The Record Newspaper 15 November 1913

1. TheWest AUSTRALIAN RECOR

PERTH,SATURDAY,NOVEMBER15.1913

IfHomeRuleComes

StartlingDevelopmentswhichmayFollow theOpeningofanIrishParliament (BYSHAWDESMOND,IN"THELONDON.")

"4fterHomeRule-what'"Thatisthequestionwhichmenofallshadesofpoliticalopinionareasking.Itissaidthatsomethingmorethan evencivilwarandthepriceofConsolsisinvolvedsomethingthatmaypossiblyleadtoseparationfromEngland,andtotheraisingofinternationalcomplicationsinwhichtheBritishEmpireitselfmaysuffer-tochangesbeyondthekenofa("arsonoraRedmond.

ThechangesinIrelandifHome Rulecomesintoforcewillbeofintenseinterest,andareworthyofintelligentanticipation.Theairepullenwhowillcontrolthesechanges makefascinatingstudies.Someof themarernenwhosesunsstillliebeneaththepoliticalhorizon,butwho somedaywillfillthebead-:finesof FleetStreet,andkeepthesiresredhot.Thesunsofothers,looning largeinthepoliticalfirmamenttoday,aresetting.Butall,:re:sea ofstrikingpersonalitiesholdingindividualistIreland,whereoersocalitycountsforeverything,inthehollowoftheirhands.

Letustakeabird's-eyeviewofthe Irishchamberasitwillprobablybe A-benthefirstelectionafterHome Ruleisover.Letuslookatthemen whomaymakehistory,perhapsnot onlyforIreland,butfortheworld.

Ofthe16iconstituenciesintowhich Irelandwillhavebeenredistributed, itissafetosaythatJohnRedmond andhisarmyofNationalistswill havesecuredtheoiajorityastherewardfortheirwinningofHome Rule.

Fluehedwithvictory,theold eagle,"JohnRedmond,hisgriciamis mollified,perhaps,bythesweetsof success,withhisphalanxofabout eightytoninety,willfacefoursquare totheadversitywhichawaitshimin thenewFlouse.Foronhisflanks. implacableaseverwherethereisa NationalisttobebaitedoraP.edmondtobejibed,WilliamO'Brien willbeadhislittlehandofabout fourteen,returnedfromCorkand Kerry.

FaeineboththecfBrienitesandthe Nationalists,dourandintransigent asever,alittlebodyofaboutthirtyfive17IsterrnenwillraisetheProtestantbannersagainsttheirhistoric enemies.StrangerthingshavehapPaledthanthatWilliamO'Brien.in :iirpassionfor'conciliation,should -"'orateoverturestothem,whichitis safetosayillberejectedwithconttimely.

Iusetheword"I"Isterosen"asa collectiveterm,forIan:softheband willbe"Vnionists''andsome "Oransemen."Thereisadifference. Thecnionistisnotneeesearilyaoerfevidanti-catholie-heisanimperialistfirstard.,ertisos.anantiCatholicafterwards.TheOrange:.an isfirstandforemostan"anti-PapOtt,"and.afterthat,aUnionist. Who'llleadtheUlstermen?

Thereisnomanlivingwhoc namethefuturechiefoftheUlstermen.Hewillcertainlynotbeeither SirEdward("arsontwhohasstated definitelythatbewillrefusetositis aHomeRuleParliamentiorcaptain Craig-ItmaybethatJ.T1..7ampbell,K.e.,themanwhotalkiein bloodandthinksinoil,willfillthe breach,thoughheissuspectby manyofhisfollowersasbeingtoo "human-andnotsufficientlyofthe "anti-Rome-type.Thereisa7iat).ing mannamedSaunderson,son.4the -anwho.hadhetired.wouldhave ledtheUlsterphalanxto-day,sho hasambitions;theseisLia.1.-ty Crawford.of"TheTorontoGlobe." whomayLerecalledby:SeNorthhutitisallonthetimesoftherods.

Allthatfissereisthatthereisa sinrulardearthofleaders'orU' star.Batthefir-:rechief-assteinotanirlit.

lathefirstIlosaRuleIsrlis"en'

therewillbeabandof fortheNorthissuckingingreedily theirhandagainsteveryman,e'crytheLabourpropaganda,whichis man'shandagainstthem,leduyJimsteadilydrivingawedgebetween Larkin,"theuncrownedkingniin-Orangeemployersandemployed. dustrialIreland."

ThenLabourhasafightingchance

Icanstate,forthefirsttimehere,inoneWexfordseat,twoinLimethatitistheintentionoftheIrish LabourParty,iffundspermit,to

JoSEPIIDEVLIN,%LP., Thegrey-eyedpugnaciousY°abet*,organiserofsenima,whawillride thewhirtwini."

contestabouttwentyslatsatthe firstelectionafterIonicRule.

Ifthepresentindustrialproagar. daofthetrans'cortworkersfulfils itsproadme,andunleasthefirstTrish electionsfolio.'thepassingofHome Ruletooquicklyforthepeopleto forgettheirgratitudetotheNationalistsforwinningit,IexpectLab-

rick,oneinSligo,andoneinDerry. WithmoderateelectionlucltheIrish LabourPartyshouldhavefourteen seatsinthenewHouse,thoughsome ofthesemaynothewonuntilthe secondelection,

Thereisonepartythatiscertain

itussurethatthistirstParliament willnotbringpeaceamongsttheold parties,butasword,separating friendfromfriend,fatherfromson, colleaguefromcolleague.Thatthisis alreadypartiallyrecognisedisshown byarecentspeechofMr.Devlin,in whichhesaid

"ThemomentHomeRuleisgrantedtherewillbeacompletetransformationinIreland.Oldpartydivisionswilldisappear,newpartieswill springup,menwhosittogetheron theNationalistbencheswillbedivided,menwhositontheUnionist bencheswillbeamongsomeofmy colleagues. ."

Mr..JohnRedmondhasspokenin similarterms.

Itisafterthatsecondelectionthat theworldwillseeIrelandplungedfor sixorsevenyearsintosuchachaos offactionasevenshehasnever known.Herfuturewilllieonthe kneesofthatsecondParliament.Let usseethereasonforthis.

Ihavespokenwithinthelastfew monthsinIrelandtoagricultural labourers,transportworkers,artisans,shopkeepers,tramps,andprofessional!Len.Allthesemenbelieve, evenagainstallhumanexperience, thatthenewParliamentwillbesuch auniversalproviderastheworldhas neverseen.ThetrampandthelabourerbelieveHomeRulemeanstbree mealsaday,morewages,andless work;theothers,morebusiness.

Andthey worktheoracleandbringtbemillennium.

Whenthemillenniumdoesn'tarrive-anditwon't-therewillbetrouble,forthemakingofwhichthe Irishmanhasasupremecapacity.

Redmond'sFighttotheDeath

ItisherethatJohnRedmondonce more,andperhapsforthelasttime, fillsthestage.JohnRedmondisan aristocratbybirthandaConservativebyconviction-aConservative comparedwithwhomMr4.JBalfourandSirEdward('arsonbecome franticdemocrats.honestinhisConeervatisinanddreadofdemocracy, hewillfighttothedeath,aithall hisgreatcapacity,anyattemptsat democraticlegislationinthatfirst Parliaoient.liehasmorethanonce avowedhisconvictions,andisnot ashamedofthem.

Andhereisthefirstcloudofthe stormtoconic,withpossiblyJoseph Devlin,M.P.,asthemanwhowill "ridethewhirlwind."Thisgrey-eyed, pugnaciousNortherner,organiserof genius,president-magicianofIbeAncientOrderofIlibernians,andbuilder-upoftheUnitedIrish1em.411e, willseizehischance.

Theold collegeGreen,nowusedastheBankofIreland.A specialActofParliamentmayberequiredtodislodgetheBankauthorities.

ourtosweepDublinCity,'visaing fromseventotenoftheelevenseats. Inanycase,itwilldosoatthesecondlio7L:eRuleelection.Ibasethis estimatepartlyonthefactthatat thelastDublinmunicipalelections Laboursweptsixtransportsorters intotheCityroans-it.andthat suiteoftheUnitedIrishLeague,the priests,andtheshopteepineandmidileclassandsincethentheLabour protasandahas'inch'vane yearsaroLabourcouldnothave wonasingleseat.Itisthesiedcar -ftb,.nretocome.

TheRisingTideofLabour EsstBelfastmayhewoebyLabsir.,-thachanceofNorthBelfast.

ofreturn,andthatistheTimHealy Party,consistingof"Tim"himself. And,asIshallshow,sofarfrom beingfinishedasapowerinpolitics bythepassageofHomeRule,"Tim" :nayyetplayabigpartbeforehe finallypassesfromthestage. Thetenseatsonaccountedfor sho-libedi=idedbetweenthechief parties.

ADressRehearsalofTragedy?

ThatfirstParliamentafter Rulewillservemerelyasadressrehearsaltosortouttheactorsand pilotthemtheir'cartsinthedra'sia (itnaybeatracedyltofollow. whentheelectionsforthesecond TrishParliament1101rv,%I.tet.But

UnlessRedmond"makeshispeace withtheenemywhileheisvetinthe gate,"adueltothedeath ensuebetweenDevlinandhisoIlchief. BehindDevlinwillbetheHibernian&who,nominallyestablishedfor benevolentpurposes,form,viththeir brothersintheAmericanbranchof Order,literallythemostpowerfulpoliticalengineintheworld, whichisusedunsparinglyandstibterraneouslyagainstEngland.Its numbersareformidable-000aactive menibersand200.000insurance!remhers,allinGreatBritainandIreland.

JosephBerlinhasbeencarryingon adesperateflirtationwithLabour, andwillmakeabidforthebacking oforganisedTradesCnionism.inIreland.whichto-day_willhavenoneof him

SofarasDevlin'sweaponofthe UnitedIrish isconeerned.

WILLLAMO'BRIEN,M.P., 'whowillmakeoverturestothe35 UlstermenraisingtheProtestantbanneragainsttheirhistoricenemies."

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MaryQueenofScots

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RoyalTragedyoftheSixteenthCentury (BY

LL.B.,VICTORIAPARK,1

AtthecastleofLinlithgow,near Edinburgh,Mary,QueenofScots, wasbornonDecember7th,1542,to JelliesV.ofScotlandoftbenoble StuartlineandMaryofLorraine. WithineightdaystheCrownofScotlandfelltoherbyrightofinheritance,andhermotherassumedthe PositionofQueen-liegent.Whatseer ofthesixttenthcenturycouldhave guessedattheanguishandtragedy thatwastofollowfastinthefootstepsoftheyoungQueenthrough bereavements,rebellions,domestic troubles,andtheculminationinthe awfulact,onthemorningofFebruarySth,1587,inwhichshestoodbe foreherpeopleandtheworldaveritabletragedyqueen

aipoorLittletineTossedwith Tempest,' mightwellhavebeenlamentedover thecradleoftheyoungStuart(laughter,while,perhaps,manypiophesied ofradiantQueendomandpeobable unionwithillustriouslines "the kingsoftheearth,"thatwiefidcraft antotheStuartlinethetraceand traditionofchivalrylivingandbrilliantintheCourtsofEurope.At theageofsixyoungMaryaassent toFrancetotheprotectionofHenryIL,whoplacedherataconvent. ItwasabrilliantperiodinthehistoryofFrance,andtotheenvirnnthisorganisationonlyspringsinto violentlifeatelectiontimes,lying dormantinbetween.!laneRulepasFred,itwillprobablydissolve,thoughJoeDevlinmaykeepthemachineryinworkingorder"forcontingencies"%Ir.Devlinisofthetype thattakesnochances.

SIhatDevlinharselfhasinmintis shoe')byarecentspeech,inwhichhe said-

"BelfastwouldnoLeiserbecontenttobeerearesentedbylawyers, distillers,andbrewers.Thea"rsers therewoulddemandtheirshareof therepresentation;andwhileuse{ civilwarwasgoingon,whileastage arraywasholdingitsreview,three! menwouldgoonwiththeworkof selectingtheirownrepresentativesin theIrishPar'iament."

BetweenDevlinandLarkin,who iias'findthemselvessidebysidein thefirstParliament,thereisanantasonisra,temperamentalandaiditical.whichcanneverliebridsed.

Devlinisacautiousdeaaorat,but heisdesaeratelyambitious;andone ofthe!,out(Ian-serousmeninthe worldistheIrishealiticanwithaebitians.liehasaknackofgettinz hisownway.and'bognotcountthe coointhenetting.

Ler,-inistheidealist,thefanatic. Ilistall,ascetictieare,thanstraight. iron-greyhaircrowningthegreyMu,eyes,fiereeantinialacablin.discloseaformidableandautocratie ersonality.Byhisfollowersheis idolised.byhisoaponenaifeareI. Lar'sinignotarantohestaaperi byanvthinsSSthandeathitself, Whetheronelikesitsmetholaor not.thelivest"r:oliticalforcein theirelanathatisevolvingisthe IrishTransportandGeneralWorkers'r-nion.

ineptofrefinementandaccomplish mentwhichwastosurroundherice herculturedcon.enthomeandinthe courtoftheBourbonsshebroughta noble,receptivemindpre-disposedto theappreciationofthegood,the beautifulandthetrue.Afterten yearsgrowingtotherefinementof Francesbestbrilliance,shewasespousedtoFrancisII.,butthefatalitywhichmadeheraroyalorphan ateightdaysoldpursuedheragain, andleftherawidow.Perhapsinthe firstdaysofherespousalslifeseemed fullofhopeandroses,andhernoble Stuartbloodpulsedexultinglytothe strain "IsitaQueenandamnowidow, AndsorrowIshallnotsee."

Ifofanysuchfondfancies,Mary Stuartbuildedairycastles,disillusionmentwaitednearatband,andfollowedfast,forneverwasdisappointmentblackerormorecompletethan thatwhich,likewatersofMarab closingoverthedevotedheadofone plungedwithouthopeintoitsblack depths,surgedroundthesoulofthe greatlywrongedQueenofScotsfrom theverymomentofthedeathofher royalhusband.

"Nowonder,Mary,thatthystory Touchesallhearts," mightwellandreverentlybesaidof her,asofanotherMary,forcertainlythehuntedpreyofQueenElizabethandhersneakingsayWaltzingham,isoneofthemostpaeanspicturesinthepagesofhistory.The deathofhermother,queen-Resentof Scotland,innct,madeitnecessary thatMaryshouldsetoutforher kingdom,andsowithmanyapane sheleftthelandehereshehadexperiencedallthehappinessthatshe WaSeverdestinedtoknowinthis world.ThewindsofFrancewafted herbarkofffromitsfairchivalrous, shores,and"MarytheQueen."with aswardinherheart,retainedonthe deckuntilthefaintcoastlineofthat lovedandla"elylandfadedgradual!yintofraymistsinthelongdistance;hadshebutknownit,it wassheherselfthathadenteredinto themists,mistswhichwouldrather andthicken.untilaftermanyyears theredgleanoftheheadsman'saxe shouldclearasayalldarknessby %akingforherthepath"fromnight. throughbloodtolight."

"AdieuPlaisantPaysdeFrance," shesorrowfullychanted,andthe coastlineofFrancerecededfr.,-,.her sight.

"NomarvelthattheLadywepttherewasnolandonearth Shelovedlikethatdearland,althoughsheaweditnotherbirth Itwasher',othersland,tb:landof childhoodandoffr.e.nds,Itwasthelandwhereshehadfound forallhergriefsareads.-

Tbelandwhereherdeadhusband slept-t'.elandwhereshebad mown Thetranimilcanvent'shush=drepos-, andthesplendoursofa..hone.

NriraarvelthattheLadywept-it wasthelandofPrance, Thechosenhomeatchivalry,theear, benofromance_

megneatlybecauseofIItigenottroublesathome,theFrenchsoldiershad beenrecalled.Itwasintoacountry so distractedwithominoushappeningsthatMaryQueenofScotshad conic,toapeoplewhohadmostly becomealientoherinfaithduring thetwelveyearsofpeacefulabsence whichshehadspentattheCourtof theBourbons.Butatruedaughter ofthetrueStuartline,shestood Foursquaretoeverywindthatblew, andlestothersignsbailnotbeen sull:cienttowarnherofthefeeling againstherfomentedbytheestreme 'Reformers"(savethemark)several hundredsofthesefanaticsserenaded heronthenightofherarrivalwith psalm-singing,andnextdayemphaticallyindicatedwhichwaythewind blewbyattemptingtoassassinate oneofher11)1;1iins.Fromwithin andwithoutthekinsdoni,enemies ',reameduponher,"traitorstoher councilscame,andrebelstothe field,"WithintheKingston;were MurrayandKnox-Murraythepaid spyofElizabethKnox,whosebigot-zealopenlyshowedwhathethoughtofMaryandher"priestsof Baal"-outsidetheKingdomwereElizabeth,andWalsinghaiii,"whocared notwhosebloodheshed,provide.1 hecouldshedthatofMaryStuart,' ThefirstweasonsthenobleQueer. usedtoestablishherselffirmlywere tolerationandconciliation.Ilercon ciliationwentthelengthofbestowingtheheartailicesofemolumenton Murrayandconstitutinghireoneof hersecretaries.Ifitweretermiseible,todescendtoapun,weialkt. saythatMurraywasnotasecretary butan"ander-writer,"forallhis boosandaimsweretofiringbfut herdownfall.Thefirstgreatconcern ofthesecretarywastopreventasecondmarriageoftbeQueen,and, leaguedwithElisabeth,thegorgeous "QueenoftheSouth,"heworkedan Marytosuchanextentastoinduce hertodeclineoffersofmarriage withtheRoyalFamiliesofAustria. France,andSpain,anyoneofwhich wouldhaveprovedameansofextricatingherfromthewebbofdifficultieswhichherenemieshadwaver abouther.

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Mealsatallhours.Grills Speciality

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Fiveyearsagoasolitaryindividual.JimLarkin,stoodentheaaass ofDublin,andwithhisreruliargeniusforleadershiastartedtheTransportMarkers.whichisstillinone sensea"one-riian"orsanisation.far Larinis'thechiefheadandfont ofitsoffending.""ToalaytheorganisationhasrimitstentaclesoverIreland.havingnearly20.004a.enorganised,withagreatarmyfotaaine behindandasininsdailywithtits mainbody.AsIwrite.recruit;are pouringinattherateofSeeaweek.

InDublinalonethereareprobably 34.00meninsympathywiththeUnion.InCork.Waterford,Sligo.and 11exfordCsaintyitmu'hersitsthou',rids_itisbiddingfarthecootrol ofthefutureIreland:* (Tohec.eititried..

Thepastwasbright,likethosedear hillssofarbehindherbark. Thefuture,likethegatheringmists, wasoraineeeanddark."

Theboae-comineofMaryStuart hailbeenprecededbyeventswhich mightwellhavewarned,Aanybut thestoutestheart.andherveryact nleavinsFrancetobeciarr:ethecentralfeereintheturbulenceandrebellies.%whichracedroundthe Thu-nofScotland.showedhertobe in-ratb

AValiantWoman

The"Lordsoftheeaneregation baringrebelledagainsttheRegent. hadpetitionedQueenElizabethto aidtheaElisabettcouldnotdirectlyaidrevelsarain=ttheirlawful ((veep.hetshehadventthei-neigh feettohole,drivetheEasels%outof *zesatiland.TheFrenchgarrisonat LeSt.hhadteenblorkaled,andanb-

FactsWorthKnowingIt aboutSmallpox

ANDWITHWHICHTHEMEDICAL FACULTYENTIRELYCOM:WES.

Itisawell-knownandmedicallyacknowledgedfactdratduringperiodsis whichepidemicslikethatwhichis nowmakingwaragainstthepopulationofSydneyandsuburbs,itisalwaysthepersonwiseisinaweak stateofhealth,anaemic.weakin nervousforce,whambloodisinpoor condition,andareadybreedinggroundforthegermsofcontagious disease,whofirstfallsareadilyinfectedvictim.Themaninrobust health,whosepurebloodandperfect nerveforceisinitselfthesystem's safeguardagainstinfection,ismore immunefromtheravagesofemailloxthanthemanweakandpoorin Dealth.Thus,thosepeoplewhohave madeitahealthcustomtotake clementsTonicwillfindnotonly willtheybelesslikelytocontagion, huttheywillalsoprovethatthroughthebloodbeingrichandpure vaccinationwillhavebutfewterrors them.

ResidentsofSydneyandsuburbs especiallyshouldnotbewithoutthis splendidnerveandt,loodpurifying medicine,beta,seitshealth-creating andcurativepropertiesarehousehold factsthroughoutAustralia.Ithas donemore&rinetielastquarterof afealties,inhuild'nnrsefinemanly constitutions,astr.mberlesstestimonies;rove,thananyotherspecific known.ItistheonegreatAustralianmedicine,uponwhichthepublic absolutelyrelies,andwhichhasstood thetestofpatineuseanderitidem.

Thereisnofinerormorelargely acceptedmedicineforkeepingthe bloodpureorthesystemhealthy thanClementeTonic.Getitto-day. AllchemistsandStoressellitthroughouttheAustralianCommonwealth

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P.M.O'DONOHOE,License-e. PRONE CENTRAL

InandAroundtheHome

MidPleasuresandPalacesthous.wemayroam, Beiteversohumble,there's

Love'sOffering

TakeThoumyhands,inlovingtoil

They'dfainbespentfor'Ilse

TakeThoumyfeet;theyfainwould run

Thineerrandsceaselessly.

TakeThoumymind,takeThoumy strength,

Mywill,fayliberty

ButJesus-dareIaskit?leave

ThememoryofThee

LestwePorget

Letusrememberthateventheappearanceofevilistoheavoided thatwearetoletourlightshine, thatitmaychastenandpurgeofits moralmistakesantifalsesocial thewisdomofthechildrenof theworld.ThisisourdutytoGod, andtotheneighbourwhomwelove notasourselvesifwesavehintnot front,theerrorsimperillinghispersonalhonour,hissocialgoodname, andhiseternalsalvation.-MaryGilmore('arter.

TheObligationofCharity

Concerningthecommonestobligationofcharity,incumbentinsome measureuponthemerelywell-to-do notlessthanupontherich-thehelpingofthepoor-LeoXIII.declared "True,nooneiscommandedtodistributetoothersthatwhichisrequiredforhisownneedsandthose ofhishousehold,nortoriveaway whatisreasonablyrequiredtokeep upbecominglyhisconditioninlife.

Butwhenwhatnecessitydemandshasbeensupplied,andone's standingfairlytakenthoughtfor,it becomesadutytogivetotheindigentoutofahatremainsover.Itis aduty,notofjusticeleaveinextremecases),butofChristiancharity-adutynotenforcedbyhuman law.Butthelawsandjudgments ofmenlallStyieldplacetothelaws andjudgmentsofGod-thetrueGod, alioinmanywaysurgesuponIlia followersthepracticeofalmsgiving -'Itismoreblessedtogivethanto receive-andwhowillcountakindnessdoneorrefusedtothepo-,ras doneorrefusedtoHimself."

Intheacceptanceofthisdoctrine bymenatlarge,andinitspractical applicationbyindividualsliesthe truesolutionofmostofthesocial problemsthatvextwentiethcentury civilisation.-Acneilaria.

CountDeittaistreonelegises ofReligion

TheCount.Josephde%laistrewas consultedonedaybyaProtestant ladywhowishedtoknowwhethera changeofreligionwasnotcontrary tohonour.leansweredbythisre niarkableletter

"Madame "Letusantedatealldifficulties_ Letusgohacktoanepochanterior toalltheschismsthatdividethe worldto-day.inthebeginningof thetenthcenturytherewasorirone FaithinEurope.Considerthat Faithascomerehendingallpositive dogmas;theUnityofGod,theTrinity,theIncarnation,theRealPresence.etc.,and.inordertothrow e:orelightonourideas,letussupposetherearefiftyofthese:oeitire dogmas.Then,allChristiansbelieve

infiftydogmas.TheGreekChurch, havingdeniedtheprocessionofthe IlolyGhostandthesupremacyof thePope,hasbutforty-eightarticles ofbelief,bywhichyouseethatwe believeallthatshebelieves,although shedeniestwopointsthatwebelieve. Yoursectsofthesixteenthcentury pushedthingsmuchfurtheranddeniedmanyotherdogmas;butthose theyhaveretainedarecommonto us.Intine,theCatholicreligionbelievesallthatthesectsbelieve.This pointisincontestable.Thesesects, whatevertheymaybe,arenotreligions,theyarenegations,thatis,nothinginthemselves,for r.an theyaffirm,theyareCatholics. Hencefollowsaconsequenceclearas day.ItisthattheCatholicwho goesovertoasectreallyapostatize, becausehechangeshisbelief,denyingto-daywhathebelievedyesterday.Butthesectarianwhoreturns totheChurch,onthecontrary,give* upnodogma,Iledeniesnothingof whatheoncebelieved.Onthecontrary,hebelieveswhathedenied, antithatisaverydifferentthine... -"CatholicRecord."

Eugenie.

,iplarriageisasacredinstitutionestablishedandsanctifiedbyGod selfforthepropagationandproper rearingandeducation,physical,mental,moralandspiritual,ofthehumanfamily;roanisnotmerelythe noblerbrotherofthebrute,buta beingofanessentiallyhigherorder. overwhichhehasbeenconstituted lordandroasterbytheCreator;he canworkouttheloftypurposeof hisexistenceinspiteofadiseased bodyona"engenicAlydefective" mindthenweroustcry"Halt!"to theenthusiastswhowouldtamper withthesacredinstitutionandobligationsofconjugallifeinviolation ofthelawsofnatureandofnature's Gott,-"Alvierica."

Don'tTrimble

Thereisasayingoldandrusty (Butgoodasanynew); 'Tie,"Nevertroubletrouble

Tilltroubletroublesyou."

Don'tyouborrowsorrowYou'llsurelyhaveyourshare Ilewhodre.arnsofSorrow Willfindthatsorrow'sthere.

Ifcareyou'vegottocarry, Waittill'Usatthedoor; Forhewhorunstomeetit Takesuptheloadbefore.

Ifmindingwillnotmendit. Thenbetternottomind; Thebestthingistoendit-. Justleaveitallbehind.

Thendon'tyoutroubletrouble

Tilltroubletroublesyou You'llonlydoubletrouble, Andtroubleothersto.

UnworthyofHomo

Yo-,agmenand.07.,enwhocontributenothingtotheirhoae,buttheir board,donotdeservetohavea home_Moneyisnecessarytoruna house,butabo7i,,edemandsmore. Fnl..sslove,andthoughtfulness,and -wolfishnessenterintothe::aking ofit.itisnc.tahomeatall_

TobaccoPronouncedaGood Antiseptic

Tobaccoisexceedinglyefficaciousin thekillingofmicrobes,accordingto Messrs.Langlaisandi4artory,who statetheirexperimentshaveshown thatinfiveminutestobaccosmoke willkillalmostallthemicrobesin thesaliva,thusnearlycompletely sterilizingthemouth.

Oneoftheexperimentscarriedout byMM.Langlaisandsartorywas toplaceseveralcigarsinwatercore tainingmanymillioncholerai.icrobestothesquareinch.Thetobacco sterilizedanddestroyedthemicrobes intwenty-fourhours.

rerrer'sWork

FatherouisColidecarerahasjust passedtohisrewardattheageof twenty-eightyears.Thispriest,who atthetimeoftheBarcelonahorror wasonlytwenty-four,succeededin escapingfromtheburningCollegeof St.Anthony,firedattheinstigation ofFerrer,andsoughtrefugeinthe townofGranoliers.Buttherehe wasseizedbyacrowdofFerreritee, who,recognisinghewasaPriegt, draggedhit'aboutthetownfor4a wholeday,striking,kicking,irsoltinrhim,peltingbin,withstonesand spittinguponhim.Atnight,having satisfiedtheirlustforcruelty,they threwtheinsensiblebodyoftheir victimintoafilthypitandpassed tootherorgies.Fromthisheaas rescuedbyarelative,whohadfollowedhimafar,andwhoconcealed andtenderlycaredforhim.Butthe horrorthroughwhichthispoor youngpriestofGodhadpassed madeofhintalivingagony.For fouryearshehadsufferedterribly fromheartaffectionsandepilepsy, theresultofhistreatmentonthat awfulday.andnowatlast,inwhat shouldbarebeentheflowerofhis youngmanhood,deathhascollieto releasethisrOormartyr.

EveryCatholicintheworldshould knowthisstoryandtellitwarnFerrerandhiskindarehelduptopity andadmiration.WhatwouldextriestMcCabe,theapologistofFerrer,saytosuchbrutalandworse thanpaganorgies? havingglorifiedthisunfortunatecreature,he wouldsurelyfindapprovalforthem. Andyetitisallegedcivilisationis advancing.

TakeCuirass

Failure:,inthislifearenotfailtiresas.:04seesthem.'JreLord himselfwasafailureintheeyesof theworld.liewasbornpoor,lived poor,diedpoor.lieneverowned houseorland.Ileneverachieved success.Thatisbowtheworld wouldlookatit.Whyshouldwesee failureinwhatmaybeinGod'seyes therreatestsuccess?

Thejudgmentoftheworldisnot everything.Indeed,itisnothing. liewhoknowthatthislifeisamere periodofprobation,shouldnotbe disturbed.ThereisOneinHeaven Whojudgesmoresurely,andIthose judgmentisabiding.Itisofflint weshouldthink,anditisfor}lire ourworkshouldbedone,andnot fortheworld'sfleetingprai.e_-S.1I. Review.

TheeonseicatiousWorker

Theraceisbeingliftedbyitsrreat thinkersandphilanthropists,byits inventorsandreformers,butitisbeingliftedalsobyeveryfaithful,conscientioustoilerwhodoeshisbest day'sworkforhisday'swage,and putsinterestandsoulinsteadofmere selfishnessintohistic:. rhekin--

domofGodisrisingoutofthe shameandsinofearthdaybyday, anditsbuildersarenotonlythose whoaregivengreatthingstodo, butthosealsowhoaredoingthe smallthingswell.Eachofusshould doasbeetbe!naythethingthatis givenhimtodo.-S.II.Review.

ThecagedBird

GiacomoSarpatti,lastaspreeng, Catchaseengin'birduponaash; Frecklesondabreastanbrowna wingflowyoucalleen1nglaicelanewadge?"Thrush?"

HenItalia"tordo"eesdaword; Heteesverraprettaseengin'bird.

Wal,hemakafinacageforeet, An'set'seenbeesyardall long; Earlyevramorneetseento:meet, 4weeta,too,daeveningsweethits song.

"Ah!"hesay,"solongmybirdees mew, Allatimeformeseteesdaspreeng."

"M'endaweentercon,',"sayGiacomo, "EenmywareiakeetchenInocare; Iweellnesraminddafrostan'snow, Formybirdweellritakasummer dere.

PrettasoonIBonatak'heeineen Jus'sosoondacoldanihhtsbay-

Buthewait,deedGiacomo,toolong! Outdereeendayardbeesbird couldsee Mannytheengsdatmak'keensstop beessong Ilecouldseeallothrabirdsdat's free Flyin'downdastyeentodaSout', An'dere"asnomusiceenhees

HendayardIseedacageto-day, Butdereeesnobirdeeneetno more! "It'ateesde:or"Ias.iheeril,anhe say:'0!Ijus'forgottoshutdadoor." WenIlaugh,herrowlan'talue Ilal

Iknowjustahoweetfeeliitysar."

T.A.DALY.

ForbiddenReading

Itmaybewelltoremindourreaders-andwellforourclericalreaders, inturn,toremindtheirflocks-that amongthegeneraldecreesoftheRomanIndexofforbiddenhootsisthis"Thosenewspapersandperiodicals which,notonlynowandthen,but regularlyandofsetpurpose,attack religionormorality,orpropagate anti-Catholicviews"areprohibited. Inaccordancewiththisdecree,toleranceinCatholichomes;ofnewspapers hostiletotheChurchisnothingmore orlessthansinful,andmayeasily begrievouslyso.Apartfromany legislationoftheChurchre'ativeto anysuchpublications,allCatholics knowthattofrequentunnecessarily theoccasionsofsinistosin_-The ChristianYear.

CalendarfortieWeek NOVEMBIIR.

Firstquarter,Nov.6.2.34a.m.;fell moon,Nov.14,7.11a.m.Lastquarter,Nov.21,3.56a.rr.:newinn-n. Nov.2E.9.41a.rr.

Sunrises.Sunsets

16-Sunday 5.10 6.53

17-Monday 5.9 6.54

IS-Tuesday 5.8 6.55

19-Wednesday 5.8 6.56

20-Thursday 5.7 6_57

21-Friday 5.7 6.54

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QUEENSLAND

HisExcellencytheGovernor(Sir WilliamMacgregor)andLadyMacgregor,accompaniedbyCaptainFoxton,A.D.C.,werepresentattheannualsportsoftheChristianBrothers'College,Nudges,whichwereheld ontheExhibitiongrounds.

ASolemnRequiemMassforthereposeofthesoulofthelateFather M.Wolfe,ofChilders,wascelebrated atSt.Stephen'sCathedralonthe 6thinst.

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FathersMichaelMcKennaandE. Barry,theyoungQueenslanderslatelyordainedbyArchbishopClune atthelastAllHallowsordinations, arrivedinBrisbanerecently.(Both priestscalledatthisolliceontheir wayEast.)

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Mr.ThomasDelaney,whorecently returnedfromatriptotheoldcountry,receivedaverywarmwelcome fromFatherBreenandSt.Joseph's branchoftheII.A.C.B.S.,Kangaroo Point,recently.Mr.Delaneygavea veryinterestingaccountofhistravelsthroughEngland,Ireland,and Scotland.AsanAustralianthetrip wasfullofinteresttohim,andhe easspeciallyproudtoseetheland ofhisparents.

Effortsarebeingmadetoprovide asuitablechurchfortheCatholics atLowood.Already£250hasbeen. collected.OnarecentSundayFatherA.HorancelebratedMassat Taranipa,andacollectionwasmade forthenewchurch.Amongthedonationswasoneof£100generously givenbyMr.AntonJendraNowski, sen.,anoldandmuchrespectedresidentofTarainpa,andanexemplary Catholic.FatherHoranaskedthe donortoaccepthisheartfeltthanks.

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AustralianCatholicNews

abrilliantsuccess.Thefinancialre sultsconstitutedarecord.Wondai ChurchCommittee,bytheirefforts withtheBazaarfortheliquidation ofthedebtontheirChurch,have beenenabledtowipeoutthedebt andplaceabalancetotheircredit. ee

ThemarriageofMissCecliaBeirne, seconddaughterofthelion.T.C. andMrs.Beirne,toMr.HenryDouglas(ofElliott,DonaldsonandDouglas)isarrangedtotakeplaceonthe 4thFebruarynext.

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SisterMaryColumbanusKelly, whohadenteredonthe49thyear asanun,diedatAllHallowsConvent,Brisbane,recently.ThedeceasedSisterwashorninKilrush,Co. Clare,IrelandshecametoAustraliaearlyinlife,andwasoneofthe firstpostulantsreceivedatAllHallows,andallherlifeasanunwas PassedinthatConvent.Ilerbrother, Mr.ThomasKelly,wasawell-known miningmaninChartersTowers.One ofhersistersisMrs.CharlesNolan, ofIpswich,motherofRev.Father Nolan,parishpriestofDalby,and ofSisterMaryRegis,oftheConvent ofMercy,Mackay.TheRequiemMass forthedeceasedwascelebratedby Rev.Fr.Nolan.Thelastprayersat thegravesideatNudgeeCemetery wererecitedbyhisGraceArchbishop Duhig,whojourneyedfromDalbyin ordertoparticipateintheobsequies. R.I.P.

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defrayingallcostsfortheerection ofasanctuary.Shehasalreadygiven0100towardsthisobject.

Inthecourseofhisremarksatthe openingofthenewchurchatCorrimalhisGracetheArchbishophad occasiontorefertotheAustralian fleetandincitipntallytheDreadnoughtsoftheChurch:-

duringthepastsixyearsshehad beenattachedtotheBathurstConvent.ARequiemMasswascelebratedfortheeternalreposeofhersoul byFatherLonergan.R.I.P.

AbranchoftheCatholicFederation hasbeenstartedatAnnandale.FatherE.Rohan,P.P.,warmlysupportedthemovement.Mr.T.E. Averywasappointedorganisingsecretary.

AnenthusiasticmeetingoftheparishionersofFatherA.Horan,Ipswich,havedecidedtowipeoffthe debtontheChristianBrothers'residence.0111wasgatheredinatthe meeting,andthe II.A.C.B.Society haveresolvedthattheproceedsfrom nextSt.Patrick'sDaycelebrations shallbedevotedtothatpurpose.An artunionanddrawingofprizes,to takeplacenextmonth,wasalsodecidedon. et.ie

Mrs.R.DeLaIlunty(neeAlice Doherty)diedintheWarwickIlospitalafteraseriousoperation,recently,attheearlyage.of25years.It isonlyinAugustlastthathermarriagewassolemnised,andheruntimelydeathcameasagreatshock toallwhoknewher.Sheeasa greatfavouritewitheverybody,and muchsympathywasexpressedforher bereavedhusband,parents,and friends.FatherBradyofficiatedat theerayeti'deR.I.P.

NEWSOUTHWALES

Thenewschoolrecently:Messed andopenedbyBishopGallagherat "ootamundra,andwhichhasbeen handedovertothecareoftheBrothersofLaSalle,wasgenerouslypresentedtotheparishbytheVery Rev.FatherO'Shaugnessy,P.P.,who hopestoatnodistantdateseethe foundationstoneofthenewnovitiate oftheBrotherhoodlaidbyhisLordship,andhepromisestolayhis chequefor£200uponthestone.This novitiatewillhethemotherhouse inwhichwillhetrainedthefuture BrothersofLaSalle,notonlyfor thedioceseofGoulburn,hutforthe CommonwealthofAustralia.

TheCoadjutorArchbishop,Dr.Dubig,accompaniedbyFatherT.J. Nolan,P.P.,Dalby,recentlyvisited Taroomandwasgivenaheartyreceptionbytheresidents.Mr.Mc('arley,onbehalfoftheparishioners, presentedhisGracewithapurseof sovereigns.HisGraceremarkedon thefriendlyrelationsexistingbetweentheCatholicsofTaroomand thepeopleofotherdenominations, andhopedtheywouldcontinueto Prevail,becausehebelievedthatsuch goodwillwasoneofthegreatest blessingstheAlmightyGodcouldbestowonamixedcommunity,being indicativeofthefactthatinspite ofalltheirdifferencestherewasan underlyingspiritofunitywhich houndthemtogether,notonlyinthe spiritualcauseofGod,butforthe welfareandprogressoftindistrict. SubsequentlyhisGracevisitedthe AboriginalSettlement,somenine milesdistant.Inthelittleaboriginalschool43childrenwerepresent. Ilealsovisitedthemarriedpeople's quarters,thesinglegirls'quarters, andotherplacesconnectedwiththe settlement,andwasverypleased withtheneatnessandcleanlinessand thegeneralconditionsprevailingin thesettlement.Anumberofsports, races,etc.,werearrangedforthe littlepiccaninnies,andlollies,sweetmeats,andtoysweredistributedby hisGraceandFatherNolantothe littleones.IllsGracegaveathree days'missiontothepeopleofTaroom.EveryCatholicinthedistrict for20milesaroundattendedthereligiousexercises.Onefamily-the Carmodys-travelledfrontt'aniboon, adistanceof90miles,totakepart inthemission.

TheannualBazaarinaidofthe GladstoneCatholicChurchfundswas

"DuringillytimeawayfromSydneyonpublicduty,"saidhisGrace, "theSydneypeople-whoforgetthe requirementsofthecountry-sentme threateningnoticesthatifIdidnot attendthearrivaloftheAustralian fleetsomethingwouldhappen.Iam notinanywayunsympatheticwith anymeasurerequiredforthedevelopmentoftheAustraliannation;on thecontrary,everygoodworkfor Australiawouldhavemayheartiest co-operation,andIshallnotcount thecostifIamabletobeofany useinanypublicway.Ihavea differentcommission,however,inthe salvationofsouls.Thatisadifferentkindofwarfare.IthinkIbeat eventheCommonwealthGovernment onthequestionoflayingnewkeels. Theyhaveonebattleship,somecruisersandtorpedodestroyers;during illyrecentvisitationIlaunchedover sixbattlecruisersintheformof churchesliketheoneatCorrimal. 'rhesewilldobattleagainstourspiritualenemiesandtheirevileffectin thislife.IrepeatwhatIsaidwhen IfirstlandedinSydney,that,asa PriestpreachingtheGospel,andin administeringtheSacraments,IbelieveIamdoingmoreforthepeace andprosperityofAustraliathanifI wereameresecular."Referringto theerectionofchurches,theArchbishoppointedoutthatthesewere theDreadnoughtswhichweretodo good.IlehopedthattheAustralian fleetwouldneverhavetobesscd. Itwasjustaswell,however,tohave itonhand,justasinIrelandthey kepttherodbehindthedoor'orthe hadboy.IlehopedAustraliawould neverhaveavisitfromabarglarin anationalsense.Thecommonburglarwhencaughtwasputintoprison,butthenationalburgl'ir-the diplomatistandstatesmanwhostole aholenations-wasglorifiedinthe press."WedonotwantsuchburglarsinAustralia,"continuedhis Grace;"hutatthesametinewe mustlearnthenobleartofselfdefence.Godblesseverykeelofour navy,andeveryofficerandmanin notonlythepresentbutinfuture ships." 44.

HisLordshipBishopO'Connor,of Armidale,recentlyblessedthefoundationstoneofadditionstoSt. Nicholas'Church,Tainworth. eses

IntherecentpostalpromotionsandertheCommonwealthGovernment, MissLucyDowney,ofLeichhardtreceivedtheclassificationofseniorassistant.MissDowneyisanex-pupil ofSt.nacre's,Leichhardt. ee

Mr.J.J.Sheehan,aftermany years'serviceintheLandsOffice, WaggaWagga,hasretiredonaPensionandtakenuphisresidencewith hisfamilyatCroydon,Sydney.The membersofthestaffpresentedhim withapurseofsovereigns,andregrettedtheseriousillnesswhichprecipitatedhisretirement.

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Speakingatarecentnieetang theAshfleldBranchoftheCatholic Federation,FatherO'Rielly,PreridentofSt.StanislausCollege,Pathurst,said,interalia:-"IfeverCatholicsshouldhavebeendelightedit wasin1879,whenobloquywaspassedonthembySirHenryParkesand menlikehim.Theiractionatthat timehadconsolidatedtheCatholics, whotookabandwhichhadbenefitedthemeversince.Allotherdenominationsclosedtheirschoolswhilst theCatholicskepttheirsopen.If Catholicshadtofightfor30or100 yearstheywouldnotcloseaschool fromtheTweedtotheMurray.Anglicanscomplainedofemptychurches, andputitdowntotheloveofpleasure.InBathursttheotherSunday acensuswastakenofchurchattendances.ItwasfoundthatCatholics, withonlyone-fourthofthepopulation,had200morechurchgoersthan theAnglicanandallotherchurches combined."

TheIrishNationalForestersmusteredinstrongforceunderBro.J. Fitzpatrick,C.R.,attheblessingof thenewChurchatCorrinmal,bythe ArchbishopofSydney,recently.The localschoolchildren,theChildrenof MaryandthemembersoftheFriendlySocietiesformedapicturesque guardofhonourtohisGrace.His Graceeasassistedinthereligious ceremonybytheRevs.J.P.Dunne, P.J.Walsh(Woollongong),M. 0'Kelly(11e1enburgh),R.Peoples (Woollongong),P.Power(Albion Park),andFatherO'Farrell,C.M. ElevenyearsagohisGraceblessed thefoundationstoneoftheold churchofCorrimal.Itwasthought thenbythepessimistsofthetime thatthechurchwastoolargefor theneedsofthefaithfulofthatminingcentre.FatherDunnewithcheerfuloptimismurgedtheworkofbuildingonward,heevenlaidlargerplans forthefuture.Hehaslivedtosee hisparishchurchofelevenyearsago growtoocrampedfortherequirementsofhispeopleandsuperseded byafarlargerandmorecommoddiousstructure.Underhisfostering caretheCatholiccommunityhas thrivedandgrownapace.Anumber ofhandsomegiftsforthealtarand sanctuary,alsothreestainedglass windowsweredonatedbyCatholic residentsofthedistrict.Afriend donated.£50fortheerectionofa confessional,andMissW.Farraberis

Aninterestinglectureen"The('all oftheCatholicWoman".vasdeliveredintheHalloftheCatholicWomen'sAssociation,Pitt-street,Sydney,recently,by.thePresidentofSt. Stanislaus'College,Bathurst(Very Rev.M.J.O'Reilly,C.V.).Theattendancewasverylarge.

SisterMaryElizabethRiots'Indied afteraverybriefillnessatthe('onventofMercy,Bathurst,onShe26th ult.Twodayspreviousthedeceased Sisterwasengagedinaerusual teachingduties,andrangthebellto calltheSisterstoOffice.ShortlyaftertheOfficeshecollapsedfromheart failure,anddespiteallthatcareful nursingandmedicalattentioncould doforher.shepassedawaypeacefullyonSundaymorning,the24th ult.SisterElizabethwasoneofthe littlepioneerbandofSisterswho accompaniedthelateRightRev.Dr. QuinntotheBathurstdiocese39 yearsago.Sheheldtheofficeof SunerioressinForbesandWellington andthatofBursarinDubin:),but

ReferringtotheindifferenceofpoliticianstoCatholicrights,thebrilliant.Vincentiansaid"Inthecoiningelectionwearegoingtotakea handandshakethingsup.Weare goingtogivesomeofthesepoliticiansarunfortheirmoney.Let themknowyouareorganised,and putasideforamomentyourown politicsforthegoodofyourcause. "ThoughIamanoptimist,"concludedFatherO'Reilly,"Irecognise thisquestionisnotgoingtobesettledatonce.Wehavegotoneconcession-medicalexaminationofour schoolchildren-hutthatonlywhets nurappetiteformore.Thisisour firsteffort,andifwedon'tsucceed we'lltryandtryagain.Enrolyour friendsesmembersoftheFederation. Begrimlyinearnest,andmakeyourselvesfelt."

HisLordshipDr.Dunneblessed andonenedthenewprimaryschool atNudgeerecently.Itisahandsomelyconstructedbuildinganda splendidevidenceofthefidelityof theCatholicsofNudgeetoreligious education.

FatherRyan,whohasministered tothespiritualneedsoftheCatholicsofOrangeforfully23years,is abouttotakeahealthtriptoIre-

AtOurLadyoftheSacredheart Church,Randwick,recently,Miss EstelleHunt.daughterofthelate Mr.JohnI.Hunt("Flaneur"ofthe "Freeman'sJournal")wasmarried toMr.William.J.Duffy,eldestson ofMr.ThomasDuffy,ofWaverley, bytheVeryRev.FatherTreand, M.S.11.

VICTORIA

The26thanniversaryoftheconsecrationofSt.Patrick'sCathedral, Melbourne,occurredonSunday,the 2ndinst.

Onthe3i-ithofthismonth*heCoadjutorArchbishop,Dr.Manntx,will ordaintothepriesthoodRev.John EzanandRev.JohnMcNamara.vho studiedatSt.Patrick'scodeee, Manly,N.S.W.Theceremonywill takeplaceinSt.Patrick'scathedral. 41.

FatherT.('ahil',rectorofqueeescliff,is,saysthe"Advocate"oftee 1stinst.,seriouslyill.andgrave fearsarefeltastohisultimaterecovery.Wesincerelytrustthose fearsareunfounded,andthatthe goodpriestwillsooneerestoredto healthandstrengthtocontinuehis goo'workinthepriesthood. els.0.

onAllSoels'DavMasswascelebratedintheMortuaryChapel,MelbourneGeneralCemetery. ar.

HisGracetheArchbishopofMelbourneadministeredtheSacrament ofConfirmationtoanumberofcandidatesattheVincentianFathers' church,NIalvern,ontheFeastofAll Saints.

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TheQ'tarantOreateS.Peterand Paul's('hutch,Geelong,wasaetrikinceceremonial,andtheriandeetationoffaithimpressedtheeroe-ded congregationandhundredswhebed gatheredinthechurcherounIs. A processionoftheBlessedS'aceament tookplaceroundtheChurch.The Monstrancewascarried!.yFather O'Brienunderamaenificentcanopy (thegiftoftheChildren.1Wry), supportedbyMessrs.P.'d-hden.T.

Darcy',F.Chamberlain,andJames McCoy. -

1k,II.Mullen,aone-tineprominentathlete,diedathisresidence, Geelong,recently,aged47years.Ile wasoneofthecollectorsatSS. PeterandPaul'schurchforalung time.

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St.Atieustine'sBandtiedforsecondplacewithRozelle,ti.S.11.,in theAGradeBandContestatBallarat.Inthetestpiecetheytolled thelist,butfellawayintheown choiceselection,andcameoutthree pointsbehindGeelong 1larboarTrust -thewinners. re.

Rev.Bro.Barron,Superior-General oftheOrderof('hristianBrothershi Australia,visitedBallaratrecently, andmadetheannualinspectionofSt Patrick'sCollegeandtheschoolsconductedbytheBrothers.

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FatherG. parishpriestof St..John'schurch,StuartMill,in thedioceseofBallarat,hasreasonto hepleasedwiththesuccesswhichhas attendedhisandhisparishioners'effortstofreetheirChurchfrontdebt. Itwasopenedearlyinthemonthof Decemberlastyear,andarecentSundaysawtheexto.ctionofthedebt thetwasneonit.Thetotalcostof thebuilding(includingfurnishings, *,-ase1,000.Itisanachievementof whichpriestandpeoplemighthereasonablyproud.

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confirmationwasadministeredto 185candidatesbytheBishopcfBallarat,atSt.Thomas'ChurchTerune,recently.Dr.IligeinsasasassistedbytheVeryRev.D.Foley. eaea

ASolemnRequiemMasswasceleeratelattheCathedral.Bendigo,for thereeoseofthesoulofthelate MostRev.Dr.Crone,0.S.A.,onthe 12thanniversaryofhisdeath,which occurredlastmonth.HisLordship, theMostRev.Dr.Reville,presided. Inadditiontothe('athedralpriests anumberofthevisitingclergytook rutinthesolseinfunction.

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FatherO'Farrell,parishpriestof 3larong,hasbeengrantedthree months'leaveofabsence,inorderto recuperatehishealth.FatherW. Ileffernan.ofBendigo,supplieshis placeduringhisabsence.

FathersP.McDonnell,B.A.,andJ. McKenna,recentlyordainedforthe dioceseofSaleatThurlesCollege. Ireland,havetakenuptheirduties inthediocese.FatherMcDonnellhas gonetoMorwell,andFatherMcKen-

natoBairnsdale.FatherCallanan, fromCarlowCollege,whoisexpectedtoarrkeshortly,willprobablybe attachedtotheCathedral. ee

TheMaristBrothersofBendigc, haveappointedMr.Ceres°,ofthe GeelongOrphanageBand,asleader oftheirCollegeBand.Theappointmenthasmetwithwarmapproval fromsupportersoftheBandandthe CatholicsofBendigo. Ai.lee

Therecentmissionconductedby theliedemptoristFathershuntand HowesattheSaleCathedralclosed withthegreatestsuccess.Theclosingscenewasmostinspiring.Further huntpreachedtheclosingsermon, takingforhistext,"Ihavefought thegoodfight,Ihavefinishedmy course,Ihavekeptthefaith."Later,FatherHuntopenedaweek's missionatStrathford.

MostRev.-Dr.PhelanrecentlyvisitedBairnsdale,andwiththepastor oftheparish,Very FatherC. F.('rennin,setoutforOrhost,onthe SnowyRiver,adriveof64tulles. ReachingOrhostat5o'clockInthe evening,hewasmetandwelcomed bytheleadingCatholicsoftheflace. At7.30p.m.hisLordshippreached toalargecongregationatthechurch andgaveBenedictionoftheIleesed Sacrament.Duringtheweekle:Aber Ilegarty,C.1f.,hadbeencondacting amission,betleftforBruthenearly onthemornineofthedayon'which the.Bisbee,arrived.Ins:.ordenip continuedthemissionandzingedit eiththePapalblessingontheSundayeveningfollowing.Afterthe11 o'clockMasstheBishop.assistedby Father('rennin,administeredtheSacramentofConfirmationto23candidates.OnbehalfoftheresidentsMr. C.Atkins.manaeeroftheBankof Victoria.presentedDr.Phelanpith anaddressofwelcome.OnMonday morning.hisLordshipcelebrated31ees forthereposeofthesoulsofthedeceasedmembersoftheparish.ShealyafterhetookchargeofFather Cremin'spairofcobsandstartedfor Bairnsdale,reachingthereintuneto catchthe5.30trainandwasbackie Saleby7.30intheevening.thedistancecoveredbeing64milesbyroad andasmanymorebyrail.T1s achievementissomewhatofarecord. DuringhisstayinOrbosthisLordshipwastheeuestofMr.C.Arkins.

SOUTHAUSTRALIA

Tomarkthegoldenjubileeofthe KanundaBranchofthe1I.A.C.B.S.. duringthemissionrivenbyFather Roney,S.J.,inSt.Rose'sChurch,

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thernenibersofthemaleandfemale branchesinabodymadetheirHoly Communionandafterwardshelda CommunionBreakfastinSt.Rose's Hall.Thebrancheatsopenedon August15th,1863,with22members, onlyoneoftheoriginalmembers, Bro.Driscoll,survives.Amongstthe visitorspresentweretheVeryRev. G.Williams,rectorofet.Rose's, FatherRoney,S.J.,andDr.E.McGlynn.FatherRoneycongratulated theBranchonits50thanniversary. liehadtravelledmuchthroughAustralia,andwhereverIlibernianism wasestablishedhefoundafinespirit, bornoffaithfulnesstothetraditions ofthesociety.TheDistrictSecretary(Bro.P.F.Kiley)madearousingspeechinacknowledgmentofthe toastofthe11.A.C.B.S.Duringthe pastfouryears,hestated,theSocietyhadincreaseditsfundsbynearly £8,000anditsmembershipby542.

FatherRoney,S.J.,whohasbeen stationedatNorwoodfornearlyfour years,hasbeentransferredtoRichmond,Vic.,andleftrecentlyforthat place.Sincethedeathofthelate'11°' FatherO'Donnellheofficiatedat Glenelg. .0.AP.

FatherMorrell,11.5.11.,whohas beendoingdutyatWestTA-racefor so':emonths,hisreturnedto;ydney. es,ee

PriorPower,0.C.C.,gaveasnort retreatattheChristianBrothers' College.About280boysattended therelizionsservices.AteachMass, aswellasattheBenedictioninthe evenings,thewholeofthecongregationjoinedinthehymnsinging. 41.41.

hisGracetheArchbishopadministeredtheSacrareentofr'onfirtuation to87candidatesatGoodwoodrecently.HisGracewasassistedby MonsignorNevin.FatherEdward. (*.P.,andFatherflouriean. ee

ThenewchurchatStrathalbyn wasblessedando-enednnlastSunday.

MaywoothClericalHat --

Thisnewandpopularghat*.which iscreatingfavourablecriticismfrom thewearers,hasbeenspeciallyimportedbyHeap's.Hay-street, Perth.Thefirstshipmenthasjust beenopenediin,andlooksallthatis claimedforit.Price.14/6.Guaranteedeearandcolour.Thisfirin hasengagedtheservicesofamaker ofClericalStocksandBirettas.Healy's,628Ilay-street.Perth.

NibemiasWei

DuringtheweekBro..%.E.Farmer,DistrictSecretary,returned fromhisofficialvisittoNortham. OnSaturdayFathero'DonnellkindlydroveBro.Farmertointerview manyoftheCatholicswithaviewto inducingthemtoattendaopensl meetingofthelocalBranchonSundaylastafterevening;devotionsand withaviewtoinducingthemtobecomemembers.

OnSundaymorningFatherO'Donnellmadeastrongappealonbehalf oftheSociety,andurgeduponall tobecomemembers.

AmeetingoftheJuvenileBranch washeldat11o'clock,whenthere weresixteenJuvenilespresent.Ero. T.LynchandBro.A.Tomlinson, PastPresidentandSecretaryrespectivelyoftheAdultBranch,andother membersoftheSocietywerealso present.Bro.Farmeraddressedthe meeting,andreferredtothebenefits oftheSociety,andurgeduponthe memberstoworkfortheSocietyand obtainnewmembers.TheJuveniles promisedtodoallintheirpowerin thisdirection.Threecandidateswere nominatedformembership.During theafternoonaprocessionofFriendlySocietiesmarchedthroughthe streetstotheTownhail,wherean addresswasgivenbyDeanMercern-. theexcellent,orkbeingdoneby FriendlySocieties.Acollectionwa= takentipinaidofthecharities.The NorthamBranchoftheSocietieswas splendidlyrepresented.Aftertheeveningdevotionsameetingofth, AdultBranchwasheld,atwhich. fi'enominationsformembershipwere rcceived.

DEBATEANDPRESENTATION.

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Bradywaspresent,andtookaphoto ofthejuveniles.

TheDistrictOfficersarewor,ing veryhardfortheSociety.Bro..1.

A.Young,D.P.,ismaking,anollicial visittotheKalgoorlieandBoulder Branches,Bros.II.S.Parker,D.V.P, G.Taylor,D.T.,J.Hart,D.W.,and G.J.Parker,D.G.,wereatMidland JunctiononSundaylastinconnectionwiththeopeningofnenew -JuvenileBranch.Bro.Taylor,D.T., waspresentatthequarterlyineetilg oftheSubiacoJuvenileBranchon thepreviousFridayevening.

Thetostutrersofthesubia,n.'uvenileBranch,wearingtheirregalia, marchedintheprocessionofthe BlessedSacrament.atthe.;ubiaco ChurchonSundayeveninglast.This isanexamplethatmightxellbe followedbytheotherJuvenileBranches.Theparishionersweresamuch impressedthatthereislikelytohe averysubstantialincreaseinthe membershipofthelocalBranchat

fortheChurchofourLadyofVictories.

FatherW.-I.O'Leary,S.J.,of )furr,7,retCollege,Limerick,reada paperattheBirminghammeetingof theBritishAssociation,inwhichhe suggestedimportantmodifications intheconstructionofseismographs andinsistedonthenecessityof dampingtheswingoftherecording arm.ThisdistinguishedJesuithas madeaspecialstudyoftheregistrationofearthquakes.Theinstrument inventedbyhimselfissaidtobea marvelofdelicacyandefficiency.

VeryRev.FrancisO'Gorman,.P.P. ofMaitland,inaspiritedaddressat EastMaitlandbeforeameetingof theCatholicFederation,commended theaimsandobjectsoftheFederation."Thereare,"hesaid,"450,000 CatholicsinNewSouthWales.No Statecanaffordtoignorethejust demandsofono-fourthofthepeople, iftheyareproperlybackedup."

Tuesday,Mr.WinstonOhurchillstatedthatnextyearGreatBritain wouldhave150,000sailorsandmarines-herbiggestrecord.

PrimeMinisterAarsuiththinksthere aresignsofaslackeninginBritish andindustrialactivity,andtheincreasingburdenofarmamentswill tiptoeadangerousstrainuponthe nationalcredit.

"Nothing,"saysMr.Asquith, speakingonMexicanaffairs,"can happentodisturbthefriendlyrelationsexistingbetweenGreatBritain andtheUnitedStates."

TurmoilintheFederalParliament. Mr.AlcGrath,memberforBallarat, forsomethingsaidtohisconstituentsincriticismoftheSpeaker,suspended,onthemotionofhie.Cook, forthesession.TheOppositionis wild.

PrimeMinisterCook,duringrecent rumpusintheHouseofRepresentatives,rosesofrequentlywithpoints oforderthatamemberdubbedbins aporcupine.Anothermembersaidit wasaninsulttotheporcupine.The expressionwaswithdrawn.

The"Ritual"murdertrialat Kieff,endedinthedismissalofthe young.Jew,Belies.

UnrestinAlsatia.AtLabera,in Alsace-Lorraine,itisallegedaGeriiianofficer,Lieut.VonForstner,offeredhismen10marksforevery "Alsatianvagabond"whomthey stabbed.1000angryAlsatiansbesiegedtheofficer'squartersandthreatenedtolynchhim.

TheInterstateCongressofTrades andLabourCouncils,atAdelaide,on Tuesday,condemnedtheuseofmilitaryinindustrialdisputes.

.1debatethatarousedkeeninterestamongthemembersoftheA.N.A. andtheII.A.C.B.S.tookplaceinSt. Joseph'sschoolroom,Northamon Fridayeveninglastweekisaysthe "Courier"1.Therelativeadvantages ofaninneroranouterharbourat Fremantleformedthesubjectofdiscussion.Mr.S.Solomon, acted asadjudicator. Mr.MarshallopenedfortheA.N.A. infavourofanouterharbour,layingstressuponthedifficultyofhandlingbigshipsintheriverduring roughweather.%IrW.II.A.Phillips. inreply,drewuponhisfirst-band knowledgeofmanyharbours,gained inhisseafaringdays,tocombattheopener'sarguments.Mr.A. E.JollyfortheA.N.A.,replied,and wasfollowedbyMr.Whiteley,who quotedexpertviewsinfavourofao innerharbour.Messrs.V. ('utts andT.Lynchweretheconcluding speakers.

Mr.Solomongavehisdecisionin AO'favouroftheII.A.C.B.Sby165 Pointsto160.

Duringtheeveninganopportunity wastakentomakeapresentationto Bro.T.Lynch,past-presidentofthe HibernianSociety.Thegiftwasa cicers'inscribedoutfit,andinmakingthepresentationtheRec.Father O'Donnell,onbehalfofthemembers. thankedMr.Lynchfortheattention hehadalwaysriventotheaffairs oftheSocietyduringthetimethit heheldthe(Aliceofpresident.This positionMr.Lynchonlyreliniuisbed whentheaffairsoftheSocietyhad attainedtheirpresentsatisfactory condition.

-Bro.Farmerexpressedhispleasure atfindingtheNorthambranchof theSocietyinsucharoodposition, bothasregardsmembershipandfinancialmatters.

Dancingwassubsequentlyindulged in.themusicbeingsuopliedbyMissesDailyandAllbeuryandMr. Tomlinson,whilstMasterB.Daily contributedasong,'We'llFightfor OnrAustralia."

ToplioA-A.Scanlan.A.Swan,I..Flannagan,W.('alnon,W.lform, I,.Sommers. Sitting-I).Sullivan(Warden),T.Bolger(Vice-President),II.Mosley (President),D.Begley(Secretary),W.Ilehir(Guardian).

ThirdRow-G.Gibbs,J.Dobson,J.Gibbs. InthecentreisBro.J.Sughan,Superintendent.

itsnextmeetingtobeheldvnFridaynext,the21stinst.Theirmarchingintheprocessionwasalorious closetothedayastheyapproached HolyCommunioninabodywearinz theirregaliaateighto'clock:lass.

T12sighttoseetheJuvenilesapproaching IholyCommunionand marchingintheprocessionatnight wasglorious,andmanyhavebeen loudintheirpraiseoftheboyssettingsuchagrandexampleandof thebehaviourofthelads.Parents shouldnothesitatetoallowtheir boystobecomemembersofsucha grandandworthySociety,whichhas doneandisdoing.'suchanamountof good.

Brevities

SyndicNathan,nowthejokeof Italians,stillpersistsinmakinginflammatory,ungrammaticaltirades againstthePapacy.WhattheCourt foolwastoaKinginthepast,NathanistotheItaliancitizenofthe present.Ileisdescribedas"aridiculousparodyofacitizenmagistrate andanexoticamalgamofJudaism andFreemasonry." SaysFatherO'Reilly.C.M."You aswelltrytovaccinatea southerlybusterastrytogeta sensibleideaintotheOrangemenof AustraliaorUlster."

AJuvenileBranchoftheII.A.C.B. SocietywasopenedlastSundayafternoonatMidlandJunctionwitha n.embershipof14.TheJuveniles wereveryenthusiastic,andtooka verydeepinterestintheproceedings. Theinterestintheelectionofofficerswasverykeen.Thenewly-formed Branchhaseveryprospectofbeinga verystrongoneinthenearfuture. Bro.J.SughanistheSuperintendent.andinhishandstheBranchis suretoprosper.TheRev.J.J.

From24thAugustto7thSeptembertherewere22pilgrimagesat Lourdes,bringingthereinallaboit 45.000pilgrims.Twelvemiracleswere registeredbytheOfficialBureauduringtheFrenchNationalPilgrimage.

JackLondon'slatestboo',''.John Barleycorn,"fiercelyattackedbyan influentialAmericanpaper."That suchabooksLouldbeaseller,"says thepaper,"showsaverydepraved tasteinalargesectionofthereadingpublic."

LiberalLeagueatFremantlereorganised.

%lr.%losestateshewillnotagain beacandidatefortheWestProvince seatintheLegislativeCouncil.

StateelectionsinN.S.W.December6.NominationscloseNovember 15.

TheAnglo-FrenchArbitrationTreatyhasbeenrenewedforfiveyears.

Haulm),McDonald,M.P.,ChairmanoftheBritishParliamentary LabourParty,saysthereisnoroom intheLabourPartyforpeoplewho believeinSyndicalism.

OnMonday100,000MoslemsattendedaBakridfestivalatCalcutta.The attendancewasabnormal,andfiery speechesweredelivered.

20,000wearyandfoot-soreIndians, whocrossedtheTransvaalborderas aprotestagainsttheapoll-taximposedontheminNatal,werearrestedatBalgouronMondayandconveyedinthreespecialtrainsbac'to Natal.

T.P.HERBERT

398RokebvRd.,SUBIACO (NearNicholsonRead). GoodscarefullyPeeked.Families weltedosdaily.Countryordure attendedto.

HESFORDBROS

Wellington

InN.S.W.anorderwasrecentlyissuedthatthepublicscLoolchildren weretobeprovidedwithcopy-hooks, pew,pencils,andDISINFEcT:NTS.

2.4STstonesstillwantedbyFather Robinson,ofCamberwell.Vietone.

Women'sServiceGuildoutforthe rightofwomentostandformunicipaloffices.CityCouncilhesitates whattodowiththedemand.

Suffragettesstillchanting.

ity('ouncilopposesthealienationof25acresoranypartof King'sParkforthepurposeoferectingUniversitybuildingsthereon.

TheChinninquirycontinuesto earythepublicandtoattenuate thepublicpurse.

AreturnproducedbytheCommonwealthTreasurershowsthatChinn asawitnessinhisownbehalfdraws C228perdieminprofessionalfees, whilstbeisbeforetheCommission.

Somebodyisextraordinarilygenerous.

Thereshouldbealivelytimefor "so,i.ebody"whenthebillofcoots becomespublicproperty.Itmight yetfindaplaceinanationalgalleryofcuriosities.

AttheLordAlayor.sbanqueton

MIDLANDJUVENILEHIBERNIAN:1.

ExOreIiInliii--FreilieRIMS01111111110

(BYL.L.B.,VICTORIAPARK.)

"Perfectedpraise,'wearetold,is giventoGodbyinfantlips,andin timespast'Sodhasoftenthrough infants'lipsspokenoracles."Ambrosebishop!"criedoutthechildren'svoicesinMilancitylongago, whentheassemblyofgraveecclesiasticspuzzledovertheselectionof oneworthytofilltheSeeinplace ofAuxentius,theArianusurper.ThestartledFatherselectedthelayman Ai.:brose,andwhoeverdoubtedthat bewas"calledofGodasAaron was?"Suchincidentswemeetwith strewnthroughthebrightpagesof saints'lives,butindailyexperience .11istrikingthingstakeplace,because, asthegreatArchbishopofBrisbane says,"Godinnowisediscouraged, renewstoeachgenerationthegiftof thechildren'sbrightnessandinnocence."

"WIIYDOTIIEYCALI.ITEASTER DUTY?"

saidayoungAustraljanyettoo youngforcompulsoryservicetohis soldierfather,"Because,"saidthe eldersoldier,"itissomethingthat musthedone.""Andifyoudon't doit,doesitmeanwouldyoube shot?""No!"saidthefather,answeringthelastpartofthequestion. Thatwasall;butatiredprieston thenextSaturdaynightsaidanex- traprayertoOurLadyofVictories because(MajorGrantwe'llcallhim) hadbeentoConfessionagainafter severalyears'neglect.

"Who'sinthere?"askedafouryear-oldVictorianofaSisterof Mercy,pointingunmistakablyatthe chapeldoor."TheSisters,"ieplied thenun."AndisGodthere?"

"Yes.""IsIlebetter?""Better! Whatdoyoumean?""Didn'tyou knowtheykilledIlinions;osseFridayandputHiminagrave,andin threedaysliegotupagain,sadHis Maa,Tilywasglad?"Thenunvasnot emotional,shewasaliases&buta Driestwhoheardoftheincidentsaid, BlessedbeGod,that'saparaphrase oftheReginaCoeli":"Beeice,(1Queenofleaven,tosee, TheSacredInfantbornof'lisle,alleluia, Retnrninzloryfromthes.onh, oellIATMILLISAY,.10111E%?"

awhisperedquestioninthedesolate ('athedralofSt.Mary's,::ydnevon thenever-to-he-forgotteneveningof August17th,1911,'..h-nthe1,re:itold cardinallayinthemajestydteth. ant:theyoungquestionera:asoPtof thetensofthoesandswho%suitto weepthere."Praythathissoulisay restinpeace,"saidthe:..other." "Butofcourseitwill,"wasthere- plyofthe"brightnessandiirocence,"which.wellingfromthepure infantheart,s- canonisation "-high:.srwouldgladlysayamen to.

OnaConfirrnatirmtouraQueens- lan,!Bishopaskedquestionsabout the.arsofthechurch,andwas tolethat"theCross-wasone.Is thatanswer7.-ronr? houseis ibis?"askedonewhowastooyoung byadecadetobereceivedintothe ran'-:eoftheChildrenofMary. !It'sGod's!louse,"saidthe mother,v-heas..,someanon-the- way-hoee totheBlessedSactan.ent."Andwhereiselie,tiother?" "Insidetl-s.little')oldendoor.-"0 lie!suethaestoopeddownlowti, getinthere."wastheawed,whisIsere!!answer.Thebabymindwas puzzled.ir.-eeasthegreatestintel- lectshavebeen,attheabasementof OurLordinHis4at!rarnentallife.It toconsiderhowlow God'ha=FA,.o;bedtogiveusthekis, crf';e7-e.andthebaby'soracleisas sublireasthewritingsofSt.Tho- teaFAsiiinas.ofwhichtheVision said,"Thoubastwrittenwellofthe SacramentofMyBody."

"WF.REYOUATMASSONSUNDAY?"

askedapriestanparochialvisita- tioninaMelbournesuburbofasmall parichiinernotyetoldenoughtobe allowedtothecareoftheSistersof

Charity,"Yes,Father.""Didyou seeme,"continuedthepriest."Yes." "WhatwasIdoing?""Mixingmedi- cineslikemydaddy."Daddywasa cbeirtietletitheknown.Letitbe knownalsothatThomasaKenipis wouldhaveagreedthatthechild's answerwasnotwrong-"Forthis mosthighandmostexcellentSacramentisthehealthofsoulandbody, theremedyofallspiritualdiseases, bywhichmyvicesarecured,"says heinthefourthhookoftheimita- tionofChrist.Theassistantteacher toanuninaSouthAustralian schoolwasvexedattheconductof agirlofsevenwhobaddefacedwith alargebluepencilthepicturesofher catechism.Astheoffenceseemedto showiconoclasticandsacrilsgiatio tendencies,thehookandhedelin- quentweredulybroughtto"Sis- ter."Foraninstantthenunwas shocked,butinanotherinstantshe badnoticedthatOneFigurewas spared,andsometimesTwo,"Why didyouscribbleonyourCattehism, Monica?"sheasked."Iscribbledon thenastyJewsandtore.Judasbecause'theycrucifiedHim.'''

"Ti!EYCRUCIFIEDHIM.

TheEvangelisthadwrittenal.!same wordsnineteenhundredyearsbefore, andifanytheologianintheSrchdioceseofPerthquestionsthatMon- ica'sscribblingwasnotequaltoan actofperfectContrition,letsuchan onestandforthandI'llanswerhim. 'WoetoyouScribesandPharisees,hypocrites,"'nitLordsaidinthe dayswhentheNewLawwasbegin- ning.Thecenturieshaveabsorbs-I histeachingandilisspirit,andthis ishowalittleboyinaschoolin Melbourneshowedthathehadtaken itin.Anillustratedmagazineused inahigherclasswasbeinginvesti- gatedbysomejuniorswhowere veryjunior.Onepictureshowedthe gloriousTempleofJerusalemand twomenpraying-"theoneaPharisee,theotheraPublican.-"Wh'ft's this?"saidEddieNewman."That's thePharisee."hewastold."The Pharisee! 0theolddog!"nashis uncomplimentaryremark,hiswords notquitesoclassicalasthoseofhis

illustriousnamesake,thegreatJohn Ileery,buttheirroot-ideaascorrect asadefinitionfromRome.

"GOOD-BYE,GOD!"

raidayoungvisitortoaconventas passingbythechapeldoortheSisterportresswasusheringhimout. "Don'tsaythat,Charlie,"saidhis eight-year-oldsister,"God'severy- where,""Iknow,but Ile'sinthere differenttoeverywhere."Yes,Charlie,differentintheBlessedSacrament,andinHiswondrousHeaven totheOmnipresencebywhichIle tillsallplaces,andinthethirdBook ofKingsitiswritten,"Myeyesand myheartshallbetherealways."

Arenottheseinstancesstrangd?They arenotinstancesofsagacity,per- hapstheyarehutaccidental,but litanyofusliketobelievethatthey aresomethingmore,andareinthe natureoftheringingcriesofthe children'svoiceswhichswelledthe chorusofpraiseinJerusalemtown longagowhenitskingcame"meek andsittingonanassandacoltthe foalofherthatisusedtothe yoke."

Lifeonafaro

Haveyoueverbeenonafarm,MI Editor?Ifyouhavenot,Istrongly adviseyoutopayavisittoawheat farmouthereinthe.dry

Itissucha"lovelylife."Plentyof freshair(blowsahurricanenightly), thesoundofwhichKeepsyouawake wellintothenight.Occasionallyyou mayhavetogetoutofbedandput acoupleofBaandeenails(logsof wood)ontheroofofthehouseto keepitinplace,oryoumayhaveto putanewflourhagonthewall. (Daisythecalfhavingatetheother off),ortwoorthreeofthechildren mayhave"double-gees"intheir heels,

Yes,Mr.Editor,Itisagrandlife, and,Imayadd,averysimplelife, andyouknowitisnotlikethecity, wh,reyouhavetoputonaclean suiteverymeal.Thereisnoneof thatnonsensehere.eth,no! You clearyour is,you knockdownthetreesandburnthem up.Thenwoestartandcultivateyour land.Youmayhavefourhorsesin yourcultivator.Threeofthesemay he"breeching"horses(thatis, horsesthatpullwelldownishill),

andtheotherInayheahorsethatV wontpull.Youcallout,"4,etup, Dobbin,Tiger,Punch,andNugget," tillyourvoicebecomeslikeapoliti- calcandidate's.Astheyfailtomove, youstartand"groom"themdown witha'isialleesapling,"andwhen thatfailsyoutrythembytouching themwitha"firestick."Thelatter mixedupwith"Esperanto,"thenew language(ofwhichtheaveragefarsuerisafluentspeaker)isinmost casessuccessful.

Thegroundbeingcultivated,you sowtheseed,andthereisonlyone morethingnecessary,andthatis rain,Oncetheseedissownyour goodwifeandyourselfkeepwatchingtheNor'-Westforanysignof rainapproaching,andafterwatching forabouttwomonths,thegoodrain comes,andyougooutaboutanhour aftertheshowertoseeifthecrop isupinthedrillrows.Afterafew daysthewheatheldisallgreen,and allyouwantisalittlemorerain, whichcomesjustintime,andsothe timegoesonuntiltheharvestis ready.Thecroparoundtheedgesis simplysplendid.Yousaytoyour hetterhalf"Ithinkshewillgotwentybushels,""Oh!morethanthat, Dad."Youseesheisfrightened sayanyless.Anyway,theexperien- cedfarmerisnevermorethaneight ortenbushels"overthemark"when thecropisgrowing.

PerhapsonaSundayafternoon youwalkthroughthecropandcome onalargepatchofwhatwecall the"hatpin"varietyofwheat.I haveafinestalk(veryfine)anda smallear(veryFinial!)muchresemblingahatpinwithouttheprotector. Ifthecamerainantookyourphoto. standinginthe"hatpin"cropail youcouldseeofthemanwouldhe "fromhisanklesup."Therestof hits(hisboots)wouldbehiddenby theheavygrowth.Itwouldbea verygoodwheatforamanwitha poultryfarm,astheearisjusthigh enoughforthefowlstopickthe earoffwithoutcausinganystrainto theirneck.Itisamostinteresting life, Well,Mr.Editor,asIhaveonly doneabout25hours'workto-day (exclusiveofover-time),andasI wanttogetupearlyto-morrow,I willconclude.

"BROOMBUSH." liaandee.

NotesandComments

TheChurch,thePatronessofArt FatherO'Brien,S.J.,speakingat there-openingoftheSanctuaryof St.Patrick'sChurch,Leeds,reidre- ferringtothemagnificentBelgian oilpainting"TheTriumphofthe Cross"(45ft.by27),saidthatthere hadjustbeenaddedtotheSanctuary agreatworkofartwhichtoldthe fundamentaltruthsoftheirreligionplainlyhutimpressively,andina mannermoreeloquentthanthetongueof frommancouldspeak.TheChurch, theveryearlydaysofitsex- istence,hadencouragedthedevelop- mentofthefinearts,becauseitre- cognisedthepowerexercisedover themindsandheartsofmenbythe greatpoets,musicians,sculptors,andpainters.TheChurchhadnofear thatanyrepresentationinmarbleor oncanvascouldleadtoidolatry,but shedidrealisethatthecharmand fascinationoftheartswouldleadthe teindfromthebeautyoftheexternal tothatoftheunseen.Theretheyhad aworkofartsetupforadefinite purpose.Itaddedlustretothe Sanctuary,andbestowedspecialdis-tinctiontothebuilding,butithad notbeensetupoutofanymotive ofpride.

Thecriticismwasfrequentlyheard thatthea'peiloftheCatholic Churchwastothesenses-thatthe gorgeousnessoftheritual,theswell- ingnotesoftheorgan,andthesol- emnityofthechantswerethechief attraction.Thatwasnottrue.What mannerofsplendourhadtheearly Christiansinthecorridorsofthe catacombsorthepoorIrishpeas- antryinthedaysofpersecution,or whatgorgeousritualcouldthemis- sionarypriestofferthepioneerson theoutpostsofcivilisation The fundamentalthingwastheMass.The churchusedsplendourandartbecausehermissionwasworthyof them,butallthatmightberemoved andtheCatholicfaithwouldstillre- e'en).

TheCatholicChiefToryWhip

Thoughtfulcatholic!:...elDotbe astonishedattheprevalenceofrum- our*thatLordEdmundTalbotis findinghispositionofChiefTory Whipmostunpleasant.Ilemustbe deeplydispleasedattheevidencethat theCarsoncrusadehasoflatedegeneratedintoasimpleanti-Popery camPaien,inwhichthelanguageused againstthePoleandagainst('ath olicsandcatleilicismisoffensiveto ehelastdegree(saystheEnglish eels-catholicTimes-i.YettheTory LartYnotmerelyincludesSirEdeandcarsonandtheIIsterTory members,nutisactuallytiedto thee]andcomnelledtofollowtheir lead.flowaloyalCatholiccancon- tinuetoactasChiefWhiptosuch ananti-Papalandanti-Catholic :ovenientweareunabletounder- stand;itisasmysteriousasthe DukeofNorfolk'ssilenceatBlenheim andsince.PerhapsLordEdmund Talbotwillresign;perhapshewill threatentoresienunless Bonar LawmuzzlestheVIsteranti-Catholic crew.Ilemustdos-eilethinstosave hisself-respect; andresignation e-ouldseemtobethemostlikely courseforhimtoadoat.Itishis misfortunethathedidnotspeakout boldlyatanearliertimewhenthe Listerfactionhadnotsocomplete- lyenteredonthepathofanti-Royal- tyandanti-Popery.NoonecanenvyLordEde.endTalbothispresent eosition.

From"TheBritishWeekly" October9,1913.

-TotheEditorof"TheBritish Weekly."

Sir.-Machisbeingsaidofthefear tatunderHomeRuletheProtestantsofIrelandwillbepersecutedby theirRomanCatholicneighbours.Ap- parently.thisisoneofthemost powerfulfactorsinthe('arsoniteagi- tation.Batitisaveryetrancething thatsomeofthestronsestopposi- tinstoHomeRulecomesfrommetn-

tiersoftheRomanChurch.During oneoftherecentelections,ameet- ingwasheldhereatwhichLordClif- fordofChudleighwasachiefspeak- er.IleisaprominentRomanCath-olicandaToryopponentof(owe Rule.Whenquestionswereinvited,I sentupthefollowing,inwriting "IfhomeRulebecomeslaw,willthe RomanCatholicspersecutethePro- testants."Thechairmanreadthe questionandpassedittoLordClif- ford,whoreaditandthenlaiditon thetable-unanseered.Apparentlyhis Lordshipdidnotdaretoanswerthe question,forifhehadsaid"Yes," hewouldhavecondemnedhisown Church; ifhehadsaid"No,"he wouldhaveknockedthebottomout oftheTorycharge.SubsequentlyI wrotetotheDukeofNorfolk,asthe layheadoftheEnglishRomanCa- tholics,askingthesamequestion. Illsreplywasmarked"private," andyourreadersmayjudgefromthis factwhetherhisGraceacceptedtheallegationornot.-Yoursfaithfully, W.R.FOSTER. Ilfracombe,Oct.2,1913.

TrafalgarCoot&SckoolConcert

Theannualentertainmentbypu- pilsofSt.Joseph'sConventSchool, Trafalgar,tookplaceintheMech- anics'InstituteonThursday,Nov. 6th,andprovedtoheanunqualified success.Theseatingaccommodation ofthehallwastaxedtoitsutmost bythelargeandappreciativeaudience,andbeforetheriseofthecur- tain"Standingroomoly"wasan- nouncedbythedoorkeiper,Mr.L. McIntyre.TheSistershadbeenwork- ingveryhardforweekspasttraining theirpupilsforthisconcert,andit ispleasingtokneethattheirefforts werecrownedwithcompletesuccess, theentertainmentbeingconsidered thebestyetputforwardbythelo- calschool.Thewholeofthelong programmewasgonethroughwith- outtheslightesthitch,butowingto therebeingsomanyitemstherewas notsufficienttimefortheperformers torespondtorepeatedencores.The entertainmentopenedwiththeover- ture"ComeBacktoErin,"played byMissB.Mannioninaveryeffec- tivemanner;thenthechorus"Aus- tralia,"renderedbythecombined pupils,waswellreceived.MissM. Kennedyshowedconsiderabletalent intherecitation"TheShiponFire." Severallittledotsthenshowedhow carefullytheyhadbeentrained, singingtheactionson!,"IlyLittle Friend.""TakingtheCensus"caus- edroarsoflaughter.Thecharacters, -'Betty,MissLizzieMurphy; "John,"MasterKevinNlc;;overn; andthe"1-nunierator."MasterLeo Lynch,werewellcarriedout.Asong, "TheDunces,"bythegirlsfollowed, andMasterT.Fogartywithaviolin soloearnedforhimselfloudap- plause."Sailor'sDelight,"anac- tionsongbytheboys,followed,and a"Minuet"(lancedbyMissesAng-lin,Pannell,Lambert,Adams,Ken- nedy,Blake,McGovern,andDoin- inishpro-edoneofthegemsofthe evening,"TheLittleGrenadiers,"by MastersLynch(21,McGovern,Flynn, Gallagher,Salmon,McGovern,and Bennett,surprisedtheaudience.At- tiredinfulluniform,withrifleand bayonet,thelads.ehohadbeen taughtthedrillandmarchingbytheSisters,acquittedthemselvesin amannerthatwouldnotdisgrace thatrenownedregiment.Therecita- tion"Grandpapa'sSpectacles,"by littleIreneScott,waswellreceived, andthe"ScarfDrill"byabout20 girlswasveryprettilyexecuted.Thecomicsong"Wheredidyougetthat Her"byMasterCrombie,attired infautlesseveningdressandsilk hat,wasloudlyapplauded.Action song,"TheChineseLantern,"bythe seniorgirls,wasaveryprettyitem, alsotherecitation-BarbaraFrit- (-Lie."givenbylittleMissM.Kil- derry.ContinuedapplausegreetedtheappearanceofsixlittleColleens. hiswesLambert.Pannell,Adams. Anglin,McGovern.andDoniinish,

whodancedanIrishjigandacquit- tedthemselvesadmirably.MissM. Anglinistobecongratulatedupon thesuccessachievedintherendering ofhersong,"TheSwallows."Club drillby,theboysnowcameon,the movementsandtimebeingexcellent. Avocalduet,"LostandFound"by theMissesDoniinishandLambert, was loguesweetlyrendered,andthedia"OldMossCountingtheEggs" causedgreatamusement.Thecharacters,"OldMoss,"KevinMcGovern; "Mrs.Burton,"MissJ.Pannell;and "Mr.Burton,"Nlaster('.Lynch, werewellsustained.Thesong"Stick totheFlag,Boys,"byabout20 boys,fairlybroughtdownthehouse, andarecitation"Disloyalty,"by littleMissAnglin,andthesong"AlwaysintheWay,"byMissesPan- nellandAnglin,werebotheffectively rendered. Amostsuccessfulenter tainmentwasbroughttoacloseby thecombinedpupilssingingthechorus"ErinisMyHome."MissB. Mannion,assistedbyMissM.Ang- linandMiss.loyce,playedtheaccompanimentsforthedifferentsongs,dances,etc.DuringtheeveningFa- therDonogher,onbehalfoftheSisters,thankedthosepresentfortheir attendance,andalsocomplimented theSistersandtheirpupilsonthe excellenceshownineveryitemonthe programme. WiththeirusualgenerosityMessrs. BrennanBros.loanedallthemate- rialsnecessary,forfixingupthe stagedecoration.Mrs.Crombiekind- lylentthepiano,andMr.F.Doyle volunteeredhisservicestoinstallthe variouscolouredelectriclights,v.hich greatlyaddedtothestageeffects. Theworkofpreparingthestage, etc.,wasinthehandsofMessrs. Mogan,Doyle,McGovern,andFahey.

KalgoorlieBazaar

CLEARPROFITSEXCEED11,000. ThelateBazaarwasoneofthe mostsuccessfuleverheldinKalgoor- lie.Thereceiptsamountedto01,107 Cd,andtheexpensesto£106lls, thusleavingaprofitof£1,00012s 6d.Thismagnificentresultwashail- edwithsatisfactionbyeveryoneas- sociatedwiththeBazaar.Itspeaks wellfor-goodmanagement,energeticworkersandgenerouscontributors. Incompetitionforthemostpopularandmostprofitablestalltherewas keenrivalryofthefriendliesttype betweentheAustraliansandthe Americans.Mrs.Dunne,Mrs.O'Dea,Mrs.Keefe,andMrs.Troyworked hardtoupholdthehonourofAus- traliawhiletheChildrenofMary, underthecommandofMissesCook, Sheedv,andStormandidnobleser- viceonbehalfofAmerica.Towards eleveno'clockonSaturdaynightthe pollingboothwasasceneofexcitement.Thetellerswereunableto keepcountwiththemoneypouring in.Soonehatlabelled"Australia" andanother"America"weresent roundamongsttheirrespectivesup- porters,andthecontentscounted whentheclockceasedstriking.The result,announcedbyMonsignorRotinson,thereturning°nicer,eat;that theAustralianswonbyamajority of200.Seeingthateachstallpolled over14,000,itwasagreatcontest andaclosefinish.

Thenattentionwasturnedtothe mostprofitablestall,andherethe ChildrenofMarycameoutontop with£172totheircredit,followed bytheAustralianswith£162.Mrs. Dr.MacMillanandMissWhite,onbe- halfoftheRefreshmentStall,made agoodthirdwith£150.ThePicca- dillyStallcamefourthwith£110. TheIliberniansmade£87,andthe British,thoughheavilyhandicapped, made£73.

Thelion.Sec.,Mr.P.J.Russell, deservestohehighlycomplimented onthewayinwhichhekeptdown expenses.-theTownflailcostt.:52. rrieesfortheTug-of-Waramounted to£22,andprinting,advertisingand allotherexpensescametoonlya trifleover£30.Inbringingabout thisgrandresult,Mr.Russellbad theheartyco-operationofdozensof willingworkers.Therewasnota shillingspentinwages.Allfelta genuinepleasureiodoingwhatever theycouldonbehalfofthecause, andinthisrespectBolder

assistedveryliberallyinmakingthe Bazaarasuccess.Twoofthehard- estworkersduringtheBazaarwere Messrs.P.BrennanandM.Mannion, ofBoulder.

Malik*lid:DAT**$1111170'1(1

4111111011....

Awell-knownCityfinancierwho dressescarelesslyandisindifferent tothedemandsoffashion,attracted considerableattentiontheotherday byappearinginSt.George'sTer- race,Perth,inanewbatofthe lateststyle,Familiarcroniesdebat- edonthewhyandwhereforeofthis surprisingextravagance,andvarious explanationswereofferedandreject- ed.LaterinthedaytheCityFin-' ancierhimselftoldafewadmiring friendshowitcameabout.

ItappearsthatlastSundaybeand awell-knownMerchantmotoredfrom PerthtoYarloopintheinterestsof goodhealth,etc.Onthejourney downaconversationtookplaceon thevalueandimportanceofgao,1 gates.Thisledtoadiscussionasto themeritsofvariouskindsofrates nowonthemarket,thecityFinan- cierbarrackingstronglyforCyclene Gates,theMerchantaarreciingfor anothermake,notbe:useheLeine muchaboutthegates',beimel.-ea,1'.t beknewamemberofthefirmthat madethem.Itwasagreedthatthe numberinusewouldbeafaircrite- rionastotherelativevalueofthe differentmakesofgateonthei.lar- ket.TheCityFinancierthenofferedtobettheMerchantabottleof wineandanewhatthattherewere moreCyclonegatesinusethanany othermake.Thewagerwasaccept-ed,andonthereturnjourneya countwasmade,anditwasthendis- coveredthatontheroadsidebetweenPerthandYarloopthereare 55CycloneGatesandonly16ofall othermakesputtogether,proving conclusivelythatpracticalpeoplepre- fertheCyclone(;atebecauseofits design,durabilityandprice.Conse-quently,theCityFinancierwonhis bet,andhe!naynowbeseengoing upanddowntheTerraceadorned withahatsimilartotbitwornby SirGeorgeReidwhenbepassed throughPerthrecently.

Mandalay

Thelargestandmostsuccessful ballthatNianjiniuphaseverwitness- edwasheldsomeweeksagointhe Workers'Hall,undertheauspicesoftheCatholicChurchBuildingFunds. TheCommitteearetobecongratu- latedontheattendance,therebeing overonehundredcouples,whodanced untiltheearlyhoursofthemorning. Thehallwastastefullydecorated, andthefoliosinsfancycostumespre- sentedasceneofanimationthat willlingerlonginthememoryof thosewhowerepresent-Mrs.G. Payne,FiveO'('lockTea;MissB. Smith(Bridgetownr,Daybreak;Mrs. Smedley,CountryGirl;MissAngus, Dowd,NightMissMayDowd,Brit- annia;MissA.Angus,Australian Iother,I.Arnott.llanjiniup; Miss BushGirlMissE.O'Grady,Erin MissV.Starkie,DutchGirl; Miss Ralston,Fairy;Mrs.A.Muir(Dee- side),QueenofHearts;Mrs.Crumbleholme,Carnival;Mrs.Dever,Jes- tees;MissE.Gihlett,ScotchLass; MissSmith,QuakerGirl; MissL. Starkie.Pierette;Miss('.Robinson, Summer;Miss0.Cummings,Autumn;MissTiddy,Night;MissCook, YorkshireGirlandMr.McWilliams, Clown; Mr.J.Carr,Morn-struck Clown; ik.R.Martin,Red('roes Knight;Mr.ILVernon.Jester;and Mr.G.Payne,PaulPry.Prizes wereawardedbyballotasfollows: -Ladies'bestfancycostume,Miss O'Grady,Erinpostercostume.Miss Angus,"J.Arnott.Tailor,\hanjim- upmostoriginalcostume,A'AseA. Angus,BushGirl;gentleman'sbest fancycostume,Mr.C.Shaw,High- landcostume;Mr.Ft.Martin.Red CrossKniebt.Theprizesweredon- atedbyMessrs.J.Rutherford,J. Arnott,andbydonations.Duringthe eveningseveralvocalitemsreceived -!tichappreciation.Mr.Vilersang "AndaI.ittleChildShallLead Them;"Mr.Bennett,"Ireland;"and MissBlanche, Kathleen :oar-

seen."MasterA.Turnerdanceda sworddanceincostume,andhisskill redoundmuchcredittohistutor.The arrangementswerecarriedoutbythe jointsecretaries,theMissesAngus andDowd,supportedbyastrong committeeofworkers.Thesupper arrangementswereinthehandsof Mrs.Liddelow,ofBalbarrup,andher effortswerefullyappreciatedbythe gathering.lkisicwassuppliedby Mr.B.Stewart,whowasrelievedby MissRutherford.Mr.('.Shawacted asmasterofceremonies.BothfinanciallyandsociallythisBallhasprovedthemostsuccessfuloftheyear. Thebalance-sheetshowedahandsome creditof£26.Thecommitteehereexpresstheirthankstoallthosewho workedsohardtomaketheBallthe successitwas,andhopethatthey mayhaveaslargegatheringsatall futurefunctionstobeheldinconnectionwiththeChurch.

AGrandBazaar

heldontheeveningoftheArchbishop'sarrivalinIllsMajesty's Theatre.Chargesforadmissionwill be3s,2s,andis,andseatsinaybe reservedatNicholson'sonadateto benotified.

Theproceedsofthereceptionwill gotodefraythegeneralcost;includingtheartsticaddressanddecorations.TheCommitteeareendeavouringtoinakethegeneralreception worthyoftheoccasion,andwithout doubtthedemonstrationwillequalitwouldnothepossibletosurpass -thattenderedtoHisGraceonthe occasionofLiselevationtothehierarchy.

MotherDeSales'DiamondJubilee

Inconnectionwiththeabove,final arrangementshavenowbeenmadeto celebratethisuniqueeventinafittingmanner.

Smyth,ofBanbury,on"TheIndwellingoftheholyGhost."ThedoctrinewhichteachesthattheThird PersonoftheBlessedTrinitytakes upHisabodeinthesouladorned withsanctifyinggrace"isnota merepiousthought,butanunquestionablyrevealedtruth;foritis perfectlyevidentfromtheteaching ofScriptureandtheFathers. Thedoctrineisreferredtomoreor lessclearlyinthebooksoftheOld Testament,butistaughtincountlesstextsoftheNew."TheArchdeaconquotesextensivelyfromthe BibleandtheFatherstoprovehis proposition-"GodtheSonhasa missionfromtheFathertoredeem us.GodtheHolyGhosthasamissionfronttheFAberandSonto dwellinusandsanctifyus."

InourreportoftheCottesloeBazaarlastseekthenamesoftheMissesSpieran,whoworkedsohardfor thesuccessoftheBazaar,andwho areeverforemostinfurtheringthe interestsoftheparish,wereinadvertentlyomitted.

ThepupilsattendingtheMaylands ConventSchoolhadaveryenjoyable picnicatPeppermintGrove,Cottesloe,lastThursday.Theday'souting fullycompensatedthemforthemany hardmonths'ofstudyinpreparation fortherecentexam.,atwhich,by theway,theydidsplendidly.

NOWOPENATTHE PARISIIHALL, HAROLDSTREET,HIGHGATE, CountlessAttractionseveryEvening. ArtCnionBooksmustbeinbefore nextSaturday,22ndinst. proceedsinAidofConventSchool BuildingFund. J.CAIHR, lion.Sec.

Ladies'Retreat LORETOCONVENT.''OSBORNE.'

TheAnnualRetreatforLadieswill openontheeveningofthe5thJanuary,1914.

Earlyapplicationisrequested. Forinformationapplyto TILEREV.loTIIER. Tel.135,CottesloeEx.

Sunday,Nov.23,isthe"peoples'" day,andinsteadoftheordinary11 o'clockMassaSolemnHighMass willbesunginhonourofthevenerableJubilarian.1sermonappropriatetotheoccasionwillhepreached byMonsignorVerling.

Intheafternoon,atthreeo'clock, theHon.T.F.Quinlanwillmakethe PresentationintheConventgrounds. Invitedguestswillpleasepresent theircardsatthemainentrance, VictoriaS,;nare.Onaccountofthe manysubscriberstothefund,ithas beenfoundnecessarytoaskparents nottobringtheirchildrenwiththem andasoecialdayhasbeenarranged fortheirentertainment.

TheCommitteewillmeetasusual onThursdaynight,the20thinst., andasthiswillhethelastmeeting beforethepresentationalull attrndanceisrequested.

ThepupilsofSt.Brizid'sConvent WestPerth,willholdtheirannual concertandentertainmentonMonday,December15,inHisMajesty's Theatre,kindlylentfortheoccasion byMr.T.G.A.Molloy.TheRetreat fortheWestPerthChildrenofMary willheconductedbytheRev.C.McDermott,C.SS.R.,commencingon December9.

TheVeryRev.P.F.Tighe,S.J., whopassedthroughFremantlelast weekonhiswaytotheEastern States,wasRectorofMungretCollege,Limerick.Ilisdeparturefrom Irelandwasthecauseofgreatregret toalargenumberoffriendsmany ofwhomassembledatKingstownto nayfarewell.

ThedeathisreportedfromMiller's Point,N.S.W.,ofMr.PatrickKtrip, awell-knownmemberoftheILAC. B.S.,andacoachhuilderbytrade. DeceasedwasanativeofCo.Limerick,andcametoAustraliaabout 40yearsago,mostofthattimehavingbeenspentinW.A.,wherehe married.Duringhisillnesshewas attendedbyFatherPiiuet.Ileleaves awidow,twosonsandanadopted niece.R.I.P.

MonsignorVerlingopenedtheIlighgateBazaaronMondaynight,and definedtheCatholicattitudeonthe subjectofreligiouseducation.The Bazaarhasbeenwellpatronisedduringtheweek.Specialattractions willheprovidedto-nightande%ery nightduringnextweek,anditis

FatherCrowley'sambitiontocommencethebuildingofamuch-needed ConventSchoolintheimmediatefuture.HOLDERSOFARTUNION BOOKSARENOTIFIEDTHATALL RETURNSMUSTBESENTINBE-

FORENEXTSATURDAY,

NOVEMBER22.

Rev.J.Roggero,ofGreenough, writesfromhishomeinVerolengo, Turin,tosaythathehadagood triphometoItaly,andfeelsmuch improvedasaresultofhisholiday. HevisitedtheBrignoleSaleCollege, inGenoa,whereherenewedhisacauaintancewithfortierProfessors, theVincentianFatherswhocontrol theCollege.OftheItaliangeneral elections,whichtookplaceonOctober26,hewrites"Theresultswill notchangemuchthepolicyofthe presentGovernment,butthenumber ofgoodCatholicmemberswillhe greater,andtheChurchwillhethereforebetterprotected."Afterspendingafewweekswithhisparents,it wasFatherRoggero'sintentionto tourItaly.Thedateofhisreturn totheDiocese of Geraldtonisnot announced,hut1:,willprobablymeet Ri,ho hillyinRome.

Attheo-eningoftheHothatuRierRailwaybyPremierScaddan,Mrs Dowsett,ofWanderin!.whois81 yearsofage,andvhohasspentall herlifeinthedistrictsinceherarrivalfromIrelandmanyyearsago, wasanhonouredguest.Mrs.CowsettandMr.GeorgeWattslazed/40 heldtheendsofthecustomaryribbon.Theyoungandenergeticmemberforthedistrictdilatedonthe climaticexcellenceofhisconstituency."Needlesstosay"iquoththe Narrogin"Observer""Mr.Johnston'sreniarkswerewarmlyapplaudedbyallthegreybeardsinthe audience."

STOPWORKING FORMACES Buyour Poultry forAustraliaandbeindependentforLife,for1,3postfree.Only fromALBERT&SONLTD.,Boaks,Music, etc180MURRAYSTREET,PERTh.

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NewsoftheArchdiocese

ArchbishopClune'sReception

TheExecutiveCommittee!..etin theParochialHalllastNA:Imlayevening,thelion.T.F.Quinlan,C.MG., inthechair.Thefollowingsub-coniniitteeswereformed:-

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AttheopeningoftheGuildfordBazaaronMondaynight,FatherMorrispaidagracefulcomplimenttothe energeticworkersofhisparish,and referredtotheHon.J.M.Drew, ColonialSecretary,asacitizenof whomboththeChurchand.isnative Statewerejustlyproud.

TheRt.Rev.MonsignorVerling, V.G.,leavesto-dayforColliefor thepurposeofopenin4thenewConventSchool.Theceremonyilltake placeto-morrow,andFatherGrogan,c.SS.R.,willbringtheCollie raisaliOntoacloseto-morrowevening.Noggerupandothercentres willhevisitednextweek.

Bythe'oraiia."whicharrived fromEuropeonTuesday,anumber ofyoungpriestswereonboardfor theEasternStatesandNewZealand -FathersHickey(ordainedinCarlowforMelbourne),Ryan(of%Paynooth,forMelbourne),Duggan(of AllHallows,forBallarat),Guinan andMorris(of\laynooth,forWellington,N.Z.),Connolly(ofCollegio Brignole,Genoa,forPortAugusta).

The"Record"willbepostedfree foroneyeartoanysubscriberinthe CommonwealthwhopayslOs6din advance.Ifbookedtherateis3s3d perquarter.

PREPARATIONOFADDRESS.Messrs.Cavanagh.Levan,andWhitely.RECEPTIONt'OMMITTEE.FRESIANTLE.-Messrs.Connor,Dowling, andDr.BirntingL'ani.

DECORATIONCOMMITTEE.-Mesars.Cavanagh,Dwyer,andWhiteley.

Bythisweek'smaillettersarrived fromArchbishopCluneacknowledgingthemanycongratulationssent hintonhiselevationtotheArchbisho,ricandconveyingtheinformationalreadyreceivedbycableofhis intendedarrivalinFremantleonDecember16.Fivestudentswentto GenoaonOct.14tostudyforthe Archdiocese.Thethreeyoungpriests and12youngladypostulantsleftfor WestAustraliaonOct.23.WeunderstandthatthepostulantsarecomingtotheVictoriaSquareConvent ofMercy,andtheSt.JohnofGod Convent,Subiaco.

REcF.7,TIf:PYcONPMITTEE.-Messrs Bryan,Connolly,Dwyer,Maxwell. 0-Dea,Stainthori.e.andRev.Fr. Hayes. Arrangementswillbe:wadetoconveyHisGracetoPerthbytrain.and thevariousorganisationsofthe Archdiocesewillbereguestedtowelcomehim.Itisanticipatedthatthe schoolchildren,illtakeaprominent partinthedemonstration,whilethe Ilibernianshavearrangedaguardof honourfortheirdistinguishedchaplain. Thegeneralreception,atwhich addresseswillhepresented,willbe

Returningbythesameboatwere theVeryRev.W..1.McEvoy,ofMillicent,S.Australia,whohasbeen spendingaholidayinEurope,and theRt.Rev.J.Blanc,D.D.S.M.. Vicar-ApostolicofCentralOceanica. whichcomnrisestheFriendlyArchipelago,theNiuraGroup,Wallisand FutunaIslands.BishopBlanc,who vasconsecratedlastyearinsuccessiontothelateBishopOlier,paida shortadIiininavisittoRomeand re-visitedhisnativeFrance. apThecablesannouncethearrivalin RomeoftheRightRev.W.13.%-elly, BishopofGeraldton.On.londay lastIllsLordsLiphadanaudience withthePope,whoevincedgreatinterestinAustralianlife,andreferredtotheprogressofthe'atholic religionintheCommonwealth.The Bishopisonhisadliminavisitto theEternalCitytogiveanaccount oftheGeraldtondiocesesincehis lastvisit13yearsago.

Mr.Reid,presidentoftheHibernianStallatyheCottesloeBazaar, thanksthefollowingforvaltable prizes:-Rev.FatherMasterson,Mrs Woods,Mr.Citrtayne,Mrs.Daley, Mr.andMrs.J.Brody,Mr.and MissGodfrey,Mrs.O'Shea,Mrs.McCormack,andMessrs.McQuaidand Goosons;alsoNkssrs.BoanBros., FoyandGibson,Mr.-J.Moran,CottesloeBranchII.A.C.B.S.,forvain". ableprizes,donatedtowardstheArt Union,whichisunavoidablypostponedtillabout20December,1913, whentheRattanchair,SacredHeart pictureandoccasionaltablewillalso heraffled.Winningnumberswillbe publishedinthe"WestAustralian" and"W.A.Record."

Ourreadersareremindedthatthe tirileforcomplyingwiththeconditionsnecessarytogaintheJutiiee willexaireonDecember8.Whorethe visitscannotbepaidtoacaarca, incircumstancesinwhichftis Possibletogivealms,c,tremors cansubstituteotherworks,Gr prayers.

IntheOctoberissueofthe"AustralasianCatholicRecord,"aneccle siasticalquarterlypublishedinSydney,thereisthefirstinstalmentof averylee..rnedarticlebyArchdeacon

OnaccountofMr.C'.Deakin'sabsenceintheEasternStates,afull financialstatementinconnectionwith theOrphanFairrecentlyheldinthe HibernianHall,isheldover.Onhis returnallnecessarydetailswillhe published.Asalreadyannouncedin thiscolumn,thetotalIrofitsamountedtotheveryhandsomesumof £700.

localallPersomii

ThedeathisreportedfrontAlbany ofMrs.Beard,averyoldresidentof thedistrict.Thefuneraltookplace onTuesdaymorning,theRev.P. Briodyolliciating.R.I.P.

RecentlytheBridgetownConvent Schoolgroundwasthesceneofmuch excitementandenthusiasm.Thecause wasthevisitofateamoflassies fromtheGreenbushesStateSchool, whocametoshowthelocalgirls howthegameofbasketballisplayedinthetin-miningcentre.TheConventgirlsprovidedlunchforthe %isitors,andshortlyafterwardsthe gamewascommenced.Mr.Culligan actedasumpire.Fromtheoutsetit waseasytoseethatthestruggle wouldbeastrenuousone.rpand downthefieldtheballwaspassed withmarvellousspeed,andbothsides showedwonderfulactivityandexcellentjudgment.Thevisitors,however,defeatedtheConventbyfour goalstonil,andreturnedto"Tom Cosgroveville"wellsatisfiedwiththe hospitalityreceivedinBridgetown.

Thedeathofaveryoldresidentof theEasternDistrictsintheperson ofMrs.W.Unto,occurredatthe NorthamHospitallastweek.ThedeceasedladyhadresidedinYorkthe treaterportionofherlife,butlatterlyhadtakenovertheRoyalTemperanceHotel,Northam.Shehad

beenailingforseveralmonthsPast. gleavesthreesonsandsixdaughtomourntheirloss.TheremainswerebroughttoYorkandconveyedtoSt.Patrick'sChurch,where thefirstportionoftheburialservicewasreadbyDeanWalsh,who alsoofficiatedatthegraveside.Floraltributesweresentbymanyrelativesandfriends.Deceased,whowes 52yearsofage,arrivedwithher Parentsfromto.Kerry51yearsazo. 3Ir.LintodiedatDaliak,York,severyearsago.R.I.P.

Thegreatamountoferapatbetic interesttakenintheheneStperfota, ancebytheGeraldtonComedyCompanyofthedrama'BritishBorn"on behalfofthewidowandfamilyof thelate%Ir.B.W.Dooley,onMondaynight,wasevidencedonevery band,andtheperformancewasprecededbyoneofthelargesttorcnlightprocessionseverseeninGeraldton.Thegatheringpointwasjustin frontofthePublicLibrary.andthe processionparadedfromtherealong AllarineTerrace,asfarastheRailwayStation,andbackalongEleanor-streettotheTownHall.The processionwasheadedbytheCity BandandnextmarchedtheFireBrigade,whoturnedoutafullmuster. MembersofthelocalBranchofthe I.A.C.B.S.marchedintheprocession,inwhich300tookpart.The TownIlallwasipacked,andtheperforeacereflectedgreatcreditonthe CONeany.

Mr.R.D.I.ane,ofBoulder,the youngAustralianwhospentsome yearsinthelandofhisfathers,and whorecentlytookouthisB.L.degreeinDublin,hasbeenablydefendingthecauseofItomeRuleinthe coltrensofthe"KalgoorlieMiner' againstthestock-in-tradeplatitudes ofTrishman,"one'G.Rogers,"of Boulder,andothersofthatilkwho derivemostoftheirinformation fro:theTorycablecrammer.PerhapethemosthumorousofallcontributionsblewinfroththeOld ('amp.TheauthoroftheYes-No screedtriedtoconcealhisidentity underthepen-name"AnotherIrishman."Afterhisassertionthat"s-1fgovernmentforIrelandwouldhethe greatestblessingthecountrycould haveconferredonit,andthatthere isnottheslightestdangerofreligiouspersecutionorintolerance,"Le adds"Butsoweakisreasonwhen opposedtoinheritedinstincts,IFIT COMESTOFIG(!TINGISHALLBE

THEREWITHTHENEXT."The patronagethisscribebestowsonthe Hoe.e.Bolecauseisakintothe loyaltyof"Michael11crarthy.a staineehRomancatholic."tothe Churchbehasdeserted.TheAntiHoneRuleCausemustsurelybe slifiCadontheEasterngoldfieldswhen Torieslike"Irishman"and"G.Rogers"havetoinvoketheaidofNil& Mc-eethytobringittolifeagain.

General

inPeru,onTuesdaylast,andcaused thedeathofMOpersons.Thousands ofotherswererenderedhomeless.

InLondontheAgents-Generalfor Victoria,SouthAustralia,Tasmania,WesternAustraliaandQueenslandhavecommencedaninquiryintothetransit,sale,anddistribution ofAustralianbutter.

TheBritishby-electionforthe keightlydivisionofYorkshireresultedinthesuccessoftheLiberalcan didate.%Ir.Buc'onaster,thenewlyelectedmember,statesthathefought theelectionontheHouleRuleand WelshDisestablishmentBills.Liberal newspapersjubilant.

ProlongedBrtishCabinetmeeting onTuesday,saysthecablenews.Understoodthattheschemeprepared byViscountIlaldane'sCommitteefor thereformoftheHouseofLordswas considered.Thescheme,whichprovidesforanelectedsecondChamber, willbeembodiedinaBilltohesubmittedtoParliamentnewtyear.

Ghandi,theleaderoftheIndians inAfrica,wasonTuesdaylastfined £60,orninemonths'imprisonment, forhavingdeliveredseditious speeches.Ghandihasdecidedtogo toprison.

SeeeralstrikeleadersintheNe Zealandstrikestrugglehavebeenarrested.Therearesignsthatthemen areweakening.Numbersareanxious toresumework.

AugustHeinrichFallsehr,ofNuriootpa,SouthAustralia,waskilled bylightningonTuesdaylast.His facewasmuchdisfigured,andhis clothestothewaistwereallburnt off.

AllegedthattheMexicanrebelar:.,ehascollapsed,andtherebelleader,GeneralZapata,isabouttosurrender.AlsotLatageneralrunhas beenmadeontheNationelBanks throughoutMexico.Thebanksare payinginsilverinordertoavoidthe necessityoftheirclosingdown.

AttheSocialPurityCongress,sittingatMinneapolis,onTuesday,his Lordshi:,BishopMcCormick,denounceddivorceasreallyasystemof trialmarriageoractualpolygamy.

Itused,hesaid,heshamefulinAmerica,butnowitisalmostrespectable,andmenandwomenactually boastofthenumberofmarriages theyhavecontracted.

TheHighCommissioner,Sir1-eorge Reid,arrivedinSydneyonWednesday,andwasgivenaheartywelcone.TheN.S.W.ChiefcommissionerofRailwaysdidn'tcomply witharequestfrontthePremierthat aspecialStatecarshouldhe;rovidedforthejourneyfromAlburyto Sydney.

PremierScaddanassurestheBunburycitizensthattheGovernLent hasnointentionofrepudiatingits pro'isesit:adeinconnectionwith BunburyHarbourimprovements.

amazedhebecameofthepossibilities ofthisState,whichonedaywould becometheStateofAustralia. Duringhisrecentvisitto"the Birthplace,"HisExcellency,accopaniedbytheMayor(Mr.Fraen'reli, Mr.Thomas,M.L.A.,andMr.Owen, R. andattendedbyCaptainLindsell,A.D.C.,visitedtheConvent SchoolandStateSchool.Ateach schooltheGovernorleftaprizefor theboysandanotherforthegirls, tobeawardedbythevotesofthe childrenthemselves.

Miff

Atable,nThursday's"%testAustralan"says"Itisexpectedthat theHomeRuleBillwillbereintro(IncdintheHouseofCommonssoon afterParliateenteieets,inthemiddleefFebruary.Itwillbedealt wite.:naccordancewithavigorous tine-table.butanintervalwillbe allowedafterthethirdreadinginordertogivetheinfluencesworkingfor acompromisethefullestopportunity."

"TheDailyChronicle"and"Daily News.twoEnglishnewspapers,protestegainettheprisonnentof Larkin.forsedition."ThecLargeof sedition,"saysthe"Chronicle,"belongstoapastagewhenfreespeech wasunknownaridwhenpopularlibertieswerenotestablished."The AnzlicenBishopofOxfor.!declares.. thatLarkinshouldbereleasedimmediately.ItisassertedthatDublin CastleisresponsiblefortheprosecutionandimprisonmentofLarkin. GreeceextensivelypurchasingcavalryhorsesintheSouth-WestofIreland.Englishmilitaryauthorities areprotestineontheeroundthat GreatBritainhasnotenoughhorses forherownarmy.

ArearthquakewreckedAlbancoy.

Itisestimatedthattheprobable costoftheschemeforimproveeients to Bunbury-sharbourwilltotal 0250,000.Intheloanestielates. whichwillshortlybebroughtforward,thePremierinaletterread byMr.Thomasatapublicmeeting inSunburyon11ceinesday,stated thatasue:ofmoneywouldbeset asideforharbourimprovements.

'MesupportersofMr.Mc:;rath, memberforBallaratintheHouseof Representatives,suspendedforthe remainderofthesessiononthemotionofPrimeMinisterCookonTuesdaylast,gavehimawarmreception whenheappearedtoaddressthemat theTradesflailonWednesday night.Themeetingexpresseditsentireconfidenceinhintandunbounded admirationforthemanysplendid qualitiesshownbyhimduringhis Parliamentarycareer.

Mr.ThomasChesson,miners'secretary,atDayDawn,waselected unopposedfortheCueseatrendered vacantbetheresignationofMr. Ileitmann.

Mr.J.Donohue,vhohasjustrelinquishedtheeditorshipofth Boulder"E:fflingStar,"totakean importantrositionontheHobart "DailyPost,w-stenderedacivic farewellintheMayor'sparlouron Tuesdayafternoon.TheMayor!Mr. H.Glance)presidedoverarepresentativegatheringofcitizens.InproposingtheLoelthofMr.tDonobue,the Mayorsaidh'regardedthedeparture ofthatgentlemanwithconsiderable regret.Forsometimetheirguest hadcapablydischargedaresponsible positioninthetown,ofwhichhe hadbeenanenthusiasticcitizen,and hehadalwayslookedcloselyafterits welfare.Someofthen)hadnotalwaysagreedwiththeviewsexpressed bytheeditorofthe"Star,"hut, thoughdiffering,theyrecognisedthat everymanhadtherighttohisopinions.Theyweresorrytolosesuch ausefulcitizen,whohadalways donewhathebelievedtobehisduty, butTasmaniawascallinghimhack. Onbehalfoftheratepayers,hewas pleasedtowishMr.Donohuehealth andprosperity.Crs.Sheehan,BradleyandGibson,FatherDonogher, andMessrs.A.Stubbs,E.Pauley,M. Nlannion,P.Cawley,and.1.P. Bourkesupportedthetoastincordiallyeulogisticspeeches,andthe hopewasfreelyexpressedthatat somefuturedateMr.Donohuewould seefittoreturntothegoldfields.In thecourseofhisreply,Mr.Donohue saidhewasalmostpleasedtohegoingaway,inordertohearsolitany expressionsofgood-will.Personally hewouldhavelikedtostay,butit wastohisbusinessinteresttoleave them.Ifthegoldfieldsrevived,as hehopedtheywould,nothingwould givehimgreaterpleasurethanto returnandlendahandinpushingon thedistrict,ashehadalwaystried todointhepast.Attittleshehad spokenhismind,andhadaccordinglymadeanumberofopponents,but ithadbeenhonourableopposition. Hewasleavingwithconsiderableregret,asatBoulderbothhiswifeand hehadnotonlyfoundgoodhealth, buthadmadeverymanyfriends. WestAustraliawasaStateofwonderfulpossibilities,andinafew years,inadditiontohergold,she wouldheoneofthebiggesteheat producersoftheCommonwealth.The goldfieldswereunsurpassedinhospitality,andhehadreceivednothing hutkindnessfromthepeople,regardlessofpoliticalorotherdivisiins.

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ThesodofIrishturf,withthe TreatyStoneofLimerickpaintedon it,whichwaspresentedbyMr.P. WhelantotheKalgoorlieBazaar,was drawnforonMondaynightinthe CatholicYoung)ten'sHall,inthe presenceofMonsignorRobinson,FatherO'Grady,andalargenumberof ladiesandgentlemen.Thewinnerof thisvaluablebitofIrelandisMr. J.L.Egan,No.1346.Lastweek, MonsignorRobinsontenderedtoall whohadworkedsosuccessfullya veryenjoyablesocial.Fortheniagnificentresultof£1,000thelady etallholdersandtheirassistants mustclaimthechiefcredit,saysthe Boulder"Star."

Ohwomaninthinehourofease, Uncertain,coyandhardtoplease Butwhenadebtneedstobelifted Thoualonearereallygifted.

LastweekaChildren'sBallwas heldinSouthBunbnryinaidofthe localConventSchool.Themusicwas suppliedbyMrs.Kearey,MissWright (Australind),Mrs.Moriarty,andMr. JessGibsonmasterofceremonies withMr.ArthurBenson.Supperwas laidinthelargeroomskind*lent byMrs.lIouston,andthetables werenicelysetout.Theyoungsters enjoyedeverydancetotheirfull bent.Theenergeticorganiserwas \Ors.R.Ganfield,assistedby:MesdamesL.Freeman,WalterHastie, Geo.Johnson,Ellson,theMissesMoriartyandLockhart,Messrs.Thos. Shanahan,R.Ganfieldand.Jac'Doherty,andbothorganiserandcommitteedeservethehighestpraisefor theirsplendidwork.Thecostumes reflectedereatcredituponboththe motherswhosoartisticallydesigned them,andontheirlittlewearers. \lanvbeautifulcostumeswereinevidence.

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ConcertgivenbytheConventSchool childrentookplace.Therewasmore thanarecordattendance,anddoubtlessthisinitselfprovesthehigh standardofexcellencethepublicexpectinthisentertainment.

HisExcellencytheGovernor(Sir harryBarron)recentlyvisitedthe BrunswickStateFarm,andwasin:pressedwithitsworkings.SirIlarry saysthereareonlytwoStatesin Australia-Tasuariaand Western Australia.Themorehesaw,themore

Mr.andMrs.Jas.Knox,ofMaylands,leftforMelbournelastSaturday.Mrs.Knoxhasbeeninindifferenshealthforsometime,anditis hopedthatthetripEastwardnay benefither.TheyreturntotheWest beforeXmas.

PriortoherdeparturefrontBoulderforTasmania,Mrs.J.Donohue wastenderedafarewellhandkerchief afternoonattheresidenceofMrs.S. Benton,Forrest-street.Therewasa goodmusteroffriends.Mr.G.Ifartrey,onbehalfofMrs.Donohne's friends,madethepresentationina happyspeechandwishedtheguest thebestoffortuneinhernewsphere. Mrs.Donohuesuitablyreplied,and saidsheregrettedleavingaplace wheretieclimatewassobracingand whereshehadmadesomanyfrienIs. ShewouldwhenenjoyingaHobart summerthinkofhergoldfields friends.Mr.Donohueisonhisway toHobarttotakeupthepositionof sub-editorofthe''DailyPost."

Thepubliconoccasionsofthis kindaresaidtohedividedintheir desires;someareonlycontentwith anintellectualtreat,whileothers areonlyaiebi.iousforsocialenjoyment.[bitthisyear'sconcertshould reallysatisfythemostexactingdeniandsineitherdepartment.And. thoughtheremaybesomewhocriticisesuchundertakingsassomuch losttimeintheimportantlifeofthe schoolchild,therecanbenodoubt thatthetraininginpreparationfor atreatofthisdescriptionisavery valuableeducationala.'ssetinitself, andmustbeinvaluableasaminddeveloperforafter-lifeduties.

Inthefirstpartoftheprogramme theeventthatcarriedthehouse wasabeautifulrenderingofthefine oldsong,"Hark! theGoatBells," byMissesV.Ryan,II.McComb,and M.Thompson.Theirmelodiousvoices sofullandcapableofmusicalvariation,producedacharmingeffectthat israrelysurpassedanywhere.But thehumorousdialogue,"Playingat Parliament,"alsoshowedconsiderablecleverness,andwasmuchenjoyed.Theotheritems,suchas pianoduets,deservemuchpraise, butttothemusicallyuntrainedare unfortunatelytoolittleappreciated.

Thesecondportionoftheprorammecomprisedthedramaticpiece

entitled,"ZurekatheGipsyGirl." Theyouthfulcharactersmaintained theirrespectivepositionsexceptionallywell,andtheirfantasticdress gavetheGipsyactorsahumorous aspect.

Acasualobservershouldbestruck atoncewiththeamountofIncessantlabourrequiredtobringthe childrenuptothestandardexhibited.Theirdisplaymightwelldo credittoamuchbiggercentrethan Toodyay.MissesRyanandThompsonwereespeciallyconspicuousfor theirexcellentsinging.Botharehappilypossessedofmelodiousvoices, veryfullandcapableofgreat%iiriation.Andtheirelocutionaryattempt aswellasthatofMissWhitfields, washighlysuccessful,fortheyoften maintaineddifficultpositionswitha successthatisn'talwaysattainedby themorepractised.

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TheBazaarwasopenedonMondaynightinthepresenceofalarge andrepresentativegatheringinthe groundsadjoiningtheParishHallin Ilarold-street.TheIrishWarPipe Bandrenderedappropriateselections andthevariouswelldecoratedstalls lookedprettyunderthebrilliantilluminations.Asinotherparishes, theladystallholdersandtheirassistantshadmadeelaboratepreparationsbeforehand,andaverysatisfactoryshareofpublicpatronagehas beenaccordeduptothepresent.FatherCrowleyintroducedMonsignor Verling,andinrequestinghimto declaretheBazaaropen,referredto thecryingneedforanewConvent School,astheaccommodation wasaltogethertoosmallfor presentrequirements.Asaresultof theiroperationstheyhopedtobein apositiontostartbuilding intheverynearfuture.Ile knewthemanydemandsmadeonthe Vicar'stimeandgenerosity,andhe thereforeappreciatedhispresenceall themore.lieknewhecouldnotaffordtospendmuchmoney,butat thesametimehewouldnottakethe responsibilityoftellinghimnotto spendany.

11Prs.Jackson,Mrs.Bryan,Mrs.Corbett,MissesP.McNamee,Barker(2), MyraRice,M.O'Connor,Kelly,Taylor.Aspecialfeatureofthisstall wasanartisticbed-spreadofIrish linenvaluedattenguineas.

SACREDIIEART.-Stall-holders Mrs.O'Loughlin,Mrs.Lammed,Mrs. Davy.'AssistantsMesdamesKirwan,Bignell,McManus,J.B. O'Loughlin,Stewart,Hogan,Thompson,Doheny,Cooney,MissesDavey, Kirwan,O'Loughlin,Coffee,Johnston,Hayes,Rodoreda,Reid.

CHILDRENOFMARY.-MissesK. Walsh,Barry,Jones(3),Condon(2), R.Cassidy,M.Cooney,M.McKenzie,A.McKenzie,R.Walker.

HIGIIGATE.-StallholdersMrsM.

F.Troy,Mrs.L.McKinnon,1\11rs.J. T.Conway.AssistantsMissesC. McKinnon,E.McKinnon,M.McKinnon,M.Conway,F.V.Dolette,S. McKinnon.

IRISH.-MissConnaughton,Mrs.E. T.Russell,Mrs.Wallace,Mrs.Nliagann,Mrs.Keating,MissSharkey, MissMcCarthy,Mr.J.O'Donnell.

REFRESHMENT.-MesdamesBogue,Kenneally,Bonola,Elliott,NorHoyle,Murphy,Felton,MissesI. Murphy,W.Murphy,Kinsella.

BAZAARCOMMITTEE-Messrs. i.Cahir(Secretary),Thos.Barry, FLJ.Lees,,NPagann,Taylor,O'Leary,McDorpild,Wallace,Connaughton, Bogue,J.T.Conway,L.O'Loughlin,J.O'Loughlin,Fox,Murphy,M. Cooney,Keough,E.J.Hogan. Side-showswereconductedbyMrs. J.B.Holman,Messrs.E.Fox, O'Loughlin,andMurphy.

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ID.G.),onbehalfofthemembers, welcomedbackthesecretary,Bro. TullyonhisreturnfromErin,and trustedthathewouldcontinuein hisoldtimecapacity,whichhehad sosatisfactorilyfilledinthepast. Inreply,Bro.Tullythankedthe membersfortheirkindremarksand thehospitalityshown,andhepromisedtogivehisbestassistanceto thefurtheranceofthecause.Ineonelusion,hepaidaglowingtributeto thekindnessextendedtohim,and thesociablemannerinwhichbehad beenreceivedinIrelandonhissojourntothatmostpicturesquespot.

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Mass.Bro.Younghadthepleasure ofinitiatingtwomembersintothe Branch.

Whenthebusinessofthemeeting wasconcluded,thevisitingmembers oftheDistrictBoard,themembers ofSt.Patrick'sandSt.Brigid's Branchessereentertainedxts'ipper generouslyprovidedbytheworthy President(Sr.O'Keefe),whoir-ceived theheartythanksofoneandail.

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MonsignorVerlingsaidhewas pleasedtobepresent,andtodowhat hecouldtoco-operatewithFr. 'Crowleyandhiszealousparishioners inthelaudableworkofprovidinga newschool.Alreadytheyhadin Highgateasplendidnew('hurchand afineconvent,andhehopedthe crowningworkofbuilding new andup-to-dateschoolwouldbepossibleasaresultoftheBazaarfor whichtheyhadallworkedsohard. TothoseoutsidetheChurchthe('atholicattitudeontheEducation questionwasapuzzle.Butthe Churchbelievedthatnosystemof youthfultrainingwhichignoredreligion,couldbringoutandderelop allthefaculties,mentalandmoral, andphysical.Thechildvasr:eated forthesublimedestinyofkrosiag andlovingGodhereonearthandof reigningwithHimhereafterforall eternity.Henceitwasnecessaryto trainandcultivateallthepowersof theimmortalsoulmadetotheimage andlikenessoftheBlessedTrinity.

ItwasbecausetheCatholicChurch hadthedivinecommissionofteachingrevealedtruth-becausetoher carewereentrustedthelambsaswell asthesheepof('hrist'sflock,that ourpeople,especiallyhereinAustralia,madesomanynoblesacrificestoerectandmaintaintheirown schools,wheretheprinciplesofdivine faithcouldbeinstilledintothe youthfulandplasticmindsofthe children.Nowherehadthepeople shownagranderspiritofgenerosity thaninHighgate.andhehopedthey wouldliveuptothegoodnamethey hadearnedbytheirliberalpatronage duringtheBazaar.Thebeautiful stallssowellstockedwithgood thingsspokevolumesfor-thedeterminationoftheparishionerstohelp FatherCrouleytorealisehisambitionbyprovidingadecentshelter forthegoodnunsandtheirpupils.

Followingarethenamesofthe stalls,ofthosewhopresided,andof thosewhoassisted-HOMERULE.--StallholdersMiss Fox,Mrs.Staunton,Mrs.Daly.AssistantsMrs.O'Connor,Mrs.Dunn,

TheSt.LawrenceO'Toole'sBranch oftheII.A.(7.B.S.helditsquarterly meetingatBayswaterlastTuesday evening.Therewasaverygoodattendance.Thechiefbusinesswasthe nominationofofficersfortheensuingterm.ThePositionsofPresident andSecretaryarealreadydecided, therebeingnooppositiontoeither Bro.IlanrahanorBro.Kenny.It astheexpressedwishofthosepresentthattheSecretary,Bro.I:ennyhenotopposed,asitwouldreallybeadifficulttasktofindonewho wouldhemorefaithfultohisbrand_ ormoresincereandenergeticinhis workthanthepresentSecretary. Surprisewasexpressedwhenitwas foundthattherewasnocommunicationfromtheDistrictBoardenscerningtheHibernianreceptionwhich istobetenderedtohisGracethe ArchbishopuponLisarrivinghome, andwhichhadalreadybeendefinitelydecidedupon.Membersthought, seeingthearrangementwasdefinite, thattheyshouldhavebeennotified. ThequarterlyCommunionwilltake PlaceatMaylandsonto-morrow (Sunday,Nov.16),at9o'clock Mass.Afullattendanceisrequested.

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Thequarterlymeetingwasheldlast weekinthepresenceofaveryrepresentativeandenthusiasticgatheringofmembers.VeryRev.Dean O'Reillypresidingoverthebusiness. Themembershipofthebranchwas augmentedbythenominationofMiss A.Landouist,anditishopedthat furthercandidateswillcomeforward toparticipateinthesubstantialbenefitstobeobtained.

Thenominationsweretakenfor memberswhoweredesirousofseekinghonoursinconnectionwiththose whowillbedeputedtocontrolthe destinyofthebranchduringthenext term.Amostpleasingfeaturewas thefactthatinseveralcasesaballotwillbenecessaryinordertodecidewhowillbetheoflice-bearers.

Thenewtermwillbecommenced withaflourishoftrumpetsinthe socialportionofthesociety,fora strongworkingcommitteeconsisting ofSistersWalshandPrestonand Bros.J.TullyandC.Haugheyhave beentoldofftoorganiseasocial gatheringatthenextmeeting,when itishopedtopresentagoodproaramme,andanenjoyableeveningto allfriends,andwell-wishersofthe branch.

TheVice-President,Bro.H.S.ParkeriD.V.P.1andBro.G.J.Parker

ThequarterlymeetingoftheSt. Brigid's(Woolen's)Branch,II.A.C. B.S.washeldintheHibernianHall onThursday,6thNov.Alltheofficerswerepresent,andagoodattendanceofmembers.

ThenewDistrictBoard,comprising Bros.Young,Parker,Farmer,TaylorandHartpaidtheirfirstofficial visittotheBrand.,andwereformallyandwarmlywelcomedbythe worthyPresident,SisterO'Keefe. Bro.Young(DistrictPresident),in replying,thankedthePresidentand membersfortheirkindwelcome,and whilepleasedtoseetheBranchin suchasoundposition-financiallyand numerically-hehopedthatinthe nearfutureitsnumberswouldbe doubled.ItistheonlyCatholic BenefitSocietyintheState,and every('atholicladywouldfinditadvantageoustobeamember.InLis address,Bro.Youngexpressed*e gratificationofthesocietygenerally ontheelevationofitschief(Taplain-MootRev.Dr.Clune-tothe Archbishopric.Ilealsomentioned thatarrangementswerebeingmade bytheHibernianSocietytogivea fittingwelcomehometoHisGrace. Iledesired,too,tothankthePresidentandmembersofSt.Brigid's Branchfortheeffortstheyweremakingtobringmemberstogetherby organisingsocialevenings.

Bro.Parker(DistrictVice.Fresident)stateditwashisfirstofficial visittotheBranch,andhewasmost favourablyimpressedwiththemannerinwhichthebusinesswasconducted.Ilewishedtoextendthe sympathyoftheDistrictBoardto theSecretary(Sr.Coffey)inherrecentsadbereavement.

Bro.Farmer(DistrictSecretary) gaveashortaccountofhisorganisingtourinthesoutherndistricts.

Broi.TaylorandHartdweltchieflyupontheJuvenileBranches,and urgedthemembersoftheAdult Branchestogivetheboyseveryencouragement.

Bro.Taylorwouldliketoseea gyninlsiumandreadingroomprovidedforthem.

Inreply,Sr.O'Keefeassuredthe membersoftheDistrictBoardthat themembersofherBranchwereever readyandwillingtoassistinany movementtoincreasethescopeand theusefulnessofthe)HibernianSociety,andtheJuvenileBranchesin particular. Nominationsofofficersrorensuing sixmonthswerereceived,andevery officeexceptthatofSecretaryisbeingcontested.Members:ireremindedthatnextmeetingnight-tsthNovember-th.?electionstakeplace.The GeneralCommunionoftheBranches sillheattheCathedralto-morrow (Sunday),morning,attheAo'clock

Theusualweeklymeetingofthe PerthC.Y.M.Societywasheldinthe clubonJlbndaynightlast.MrLangmeadoccupiedthechair.Therewas agoodattendanceofmembers.After generalbusinesshadbeentransacted, theSecretaryreadthereportfor theprecedinghalf-year.Inithe emphasisedthefactthattheSociety haddoubleditsmembershipduring thatperiod,andalsomadegreat improvementsinevery.direction.The Secretary,inthenameoftheSociety,,thankedmanykindpersonsfor theirendeavoursintheinterest,both socialandotherwise,oftheclub. HeespeciallythankedtheSpiritual Director,FatherCarroll,forthe practicalmannerinwLichhehagassociatedhimselfwitheverythingconnectedwiththeC.Y.M.S.ThereportconcludedwithanearnestappealtoallmemberstousetheirutmostendeavourstopromotethewelfareoftheSociety,andifthisappealbearsfruit,thereiseveryreasontobelievethatwewillDavea bodysecondtononeintheCommonwealth.

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Thelong-promisedBazaarwasopenedintieVaudevilleTheatreonMondaynightbytheHon.J.M.Drew, M.L.('.,intheunavoidableabsence oftheMinisterforWorks,whohad toleaveforGeraldtononbusiness connectedwiththeby-election.FatherMorris,inintroducingtheColonialSecretary,said"WhenMr. Johnsoninformedmethathewould beunabletoperformtheopening ceremony,IthoughtMrs.Johnson woulddothehonoursanddeliver oneofthosehappylittlespeechesfor whichsheissofamed.However,we areindebtedtotheMinisterfor Worksnotonlyforthepresenceof Mrs.Johnson,butalsoforthepresenceofMr.andMrs.Drew,whohave honouredthisfunctionbytheirpresence.TheobjectofthisBazaaris toliquidateaportionofGuildford's shareoftheparochialdebt.Upto 15monthsagoallthedebtswereconcentrated.Midland,anewandrapidlyexpandingtownshiprequiringa newConventand('hurch-school,was helpedbytheoldertownshipof Guildford.Now,however,Midlandis responsibleforitsown£3,000,Guildfasafor4;1,000,whileBellevueand WestGuildfordhadnoresponsibility foreitherGuildfordorMidland.Last yearthefirstBazaarwithin13years washeldatGuildford,andtherecordsuccessachievedonthatoccasionwillbe,IDope,equalled,ifnot surpassed,byoureffortsthisweek. Duringmy15years'experienceof W.A.-andIhavebeeninmostparishcs-Ihavenevermetbetteror moredevotedworkersthaninthis Guildford-Midlandco.1.11.-tinity. No dou:-tbeforeyouleaveto-nightyou willhavesomeexperienceoftheir persuasivepowers.Thereisalsoa grandspiritofcharity,andIgladly acknovledgethecourtesyandgenerosityextendedusbynon-fatholics. pithalltheseadjunctsitislittle wonderthatourentertainmentshave beensosuccessful,antiIhoar.tic financialresultsofthisBazaarwill fittinglycrownthearduouslabours ofw:rzealousworkers,whohave donesomuchdurine.thepastfee months. IItrN..J.M.DREW,whowasreceivedwithapplause.said"Iacceptwithpleasuretheresponsibility placedonmebymaycolleague,Mr. Johnson.toact:msl;::deputy.PeopledonotpatroniseBazaarsasthey .woulddraperyestablishmentsor' fancygoodsshopsforcheapbargains.Theycometoassistthegood cause-torelievetheChurchoffinancialliabilities.Certaindebtshave beenincurredtopromotethecause ofreligionandeducation,andI thinktheschemedescribedbyFatherMorrisofallocatinetoeach

Partoftheparishitsownliability isindeedanadmirablearrangement. ThebeautifulstallsIseebeforeme affordanexcellentindextotheenergyofthestall-holdersandtheir assistants,andIhopethesuccessof therecentMidlandJlazaarwillbe repeatedonthisoccasion.AsColonialSecretary,Icontrolthegaols andpolice,andIcantestifytothe beneficentinfluenceofreligiononsociety.IfthecommandmentsandpreceptsoftheChurchweremorefaithfullyobserved,therewouldbemore vacantcells,andfewermembersof theforcerequired.Inowdeclare thisBazaaropen,andsincerelyv,ish iteverysuccess.(Applause.)

Inproposingavoteofthanksto Mr.Drew,FatherMorrisreferredto theColonialSecretaryasamanof whomthe('hurchandtheStatewere justlyproud.AsaCatholichewas neverashamedtoprofesshisfaith, andwasthereforeheldinthehighestesteembyhisco-religionists, whilebyhisstraightforwardnessin publiclifebehadmeritedtherespect ofthewholecommunity.Anarticle byMr.Drewonhisformerchief, ArchbishopO'Reily,ofAdelaide,and publishedinthe"W.A.Record,"had beencopiedbymanyoftheAmerican papersandfavourablycommented upon-afactwhichshowedthatin therealmofjournalismaswellasin thedomainofpolitics,theColonial Secretaryhadachievedasplendid reputation.

ThePresident,Mr.FrankO'Leary, insecondingthevoteofthanks,endorsedtheremarksofFr.Morris, andsaidthatatthepresenttime, wheninotherpartsoftheeoddit wasfashionableforGovernmentsto ignorereligiousenterprise,wewere fortunateinAustraliainhavingmen inpowerwhogavesomemeasureof assistancetocL'urchbuilding,and whodidnotboastoftheirreligious indifferentism.Aslongasthenation'sidealwasChristiandemocracy therewasnodangeroftheperniciousformeofSocialise,hichwincedotherlands.Onbehalfofevery sectionofthecommunityhecordiallywelcomedtheColonialSecretary, andsecondedthevoteofthanks, whichwascarriedwithacclamation.

Afterthispreliminary"parley,"active"hostilities"commenced.The ladiesundoubtedlysustainedtheir reputationasharrackers,andeven the"bashfulyoungmen"(ifthespecieswasrepresented)hadnochoice buttopartup.Apleasingfeatureof thevariousstalls(apartfromtheir artisticdecoration)wasthefineassortmentofsubstantialarticlesdisplayed."Rubbish"wasconspicuous byitsabsence.Inthefaceofso touchthatwasexcellent,ourreporterpreferstoleavethedifficulttask ofdecidire:astotherelativemerits,

tothe"freeandindependentvoters" whoexercisedthefranchise-ata pennyatime.

THEHIBERNIANHALLwasin thehandsofMissesO'Grady,BarkerandMurphy,assistedby,MesdamesMurphy,Martin,McCarthy, MissesStamp,Dobson(2),Halton, Connell(2),Maddaford(3),O'Halloran,King,011ieWalker.

THEHOMERULESTALL,presidedoverbyMissMarini',assistedby Mrs.Wilcock,MissesMorrissey,Foley(3),Devine,andConnell.

THECANDYSTALLwasmanaged byMissCorbitt,andherassistants wereMrs.Corbitt,Mrs.Connell,and MissN.Flannagan.

THESUNFLOWERSTALLPresidents,MissesBarbaraGugeriand UnaKellyassistants,MissesD. Gugeri,A.Kelly(Cottesloe),M. Shepherd.

THESWANSTALE:Mrs.F. O'Leary,assistedbyMrs.Tattersall, Mrs.Scott,Mrs.Ileaddey,Misses Scott(31,fleaddey,O'Leary(2), Perriton.

WESTGUILDFORDSTALL:Mrs. MorrisseyandMrs.Iversen,assisted byMrs.Barlow,MissesIversen13), Barry(2),Loughridge,Morrissey, flanlon(2).

TIIEREFRESHMENT Mrs. smith,Mrs.Meyers,Mrs.Aguilar, MissesMorrissey,Smith(2),Gee(2), Blencowe(2),Stamp.

Inadditiontocarryingoutthe dutiesofGeneralSecretary,MrLasnenandhisbrother,withMessrs. SughanandDwyer,conductedtheinevitablesideshoes.Abriskbusiness wascarriedonduringtheweek,and thefinancesshouldbeverysatisfactory.

gotTheBazaarwhichopenedlastweek wasbroughttoaclosethisweek, andthefinancialresultspromiseto beverysatisfactory.FatherGilroy remindedthepeoplethateverypennyoftheprofitswassaentinthe town,andstrictlyaccountedfor.

MayorWellsexpressedpleasureat keineas'edtoouenthebazaar,in connectionwithwh!chtheladieshad assiduouslybeenlabouringforsome monthsrmt,ofwhichfactthewellstockedandnicelyadornedstalls affordedae.nleevidence.Itwasnot thefirstoccasionhehaddischarged suchapleasingduty.Thong2notof thesamepersuasion.hewassufficientlybroadmindedandgenerousto believethatLisCatholicfriendswere asdevotedandsincereintheirbeliefsashewasinhis.Ifthesame spiritmorewidelyprevaileditwould hetotheadvantageofallsections ofthecommunity.Thenewschoolroomrecentlyerectedwasacredit notonlytotheCatholics.buttothe

communityatlarge.Possiblyitwas thelastoccasiononwhichhewould (forsometimeatanyrate)perform asimilardutyinhisMayoralcapacity,andhetookadvantageofthe occasiontothankFatherGilroyand hisflockforthenumerouscourtesies thattheyhadextendedtothe Mayoressandhimselfduringhis Mayoraltermofoffice.

Mr.M.P.Mahony,J.P.,proposed thevoteofthankstoHisWorship.

THEHIBERNIANSTALLwasin chargeofMesdamesFerry,Sullivan, Reid,and('larke,assistedbyMisses Hansen,Wilson,Beswick,andMrs. Mahony.

THEALI.NATIONSSTALLwas underthesuperintendenceofMesdamesCusack,StoneandSnowden, theirassistantsbeingMissesStone, Slattery,E.Wilson,Place,nestle, andGillies.

THESWEETSSTALLwaspresidedoverbyMesdamesGoodall,Barratt,andMaher,assistancebeing renderedbyAssesBarrett,Beewick,GoodallandMilligan.

THEAUSTRALIANSTALLwas inchargeofMesdamesRobsonand Brennan,assistedbyMissesBarham, Brennan,Anderson,Allan,and Knights(2).

THEREFRESHMENTSTALLwas presidedoverbyMrs.Ghilotti,and herassistantswere'sPesdamesFetzer, Montgomery,Daniels,Dawson,ArcherandMissesGhilotti,Woods. Sampson,Dawson,Scanlon,and Bannon.

Thechiefattractionthesecond nightwasthetug-of-war,Wallsend beingpittedagainstWestCollie, Wallsendinningwithverylittleto spare.Thewinningteamcomprised Jas.Ozanne(anchor),S.Doyle,Lee Annesley,Bentley,FredAnnesley, with.Tne,Doddascaptain.

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allcreedsandclasses.Theromantic picturespienessoftheDevondistricts andthecharacteristicsofitspeople, seemedtohavebeenindeliblyimpresseduponhismemory,andto Lei%egivenagooddealofcolouring tohisnovelslateron.

Thywordwasalamptomyfeet Andalightalongmyways!" Thereismadevoidintheranksof theCatholicpriesthoodofIrelanda placewhichcannoteasilybesupplied.Theanxietiesofthebook-lover whoisoutforCatholicliterature-. uniqueinitsrichnessandsolidity,as refreshinginvarietyasitiswholesomeinitseffect,asfaithfultothat idealoflifewhichitundertakesto delineateasifitwerethatlife'smirror-arenomoretoheallayed.The fingerofthedestroyingAngelhas touchedthemain-springofthatillustriousgenius,andtheeholeinee.ianisiiiLislostitsutilityinthisvale oftears.Behisfuturedestinytostrive forsoulswherefervidfaithblesses thevalleysofErin,orawayinthe ide-spreadingPampasofArgentina; inthethrobbingpulsationofsome pushfulcityoftheUnitedStates,or wherethebac.iwashofthebluePacific.lavesoursouthernshores,the aspiringclericisallthepoorerfor thedeathofthisgreatpriest,lie hasbeenrobbedof"aguide,philoso;.her,andfriend"whoseconsolirw andkindlyencourrommentcannever beforgotten;whowhisperstohim inaccentsasimmortalastheyare sympatheticandinspiring

OsDiarotorsfromEngland in1879,hewasappointedtoacuracyinhisnativeMallow,whenceafteraperiodoffouryearshewas transferredtoQueenstownCathedral. AtQueenstownhelaboureduntil1889 whenhewasagainrecalledtoMallow,whereheassiduouslylaboured untilin1895,whenhewasappointed tothechargeoftheimportantparishofDoneraile.Natureandhistory haveseeminglycombinedtoin:est Doneraileanditsenvironmentwith singularbeautyandabsorbinginterest,andtheCanonuseditspicturesluenessanditstraditionswith ala;ish 'Itho!g4formanyyearseeinent asaneasryiat.awriterofverses,

"Andwee,not,0thouchild ofgenius,ifobeyingtheuniversallaw,anddrivenonnotby ambitionorotherunworthymotive,thouseekesttocastatthe feetofmenthebeautifulefflorescenceofthyownmind.shouldet Viso'endallthingsaroundthe, conspiringtocheckanddestroy thyimperativedevelopment.

!Ninthwindswillblowtheirkeen arrowsinthyface;thecrystals oficewillnestleinthybosomto chilltheeuntodeath; winged demonswillprobetheewiththeir stings,-andet-Iawaythyperfections.Weepnot,andmurmur not!Keeponneverminding.If thoutarriesttopick stonesthatarecastatthee,or toscrapethemudfromthygarments,thouwiltneveraccomplish thydestiny."

TheGlenanaarpeasantswhose wanderingfootstepshavelongsince becomeinuredtotheexilepaththat leadstowardsthewesternsunset willshedmanyatearfortheirdearlybelovedpastor.The"pr ofnothing-to-doisiii,"whosefavouriterostrumistheparapet-Ithe bridgebythedearoldstabytery, thoughofttheirconsistentindolence mayhaveoccasionedhiswell-earned rebuke,willmissareveredfigure frontthefamiliargarden-"that hauntofancientpeace"-thatfringesthelipofthewhisperingriver.

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all, TheIrishChurchhasLosta ValiantChampion

Thekeensentinelismissingfromthe watch-tower.Theaccomplishedscholar,theexemplarypriest,theendearingpastorofanactualKilronan hasansweredtheMaster'scall,and goneintotheHouseofEternityto receivetheroyalrewardofthegood andfaithfulservant.

admithintabandoningthemforthe uncertaingloryofafaroffland,Ile wasdestinedtodieinthatspothallowedbyhislife'sbestaork;to closehisdyingeyestoautumngloriesindearDoneraileatthatperiod whichhisprolificgeniusselectedfor thedeath-sceneofAliceNloylan-the frail,consumptiveschoolmistressin "MyNewCurate,"andofMrs.Connor,thedethronedqueenofthepeasanthomesteadinthatmostdramaticmasterpiece,"Glenanaar."With thegentlemurmuroftLeriveriohis dyingears,andhisheartwithHis DivineMaster,andMary,Queenof Saints,hepassed"beyondtheveil." Itisnotsomuchasachurchman deeplyversedintheologicalsciences, asapastorwhocancapturethe heartsofadevotedpeople;asa kindlyadviserofaspiringyouth,or asanardentreformerinloatherssocialaswellasreligious,Altasa writerofgenius,originality resourcethatthedeceasedpriestwill bebestremembered.Asarlosestudentofthathumanheart,eLiciiin thewordsofBlainepascal-"hasits reasonsofwhichmasonitselfknows nothing,"hisintimacywith7:fe,and itsrulingconditions,and:ts'ecret springsofactionaretoofamiliar toreadersofhisbeautifulIaoite,to needrecapitulationhere."hebrilllane.yofhisprolific'niacinsrionand thereadinessofhisfancy...-erefittinglyheldincheerbynnintellect assharpenedinitsdiscrhainative powersasthefountain-ofhisinformationwasoverflowing. AWorld-WideFame

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whichhelongedtoseefulfilled...;.-st readthisextractfrontaletterofr.15 toayoungclericalstudent,wh.:.:,ecauseofthatfact,wasdebarred frontacolumninthepagesofthe Irishmonthlybyitslatedistinguishededitor,Fr.NI.Russell:-

"WhateverbethoughtofFr.Wiesen'sopinions,therecanbenou.,annerofdoubtthatliterarytastesand pursuitsareagreatandvaluableresourceonthemission. Itis reallyliteraturethatisteachingthe worldofto.day;anditisvery bardtogetourtheologiansand otherstounderstandthis.Thisisthe reasonwhyourCatholicmagazines aresopoor. "IshallbeveryhappyifIcan persuademyselfthatIhaveinspired someofthebrightyoungmindsnow inourcollegestodevotethemselves tothetaskofteachingtheworld throughthepen." Thoughthisisbutarandomquotationfrontoneofhismanyletters itshowstheambitionofitsworthy author.Inspiteofthestormand stressofallhisliterarypursuits, CanonSheehanwasarealIrishSoearthAmon.Ilewasthoroughlyfamiliarwitheveryinchofalarge andextensiveparish.Ileknewhis parishioners,andthey,too,new him;andnomatterwhitherhis spiritualchildrenmayhaveroaff.ed, hecouldpointouttheirwhereabouts withaprecisionthatwastrulyastonishing. Astotheplacewhichhisname willholdinfutureyears,therecan henodoubt.Hisworksarecurvingofalonglife,and-illprobablystandhighintheesteocfthe bookloverwhentheephemerILpopularwritersofourageaie!one,.ic.ng forgotten.Mayhisgentlereuirest inpeace.

TUELATE('ANONSIIEEIIAN,D.D., Authorof"MyNewCurate,"etc.

andofshortstories,itwasafterhis appointmenttoDonerailethatreally hebecameknowntofame,conserving asbedidallhisintellectualenergies tothegrandinspiring,ifarduous, avocationofteachingtheworldwith thatmightiestofweapons-thepen. Fromthatdateuntilatwelvemonth agothatpenhadneveroccasionto rust;whiletheliteraryoutputwas allthewhileremarkableforitsunwearyingenergy,strikingoriginality,andpowerofexecution.Whilethe worldwasapplaudinghimasanovelist,hisecclesiasticalsuperiors werenotlac'fingintheirappreciationoftheculturedpriest,whose headwasconsistentlybentinthelovinglabouroffurtheringtheeternal interestsofIlolyChurch.In1903, thetitleofDoctorofDivinitywas conferreduponhimbyHisHoliness ofBlessed:Memory,PopeLeo/CM., andtwelvemonthslaterDr.Browne raisedhimtothedignityofCanon of('loyneCathedral. ACalltoAustralia

Thelate('anonSheehanwasborn inMallowonthe17thofMarch, 1852.Hisearlyeducation,morere-markableforaccuracyandsolidity thanforthelightfantasiessocharacteristicofourmodernacademies, wasreceivedatthelocalschool, wherealsohemadehisfirstacquaintancewiththeancientmasters ofGreekandRomanliteratureand philosophy.Thence,thefuturenovelistniadehiswaytoSt.Colman's College,Fernioy,wheretheyouthful seminarianwasmoredistinguished forsolidpietyandgentledemeanour thanforanyambitiontoexcelinthe tourneyforscholasticlaurels.Later on,atMaynooth,hiscareerwasunmarkedbyanyliteraryproclivity, butLisrenutationasaPromisingecclesiasticstoodhigh.Afterhisordinationin1875,he,assentonthe Englishmission,whereduringasoournoftwoyearsinDevonshire,a chfiracteristicrefinementcoupledwith hisabilityasaculturedpreacher, wonforhimthegoldenopinionsof

ItisnotonlyinIrelandthathis boo'sarereadwithappree!Won. Theyare,perhaps,better';noenand morehighlyesteemedontheContinentofEuropethaninanydisthictive Englishspeakingcountry.Threugh conipetenttranslations,thefluidsof hisgeniushavebeenmadetoreach everycountryinEurope,hut,above allotherstheGermanli:eraryr-erld hasbeenroostenthusiasticinitsapplause.Themasterspiritofuodern Germanliterarythoughts;wskof theachievementsofthelatecanon intermssoglowingastorenderinappreciablethevaporousp;aihunes ofIrishcriticsoftheiconictastic type.Anuniversityscholarofsuch distinguishedpartsasar.F.:ald Itheinsrdconsidersitperfectlyerthoriostocommemoratehiminthe samebreathwithsuchpen-heroesas .JeanPaulRichter.CharlesDickens. andtheillustriousSpanisheruit. Fother ;whilehispowerful clericalnovel,"LukeDe.lmege,'has beensetsidebysidewith"quoVadie"asthetwoerentliterary achievementsofmoderndays.Even thelateCountTolstoiconisi&red Sheehan,theGros:gatof LivingNovelists"

CelebritiesofthetypeofEugene SuesufferinpowersofartisticconceptionwhencomparedwiththeillustriouspriestofDoneraile.The famewhichhehasachievedisal,the moreworthyofthehighestau:di:lige whenweconsiderthatitwasnever soughtfor,beingrathertheresult ofapuredevotiontoliteratureas avehicleforcarryinetheseedofthe Gospeltoreceptivesoilthanforadventurousnotoriety,whichthedeceasednovelistemohaticallyabhorred.Inoneofhisletterstoaprotere,hesays:"Literatureisthevehicleofour knowledgetotheworld;withoutit allweknowislockedupandworthless."

Itisnofurtherbackthanthreeor fouryearsago,thepriestsofthe dioceseofLismore.NewSouthWales, soughttohonourhimwiththemitre, buthelovedIrelandtoodearlyto barteritsbeautyandthedevotedness ofitspeopleforthehonoursofa distantland.Inalettertosomebodyaboutthattimehewrites "IthinkIshallnotseetheSouthernCrossthistime."

No,hisdevotiontothehillsand woodsandstreams,and,above the'voleofthatparishbythe "gentle%Dille,"wastoofaithfulta

Theverypracticalvalueofthisadviceisoblioustoanybodywhotakes intoconsiderationthewarrineforces oferrorhereinourmidstandbears inmindhownecessaryitistothe missionaryalwaystoholdafacile peninsharpenedreadinesstoresent attack.Althoughtimeandsnare areagainstme,Icannotrefrain fromsayingafewwordsonthelate CanonSheehanasan -EncouragingPatronofthe YoungWriter ThatthevotingpriestsofIrishCollegeswroth!somedaystiecielieein the:rtofwritingwasadrean:

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DoraBall(Fremantle,. ()teeagainIbarethepleasureof writingtoyou;thistimeitisto than.youforthelovelyprizeyou sentroe,andtotellyouhowdelightedIamthatitiseloore'sIrish %Ielotties.Iturnedoverthepacesof myprizetillIfound"TheDearLittleShamrock"and"LetErinRerereher.eWesingthesesongsin scead,analIAnewtLem I also knewoneofMoorespoems,'ParisdiseandthePeri."Westudieditin ourliteraturelessonsthisyear,and wecouldneverguesswhenSister wouldspringaquestiononusabout thePeriwhenatGeozraphylessons ofIndia,Turkestan,andAfrica.I steelkeepmyprizecarefully,and, when.Ian.anoldwomanlikeerrandr,other,itwillrecallnayschooldays andmyfirstsuccessfulattemptat timer-writing.kindlyacceptmy war-.:eatthanks.

Verypleasedtohearyoulikedyour prize,andthatinthemelediesyou metsortieoldacquaintances.Inthe wordsofMoore."Dothnotameeting,likethisniaeeamend?"-for A!reBessy'slonedelayinforwardingyouthewell-eontrophy.-AUNT BEeSY.

qbadysMooneyN.Fremantle,. Iarewritingtothankyouvery rielehforthelovelybookyouso 'vin.lysentToeasprizefortheComposition.Iamreadingit.andlikeit verytouchsofar. Ishellalways keepitandprizeitasyourgiftto me.Allthechildren!roteourschool intoFrer!.antletobepresent attheRequiem%lassfortherepose o'thesoulofFatherFlynn'smother. We--tareallsorryforpoorFather Flynn.Ithinkofallsadthingsthe saddestmustbetohearofthede*th ofne'smother.Now,dearAunt Bessy,Inoticeyouhavenot Iern gettingverymanyletterslatelyI supposeyouthinkeehaveallgone trp:eep.Mehaven'tforgottenyou allthesame.Wearebusypreparing'oroarconcert.

.e.edyouli=edthebook,Gladys. ieryaknewthattheauthor.('anon Sheetan,diedlately7 Ihopeyou reeereberhi::.inFuerPrayers-eTBESSY.

fete.nineButlerconvent.eew Norris., eenthswehadbeenlooeinz forwardtotheretreat.forweaptree:etedtheretreatoftheprevious yea:.Atlastthelongedforarrival theRev.FatherNIcDeririott, tookplaceentheeveningof °inferrer27tb,andthesilenceeegan free.nightprayers.Theexercisesof .retreatbeganthefollowingorn- it: at7a.::t.,at theboardersAangthechildreesMass.Wereceivedthreeinstructionseachday,whichwerejust 101ely,andtowhichwelookedforwarewithgreateagerness.Itveuld bet.erdtosaywhichIlikedbest,but Itun:theoneenOurBlessedlesdy wasthe!.,,,Stbeautiful.TheStar forteeoccasionleeeed1..eely.an.; the-.r..rdsofFarberMeDer:eattwere so thatIthinka_,P. frt.=.yftheSistersreadtousabook i'raiseofGlery,'whichvas kinflylenttothe'.byFatherMcDer:.ett.Itwasabeautifulstory ofazirlwholiveinourwentieee SererElizaeethefcLeBIessedTrinity.Weallkepttheretreat-.try wee,andwereseeerrywh-nitcame to end.liedidnotfindithard to-=.etrethesilence.forthebeaetieei insetctie,nsgave'splentytothink t.Thetree'layspeeve' Derr rezicely. Ie'enIglessrezetly. Bessy,thatthe.isters*.ere gledthatourtonzuesweretiedfor afee-days.Iteethavebeen,holereelahaPeet:-:ef'rthea:well asf as.Atle erelay assee.bledinthe(watery.--hereaereee-edthe b1.-FF-triz.BishopTorres'blessinz,and best-AallOurlewdsBlessinzinthe Ber"4:etion_andseour;iulyRetreatended. eryacedeeceeteneftheRetreee.feet-,aine.andnow:tieyou ta- -re'enthesilence.Ile,*t he_7fro-youoften.Theeatifyint way 71whichyouallkeptthelie-

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treatshowsthatweladiescanhold ourtongueswhenwelikejustas wellasthemenfolk.Nodoubtthe Sistersweregladyour"tongueswere tied,"hutIfeelsureyouarenota noisycrowdupatNewNorcia.hind reearda.-AUNTBESSY.

ToniMalone(NorthPerth).

Justafewlinestoletyouknow thatIamwell.liewillhaveour exam.soonattit.Brigid's'chool IhopeItea),pass. neverwentin forthedrawingoftheelephants,for Icannotdrawmuch.I havenot mimedadayyetatschool.Wehave finishedtheJubileeatschool,andI havemadeit.

GladtohearyoumadetheJubilee, Toth,andhopeyouwillheverysuccessfulatyourexam.You,ertianly deservesuccessforyourveryregular attendance.-AINTBESSY.

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"Myra,willyoucolliewithmeto Massto-day,asthereisnoProtestantchurchnear,"saidaladytoa girlfriendwhoasstayingwithher atasmallseasideplace.

"crywell,dear.Iliketogosomewhere,"wasthereply"hutwhat willyoudowiththeboys?Theywill surelygetintomischiefwhileweare awayputouttoseainatub,or breaktheirnecksclimbingthe rocks!-

"Oh.theboys."saidMrs.Weston, "theywillhesafeenough,Ipreee hieyou.Theyareactuallytoserve theMasstowhichwearegoing."

Myralaiddownherknifeandfork anallookedatherfriendingenuine astonishment.

seirelyyouarejoking;youdon't meantotellmethatthosetwohits ofquicksilverareallowedtotake PartintheserviceTheyarethe sweetestboysintheworld,"sheadiledquickly,'butnomanorwoman borncouldkeepthemstillforten seconds.'"

ecoreealong,andweshallsee." 'aidMrs.Weston.withaquietsmile.

halfanhouraftertheyenteredthe littlechurchalreadynearlyTilled ithworshippers,andmadetheir'eav upquiteclosetothesanctuary.

Whenthebellceasedtolling,the sacristydooropened,andoutcame twolittleboysintheirscarletseetanesandwhitesurplices,followed bythecelebrant.Withclaspedbawls andeyesmodestlycastdown,they precededhimtothealtar,andtte Hassbegan. (learand.listinct cametheresponsesinthesweet childishv,ices,nohurry,no;elle;)1ing.

MyraLesliewatched,perfettlyfascinatedbywhatshesawandheard. Mrs.Weston'sboyswereknowntobe themerriest,gayest,ladsintee wholeneighbourhood,yet'acrethey weremovingaboutthealtar,and erforniinztheirvariousdatieswith theutmosereverenceandattention. Thechurchmighthavebeenratty sofarastheyeereconcernee,never oncedidtheylookaboutthecenereration,orshowevenecea.:.ntary forgetfulnessofthegreat:Sacrifice atwhichitwast"itrive. taeeeFist.

Whenthebellforthe,nseer,tlen rangout,Myrafellonerkn.-aand Irayed.

Allthatdaysheseemedvet.quiet andpre-occutied.Mrs.Wec-olpiticedthis,bittactfully*c'ra'ted from:Alludingtoit.Intheevening eettheboysgoingeltobya ite.

"Bertie,'"shtsaidtotheelderone. "Iwanttoas%you4orne:*iiutr.lirw didyoeandMylesmanigetobehave sobeautifullyatMass?" Beetleopenedhisbigbrowneyes aide,andlookedather."Why.My ra,whatwouldyouhareusdo?God wassoverynearallthetimehow couldweforget."Then,hadshy haringgivenanexplanation.te boundedoff,andinafewminutes wasracingwildly.acrossthesands holeinethestringofthekite,and followedbyMylesandanad'irinr croedofsmallboys.

Myrawenthacktohercityhoe nextday.andereatwasefts.Weston'seeeafew"onthiI,t-ra,nre-,t.

"Youwillbeglad,dear,toknow thatIhavemadenpmymindtobecomeaCatholic,andamnowrerelyinginstruction.InfactIhopeto hereceivedintotheChurchandmake leyfirstHolyCommuniononthe FeastoftheImmaculateConception. led,underGod,Iowethisgreat gracetoBertieandMyles.Icould notsetasidethempreseionmadecn mebythatfirstMassIwaspresent at,norforgetBeetle'swordswhenI askedhenhowbemanagedtobehavesoreverently,lowcould1forretwhenGodwassonear!'Ithought andthought,andprayed,andnow theroadisclear.10knovhow lonelyIhabeenallmylife.All thatischangednow,and-,but thesethingsaretoosacredtobe spokenof,e-entoyou.ButIwant youtotellBertieIshallaskour LordonlilyfirstCommuniondayto givehimavocationtotheChesthood,thathemaycontinuetowork forsouls.thyGodblessandguard himandMylesalways,andkeep theirchild-liceheartsunspoiledand unsullied."

Thereisalittlelessonhereforail thealtarboys.Not,Ihope,that anyofyouneedit,butitisgood tohearseeeethinewhichwillhelp youtorememberandvalueyourprivilegewhicheventheangels%light envy,ofbeingallowedtoministerto theministersofGod,andtobeeach inyourownway,littleservantsof theservantsofChrist.

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OnSundaymorningFatherSheridancelebrated\lassinthehiallat Dwellingup.Theattendance.-38%ety good,litanycomingfrom.fotveake tohepresent. AgoodmanyapproachedtheSacramentsonSunday morning.

FatherSheridancomplainedabout thenon-attendanceofthechildrenat SundaySchool,andwarnedtheParentsastotheirduties.

Mashwascelebratedatelarrinup at10a.m.,andagoodmanywere abletoattend.

IntheafternoonFr.Shervlanreturnedtolawellineup,andhadthe pleasureofinstructinganumberof children.Theattendanceatevening devotions,andalsoatMass,onMendaymorning,wasverysatisfactory.

OnFridaymorninglastoneofthe employeesatlolyoake,awell-

knownandrespectedresident-ofW.A. formanyyears,Mr.JesseElvin, whobadbeenworkingthesteam cross-cutsaw,metwithaseriousaccident,whichnecessitatedhisremovaltothePiniarrahHospital. 11bileendeavouringtolessenthe speed,hewasknockeddown,andthe wheelranoverhisleg,breakingitin twoplaces.Dr.Barker,ofMarrinup,hadthelegbandagedup,sad senthirnalongtothePinjarrah Ilospital,whereDr.Joyceattended him.Muchsympathyisfeltforhis wifeandson,whoresideinAlbany. Anotheraccidentoccurredlastweek, whenMr.DavidPhillips,oneofthe IfolyoakeStoreemployees,metwith apainfulaccidentwhilstdrivinga cart,theLorsefell,throwingPhillipsoutofthecartandbreakinghis arm.Dr.Barkerwassoononthe scene,andsetthearm.leisnow progressingfavourably.

Workisgoingonrapidly,order* areincreasingbyleapsandbounds, andIdonotthink,underexisting circumstances,thatthisportionof W.A.willneedtheassistanceofthe ArbitrationCourt, Ourgenialmanager,Mr.Nankervis,andhisever-willingaccountant, Mr.Vanzetti,togetherwithhismill foreman,Mr.McMeikin(anoldFremantleitteandMr.SydnSmith,engineer,bushforeman,andthestaff actinunison.ToreRowe,ofJarrandale,hasbeenappointedforeman oftheyardsatI',Ayr-Ake.

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"Itisaholyandawholaverie thoughttoprayforthedeadthat theymaybeloosedfromtheirsins." IlsetextisfromtheBible,butit wouldbedifficult.impossibbeIthink, tofinditinthegarbledversionsof thatHolyBook.

To,prayforthosewhohaveleftus foranotherworldisapositiverood, andisacustomthathasprevailed withoutamoment'sinterruptionamongstCatbolicssincethefoundation ofchristianitr,"Havepity03me, harepityonme,atleastyoumy friends-"

Infewoftheworld'sgreatcities arethedeadrememberedwithgreateraffectionandpietythaninBuenosAires,especiallyonthelaydedicateetothembythe.'athohe Church.OnAllSouls'Daythetwo largecemeteriesoftheStywere crowded,andmanyaferventeraser wentuptoHeavenforthoseeh° weredearinlife-manyaauntgrave wasliterallywateredeithteehot tearsofunforgettinrfriends.Ab'it isselfishtoturnfromtheneben theycannolongerhelptheere:tome

Thetruefriendisthefriendr.nnoel.

intheirheartofhearts.Nothingon earthcaneversuppressit.There weremanythere,too,whowalked alongtheavenueswithanairofdetachmentandirresponsibilityasif theyhadnofriendsamongstthe dead;buttheywerequietandrespectful,andInoticednolevityof anykind.

ACossaspolitanThrong

Themournerswereofallages,and weremostlyLatins,hutamongst themweremanyfacesshowingthe unmistakeablefeaturesoftheIrish Celt.TherewereTeutonicfaces,and someofotherforeignorigin.Each badhisorherowntaleofsorrow, ordebttopay,orloyaltyandremembrancetorenew-itistheeay inBuenosAires,andtheforeigneris

Mr.EdwardSheedy,formanyyears arileUlberoftheKalgoorlieC.'S,. M.S.,wholeftlastyeartostudyfor thepriesthoodundertheSacred HeartFathers,'writingtoafriend in11.A.,mays

Inviewofthefrenziedopposition toHomeRuledisplayedbyanoisy sectionoftheNor'-EastUlstermalcontents,ascabledtoAustraliaeveryweek,thefollowingdignifiedrebukeisworthyofperusalAPATRIOT'SREBUKE,

Prayerforthedeadisgenerousand noble,anditisamanife.statiesof theChristianspiritandanartof faithintheChristiantenetrfthe immortalityofthesoul,theefeiefin whichledoneofthemostintellectual ofthePaganphilosophersoferechristiandaystoexclaiminnislast hour-causeofCauses.pityme!

WithdifficultyIsecuredaseaton atram,andwhenIrotoffathatarifathe...boleplacewasthronged with P.elANAges efewofthewomendisplayedlightcoloureddresses,butthemajority worerigidblack.secularsymbolof mourning,andthedemeanourofall wassubduedandreverent.Anairof deepand..inassureedpietypervaded thescene.Istoodforawhileatthe entrancewatchingthevastcrowds comingandgoing.ThefineLacroze tramswerefreightedtotheirutmost rapacity.Incessantstreamsofcoachesalsopassedtoandfro,anda greatstringofmen.womenandchildrenenteredthecemeterycarrying bouquetsandwreathsofflowers. naturalandartificial,androsaries. prayer-books,andcandles.

Insidethereweresolemnand patheticscenes.Genuinepietywas there,anddeep.invinciblecatholic faith,andanguishofmind-great sorrowoccasionallyexpressingitself inheart-rendingsobs;occasionally 'issilentasthegraveitself.There ariongstthosegravesandtombs aerrthefatherandthemother,the brotherandthesister,thewidow andthewidower,theweepingchildrenandtheloyalfriend-allmourningtheirbeloved,unforgottendead. Isawwomenlightingcandlesand arrangingflowersandtrimmingthe erasewithgentle.lovinghands,asif theyfearedtohurtthedead.Isaw otherwomenkneelingandpraying: orsittingbythelightedcandles, alose,silent,contemplative,detached freetheoutercityinthatCityof theDead.prayingunconsciously-for itwasallaprayer,consciousornncooecious-andperhapsmeditatingon thevanishedscenesthat'willcome ne:core-neveragainuntilthedissolutionofThatamalgamof(nw s.eraewhichwecalllife. Hereisasolitary,womancrouchinronagrave-impassivelyasa Stoicstetsatthereforthefullhour whichIpassedinthecemetery,cornmeninewiththespiritual.sees-Surly obliviousofexternalsthere,aretap irons,girlswithtearsrennindown theirchestsyonderisafamily rrosp.father,"otherandchildren. clusteriararoundafreshcrave.Here andthereInoticedamanstanding atacrave-side-thinking-orgrayme.Noeatterwhatwemaythink :1-FayofthepeopleofBuenosAires onecannothelpfeeline,onsuchan ,creeserccAllSouls'Day,thatthe oldfeintoftheirfathersischerished

I'mpleasedtosaythatthetwelve monthssinceleavingKalgoorliehave passedoffverywell,asfarasIam concerned.hereinthemidstofthe exhilaratingclimateofDouglasPark about45milessouthofSydneyand underthecareofourroodFathers, Ihaveenjoyedtheverybestof health,andfeelquitehappyand contented. Therearefourteenofeshere eightfromN.S.W.,twoVictorians, three%lestAustralians,oneTasmanianandmyself,theonlyiotth Australian.Wemakeaveryhappy family,andwiththeeraVifiiii,seof ourSuperiorsshouldinthevet'sto comegiveagoodaccountofourselves.AsyetweareintheJunioratedoingsecondarystudies.Some ofushopeshortlytobeadmittedto theNovitiate.WearestudyingLatin,rnelieh,andIlistory,which Seesuswellemployedforeight hoursaday. Ourrecreationsarevaried,swimming,walking,football,gardening. etc.,allofwhichwethoroughlyen?say,andma,:ethemostof.TheNePeenRiverflowsthroughourproPertY,andIneednotsaythatIfind awiriimint,averywholesomeandinvigoratingexercise,especiallynow thatthehotgummiermonthsareale proachins.Durinethewintermonths wedidarooddealofwalkingto tie o'ntmofinterestinthis beaiitifullocality.These,withour studiesandreligiousexercises,which sofarareverymoderate,enableone topassthroughtheyearwithbeneficialresultstosoulandbody.

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Ihavehadoneortwolettersfrom rharlieDugan,givingazreatatcountoftheYoungMen'sSocietyin Kalgoorlie.JoeLandvortseemsto bedoingwellinAdelaide iwis studyingattheUniversity,andhas roodprospectsforobtaininghislong cherisheddesiretobecomealawyer. Joedeservestogetonwell.Ileis whatweAustralianscallarealgood fellow.lIeisstillinterestedinliterarysocieties,andwhileIwasin AdelaidehecamenuttoNorwood andsetasocietyonitsfeet,and nowitisdoinggreatwork. NodoubttheraisingofBishop rlunetoArchiepiscopalhonourshas beengreetedeithnosmallamount ofenthusiasmbythepeopleofthe GoldenState.andhisreturnhon.e willbeasignalforgreatrejoicings onallsides.

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AllegedPersecutionofProtestants---CrushingReplybytheCoadjutor-Archbishop

'MANYHERETICS

(Concluded.)

AREINGOODFAITH,ANDHAVETHERIGHTTOFOLLOWUNMOLESTED,THEIRRELIGIOUSCONVICTIONS."

TeschiingelLsoX111. Thewryerofthepamphletalso complainsthathecannotgetany clearanswertothequestionwhether ornotthe('hurchstillstandsfor religiouspersecutionatthepresent day.Withanoteoftriumphhe bidshisreadersobservehowhis awkwardquestionstrikesallhis Catholicopponentsdumb.Now,is thereanyroomforthisnoteof triumph?Isthere,asafact,noclear answertohisreasonableinquiry? Letussee.

Idonotwanttoputhimoilwith theanswerthatIhavegivenafew molitentaago.

edtoheberecognisestheprovidentiallydestructiveinfluenceof time,whichsweptawaytheInquisition,asitsweptawayfeudalismand theoldRomanEmpire. inmodernsociety,inthesituationswhich weareabletounderstandandappreciate,wouldCatholicsinpower suppressasingleoneofthe(lawful) libertieswhicharesodeartithe [resentgeneration? Acateg...irt;:al negativeistheanswergivenb"their acts,theirwords,andtheirvery principles."

MhatdidthelateillustriousPontiff,I.eoXIII.,sayin1885?Here arehiswords:-"Thechurchseems A:unlawfultoplacethevarious formsofDivineworshiponthesame footingasthetruereligion,butdoes notonthataccountcondemnthose rulerswhoforthesakeofsecuring somegreatgood,orofhindering sonicgreatevil,allowpatientlycustomorusagetobeakindofsanctionforeachkindofreligionhaving itsplaceintheState.And,infact, theChurchiswonttotakeearnest heedthatnooneshallbeforcedto embracetheCatholicfaithagainst hiswill,for,asSt.Augustinewiselyrea.indsus,''Iancannotbelieve otherwisethanofhisownfree will.'

ThesearethewordsofLeoXIII.; thesearetheteachingsoftheCatholicChurch,andeveryinstructed('atholicloyallyacceptsthem.Andyet wearetoldthatthe('hurchgivesno clearansweraboutreligiouspersecution.

Surelythatisalsoaclearanswer tothequestionthattroublesthe writerofthepamphletandtutsadmirers.Theymaysaythattheyrefusetobelievethat,:herestateincets aremadeingoodfaith.Wecannot meatthat.But,atallevents,their isnowantofclearness. Icannot goonindefinitelybutonemorererlyIcommendtonotice.

TostinsonyfromaUniversity

ThistimeIgotoauniversitythat willappeal,perhaps,toouraccusers.Mgr.Breton,therectorof theCatholicFacultyatToulouse, wroteinthe"BulletindeToulouse," p.422,in1910-"Montalembert believed,andwemaybelievewith him,thatlibertyofworship,asat !resentestablishedinmodernnations isanecessaryconsequenceofthediisionofopinionsonthesubjectof religion,andthattheinterestsof theChurchmaketoleranceaduty."

Again,takeupVolumeIX.ofthe CatholicEncyclopedia.Inthatgreat werk,publishedwiththeimprimatur oftheCardinal-ArchbishopofNew York,weread,undertheheading "Toleration,'-thefollowingplain. clearstatements

"Themedievalprincipleoftoleranceisspeciallyapplicabletopresentconditions,sincethehistorical developmentofthemodernStatehas treatedthroughouttheworldsouniformabasisofrightsthatevenCatholicStatescannot,withoutviolationofoathsandloyalty,andwithoutviolentinternalconvulsions,disregardit.eveniftheywishedtodo so. concerningChristian.4tatee inwhichvariousreligionsexist,F. Walter,thewell-knownprofessorof publiclaw.madethefollowingelse observation.-"TheGovernment,as such,mustmaintaintowardsevery churchthesameattitude,asifitbelongedtothischurch,Intheconsistentanduprightobservanceof thisstandpointliesthemeaningof beinglusttoeachreligionandof preservingfortheStateits('hristiancharacter.'Such,indeed,isthe admirabletheory; whereverde:iationfromitoccurinpractice,they arealmostwithoutexceptiontothe detrimentofCatholics."

OpinionofLearned.twilit

Wordscouldnotmaketheattitude oftheChurchclearer.Itut,doubtless,wehavepeoplewhowillnot credittheCatholicChurchwithtolerance,nomatterwhatPopeor Jesuitorcanonistmaysay.They willhintnnsomeCatholicwork publishedfortheuseoftheological students,inwhichthepolicyofthe Churchinallagesisexpoundedand defended,andtheywillinsistonapplyingtopresent-dayconditions whatismeanttoheaplatonicdissertationonthetheoreticalpowerof theChurch,oronthepowerwhich sheactuallyexercisedinavanished ageandindifferentcircumstances.

ExampleofCanadaandBelgium

TheTrishcatholicParliamenthad ashorthistory.Itwassucceeded, Leckytellsus,byanIrishProtestantParliament,inthereignofWilliamofOrange.andhistwosuccessors,which"wasoneofthepicst Persecutingle-ilslativeasseechliesthat eversat."Itisiiiinoszible,"he says,"foranyTrishProtestant. whosemindisnotwhollyperverted byreligiousbigotry,tolookhay'' withoutshameandindignationon thatperiod."

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inglyCatholicasitwas,thoughthebuildingupofaprosperousnationmindsofCatholicswerestillfullofaworkinterruptedbyEnglishtyranthememoriesofthecrueldaysofthenyandEnglishbigotry,which,Iant Stuarts,ofCromwell,ofElizabeth;gladtoacknowledge,seemnowto thoughthemembersofthatCatholichavealmostspenttheirforce. Parliamentwerealmosttoaman thesonsorgrandsonsofthosewho hadbeenplunderedbyEnglishProtestants,andwhoselandshadbeen handedoverwithoutcompensationto EnglishandScotchProtestant plantersthoughtheavowedobject ofProtestantEnglandwastoroot outtheIrishmanandhiscreed,that ParliamentofCatholicIrishmenrose NURSESKENE'SMATERNITY magnanimouslyaboveitsdayandROME,liT011ivisebrookRoad,Bast itstemptation,andgavereligiousPerth.SuperioraccommodationdurequalitytoCatholic,Protestant,isgaecoueleement.Moderate. andDissenter.That,Isay,andI repeatitwithoutfear,wasanexampleofCatholictolerancein1689 thatfewwillfindithardtoequal atthatorany.subse'tientdate.But toleranceiswasteduponthosewho lovetoraketipthedustheapsof Irishhistory,regardlessoftheirown shame,rathergloryinginitifthey canfindanythingtoflingintheface oftheirnativeland.

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Possiblyitmaynothealtogether fruitlesstoremindthemthat CanadaandBelgiumhavefurnished concreteexamplesofCatholictoleration,civil,religious,educational,in moderntimes.ItwayalsohepertinenttoaskifthereisanycountrytodaywithaProtestantmajoritywhichgivesCatholicsabsolute andfurther,toinquirehow itisthat,inspiteofthetouch boastednioderntoleranceonthe partofProtestants,theenemiesof theChurchinItaly,Spain,Portugal,France,canrelyevenintheir worstexcessesuponthesympathyof theoverwhelmingmajorityofProtestantstheworldover.

Surelythatisaclearanswerto theexultantinquirer.But,letus beartheopinionofanother('atholic canonist,thistimeaJesuit.Fr. Verrneersch Jinhisscholarly treatiseon"Tolerance,"p.346, writes7--.'The('atholicstatesman canhavebutonepointofview-that ofthepublicgood,whichdemands respectfortherightsofall,fidelity toallpromises.andtheGospelin whichhebelievesisnottobepreachedbyviolence.Letussuppose,"the Jesuitwritergoesontosay,"the Catholicpartywithapolitical majority,bywhichwemeansucha crushingmajorityastomakethem secureagainstallattacks.Theyhave inOipositionacoalitionofProtestantandunbelievers theirpersonalliberty(i.e..thelibertyofthe non-Catholicminority)isunassailabletheirrightsmustremainintact."Lateronhewrites:-"We havenoabsurddreamofareturnto thepast.ThetrueCatholicisnot thereactionarythatheisrepresent-

ACatholicmajorityinMaryland was,asfarasIknow,thefirstlegislativeassemblytopassanactof tolerancegivingcompletelibertyto allChristians.Thatwasin1649. TheActwassoonrepealedbyProtestantswhentheycametopower. Libertywasagainrestoredwhen theCatholicsreturnedtooffice,and itlasteduntilthecountrypassedundertheruleofWilliamofOrange.

TheParliamentof1689

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ortsmanDidyoueverseesuch atraciousluck?That'sthefifteenth hir:I'vemissedto-day.

0:dGamekec:erNo,sir,Ithink yo':iewrong.It'sthesamebird yom:':ebeenfiringatallalong.The artf::1oldbeggar'sbeenhanging arcs.indyouforsafety'ssake.

ANorthofIrelandUnionistorator ina thusScottisherrintyconstituency soughttoingratiatehimself withhisaudienceattheoutset.-

"Gentlemen,IamanIrishman,I amproudtoheanIrishman,butI amnotashamedtoadmitthatI haveadropofScotchin.me."

Andforfullyaminutebecouldnot understandwhattheuproarwas about.

Si'monersonlate*sixmionths'tcur ofFuropereturnsandvisitsLbeclub)

-."ByJove,hownaturaleverything looksTheoldfamiliarfacesthe verypicturesseemtosmileatme.I supposeI'llhavetotelltheboysall aboutmytrip.Ah,herecolliesour president.Ah,major!"

Major11urgatroyd'llellu,aim merlonByjove,youlookallbroke up!Itellyou,myboy,youought totakeatripsomewhere.Whydon't poi'coabroadforamonthortwo?"

ArusticgoingintoaLondonrestaurantcalledfordinner.Thewaiter broughtonecourseafteranotherin, astheguestthought,minutequan- tities.Whenhebadgotthroughthe menuheremarkedtothewaiter "Well,moister,Ilikeyoursamples verywell-nowbringinthedinner."

"Itissogoodofyou,darling,toacceptme.Butevenmy greatwealth,Iamafraid,can'tmake youforgetthatmygrandfatherwas acomio,lonfisherman."She "Why needIforgetit?Iwilltellevery- bodyaboutyour'ancestralhauls,' andonyourincomewewillheas happyasthedayislong."

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BishopFoleyisgraduallyrealisingtheadvantagesoflifeinthePhilip- 'infs.TheBishopwritestothe"Field Afar:""Itisagreatcountry,this! Everythingiscanned.Wehavecanned!nests,cannedvegetablesandcannedfruits.Ourmusiciscanned-it's allthonograph.Andnowitisgen- erallyreportedthatloam:Republican office-holdersoverherearetobecanned."

Shewasanardentadvocateof woolen'srights,andhewasasardently°nosedtoherviews,and, therefore,theytotallydisagreedwith oneanothersoMiens.'Man,"said theFidysternly,"willwakeupone finemorningandfindthe'universe ruledbywomen.""Urn!"hesneered."Justlikeawoman-that!"

"What'sjustlikeawoman?"she demanded,fiercely,stungbythetone ofhisreply."Why,"heanswer-iddeliberately,"totakeadvantageofa manwhilehesteeps!"

AtaCatholicschool,nearby,the teacherhadbeenminutelydescribing tohisclasstheproportionsofthe giantGoliath,whenhenoticedone ofhispupilsstaringvacantlyacross theroom.

"Jack,whydon'tyoupayattention?"heasked. "Iwaspayin'attention,"stain'tieredJack.

"Thenperhapsyoucantellmethe heightofGoliath?"

"Iw:15thinkin'abouthimwhen youwerespeakin',"saidJack;"but

I'veforgottenhisheight-'cepthe wasverybigandstrong."

"Werethereotherpointsyouwere thinkingabout?"askedtheteacher.

"Yes;Iwasthinkin'whatachampiongoalkeeper'e'da'made!"

InaScottishschoolroomaclass wasbeingexaminedinScripture knowledgeby11.31.inspector.

"Cananyboyorgirltellmehow Noahwouldbelikelytousehistime whileontheark?"askedtheinspector.

Therewassilenceforsonictime, butatlengthoneboytimidlyshowedhishand,andonbeingaskedwhat hethought,hereplied

"Please,sir,bewadfish."

"Well,yes,hemight,"admittedthe inspector.

Presentlyanotherlittlefellowwas seentowavehishandexcitedly,and onbeingaskedtospeak,said

"Please,hecouldnafishverylang."

"Whatmakesyouthinkso,n.ylittleman?"askedtheinspector.

"Becausetherewasonlytwaumoos intheark,"wasthereply.

"Lookhere,"saidagentlemanto arailwaystation-master,"don'tyou thinkthatthingisratherdangerous where-"

"Ah!"interruptedtheofficialaddressed,whohadjustbeenpromoted;"you'venoticedthatbarrow, haveyou,sir?You'regoingtomake asuggestionabouttheplacewhereit oughttostand,Isuppose?"

"MightIgoon,sir,andaskyour opinionaboutthepositionofthe booking-office?Doyonthin':that thesignal-boxisintherightplace?

Shouldn'tthestation-master'shouse beshiftedafewyardsfartherwest?"

"Anyopinionyouwouldliketoexpress,sir.shallhaveimmediateattention."

Thetravellerwalkedaway,andthe station-masterturnedroundtriumphantlytotheguardofatrainwaitinginthesiding.

"Ila!ha!"helaughed."Didyou seethesportIhadwiththat'old nuisance?'Isoonshuthimup."

"I'mnotsosureofthat,"replied theguard."Ile'sthetrafficmanager!"

Blood-PoisonafterSimple Mishaps

NAIL-SCRATCHCAUSEDBADLY FESTEREDHAND.ZAM-BUK SAVESEXPENSEANDPAIN.

Scratchinghishandagainstarustynailandneglectingtheinjury broughtdisastertoMr.RobertWilson,andnothingbutZam-Bukcould relievehispain,orovercomethenastyfesteringandinflammation.

Mr.Wilson,wholivesatGreen Lane,Remeura,Auckland,N.'Z.,says: -"ForalongtimeIsufferedfroma badlypoisonedhand,causedbythe palmbecomingscratchedbyarusty nail.Ithoughtlittleoftheinjury atfirst,butwithinadayortwoI begantobeawarethattoyneglect hadlandedmeintoserioustrouble.

"Theinjuredplacegothotand throbbingandbegantofester,and thehandswelleduptosuchanextentthatIfearedtheinflammation wasgoingtospreadintomyarm, tro.Iwenttothechemist,whosup- pliedmewithalotionforthewound, hut,insteadofbringingmerelief,it causedthehandtobecomedecidedly worse,andIbegantohavegrave concernastohowthematterwould endup.

"Ihaddecidedtocallinadoctor, whenaneighbourbroughtusapot ofZam-Bukformetotry.Idecided tousethisbeforegoingtoanyfur- therexpense,andtheresultfully justifiedmyneighbour'sgoodopin- ionofZam-Buk.Eventhefirstdressingsofthebalmbroughtmeremarkableease,bysoothingthepainandcoolingthehotwound.Iwasso relievedthatIgotanotherpotand keptonapplyingregulardressingsof Zam-Buk.Beforethissecondpot wasfinishedallthefesteringand swellinghadcompletelydisappeared, andtheinjurywashealedupper- fectly.Nowthehandisquitestrong andsoundagain.

Zani-Bukhasprovednaivelysuccessfulinthetreatmentofitching eczema,badlegs,ulcers,piles,festeringwounds,scalpsores.ringworm,scalypatches,andskindiseases,and injuries.Ofallchemistsandstorekeepersat1/6and3/6perpot.

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ATaleoftheIrishStruggics 11166,andofRecentTimea

ByCHRISTINEFABER

(Cont (I V1.1.-EAC1IINATION

Thestormcontinued,growingeach uionientisfierceness; torrentsof rainaccompaniedtheshriekingwind, andatintervals,whenatemporary lullensued,andtheelementsseemed tohaveendedtheirstrife,itwas onlytobreakforthagain.pithmore appallingfury.

Duringoneoftheselullsaman startedipfromahedgebytheroadside,asifhebadbeenseekingprotectionfromthestormbuthealso seemedtohavehadanothermotive thanshelter,forinsteadoflooking foramoredesirablecovert,hestood intheattitudeoflistening.Thenight wastoodarktodiscerneventhe outlineofapassingform,butthe briefsubsidingofthetempestenabledhimtoheardistinctly,andjust asthewildstrifeoftheelementswas aboutagaintobegin,hebeardapproachingthehurriedtrampofmen. Veeringtotheside,hewaitedIntl) theyhadpassed,recognizingbytheir voices,andfragmentsoftheirconversation,consistingmostlyofanathemasonthestorm,thattheywere Englishsoldiers.liedroppedinto thetrain,thedarknessscreeninghint fromobservation.

toachairnear.Then,appearingto noticeforthefirsttimethedripping conditionofthelatter,herose,and goingtoacupboard,broughtfortha bottleandglass.Pouringoutanunusuallylargequantityoftheliquor, betenderedittohisguest.Itwas angrilypushedaway,

"You'dplayonmyweaknessagain, asyoudidmanyatoimebefore.No, I'llhavenoneofituntilyoucometo terms.I'vedoneyourwork,your devil'swork,an'nowantItosee Cathleen,ornot?"

ter,drawinghischairclosertohis visitor,andspeakinginaconfidentialwhisper,"it'llnotbesafefor younormetillCarrollO'Donoghue ishung-theevidenceisprettysound againsthim-andthentheproperty willbemine,andmaybeherdainty ladyship,MissMcCarthy,wouldn't mindbecomingMrs.Carter."

DespiteRick'srapidlyincreasing maudlincondition,therearosewithinhimamazementandindignation atsuchanaspirationonthepartof hiscompanion,andhestartedfrom hischair,butfindinghimselftoo unsteadytostand,hesunkintoit again.

"Shewouldn'tlookatyou,('arter, ifyouhadailIrelandtoyourback andI'dbesorryifshewould."

AgainCarter,byaneffort,controlledhisrisinganger.

manhood.havingbeenconsecra Bishopofhisnativecity,Neoca rea,inAsiaMinor,belabouredwith unweariedzealandextraordinarysuccesstobringhisfellow-citizenstoa knowledgeofthetrueFaith.liedied in264.

18.TUESDAY(WIITE).-DEDICATIONOFTHEBASILICASOle SS.PETERANDPAUL. Thesetwo,basilicasaresituatedin Rome,theoneontheVaticanhill, theotherontheroadwhichleadsto themouthoftheTiber.Theyarefamousthroughouttheworldforsize, richness,andmagnificenceofdecoration,hutthemostprecioustreasures whichtheycontainaretherelicsof thetwogreatApostles-St.Peter, theVicarofChrist,andSt.Paul, thezealousmissionaryoftheinfant Church.

lieroseinhisfierceeagerness, bendingacrossthetabletillhishot breathandthesteamfronthisdrippinggarmentsunpleasantlyassailed Mr.Carter'ssensitivenostrils, "Sitdown,man,anddon'tbeso unreasonable.Givemetimetothink, andtellmehowyousucceeded-but no; I'llnothearawordfromyou, andI'llnotspeakonewordtoyou, untilyoutakethattokeepoutthe coldyou'llgetafterthiswetting. Takeit,Rick."Heheldtheglassalmosttothemiserablecreature'slips andspo';einacoaxingtone.Itwas atonesoforeigntohim,anditwas assumedwithsuchawkwardgrace, thathetowhomitwasaddressed laughedinmockery.

Drenched,andheartilytiredfrom theirconflictwiththewindandrain andthetoilofajourneyoveradifficultroad,thepartyhaltedaftera halfhour'smarchatasortofcountryhotel.Itwasofratherpretentioussizefortheunassuminglittle countryplaceinwhichitwassituated,wadboreevidenceinitswelllightedwindowsandbroad,illuminateddoorway,ofunusualaccommodationforwayfarers,IntothisbuildingpassedCaptainDennierandhis menwiththeirprisoner,andclosely followedbyTigheaVohr.Ilewhohad surreptitiouslyjoinedthemkeptinthe shadow,butinsuchapositionthat, withoutbeinghimselfseen,becould observethemenastheypassedwithintheportal.Whenthedoorwas shutuponthelastofthesoldiers,be turnedsuddenlyandwalkedbackas rapidlyasthestormwouldallow him,bytheroadhebadjustpursued.Heneedednolighttoguidehire onhisway,andtheelementsbeatingabo'ithimwereinunisonwith thebattlewaginginhisownheart. Hatred,remorse,andawretchedfeelingofdespairmadehimsometimes flingopenthetatteredcoatthatcoveredhisnakedbreast,andliftthe well-wornhatfromhisshaggyhead thatthewindreielitcoolhisinward fever.Afterintervalsahenhis thoughtsgrewmaddeningintheirintensity,acurseoragroanescaped him,andheclenchedhishandsand beathisbosominfruitlessagony.

"Whendidyouoilyourtongueso, carterbutyou'rewastingitssweetnessonInc."

"Slayheshewon'theabletohelp herself;mayheshe'llbegladtoacceptmewhensheknows-."he stoopedforwardandwhisperedin Rick'sear.Ithadtheeffectofcompletelysoberinghimforamoment. liejumpedtohisfeet,thistimeable tostandwithouteventhesupportof thechair.

"Areyouman,ordivil,SlortyCarter,toplotthelikeofthat?Anddo youthinsI'lllendmyselftothat schemeforyou?Ididashadfor youtwenty-fiveyearsago,butit wasn'tthehellishworkthenthatit :couldbenowNo,you'llnevercount onmeforthatandthetonguethat wouldutterthatlieoughttoheblastedforever."

ForaninstantCarterquailedbeforethissuddenandunexpectedresistance;then,recoveringhiswontedboldness,hesaid

19.WEDNESDAY(RED).-ST.PONTIAN,POPEANDMARTYR. St.Pontian,aftergoverningthe ('hunchforfiveyears,wasbanished bytheEmperorMaximintoSardinia, wherethecrueltyofhisgaolersand theunhealthyclimatesooncaused hisdeath,A.D.235.

20,THURSDAY(WIIITE).-ST,FELIXOFVALOIS,CONFESSOR.

Carterquelledhisrisingpassionby aneffort,andagaintenderingthe liquor,hesaid,lesspersuasively, however"Refuseitornotasyou will,butyou'llgetnoanswerfrom meuntilyoutakeit,anduntilI hearwhatyou'vedone;norshallI listentoyouuntilyoudrinkit." Hesettheglassdownwherethe temptingfumecouldascendintothe faceofthepoor,half-famishedwretch andfoldinghisarms,stoodbackin aresoluteattitude.Thetemptation wasstrongtoonewhohadnottastedfoodforhours,andthesparkleof theliquorasitlituptheglass,and itsstimulatingodor,conqueredRick oftheHills.Ileraisedthetumbler andquaffeditscontentsatadraught.

1fortyCartersmiledthenhesteppedfor..andwithalacrity,andresumedthechairhebadleft.

"Nowtellme,Rick,howyousucceeded."

"You'lldoit,Hickyouknowyou will,andthenI'llkeepilly -ord withyou;thenyoushallseet leen,andhavepeaceandprosperity toboot.Butifyourefuseme,never shallyouseeCathleen,nevershall youknowherfate,andyoushall swingforthemurderat13-I saearIt."

ThesuddensobrietyofRickhadas suddenlyyieldedtohisformercondition,andconfusedbythehorrorof Carter'sproposition,andthefear causedbythelatter'sdeterminedattitude,heyieldedtoalltheweaknessofhiswretchedstate.

"FortheloveofGod,Slorty('arter,don'taskmetodothat.I'lldo anyothermortalthingforyou.Have youaheart,man-Utterlyovercome,hedroppedhis headonthetableandcriedlikea child.('arterlookedathimcontemptuouslyforamoment,then, knowingthatasounddrunkensleep wouldspeedilysucceedallthismaudlinsentiment,helefttheroom.

(Tohecontinued.)

St.FelixwasanativeofFrance, and,accordingtosome,relatedto theroyalfamilyofthatcountry.On corningofare,herenouncedallclaim tohispatrimony,andretiredintoa forestnearMeaux,intendingtolive thenceforthonlytohisCreator.Ile lefthissolitudeattheinstanceof St.JohnofMatha,inordertoaid intheestablishmentofareligious orderfortheransomof('hristian captives.St.Felixdiedin1212,at theripeageofeighty-five.

21.FRIDAY(WHITE).-PRESF,NT.1TIoNoFTHEBLESSEDVTR.

GINSIARY, .ccordingtoapioustradition,datingfromtheearliesttimes,the BlessedVirgin,whenachild,was takenbyherparentstothetempleof Jerusalem,whereshewascarefully instructedandtrainedbypiousmatronsinthepracticeofvirtue.The feastwecelebrateto-daycommemoratesthegenerousenthusiasmwith whichtheBlessedVirgindedicated herlifetotheserviceofherCreator -anofferingwhichsheneverrecalled bytheslightestsinfulact.

Thusjourneying,bearrivedat lengthontheoutskirtsofavillage. Threadingthedesertedstreetswith fonekenedgait,hestoppedbeforeone ofarowofplainlittlecottages.. Raisingthelatch,begaveapeculiar signal;itbroughtatoncetothe dooraroaninagaudydressinggown,andwithcoarsesandyhair bristlingfromenderanightcap.The lightshiningfromanadjoining apartmentrevealedhimdistinctly.

"It'stimeforyoutoarrive!"was hissalutation,asheadmittedthe new-corner.Thelatterscowled.

"'laveacare,MortyCarter.for I'madesperatemanto-night.Idid yourdirtywork,andI'vecomefor therewardyoupromised."

"Easy,now,easy,andevilsee. comeinhere,andwe'lltalkthematterover."

Ileledthewaytotheopenroom, seatinghimselfatalittletablecoveredwithpapersindisorderedarrangement,andnotinnedhisvisitor

"Iwent,asyoutoldme,an'prowledunobservedaboutthepriest's housetillIsawCarrollO'Donoghue an'TigheaVohrgoin;thenIpostedawaytoCasey'san'toldCaptain Dennier.Itwasn'tlongtillthesoldierswereatFatherMieagher's,an' keepingguardoutsidethehouseas wellasinitCarrolltriedtoescape bythehackdoorofthekitchen,butI snottedhire,an'gavethealarmto thesoldiersthatwerealmostnext hint.Atterthat,Iwaitedonthe roadtillthesoldierspassedwith him,thenIfollowed,an'watchel then,allgointocasey'e carterrubbedhishands.'11ell done.Rick."

"Aye,it'swelldone'oryour,Mcrty Carter,hutit'shell'sownworkfor meplysoulwasblackenoughbefore,buthowisitnow'Itellyou" -roesenintohisoldfiercenessby thetenorofhisthoughts-"I'lldo nomoreofit.TellmewhereCathleenis,en'I'llbegmywaytoher. YounronlisedtotellmeifIsucceededinthis;keenyourword."

"everfearme,I'llkeepnippromise;hutI'veawordortwomore tosay.Butdrink,man,tokeepout thecold."

Againhepouredfromthebottle. andagain,moreeasilytemptedthan before.becauseofhisrecentPotation,poor,miserableRickquaffed thecontents.

"Doyousee,now,"resumedCar-

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16.SUNDAY(GREEN).-SIXTIIAFTEREPIPHANY. GOSPELSt.Matthewxiii.31-35. -Atthattime,Jesusspokethisparabletothemultitudes,saying:"The kingdomofheavenisliketoagrain ofmustard-seed,whichamantook andso-tedinhisfield;whichisthe leastindeedofallseeds,hutwhen itisgrownupitisgreaterthanall herbs,andbecomethatree,sothat thebirdsoftheairconicanddwell inthebranchesthereof.AnotherparableIlespoketothemThekingdomofheavenisliketoleaven, whichawomantookandhidinthree measuresofmeal,untilthewhole wasleavened.AllthesethingsJesus spokeinparablestothemultitudes andwithoutparablesIledidnot speaktothemthatitmightbefulfilledwhichwasspeienbytheprophet,sayingIwillopenMymouth inparables,IwillutterthingshiddenfromthePonndationofthe world."

22.SATURDAY(RED).--ST.(ECIIAA,VIRGINANDMARTYR. St.Ceciliawasamemberofa nobleRomanfamily,Betrothedby herparents,againstherownwishes, toValerian,apagan,shesucceeded inconvertinghimandhisbrotherto the('hristianreligion.OnthiscomingtotheearsofthePrefectofthe city,thetwobrotherswerebeheaded.Thesamesentencewas-,,aselt onSt.('ecilia,hut,owingtoe clumsymannerinwhichthe -utionerperformedhistask,theholy virginlingeredforthreedaysin greatagony,A.D.230.

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