyhurstandMullins,where theyhodetocarryonasuccessful missionuntiltheendofthemonth. Fr.BrosnanwilladministertheparochialaffairsintheDean'sabsence.

Thesaleofthe"itecord"stillcontinuestoinerease,andwerequire twodozenextracotiesthisweek. Theotherday,anoldminerremarkedtous"Iusedtogetthe'CatholicPress'until1.tely,butnowour owelittlepaperissofellofinterest forpeoplefromallpartsthatIno longerbuyanyother."

thejudges.Theneighbouringsuburb ofBayswatersentthefollowingcontingentundertheguidanceofMrs. AlcKimmie:-"W.A.IndustrySet."D.Harding(Gold),A.McKinunie (Miner),F.O'Connor(Farmer),C. McDonald(Wheat),G.Sealfiver), A.O'Connor(Pearls),M.rrieves (Jarrah),R.Bell(JarrahWorker); Mr.McDonaldandMrs.Meehanwere alsopresentJ.Meehan,ClownJ. Mcliinunie,SilverQueen:M.McKiminie,RobertEmmett;F.Meehan, ScotchLadd*J.McDonald,evening driesboysnotincostume,J. O'Connor,I.McDonald,andJ.Seal. "CountrySet."-MissesT.Gee(organiser),K.Cam,B.Carew,0. Dobson,K.Ilalton,M.Evans,Messrs.D.O'Connor,J.Ryan,Ward, Hoare,andMurphy."IrishPeasant filet."-MissesLoughridge(organiser),D.Iverson,N.Barry,M.Barry, Messrs,P.Hegney,J.O'Rourke,T. Myers,andF.Shanahan."AfternoonTeaSet."-MissesCorbett (organiser),Dereasson,L.Devine,K. Roach,liieeere.II.Duncan,S.Corbett,D.Roach,andJ.Carey."Aunt Deasy"Set.-MissesM.Foley(organiser),N.A.Ileeddey,M.Hanlin,E. Wilcock,M.Cleverley,M,Iverson, K.Foley,E.Barry,Mr.Sughan, MastersA.Wyndahatn,W.Iverson,E. Barry,J.Wilcock,P.Davis,J. O'Connell,andT.Bolger."Five O'ClockTeaSet"(whichwonthe tintprize),organisedbyMissMaggieFiler,ofParry-street,Perth.HapP.F.Cullen,V.Wilkins,W. Noyce,M.Gardner,II.Taylor,G. Murphy,E.McCavana.

ThelateMinisterforMonteAffairs,whoinhispre-Ministerialdays wantedacampadjacenttotheFederalParliamentHouseontheplea thathisParliamentarysalarywas inadequtax,isafirmbelieverindomesticeconomy-nomatterbowmany chargesofpublicextravagancemay hepreferredagainsthim.Ileboasts ofthefactthathehelpshiswifeto wash-upthedishes,thathekeepsno servant,andthathelivesen7sed perweek.Mr.JusticeBurnside fewyearsagoascertainedbypersonalexperiencewhatseemedaboutthe lowestamountonwhichaperson couldreasonablylive;buthewas notanexponentofeconomyinthe samestreetasKingO'Malley.AccordingtoourBankruptcyCourtand theclevercrone-examinationsofthe officialReceiver,therearerathertoo manyreoalewho,having0200a year,liveattherateofC800.

Kalgoorlie

OnaextSundaywehopetorevive thecirculationofthe"Record"at leanownasokindlyforwardadoteninthatdirection.Owingtopressureofbus'nesslastweek,yourKalgoorliecorrespondentfailedtochro. nicleauniqueandinterestingexperienceofthreeclergyman,atpresent, residentonthegoldfields.Ledbythe spiritofadventure,andlieutssanted bytheadministratorofAllliallows, aMissionFatherandaKalgoorlie curatedescendedintothelowest depthsoftheGreatBouldermine. Whetherinfulfilmentofsomejubilee condition,orotherwise,wecannot say,huttheysetoutfasting.Inthe courseofthedescent,oneofthe rev.gentlemen'soverallscaughtfire fromtheacetylenelamp.Whenthe fireandtheaccompanyingpanichad beenextinguished,theLillieill-starredministerofthegospelhadthe misfortune iractioallytodissolve partnershiawithhis"dungarees," andthatduringthearduousascent ofaprecipitousandgreasyladder leadingtoastops.efteracloseexeininationoftheunder-ground.proceedings,theyonceagaincameinto thelightofday,thethree,asaresultoftheirsubterraneanperegrinations,wereliterally"Picturesfor painterstostudy."Duringaninterestingsurveyofthesurfaceworks theclericalvictimoffireandmulloch droppedthistimeintoatroughof dirtywater-afterwhichunforeseen ',emersion,theparty-weary,but good-humeeiredandhighlypleased withtheirexcursion,withdrewagain intothehauntsofordinaryliving, consciousthattherewasnothingto comnarewiththeiroutingintheannalsofeventhePickwickClub.

GuildfordPlainandFancyNWBall

SOMEFANCYCOSTUMES.

M.Rodoreda(InnocenceAbroad), MissAlmaKelly(PeterPan),Joseph O'Meara(NiggerRigged),MissMay Cleverley(FisherMaid),EileenEvans (Gipsy),MaryAgnesHeaddey(FlowerGirl),.J.O'Connell(NeverDown intheDumps),MissCiesieWatts (DutchGirl),LillianPrideaux(Mick O'Shea),MissKatieFry(Folly), Myrtle%teller(DutchGirl),Annie Miller(SweetNellofOldDrury), l%innieFurlong(IrishColleen),Baby Green(LittleMissAluffet),Rosalind Happ(OrderoftheBath),MissNamayWheeler(BlueBell),GladysRussell(shamrockIII.),RosalieGibbs (DutchGirl),LeslieLeen(Jockey, HisMajesty'scolours),DeborahGugeri(Bee),R.P.Connell(Balmy Bill),MaySmith(Fairy),IlopeCarter(Red,RidingHood),F.Carter (Quakeress),TessieMurphy(Forgetmenot),Mr.M.Scanlon(Indian Chief),J.Shanahan(S:eagman),DeliaGugeri(Lily),N.Walker(Sailor Girl),DaphneGibbs(Folly),Joe Gibbs(Jester),EileenBarryCinderella),M.Wilcock(Fairy),L.Smith (Gentleman29thCentury),J.Smith Tramp),MissH.Smith(KateGreenaway),L.Mathews(Surgeon),Rose Barry(LittleMother),P.Scanlon (IrishMollie),Mr.WardandMissD. Gee(SonandDaughteroftheRegiment).

TheRedemptoristFathersstillcontinuetheirmissionstotheout-hack districts,Duringthepastweekthe DeanandFr.Treacy,('.55.1).,waged aneminentlysuccessfulwarfareagainstthe0versofdar'enees,and theirrepresentativesinthatthriving miningcentreOraBanda.TheopeningoftheOraBanda(lurcheniphas'sedthestartofthemission.This newbuildingoccupiesaverycommandingposition,andfromitseminenceoverlooksthewholeofthe newly-plannedtownship.

FatherKelly,('.SS.R.,accompaniedbyFr.O'Grady,conductedareallyefficaciousmissionatKanoana. Withafewexceptions,theCatholic communityofthiscentreapproached theAltarRailsonSundaymorning. whenFr.Kelly,inaverystirring apostolicaddress,stronglyimpressed uponthemtheirresponsibilitieswith

TheVaudevilleTheatrewascrowdedonThursdaynightoflastweek whenoneofthemostsuccessfulBalls everheldinGuildfordtookplace. Theenithadbeenlookedforwardto withaconsiderableamountofpublic interest,andthepromotersdeserve heartycongratulationsonthebrilliantsuccesswhichcroonedtheirefforts.Thepatronswerewellcateredfor,andallthearrangementsreflectedcreditonallresponsiblefor thefunction,Thesplendidarrayof plainandfancycostumesthatgreeted-theeyegavenoIndicationofany "stringencyinthemoneymarket." Youngandoldwereoutforthe night,andthecityandsuburbssent theirquotaofsetsanddistinguished visitorstotakebystormthat "PicturesquesuburboftheSwan." TheattendanceoftheGuildfordand Midlandparishionersshowedthelivelyinteresttakenbythelocalpeople infurtheringtheobjectsforwhich thepageantwaspromoted.Cogdon's Bandsuppliedthe'music.Mr.F. O'Learyconductedthegrandmarch, Mr.Lannen,theindefatigablesecretary,carriedouthisdutiesinhis usualefficientstyle,Mr.IT.D. GibbswasM.C.,whileFrs.Morris, BradyandFinneganavowedthatno otherparishcouldhaveorganised suchalinespectaculardisplay.Mrs. GaynorandMrs.WalterDwyerwere

Thefollowingwereamongthelarge numberwhoworeeveningdressMissKathleenO'Leary,F.andM. andMrs.F.O'Leary,MissD.Connaughton,Mr.Moran,Mrs.C. Smith,MissM.,Morrissey,MissL. Morrissey,MissB.Smith,MiesA. Smith,Mr.M.Mannix,MissMannix, Mrs.Barlow,Percy('riddle,Mrsand MissCowen,UnaKelly,Mr.B.Gorey,A.Kesler,MissN.Cleary,Mr. 1.Ilegney,Mrs.R.Martin,Mrs.S. ILorne,Mr.ILSmith,MrsII.Smith, Mrs.Ileaddey,Mr.Tootell,MrGaynor,Mrs.Gaynor,Mr.W. Dwyer, M.L.A.,Mrs.W.Dwyer,Mrs.and MissII.Iverson,Mrs.C.Ilanlon,Mr andMrs.Lannen,Mrs.Walker,MrP. Leen,Mrs.P.Gugeri,MissA.Day, MissL.Day,Mr.Day,Mr.clohesy, Mr.G.('leverley,Mrs.G.Cleverley, MissA.Paul,Mr.J.('leverley,Mrs. andlr.ssCleverley,MissM.Gaynor, Mrs.Corbett,Mrs.O'Connell,Mrs. Wilcock,Mrs.Connell,MissS.A. Grady,MissF.Barker,D.Gugieri, M.Scanlan,E.Green.Theprizes, whichweredistributedbyFather Morris,were:-Oneguineaforbest set,wonbyMissM.Esler's"Five O'Clock."Bestdress-IreneEviler(Rhenberdees),I.Innes(Little BoyBlue).MasterJ.S.Shanahan receivedaspecialprizeas"Tramp" frontMrs.WalterDwyer.

SocialNotes (BY"OPHELIA.")

Mr.chlrlieGallagher,of Korrelocking,wasavisitortoPerthduringtheweek.

TheChristianBrothers'OldBoys' Dancepassedoffverysuccessfullyon Thursdaynight.Afullreportnext issue.

Mr.A.iI..1.Lees,whohasbeen spendingashortholidaywithRev. Dr.0'1lurleyatCoolgardie,returned toPerthonSaturday.

TheBreadandButterDanceinaid oftheSt.VincentStallintheforthcoaling"Or,hans'Fair,"willtake placeintheHibernianHallonnext Thursdaynight.Thearrangements forthecomfortoftheguestsarewell inhand,theticketsaresellingrapidly,andtheorganisersanticipate acrowdedhallonthenightofthe dance. AMifs

TheNorsemanBazaar,whist.isto beopenedonSaturdayafternoon, August2nd,bytheMayoress,promisestoheanimmensesuccess,The etal-holders,withabevyofwilling assistants,areworringathighpressure,andleavingnostoneunturned tomakethisyear'sBazaaragreater successfinanciallythananyheldin ;revloosyears,

whoisleavingSubiacoforMundaringWeir,whereMr.Moffatisin chargeofthelocalschool.Thefirst partoftheeveningwasgivenover toProgressiveEuchre,andaftera verydaintysupper.Mrs.B.

.1. Stubbs,onbehalfofthe sisters,presentedMrs.Moffatwitha handsomeRoyalDoultontea-set.Mrs Moffat,whowasthoroughlytaken bysurprise,thankedthemembersfor theirbwitifulgift,andalsofor theirlovingloyaltyandfaithfulness duringhertimeofoffice,andhoped that,attheirmeetingswhengreeting oneanother,theywouldspareathoiti4btforher,andsheassuredthem shewouldhaveawarmsunnycornerinherheartforthem.

Lastweekthemarriagetookplace atSt,Joseph's('hurch.Northam, ofMr.F.G.Mangoes,onlysonof Mr.II.W.Hancock,ofRocAiffe,and Ethel,thirddaughterofMr.andMrs Wesleycarter,ofNIalabaine.The Iride,whowaagivenawaytyher fattier,loolrelwrycharminina eefelgownofadeereraycharintusesatin,withone-alledeffect,

Mercy,Norseman),MarionBrown (ConventofMercy,Coolgardie);Veronica IlelenCathie(LoretoConvent,Osborne) Elizabeth 11. Cochrane(SistersofMercy,Norseman);LeliaColenatt(Loreto Convent,Osborne);BarbaraCooling(LoretoConvent,Osborne);Alice Cornwall(LoretoConvent.Osborne); ShirleyC.Delamotte(SistersofMercy,Norseman);VeraFord(Convent ofMercy,Coolgardie);RosaGatti (SistersofMercy,Norseman);SylviaAnnaGoossens(LoretoConvent, Osborne);AliceMaywood(Loreto ('onvent,Osborne);MamieKathleen llolt(LoretoConvent,Osborne); Alice1lorne(St.Brigid's,Midland Junction);Delete1loult(LoretoConent,Osborne);MollieHampshire (Loreto('onvent,Osborne);Gertrude 0.Hyde(ConventSchool,York); EthelHen-I:roan(ConventSchool, York);EileenJohnson(LoretoConvent,Osborne);MaryLeeson(Loreto Convent.Osborne);MarieLloyd(Loretoconvent,Osborne);Kathleen Ilurphy(conventSchool,York) PeedMcKay (SistersofMercy, 'or'.nillea'eth.7.W.Willett(Con-

kin,JaneyLukin,GladysMeagher, MollieMoseley,EileenO'Reilly,all ofLoreto,Osborne.

LOCALCENTREEXAMINATI9NS: RudimentsofMusic.

EvaCorbet(LoretoConvent, Perth);KathleenCastieau(l,oreto Convent,Osborne);EugenieEgan (LoretoConvent,Perth);LizzieFreeman(SistersofMercy,Victoria Square,Perth),Gladyslacyson (LoretoConvent,Osborne);Lulu Moylan(SistersofMercy,Viewria Square,'Perth);BessieM.O'Cennor (SistersofMercy,St.Bridle.West Perth);VeraPotter(SistersofMercy,St.Brigid's,WestPerth);Saidie Stone(Presentation('onvent,Collie); BellaShineberg(SacredHeartConvent,Highgate11111);RonaM.Turner(ConventofMercy,MidlandJunction);LucindaP.Winibridge(ConventofMercy,Bunhury).

11ARMON(INTERMEDIATE).

Passed.

JuliaA.Brimson(St.Brigid's, MidlandJunctlon);GraceMelbaMitchell(Loreto,Osborne);Charlotte 0Hoer'e(St.Brigid's,Midland Jenction).

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TheIrishNation11Forestershelda viichr^PartyandDoreinthe1iiiernsnilullonTuesdaynight.The runctiolwasar:recessineveryposed'lev:ay.Theealendidprizesaere eagerlycampetedfor,andthehall wellfilledw'th facedpeople, readytoenter-eithheartyxeod illintothednicini-,whichwii keptonuntilmidnight.Thedaintiest ofrefreshnientswereprovidedbythe ladiesofthes.eiety.Itistobe ho,edthattheForesterswillhold richanothrIrfeinteveningbefore thecloseoftheseason. ee

ThecommitteeoftheCooloffal crotietCIO)held$.neiternocalast t%lyni considerale.,iirt'oof thetimea'sdevotedtotheulcertaint!rn,of .5v,rah'Moan-when andher friends,how'ireup fromthecoastontheirmid-winter holidays,thisineinsofpayinga complimentto1irs.Monaghantrivngeenadoatedonaccountofthe ex-Mayoresshavingmadeauseful presentationtotheclubintte.fTut ofasetofcrowethalls.Children's roesresultedasfolltevs:-Addition andsubtracts'n..1e-inBarker;doe. golf,PattieMitchell;do.,second prize,.Jac"Whiteer.fternonto wasservedandapleasanttimewas spentbyalargenumberofladiei andtheiryoungguests.

Atcool,arde.,onJuneVith.the ChildrenofMaryentertainedMiss MaryFeeatanafternoonteaparty priortoherdepartureforBoulder. ThefunctionwasheldattheConventofMercy.MissFee,whoisone ofthemostpopularmembersofthe Sodality,andaChildofMaryin everysenseoftheword,wastherecipientofahandsomestatueofOur BlessedLady.Dr.0'1lurley,inmakingthepresentation.referredinglowingtermstothegoodqualitiesof MissFee,andthegeneralregretof thewholeSodalityatherdeparture.

OnSunday,July6th,themembersof thechoir.ofwhichMissFeewasorganist,alsomadeherthepresentof abeautifulmanicuresetasatoken oftheiresteemforherandinrecognitionofherservicestottiechoir.

Thepresentationtookplaceatthe residenceofMrs.Salemwhoentertainedthedepartingguestrightroyally.Dr.O'Hurley,inafewwords, inmakingthepresentationonbehalf ofthechoir,regrettedthelossof MissFee,andwishedhereveryhappinessinhernewhome. 410.

Averypleasantfunctiontookrisen recentlywhenthemembersofSt. VincentdeRaulSocietymetatthe residenceofMrs,Jones,Mueller Road,Subiaco,tosaygood-byeto Mrs..T.ramnbeilMoffat,whohas heldthePositionofPresidentofthe Conferencesinceitsinception,and

ST.KIERAN'SC:iLLEGE,KILNENNA',visitedbyBishop(Tunelastmonth.The\cryrev.Dean Smyth(foinbery), nR.O'Neill«'ottesloe),P.Brennan(WestPerth),II,O'Reilly ell-_rberrinand.1. \!heterson(Toodjay),studiedforthepriesthoodatKilkenny.

ofnnon,and Lonroses,thetodice as, ofgreyaila ;tie einiehed Kithnudeillste1butone: Ilir,-! picturebatwithlancer Sue alsocarrie.lanivoryprayerboos withgreystinstreamerscau411, withorangeblossoms.Thedutiesof bridesmaidwerecarriedoutbythe sisterofthebride,MissII.('arter, wearingaprettyfrockofdovegrey cordedsilkcloth,avestofgre--nappliqueandmedic'collarandornamentedwithlargebuttons;agrey tagelstrawhatwithtouchesoforange.Shealsocarriedanivory rayer-hookwithgreysatinstreamers.Mr.N.Woodactedasbestman. Aftertheceremonythehappycouple motoredtoPerth,wherethehoneymoonisbeingspent.Thebride'sgoingawaydresswasanavyBlueserge coatandeirt,showingadainty frontoffoelaceandnet,withtouchesofcerise,hatensuite.Inthe eveningtheparentsofthebrideentertainedtheintimatefriendso! bothP.miliesattheirhomeatAlalabaine,andamostenjoyableevening wasanent.Numerous,costly,and serviceablepresentswerereceived.

MoregumsforOarCatholicSchools

Thefollowingresultsofthemusicalexams,recentlyheldunderthe aue-icesoftheAssociatedBoardof theRoyalAcademyandRoyalCol legeofMusic,showthatourConventSchoolpupilsofthenioc,seof Perthcarriedoff(asusual)avery largepercentageofthe.iusicalhonours"PRIMARYTHEORY.

11(HonOliveArmstrong3it-reof

tent:-IciloI,Yor.),1.11e.(no:Mary (Lewic ,onvent.school,Yore); ',tar;....lex.Martin(Loretot (,s;,orn),MurielF.Itodrivez(Lotetaonent,Os..orne);MayRyan (Loreto(!on.ent,Osborne);Mollie StawLrztoConvent,Os'aornec;MaryShaneSwanson(ConventSchool, Yor:);IdaSermon(ConventSchool, York);KathleenMarjorieShiel(Loreto('onvent,Osborne);ElsieScott (Loreton:ent,Otelorne);EllvnSul'1:an(I,ovtoConvent,Osho:n3);

11rgaretSteherFnd(SistersofMercy,Norseilian);DorisSylviaWolff (IoretoConvent,Osiorne);Genevieve Woods(('onventofMercy,Coolgardie);AliceWordsworth(Conventof Mercy,('oolgerdie).

SCHOOLRUDIMENTSOFMUSIC.

Kathleen(Tune(ConventofMercy, :MidlandJunction);KathleenElla Rourke(ConventofMercy,Midland Junction);CatherineSanders(ConventofMercy,MidlandJunction). HARMONYANDGRAMMAROF MUSIC(LOWER).

PassedwithDistinction.

RoosMaryHorne(St.Brigid's, MidlandJunction);JessieMartin (Loreto,Osborne);DorothySmith (Loreto,Osborne);OlgaStenherg (Loreto,Osborne). l'assed.

OliveSaunders(St.Brigid's,MidlandJunction);EileenV,Watts(St. Brigid's,MidlandJunction) Eve Wentock(Loreto,Osborne):Gertrude M.Woodruff(St.Brield's,Midland Junction).

ITAPMONly(III0fiER), PassedWithHonours.

KathleenLovell(Loreto,Osborne). Passed.

DorothyM.Cavanagh,GladysLu-

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?QUESTIONBOX?

"J.K."asks"WhataretheceremoniesusedinBaptism?"

REPLY.-Incaseofnecessitywhen alaymanorwomanbaptises,theonlyessentialceremonyisthepouring ofthewater(notnecessarilyholy water)ontheheadoftheinfant,repeatingatthesautetimethewords givenbelow.Thepriestwhoadministersbaptismisvestedincassock, surpliceandstole.Theinfantis broughttothebaptisteryandpresentedbythegodparents,who,in thechild'sname,askfaithfromthe ChurchofGod.Thepriestthen breathesuponthechild'sfaceand exorcisestheevilspirit,afterwhich hesignsitsforeheadandbreastwith thecross,thesymbolofredemption. Blessedsaltisplacedinthemouth ofthechild,whoisthenintroduCed intothe('hurchbythepriest,who placeshisstoleoveritshead.The sponsorsmakeaprofessionoffaith, whichisfollowedbythetriplerenunciationofeatenandtheanointingof thechildonthebreastandbetween eshoulderswiththeoilofcatechumens.Thechild,throughitssponsors,makesadeclarationoffaithan1 asksforbaptism,whichisthenadministeredbythepriest,ahosays, ashepoursthebaptismalwateron theheadofthechild baptize theeinthenameoftheFatherand oftheSonandoftheHolyGhost."

Duringthispartoftheceremony bothsponsorseitherholdthechild, or,atleast,touchitandthereby contractspiritualaffinitywithit. Thecrownofthechild'sheadisnow anointedwithchrismandawl.ite veilplacedthereon,afterwhicha lighted.candleisheldbythesponsors whilethepriestbidsthenewlyhapti2e.Ikeephisbaptismsoastohe withoutblame,thathemaymeetour LordandHisSaintsandhehappy withthemforever.

"Perplexed'isanxioustofind outifapriestadviseshispenitent incrnfessionnottotellthesinsof herartlifewhichshehasalready confessiallistshebecomesscrupulous. whatisshetodoifshedoubtsthat shetoldthecircumstanceswhich !Lihtinethesesinsmoregrievous?

11milditnotheettrrtotellthem regardlessofwhethertheyweretold beforeornot

"CatholicMother"wantstoknow iftheceremonyof''Churehing"is commandedbytheChurch.

REPLY.-Whatiscalled"Churching"isablessinggivenbyapriest, accordingtoaformcontainedinthe RomanRitual,toawomanafter childbirth.Thisisapiousand praiseworthycustomobservedby Catholicmothers,althoughthereis nostrictobligationtodoso.The blessingisforthemother.ShepresentsherselfinChurchtothankGcd forthebirthofherchildandtoask gracetobringitupinaChristian manner.Shekneelsusuallyatthe sanctuaryrail,holdingalightedcandleinherhand,whilethepriestin surpliceandstolesprinklesherwith holywaterandrecitesthecwentythirdpsalmandcertainprayersprescribedbytheritual.

7SeventhDayAdventist"sends thisquery"Byehomandbywhat authoritywastheJewishSabbathday,the7thdayoftheweek,assignedforrestanddivineworshipinthe Decalogue,changedtothe('hristian Sunday?"

thespiritualorder,ofcourse)was completed,byChrist'sgloriousresurrectionfrontthetombonaSunday, EasterSundaysSundaywasalso thedayonwhichChristsenttheHolyGhostupontheapostles,completingtherebyHisworkofinstituting IliaChurch.Nothingperhapscould habettercalculatedtoimpressupon thefretChristians,mostlyconvertedJews,thattheywerenolonger livingundertheolddispensationand thattheMosaicritualandceremonialwasnolongerofobligationto them,thanthisSundayobservance inplaceoftheSabbathitclearly markedofftheChristianfromthe Jeer/.

"ACatholicWhoisnotBigoted" wantstoknowifanyProtestants believeinConfession?

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REPLY.-Ifthereisasari.alsdoubt astowhetherornotasinorsinsof thepasthavebeenprop.lirlyconfessed itisadvisabletotaketherval.orup withone'sconfessorandabideby hisderision.Therepetitianofsins alreadyconfessedisnotreviredin confessionandmayhethemeansof indren.rorincreasingscrupulonsnem.

REPLY's-Bytheapostlesthemselves,inspiredbythe I Ghost, andundoubtedlyauthorisedthereto byChristHimself.Thatthechange wasmadeinthetimeoftheapostles, andnotunlikelyimmediatelyafter thedescentoftheHolyGhostupon them,issufficientlyindicatedinthe NewTestament(Apocal.i.10,acts xx.7,1Cor.xvi.2),wherethe Christianpracticeofcelebratingthe EucharisticSacrificeonthefirstday oftheweekisindicated,andtheday iscalledtheLord'sDay.henceSt. Ignatius,martyr,wholivedatthe sametimealmostastheapostles, speaksofChristiansas"nolonger observingtheSabbath,butlivingin theoi.serianceoftheLord'sDay." hattheapostlesweredivinelyinstructedtodoso,oughttobeclear toanyoneconsideringthefactthat Lit%inrhemhornandrearedinthe Jewishreligionandpractices,they werenitura'ly,bylongcustomand consict'on,wirymuchattachedto theSabbathobservance.TheSabbath orseventhdayofeachweekwasdedicatedtoGod'ssiavicebycommand oftheliecaloguetocommemoratethe Creationconirl2tedontheseventh day.Commissionedastheywereby ChristandinspiredbyIliaIloly Spirit,theaoostlesinstructedthe ChristianstodedicatetoGod'sworshipprincipallycommandedbythe Decalogue,thefirstdayoftheweek, alreadyth,nknownasSunday,for veryweightyreasons.Onereasonwail thattheredenintion,whichSt.Paul (Gal.vi.15)callsanewcreation(in

REPLY-Italldependsonwhatour broad-mindedcorrespondentmeansby, Confession.Confessionasatellingof ouroeretstoourfellowbeingsis dictatedbythelawofNatureitself.Itmayalsointerestourtolerantqusstionertolearnthatthe ProtestantBibleteachesthatChrist gavetotheApostles(whowerehuManbeings)thepowerofforgiving sins-and,therefore,ofhearingConfessions,whenHesaid"Whosesoeversinsyeremittheyareremitted untothornandwhosesoeversinsye retaintheyareretained"(John20, v.23,Protestantversion).Thegreat German,Goethe,writingandextollingtheCatholicSacraments,saidin referencetoConfession"Forhere intheinfiniteconfusioninwhicha manmustentanglehimself,amidthe conflictofnaturalandreligious claims,anadmirableexpedientis givenhim,inconfidinghisdeedsand misdeeds,hisinfirmitiesanddoubts toaworthyman,appointedexpresslyforthatpurpose,whoknowsbow tocalm,towarn,tostrengthenhitn, tochastenhimlikewisebysymbolicalpunishments,and.atlastbya coaipleteeashingawayofhisguilt, torenderhimhappy,andtogivehim hack,pureandcleansed,thetabletof hismanhood."Addison,theEnglish essayist,paidaliketributeover100 yearsrgo.Thedowenttestiironyof theseProtestantwritersmustsurely impressanycarelessCatholic,and awakenhinttotheunderstandingof thefeel'n-ofstrengthandgoodness, thehealthinessandclearnessof mindwhichthesacramentsassureto

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NELLIEWALSH(Fremantle).

IattendSt.Joseph'sConvent School,Parry-street,Fremantle.I aminthefourthstandard.Sisteris givingaprizetothegirlwbogets thehighestmarksattheendofthe month,butIdon'tthinkIwillhe fortunateenoughinwinningit,becauseIlavebeenabsentfromschool foraweekowingtonotbeingwell, butIhopetohavebetterlucknext time.

Ihopeyougotyourprize,Nellie, orthatyouwillgetoneattheend July.-AUNTBESSY.

EILl1lENCARROLL(N.Fremantle).

Iamtinyearsold,andamattendingSt.Anne'sSchool,NorthFremantle.Iaminthethirdstandard. SisterBernadette,myteacher,reads thestories,andlettersfromthe "Record,"everywee''.Ili'-ethem verymuch.Mymothergetsthe"Record"everySundayatthechureLi.I havethreesistersandtwobrothers. Theyareallolderthanmyself.My oldestsisterismarried,andsh.ihas adearlittlebabygirl.Theyc41it EileenWiryafterme.Tlo-etogo toseethemeastheyletmenurse her.Itissuchagoodbaby,andonivtwomonthsold.Mysisterhad herconsecratedtoOurLady.Tstartedtolearnmusicatthebeinning ofthisyear. Gladyoulikethe"Record,"Eileen,andho'eyouryeengniece willalsoheone ofmynieceswhen shegrowsup.AUNTBESSY.

DOREEN K0BEiKE(N.Fre mantle).

T attendSt. Anne'sSchool. aminthethird standard.Anice littlecatcame ourschool,andhe won'tgo -a?. Wehavenename forhim,sowe tai!htc.11itBeasy.Allthechildrenha:eanice earlier' tetween earl.clal..s,and theflowersare gravingerynicely.Wesoedall kindsofveds in it,andt2ostof Cernhtvecome lie.The"iolets haa started 1,14...:,:ing. Tha'.;: anothersister comingtothis school,alsoalittlebrothernamed Charlie.

theFeastoftheSacredHeart. 1 e.everyhappyonthatday.After MasswewenttotheConvent,where therewasaverynicebreakfastpreparedfurus.OnTuesdayRev,MothergavetoeachofusalovelypictureofSt.Joseph.DearAuntBesse-, ImeanttotellyouthatIhavenot beenlivinglonginFremantle.My previoushomewasonasmallisland calledRottnest,wheretherewereno Catholicschools,soyoucaneasily imaginehowgladweweretoleave there.

Ifeelsureyouaregladtobeaway fromthatlonelyIslandthesecold daysandnights,Mary.Didyou learntoswimIwouldliketosee allleynieceslearntheartofswimming.-ATiNTBESSY. --

NELLIENcKENNA(N.Fremantle).

Iamtenyearsold,andIattend St.Anne'sSchool.Ilikeitvery much.Iaminthethirdstandard.I ivetwosistersandtvobrothers. Theyareallel1erthentoysIf.My eldestsisterisanuninSt.loserh's (on.ent,Frenantle,andmyother sisterisgoingtoschoolstill.There isabeautifulnewprleitinour churchnow,andtheAltar,too, looksnice.FatherNevillethanked thepeopleforbeingsogoadingettiagthepulpitfixedansonicely.We getthe"Record"ever;eee'-,andT 'I'ereadingthech'Idrn'steerevery .1.ch.Isr'oveyoerniecesnee

brother.TheyallattendBt.Anne's SchoolatNorthFremantle,andtheir namesareiii^ggie,NorthandDenis. ImustgodownsoontoSt.Anne's andseethatnewpulpit,Mary.I hopetheraindidnotspoilyourtea pertyleetSaturday.-AUNTBESSY.

MAR,"IEVRON(N.Fremantle).

Thisismyfirstlettertoyou,and Iwouldliketobeoneofyournieces. T otoSt.Jenne'sSchool.Iamin theth'rdstandard.Ilikereading thechildren'spageinthe"Record" erymuch.Ihavetwomatesinmy classalsonamedMary.Sistercalls usthethreeMarysbecauseweare suet:churns.Weareallwritingto youthisweek. Anicelittleletter,Mary,and1 hopetohearfromyouoften.Ihope yourteapartywasagreatsuccess.-

AUNTBESSY.

MURIPLSCOTT(EastGuildford).

IgotoSaintMary'sSchool,and aminthefourthstandard.Weget the"Record"everySunday,andI lil'ere-dingthe"Children'sCorner." TherewasaPlainandFancyDress BallenlastThursdayeveninginthe '.aideileTheatreinaidofSt. MarysChurch,andMissFoleygot upastnamed"AuntBessy's"set alteryou,AuntBessy.

llotholigh'falofMissFo'eyto h.veasetc afterme,Muriel.I I'lie-emy!fecesandnephewslooked charming.TheardtheBallwasa eretRecces..Fr.Morrismustbedelihted.-e.77`'TBESSY.

uschildrenmadeourFirstHoly Communion.TheSistershadanice breakfastforus.Wehadahappy timeofit.

Delightedtoacceptyou,Gladys, andtohearthatyouhadthehappinessofreceivingyourFirst Iroly Communion.Writesoontwain.AUNTBESSY.

EVATREASURE(Kojonup).

I'msorrythatIkeptyouwaiting solong,becausewehadvisitorsfrom Kittanningstayingwithusfora holiday.MycousinOlgalearnedto rideonmypony.MybrotherLeo thatItoldyouaboutputtingthe cropinlasttimethatIwrote,has goneawaytoYorkforawhile.It hasbeenrainingallthismonthout here.Westayedhomefromschool fortwodays.LittleOliverhasa petlamb,andhecallshimJoe.My bigeiderandIaregoingforaride sonicSundaytoourfriends'place. Sorrytokeepyousolongwaiting forananswer,Eva.IhopeOliver's peelamb"Joe"doesnotfeelthecold too BESSY.

ANNIElicGANN(N.Fremantle).

IaminthethirdstandardatSt. Anne'sSchool.Ihavethreesisters andtwobrothersyoungerthanmyself.Fourofusgotoschool.We haveapetgoatatourplace.The babyplayswithitallday.Babyis twoyearsold;hisnameisArthur. Ourchurchlooksjustlovelynow withthenewpulpitandnewcarpet.

Doyoutakethepetgoattoschool ibithyou,Annie?Ihopeitwillnot etoofreeinusingitsborne,.Your newpulpitatSt.Anne'smustlook eietlovely.-AUNTBESSY.

DO'01Ili'WILLIAMS(Goomalling).

LasttimeIwrotetoyouwewere inllende!ong,butfatherhasbeen ch-,nedtoGoon)Aline.Weerenow settleddown,andaregoingtoschool rgul.rly.Thereisanicechurchand th-rearethreeSistershsre.Itisa !onewayfromPerth.Therehasbeen alotofnicerainsuphereandeverythingloo'sniceandgreen.

Anicelittleletter,Dorothy.,Iwas :estbeginningtowonderwhereyou hiedconeto.hopeyouwilllikeyour ne-vhoe,atGoomallingaswellas likedAlundi!one.----AITNT131'7SS.Y.

1.Al EDDY(Coolgardle).

IgotoSt.Anthony'sSchoo',and teniethesixthcuss.,Ihaveone silt;rrindtwobrothersattendingthe a-mimicschool,andmyotherbrother, wcr!,satthePostOffice.We preh aPlainendFancyDress Ballonth-i23rd'nat.inaidofthe relyschoolwhichisbeingbuiltnow. toicher'snameisSisterMelillo. Magdalen,andourParishPriest !lee'.Dr.0'1lurley,elJoisagreatfavouritewiththechildren.

MOLLYSi01T(WestPerth).

Iampleasedtoheartha': 1.1y NorthFremantlenieces;res1,,nd offlowers,Doreen.Wh-tdo thinkofmychrysanthem.c.s?Ihope youwillbeIindtothecat-notoilyformysake,butalsoheclas2w 'shouldtreatdumbanimalstendrly.

-AUNTBESSY.

MOLLIEBRADY(EastFremantle;.

Iamtenyearsold,andIgotoSt. Joseph'sConventSchool,andIam inthethirdstandard.IamworkinghardforaprizethatSisteris goingtogivetothegirlwhoha= gainedthehighestinarl,satth'enI ofthemonth.Iimposeyoukno!. wearetohaveabazaarinFrevantle,andwehavedifferentstallgLi it.TherewasaChildren's"lain::nI FancyDressBallinBastFi%mrantle TownHall,inaidoftheEastFremantleStall.Iwasatitanden:oyedmyselfverymuch.Iwas,I think,asuccess,consideringthatthe weatherwassounfavourable.

IhopeyourBazaarwillbeaerand success,Mollie.Imusttryandget downtoseeit.Sorryyourletter w..delayed.-AUNTBESSY.

MARYNIcCARTIIY(Fremantle'. Ihavetwosistersandthreebrothers.Tamtenyearsoldandinthe fourthstandard.TattendSt.Joseph'sConventSchool,Fremantle.I mademyFirstHolyCommunionon

ne,hewsmusthaveforgottenyou il!stweek,astherewerenoletters. Th-n'tyou,Nellie,foryournice letter.laveyouanynotionofmol1 yo!rs:stcr'sexample?My niecta4ne.erfor4etmeexceptwhen theyareonholidays.Imusttakea I:1diysoonniyedf.-AUNTBESSY.

'JAR':COURTNEY(N.Fremantle).

Havingseensomanyniceletters inthe"Record,"Iwouldverymuch 1'1etobecomeoneofyournieces. IattendSt.Anne'sSchool,North Fremantle.Ihavethreesistersand onebrother,AUchael.Weallgoto schrolexceptmylittlesisterEileen, whoistooyming.Michielgoesto 'hechri.t!anBarbers.Wesinethe ssndBendictioneveryfirstFridayinSt.Anne'sChurch. YouarethethirdMaryfromNorth Fremantlethisweek,and,ofcourse, 1amhappytoreceiveyou.Whata niceIracticefaryoetosingthe MasseveryfirstFriday.Whyever didyouchoosethe12thofJulyfor yourteaparty?-AUNTBESSY.

MARYcOFFEY(N.Fremantle).

IattendSt.Ann'sSchool.andI aminthethirdstandard.Iamgoingtot-11yonabouttheimerovemeatsinourchurch.Well,wehave anewpulpit,whichlooksverynice itiseversomuchnicerthanitwas before.Ihaeetwosistersandone

Iaminthethirdstandard.We f:etthe'Recordecrywee',and1 ho:eyotr11acceptmeasoneof yo;rmanynieces.IgototheLoreleiCon:,ntinPerth.Wehavea 1eiutifulpictureoftheSacredIleart ndoneofOurLady.Thereareaboit11childreninourclass.Thisis thefirsttimeIhavewrittentoyou. Iamnineyearsold. trypleasedtoreceiveyouasa n'ece,Molly.TodayIhaveacceptedyournaniesa'eMurielofEast cluldfrd.Youwriteaveryniceletterforachildofnine.-AUNT BESSY.

WILIE(0:7RY(Albany).

Iwouldlivetobeoneofyournephews,andheyouwillacceptme. Iamsevenyearsold,andlikegoing toschool.Ihavetwosistersand Geebrother. Yoarletterisshortandsweet,Willie.Writesoonagain.-AUNTBESSY.

ADYSI.I"G(Guildford).

IhavebeenreWine,thelettersin th'"Record,"andwouldliketobeccmeoneofyourmanynieces.I hiveonesister,Nellie,18yearsold. gotoSt.Mary'sSchool.Guildford.Iamnineyearsoface.Iam int'tesecondstandard.Yoe be le-s7dtoheir-thatahoittwentyof

Verypleasedtohaveatleastone nieceinCoelgardie,Kathleen,and hopetheBallwillbeagreatsuccess. ireyout.oinginfancycostume?AUNTBESSY.

UNAWILS(i)N(Fremantle!. Ihavetwo&stersandabrother. cneofmay sistersattendsschool withme.Weliveneartheseaand itisniceinthesummerwhenthe coolbreezesblow.Ihaveanicelittlegardenathome,andI-likeso mucklookingafterit.Ihavethree guineapies,akitten,andalsoadog. Ireadthe"Record,"andItake muchinterestintheChildren'sPage., DuringmayEasterholidaysIwentto Armadale,andhadasplendidtime.

Gladyoulikedyourholidayat Armadale,Una.Ibelievethereisa veryniceciurchinthatsuburb,dedicatedtoSt.FrancisXavier,the PatronoftheCatholicChurchin Australia.-AUNTBESSY.

MARYBARTON(CottesloeBeach).

Iwouldsomuchliketobeoneof yourniecesifyouwillhaveme.Igo tothePresentationConventHigh School,andIamnearlyeightyears old.Iaminthefirststandard.Igo toMassonSundaywithmymother. IsawaphotooftleePresentation Conventinthe"Record"afewweeks ago,Mary,andIthinkitmusthea veryniceplace.Ihopeyouen'oeed themechrePartyatCottesloe.AUNTBESSY.

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PEGGYMcCARTHY(Kalgoorlie).

Iwouldvery,muchliketobecome oneofyourmanynieces.Imademy FirstHolyCommunionontheFeast ofCorpusChristi.Iaminthefirst standard,andSisterItaismyteacher.IfyouevercometoKalgoorlieIwouldliketoseeyou.Welive onahill.IfyoupasstoBoulder Cityinthetrainorthetrainyousee ourhouse. Anicelittleletterforacildof7, Peggy.WhenIgotothegoldfieldsI mustcallandseeyourselfandMolly.-AUNTBESSY.

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H OLLYMcCARTY(Kalgoorlie). wasverypleasedtoseemyletter print.Allthegirlsatschooltold metheysawit.Isupposetheywill tellmeagain.Wewereallsosorry, toloseFr.PhilSheridan,hutwe haveanicepriestinhisplacenamed Fr.O'Grady.SinceIlastwroteour catwasnearlykilledbythetrain. Shehasnotgotoverthefrightyet. Itisverycoldgoingtoschoolthese morninys,butitisnicecoining home. Isupposeyouhavedespairedto seeyournameinprintagain,Molly. Ihopeyourfingerisbetteragain. Whatanarrowescapepoorpussy had!-AUNTBESSY.

JACKBROWN(Albany). Iantsevenyearsold.Igoto St.Joseph'sSchool.Ihaveadog named"Tiger."Dadahastokeep bin,chainedup,becauseheissavage.Ihaveacatnamed"Toby."I wrotealettertomygrandmother, wholivesinKoionup.Ihavea dearlittlebrothernamedWillie. Mother,baby,andIwentuptof: jonuptoseegrandmother.Iusedto helpcrannytofeedthehorses.

Sorrytokee,yonsolongwaiting forananswer,lack.Didyousee thenicenew('h',rchandititthey haveatkujonup?-AUNTBESSY.

DOREENREGAN(East'.'rereartIe).

ItwasmybirthdayonSunday,the 29thofJune.Iwaselevenyearsold. SisterM.Alaeoquereadtheletters inthe"Record"totheschoolchit dren,andtheywereverynice.My fatherisabaker.Tiehastwohorses named"Peter"and"Possum."We

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liveinashopandsellcakesand lollies.Thisisashortletter,butI thinkitisallIhavetosay.

Manyhappyreturnsofyourbirthday,Doreen.Whatanicefeastyou have.Ihopeyoudonotmaketoo freewiththelolliesandcakesinthe shop.-AUNTBESBY.

THOMASWRIGHT(Baandee).

OnArborDayweLadquiteanenjoyableday.Wedrivetoschoolevery,day.Therewerenochildren's lettersinlastweek's"Record."The cropsarelookingverygreen.

Thereasonwhytherewerenolettersinlastweek,Toni,wasthatthe cheekyprinterwouldnottakethem fromme.Sorrytokeepyousolong waiting.-AUNTBESSY.

ELIZABETHWRIGHT(Baandee).

OnArborDayweplantedtreesat theschoolinthemorningandhada picnicintheafternoon.Thereare twelvechildrengoingtoschool. Wherehasbeensomenicerainandthe cropsarelookingsplendid.Ihavea flowergarden,andit'slookingnice. 1readthe"Record"everyweekand likeitverymuch.WehaveMass onceamonthuphere.Ithinkyour .JuneAltarlookedveryniceindeed.I likedthestory"HowJohyPaidHis Fare"verymuch.

Tellmethenamesoftheflowersin yourgarden,Lizzie.Iamveryfond offlowersmyself.-AUNTBESSY.

MOLLIEDOLAN(Kalgoorlie).

Willyouacceptmeasoneofyour nieces.IgotoSt.Mary'sSchool, andaminthethirdstandard.Ihave gotsixbrothersandfourofthemgo toschool.InSt.Patrick'sChurch wehadadearlittlemission,to whichacrowdofpeoplewent. GladyoulikedthemissionatSt. Patrick's,:Mollie.Writeagain.AUNTBESSY.

LAWRFNCEWILDY(Ongerup).

Iamnineyearsold.Wehaveno schoolhereyet,butfatherisgiving threeacresforit,andnochurchonly32milesaway.Wehavealittle altar.WesaytheRosaryeverySunday.Fatherhasputsomeofhis cropin,anditiscomingunwell.I havealittlesisternamedMaryand

lourbrothers,andoneisadearlittle baby. YouareverywelcomeLawrence.1 hopeyouwillcontinuetheniceprat ticeofsayingtheRosaryeverySunday.Youdidnottellmewhois yourParishPriest.Writesoonagain. -AUNTBESSY.

MARYCROSS(NorthPerth).

IamstillattendingtheSacred HeartConventSchool.Iamworkingveryhardatmylessons,because Iamgoingforanexaminationthis year.Twentygirlswerereceivedas AspirantsoftheChildrenofMaryon Sunday,andyouwillbegladto knowthatIwasamongthenumber.ThepeopleofIlighgateare workingveryhardtogetanew schoolbuiltforthechildren.Wehad aconcertlastweekinaidofthe SchoolBuildingFund,anditproved agreatsuccess. IcongratulateyouonbeingreceivedasanAspirantoftheChildrenof Mary.IheardtheIrishConcertwas agreatsuccess,andIhopeallmy Highgateniecesmaybesuccessfulin theirexams.-AVNTBESSY.

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AmeetingoftheladiesoftheparishwasheldonSundaylastafter devotionstomakearrangementsfor holdingaChildren's(andAdult)Ball inaidofthefundsoftheSchoolChurch.Itwasdecidedtoholdthe BallonAugust12thatSt.Thomas' School,Reservestreet. Astrong committeewasformed,consistingof !MesdamesRodda,O'Connor,Felds, andGrogan.Thematterhasbeen takenunveryenthusiastically,and everyeffortwillheputforwardto eclipseifposgiblethoseofrecant years. Asurprisepartyintheshapeofa socialfunctionwasheldintheSchool Room,Reserve-street,Claremont,on Thursday,Julyloth,theobjectbeingtohidfarewelltoMr,andMrs. Wonderlypriortotheirdenartureto sett'eontheirselectionatWonsan HillaThetoastofthedeparting gileate-asrro-osedbyFr.Mastersonwhosaidthathasincerelyregrttedlosingtwosuchexcellent

churchworkersasMr.andMrsWonderley,andtheirplacewouldbe verydifficulttofill.AsCatholics,he saidtheywereexemplaryandedifying,andascitizenstheywereinthe forefrontineverythingthatpertainedtothewell-beingoftheindividual orthecommunity.Inasimilar strain,andwithlikefeelingofregret,thetoastwassupportedby Messrs.P.Murphy,TimDavidson, andDwyeronbehalfoftheChurch Committee.CouncillorSmyth,on behalfofthecitizens,saidthatit wasanoversightthatacivicfarewallwasnottenderedtothedepartingguests,asMr.Wonderleyhadfilled,withmarkedcreditandsatisfaction,thepositionofelectricianto theClaremontCouncilforaperiod ofsomenineyears,andduringthat timeheendearedhimselftothe citizensbyhisamiableandobliging manner.Mr.Wonderleyfeelingly thankedhisfriendsforthemany complimentarythingssaidofhim andhiewife,andfortheridingoutfitpresentedtohimandthegold bangletohiswife.Thesingingof "AuldLangSyne"broughtapleasanteveningtoaclose.

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Myfriend,orthemistressofmy friendorme?" -Browning.

Astrangestoryofinnocenceand iniquity,oflargecharityandof guiltyloe,is"TheRedeemer,"by

AsthePrimeMinisterrosetotheBillwastogivetothemajority movethesecondreadingofthe oftheIrishpeoplethepowertoeen fortheBetterGovernment elksUlsterandplaceItspeopleina ofIreland," position'ofpermanentInferiority.It hewas!netwithatremendouscheeris,hedeclared,acruelwrongto ofwelcome.Itwasweaklycounteredtal=easmellareaandestitender bytheentryofMr.Balfouratthethecontrolofabigareaprefoundly samemomentandacorrespondingdifferingfromit.Ilesnoke,of cheer.BrieflyandrapidlythePrimecourse.fromthestandpointcfone Ministersketchedthehistoryofthewhoobsoletelydoubtedthejustice Bill,howthefirstreadingwascar-andhumanityoftheinelority.The riedbyamajorityof94,thesecondspeech,eloquentenoughinitsway, byania:orItyof101,andthethirdandattimesbrilliant,wasnottilerbyaiiial:orityof110.Inthetwenty-kedbyenvreellyereatperiods. oneelectionsthathadtakenplace "T.P."Speaks. sincetheintroductionoftheBill,he TheIrishrejoindercame,Itcame showedthatthevotesfortomeRulewiththeever-brilliantT. O'('onwere121,269andagainstitonly105,-nor.Sharp,scintillatingandde569.TheGovernment,hesaid,hadcisivehisphrasingranwithpointed lostfourseats,buttheyhadwonelo.iuenceandmorethanoncewith Londonderry-'oneofthemostsig-witheringridiculeupontheTory niticantresultsofthemall,"here-h,nches.IlechallengedthemtodiswartedamidstringingNationalistcloseanalternativelolice-theyhed cheer..Th'wholecaseagainstthenone.Air.Balfour'scontributionto Bill,had-elTed,resteduponthehos-thedebateheterselysummedupas tilityofrartofUlster.Ileinvited"oneofthosedelightfuldiscursive Mr.&diciersolemnlytosaywasbutentirelyirrelevantphilosophical thereanyexiedientorsuggestionstatementswhichweallapitriciAte, consistentwiththe;°Veyendour-,itreallydonotaddtoourwisdom poseofthePillbywhichthithoe-ortoourmeansofdeat:ingwiththis tilitycouldbenet.TheGovern-problem."TheUnionistendCongermenhesaid,wereaskedtheques-votivepleaforseparationhetoreto tion shredsastaleoutsidethepaleof

WhatareYoutieingtodowith 1racticalpoliticsandaspeciesof Ulster?" Parliamentarydialectics.Whenthey !leaskedanother,"Whatareyourakedoftheeriniordialrightsof goingtodoaboutheinster,Munster,Ulsterheas.iel,amidstchears,"What ('o!naught,endalargepartofIll-afeelltheprimordialrightsofthe ster?"Ithadbeensuggested,saidfiee'ertyofIrishmen?"Whenthey Mr.Aswith,thatthefourUlsterbuiltuptheclaimofUlsterandreaCountieeshouldheexcludedfromtheUseditsrealityitamountedtothis, Bill,buttheyhadbeentoldthatthatthattheminorityoftheIrishpeople wouldnotmoderatetheUlsteran-claimtoseoernthemajorityofthe tavonisfe.Wouldaf;eneralElectionIrishpenile,endwhatisinure,they solvethe eeilty?TheTorieseri- togoerntheiiiitafrityofthe edout,"Tryit."Well,supposeheBritishreopleaswell."IfUlster triedit,andsupposehewon,wouldwereAlbania."IleacceptedtheparthepeoplewhotookanoathatBel-allel.Insharp,sweepingsentences fastandsignedtheCovenantwith-hernelvsedthestoryoftheBalkan drawthatoathandstultify.them-States,andmadetheparallelreselves?"No,"repliedSir.Johnleands-hound boomeranguponthe dale,followedbyMr.Charles('raigrestlessomosition."No,sir,"he andothers."Then,"askedthePrimefinevid,"theBehananalogydoes Minister,withamercileselogicwhichnotludothetighthon.gentleman, wasloudlycheered, butrathernoestheotherway."lie

WhatistheUseofAskingfor symnathisedw'thflranzemeninthaGeneralElection?" NorthofIreland"heenneetheywere netaeirewelleducatedbodynoel TheUnionistsgrewr,stiveanderthe thrust.ThenSirEdwardCarsonbeeels"theyknewverylittleofhis rosetoes%whetheranyLegislaturetoryatsnvtic,esulemementtothe hadeverdrivenoatttneonlelikeBattleoftheBoyneandWilliamIII. theUlsteroraneemsn.()WetlytheTheywereexcitable,andtheyknew verylittleoftheiroencountrymen, Pre.eiiTnseelvdthattherewasno rimstionofdrinsheout,thatendtheirpapsionshavebeenplayed ei therewereami.lesafeguardsforthemanonbyskilfualandeducatedmasters intheloll,andthetthesecouldheofthemusicofpolitical,religions, str,nethenedifnscefeetry.Finallyheandbigotedfeelines."Then,with describedtheUlsterclaimasonescathingeenhasiehereviewedthe for TheeffectofthehistoryoftheUlstercamonienfor thepasttenyears.The"enetry" 'rory:attitude,hedeclared,wasto as'.foratmandatetocoercethevastandsneechesofthe"brethren"creainajerityoftheirfellowcountrymen.fedan ieterlieleandcharyIlebelievedthegiftofautonomytoeineilthefollneinebehind'SirF,(1Irelandwouldbrine,asenseofre-eerdcareon.Andhowies11herik eronethilityandtolerance.Theedthersraeleelovelietnwhoare speech,itissaid,wassolemnand f7rthelibertyofPlater.

RENEBAZIN.

Davideegrewupalilyofpuritybutno;thatisnotenoughtoshow thewonderof"God'sblossomsgrowingonbarrensoil,"itisnecessary toknowthatitwasananti-clerical household.M.Birothatedreligion ashehatedtheCure,andMadame IlirotbelievedinGod-"that'sall." AthomeDavideeneverbeardaword infavourofreligion,neversawa holypictureorabookuponthe faith. Davideeremembered herfirstCommunion,whichhad neverbeenrenewed-aCommunionfor whichshewasill-prepared,butfervent. IlerpureheartandDivine joyhadniet,andthemeetinghad tilledherwithwonder."Afewyears laterthestory,shiftstoArdesie, whereDavideehasbeenappointedassistantschool-mistress.Thereherinfluenceprevailsonaworkingmanto giveuphisguiltyrelationwitha desertedmarriedwomanwhosehusbandhasstolenfromherheronly son,hutherdaughterAnna,isleftto her.AnnaLaFloch'sloveofpurity reapstherewardpromisedtothe cleanofheart,furinyounggirlhood sheistaeenawaytoseeGod,and itistheloveoftheangelicvirtue morethanherbodilysicknessthat wasteshertodeathbecauseofthe lifeofhermotherandMaieulJacquet.ThestorydoesnotbringabouttheconversionofAnna'sanother,baittheinfluenceoftheyoung schoolen'stressbrinisaboutthe"Redem)tion"ofMaieulJac:uet,and leavesanegativeimprovementinthe lifeofthedesertedwoman,whose Leantiscrushedasecondtime,but thistimethatitmayhavechanceof beeline.\latentJacsuetrisento htterthings,returnstothevillage ofArdesieafteranabsencewhich hasmadenisredemption,andthe endofthestoryisacrown,a.of purityandsacrificeanda"cofeineto God"ofonewhohadlearnedto 1relievethat"Ileis."Probablythis storyis"cauiaretothegeneral." HeneRainisdoingagreatworkfor catholicliteratureinFrance,but "TheRedeemer"isanimpossible taleforAustralians-ataleofthe triumphofpurityandMarynot etandine.betoeumrdit.

ReneBazin.Thestoryisthelifestory-andthat'sthelove-story-of atyounggirl,DavideeBirot,whos: "strsngihisinthestrengthoften," oroften;Amesten,"because hem he-rtispure."Inthecourseofthe storywemakeintimateacquaintance withM.Birot,theMayorofBlare des,whoismorethanamayor-a dictator.Ileirhim" they tremelebeforemyanger,theytryto findoutTayopinioninorderte agreewithlate,evenbeforeIhave openedmyjaws.Workmen,policemen,officials,evenhighones,bow loanasipass,asthoughbeggingme toletthemkeeptheirberths; the Cureneverlooksatme,probablybecauseheisafraidtodiscoverthatI hatehee."ManypecedehaddiscoveredthatM.Birothatedthem,his hatredwasemphaticend;alwaysto theirest. 'meBiro'-eWh:nher anotherhadsaid'Yes'byaaeovementoftheeyelids,or'o'bya brusquemotionofthehead,Davidee gavenoheedtoherfather'sopinion.Thecrusewaslostorwon." Thereisthehouseholdinwhich

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DearMarian,-

theCradleLandofebristianit

AMightyMovementoftheMiddleAges-TheCrusades

OfcourseIroustbeginbytelling youaboutthe"AnimalBall,"which hastakenplaceasusualatGovernmentllouse.July9thwasthedate ofthisyear'sfunction,andasusual allthebrightnessandbeautyand brilliancythatPerthcouldputforwardwascentralisedinthewondrous setsthatpeopledtheballroomas withbeingsfromothercenturiesand otheraodds.Ithinkyouwould havelikedmostthe"SunshineGirl" setarrangedbyMrs.LesleyLane. Thegirlscorewhitemuslinaprons andcollarsovergreenstripeddresses,with"SunshineGirl"hatsof whitefrilledmuslinandblackNelveit streamers.Themenoftheset',yore thatEnglishpeasantcostumethat youusedtoraveoverso-holland smocksandwide-brimmedhats.I likedbestthe"ColleenBawn"set, whichMissA.AlcCollsetoutwith dressesofemeraldgreencharineuse, withredunders'rirt.Thebodices werewhite-cuffedandlongcapesof greenwithredsilkliningstreamed fromtheshoulders.Therewasso muchthatwasgorgeousthatI quitedespairoftellingyouall aboutit,soIhavejustgivenyou whatIthoughtwouldbeyourpreference,andwhatIknowwasmine. Thescenewassimplyindescribable.I wishyouhadbeenthere,Marian, andIwishFatherBernardVaughan hadbeenalooker-on,too.Ilewould haveapprovedofit,Iknow.Did youseewhathetoldtheCatholic Women'sLeagueinLondonabout dancing?Ilesaid"Iamastrong advocateofthatexhilarating,wholesonicandmostproperpastimeof dancingwhendonerightly.Iamalwayspleasedtohearofyoungpeoplemeetinginawell-conductedballroom.Peoplewhonevermeetcannotwellgetengaged,anditoffers afineopportunityforproposals whichmakeuphappymarriages.To bringthedebutante-andthesuitable partytogetheristheminionofsociety."Theseremarksweremadeas aprefacetoascathingcondemnation ofthedancesimportedtoLondon fromAmerica,ofanaturetomake ananimalhallinagrossersense. Thedisgraceful"turkeytrot,"andI forgetthenameoftheother-andno harm.FatherVaughansaidthat thenegroesofAmericawouldnever breakoutintosuchperformancesexcetitwhentheyweredrunk.Idon't thin:thereisanychanceofsuch practicestakingholdinAustralia.The "well-conductedbail-room"which FatherVaughanspeaksof,isour rule,andIbelieveitisarulewithouttheusualexceptionathindto proveit.Probablyourlocalname fortheannualS.P.('.A.ballwillhe :cis-interpretedattheotherendof theworld."AnimalBall"would suggestthescandalousdancesthat aredisgracingAmerica,tothosewho don'tknowallaboutit,andagreaterleistiteec,'ildnothemade,for reallyinthisrespectwesetanexampleforthewadi.Iroustconcludenow,Marian.Ihavekeptat onesubjectonly,butI'msureyou areinterested.Besuretokeepall thedancesonyouwayintheproperhounds,ofwhichourcitysets anexample,andbelieveme, Yoursforever, HILDAMeRIA.

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TheFrenchandEnglishCrusaders setoutvaliantlyin1190,buttheCypruscontroversy,heightenedtheirnationaljealousy,andthoughthe deedsofCoeurdeLionmadehisname "atremendousname,"hefoundthat therecapturingofJerusalemwasimpossible,andreturnedaftermaking athreeyears'andeightmonths' trucewithSaladin,itsKurdishmuter,duringwhichtimeChristians weretobeallowedtovisitJerusaiemuntaxedandunmolested.This resultwasinfinitelybeneaththe grandoutputoforganisationand thenumbersofliveslostfor-"a timeandtimesandhalfatime." OrganisedbyInnocentIII.,whosent Pule°,afamouspreacher,tostirup theFrenchnation,theFourthCrusid!setout200,000strong.Allowingthemselvestobedivertedfrom

East,andmadeapeacewiththeSultanofEgypt,whothenruledPalestine.Thepeacewasfortenyears, butastheChristianswerenotallowedtofortifyJerusalem,whichhad beencededtothem,thepeacewas butnominal,andthesuccessofthis Crusadeonaparwithit.

LouisIX.ofFrancewasresponsible fortheseventhCrusade,whichheled toDamiettain1249.Hesucceeded intakingit,andlatergainedanothervictoryinthebattleofMansura.Hisbrother,CountofArtois, intoxicatedwithvictory,pursuedthe enemytoofar,thusdividingthearmy.TheAlahonitnedansreturned, defeatedtheKing'sarmy,andtook hintprisoner.However,hewasrestoredtolibertyin1250.In1270, whenAntiochwastakenbytheSultanofTurkey,thisintrepidwarriorKingsetoatagainintheleadof

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theirprimarypurpose,theygaveaid totheDogeofVenicetorecapture ZarafromHungary,andinvolved themselvesinthetroublesthatsurgedroundthecontradictedsuccession totheByzantinethrone.Theysuc ceededinrestoringIsaacAngelusto thethrone,buthewaspromptlydethronedontheCrusadersleavin'e. TheyreternsdagainanddepecdLasearls,asecondusur,iersincetheir doarture,andestablishedtheLatin KingdomofConstantinople.The fourthCrusadeended,andnothing hadbeendonetohet'(theChristiana oftheEast.

TheFourthGeneralCouncilofLaternapprovedofafifthCrusade, warmlyadvocatedbyInnocent andduringthePontificateofhissuccessor,IlonoriusIII.,in1218,the CrusaderssetoutforEgyptunder theleadershipofJohndeBrienne. PestilenceputabartotheirconqueringofEgypt,andaneightyears' trucewasmadeandareturntoEurope.

TheSixthCrusadewasurgedon FrederickII.byPopeGregoryIX., andwasmostcalamitous,inasmuch asitwasenthusiasmmisdirectedand annulledbytheprevaricationandinhncerityofFrederickII.,who,afterappointingBrindisiasameeting placeforthecrusaders,madetrifling excusestoputofttheCrusadetill thefollowingspring.Thisdelaywas fatefultotheenterprise,andasFrederickhadbrokenfaithwiththeITolySee,hewasexcommunicated.Afterthisin1222besetoutforthe

i0,0.0men.Hisfleetwasdriernt thecoastofSardinia,andhefailed tore1sehsobject,andalessrone ofestablishingatTunisacolonyfor theconversionofMahommedans. Scarcehadhelandedwhenaplague bro'ieoatandclaimedits"ehinin; re"inthepersonoftheroyallearofthelast,wellintentioned,illfated('ruside,which,ifnotattainingitsimmediateend,has,likeits companionefforts,leftthecivilised worlditsdebtorforalltime.The worldisindebtedtothegenerous Crusadesfor"thepotentandelevatingtraditionofchivalry,"which livesnowandwillliveforever.The tirldisindebtedtothe('rusidesfor theennoblingofwarfare.charged fran,thosetimestroutbeingbrutal insistancebyanymeanshowever bloodyandunlawfulfortheenddesired,intoa"schoolofhonour," wheregallantfoesdostatelycourtesiesandrespectoneanother,being formedtrueChristiansoldiersinmethodsofwarfarerecognisedbyreligion.Theworldisindebtedtothe (naiadesforthestudyofscience, artandliterature.Becauseofthe contactahichtheWesthadwithEast wasitenabledtolearnfromGreeks andArabs,thansoproficientinthose branches.Inspiteofallthatfate andfailureworkedagainsttheCrusades,weyetmaylooktothemnot asmightymoveenentsbroughtto noughtandsealedinredruin,but althegrandtriumphofCheietiai Ruffin..fortheirWerewss.cc-sa becauseoftherermarrntdesirable

resultsthathaveobtaineduntilour owntimeandpromisetotheend. Europe,,ouchdividedpolitically, learnedtouniteincommoncause, andwasenabledtochecktheinvasionofEuropebytheTurksuntilthe timewhenitwasbetterpreparedto repel.Theworld'shistoryhadbeen fardifferenthadnottheintercourse begottenoftheCrusadesknittedthe Europeancountriestogetherinthe understandingthatmanyoftheirinterestsweremutual.Onebyone thoseisolatedcountriesmusthave gonedownbeforetheMahoininedan hordes,theninthefirst,fiercefury oftheirfanaticalreligion,whichurgedthemontopurchaseparadiseby fallinginbattleforGodandtheir "Projhet."ThecauseoftheCrusadeswasasacredandjustone. Whateverabusescreptin,therecan benodoubtthattheirpromoters wereactuatedbynonebutthehighest,noblestandmostcharitablemoUses.ThePopesprovedtheirdisinterestednessbyallowingthemselvestohehoundedoutofRomeon severaloccasions(luringthetwohundredyearscurrencyoftheCrusades, andnialiingnomovetocausethe Crusaderstoside-trackforsakeof theHolySee.Hadtheydoneso, theywouldhavebeenblamedvery greatlywithnottoomuchreason, butthefactstandsthat,theprinterymotivesoftheCrusadeswere firstintheheartsofthevarious Pontiffs,whoseblessingsentmien hot-footandenthusiastic,tobreaka lancefordefenceoftheHolySepulchreandtobendtheirVasinthe midstofJerusalemthattheirfellowChristians!nighthefree.The conductoftheKingsandPrinces, too,thoughmarredslightlybypettyspites,isaninspiringandelevatingtraditionforalltime.ThehumilityofGodfreydeBouillonrefusingkingshipwhereChristhadbeen treatedasamockking,andof CoeurdeLionrefusingtolook.at thecityofJerusalembecausehewas unworthytotakeit,thehearingof LouisIX.inthelastCrusade,alwaysfilledwiththethoughtthathe wastreadingonholyground,can neverwhileloveforthingsofgood reportprevails,fail"tostir men'sblood."Itisenough.ThehistoryofeveryEuropeancountryhas abrightpageofvalourwritten roundthep(reinsofitskings,its Princesoritsknights,whointhose daringdays,whenthevoiceofduty andofcharitycallednotinvainto menclothedinpurpleandfinelinen tomakedrearymarchesthroughweary,year-longcampaignsforacause thanwhichnonecouldheholiertiniest'tweretheiineoseiblewarfar( whichtr-id:VontellsilsKineCart, MacNessa,ofAncientIreland,would havewaged,onthatfirstGoodFridaylonga"o,whenhecamebyhis deathprotestinghisanxietytoavert thegreatworld-tragedyonthe "greenhillfaraway,"provedtheir splendidfaith,theirPowertomake sacrifice,theirpromptnesstoriseat theurgingofclaimsthatwerenot earthly,buttodobattleforthe sacredplaceshallowedbytheimpressofthefeetofGod'sOwnSontoprevent"thesignoftheMountainFaithcastintothesea."

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AnEnglishbishoptellsastoryof anervouscuratewho,inhisannouncementofthebannsofmarriage fortwocouples,madethemistakeof declaringthatthefirstcouplewere "forthefirsttimeofasking"and thesecond"forthethirdtimeof asking."Realisinghismistakeonly whenhehadfinished,thecuratenervouslyadded "Andthefirstshallhelast,and theIpgtshallbefirst."

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AtrainslowedupatabusyGoldfieldsstation,andamanwasseen toputhi;headexcitedlyoutofthe windowofasvoid-classcarriage.

"There'sawomaninherefainted," Liecried."Hasanyonegotanywhiskey."Someoneinthecrowdonthe platformhandedhimabottle.It wasPhil('oyle'sbest.Ileuncorked itfrantically,andtookanoblepull. "Ah,"hesighed,"that'sbetter.It alwaysdidupsetmetoseeawoman faint."

!!!

Theyhadquarrelled.

"Perhapsyouarenotaware,"she said,"thatIhadoveradozenproposalsofmarriagebeforeIaccepted yours." lieflushed.

"Andperhaps,madam,"heretortedhaughtily,"youarenotaware thatIproposedtonearlytwentywomenbeforeIbecameacquaintedwith yourself."

WIIATDIDlIESAY?

"John,"saidtheoldgentlemanto hisnewman,"doyou-er-doyou everemploystronglanguage?"

Thenewmanblushedself-consciously.

"Well,sir,"hefaltered,"I-Imay bealittlebitcareless-likeinmy speechattimes."

"Ah,"murmuredtheman,"I'm sorry,John--.I'msorryButwewill converseonthatatsomemorefittingtime.JustnowIwantyouto gotoJenkinsonandBlenkinsonand settlethisbillforfivepoundsten forrepairingmysummer-house.And youmighttalktothem,John,asif itwereyourownbill,inacarelesslikesortofway.Willyou,John?"

SLICKFINANCE.

Asmallboywantedtogotothe circus.Theadmissiontotheonly seatsleftwaseighteenpence,andthe toypossessedhutashilling.

"Eighteenintotwelvewillnotgo," hemusedanditseemedprobable, therefore,thathecouldnotattain hiswish.Ordinaryladswouldhave givenuptheidea,orpesteredtheir friendsandrelativesfortheextra sixpence,or,mostprobably,have creptunderneaththetentandseen whattheycouldbetweenthelegsof theaudienceandthehoofsofthe horses.

Thiswasnoordinarylad,however, andheknewamoreexcellentway. Ilewentandpawnedhisshillingfor tenpence.Thenhefoundanother smallboytowhomheshowedthe vouchersettingforththefactthat ashillinghadbeenpawned,andofferedtosellitforeightpence.Boy ni;mbertwo"caughton"andpur-

chased,whereuponboynumberone withhiseighteenpancewentintriumphtothecircus.Whattheother boysaidwhenhegottothepawnbroker's,historydoesnotrelate.

THEEDITOR'SPASS.

AprominentUnitedStateslawyer saysthatmanyyearsagohewent West,butashegotnoclientsand stoodagoodchanceofstarvingto death,hedecidedtocomeEastagain.Withoutanymoneyheboarded atrainforNashville,Penn.,intendingtoseekemploymentononeof thedailynewspapers.

Whentheconductorcalledforhis tickethesaid,"Iamonthestaffof -,ofNashville;Isupposeyouwill passme?"

Theconductorlookedathimsharply.

"Theeditorofthatpaperisinthe smoker.Comewithme.Ifheidentifiesyou,allright."

Ilefollowedtheconductorintothe smoker.Thesituationwasexplained.Mr.Editorsaid"Oh,yes,Irecognisehimasoneofthestaff."

BeforeLemingthetrainthelawyer againsoughttheeditor."Whydid yousayyourecognisedme?I'mnot onyourpaper."

"I'mnottheeditor,either.I'm travellingonhispass,andwasscaredtodeathlestyoushouldgiveme away."

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FromtheOldhundred!

Screechedallthetrebleshere, Boggledthetenorsthere, Raisingtheparson'shair, Whilehismindwandered. Theirsnottoreasonwhy Thispsalmwaspitchedtoohigh; Theirsbuttogaspandcry

OuttheOldIlundred.

Treblestorightofthem, Tenorstoleftofthem, Bassesinfrontofthem, Bellowedandthundered.

Stormedtheywithshoutandyell, Notwisetheysangorwell, Drowningthesexton'sbell, Whilethechurchwondered.

Diretheconductor'sglare, Flashedhispitchforkinair, Soundingfreshkeystobear ,)OuttheOldHundred. Swiftlyheturnedhisback, Reachedhehishatfromrack, Thenfromthescreamingpack Himselfhesundered.

Tenorstorightofhim.

Treblestoleftofhim, Discordsbehindhim Bellowedandthundered. Oh,thewildhowlstheywrought, Riehttotheendtheyfought, Sometunetheysang,butnot, NottheOldhundred.

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(Continued.)

To-day,Mr.Pennine,whosehidden proclivitiestowardsHighAnglicanismwerekeptinabeyancebyaprudentwife,aLowChurchparish,and astillLowerChurchBishop,had beenentanglinghimselfinacobweb ofargumentsregardingtheRealPresence,adogmawhichhesecretlybelieved,andwhichhisconscience thereforeforbadehimtoexplicitly 'deny,whileexpediencywasequally, stronginrefusingtoallowhimto assertitstruth.Ilehad,therefore, "dodged,"andhispupilhadbeenlamentablyquicktoperceivehisdialculties.

Thewallsofthispartofthehouse wereverythickthewindow-place formedadeeprecess.Theboycurled uponthebroadledgewithasighof relief.

Allaroundwasstill.Astrange senseofexpectation-ofwaitingfor somethingabouttohappen-wasuponhim.Thethingsaroundhimlookedoddlyunrealandunsubstantial; andbyandby,ashesatthere,there cametoPauladream.

than-nooffencetothecloth-aparson!"

"1ouneednottroubleyourselfon thatscore,sir,"returnedthedivine, withpardonableirritation;"noBishoplivingwouldordainhim!"

"Andwhynot,sir?MayIask,why not?"

"Youhadbetteraskyourson,Mr. Dyniscombe.Itwasmyintentionto calluponyou,butyouhaveforestalledme,lieholdsopinionsthatare ab-so-lute-lyunorthodox."

"Unorthodox?Aladnotseventeen yet!"

"k1herehegetshisargumentsgoodnessonlyknowsbutIwashtoy handsofhim,sir.Iftherewasa Jesuitwithinreach-whichthereis not-Ishouldslyyoursonwasthat Jesuit'sparticularlyaptpupil.He's aschismatic,sir!"

pletelydetachhimselffromtheriches *andpleasuresoftheworld,helefthis homeandcountry,andlivedfor manyyearsthelifeofahermitin theEast.ReturningtoRome,he shared,duringtheremainderofhis life,asanunknownbeggar,inthe almswhichweredispensedinhisfather'shouse.Ilelivedinthefifthcentury,butthedatesofhisbirthand thatharebothuncertain.

22.TUESDAY(WHITE).-ST.MARY MAGDALEN,PENITENT.

OfthefewwhostoodbytheCross ofourBlessedRedeemer,onewas MaryMagdalen,awomanwho,previoustoherconversion,hadliveda worldly,ifnotasinful,life.Anold traditionstatesthataftertheAscensionshewenttoFrance,whereshe spentmanyyearsofsolitudeand austerity.Sheishelduptousby theChurchasthemodelofaperfect penitent.HerFeastwillheobserved specialhonourattheConvent oftheGoodShepherd,Leederville.

Methodist,"says"Remindsusofa ChrysostumoraBernard."Father VaughanisaBernard,andtosome purposeheislettingEnglandknow "whyhecamehither."Ourcopyit frbniblissMcDermott,clay-street, Perth.

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"Aschismatic!"TheSquirewas purple;buttheVicar,smartingfrom arecentencounterwithhisrefractorypupil,foroncedidn'tpickhis language.

23.WEDNESDAY(RED).-ST.APOLLPTARIS,BISHOPANDMARTYR, fretBishopoflimenna,and,accordingtotradition,adiscipleofSt. Peter,sufferedmartyrdomduringthe reignoftheEmperorVespasian,in thefirstcentury.

Itwasheraldedbythesoundofa distantbell,sofaintlysweetthat foraninstantPauldoubtedifhehad reallyheardit.Againitsounded, andagain,thestrokescoiningin quicksuccession.,Somehowthesound differedfromthatofanordinary hell.Inhisdreamhesatupand listened;allwasstill,yetastrange senseofmysterywasintheair.

Suddenly,thedoorleadingintothe Solitudeopened,lettinginamurmur asofrustlinggarmentsandmany footsteps,andamancamein,closingitbehindhint-amanon,:hose headwasacapofunfamiliarshape, andwhoworeabin%gownwith long,wing-likestreamersfromthe shoulders.Hecamewithaswift, noiselessmovementstraightacross theroom,laidonehandonthepanelledwall,and,turning,lookedat Paul.Asthosekeen,kindlyeyes forabriefspacegazedintohis,they seemedtotheboytosearchtheinnert.lostrecessesofhissoul.Inthat loo':wassympathywithhisdoubts, pityforhisperplexities,comprehensionfullandentireofhisdifficulties.

.1waveofdeadlycoldcreptover theboy.Themanwasgone,and, startingupfronthisdream,Paulfell onhiskneesandsaidtheOurFatl.er.

"Ihave,asyouknow,beenendeavouringtopreparethatunhappy boy"-theSquirechoked,butthe Vicarwentonremoreelessly-"for Confirmation.Hedeclines-politely, mustacknowledgePaulisalways agentleman-hutdeclinesentirelyto receivetheChurch'steachingonthat oranyothersubject."

"Whatreasonsdoeshegive?"enquiredPaul'sfather,incredulously, withcontemptgrowingmomentarily strongerfortheinadequateshepherd ofsoulsbeforehint."Surelytheargumentsofaladlikethatcouldbe disiosedofinfiveminutesbyaman lieyourself?"

"Tryhim,then,Mr.Dyniscombe. Tryhimyourself."TheVicarwas thoroughlynettled."AsIsaidjust

now,Iwashmyhandsofhim.And, Idon'twanttooffendyou,Squire, hutkeenhimathomeforabit,if youplease,untilhe'sinabetter frameofmind."

TheSquirr'sthoughtsasherode homewardswerechaotic.Itseemed tohintasifthesolidearthhad suddenlyheroineinsecure.Thisaffairwasgettingserious,hesaidto hiuself;buttheVicarwasabitof aMuff,likemostparsons.Well,he'd tackletheladhimself.Quietly,thoiedh.Blusterdidn'tsomehowanswer withPaulPOconcludedtheSquire, ,lis-!otintingheavilyfromhisstout cobatDyrnscortibedoor.

(Tobecontinued.)

24.THURSDAY(WHITE),ST.VINCENTOFPAUL,CONFESSOR, wasborninthesouthofFrance. Havingbeenordainedpriest,his heartwastouchedbythestateof spiritualdestitutioninwhichhe foundtheremotercountrydistricts ofFrance.Theremedyforthisappearedtohimtobeaseriesofretreatsormissions,bywhichthepeoplemightbetaughttheirdutiesto Godandman,andatthesametime earnestlyexhortedtofulfilthem.For thispurposeSt.Vincentinstituteda Con7re..Tationofpriestspopularly knowninEnglish-speakingcountries ass1incentians.Ilewasalsoledby asiiritofardentcharitytofound numeroushospitals,asylums,andorthanaees,andtoestablishconfraternitiesfortheeducationofyouth, theser.iceoftL'3sic'c,andtherelief ofthedestitute,St.Vincentdiedin 1660,attheageof85.

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Hewastremblingviolentlyfrom nerve-tensionwhenhearose,butthe fearthatforaninstantheldhint wasgone.Ilewentacrosstothe wallandlaidhishandonthespot thenomhadtouched.Thepanel shookunderhishand,thenslidaway, revealingadeepcupboardfullofbundlesofmanuscriptsandleather-bound s,greywiththe(lustofyears.

Theboytookupthevolumenearesthim,andreaditstitle:-

''AFeuePlayneReasonsshowingsyeTrittheofyeCatholick Faithe.WritteninNewgatePrison byyeReverendFatherMooreofye Soc.ofVIP:SUS.MartyredgloriouslyatTyhurneTre."

Booksandmanuscriptshadevidentlybeenflungpell-mellintothis biling-pEce;probably,sothought Pahl,bythatDameMargaretDymscombewhohadstrivensoineffectuallytohideapriest.Paulreadtill thesteidowsdeepened,andhecould nolonzersee.

"Thatboyofminemoonsworse thanever?"-theSquirewasinterviewingtheVicarinthatgentleman's study,andgloweredathimreproachfully-"andhe'salwaysreading! I wanttheladtoheacountrygentleman,asmyfatherandfather'sfatherwerebeforehim;and,judging bythewayhisnoseisalwaysina tookhe'llhefitfornothingbetter

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20.TENTHSUNDAYAFTERPENTECOST(GREEN). GOSPELSt.Lukexviii.9-14.Atthattime"Tosomewhotrusted inthemselvesasjustanddespised othersJesusspokethisparable Twomenwentupintothetempleto praytheoneaPhariseeandthe otherapublican.ThePhariseestandinggrayedthuswithhimself0 Cod!IgiveTheethanksthatIam notastherestofmen:extortioners, unjust,adulterers,asalsoisthis publican.Ifesttwiceinaweek;I zivetitlrsofallthatIpossess.And themiblican,standingafaroff, wouldnotsomuchasliftnohis eyestowardh-aven,butstruckhis breast,saying0Godhemerciful toIreasinnerIsaytoyouthis manwentdownintohishousejustifiedratherthantheother; because everyonethatexaltethhimselfshall behumbledandhethathumbleth himselfshallheexalted."

21.MONDAY(WHITE).-ST.ALEXCONFESSOR, wasthesonofarichandvirtuous senatorofPolite.Inordertocorn-

26.SAT!RADYMIIITE-ST.ANNE MOTIIEROFTIIN: BLESSED VIRGINMARY, isproposedtothefaithfulasaperfectmodelofawifeandmother,and asspecialpatronofthosewhohave enteredintothemarriedstate,or mireentrustedwiththecareofchildren.

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