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VOL. XLIV.

PERTH, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1920

No. 1966 (New Series)

)143w Norcia'

Bunbury

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A Visit to Clontarf.

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has been requisitioned for a score extra beds. One does not need to exercise his sense of imagination very much to picture the hustling that must take place over and about the wash-basins every morning. At present these conveniences are altogether inadequate, consequent.

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atafrtifeW. A WORTHY AND WONDERFUL INSTITUTION. fm. la,20 (From Our Correspondent.) Since St. Patrick's Day there has beon going OS Awry' Com/Irv, Men's Ugly controversy AsuARr the paper warn woes secaNt. to a OnrogroAr, been 31R In reference AIAMWAI re. tsar lap cc Ar.f.TAV. 1901, 0-17114.11M/v4,7. petition at Moore, on St. Patrick's tween the band's hero journalist isand Months have passed and promises who laid the foundation stone incharge obvsreR IE Ardwiri, AM/ JeCo20 ly infprovements are being put in in the The band under Ca../ty, 41, whirl /WOW placed and nee was 77WPOne. Clontarf r/f0Al still rnl 6.1C-AMWS ro.VaCS night, we read in the last issue of THE Archdeacon Smyth. but multiplied, had hand. More room is to be and 10,3* made, or Woe ',NWT Twennous /rco,rgwleffr excuse, MM for Brothers es, r Competipresent the Christian Men's at of sore straits Sudden resolve and a RECORD: "The Ugly not visited. atis.wrys 14. root any a hot water service is to be installed. not in rwrgrme years do ty -odd tion, which was concluded that even- camouflage, to explain its ugly con"will it be convenient?" telephone enwhole Institution is sewered, the rams 9417VIPILLY D. icons duct on St. Patrick's Day. Every let- quiry brought a happy affirmative re- way betray the general appearance The ing, fumised considerable excitement, septic tank system employed. being r NALLY. unthe its to to more as and repairs although ter exposes more To traverse the twoand-a. of the building, and there was much speculation sponse. Then is there the panorama view from general So far so good. worthiness of generous and country be- ground verandah are at present being the balcony, yielding a native bush of who would win." miles half magnificent band, a leads to the out to stairway secret a pity A the 'Tis carried out. for came support. goal "When the time tween the tram terminus and the of the Canning River and the voting," the report continues, "it was but this band's arrogance surpasseth all of expectation, a horse, trap and driv- main balcony on to which all rooms stretch country. The situation is understanding. It is up against some- er, supplied by the Brother Principal, and dormitories open for conveniences surrounding recognised that Messrs. Hayton. Sheriideal. The river fronts acres and how see the is to sight it remains The first the runand traffic. thing now, and dan, and Frazer were well in were in waiting and the journey, comlarge Chapel- acres of ground which constitute garlong ning, and a battle royal ensued for the menced forthwith, was without inci- Chapel-a beautifullyand characteristic den, poultry runs, and play grounds as supremacy." This is, to put it mildly. dent except that being just on noon with a more beautiful Every article of Oratory large as the Perth Esplanade. A jetty, The Rev. Fathers Briodv and Finne- it would be fairly safe to venture a sereneness. very misleading, and we cannot help a Mor- motor launch, row boats, and just the during including was Bunbury to is evident, visitors There furniture so. were gan hours few next intentionally the what believing forecast of tuary Board immediately above the or- right depth of water for safe swimthe week. The Irish cause romps vig would bring. A hot easterly wind no battle royal or otherwise regarding ming, fishing. crabbing (mostly by gan. A feature about the Sanctuary the premier positien in the secret vot- orously in Collie. The boys recognise was blowing across miles of scrub plain --the real boy dare -devil way m-rokr. poor old Ireland's claim, and accord- recently robbed of its green and fresh- is the main window under which rests harpoon ing. There was only one in "the runto be sure), and other aquatic pranks. lads Collie's one. every several instances In the Altar. ning." the New Norcia representative. ingly are subscribing ness by fierce bushfires, which made Back now to the class-rooms. The who had passed through the InstituHe headed the secret will be a goodly purse. The Dardanup was going it Mr. Gallagher. simple: guessing weather are seen under working pressure. people are in high glee over the wel- to be hot. Nevertheless, sustained ex- tion and had later found themselves boysseveral voting with the respectable margin of separate grades of 40-odd Yet his name is come rains of Saturday and Sunday. pectancy *educed the temperature on complying with military order prior to In 250 votes to spare. strong, the boys are all in happy-govery Confront, the for embarkation or so, but the for had not not mentioned amongst the leading The bricks for the forthcoming journey, the outward lucky attire --their dress matching their .1, also grown, and what with a pump- alter spending only an hour Thirty-five by made their multiplied and generously getting the arc thoughtfully won there vent Mr. Gallagher candidates. tiled roof of the wonderfully large, looks, except where a lad was ing and electric light plant operated by departure must be takenthe thousand, and that. too, very_ noble buildings of Clontarf come grad- wills in favour of the Orphanage In cheery sand -track beaten the proud position in the secret voting across minutes this instance this good young fellow minus his coat it did not necessarily an oil engine, the whole Institution is to the Victoria Park tram terminus, cheaply. hands down. Thire is a strong feeling ually in sight? he enjoyed that much less happi- absolutely self-supporting. there came into was killed, and to-day there is erected mean abroad this will not occur a second approach simple. our is With rest the and No, the more humble their apClontarf, therefore, cannot possibly The Archdeacon has moved into the view, on the left, cleared, low-lying, to his memory a set of lovely stained- ness. time With the New Norcia candidate. Sand, of course, affords soft riding, purchased by his sol- pearance the better they liked it. The tier but the proper environment for new Presbytery, which looks a vevaThe report continues: "Mr. Gallagfertile -looking land, with rows of fruit glass windows,willed an unBrothers were as guardians, not masout over trees to the Institution, Their manner, decorum. and but slow pace, consequently boys. flank. The panting dier -earnings, her's nomination was unfortunately re- able priest's home, looking all right on the ters. They long journey- and trio threw their lot in with of the necessarily. effect. evidence things efficacious ample Truly rare and are list to land. used "heerfulness the and and in sea, city, inclusion for roadway late hard ceived too draws on to the steed connecting Is the the boys, thus time. winning a much the of deservwaste croakFor others, enjoy. The by followed contentment they wait. was example This is pure come to those who of official candidates." approaching the gates, which are open. aThis Brothers, isolated as they are, control- hard roadway of that wonderful few of whom also made the great sac- ed respect and an unfailing obedience. fallacy, for there was no official date ers have had their say, and there it the swing -posts of which are surmountling their charge and carrying the re- unostentatious adjunct to the State rifice; others again were fortunate The great secret of the Brothers' sucfor nomination, and besides Mr. Gal- ended. One cannot silence "croakers" A statue of St. Joseph a Cross. by ed highis with the lads at once cess discernperto to return. enough to be spared sponsibility, no words, however em- with the nearest macadamised --they are the nearest approach lagher was approached some six weeks in the middle distance rising from able in the class -room, where progress reall the dormitories into Eh! So a noted wag neatly ployed, can express faithfully the hon- way out of all question or practicabilpeep petual motion A instituthe with -lawns, before by a leading member of the out laid P. A. B. and t individuality are coached only in is the Theirs care, to them. cleanliness, due once the at credit nomin. vealed our and to says. here Stoma committee, and asked tion building itself towering above in and the stork of Messing at tops.otch tine sense that it is the Brothers' sole a life -of self-sacrifice, yet of consolaThen, again, the ste, which he did. the rear and in full site, as arrival Surfing sot...Imes to tiYhw crowds. makes the scene incise real. In relish- condition the sleeping apartments of a and absolute aim in life. tion-the invadable result of something DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. conunittea recognised ?.L. Ga-lasher's were waves And what more public manifestation done, not for human praise or earthly the rainfall divided into three, each big nght to vote in the secret competition. Prior to the though the weather it- ed Catholic perspective, the front sur- huge home mountainous, emotion division with about 60 beds. It is the of loyalty to the Brothers, respect for reward, but for the saving of robust, spiritual a render for his name was third on the board. soundings Many hot. of such magnifi- elders, and general mannerly behavifiery, happy and untired souls, which. Teacher Latest Ballroom asid Fancy with the highest number of votes to his self was from warm to the makes the journey worth white, boys' own knowledge dash and whichvisit Dancing, cent apartments and surroundings that our can be had than by each succes- if it were not for choice of a state of Had he been treated any- could only timidly await a service and happiness a account. in the would Boys' Only good swim- the appreciate of the Clontarf they do) sive performance embraced, them (and RESUMES TUITION bids life the Brothers thing like fairly in the secret voting he froth of the waves. thanksgiving. Band, so much in evidence in the city all probability be lost to God. To mers ventured inside the breakers, and 8 p.m., Adult Class, MelMondays, welcomed, Brother Principal consistent and continuous preparations intended competing in the open voting Warmly reason for their comfort and healthy of late in every deserving cause in they did enjoy it. ayoid this is the one and only rose Hall, Perth; Tuesdays, 4 pin. afterwards, for he had a mandate from leads the way to a thorough inspec- made As of the Brothers' human existence. They But yet the dormitories are which it is asked to cooperate? Juvenile Class; Tuesdays, 8 Prior Salinas to go and win at any St. Joseph's Clontarf Orphan- living. tion. boys are in Perth's streets, so pride themselves, however, on their Adults' Class, Cotte-lee cost; and we know he would not see The Rev. Father Gaffney, of County age was founded by Bishop Gibney, not large enough. The front balcony these they are at home at isolated Clontarf, fortune; they have a resident Chaplain. Friday's, 4 p.m., Juvenile Class, at Fri himself turned down for a few pounds Meath, Ireland, recently ordained in All The Manual Art School, the latest a holy and exemplary priest, who lives vate Address: "Abbotsford," 118 AberJust consider what people Hallows' College, and destined for the of his own. Mr. building addition, is a very fine struc- for the convenience of the Institution, deen-street, Perth. Telephone, A4787. lose by a short-sighted policy. Diocese of Ballarat, is spending a holiture, exceptionally well suited for the celebrating daily Mass, and is always at Private Lessons by Appointment. He is the guest of Gallagher has much sympathy from day in Bunbury. It was said by someone in the disposal of those who need the min. purpose. Prospectus on Application. the fair-minded people of Moora. of Archdeacon Smyth, and says he feels authority who saw it that it was al- istrations of his sacred calling. Mr. Steve The townThe St. Patrick's ball, which was held whom there are manyif he could stay here. as 17, There was only a fair attendance at together too good-and he meant itClontarf, seen and inspected, deserves Please write to Advertisers and mention Sheridan, who ultimately won the Ugly so large, so clean, and quiet, appeals iii the Agricultural Hall on March is It in. The known. held teach a "trade" enjoyable was used to which be widely and to more to be made the Hibernian meeting Competition, was the most sympathto him, though the hundred miles of was a highly successful THE RECORD. smart reply was that whatever was with reluctance that one must leave on Tuesday, March 23rd. During the etic of all in his regret at Mr. Gallag- desert, as he called it, between Perth dance, and everyone thoroughly enjoy present owe a evening the agenda paper for the forthto be taught in it, it was a classher's unfair treatment. and Bunbury shocked him. Coming ed themselves, andtothose the good for for was too the Sisters coming Annual District Meeting was room and nothing debt of gratitude from a land like Ireland, where no !The report above referred to aphad put discussed. The proposal that an ap- that! The larger portion, for cartraveller sees an acre of idle land, much great amount of work they peared in the Moora Herald, from prenticeship of two years should be penter% and allied trades, is unoccuinto the school children's sets. Only less scrub or virgin soil, it is little which we made extracts.-EdSI the hours of served before a member could occupy pied, owing to non.arrival of tools, etc., wonder he couldn't admire "the untitl- those responsible realise President did but the lesser portion is in working ed field." Father Gaffney has a sister thought and work bestowed on the the office of District THE GREATEST MISSIONARY UNDERTAKING OF MODERN TIMES. not meet with the favour of those pre- order for bootmaking and repairing. His fancy costumes and banners. in the Mercy Order in Bunbury. TO Mr. Sfax O'Neill. the bandmaster of sent. Other items were also discussed. At the hall the promoters all woaked ideas on John Bullism in Ireland are evening. the popular boys' band, is tutor -inDuring the evening Miss Eileen MorObject: To Win China for Christ. really good-but how long, oh Lord, hard for the success of the Established October, 1916 He had five of his boys, structor. and Mr. Coleman, at rissey was initiated a benefit member way its have Richardson Bullism Mr. will long how entersuccessful One of the most of the society. Officers of the branch only' 15 and 16 years of age, under his Note: Hall the Pagans of the World Live in China. the door, had a very busy time. The tainments yet held in Dardanup was there care, and the examples of their work, The Archbishops o! Australasia have evening was perfect, though hot. The were delighted at the large number of Help us to build and endow a New the almost unanimous opinion passed music, supplied members of this branch who march- not only of repairs to boots, but the College the and their good decided unanimously to receive us and had was Mary of floor Children The which young men will be orin Ball, worare order, to upon this year's St. Patrick's Mr. and made piano, Patrick's article on St. the ed in procession finished the at support our Appeal. His Grace Dr. on to Delis, for lecture and Mrs. by monthly Benediction year after year, exclusively ex- day. held on the 15th- ult. Large numbers keenest interest in thy of the highest praise and commen- dained The Archdeacon gave an Martin Brown, with the violin, was and Sunday. the Chinese Mission. This is an ur- Mannix takes the is that with came from Boyanup, Bunbury, many intention the of after the The who looked hues committee dation. "Australian Catholics," The rich Mission. Holy The the of in our solemnity cellent. room the of on address For want car, gent need. direction this striking in surrounding districts, per motor horse, made a now Patrick's burdens of on St. start made the children the heavy wants of ',carry robes writes, begging us to seize it and make coloured fancy existing seminary 300 students who he motor bus, and the ever usefultune of -Week, was that Day are to be complimented on the orders and general repair work will be applied But I know them well the most advantage of it for our soul's spectacle, and the result time. for admission had to be turned their own- assure welt A were soon tripping to the There future. near in the your can for in they did their duty. catered that manlier which you delightful to a had enough everyone sake. away. the They all worked very hard, and the me Irish air, played in an inspiriting over the garden area proved intensely rely on them to give a generous helpwas an interesting contest between and Our Missionaries are already in the everything in by Mrs. J. Delis (piano), and Mr. liry almost one, as best to China_ should very grateful to Irish Mission the parishioners be interesting, the to for hand for Ireland ing and in voting -Determination Light Self The sets bring to field, labouring Mr. Joe Harris Meyer (violin). Mesdames Finey, Dalton, P. A Bryan. fruit and vegetables for table use are Do I send you £100 for the great work, The introduction augurs well. it was amusing to see how enthusiasto poor abandoned China. is in charge of the floor, and every- affair the rivalry was en- Franklin, Cunningham, Misses Arthur. grown on the spot in magnificent gar- Grace I wish I could make it ten times good keenly area is a and city the and depend from speakers They of tically help. them Durrefuse hitch. not a ,hing passed off without The Bateman. Finey. Kenny, and Mr. den land, with permanent water flowas much." one, as the chief thing wanted in Bun - tered into by the whole room. on you alone under God. vic- Arthur, for all did their best for the ing through in large volume. Orange, ing the evening Messrs. C. Meyer and bury is education. In superficial pat- "Home Rule" set scored a ,popular living and deceased We celebrate 1,500 Masses annually for our benefactors, T. Jones played violin solos, and Miss came sec- youngsters. apple, and fig trees thrive and bear "Erin of Bun that jingoism while aggressive and cathedral, Melriotism tory. Patrick's St. Minstrel Maguire, E. The boys usually Address Communications to Rev. Lucey (Bunbury) sang "The abundant fruit. Holy Mass, Maylands. at 8 o'clock, The people are ond. The "Wild Indian" 'had many stands alone. Victoria. bourne, a for Saturday Boy," and was given a hearty encore. bury merrievery garden great the 9 a.m. Devotions at work Bayswater at to supporters, and caused nor care not, who know of a class was order peremptory a feed Horse and cow At 11 p.m. couple of hours The "Olden Times" set was Maylands at 7.30 p.m. anything of Ireland, excepting a ment. given. "To supper, visitors first!" Right know Little Pearl small minority which would be a strong very quaint and pretty. loyally, or royally, did the visitors a great deal of gained give be got to usual, they could as if only factor Quaife, in danced obey, while locals sat or expression to their sentiments by work applause, and added to the popularity by pleasant anticipations of the good deed. An alleged Irishman's son of the set. Almost £9 was made the things in store. And here let us give. and here quite amused the visiting inspec- the voting. nd in counting up Rule due credit to the ladies who provided Home that latter found The was during the war period. scores it the supper. The proof of the pudding tor what nations formed the enemy had 1,019 votes, Erin coming second -or anything in the cookery line-is asked against the British Empire. i.e.. the with 708. Father Finnegan announcthe eating, and as we did eat we heresuitable a Quick as thought this hope- ed the poll, and made Allies? by give proof of the excellence of that hearty accorded The inspector speech. and was ful replied, "Ireland.Mesdames W. O'Neill, J. supper. be must there said laughing heartily cheers. Smith, and the energetic secretary, thought in were given their supinternational of children schools The two culthe of in charge were Miss Cleary, The same crass stupidity per at ten o'clock, after which the inary department. Those in charge or Bunbury. THE RECORD from being "grown-ups" had the floor' untilcon-2 the ticket office and door had a busy keeps be read-it is so Irish, a.m., and danced to their hearts' it should read as then on, but time while the rush was was know! Visiting speakers may do tent; so the "Seventeenth" of 1920 Mrs. our local postmistress, Mrs. M. Holland. you With by dispelling voted a huge success. therefore, good, untold Made cash to handling accustomed is quite the at is in Three different weights, and a wide choice of colours. Coleman and wholly Mrs. prejudice and or ignorance this Thompson and Mr. John Harris can look after a no belt, and finished with pockets, collar, partly. head of the supper arrangements, that roll in newest the big crowd as well as a big family. pains had been spared to make an Many of those who attended have callcontrasting shades. A most Attractive Assortment. evening's programme Splendid rains fell on Saturday and part of theone, ed for a "repeater," but they must reTrigwell Mr. Jack enjoyable shown, member that St. Patrick's Day, like Sunday-perhaps they were equinoxial. A Light Weight, Good Quality, ALL WOOL GOLFER, carried out his duties as M.C. in his Christmas, occurs but once a year. Anyhow they were heavy. On Sunmanner. brown, saxe, grey, navy, maroon, in However, the committee, we are sure, day during evening devotions the usual efficient demands thunder and lightning and rain (alThe intricate figures of the grand will try and satisfy the Mr. A Medium Weight, High Grade GOLFER, All Wool. as shown made upon them, and at the same time most an inch) were something to be march, led by Miss McMasters and the Convent remembered. The large school room Jack Crowley, were performed without increase the funds of in tan, brown, maroon, navy and grey. spirited, very strain. the was music vibrated under The and trembled a hitch. building account. airs, and a look of fear and fright was quite consisting of well-known Irish Quality, All Wool GOLFER, as shown, in Beautiful A Fine, "God Save Ireland," "The Harp that "Exit Coercion," the leading article in evident on the faces of the people. maize, white, and coral. apricot, "Killarthe Erin," among to takbe rejoicing Back There is great Once," "Come last week's Sunday Times, may en on the whole as a very fair contri- farmers at the goodly spill, and they ney," etc. and soldier little potato the the on set Castle some of realise to mixed hope the question In vexed bution on the "`WE a great deal Government in Ireland. It is a friend- crops that seemed doomed a few days Red Cross Nurse attracted Murdock, as of attention, while Bella ly criticism, we feel, and shows a big ago. admired. much was understandWest Australia, advance towards a better Vera Murdock made a pretty shaming of present-day Irish grievances. Mrs. J. A. Boor and family, five in all, rock.-South Western Times. left for an extended trip to the Eastern States by the s.s. Zealandia last Dr. ROY MITCHELL The loss of their excellent and only son, had only has Boor Mrs. Saturday. of care Has commenced practice at fair health since the virulent attack of Pinder, in the war has left lines Bon voy 333 Fitzgerald Street, influenza last year, and on herseloctor's and sorrow on his parents. trip. theisa taken AFL has NORTH PERTH recommendation V

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2`1,000, in the Exnor even soldiers, attended by and they will listen to Labour tagitators, fallacious) Melbourne, March 24, 1920. hibition last Thursday, the same build- (to take something equally in procesfarewell finer a of the cost of livbe given advances they the "1 have never seen a see to Yesterday to was reference ing on Monday next. sion," said Dr. Mannix, in St. Parliament ing. Centuries ago, the labourer to Patrick's were conducted through the the main feature of in a position of self-respect, thanks(the I never hope House by Mr. Hugh Mahon, M.H.R. of "the Church" principles Day celebrations, "and true. the one selfNo of loss the (rarkr,,J)C.,,.arr,s.trir=9=sOckt is indeed Satisfaction. it is That Church): to." Dr Mannix's Catholic Cr-sc) procession has been par- respect that has borne down the workcould ever hope for a better Archbishop Mannix As an Irish of flowering gardens, so had. with the demonstra- ers, and not the principles of Christianyour lov- sums and scent in her than we have from pleased perLove remains was it it. metal ticularly before yellow the played will future as demonstration, we part long AUNT BESSY. returns of your Australian My Dear Children,-I hope When I tion, and %specially of the ing, It is for ity.In a brief answer to Mr. Anstey, the It will eliminate all suspicion pockets. Many happy in de- in it by returned soldiers. had a very happy fect. all have a Holy Easter time. I had a (feebly birthday: 1 hope youjoke of bias if I use the Age report of the attitude be Anglican Dean Hart said brothers vindication your a him was a little girl I remember It was Patrick. good a St it: and of the enough but truly) that it was not a one. It was Coolup Honours I laughed when I scribing the adopted during the war, very great disappointment. when to you. on since. on looked up forgotten and had Coolup, put was early then very workers up you "Everything the Rookwood, he has expressed fact that told inc that if I got read of it, but, my dear Grade, or soldiers came into view about 2 p.m., views the sun March 17, 1920. he has "resolutely the church, and had looked in vain; a man Since, by the way,declined Easter morn I would see a had whether they our accept line to let shouldn't turn away from onions a not that to was because mattered it fact highBessy,--Just and joy-joy the simple Aunt Dear dancing with or north-of and absolutely" G. K. forgotten potatoes, they are amongst presenta- the over death coast, and was born in the south never looked to the church. know that I have not monetary gift as a farewell dear Lord had triumphed for priced commodities onbethe Catholic Federa- Chesterton has put the same thought and immortal you you got some green on delighted to _Ireland. tion, the Australianentertain should and had risen glorious the a entertheir at study: of you. Have on nice brothers him hill careful your the a Tragedy very a down repay by to YOUNG :BELA= SOCIETY OF We had "They came decided in words that from the grave-that sorrow it left to-day? to enjoy the rapture of your disgustbird band of men tion hasfarewell last Friday night has not been tried, and WESTERN AUSTRALIA. in the Exhibition Builgrey chargers-a gallant Calvary and the greatDivine One had tainment here Patrick's of public There being pelted with them. A little to "Christianity difhonours found Day. possible finest been as the has close it as jusgained do the St. date wanting; had would who found ing, on a to the lovers of told me that Kalgoorlie the mystery celebrate for Rome, and to ficult, and left untried." Christianity the Patronage of His Grace the twelve items which came of the the war. And the crowd paid tribute. Under departure about his of reception that were its in and been made beautiful by there itself cause My sister tice to Archbishop. It was perhaps hope you From the masses of spectators has been left untried; that is the I present him with an address. in between the dances. of the Ressurection. who Delegate. and I man, for cheers, of One Apostolic seen, barrage ever song. the had a solid I sang came a of our troubles. honour of Objects: The Study of the Language, the first sunrise Sale Boys' College. girl, and a Iis both in Coolup, played stepped out bodly in Day. I'm sure the streets lived and echoed with the refutation of Music, History, Literature, and Danelittle resident theoretical sleepy new this a very But a The Patrick's was So the had in solos. green on St. this spectacular demonstration statements is ing of Ireland, and the revival of the card- sustained roar of applause. with very nice cornetdecorated manifesta- Mr. Anstey's sweeping practical lover of Blanketland: but I also with you did. I am sending you a for the weFrom facts of my sex, several may go on to another our V.C. winners made progress best of an Irish -Ireland. hall was very prettily even dwarfed by a few me all the latent curiosity I activity in this State, WEDabove the door you will, I know ,do your and morning flags fluttering in the Catholic of Mr. An. ideals of Easter flags; tion centre Thank and Australian The lovely two ones." sacfigures. The Society MEETS every that greenery "wee on and and failte," little friends the sustained sailors more of that mile a returned came of suburb He 8 p.m., at the "Cead the demanding is one words, them Thousands van. NESDAY EVENING at MU Arch- stey's constituency ago, waited for the sunrise.all his glory, but were the a long strip of white cloth. you, dear, for the love you send swung fortnight a They Mel, of Sale R RAY-ST. At HALL, few miles north a and soldiers followed. column of four- rifice. Brunswick, BOHEMIA foundation beautiful old sun in in him. Mother painted on the first time St. Patrick's and your loving, the is bishop Mannix laid This is a suburb that along the roadway in As this was (near William -street). there wasn't a dance AUNT BESSY. and had marched stone of the new boys' college. It was bourne. Labour, my eyes, and that Day was celebrated in Coolup. I think and (like all others, a virile khaki line which of Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies said the sleep was inawake, Egypt, the of course a gala day for Gippsland. The strongly couldn't it went off very well. There have ways be spoken Is. and may desert the exceptions) through few the properly in with here Juveniles, 6d: Gentlemen.Secretary. I wasn't Phelan), fires through (Dr. In and open, bush Sale of suburb, wide large Busy Gallipoli is of Bishop man's were very paths Mary O'BRIEN. eyes P. sombre MISS been some of as a working in see. Alas! my and France. And course of a statement, mentioned that mother's faith lately. are three Catholic There is quite a change the mud of Flanders MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary. and perhaps if I had my have with in seven years the sum of £65,000 had Brunswick there in adjaseen the the weather now: the mornings and St. Joseph's Convent, Albany, on Saturday they marched again buildchurches (not counting those The are 21, 1920. and credulty I might March spirit There ecclesiastical the on parcold. and remember expended I really abandon been Coburg). evenings are many cent suburbs, like Telephone 739. sun dance: but I didn't. am going to the joyous been war an adventure. to-day, and I think has face, blushing Dear Aunt Bessy,-I instead ings within the diocese, and still Brunswick sports at Pinjarra good. of my which had made thewho he looked very red in theand don't supsuffered- - parishes have credit bank balances. ish of North that radiantly little niece now M. HALLION. they will be very there? I Well, news be yourMary. her Some there were And had wonder. founded only six years, yetoninchurch with aps with delight, busy more is in followed FACTORY, figures Mary they the him BREAD makes seen be spent ever smiled. MACHINE you will contime, £11,000 has been hter than I had With love sister, is studying for but they flag ut- What morn- pose is being NORTH FREMANTLE.of ful is the fact that the diocese so I will close. commercial lessons, and It was Easterwhen their divisional banners-each souls. It buildings, and a new church the noontime. happy Catholic all is scarce, parts so she will not have time this all history-through 12,000 all to of niece, only For exams., page Delivered loving her tains morning vivid a of £10,000. Bread your cost is rebuilt at a years old, so tered ing-the very with the Hosannas of the from ALMA BIRCH. write. I am only ninemuch of people who welcomed is said that in Rome, Australia in the money, of course, reliance is being mantle, Cotteeloe, Claremont. ;Pk, from me an avenue my card to Heaven rings Christendom Catholic chorus-Christ you must not expect as for what they were. by the un- cognised as leading-building: Malt and Brown Bread a Spada*. P.S.- I have not received placed on the workers, the There certainly heavenly choirs in full have a procession them We are Lord church of Mary. marched the from troops matter as Christ district. Shipping Supplied. "As the yet. first to parishioners of the the Lord was Risen, in Brunsfor remem- of the Blessed Sacrament every white decided sun discovered the street at the diocese of Sale is doing its best death and the several large Catholic schools girls, had triumphed over Thank you. Alma dear, to Sunday. Six little girls wearing life into keep up our reputation. new a chilResurthe delighted breathed and of and boys am I 1,700 Feast of intervals the where wick. grave-it was-morrow, little friends, we bering me so soon.didn't forget dear old dresses and red cloaks carry baskets and the given a THE the colours of the procession PALACE HOTEL dren of the workers, are being grey Dr. flaunts on the Condition of rection To hear that Coolup that your sister and flowers and strew them along the path. we will keep From below the sombre flags Ireland. primary education by self-sacrificing I do love it. crowd.of the Patrick, and and will celebrate that Feastsix. St. TERRACE, PERTH, out memthe national of How the pour his one am will GEORGE'S I buildings Brothers. ST. we keeping to Tide; about Ire- nuns and Christian people, say that also join the walls a deep colour note. But the the Holy Easter treasuries W.A. Speaking on that occasion of love, the you contributed The Children of Mary chosen of all of the struck Anstey, Mr. SodalDr. can amongst the Bill, Rule m a most green joined refrom our little the drab khaki, land, and new Home the "workers." our share of ory I know there are many good procession. I have The PALACE is situated Banks Last Sun- dominant tone was day had "the Church" neglects and that of tabernacles of our hearts, papers Angels. red up. The close to Holy Cool from brilliant said: the sadde,t the position, of by risen the Mannix of around ity one parts charming is to Jesus in and lieved in dear blindness What Mental Ireland Our and Bill. of day. Rule Love's Hosannas Sunday sad Theatres, friends a middle Home and the the the your was in of told them we kept day here -F. J. C. Commercial Houses, age! did justice to a nurse's cape. Down we the dead. Last and in spirit up. I am sure you of somewas a Home Rule Bill diseases of our by the principal You Sister Mary Magdelene died whilesuch It went flutter a it? we patronised sing? was was largely is there you did distance State. for, and that noFeast of Palms, day when the dear song-but what and I am curious to were at second Mass. She was We thing green. the in asked nobody Graziers and that Farmers back to the glad to Jerusalem and forgot to tell me, breath of an Irish a dear Sister; everyone loved her. I as body was going to accept. (Applause.) MODERATE TARIFF. "Rumble of many tramping feet it had the on Monday. Son of Mary came lilt of It meant that Ireland would still be of joy-joy know if in it. We are having a spell all went to her funeral J. T. GLOWER!, Proprietor. little they echoed down the street, theand your oppressor. for me was foreign was hailed with raptures air have of a so a will heel now, Telephone, A1428. you the hope under and be followed of cool weather ourselves just an 'Irish air, playing nearis band herit a As govern to that was soon to pass Bossy. During niece, dear Aunt instead of being allowedThese alien opalong the route folCalvary. that you in Coolup by the awfulness of been I am not surprised are I will wish you a holy. chorus of cheering way. end time, own the their the her made in Easter ly following they self nearing as this week we have Week, walking with are cooling. Weand before very long happy Easter. Love from Mary and lowed the soldiers Parlia- pressors were dividing Ireland into two MSS T. L O'CONNOR, way in the direction of Federal let these two ceremonial of Holystory of His Passion, of the hot time, our wraps and furs. myself.-Your loving niece, 46 Cleaver -street, West Perth. There was a sudden pieces, and would thenmight. Next Town Hall, KALGOORLIE. ment House. Ireland KINNANE. Jesus through the will be looking for far away for me, they as the Holy PHYLLIS squirm of pieces containing as the carriage Swisher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe joining in the lamentations Pinjarra is ratherlike to spend a day am very halt the same rights as the smaller of MelI Accommodation. throughout dear, claimed her Excellent Archbishop Phyllis. Organ and Harmony. with now Catholic fight should Roman weeping Well. I to Church, Australians went card, my glad that you are to be Mary's proxy. bourne (Dr. Mannixi swung to the nations. treason, denial, and though I will send you asparing TERMS ON APPLICATION. but they the sad trail of with my UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. mind I side of the roadway to take the salute for the rights of little nations, had the Blessed there. been commercial have I the has been is prepared to take Mary Alma. they O'Connor death, sorrowing Magdalene Miss and the dear had settled notice, and she imagines that letters to of the marching men. There was a came back to find that history was Mrs. QUEALY Proprietress Pupils for the Pipe Organ. Mother and with the foot of the Cross. little friends untilthethey However, holidays. When Aunt Betsy must be entrusted to her remarkable outburst of enthusiasm as disillusioned. the of spite good St. John at with our eyes of themselves after In yet. little them not all written mounted escort of V.C. winners has passed I must get little secretary. So welcome enter into On Good Friday, act of Eastertidework But Mary the black clouds they would They again. Love to you Phyllis to our Corner. up as a bodyguard. The cheerziklikAt4iesficli3c4?:..4ktilAirlantieAclitni/elikaitniicikik-stle4t.:10418:510A. would Faith. we saw the culminating though she formed mercy, and down to and spontaneous as the their own. (Applause.) warm not forget us, even affairs was ing must His wonderful love and we beheld from your loving, letter returned war nurses came forward in east off the dust of Westminster, and AUNT BESSY. In commercial is busy. it. with tears in our hearts to return like to the I'd boy going in of not and squad were and away writing is an essential it's not good the decorated drags. A and then car Him in symbolism laid three earnest There was now no nation in God's you to tell Mary that to Aunt Betsy. scouts from Kensington, tomb. And during the Kathleen Supposes. 41 silence we await after car carrying wounded and dis- universe that would sanction or appolicy to cease writing begin days of death and Oh, will NEW NORCIA those terribly Aunt Bessy,-You you: but I So you are one of the little angels who abled soldiers. The crowd, remember- prove of England's treatment of IreDear Easter morning. 41 !t.' Lord ing the war and what it had meant to land, and she was bound to profit by true the forgotten the of path when have I the in days think flowers to in strew anxious Apostolic letter my ensee tear to The had the Sisters of St. Joseph Sacrament? that tribute. by with her 41 waiting Blessed for been Conducted sympathy these men, paid special Hosts in the lovers of Jesus watched grave of have did nos to you before Xmas of the the of sent I was very cheers Ireland I one when which world. Phyllis! sealed redoubled the little Ladies print the circled eyes Young Happy postal of laden 41 and Sister will. for the Education it my collecting card men waved a green flag. want perpetual enmity with England it grieved when I heard of dear their Lord. To-morrow a land I hope you received I hope, with I'm sure you wounded A for lie. followed the drags containing Ireland, if left alone, would begaze Magdalene's death, and by the mercy allof of God, her in that letter of one so There and of peace, and when England though note loss clergy, and the mentioned us, for Catholic SUPERIOR I the sad of for safely. very a all members 41 were breakgladly forI received from For further particulars apply to the SISTER that she is in Heaven see the sun dancing with about a donation further bask there came the haunting all that was due to her they would letter dear. But pray ones --we may not 41 are and where melody of 'The Wearin' o' the Green' give England all her past sins, although in them the so if you still haveit the just friend, the this where than joy, our souls may offeel the Presence of I would rather you publish enter. May her soul it was more than she deserved. They from the Irish Pipers' Band. 41 to see I sorrow does notOf spiritual sweetness with course, I'll have you one, as I wanted this person "Students from [he Christian Bro- were told that Ireland was riddled or IvecArRmerm;wacPswEF4713c,801F81-1micq3wocw;fr-IPITA the Risen Lord. 15 as I do not rest in peace. received the donation,thank them per- as my little niece-you will leaving the thers' schools, the parochial schools, crime. Last year there were 14At preA HAPPY EASTER. BESSY. Hibernian the policemen. really of of address not is the members murders she know alleged and young Your loving-AUNT dear Aunt, you company; I Catholic Benefit Society sent there were nine men charged with it Corner, she will come sometimes. sonally for it. I hope, Tal. MIK nice cool change; and all the Australaiiian the pro- murder in New South Wales, but they are enjoying the put the spirit of youth intocame after am sending Mary and youloving, FOR TEE "WEB ONES " treat a Wales quite the now, them here your of Following is lovely to clubbies the love were not told that New South cession. going is there sends There Society. was crime riddled. In one week Page AUNT BESSY. t. the awful heat. fancy dress ball here members of St. Patrick'sposition Reader of the Children's of were 50 murders in England. It would and the "wee ones." which marched in the SI as an Easter gift forThe gift is much be a plain Monday night in aid of the other societies in view take Ireland 50 years to reach that rethe with Green. on Easter the honour big a Wear be Thanks, good friend. will it Clubbies The the cord. He told them this to put them I hope organised hall. having of Club. Opposite King Edward Hostel. claim Catholic their will of you appreciated. CM HAY IT., Next Door Celtic Aloft was their on their guard, and not believe all the I suppose, Aunt, March, 21, 1920. in 1842. success. procession with for retouched alleged 5s. think figthe those sends not of green and gold, with have your bonnet cables told them of Dear Aunt Bessy,-Do have A -.friend from Manson Wednesday, forgot- banner in gratitude for fav- some green streamers for pleasures He knew of a policeman Oil, Crucifixes, of ure of St Patrick on one side, together crimes. your little Albany nieces Tapers, Floats, Sanctuary the. "wee ones," through Little and take part in all the the Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, ived is not so. You will un- with a small Australian flag and the It named Sheridan who executed crimes be in Statuary, Framed Pictures, you. ourswill ten weather bethe Scapulars, Medals, Specialty writing other side. himself, and always committed some. the Beads, not on in the Sanctuary," harp of Rosary Irish delay the day. I hope "Treasury our jewelled close. Jesus," derstand of Foot "Suffer. would give you Marching along in good order-the one else, in order to gain favour with for the event. I will now and New Books just arrived: "At, the to Calvary," "Jesus Crucified,"Sermons fore; we thought we Corner yourself for some stamps, valued Wrfect was a feature of the garrison; but he was discovered. "Looking on Jetis," "From of ethelishem "Lenten generally ith love and kisses toloving in your Homo," marching room Ecce "Wanted": Received niece. more Passion," the received. (Dr. Mannix's) so you see, the procession-there came the memHouse," his God,""Watches Holy favour ones."-Your Man for during the nephews, ing "wee was of or That the "Loreto gratitude nieces in other Is., and Easter," for Re it not be going on on the Passion," "Holy Week KATHLEEN O'MEARA. on Religious Life," Prayer -book Aunt Bossy, we are very considerate. bers of the National clubs, the Sham- time, and might Books by Father Lasance, "Thoughts The Sinn Fein movement had With God, Sunday MisMavoumeen, Last Wednesday being St. Patrick'sa rock Club, Celtic Club, the United Irish still? ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT. Book, My Prayer -book, and in AsI am so sorry, Kathleen Sacrament having outrages, the Jesus by Hurling to Blessed it your with Visits do of Victorian ligion, the to and Sacrament, celebrated nothing reading we League, to the Blessed If the men received in that you missed the It was published Day sal, Roman Missal, Short Visits History of Ireland, by Darcy McGee, Knockschool. We had suggest. sociation, while many hundred proces- were helping the police. Reggie Hynes: Yes. 2s. was acknow- letter in the Corner. donation of 15s. holiday from New Ireland, weather sionists paraded under the branch ban- of that movement were calm and cool, Judge by the Irish if Tabernacle, an the of week, the Recollections during your December O.K. Thanks; Sullivan, ed A. M. would get in January, and to MidCaAmerican Story nagow, Story of Ireland byGood I had such a proved fine, that we should go Wednesand kept their heads, they ners of the Hibernian Australasian Assortment of English andMadonna, ledged with other donations. A a letwas acknowledged.Christmas St. JosMcDonnell Bodkin. Annals, that I was dleton Beach for a picnic. they were working for. In tholic Benefit Society. The banners, Heart Messengers, Our Lady's crush of letters at so we Orders were what ex-Austraan Sacred day, Maria legend, Ireland and Irish Books. Ave from lots, glorious some a him Northam Prosperous. in to Anna!, displaying ter them proved each Anthony's day divide St. to a Jingo, a Australian, had compelled enNortham, We of Garland, Imperialist, outbursts allow. great eph's journey. a Bulong-road, would on our lian officer, signal for renewed Mrprint them when space your destina- the whom March 7th, 1920. Promptly Attended to. letter in started a conscriptionist, onea great thusiasm. lovely walk, and reached our On the Loyalist, Perhaps you overlooked in is the first Thank tion about half -past two. Ilughes had said was garrisons "The processionists dispersed Dear Aunt Bessy,-This on that account. hope were Corner many and the in fol. you, crowd to ourselves The English enjoysaid that the beach we enjoyed time I have written I am just now and peace and quietness. into reone of your you, Kathleen, cup endeavouring to drive Ireland Irishmen of coffee. and you you will accept me as different ways, on the swings home lowed suit.'. to give you ing a nice hot He hoped that hot drinks unless swinging boats, etc. We came was the character and composibellion. That many nieces. I am going want don't Norwe We was of He know Drive. celeI should by motor round the Marine would keep cool, however. a cool time. tion of "one of the most notable a description of the district about 68 miles we are enjoying joy of ail wore green hair ribbons and took brations which Melbourne has wit- sure reputable Irishmen would. tham. It is situated of like to join with you in the off. the capital let to the I spectacular a Perth, motor alk of the from only is coming our hats off in from the city "The Church and Labour." At night nessed,ofnot The ,town itself the Easter ballasthat view, but from the record my little friends used green wave in the breeze.in the Western Australia. point of a lecture reTown title area, and hope it will be also the large was was NORCIA It fairly come ball This a I NEW grand a over Could paraded." was of extends more to say. "a bonier one." bonnet-it has there deco- numbers who the number of onlookcently given in the Chapter HouseMelnew within recent years has become Hall. The hall was beautifully a record from enlarged by to it I'd show my you BROTHERS. once at such a St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral, M.H.R. visioned, but it rated, and a beautiful green flag with compact and considerably streamers of ers. Interest was at who had never Anstey, the CONDUCTED BY TIM MARIST buildFrank not Mr. splendour handsome by the many beaubourne, of white enhanced and harp the erection on pitch that thousands the business has the green and gold I gold seen the account of troubled about the procession before It was one of a series of lectures have I shall take first trimmings. You the all. ings. given being interlacing are withtifully places. and social problems that it. and manufacturing in hoping the weather our dear Sister Mary Magdalene's Terms: Forty SWIMS per Annum is proOur came this time to see the Exhibi- there. Now Mr. Frank Anstey any particular class; join with you for the occasion. Thank death in this week's RECORD. out enumerating The celebrations within far We as they bably the most brilliant of the miliyou boarders wear a uniform now. whole it clearly shows will be perfect as kisses and successful love were At but taken as a energy, the tion for Party. faith the you, dear, first time; I tants in the Federal Labour ones." Per Particulars Apply to the wore mil- hats to-day for the They are went. Sports events and a spectacular the enterprise, have inand the town of send myself and the "wee loving. of times his brilliance flashes into genius, we did fancy ourselves. and white children's display were the occasion business people his eneBROTHER DIRECTOR. we have many shall pass them on.-Your navy with of enthusiasm, as he makes bitter attacks on this lecBESSY. hats, AUNT manifestations Northam. Secondly, Panama further to give in the S.J.C. on and silver shield with rain caused the cancellation mies. When askedjumped at bands heavy handsome privateweresidences the but Golden. edithe wishin splendid me doubtless have Kalgoorlie, with ture, he them. Mary joinsand town. Thirdly, of all events after five o'clock, purposes, the Caholy Easter. is no par- chance, and thought it an opportunity Austral -street, Kalgoorlie, ing you a happy fices for educationalschools comparing Now that it is over, therereference to not to be lost of firing his radical and accept the March 14, 1920. need for lengthy Love to the "wee ones," tholic and State similar institutions in ticular loving remarks said we views at the earnest -minded attenders Dear Aunt Bessy.-Your same for your dear self.-Your favourably with We have done ail weprinciples, it. The building Under this class I must about Kalgoorlie were on the light of the Chapter House. THE We maintained our niece, the State. would. who could natInstitute lacks BOURKE. City KATHLEEN to no man. As I was crowded, andto those If our Golden also mention our Mechanics and we gave offence a fiery denunciasomething which is a side. beauty treated room, I were possesses demonstration hear reading it this Mavoumeen, public week, ural and said last churches" gold. I didn't, Kathleen "the regards or of as plenty church" "the people attempt of the be the to tion to namely I would great boon instruction, and may well give a quietus insignificant, public more enduring, their city couldn't. I don'tthethink clubbies left me. that has been made to open up the (the distinctionto seemed Boulder residents compare literature, the working man. it one has to half so happy ifI am in its attitude The town possesses fine munitold, are growing sores of sectarianism. news. to Heaven, for to enterGate, of them, elecSome although unreservcomplete are a and assertions Golden graceful How far his cipal institutions. bringing the place pass through a as the corn-stalks grow, V.C. Winners in Melbourne. looking; and true is a big question: but, firstly. not appear very heavenly onyes- up tric installation, enbut not it does day. and splendid, and proud strongly influenc- edly was should birthday Lastly, him) my are opinion was like date. It they Public to others up imagine quite march- he (and a they are beginning to some churches dusty I came home expecting I hope you ed by the number of soldiers to get a clear idea ofof what ! least, Northam hasenhance "the its archi- terday,toand Adelaide. too big for the Corner. such and was still more deavour speak from Saturday, they arrived on notions. when ing considerably have mean they parcel which Cross Having finished my When I arrived my brothers present- are not entertaining or of "the Churches." The the forerunners of stirred by the number of Victoria are tectural beauties. Church" I they as dear, far touch up. As will tied Don't I town, box nicely God hates these winners in Melbourne. latter term is frankly self-contradicdescription of thesurroundings. Their ed me withasa large Vanity and Pride, andinnocenceThe know, the names of those who assisted tory, and its contradiction is apparent you may imagine, I was course, The small boy who towails briefly upon its two destroyers oflittle girls and little in the celebration are:are almost un- Of 300,000,000 to open it. What do get eager agricultural capacities extremely when there is one body, for a not is take and Corner because you forgot Potatoes of itself as V.C., sneaks One has only to Catholic alone contained? a McCarthy, it be to D. which L. think surpassed. strong, you meant Lieutenant that I boys alone: it isbig as well as the little; time from any part onions. and which repudiates I was so disgusted brothers Church," trip at the presentevidence (W.A.). "the G. the de for C. magthe group Corner of for the who would them at them. I think of the town, and Lieutenant J. Maxwell, V.C., M.C. the other bodies the all ex- for all who can do somethingthat the Northam are threw same name- It awful nuisance. We are nitude of agricultural themselves under Bar, D.C.M. (N.S.W.). that Apostolic "wee ones" or any charity clearly show are an over the visit of the to Aunt Bessy andLieutenant John Hamilton, V.C. can be said without fear of denialshould and plainly abundant,areand house, cited promight and Corner march energetic Church" my "the we are going Rouse upon and for. attack that our farmers beg Delegate, to any N.S.W.). climate Day. has the nerve its of excellent our Patrick's V.C. St. litWith on examination and Dwyer, an big J. by gressive. in the orocession be preceded Lieutenant John differlittle friends the clubbies, area is easily accessible, is evident that Mr. calling to very busy preparing for Please such a farming railway principles. But itfor (Tan.). al tle, and tell them I am facilities its fine We are school. moment in V.C., one at places Buckley, never their has examinations take Maurice and with goodcentre, Northam Anstey Sergeant has a ent do my best them to come and to think that perhaps commercial me a card, and I will himself to see breaks in our D.C.M. (Vic.). send hate I lowed fulfil. to dear circle. to career the love remedies in M.M. With best bright and prosperous I am glad you sportto fill it. the Church has industrial Sergeant G. J. Howell, V.C., ones."- companionship. green niece, if only the people will apply on St. Patrick's --Your would-be ANNIE Aunt Betsy and to the "wee hands, of its bit ( N.S.W.). DOWNEY. your ed D.C.M. and the clubbies Your loving niece, them. Sergeant J. W. Whittle, V.C., Day, and that you and in welcome. GRACIE STINSON. the ball I Tas.). Annie, dear. you are very to me. Again, Mr. Anstey is unhistorical enjoyed yourselves,a greatthat success. Yes, Peeler, V.C. (Vic.). claims made for the my remarks about KalWalter was dear, cycling Corporal Your name sounds familiar the Gracie, in some ALL GROCERS SELL THEM as comSister to say a brother V.C., M.M: his extravagant or be dear of seems to sister Axford, He a L. report not T. intended the you were read I Corporal movement. Have Labour if they dear, I trust she is (W.A.)). large circle of littleI goorlie death. as you could wish: of a result of eighteen centuries' as where in mythink plimentary Magdalene's that, my that the be. of must got (NS.W.). lot there I never I Private W. Jackson, V.0 friends? ailed blame the limitation!; language. happy in Heaven. ecclesiastical activity, the of Nor. (W.A.). Mary promised me-either Private John Carroll, V.C. was in a pitiable and miserable have read your description knowledge of the isEnglish I should Not till not very beauti- photograph pleasure. Ryan, V.C. (N.S.W.). worker or Kathleen, I am not John Ellen, ameliorations. Kalgoorlie or no Private than with much with COUPON in every Package Suppose Mary, state, heard the did (N.S.W.). I have There is a Perhaps now that anpoint of natural beautyPrivate W. M. Currey, V.C. V.C. like to visit Northam. the rise of the Labour movement the ful from the you gold. sure which. come in of have place working will pretty plenty of very say, you Cartwright, a is decency are get Private George that it Annie, dear, I think you she has, as interest the workersand the world's uniforms and not forsuch other material are now the centre of is the open sesame to Kalgoorlie Spring. other company picture, from the al- Gold shouldn't to you all, and a in These They were present at conditions Even with these advent Melbourne. should get a commission ad- heart, and why benefits. the get me. My love nice lament loving, the Catholic for to not your home need from Northam She dermen at you gave the municipal- be pleased? a monster ',Acorns hedge - lot for yourself 4.UNT BESSYof green pastures and vertisement of sweet bloc to me. I sincerely absence ity. Write often has lined lanes, nor the smell bright very a hope your town

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Just "Another Sinn Fein Outrage"

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barefaced theft from a shop in a main inLet me give you an illuminating all the stock worth while is press attitude to- road, when stance of EnglishWhen Fin- removed in a motor car." Constable wards Ireland. later, the London Daily days Five staggered he with this: negan was shot at Thurles in reviewing the Smart Styles home and called to Express followed E. ell the most fastidious will find delight to the door of histhey sees a sensational murday "Each me!" shot have view at BOANS AUTUMN AND on are witch his wife: "Mary. who does not feel a der, a hold-up by armed men, a motor Creations, and Exquisite in their simplicity as well as a shooting affray. He is not human on reading that car burglary, or fact WINTER SHOW. There are Styles charming moment. in the situation is clutch at the heart unfortunate the most Up -to -Date Modes of the But it was not the An encriminals poignant cry. which with frequency Editors that the hearts of the English COSTUME DEPARTMENT. joy immunity." splendid a "What ran.z.ntZRY DEPARTMENT. were touched. with one English Papers on English Crime scare-head," they exclaimed Just opened. Smart Coat andinSkirt in big black GaReady-to-Wear in How weird this seems after the savSpecial value accord, and so we found COSTUMES, for winter wear, of pages and the of 99/6. braided coat; very smart. age assaults on the "murderous state HATS. nice light straws, bands bardine, fat type across the tbp dark in lan12/8. restrained the Yet FROCKS, ribbon. -Piece of One Ireland!" papers: of bows Useful the Me!" guage these papers use, now that the grey, cotton tweeds. 47/6. in black. Very Smart Black Beaver HATS, "Mary, They Have Shot I will dreadful state of their own country has Handsome Caracut COATS, many shapes to select from.Felt 27/8, But that is only "journalism," the Ready before brought Smart in journalism vividly been so very smartly cut. Six Guineas. Splendid Value be told. So it is-English Oh. that's world's notice, is far more telling than in all colours and white. -Wears, affairs. to Winter COATS, in greys and browns, Irish to as applied fat-type it is plain screaming scare -lines and 14/6. with large collar and belted back. 59/6 nonsense; in fact, it's worse, grey, summaries of the outrages. very nice Felt HATS, in all in I will be told Girls' hatred, blind, Smart Wool JUMPERS, 52/6. bigoted, haven't fincolours and white. 9/11. The National News calls for the reVieux Rose, and Purple. again. Very well, but I Stitched Silk HATS 6/11. introduction of the "cat" as a deterChildren's ished yet. The strange coincidence rent for crimes of violence. etc. that It was a very same English papers London Evening News admits that in the veryheadline, was the "to -day we are faced with a very markthere this flared that in Englishman ed increase in crime, especially report of the arrest of anThe Cycle and Motor Agency, affair was crimes of violence," and demands sevThe on a charge of murder. head- erer sentences. a giving while Kalgoorlie worth and not thought Perth given a place Reynold's Newspaper for last week ing to. It was not even Sole Agents for W.A. The arrest was printed a terrible picture of England: at the top of a page. set "An unparalleled wave of lawlessness It wreaths. lines. few a in just chronicled Golding, aged 30, had of a most violent, brutal, and startling at the graveside. Numerous and out that Charles King's Cross station. nature has swept the country from end letters, and telegrams of sympathy In Ireland, where we have aeroplanes the beby at received arand were arrested tanks been not where condolence which us; over affairs wife, of buzzing his of condition arrangea end, to funeral The lorries, cramLondon, for the murder reaved family. found with the only threatens the sanctity of human moured cars and motor in the hands of Messrs. whose body had been the life. but promises to destroy the feeling med with soldiers and police armed MR. THOMAS POWER. ments were O'Dea May her soul rest The man admittedwords our toes; THE LATE and throat cut. over the Bowra running in are public -a -pie, the cap by Thomas exact imposed Mr. His trust The funeral of the late machine-guns murder on the spot. guv'nor, I did it of over safety." where we trip -street. in peace public of Howard guardians Little 10 right, No. of all to go Power, "It's we as were: planted on the pavements on February 28, As to what was the cause of this and where we Fremantle, who died with a razor!" If it wholesale taking of life and of the kin- visit the Xmas Fair; JOHN LACEY (1818-1990). result of an accident, took place Saddle, Harness, and Now, what is the explanation? Newspaper are almost driven to wearing blinkers as a Monday Reynold's the 1st. inst outrages, up-to-date dred and afternoon, of on points "journalism," from the eyes was only our is written that "three score deprotect It to The frank: out 116 Barrack Street, Perth. flare equally was them span of man, by regiments and was largely attended. "journalism," that made ten years is the allottedfour 60th. year, was why did "A peculiar feature of a number of myriad bayonets wielded his in me!" was must who score shot wanceased, have the aimlessly they and "Mary, was and he who reaches of boys, eternally guv'nor, the more recent savage attacks is that born at Waterford, Ireland, and goldYe: at times we meet gen- dering the streets, why the sight of a they not flare, "It's all right, suffer more." At the very robbery and revenge, theforhitherto who, by of the earliest pioneers on the Heavy Supplies of all Goods connected I did it with a razor"? murder and revolver in the belt of a Dublin police- one one men of strong constitutions motives the and accepted as widow erally a leaves habits. He sensational as fields. is "Made" Business. least, the latter have been man makes us think of home. clean and healthy living, frugal with Saddlery brutal outrages, appear tonew stimulatIn son. The funeral cortege moved from and say. duty, to I should first. motive. home, devotion of earnest think entirely us to an by simproceeded ETC. and very superseded the residence, is TENTS, faithfully above the Lonserve the to explanation of the think us motive No, ed by a high "another that of an insensate passion to destroy future it will make HORSE RUGS, TARPAULINS, Patrick's Church, Adelaide -street. neighbour, set aside ple one, that the one was don Star and of the "nervous" London St. was both God and their above. regardless of consequences." just an Such may Fremantle, where a short service Sinn Fein outrage," the other In this life, the decree quoted policemen. cemetery, All the English papers follow along local the Joan to murder. thence held, English of ordinary modestly be written of the late in the Eng- the lines of the above, except one,perQuit the Pooling. where the remains were interred in County Limerick, manner is illustrated No Born graphic is Lacey. unanimity Their Father the matlater. Rev. Let The which portion. had 0 fooling. he the 10 Ireland. Catholic 1816, quit the £10 June. yes, from towards Ah, 24th. mind of the on Records, lish none Disc to play Cylinder or outrage in J. Casey officiated at the graveside. Ireland, the remarkable age of 103 fair, and just fect on certain points. They to "pro. English press report every Edison Phonographs, ter how otherwise honest, reached Point am the records them call on the Government when let it do it fairly. And The chief mourners were: Mrs. Power months, may be, immediately they but These machines play with a Diamond half a Ireland, and none eigat Englishmen years They areas." Margall - claim the murder the out- (wife), Mr. Wiliam Power (son), the 9th. will stand much hard wear. 3 15 0 just as in reporting some of they look towards Ireland, on go the he passed peacefully away on (grandof them demand that motor permits. from and Eileen Power Men's Home, Clare. rages in their own England, urge look 14 14 0 glasses. Rezonola Disc Machines, that garet Power (grandson), inst. at the Old similar to those demanded in Ireland. and James cause from the for daughters), Goose. 0 the around far 30 Machines, They 5 Sauce rnont. Columbia introduced into England. are useless Jack Dorgan (nephew). The coffin from punishment and repressionare his is sauce be special line of Cabinet Gramophones, directed bearers were: Messrs. J. Connolly, W. lItcurda. The deceased centurion left after What is sauce for the goose none of them scream for battalions of measures Send for Catalogues of Machines Ever since I have soldiers to be drafted to the towns unless remedial causes, let Lyden, James Moore, and George Sal- native land whilst still young, and those Ws Sell for Caelt or on Eery Terms. for the gander. or cause, that against speak only the murderers." in other parts of Country-I Messrs. PERTH to "terrorise IreOld to were: experiences the concerned in process -bearers various Arcade, pall been same The the count luer. them apply CO.. le has damn- Perish the thought! the world, arrived at Fremantle in 1854, PHONOGRAPH 4 TYPEWRITER for that-the English press E. C. Mayger, president, F. Chaney, land. in the this (Perth and having thus spent 76 years in made ed Ireland and the Irish peoplemanner. Some Quaint Reasoning If these crimes in England are to be secretary, and S. Duncan he Union), Bakers' ex-soldiers-who State, chiefly at York. Here of Operative most appallingly outrageous atdoors Fremantle struck a different laid at the that repupaper high exaggeration, The a gross gained C. and ever and experiences. Exaggeration, and P. J. Dunn, T. McMahon, Union). many friepds. are unhinged by their war the atrocious titude on the question was the Sunday industry and devotion to can be glossed over, but that pun- the papers hasten to add-itof won't Holmes (Fremantle Lumpers' on the tation for is unIt boldly declared not The Famous "Snigg's Corner" Times. thouduty. In after years he loved to relying, and, worse still, half-lying, abate remedy matters to have tens Many wreaths were placed Perth repression will and Streets, ishments Murray to and from pillar call the long list of cherisJseds.parnes, Barrack pardonable. and numerous communications What a pity this journal sands of them kicked Press in the evil! re- although he sadly concluded witff--aiie, and grave. We talk of the power of the expressing sympathy have been The the same reasoning to post unable to find employment, compariapply in not est does non is it the As relatives. but wits. remark, "They are all gone." Australia, by the bereaved forced to live by their can put it Ireland. But wait. The very fact (it out to Norstated, ceived son with England. Anyonethe funeral arrangements were carried THE PLACE TO GO FOR About 25 years ago he went was crime- goes on) that there are "outbursts of London Police Commissioner of Co., spite and In the human Davies test. hold E. he the to Arthur to taught that by Messrs. tham. In early manhood it speaks lawlessness" is evidence of the fact to they have been Silk and Fashion Shirts, of the late Mr. Hats, Claremont. and laden atmosphere of England, companion Fremantle of and harnessed Panama cheaply friend be life could Vests, English "passions these Fancy Press that English "outrages" the accidentally the for was all well if who -proIreland, Carroll, counter in John And, of nobler interests" if some Sox, Ties, etc. people almost faint at the thought ROBINSON. killed near York on the 6th. January, are to be laid at the door of Sinnto Fein, in Ireland. cess were set to work. norrethe state of terror existing 1866, and his widow subsequently the is it going to help a resumption the late Mrs. Alice Apparel So, to follow out this reasoning, if of funeral ago I was in Scotland. susThe mere months on few A people moved to Northam and married mal by arresting Mr. Thomas in brought me my Assistant Commissioner Redmondofhad Robinson, relict of the late March is a pleaIt fun of the thing, reThe lady of the house the Atkinson. in T. for or Mr. (instead late 16th. picion, two England a in on to shot been Robinson, took place highly espaper one day, and, pointing SUPERVISED trial, and deport them to num- sure to mention that this of a Dublin), the tragedy would have been fuse them jails in last, and was attended by a largs. column account of the shooting COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY teemed lady is still living a comfortable special and intensely-fortified The deexclaimed. evidence of some "passion that could in her when Dublin ber of relations and friends. health fair policeman in Ireland,it must having Moreover, For and age, interests"! age, old England? of to nobler years be to 74 be harnessed the ceased lady, who was "What a dreadful place there- Castle and every policeman and all who Ire- home at Nogogering, near Northam. DON'T FORGET THE example, the perpetrator would would was born at County Limerick,South know full well live in!" which existed between Ireland of The friendship he people soldier small good New a in what in prove arrived paper, by ADDRESS She of these land. Yet in that same her first husband and the late John are the murderers of a number gang in makes-if only there was a war on! MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. of Wales 54 years ago, with her husband, a paragraphs that totalled 11of inches Lacey had greatly strengthened durinis. CORNER BARRACK and policemen-that they are of a gen7 of the Here are the actual words of the in the English who carried on the business served all, there were the details has who her years of widowhood; and now. in man a criminals this in to "Because arrived She possible Sunday Times: blacksmith. era! charactersmost revolting murders itin isEngland notorious Tel. A1940. be are and his old age, unable to work, he spent cannot Army in killed Germans in war, he years ago with her family, imagine, all committed days! to the peace of Ireland for State 24 But the last 20 years with the family of his tend peace. it esin will wife his Robinson, J. kill to W. allowed Mr. son, three her ignore where Enjoying deliberately to the previous two or to old friend at Nogogeringmerely authorities of the who business well known this lady, it is pitifully inadequate the the blaze tablished and and having comfacts I showed them to is needed. these well-known Mrs. Robinson a peaceful existence, dreadful place to punish the criminal. More health, he seemed quite the eyes of the world the Golden Bakery. good thought Ireland "awas to before set paratively RE. -process tragedies counter THE a least of be the in must not There an ardent supporter live in." But she to contented and happy, until abouta two as "more Sinn Fein outrages?" never was DENTAL SURGEON. said, "they work; the outbursts of lawlessness are CORD, and eagerly looked forward England when he developed feelshocked. ''Oh, those," she like of Quit the fooling. we alThe cortege moved months ago, evidences of powers misdirected, (Upstairs). its weekly issue. a stone at Irethrow to are just ordinary murders intering that his end was drawing near, and afford nobler Re148 BARRACK-STREIT to could a where Church, passions unharnessed Brigid's St. from especially and have!" crime, allowed to go to the Old to be ways in to of regard asked land in There is no salvation Registered Dentist of ests. . don't quiem Mass was celebrated by thetoRev. instiis a legally qualified and The Truth Comes Out. But Irishmen and women now. the Men's Home. He entered that Mr. W. BOXALL, whoAustralia. negatives and repression." draws the attention the McCabe, and proceeded All they Father the 29th last, and amtter. respectfully until that December not on argue tution to that re. want the where It is remarkableof Ireland began, in Cemetery, Victoria and Westernthat his practice in Western Australia, during Commissioner of London own Chief their Karrakatta of 9th management died on March want is the of meritoriNationalist Press Pollee. in the family grave bethe public to the fact lists of murWhen they get that, England mains were laid built on the solid foundations preThe late John Lacey. represented the retaliation, to p'tblish daily of affairs. side those of her husband, who last eighteen years, has been from gratified patients. He appreciates did One can grasp the desperate state will have time to manage hers. The Rev. Celtic character at its best, and in other crimes in England, ago. and years address. ders siv his Chief her Macready, deceased the regarding the Nevil use ous skill and recommendations Sir when then to mistakes stir up to able affairs try be prevent will last press the to England degree manifested an unshakable high English wishes ronducted the he agencies. McCabe that R. Father this so much week's record Commissioner of London Metropolitan Mrs. love for 1,is native land, and a deep and ni Perth, and employs nothe Medical on a lot of root -troubles. She will public conscience. Lastperilously rites. The chief mourners were: late Police, invited representatives of all axe He has only the one establishment A The Press praises, how them to tackle the "wave of crime", Tomlinson earnest devotion to his Church. W. able Country. show be or E. must Mrs. Town and and in him, Jeavons meet T. marvellous to Amup. touts, or canvassers the principal papers John, staunch Catholic, his motto during acto resume amicable relations withwheel William the Public endorses that this they have left this stirring Messrs. reporters daughters), Thirty senup position. the the to to writing shoulder Profession recommends, and is daily demonstrated without pain. purse discuss her "his been, busy Frank ever had They were too obser- erica; to put make the English pound Daniel Edward, George J.andRobinson tive life imaginary- answered his invitation. One system of removing teeth Natural Gum Porcelain Teeth are without of trade and serve an orphan; his life to help Al sational-and, in the main, Robinson (eons), Mrs. W. of reAmerican police bar- vation he made is worthy of record: A true Irishman, he naturalOur beautiful setsworld; worth more than 14s. of and Mr. T. Jeavons (son- friend." of the face and mouth being details about attacks onthat contour the (daughter-in-law), the in own men India is of the it their lots Egypt to in now to restore Moreover, "There are and Leonard ly felt disappointed at the many faildoubt the best racks in Ireland to notice own country, he pointed out, who have not money: to Ireland. in-law), Masters Willie Misses Alice ures of the Home Rule movement; but manner as to defy detection. their restored picked, have will permanently being she what and were pockets produced in such a and (grandsons), to take life And then, but not till then, will Eng- Robinson pay -clerks durable, perfectly tasteless, rivals, in this class Tomlinson he never faltered in the conviction that houses burgled, their owndaylight, and only been accustomed comfortable, light, Robinson, Doris, and Edna pall been encouraged to land be able to look the world square I have many imitators, hutonnomy new system. At -bearers Ireland will one day, soon, rather than The being held up in broadbeing brutally lightly, but ithave wholesome and pure. (grand -daughters). can be remodelled to be expected in the face. not was fitting not W. late, take her place among the nations. workmanand M.LA., My so, Teeth neighlaaurs do Brown, own M. their elsewhere. of work. Messrs. S. were: going back before go would to dentures, individual D. my Ile leaves no relatives, but friends that every time personally murdered. least, call and see W. Morrison, S. Smith. P. Major, because I devote all I my a busy to note-at to his normal state." by my too was There were (naturally much his junior) will miss known they am Wooler And mention T. and and ship is my best advertisement, where Regan, right to Advertisers write stay the Please that can ComI the news We, however, a pity is Hence, present it print-the well-known figure. to but his Too true, any rate, my one practice. large number of sympathisers THE RECORD. men arrested, tried, and missioner did not add the equally true would not call him back to feeble existonly free, are and first .renutation. consultations an atin one day; Govern. to we cheerfully with will rather English the much attended connection ence, in be that their can convicted, entrust Country patients To16661 in Ireland, statement to my own observabid his faithful spirit "God speed to by those who consult me and tack on a police barracks and many pounds are saved of the English ment--according and Scotland, where may again link shore, Ireland other that -soldiers ex two England, in were tions to deciding work to me. organisaup those bonds of love and friendship for reference, and call before according to the soldiers' concerned Army! to note-or and Take a note of my address much by Skilled Assistants. so often ruthlessly torn asunder here." They were also too busy most tions-does not seem -soldiers St., Dentistry in -all its branches sensato their Murray of the go elsewhere. Sunday. ex four Buildings, R.I.P. these Met --that Old restoring print to in Beverley, Moffat's & Month. in Robertson the in burglary and Saturday hold-up of state." York, lint tional cases Perth. ex-soldiers of "normal his of statement Note the Address: Ireland were traced to PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MN'S another was of But it the Phose SOCIETY. the English Army. Irish papers, arrest that caught my eye. Ittoo,caught 15 and 16, chronicle the so I will January Star. TO London the (Upstairs). of M. eye in Cork; on 148 BARRACK -STREET paper that -STREET, PERTH of HAY 504 of J. Geary, and W. Rice, Dublin, and quote the comment (says Devine and G. Tonney, innot at the statement: "It is reassuring Mac Nevil Sir Patronage of His Grace the from two masked men (names or given) Under learn to Star), the burglary, abuse of the MetArchbishop Clone.) Stradbally, all for hold-up for use ready (Chief Commissioner Your Eyes were made he has no that. Lounge, Library. Card and all ex -soldiers! Force), Room, reasonable Billiard Police mechaeism, the ropolitan that intricate is of piece fact with reTo get the best results from any Another remarkable Room, Cricket Club, Barrier?' ^lob, of affairs intention of arming the ispolice can eertainly stand a good deal, but state Eyes the The of it. given tricky be inkling very must a care and Dramatic real Musical, first Debating, A revolver is time to act promptly us by the volvers. of an inexwhen Nature warns (by headaches, etc.) it Society. in England was given to Irish Times. weapon, and in the handswould the far be CLASSES. Dublin Castle journal, constable, COMMERCIAL CO. were pretty pert or nervous This showed that things to the general public A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOfirst tip came more dangerous BESHOULD criminal." 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from Local and General the Archdiocese and devote themselves to what is,joyless News FINANCIAL STATEMENT. our worldly point of view, a carry on FAULKNER-On March 23rd, 1920, important items of interest RivMany life, so that they can better Fitzroy at SPLENDID RESULT. drowned CALENDAR. accidentally made have they until over that held work reluctantly great the have been er, Nor West, WA., John Patrick, £3,740 OBTAINED. cannot be helped life's objective-the training of This James week. their next son of eldest --Easter Sunday. beloved 4 (White) dearly April Sun., Branch our youth in the principles of Catholic The meeting of All Hallows' was The Committee have pleasure in pub nor avoided. It is a short week, the Mary Ann Faulkner, of Westand 5 (White) -Easter Monday. April Mon., reinst., objective 26th. on on great is a held dispatched This be to H.A.C.B.S., lishing hereunder the statement of reeducation. papers having meath House, Queen's Park, and beTues., April 6 (Whitel-Easter Tuesminiscent of the old prosperous 3 days. an objective that cannot be attained Wednesday to make certain of postal ceipts and expenditure in connection loved brother of Frank, James, Mary, day. have We without great mental Sunday. There were 30 members present, we MM. sustained John before of with the recent appeal in aid of the and Ocdelivery and Bridget; and nephew Wed., April 7 (White)-Within the said duty As ations, and 4 nominations.meeting, physical effort: and it is our Foundling Home. The delay in subevery confidence that our several thouFaulkner, Belmont. Aged 22 years.tave. signs and that us with work in which we take agree will the in our report of the last that readers see of mitting the financial result was inevit to Octave. sands the P. R.I. Thurs., 8 (White) -Within finthe at on RE. -7E carried TI not of is price are evident that, numerically and propride selling able, having been occasioned by SeVso much to keep the Deeply mourned. (White) -Within the Octave. ancially, All Hallows will progress of our teachers' health, and to PERTH, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1920. Fri.,9 CORD at threepence, the introduction eral outstanding returns which the ex-Inserted by his loving parents. the expense Sat., 10 (White) -Within the Octave. production, of method portionately with the progress of was both Sisters and Brothers have costly that less ecutive were unable to secure owing to see a of be one or two matters awaiting compleof opportunities for relaxation district. After routine business discernible this week, will not onlythat KEATING.-On the 26th. March, 1920, On Sunday night last, his Grace up plenty but innovation, husdisposed of, the programme drawn recuperation. beloved convenient tion. These have been finalised now, and Joseph, sermore of a James Perth, series at touching completed the visit of Our taster Greeting in honour of the approaching Delegate and those responsible are privileged in the successful endeavour of the manband of M. E. Keating, of 375 Bulmons on the "Words of Our Lord from the His Excellency the Apostolic and it beloved to keep "out of tune" with being able to at last acquaint all inWe regret to have to mention who Perth; the agement North from occasion wenstreet, Taking Cross." the gloriin abstain- terested with the amount thus obtainwas placed before the meeting, serious illness of Mr. Kalmund, We greet all uur readers at this father of Patricia. Angela, Clare, and utterance of the Crucified One, the rest ofthenewspaperdom a with a joyful alleluia. last was unanimously decided that the was seized with a paralytic stroke now popular fad of raised. Gerald, brother of Bernard (Haw- ous Easter time and he ably delineat- ing from We all that they may "It is consummated," ago, and who is at present appreciated. one be members, collectively and individually, weeks Confor will Mary, pray price Receipts.-Western Australian Trotfew the Sister We those of ing death (Victoria). thorn loyal and the perfect in their in the Government Hospital. Mr. Kaland blessings in time ed would do any and everything epoch hope so. ting Association, £1,363 18s 8d; Street vent of Mercy (Fitzroy. Victoria), receive the fruitsthis in who profess to follow Jesus in all outstanding figure triumphal feast. power to make the event an Rev. Dr. eternity of £801 2s 8d; Subscriptions, doof mund has been an the and Appeel, (Perth).-R.I.P. renunciation the John in and especially things, twenty the past Goldfields Catholic annals. Easter is the feast that placesfaith. in All Hallows for In another column is published the nations, £6.40 4s 6d; Foundling Home temporal, those things that bind things O'HurDr. Rev. recent Christian of the arch Sunday of her at the Effort, £597 18s 3d; Last in O'Hurley was present, and expressed 1920, -stone statement cap SMITH-On March 26th.. fast to earth and make the forcible financial Home Appeal. The pro- Appeal, Fremantle members. years. his pleasure at meeting the do asked for the congregation's prayThe resurrection is the feast of the us McCarthy's Sweep. f186; EntertainFoundling residence, "Fern Hill," 227 Adelaide every- ley Lord tradition of them a painful process. blessed on the ment Proceeds, $101 17s; Christian our re. of congratulated triumph Maria, be He signified his intention to interests for his speedy recovery, andtoincito are ers Henrietta promised Perth, moters Terrace, his over death and over paid a graceful tribute thing he can to forward the Brothers' College, £40; River Excursplendid results achieved. A total of list of the late Bernard Smith, in her over His enemies, Mr. no doubt dentally taken On March 25th, his Grace the Arch- £3,740 was obtained. of the branch, and there issoon the powers of hell. The means predicworth as a Catholic and as a man.-he May her soul rest in sions, £28 5s 8d; Government House, 96th. year. one of the members of His professed bishop frustrate to Jews but that his advocacy will roll. be re- Kalmund's life is an edification the by £27 19s 2d; Art Union, £19 16s; Ameripeace. do good tion that He would rise again were the the St. John of God Order. flected in the membership The W.A. Fire Brigades' Association Boys, £15 17..; Labour Day Celehad no thought other than toinvariably gala at can more eloquent he was sports made presence soul; that his annual the means to save their very holding due and IN MEMORIAM. are was brations, £13 4s 9d; Y.A. Ceague, £3. it Whether They Church. the 6, 5, in 3, promises. April the service His arrived of on was it every Oval at recently triumph the present Rev. M. Gaffney, the Fremantle Total, £3,839 3s 8d. of Dr. O'Hurley or whether Bro. morning and evenins. and his fine pre- HALL.- Of your charity. pray for the asked Pilate for a guard, saying, that from All Hallows' College, Dublin, is and 7. A very fine programme has Expenditure -Printing, £37 19s 9d; aftermath of "the beer strike," he that personality. alive exciting to Hall while of where said plenty had unassuming Mary he at Bunbury, and and Mrs. impostor of quiet; that holiday soul a arranged, sence been Incidentals, postage, £34 Ils 5c1; Adverthe spending unusually of repose Duggan was This coupled with sincere piety, lent an addwho passed to would rise again from the tomb. They his sister is a member of the Mercy Or- events are sure to draw a large crowd. tising, £26 4s 2d; Credit Balance, £3,740 Perth). West of (late be called to order only four times. which disciples His ed dignity to every ceremony in The young priest will take his His Excellency the Administrator will Ss 4d. Total, £3,839 3s 8d. her reward on Passion Sunday, April pretended to fear that is a distinct improvement, at the same steal der. Bro. he took part. We sincerely hope that would come during the night and risen that further interest would departure next week for Ballarat. be present on the Monday afternoon. 6th, 1919. time many members look on which had hands notIn beorder allowed to accrue by reason of it is God's will that he may be spared away His body and say "Heerror My Jesus Mercy. The secretarial duties are in thereports Duggan's outbreaks as a tonic, would last the who away and does years. children. the dead many loving from Brennan, and C. financial completion, and for her J. sooner debates by Mr. of the the up -Inserted braces be worse than the first." So the guard everything in ship-shape order. Fuller that meanwhile the Home should benewith the sameness that in his absence memory of our of Roman soldiers given to them veri- Visit of the Apostolic Delegate. particulars will be found in another fit by a progress instalment of the proLast week a gloom was cast over the loving In IIERRING. es the meetings somewhat uninin Her- fied with all the strength of irrefutable Catholic community by the news of column. ceeds in hand then, on the If th. Februdear son and brother, Pte. Jack April resting. The auditor referred ofto his Lord. testimony the prediction of our On Tuesday night, 23rd. ult., a reprethe death by accident of Mr. William ary a cheque, totalling £3,600 was forring. killed in action in France, last week's report made another early to Doyle, who in pursuance of his calling Spring" newspaper an- warded to the Sister -in-Charge for paySt. Paul said "that if our Lord had sentative meeting of the Catholics of lent a helping hand "Second The always He 2. "blue moon visits," but left faith our an abandonthen a down dead Catholic Archbishop the fell Grace. to the Worthy his from which uncharitable at prospector, help. risen conversion of a not Perth, as the needed ment to credit. As will be to those who the accompaniment quote from Clone presided, was held in the Paro- nounces he killed instantly. Mr. sum of £140 8s 4d still remains Church of the Rev. Francis Fothergill of everlasting love from those he left would be in vain." sothewe triumphant suggestions from Rro. Duggan about ed shaft anda was ColCo. Wicklow, The enof it Palace. Keble is and native ritual was Archbishop's Hall, University Committee Doyle Roman the the chial B.A., which bank, Burra, "Corner." the He was formerly cur- deavouring to augment, and so ultiIreland, and was a brother of the late words that we find therein for this fes- matter under discussion was the ar- leges, Oxford. of Kanowloving tival: rangement for the order and items of ate of St. Alban's, Fulham, and later mately be able to achieve their objecstill Mr. Tom Doyle, once Mayor was O'GORMAN.-In fond and Corporal The "comic opera" beer strike ismuch a most he the Excellency Kalmund, His of Mr. son, Lord Regent -street. like the reception dear the na; Thomas's, our which St. tive by amassing the sum of /4,000, an of of memory "This is the day on, but nobody seems to take be a of rejoice Papal Delegate. Each member of the exemplary Catholic, a weekly comin which they are most sannot, Stephen O'Gorman, M.M. (latefrom bath made: let us be glad andLord It may. or may notice. last ambition was ima most unassuming and gathering Saturday died on and for bit representative who very its municant, the did Bank), to praise Gosnells guine, and have every hope of realising "Bung"; Give Commercial with therein. good thing to do away evenly divid- inoffensive personality. Personally. AusPatWest St. that of for feeling 1918. the memory' with 31, bued the to the full, relying, of course, on the to perpetuate wounds on March He is good: for His mercy endureth our we opinion seems to be fairly Christ tralian Catholics would extend to His rick. A really jovial sports programme eo-operation and assistance of all who Eng- and on behalf of the congregation, Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy ever. Alleluia, alleluia. at his ed on the matter throughout the sorrow exof the wish to help in the direction desired. It an sincere warm, so most grounds our a welcome the on express Excellency out carried in soul. on his was man Pasch is immolated. lish-speaking world, but "the opinion untimely end: he has no immediate rewas Messrs. Christie and pression of loyalty so adhering, and a Gosnells Hotel. must he agreed that the effort -Inserted by his sorrowing parents. "Forth to the paschal Victim, and the street" can have but one by the latives here, but a host of friends, all manifestation of faith so touching, that Tom Fitzgibbon, the secretaries, successful in every respect, and well bring about the methods adopted (high- of whom deeply deplore him. at the Christians, so need reassociated memory must undertaken representative loving workers the Pope's of labours the of committee worthy the REBBECHI.-In Rebbechi (Jock), Your sacrifice of praise. "O.B.U. Propaganda League" gensame time allowing their sorrow to be tire from our midst with that favourenthusiastically by the ladies and with them, are to be congratulated on of Louis Patrick sounding name that) -their manifest A that he is 6th., The Lamb redeems the sheep. of the the success of the undertaking. were to the thought solidarity April they by of the as mitigated France. able impression in eager ever for action in tlemen, brief killed no unfairness. We hold and And Christ, the sinless One. of a well result Church in the sunny West, which is dance was held in the local hall in the milk now enjoying the reward liquidate the liability, and the 1917; dearly beloved son of R. Re"Bung," but when we see Nestle's Hath to the Father sinners reconcil'd. of only her due. up, spent and religious life. evening. and it was crowded. thus accomplished must be a source J. M. Rebbechi. of Day Dawn. Death and Life put up. soap put up, sugar put Together, working Nuns good the to pace. in a meeting up, with put to gratification deal quiescat When one has strove: conflict sewing cotton put up, tobacco in the strange a HanipIn that father, been cards "wee the has on the is quite of It loving who Mr. Frank Ardagh, nobly in the interests -Inserted by his so imbued, and so perfectly attuned to as well as a host of other lines, which ton Plains will lose its pride of place The Prince of Life, who died. Boul- so and aunt. ones" now resident at the Home. the requirements of the occasion, the on a holiday visit to Perth fromduring manufacture or preparation ofwithout as the fashionable mining centre. Some mother, sisters. and brothers, Now lives and reigns. The following donations, although inin arousing an innot der. returned to the Goldfields arises, say, difficulty Mary, sawest, not one penny is spent locally, thou What an enorfrom her and Mrs. Ardagh in the statement above, were with- magnificent specimens terest keen enough to deal in a master- the week. effective protest, or at all events, in during As thou wentest on the way holi- cluded declared mous ore body were brought not previously acknowledged in these being ly way with the project, but rather, in daughter, Miss A. Ardagh, are also the wherein out any of them the tomb a saw by I owned lease a leaving from the week intend Mr. F. J. Prideaux, Postthe essaying a selection from the many daying in the city, and "Black," and at the same time seeguns Living One had lain; next columns:Western Boulder syndicate, situated at Ives' master, Hall's Creek, £20: individual well -thought-out proposi- for their home in Boulder during as He rose again: glory whole battery of the O.B.U.we are was His and saw floated, Perth was in That Find. stay in Association Benetheir sports meetDuring Trotting the were laid before week. Australian The annual Easter Monday trained on the humble "pot," Mount MonNapkin and linen clothes, and angels tions that Miss A Ardagh, who fit Meeting. £1,363 18s 8d; Foundling and etc., oversubscribed fourfold. of being a sucadeFrank and apt, Mr. laudable, promise All so ing. give forced to conclude that the O.B.U., Northam twain: ger is also claiming great attention, A Public Appeal, Fremantle Efquate in,themselves, it was necessarily are prominent members of the All Hal. etc., is one -eyed, and that that one is and some of the big men in the min- cess, both socially and fiaancially. Yea Christ is risen, my hope, and He ad- Home£597 18s 3d; Proceeds Concert, by of entries have been rea task to select from them. But with lows' Choir, were heard toSt.great colour-blind. Will go before you into Galilee. Patrick's fort, ing world are pegging out leases in that record number of occasion (per Mr. A. Harripedestrian the and on anything to Willoughby to accede vantage Miss trotting risen unit ready has each both for indeed Christ ceived We know that Leen, district. in His Majesty's Thegan), £7; Collections, per Mr. C. Roads Mr. W. A. Ruediger is in that seemed best in the interest of His National concertsang events. from the grave: a duet, "The Dear Carnarvon, £2; and will Bridgetown they certain on a when section, agreed it was atre, trotting The Catholics of Australia recognise Excellency, the of Victory! of charge King the Hail thou with Board. Is; Albany Roads Board, f1 ls; If things go on as they promise, met Norwhich the of Shamrock," admiration the members elicited Little that the debt they owe to the Sisters and the programme by save Have mercy, Lord, and are on the eve of the biggest be assisted £1 6s: Mr. E. J. First it was thought fit that great appreciation from the large audi- Mrs. O'Loghlen, per Mr. Wallace, £2 alleof all. Brothers throughout this country, and Goldfields Gold is the tham Trotting Association. "Christ our Pasch is immolated, 2s: boom in their history. have will of the Apostolic Delegates' ence. .'von Roads Board, Quairading,£1 Ils: in no place is that debt better recognisand mine Delaney. with assistants, therefore let us feast in the un- at the timePerth, conversation, luia: of more only subject be supBooth, can Miss for per Nothing morning, contend Wednesday' here. who Subscriptions, truth. arrival in ed than and of those sincerity of charge bread There day. of the aucorder leavened the F. flotation Dwyer, 16s; their see £19 and to locomoC.Y.M.S., Messrs. Dudley informal reception Art Union, Perth April 21st., an consoling to parents than remacy by nature's means of Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia. to is a manager of a leading business esthe Central Station. tioneers and estate agents, are happy J. Prideaux, final instalment, £2 Os 6d. children solicitous about their duty A representative ladies' comtion. the should be given atpublic to rival fair who bids Lord, here 0 rapid see to the, to tablishment us, owing upon that Creator; refreshforth in announce their the "Pour reception, to and after 8 p.m., the their Church are looking by Thy mercy At altar the great Lionel Robinson himself in mittee and business they have judging by the catering in spirit of Thy love, that them, big andlittle, crowding the Cathedral grounds, will take place, expansion of their services of one mind the successful handling of mining deals. ments, years, of Mr. Len nothing will be left un- Thou mayest make those rails Sunday after Sunday: to know his at which His Excellency will be the re- now engagedlatethesecretary previous will he paschal cards that the on the quite with It is to Bishop fed Kalgoorlie haat very and this Thou preO'Sullivan, whom that here in Boulder cipient of various addresses and done to satisfy patrons of to open an office and blossom into a conchildren mysteries." as their representative. This The and Chain Gibney, Cross fliv Edward Wilbur Mason.) Pectoral a of sentation they have opportunities denied department. necessary sulting engineer, and the manner in inception has wrought from West Australian gold. firm from its businessRECORD, others in less favoured places, ofin havbe well catered for in the matter think it fitting to conclude with and "Master, iat Thou not King of life and the which he handled his initial effort will will un- theWeEaster stone and advertised in THE committee Mark xvi: 1-7: precious St. a with sports The Gospel, and inlaid ing their young minds trained races. of time? cliencertain large and attendensure him a to invite the Clonpast, emerald gems-jewels of the Western their assurances of the success in our Poor Thief am I, unpardoned still my way that they should go and their 1. And when the Sabbath was By the way, since the mining animously decided most im- tele. announcements Band, and Rev. Bro- Mary It was decided, too, unani- ant uponaretheir characters formed in their the Mother State. Orphanage tarf Mary crime. and of the bookMagdalen, the voice bestarted boom encouraging. and having real of pressionable years, and bought sweet inously, that, if the Delegate should ex- columns ther Geogham has kindly isaccepted Stay Thou the hour of darkness and of ex- maker on the corner is pitched in a already of Jesus, and Salome. The band fore their physical eyes the noble the invitation. they might anoint perience an expression of ourallwelcome gloom: coming, Even Bro. that minor. Pope minor key -very spices, Harold to Mr. self-abneexan Congratulations and as things known above ample of unselfishness and esteem, he should and favourably Railway Save me, 0 save me, from eternal to the daily by Duggan's tips are at a discount, and well and under Jesus. gation that is offered them and witness a demonstration of the strong on his appointment His cellent musical combination,O'Neill doom!" from the of office the production of wires 2. And very early in the morning, the term Browill Commissionership. a for Max means Mr. The ours. of is to the lives of the good Sisters that Faith "heads" -some of them less than a the leadership establish itself among first day of the week, there came for no "Yea, brother; but have patience still is fixed for five years. at £2,000 per andecisive and most suitthers on these Goldfields. who deny representative, risen now being undoubtedly sun the oneinterest his to sepulchre, to month old -fails with Me, as a credit to the hope of reward in this world able one was decided upon to take the num. Northam musical folk, West time followers and admirers. 3. And they said one to another: Who King both of time and of eternity.gain Australia themselves its joys and its pleasures, selshape of a General Communion of the the institution and to is certain to shall roll us back the stone of the Dost know that I can change to We regret :o have to record the April 25, at the 8 The band Sunday, on men in sgeneeel. pulchre? Patrick Faulkner, all loss, o'clock Mass, which will be celebrated death of Mr. John meet with a warm welcome in Nor4. And looking, they saw the stone And crown with victory e'en the bitter Many aged 22 years. He was drowned while by His Excellency himself. tham. rolled back. For it was very great. cross?" esthe Fitzroy River on 23rd. across riding of visit projected the of items more Rev. Father Kearnan has already sepulchre. 5. And entering into the The sad news of his death was "Yet, Master, Thou Thyself dost swoon filled inst. part of Nortablished himself as a He sitting on the the Delegate to the West were a terrible shock to his parents, Mr. and has officiat- they saw a young man the that felt all life. and the meeting, in death; at spiritual robe: in white tham's a with Men right side, clothed Mrs. J. Faulkner, and to his brothers The Three B's mean head droops low, and falters Thy t est possible arrangements had been ed at Northam, also at Cunderdin. House," Thy dear and being and they were astonished. short sojouni of and sisters, of "Westmeath forth the breath. signal not to in de Be kering and Grass Valley, them: to saith the Who 5. Park, and called Queen's represendirect XV's see! von bird that strove to Benedict's And NazaPope of young and energetic, will assuredly most widespread sympathy throughout our Ca- affrighted; you seek Jesus staunch Thy blood, tative amongst us. is risen, he benefit by his ministrations he crucified: was known who a well such reth, for district parish. that the flown away in failure to the wood." tholic people in all parts of Realising that this is the first per is not here. behold the place where charitable family in their great sorrow. Has We are sorry to record the departure "Nay that red robin goes to set in between Rome and the She has taken they laid him. his disciples and Peter sonal link is the it of Mrs. W. Duggan. fame Australia, Western in tell go, Church But in 7. in over the Continental Tea Rooms The whole wide world with My triumare that he goeth before you into Galilee: intent of all to join most heartily emotions Irish Self-Determination fund. South Perth. All Northam friends phant fame. should there you shall see him, as he told you. manifesting our inward certain of a genuine reception suburb. to the loyalty Brother, it is not I but Death that and veneration, love, of they visit the charming PerthNortham, dies: It will not be surprisPeter. See of SUBSCRIPTIONS FURTHER is board left also members' the before Mr. P. Troy has This day with Me shalt thou see paraing to find that the most buoyant the Mid- financial hung. havingbeen transferred ofto the dise!" The following amounts have been rehopes of the most sanguine will be so now W.A. are THE HOUSE FOR MEWS WEAR students branch accountancy The land Junction as to impress the Delegate ceived during the week for the above His charming voice well be working very hard. The members of verified Rank. doings the lurid: with indeed favourably very and his the original class are all sitting for the missed in St. Joseph's Choir, Amount previously acknowledged. past achievements of the West in examination in May. The and The Goldfields Undertakers and regular attendance will be wanting £339 3s 6d. A tralian projection of the Church of The Latest in Gent's Hata, Shirts. young intermediate a queen in chains," they bag. Funeral Tarnishers. lately formed class is gradually gaining the inducing some of our Catholic is success of Through His Grace the Archbishop. "There's -note key The C rist. queen with a soul that's high Ti.., Underwear. me. in numbers, and it is very possible they c peration of every Catholic -wholemen in Northam to follow his example. No. 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE, Edmond Harrold, Victoria Park, £10 %Ye"Aare the of a few," they said, only footsteps the in SelfDeter- will be following 10s; _Trio. Lyons, Belmont Avenue, £2: arid No. 9 BURT-ST., BOULDER. of The appeal for Ireland's hearted, unselfish, and harmonious coBoth Hannan St., Kalgoorlie "But we'll break her chains or die" to senior class at an early date. in any part John Crogan, Victoria Park, £1 Is; R. Fund is being responded operation. mination Mr. Funerals conducted notice. to indebted much Irish very of are them in the night, folk John to Charges 6d; She called (Opposite Post Officel. Creelan, Leederville. lOs fairly well, although some a more inti- classes to the State at shortest Kirkpatrick, for his untiring efforts on With a cry that was strong as the sea. Clarke. Belmont. lOs 6.-I; Thomas NoA consignment of Ai tifiextraction seem to havewrongs moderate. way practical a Belsuch in of the few," they said, them of since Walker, first help one Frank is the (the Is; "She lan, Mokine, £1 mate knowledge of cial Wreaths just landed Montethe road towards advancement in the "Who would not a harlot be. Perth, 10s 6d; Father Hayes, Victoria gium. Poland, Czecho-Slovia. or the outbreak of the war). He is now devoting Kalgoorlie world. Mary's Branch, 196. St. business Mrs. 5s 6d. Tel., £18 Total, Is. Boulder £2 I'ark, 337. negro. Kalgoorlie Tel., "Lust and pride and gold," they said. BIB E RNIA N HALL, three hours of his valuable time each C. Luttrell, West Perth, £5; Miss Ken"Have taken the place of the Trinity. advanced class and the to week RETHE Per £7Total. £2. nedy. H.A.C.B.S. These for the Kings are wine and Wednesday, April 7th., 1920 at 8 p.m. another hour to the junior one. CORD: G. S. C., £1 ls; Mr. Reck, South bread, too reminded be cannot Members Fremantle, Is Mrs. Vowles, William They banquet in serenity." often of the necessity for paying their IN AID OF REFRSHMENT STALL. street, Perth, 10s; R. Newton, Mingi GENERAL STOREKEEPER. Meeting ma Tuesday is Fortnightly satisfactthe is on of it as Children ours is a queen," the, said, "But MERCHANT. Cathedral subscriptions, by J. Healy, hand SPIRIT Mr. Organised WINE and new, £1; "A Friend," 5s; Members are earnSt. Marys ail Welcome news has come to finances that the ways are lone and high; Mary members, ory condition of thedepends. West Perth, 10s: Mr. E. Daly, Ballidu. "Whose estly requested to Roil Up. from one of the old society's Piesse Street, Boulder only a few," they said, existence are "We M. Society's Is; calling, £1 Good Ballidu, J. Regan, higher MrRefreshments. £1 Is: the and to Poses Call Good harkened Only. who break her chains or dies" Quality we'll "But Choicest at £6 is For Minogue, Meekatharra, £1. Total, Music -R.H. viz., Mr. A. Langmead. on Albert Inspect our Underground Dairy Book and 2s. Satur£371 Printing date, for to Holy orders total received any week your Grand Contributions day Send 13s. but 1. Ticket, present a deacon, Produce Department. on PRESS, and RECORD THE binding to day will be ordained priest, his first from 9 am. to 6 p.m. by the Secretary, Easter Sunday will celebrate S, J. HILL, Secretary, Father Langmead anticipates Mass. date; and 112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. coming to Perth at an early him all his old friends assure we can his arrito are eagerly looking forward BEEP BUTCHER val. club football the Kalgoorlie, of practice The first Hannan Telephone 488 There was held on Tuesday evening. 30 members present, but about were Pio., For CREPE DE CHENES there is ample room for mans' more to Telephone 474 It should be the pride come along. From 5/11 yd. of every member of the society to do the P.C.Y.M.S. what he can to make There are many The topmost Pianist. oit the Loftiest 1920 premiers. Please write to Advertisers and mention the have joinwho Heights, society the of members surely THE RECORD. ed up with other clubs, but UNION BEER. Caloyalty to the society and their convince should companions tholic Sothe with them that their place is ciety team. unCentres of Fashion. Several members of the Society last Fresh from English, French, American, and Australian dertook the journey to Gosnells Wear, featuring and Autumn Patrick's for Saturday for the local St. Beautiful and Serviceable Goods in the newest shades, and latest Day Sports. They competed Fabrics, favoured styles, good fascinating the and upheld authentic and various events of name of the Society very well. We cordially invite your inspection of this superb display novelties. Large and varied assortments of High :47, members supreme value. and distinction A number of unfinancial for unrivalled are which House GOODS, our Perth to by NEW SEASON'S Class Goods, equal were struck off the Society's books the committee last Wednesday week. Values, can always be found at There is still, however, time for any of these members to make themselves

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TION IN CONNECTION WITH Some people are still agitating themPAYMENT OF WAR GRATUITY selves over systems of Government for sothe of excursions first of the One the of Ireland without the consent "Ulster Delegation" to the UnitIrish people. From the welter of dis- called We have received for publication the States was across the river to the cussion. the following is worthy of no- ed following from Military Headquarters: shore. On their arrival in JerJersey tice: sey City they found themselves greeted Applicants for certificates of identifiHay (Street. In the Irish Statesman some months with full -page advertisements in the cation must indicate the Post Office at of gave Supervision Shaw Personal the Bernard George Under Mr. reago enthusiastic Ulster, "Men of a most daily papers headed: which they intend payment of gratuity It is possible, says the Sydney Free- was accorded his views as to "Why Devolution you are welcome." The advertisements QUIZ/OLAND. During the six years' existBUSS C. MeAl7LLAY. to be made. This is necessary that the man's Journal, on the eve of the State ception. in concluding his arand Do," Won't parishioners. the of Irish Friends pansh, by the the of inserted ence were paying officer may be notified that the Town. in Best Three -Course Meals elections, the Democratic candidates ticle said, "If Ireland were misled by Freedom and associated organisations. have subscribed for religious and edubut applicant's certificate is in order. expect, they as well Patrick's as do St. of not into may Rule Speciality. a Home O'Flynn, and Civility Father M. cry of Dominion the addition Cleanliness In and £11,000. in play, believe fair purposes cational "Americans it make trail the the Applications for certificates of iden blaze the original always desire to hear both sides of on a settlement Church, Valley, Brisbane, delivered Day those who funcaccepting at up the taken collection is the must be accompanied by a easier for those who come after. One tion, £1,750. It is an excellent record. oration at the great St. Patrick's Canadian lines instead of on the Aus- every question," the advertisement was tification already is an declaration, witnessed before was statutory It circumstance satisfactory cerand ones, England could Demonstration, Warwick. tralasian say: went on to It then headed. attempt mean the "How noticeable. Despite a justice of the peace, or Commissioner eloquent answer to the question. tainly would play the very deuce with "The Ulster Protestant has qualities of Declarations, showing circumstances secNulla in the Melbourne up Nulla PERTH. stir She to Says -STREET, Times Does HAY Sunday the ulHow of measure and Irish any Ireland, is Old her by declaring of mind and heart that are not surAdvocate: "The Melbourne 'loyalist' loss of form of commission, distarianism, there has been very little tra vires unless there were a clause passed by any other people. For ad- of Stand?" of the Peace SoFor Afternoon Tea and Suppers. charge certificate, or returned from acsectarianism during the present cam who mistook the flag covering it in the Home Rule Act. to principle as the principle is tive service badge. Applications unac Fein banner should herence Catholics Sinn for a that ciety sectarand charge old The jingoes paign. devolution on what "No matter "The bearing of this Elizabetlestrem. understood by them-for devotion to companied by statutory declarations "Dr. run the Labour Party is dead. There take a turn down ians say," says Father O'Flynn, is now, I hope, apparent. duty as they recognise their duty-they will not be considered. He is are many Catholics in it, but they are where in a shop window he may see the & Mannix is a king among men. one "To a nation seeking its freedom are the peers of any race. and white, We proAnd of colours-green, policy. Fein Sinn of Labour's Discharged soldiers who have not reChurchmen, charge in 'Good not no more than means PERTH. devolution one of the greatest -ST., 90 STIRLING the to with medal 80 by a duce the strangled form of Robert Emparty the orange-surmounting one of a returned from active service then again, the Democratic the greatest Irishmen and Doggie! you may carry my stick.' It met to testify that the Irish Protestants ceived must This is a posi- head of Edward VII. WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. toCatholic world the forward discharge certifithe badge in explaining lucidly with powers democrats residual to. leaves all the greatest Attended Promptly notand, I and Orders decoration, knows how to die for a principle. Great for sure African question South am making application I education when the cate England, and puts upon Ireland the Britain sent him to the scaffold for day. (Loud applause.) all present and tion on the claims of our charitable in- withstanding the prohibition of the Tel. A3938. badge. as the putting lobs legislative such of burden voice the feelings of in is perfectly it principles in Irecleared daring to assert the true colours, appli. has that Sinn Fein and people the be understood Irishmen before must It too true is not stitutions all House of Commons the (clings of land that Washington fought to estab- cants for the identification certificate Gas - London and liberty in the air. The Democrats being frankly order." For all Kinds of Plumbing, busy, or too lazy, or too stupid to fire) lovers of truth, justice "May give open about everything, the insinuain America. must produce sufficient evidence to Pitting and Galvanised Iron Work time for. It is rather like profit-sharing lish"Wolfe Australia when I say. lengthGod conis 6, there against March of Tone-Irish Protestant--was days Stead's, of In certificate -mongers sectarian the and of tions in the industrial world: an ingenious sent to his death for striving to bring cover the loss of discharge health and strength the cause Catholic good faith fall flat. It is not tinued the series of articles on "Do the sweat or discharge badge, otherwise further worker the of making method to Dr. Mannix to champion of PIRTII Mr. Stead has de- t32-334 WELLINGTON -ST.. land. his memwe are beginReturn?" freedom to his native Ireland, Dead delayed. that will be claim cases to their cause action in much the trouble. to employer his Church, save to himself of Holy lives in Ireland, an inspiration to cided to publish the views of others, Licensed Plumber and Drainer. ning to be understood a little better, It would be as great a relief to the ory and the cause of democracy-." men who dare be free. Lord Edward To the Metropolitan Water Supply. in itself means progress. The and begins with "an article criticising that and engagement the as Parliament London of Engone The late Lord Astor, been Sir Conan Doyle's conclusions which Fitzgerald-Irish Protestant-shot to Sewerage and Drainage Department. immense gatherng was present to Democratic candidates have not a valet to an old-fashioned gentle. death valued at by a British soldier for asserting land's law makers, left estate has been sent me by Mr. C. F. Ron- Dairying Utensils, Bathe, Bath Rosters. of own speaking in vain. his brushed has hitherto who witness the ceremony of layingof and man The purposes. probate for at£421,963 scientific the the American principle that governayne, whose scholastic and Tanks, and Windmills Made and But to Ireland it would be ments clothes. blessing the foundation stone letters, H.C.L., Mater derive their just powers from the new combination of tainments eminently fit him for such a Repaired. of her slavery and an The death of Sir Richard Watkins affirmation new wards to be added to the an unrest. a moment's him says never caused people, Melbourne Grace of Port the governed. His task?" of recently deprived Sydney aggravation of it by putting upon her consent Misericordiae Public Hospital.the cere- Richards the Advocate, will have difficulty in "For a century and a quarter the Phone, A1474. the drudgery of government without Irish the Archbishop performeddistinguished one of her best Lord Mayors. In the au- identifying Father Ronayne, 0.C.C., as Protestant showed his Catholic TRY BYRNNS HANDY FOODS to govern herself as she freedom the mony of blessing. Manyand laity, in- City Council he was a recognised tc. DINES G. B. DAIRY PRODUCE, and his the writer referred the road to freedom. Call the It would unload part of brother pleases. members of the clergy Governor, were thority on municipal matters. and later And Ireland's inevit- roll if you will: Answer, Grattan; anEngland's job. cluding the Lieutenant Grace was re- long experience as an officer, (Over William St. Bridge, Perth.) PIANO and ORGAN TUNIS swer, Davis; answer, Smith, answer. His stood him in good AUSTRALIA. alderman, SOUTH an is 'We won't have it' For, reply as able on the platform. the stead when he rose to the position of Our Special Line: 955 HAY STREET regarded merely as a cue for the O'Brien; answer, Mitchel; answer, Par. ted by a guard of honourtheof Lieu His Excellency Pies and Pasties. formula suits 'The Wear- nell. Tell these, your mistaken Ulster Lord Mayor. Sir Richard was already that C.B.S. band, Homan:tad' on St. Adelaide time in hot a was It cereto the SHAMROCK sick man when knighthood came ing of the Green' quite as well as '0 brethren, 'that there is nu more fitting t ant Governor completed The Southern Cross PETER J. BYRNE, .. Proprietor. Patrick's Day and ahim well kindly place for men to die than stone His where they the ago. months past.' declaring ages few help in by a our God, mony excessively occasion disposition and warm-hearted, gener- says "the day was fine but Tell them that there "If we are to remain in the British died for men.' truly laid. His Grace took Rooms Tea and MRS. ROPER'S CATHOLIC BOOI warm, constituting the wind-up of one beCommonwealth voluntarily we will re- is nothing more sacred in this world to welcome his Excellency, andtheonwish ous nature had endeared him to isthea DEPOT and REGISTRY OPTICK of the severest heat waves of the prePerth 57 the at than God-given right to govern expressed passing as his terms Wellington-striwt, same all present and the on exactly of main half citizens, St. Patrick's season." -:TREES, opposite Post MARKET summer sent a sucbe and would the world. First, we must be free as England. distinct loss to civic government that his term of office All Catholic ReM. SHERIDAN, Proprietress in green, white, and gold, and Office, Promantle, "God grant that at Lord Edward "His Excellency's well- to the city over which he had ruled so buttons England is free: that is, we shall order cessful one. quisites, Beeswax, Altar Candles, InIrish emblems and flags, in other bearing,' manly Fitzgerald, the Protestant, and to Irish came own way our life in well our national known dignity blended, Lights, Prayer were Night colours three Charcoal, these cense, which for him our own taste over the whole range to America in the British Army to aid said his Grace, "well befitted Books, Holy Pictures, in great variety. were in evidence everywhere. The proupon in conquering our revolutionary foreThe Hon John Meagher, K.C.S.G, cession was larger than last year, and of it that is not touched by our treaty the high office he had been called Catholic Magazines; latest music albest their and reception flattering bears, and, having drunk in the Ameri- ways in stock. Country orders supplied 31.1-C was given a with the Commonwealth. That treaty to fill in Queensland. the tableaux more than doubled. There ALE and STOUT at the St. Patrick's Celebration atin the will bind us. as it will bind England can spirit of independence, returned to wishes went cut to him and Mrs. Lenimmediately. was a large crowd on the ground, and reThe veteran, and the Dominions, to do certain spe- his native land and went to his death Show Grounds. non and their family." one. The successful most a was day the a things, to refrain from doing cer- to establish there a free and independsponse to the repeated calls for was the taband Condition. cified Quality paid a high speech. gave some delightful experien- feature of the procession for Unrivalled acto ent Ireland-God grant, we say, things, and that other specified tain The Mayor of Brisbane work schools. leaux presented by the various of the you, too, may strike the flint of Amen. cept a certain specified division of labces of his stay in Dublin, and averred tribute to the excellenthave charge They were very artistically arranged of our in public work between the States can Liberty so that it will light up your Sisters of Mercy, who Public Hospital that he was looking forward to his next and dressed, and good judgment was SHOE STORES afmatters Misericordiae in the Commonwealth Mater there. of souls and that you will return to Ire. the shown in the selection of those imperand he trip 130 HIGH STREET, fecting the whole organism. Outside land, Lord Edward Fitzgerald,, of the the during the influenza epidemic, of IN TH HEAD. Most NOISES AND characters. the sonating the Sydney's new Lord Mayor, Alderman tableaux depicted some period or scene that contract our relation to England Twentieth Century, to teach the prinprayed that God might prosper PRIMANTLI. Local If you are a aufrerer-Go to yourSour will be that of France to England or ciples now that he taught in 1798." William Patrick Fitzgerald, was born work of the Sisters. were emblematic or history, Irish from 'Clowessintrated order and Druggist 5425. and 1864, 'Phone Sydney, in that to Switzerland: -street. States Thin New remedy the United with this Essex was closed in list tin. The advertisement per The 4 glories. price her and dal, Erin of the to end quickly gives ,,!most immediate relief, is, the relation of one grown-up man "Practical Suggestion-that the issues A gracious tribute was paidRev. W. was educated at the Marist Brothers' as follows:-"St. Patrick," by the penetrates to the effect. a permanent cure. it and Patrick's parish. Two sons. pupils tpf Christie() Brothers' College: What it will be inside involved may be made clear to Amerto another. good Sisters of Mercy by the who has completewas School, St. actual seat of the complaint, and Harold Fitzgerald were considered which Byrne the contract will depend on the coven- ica, we respectfully urge that both sides H. W. Stevenson (Anglican), Walter and cares Moore) many (Tom cured ly Rare" and Archbishop Du- Byrne Fitzgerald, are students at the "Rich does sot et stock hope's.. If your Chemist ants: but it will be like the relation es- of the Irish question be submitted from invited by His Grace by the DominiHIGH ST., PILBALANTIM. Triumph," "Malachv's y suhatitute, but the au accept said do not Stevenson Waverlev. Illeurdal Mr. Brothers College, tablished by the Australian contract as the same platform. Our committee Good A000mmadatton for Country Visitors hig to speak. to the can Convent, Franklin -street: "A Royal mend money -order for a supply direct Donald- Christian Station Archbishop. of Brisbanethe(Dr. The latter son recently passed at the Princess," by the Dominican Convent, distinguished from that established by will agree to any arrangemetrts which Illorersital Distributing00,Se to a and function to while Surrey, tang.. engineering, Tel. 3.533 him recivil in sent sereySon, in Road, the original Canadian contract son) had J. MONAGHAN. suit your convenience, and will delegate North Adelaide: "Erin's Glory," by the good- University rtteekii .:ill he mailed per return with full express his (5, e Archbishop's) former is preparing himself in the girls of the Convent of Mercy, Angasspect of the residual powers. And so, one or more speakers to meet the same in the Mater the 25 years Ald. FitzFor don't call Please course. goodbye. will towards and interest They Devolution Arts Shines number of our Ulster friends at any and "Till the Sunburst all felt, , a prominent worker street; again." Misericordiae Hospital. time and before any forum of Amen Again," by the boys: "Innisfail," by to gerald has been LEMON SIZADA01111 somehow, that the hospital belonged in the Labour cause. -can opinion." the girls of the Convent of Mercy, GLANVILLZ'S had Grace his as POWDERS. because, all, them Explaining Patrick and "St. Parkside, made. was for Breof The Rev. Father Maguinness, The Soul of Ireland BUNBURY pointed out, no distinction The Great Australian Remedy Blessed Trinity," by the boys: Darling- warrina, who has spent twenty-three the and Speedy Cure of all Whilst working as a priest invisited Please write to Advertisers and mention 'Ireland's Emblems," by St. Thomas' Instant Relief pain the far western district of Neuralgia, Toothache. and hurst, Sydney, he had often years "Angels Headaches, Goodwood: W. L. Mercy, of Convent there, writes in the New World THE RECORD. Reviewer A South Wales, has been granted of Erin," by St. Vincent de Paul's Or- Influenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, tients in St. Vincent'sof Hospital the excellent New Lockington's book in the boa, of months' leave of absence, and phanage, and had seen much done "St. Columba's bago, etc., etc. Price, le. by the Sis- twelve following graceful terms: which had been visiting Ireland. powder. intends each or 3d. College, Loreto by Erin," to Farewell it. A song of eloquently loving oraise. 197) (Tel. 111.PS. ters there, and he (ally appreciated C. GLANVILLE, the H. by "Erin-go-bragh," Norwood: the Mater therefore rightly to' be called a OBTANFRICES FROM Similar work was done atin South MARKZYSTRINT, FRIMANTLIL and pupils of the Sisters of St. Joseph, NorThe national oration at the St. PatBrispoem in prose, is "The Soul of Irewas wood, Ellangowan, and Kensington; Misericordiae Hospital (Two Doors from Post OfSeo). Hosrick's Day Celebrations in Sydney land," by the Rev. W. J. Lockington, Fitzgerald, !Jane. He knew that St. Martin's T. the "Erin's Hope," by the pupils of in helping delivered by Father S.J. And its love and its praisepital would take its part He Sisters of St. Joseph, Lower North Adewas very 0.F.M., in the presence of a large audieven though they are almost religious. those who were in need. to speak landes Kingswood, and Brompton; and and ence. Stationery. ly fervent and almost as purely, deand SUBIACO Tobacconist glad to have been allowed "Erin in Chains," by the pupils of the wishes of Shaving, Haircutting. Moderate Prices. outly passionate as a worshipping Joy. to bring to them the good of St. Joseph, Thebarton. The HARDWARE PEOPLE. and TIMBER Appointed and Tastefully er's tribute to the sweetheart who is in The Three thousand girls from the vari- Sisters cars Beautifully his Grace the Archbishop of Brisbane. the tabwith in connection motor his sight the spotlessly white and wonous Catholic schools took part in the Hay -street, opp. Toy's, and Wellingtoo SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION WITH TEE BUILDWE decorated were also beautifully on leaux were Display" £1,400 nofragrant flower of truest, to drously -Determination "Self slyest. grand Donations amounting ING TRADE. The display was in various designs, and some of them blest, most beautiful womanhood-sn the Show Grounds. handed in at the laying of tothethefoundacontained emblematic groups, such as fully and gladdening'y convince the singularly effective. PILES. tion stone of the additionsadditionsMater TERRIBLE WOMAN'S The etc. Tom Moore, Emmet, will Robert utter and glowing sintheir reader of The e Public Hospital. tableaux were all good and were greatextencerity that he somehow does not deem comprise, first: a three storey "Sinn Feiners," says the Right Rev. ly admired. On arrival at the ground Completely Cured by lam-Buk acthe book's dithyrambic eulogies of the J. P. Moynagh, "are the the tableaux and decorated motors sion to the present building, giving Monsignor Par-street, Ross for of Medcalfe, floor M. Mrs. Irish unduly exaggerated, unreasoncommodation on the lowerfor eye, ear, Irish people, and no Government, not proceeded twice round the Oval, pre- ramatta, Sydney, says:ably overdone. treatment of out -patients with neces- even after 700 years of persecution, ceded by the Irish Pipers' Band play"About three months ago I had a This reviewer read every line of all them." throat, and nose troubles suppress could suffered I airs. Piles. ing Irish dresswith time' and terrible the volume's chapters-"Ireland's Secsary waiting, doctor's, dark, through them, and ret," "Life in the City," "Life in the The blood of loss theatre. great operating and rooms ing After a short illness, the Rev. Father to the General Birdwood visited the Chris- became very weak: it was torture un- Country," "The Exodus," "The Mass second floor giving extension at Lewis- tian Brothers' College and High School bearable, for the irritation was most inthird floor George Organ died recently "Christmas in Ireland," "Month male ward, 10 beds, and the He was admitted to during his visit to Adelaide. A guard tense, and the agony continued over a Rock," ham Hospital. ward. female to the of Mary," "Corpus Christi in Ireland," extension a similar oper- of honour was provided by the school month. immediately and institution the Although I consulted a doc- -"The Nuns in extension Ireland," "Soggartb of Secondly: New three storey native A was peritonitis. flag for I on Australian cadet corps. The resident ated nothing did me the least good. Aroon," "Mothers of Ireland," "Martyrwith accommodation for two Organ was flown from the flagstaff, and the green tor, Father late the a day's after to Coonamble, pain the with cry to used extension for Ireland," "Irish Ideals," "Irish of dom doctors and six beds 31, years of age, and had only been se. flag was prominent over the platform. washing, and at night I could get lit- Joyousness," and "Triumphs of Iresurgical ward. Thirdly: New casualty He studied for A little group of returned soldiers, in. tle rest from the intense irritation. few years. a dained paof reception more than just approvland"-with for entrance ward at Colonel Slane (president of the at the the Church at the Kensington Monas "My sister persuaded me to use Zam- ing interest, with nothing less than tients and new fumigating room Mary's eluding Old Collegians), and Lieuts. Malone storey to tery, and was attached to St. Requiem Buk, but I did not expect the wonder- happiness: the sort of happiness that back. Fourthly: Additional A Tower, Douglas Park. and O'Connell, were also present, and ful relief that Zam-Buk gave me. Zam- has one's heart repeat Browning's present kitchen block for housing midiNew Mass was celebrated for the repose of were greeted personally be General liuk is very cooling and most sooth- "God's in His Heaven, all's right with tional domestic staff. Fifthly: the soul of the deceased priest. Birdwood ing, and took away the painful irritathe world." storey over present nurses' quarters additwelve tion immediately, and continuing with for This is a good deal to say, but it's giving accommodation it, I got the greatest relief, and after a VICTORIA. the simple truth. Yes, and a truth TASMANIA. tional nurses. .. few week's treatment I became thornowise lacking a quite sufficient founto dation. Since the fact that humanity The Rev. Father Thomas Monaghan. oughly well and cored. Ipswich gave a splendid farewell The Rev. Father Bolger recently arbeen "My daughter some time back had stands capable of such wholly unselof Launceston, has been appointed to from Ireland by Father W. M. English, whoof has using fish and unaffectedly lyrical sentiment Esk rived in Melbourne and the charge the to up the charge of the Deloraine parish, on a bad burn on her hand from will take ..soaransferred Osterley, R.M.S. the bad very Byrne, hand was Her soda. caustic Coast. Father Mon-sentiment which contrives to keep Right Rev. Monsignor North-West The the archdiocesethe parish. in work clerical indeed, but she, too, was healed by a from descending to sentimentality, all aghan was for -many years on St. P.P., V.G., paid a high tribute to the Rev. Dr. F. Creenan, D.D., arrived When you consider the delays occasioned " the way-not only, justifies, but calls Dr. Creenan is a Mary's Cgthedral (Hobart) staff, and few applications of Zam-Buk 'priestly character of Father ofEnglish. in the week. earlier reliable puncown ZamBuk is nature's for, happiness on the part of any huhis doctor. several yekrs ago he was transferred He was, he said, an example gained and Kew, of native by breakages of light plows, and the larger for Cuts, Bruises. man being. tuality, piety, regularity, and every ate of theology at the Irish College, to Launceston. The Rev. Father ever -ready healer Bad reproduced The chapter-headings Donald Shaw, who was ordained last Scalds, Burns, Running Sores, Blisother good quality. He congratulated year. last Rome, acreage you can cover in an equal time being made year, has taken up duties in Launces- Legs, Ulcers, Abrasions, Pimples, Ring- above will have shown the reader that the young priest on having years. He, Abscesses, Sores, four Cullen, Children's ters. PLOW, you will after Joseph Fathers Rev. book itself ton. The "The Soul of Ireland"-the a parish priest with the METTERS Rev. Mother St. Aldan, who has been A prewho were ordained worm, Barber's Rash, Scalp Diseases, -is intensely Catholic in spirit and in himself, had to wait 20 years. departing associated with the Sisters of the Good B.A., and P. Roche, Ireland, Fester. CHEAPEST. Feet, Boils, THE IS Sore the is to it BEST Rhenmatism, made will, the in was ago the soul of time And so too is Christsome agree expression. sentation Shepherd at Mt. Magdala, ing Sores, Piles, Sprains, Scabs, Black. Ireland-of the Irish people itself-acpriest. church, N.Z., since their foundation understood, soon arrive in Tasmania. Barcoo Rot. Insect Chafings, heads, to (and to cording Father Lockington years ten past the for who and 6 Furrow £68 young there, Stings; Sore Heels, Eczema, Poisoned one's own belief). The War Service Homes Department For Father Lock3 Furrow £42 10s. Father John Humphries, a recenthas filled noblj, the position of Mother the erection of 63 Wounds, Stiffness, Sores, and injured ington bids us see that the soul of Irish priest, arrived at "Dare" County £90 Superior, has been recalled to Abbots- has let contracts for 8 of the skin genconditions of £50 diseased or an expenditure 4 Faith and involving Catholic He hails from Cullen, houses, Ireland is Ireland's ly. New to return Her Thur- ford, Melbourne. erally. Price 1/6 and 3/6 per pot, of Ireland's faithfulness to this Faith One hundred and thirtySt. £39,033. Tipperary. He was ordained at Harty. Mother £112 unlikely. is most 10 Zealand free or post £58 stores, chemists and 5 throughout the centuries of persecules last year by Most Rev. Dr. Aidan, during her work of over 30 years seven houses, of a value of £75,862. all Fulford (Aust.). Ltd., 39 tion; bids us, in particular, understand Archbishop of Cashel. He will be at- at Mt. Magdala, has been brought into have been bought by the War Service from C. E Sydney. Pitt -street. that Ireland's constant trust in Our tached to the Cathedral staff. touch with many phases of Catholic Homes Commission for soldiers. Blessed Lady has done great things work, and endeared herself to all classThe American Boys visited Rock. es of the community. for the "martyr among peoples"-on hampton, and were royally entertained. which latter account perhaps as much buildThe boys thoroughly enjoyed their as because of his personal devotion to other and The new classrooms It's Cheaper to Raise Your Own Poultry and Ducks visit. Our Lady he dedicated his book "to ings recently erected at St. Patrick's Mary Myden Dheelish" (Mary, the College, Ballarat, have entailed an outBe quite independent of the Butcher, avoid high prim, f'.r eggs, colthe of Ducks and deaily-beloved Maiden) "Mother of the NEW SOUTH WILLIS. lay of £8,250. The whole and effect savings all round by raising Poultry Mothers of Ireland." lege buildings and land are now valued How You Tell area an Books have Two In Ireland's Catholicity, says Father grounds These The Master Dan McLoughlin, an ex -pupil at £32,000. Lockington at the very end of the voland include an oval for of the Marist Brothers, Lismore, has of 30 acres, football, AUSTRALASIA" FOR cqurts. BOOK POULTRY "we have the reason why Ireland handball ume. "THE and at cricket exhibition ben awarded a medical is Ireland, and why Ireland will always etc. There are 220 students in resithe Sydney ilInivers;ity. " THE DUCK BOOK FOR AUSTRALASIA " She has triumphed bebe Ireland. dence at the college, being representaBy H. R. Barris. cause she has fought on in the path St. tive of the various States and New Sister Mary Ita, for many years conIt out for her. remarked knowledge has Keniry, a full Patrick Bro. with writes The Rev. Zealand. The author covers the whole field, and nected with St. Joseph's Hospital, Auis a path often rugged and painful. a Buy your copies from us 3 the cently of Melbourne, has succeeded the of Australian conditions. burn, where she was in charge of and watblood the by Principal as crimsoned path BA., McCarthy, an Bro. ls. ad. each Posted men's ward, left recently to take upOr- Rev. an ered by the tears of countless genera of the college. The latter, who is colplates, important position at St. Joseph's in tions of Irish hearts, but a path that These books are illustrated with many beautiful coloured was inspector of Christian Brothers' phanage, Hobart, Tasmania. She has never swerved from the straight and are absolutely the best and cheapest works on such subjects selling schools, will leave Ballarat very popular at the hospital she has leges and ." line of honour and holiness. other States. The the -day. of to one for shortly left. just A book of absolutely honest love numerous friends of Bro. McCarthy Men's, Youths' and Boys' footwear. cannot fail to be loveable. Wherefore success in his new Recognition of the material work wish him every "The Soul of Ireland" should be read sphere. hospitals \\ Catholic the by performed not only by every real Irishman, not Address Box 57, G.P.O., PERTH was publicly given by a Labour can180 MURRAY STREET (mar kiss). only by every genuine Catholic, but Northcote Town Hall was packed to didate. Mr. W. P. Dunn, at Galong, Irish an BAIRD'S ARCADE CORNER, of indeed by every one whose heart and occasion the on doors was the He campaign recent during the Day. Patrick's mind appreciate the beauty and nobilSt. celebrate to a concert Austra for and asked straight out if he would vote no book unselfish Poultry" wholly "The of ity of sentiment copy Please send me the takings approximating £60. special grant to them. There was unfeigned. retrimming or side stepping by the "for lasia, "The Duck Book for Australasia," for which I enclose A large gathering of people witnessed turned soldier. "I voted," he said, of the foundation stone of Please write to Advertisers and mention Address Name a grant when the question was put on the laying A.M. 263 THE RECORD. new Church at North Brunswick the last occasion, and I will vote for a the His Grace Archbishop McInnis, who by grant again."

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Nationalisation in France

The Great War.

(By A. J. Meunch.)

"S.W." writes in the Liverpool tholic Times: A certain section of our newspapers are constantly telling and the certain section of our people who read them are constantly warning us that a class war is beginning in this country. It would be far more true to fact if they said that a class war was ending. Brihitherto the population of Greatcalled tain has been ruled by what is the only Take class. the governing period of the last hundred years, and we see that first the landlords then the money -lords have held rule in England. whether It did not really matter much at election times a citizen voted Libfor eral or Tory; he voted of necessity one no a rich man, because there wasthe rich once And for. else to vote mall was elected he looked after the interests of his own class. And always he was helped in doing so by the The electorate was House of Lords. The Tory befouled at every polling. abused the Liberal. each outbid the other, and when the winning party got into power and office the promises of the the candidates and the demands of The voters were alike forgotten. Tories did nothing, because they saw no reason to disturb things, as they were not at all unsatisfactory. Liberal and Tory looked carefully after the vested interests and saw to it that the should landlords and the money-lordspull" on not be deprived of their "legal labour of others. The masses of the people gradually found out that political power was not They voted for reeconomic power. But presentatives in Parliament. once elected their representatives did nothing for them. The old party game It played itself out. Senwas played. sible folk who had to work for their use living began to see that it was no and electing rich men to Parliament for then expecting them to legislate Parliament the benefit of the poor. And had become a class institution. from it was very- cleverly managed, came Then view. of point the class as the war, into which this country, all others, was bungled by the so-callan loosed It classes. ed governing The poor men orgy of selfishness. were conscripted at a shilling a day. get a post on to No chance for them the staff safe in the rear or a fat contheir duty in did They job. tractor's the mud of the trenches while the war lasted. And then came home to find over to -what? An England givenand pleagreed and avarice and luxury A huge debt sure and profiteering. of £8,000,000,000 hung on the labour of the labouring man. He would have to work hard, he was publicly told to work harder, to pay the capital and Naturally, he could not the interest. understand why his life should have been conscripted and wealth not. Why did not the State call up the up the rich man's wealth, as it called, was poor man's body? The poor man end the at And thinking. driven to of this thinking there came the conviction that wars Ire caused by the rich for their profit and fought by the The returned solpoor to their loss. diers had done with class government. The working classes do not read Livy. But as they read of huge fortunes, swollen profits, and saw the senseless luxury thht flaunted itself all around them, their thoughts were like his as he witnessed the lavish "Of spending of wealth at Rome.brought late." he writes, "riches have in avarice, and excessive pleasures the longing to carry wantonness and licence to the point of ruin for oneself and destruction"-pereundi of universal perdendique omnia! The England to which the demobilised troops returned was wallowing in wealth. And they were just fresh from the trenches. HuSo man nature could not stand it. the at by-election after by-election itself influence of the soldiers made polifelt. They had had enough of the could ticians, Liberal and Tory. who dare conscript a man for the army but not lay a finger on a profiteer. The feeling of resentment harboured by the soldiers spread and is still spreadThe mass of the labouring peoing. ple have done with the old parties. more They turn and are more andLabour, turning to the new party, for which they hope will do something the the men who earn their living by too toil of their hands. It would be much to say that the working people in the mass understand all the aims of the Labour Party. But they are atthat tracted by its programme and feelTories reforms will never come from and and Liberals, who represent wealthOnly all the forms of vested interests. a Parliament of working men will help men who work. And men who work, whether with mind or muscle, are leaving the old political parties for the Labour is popular and other new. Witness politicians are unpopular. St. Albans and Bromley and Spen is in class old governing The Valley.

signifi :ant Vigilant Eyes Have Seen the Danger A short time since a very high, Those groups in France who have the poste!' appeared in Paris on the welfare of all the classes at heart, massive stone walls which, enclosing have up real rising and homes and not only that of one class, the courtyards of are so charac- launched a strong campaign against directly from the walks, the autoof State cities and all Socialists nearly the radical teristic of of reddish of France. iehey are not deceivFrance. It was a poster and manoeuvres. one-half crats ed by the Socialisticstrong brown colour, about three confedervery long, feet five Grouped together in a feet wide by about and large ation, calling itself L'Union des Interstriking in appearance the the comprises of which summary a contain to Economiques, enough pub. ets large and representative associations eleven articles of a programme Econo- of industry and commerce, they have fished by L'Union des Interets prin- countered with a sane and at the same miques, a confederation of the econoThe time very progressive programme. cipal commercial, industrial and of ecoFrance. of groups Union demands, in the a interest mic of recognition statelife, clear-cut nomic and social This poster, with its im- private property as far as necessary ments. now and then emphasisingtype. initiaprivate of bold large, development with portant points for the with sotold a story of special interest to all tive. and as far as consonant of the centhose who arc following the rapid cial welfare; a restriction State the of powers modern our the in tralisation of shifts and movements It gave testimony that which is ever tending toward the forsocial life. an is monopolies: public countries, new other of many so mation trance. like governmental immediate revision of and suffering from a bureaucratic centralicommerce, sation of the powers of the State; that regulations on industry the war. but the private initiative of its industry which were useful during usefulness. foot now have outlived their between and commerce is bound handofandevery re conferences of restrictions calling the by government interested the all of GETHSEMAN E, description: that State monopolies presentatives and the groups, employ -5, employees, measures with their crushing weight of absolutDepicting a "shoot" from the tree under legislative diminthan whenever public, ism are increasing rather which it is said Our Lord suffered are to be enacted; the taking of -pracMen of business enterprise His Agony in the Garden. ishing. beco-operation upon insure to enter to steps consequence, tical in hesitate, partners tween capital and labour, as of industrial or commercial undertakings, social SHINE'S CATHOLIC ART & BOOK DEPOT not knowing what the State may do in the economic adventures of French famnext to impede or to frustrate their life; and rehabilitation Or. Pier and Murray Streets, Perth. unfair from suffered Industrially, therefore, France ily life, which has plans. alcoholism. All Catholic Requisites at most reasontaxation, tuberculosis aand is practically at a standstill at the preprosane Altar very is this weakenits whole, able prices, in stock. Beeswax, Night On the sent time. This explains Candles, Incense, Charcoal, gramme, and not at all impracticable ed international credit, as indicated etc. check to etc., exert Habits, wiH franc. it Carmel the of Mount influence value Lights, What by the depreciated leading local and interstate papers the radical forces of France, possessed Compelled to import huge quantities of remouths, The and magazines stocked. Orders commodities, it has little to offer in of strong lungs andin vociferous Phone their propaganda, ceive immediate attention. compensation by way of exports.by the and indefatigable A1126. remains to be seen. The situation is aggravated up It is well, nevertheless, to raise but fact that the Confederation Generale strong dikes not only in France, 8152. do Travail, the most powerful as also Telephone the of also in other countries, wherein exthe most radical labour organisation growing FARRELL BROB. France, declared itself in favour of ofa floods of radicalism are In doing so, tent and in volume. PRODUCE MERCHANTS. very daring plan of nationalisation of the fact. GENERAL AND CORN CRUSHERS. railroads, mines, and other large in- there must be recognition that gross social in- HOWARD -STREET, FREMANTLE dustrial establishments, at its con- in the first place, done past. the in justice has been gress just finished at Lyons. Conscious The only Firm who Specialises La an unfair distribution of the power of its membership, the There has beenthat are actually Grain and Salt Crushing. Confederation has made bold to ask, of wealth, so of thethere who population through its programme of nationalisa- large sections while line, poverty the the of beneath extension vast a live tion, for such the line. FOR A DINKUM CUP OF TEA AND powers of the State that were its plan many more are just above GRILL, monopolies every moment in danger of being pushto be realised, private and Or HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERY, untoward some by the it by pygmies ed beneath would appear as mere Try the There life. in unexpected happenings side of the future State monopolies. EXCELSIOR TEA ROOMS. has been disrespect of the personality Proprietorees. T. TOMLIN, Swift-Change Socialism. being power labour his of the worker, Historically. we have something here treated as a commodity which was worthy of note, and for the present often less cared for than the machines It and the raw materials with which he hour not without signiicance. shows the swift change of tactics of worked. There has been in evidence which Socialism is capable, when there greed for wealth and power, which has is question of putting into effect ideas crushed the hopes of thouruthlessly which seem to have caught the fancy a clean, decent, human life. In sands for of large masses among the people. is much reason for the discon-a There of the past. the traditional policy' everywhere; indeed, but abroad tent French Socialists. calling themselves small part is due to Bolshevistic infaithful disciples of Marx and his prinVery little is to be gainspirations. ciples, as expressed in the Communist ed by denouncing as red radicalism, with look to was 1848. of Manifesto Bolshevism or sovietism the prosuspicion upon nationalisation. They grammes and the measures which seek saw in nationalisation a very dangerto reconstruct society on a basis of ous hindrance towards the realisation justice. For the greater part they are of their ultimate object, the abolition honest, even though often misguided, social conof the bourgeois, capitalistic State. The attempts to readjust unjust State. as an organ of As such they should be acditions. The Pastor of the Baptist Church, his pression. must disappear, and there cepted, even though all that they pro Leichhardt, N.S.W., writes that the pose cannot be approved. And if must arise in its place, to use opinion of tb's medicine Is the result words of Kautsky, "a transformation of personal use of it be rejected, there remains must they of society into a great co-operative the obvious duty to offer constructive commonwealth by the centralisation of measures as a substitute. All critical This cen- negative work has little value unless the means of production." A further great endorsement tralisation is to be. not in the hands of supported by constructive thought. of a really fine remedy. the State, but in the hands of the proSocialism. of Not an Invention letariat. the one class which alone has which is specially suitable for so. of idea the 1883, place, as early As second the right to rule. In the professional people Jules Guesde, a most enthusiastic fol- cialisation must not be considered an In its germ lower of Marx. expressed his views on invention of Socialism. of writings in the brochure, this point very clearly in a it is already found The Memn " In against St. Augustine and St. Ambrose. prison, which he wrote its Tremirler *venue. Ha ber held Brousse and Malon, two French Social- later centuries this idea was more fully Salthe of ists, who were compromising Marxian developed in the theology LTD. TONIC CLEMENTS of Socialistic philosophy by hobnobbing manticenses and in the writings has Socialism "Somehow the writer would never with the parliamentarians of the bour- Lessius and Suarez. have anything to do with patent No nationalisation was headed the idea in the wrong direcgeois State. medicines of any de.ription, having Nationalised monopolies, tion. Socialisation of property is poshis theme. a decided prejudice against any that he asserted, remain capitalistic monosible, based on the sound principles of were largely advertised. Property is not an end polies, even though the title of own- social ethics. both promote to capitalis"A bottle of your remedy. however. means from is a passed ership may have in itself; it of soon was placed in my hands, and out an tic hands into those of the State, irreindividual and social welfare. As courtesy to my friend who had to spective of the owner of the property: as property is used for selfish purposes, I ventured welfare, my in interest injustice so social and the control of property, not in such a way that take it as advised. much the title of ownership, is the arises, society has a right to interfere I write you that "With pl chief thing to be considered. Moreover, and to limit property within its pro. restricsince taking Clements Tonic my sysran his argument, the nationalisation per bounds, both by negative I tem is braced up, and my g of huge commercial and industrial estions, as also by positive action. Sohealth much improved tablishments is conducive to the in- cialisation of property as regards its the "In such a calling as mine, and crease of the number of State em- control is not a danger to society, but arty.us tension is always high, ployees. who naturally would become rather the key to the solution of many I assure you that it la good to find interested in the conservation of the problems which arise from an unjust something that really benefits. bourgeois State and in proportion dis- distribution, and an unjust use of For who wealth. Socialisation as regards owninterested in its abolition. "A good thing is always worth would saw off the branch on which he passing on. ership is the danger, not socialisation The latter consits, "And who." he cried out, "is less as regards control. "I am, Sirs, yours sincerely, free than the worker of the State? .. serves social interests without killing With the State as employer the work- private initiative. Both private pur"(SW") H. S. SMITH served arc slave a purposes a slave; er would be doubly poses and social " Pastor, Laichhardt Baptist Church." because held by the stomach. and in proper measure under a regime ow An illustration is again a slave because also held by the socialised control. collar." That is to say, the wages of found in the bill recently passed by remarkable remedy when used consisor a State employee would remain just the Senate, providing for the lease of tently for Weak Nerves, Brain 1,sg, Want of Sleep. Profeasional it persons abott as inadequate as before, and if oil lands by the Government to pri-should never be without he protested the State would seize him vate corporations. Particularly, how by the collar and throw him out: ever, in the amendment of Senator All Chemists sail Stores Sell It No warfare against the State --en Harris. of Georgia, is the idea of so Clements Tonic Ltd.. Roselle. N.S.W. cialised control very neatly illustrated. slaved by the collar. imassmeas of corporations But note the change. From tradi_ It forbids stockholders -pro by its petroleum and in observing and tional abolitionists of the State, the producing stock in similar neer and a master said: French Socialists have become conser- ducts from holding the analysing social facts. to He This safeguards They mean corporations. several poor vationists of the State. myself attached "I of strong competitive cor to enlarge its powers by their program- formation with studying for a number of families, of independence the all Rather puz, porations me of nationalisation. years every detail of their lives, asking private initiative, and at the same Mereling, and what does it mean? myself the question, 'How can I proa merger of these corI saw that ly a clever change of tactics. Socialists, time prevents mote their well-being?' dangerous monopolies into depends upon after all, match their patience and porations appli- progress in well-beingthat Another well-being. social to the ears to moral protheir by keeping and their skill moral progress, of socialised control is found gress depends upon religious progress. ground with the most clever among cation in the recent estab. in the extrained eyes, the politicians. Socialistic aims, how- is anotherof way my to is, This a co-operative government ever, have not changed. Socialists still lishment perimental sciences, as certain as the Joint Council of the very I themselves. nature of look forward to the day of revolution by the National laws a industry. Administered by which will overthrow the bourgeois clothing done more. I advised others of employers and em - have were in their convicState; be it by peaceful means or by joint hoard uncertain who its in very much, it resembles violent means, it matters not. They ployees, to undertake the same work. I branches of government-legisla- tions go into this work withstill dream of the day when the pro- three executive, and judicial-the me - told themandto without prejudice, and to letariat shall rule. Dictatorship of the tive, gilds, in which bias out the idea of so lives of poor famidetail proletariat is the crowning achieve- dieval in study even though not known by lies, and then tothesearch for the causes meta of all their work. Emile Van- cialisation, splendid such with applied dervelde. the noted Belgian Socialist, name, wasHardly and the remedies of their poverty;. Inis tru.., it beginning, a results. "Le same con published book, the recently his reached they closes made in the direction of so - variably contre L'Etat," within has beencontrol; Socialisme no progress in prosperity Withbut here is the key elusion: cialised progress no moral these words: moral out progress; the solution of many vexing pro - without religious progress." to "One must never lose sight of the blems It emphasises the of society. and his Play of Le conclusions The principal inthough the a that even fact, that property is only -observers as regards the causes dustries come to be incorporated under principle never an end in the econo- fellow of poverty are applicremedy the and collective domain, nationalisation, the man. life of mid andsocial able to practically all social ink regime of the future, will have to be Morality and Religion Must Give whether it be poverty, injustice, procreated by a transformation of the whatever Direction. fiteering, Bolshevism, or State, and this regime cannot be crestThey go back even, though in the else. facing while In the third place, ed except by a militant, combative ways, to the same causes, proletariat, penetrated to its very mar- many and complex problems of mod - different look to the same ern social life, it should be remember- and must, therefore, row with the injustice of the actual The social science is in its social conditions, and resolved to re- ed that sound moral and religious prin- remedies. analysis an ethical science. Whatgain in a mighty struggle its well-being ciples must give direction to all move - last remedies it would apply to social ments that seek to reconstruct society ever and its liberty." ills must be tested in their action and This is a on a permanent basis. So clear a statement from a pen as in_ by tried and proved ethical reaction so often yet and important so truth by Emile fluential as that wielded No social justice can be that it will be worth while principles. Vandervelde, surely needs no further forgotten, words of Le Play, a pio- found and maintained without them. the to quote comment. -

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3. 1920 RECORD. SATURDAY, APRIL

HALBERT SERVICE

Arthur Griffith Hits Out.

1 REAL the charge against I him? The most effioient and upto.clate any regard for What is esteemed in the City. Jerger, and ternment camp without ESTATE SERVICE anything (Shame.) knew Father from a of the Minister for reply handle the Archbishop of Sydney. The him.' IIELLERS-We lino, asheep By CYRIL BRYAN. The authorities had completely super- Defence was-I have the very wordsAN INTERVIEW pocket handkerchief Wools to in Germany are liable ed Father Jerger's ecclesiastical station. over 'All persons bornFather please if we was born to Jerger hard are Now, though the war was come, ior. internment; to application of BUYERS-You have be all that you and peace was supposed ittonecessary cannot suit you. election so hard to defeator,thefailing that. to to in Germany. He may of the State he Just as I had posted toy to Ireland, (Continued from last week) the authorities deemed lest he might say, but I have reason to know that Auctions conducted in any part I called on Arthur Grif- P.R. What budget, news enemy'.' Jerger, the OUR MOTTOFather help to Ulster. deport best thought his did Fein Sinn what Client a (Laughas hear to Empire. acted Always fith and 1 Client the British night. Once a He had gone De Valera's Cable to Ireland. and particularly its the did he do?in the from the rain of Wednesday there was overthrow This was pretty much on who military- camps. From about the result, on ter.) ac CO., IL chaplain asked the doctor whether opinion on Proportional Representa"President de Valera'smetmessage five or six priests served as He said: "No; seine T. G. HALBERT same level as the conduct of those the the by the "is Order, his danger. made Griffith, Mr. election desaid been the -R-," imminent "P of Day eve any front having tion. the 7s BARRACKandSTREET from the two, objected to the St. Patrick's or returned I No protest day a and you," in to providBritish come chaplains, the election, message 3843 of of were Tel.. 3417 the crisis would equitable system fate as his Xmas was very crew and passengers monstration. (Applause.) There gerrymandered. Sinn Fein remarked. the priests into exile, earlier perhaps, as the patient who talked wearing medals. Mention the RISCORD when writing hard ed it is not ship which carried"Tanui's" "it was certain people in Australia if you crew against It was a case of pneumonia." "This confessed Orangeman has always advocated P.R., andfind "Yes," Mr. Griffith answered, two if they were the only as for But loyalty the revolt of the return was entirely weak. Father about of the way. bones obtained will usual the 1907 you was not delivered in the These people formerly wanted and at- loyalists. (Laughter.) grave go back as far as assisting in their cablegram just quot- Permission However, the And not only it got into the press. Alphonsus removed from their tried to party advocating it. Fathers of the camp to come We, always parading their Imperialunexpected. The for Defence to the tend the Brother during the night. the were of Ireland have responded the within the Monastery', and had we advocated it, but as a matter to have people down cut you when ed from the Ministermay but buryrequest. ism; from an Local administered 'read as Carmelite Nuns of fact, owing to the English refusing nobly to their President's expecting the worst, very that they are only grati- prevent the 1916. Imperial authorities out be religious within the Conof the dilem- last rites to the Brother that at 9 roots you find Government Board in Ireland elector- They have repeated the verdict of That vindictiveness under ing their deadThis 716 HAY -STREET, own appeal for assistancehad drifted. their arrived fying whom to But man the the is medicine emphatically. instruct The more do its duty and vent walls. ma into which he beyond a modifica- evening.At about the same time water the cloak of spurious patriotism. (Apthe ifis possible, opened his to brutal and dasundertook the Defence to actually for Fein (Opposite Baird's Arcade.) Minister Sinn answer ever the ate, their p.m. had given charge was No specific who was plause.) they no help not which Kieger, was to Proportional decision the Father Archbishop, with coercion his of I, State's together of regime was brought. for it been made against Father Jerger, and ears, whileat all. I asked for permis- task, as tion of the Secretary The paucity tardly had been askingpatient been subjected, and which, Representation Society. how consulted regarding the route-viz.:--to the Min- in attendance, reintensified his was a case which the Federation to the thorough- have Come along and see our SPECIAL If sion to publish the letters Ithishadwould of spoiled votes shows these elections show, to has for two hours to give about up. (Applause.) take of well 1 a.m. the masters might be "The Secretary of State At that told it." ly we did their 'determination with the brandy. sink, and expired at Father Jerger is guilty of any crime ceived, but was SHOW or PHOTO CARDS. ister for Defence. to Elections. land." the 1916. began for own unwise. then be Ready their Brother September, Getting deportation, P.R. 7th. Aug- that would justify his apply "London, 14th. will Saturday, they on think 17th a.m. deport4 be you "Do "Now, Father Jerger is to no word need be said for him, but until "P.R.," he went on, "was imposed on "Your telegram of August States about He was only 27 years of age. H. F. Fitzpatrick in to England?" He is said to be indignant, and ed. and the A. V. Penrose end we know that the charge against him, Ireland by the English Government (14th.). Repatriation via United to be ust. was preHe has been "England is an oligarchy, the foregoing paper Callan by reliable tes- why shouldn't he be? the sueproved hinder Since would Proprietors. been Reit has that has any, hope if (late the Proportional may be allowed provided persons like with safe pared, the Very Rev. Father duty all these years under the common camp eess of the Sinn Fein movement. For oligarchs don't letter, timony', we shall not be doing our withrepatriated (are) furnished They thought it might destination nam- made available the following will discipline, with no charge against him. purpose the elections were presentation. they same if we allow him to be deported But the conducts stating that reached concerning Ireland. in a of narrative them within the any It is enough to make a madman Telephone A4395. postponed, and the consti- help applying it to England. It is out a protest and without taking (Aped therein must bethat failure to com- with which priests fittingly concludes: (the arbitrarily. resist interned If he is deported, they ones." him. action that may be possible. tuencies carved up to suit anti -Irish HOLDWAY & CO., specified time, and involve the "June 9th, 1919. will be the guilty Sinn Fein had to too just." the of authorities) candidates. few plause.)" Ireland a SEWERAGE PLUMBERS ply with that time limit may mentioned LICENSED Griffith Mr. informing Very desirin Rev. orMost the political its pleasure with the occasion, same election get the (Applause.) this to much On face re-arrest and internment. be "I have (CERTIFICATED). METAL intern- Dr. Kelly, Archbishop of Sydney, said: made for "stunts" put up by England Chaplains. for the our German Fathers, Paulonist ganisation suppressed by the English humour and SHEET able arrangements should that good a you in GASFITTERS Auspeople (sic!) in Irish on inlater "I have letters in my possession the war Government, its election literature deearly repatriation of Austrian WORKERS. ed at Diyatalama, and Following is a rough list. in the which It is a fact that during elections. justify Father Jerger, and which twenty-five are now duly incorporated priests." how imposing would of the Passionist terdicted. its transit arrangements A Trial Solicited. tralia, cent. guess per can United message One the Motor this in of protestthe I Mc final sentence Defence Minister two provinces we have,They had all can confound the Cabinet. was done priests in Australia were acting as liberately obstructed by stifled, its look a carefully compiled list. These 40.44 PIER-STREET, PERTH. that this act papers: Permits Order, its Press superfluous, the were our so- ed at the time chaplains. Chief among them Bede, are merely culled from Dublin desirous States of America. candidates --including the secretary, by this time being genuinelyNo neutral along been edifying members of as long without any intimation being given to Father C.P.; Edward, Father Elections. deIrish In the past, when the military Alderman Kelly, M.P.-seized, England Prepares for to be rid of his prisoners.however. So ciety, and most zealous priests Father Peter, C.P.; Father Berand when me. and imprisoned without charge. authorities had any complaint con- C.P.: ship was then available, necessity either as they were in Ceylon; Superiors Entire Republican Press in BUTCHER, in C.P.; and Father Francis, C.P. ported, despite all, it swept the country. 20/9/1919: by our higher cerning a priest, they always consulted nard, Yet, he was faced with the upon of Archcalled Ireland suppressed. a brother is them, right last-named The about Corpor181 RC/IRBY-ROAD, SUBIA00. remDublin be the could of matter information if the see -fourths to give me "Three of retaining in gaol persons whose or of to distinction Rome won great 15/10/1919: Sinn Fein and all Repuband FRESH KILLED two Clune, the bishop its PRIME in in Fein ONLY supacknowledged, Sinn nothing with had this occasion, one on Dublin incorporation at in But edied. to freedom he prior to their lican organisations gaining the Military Cross. ation are Republicans all. In Rath emMEAT SOLD. States of AmWhen I protested, they at the front, releasing them on parole pending provinces of the UnitedI had the plea- of the kind) pressed. some time in Perth last year, objects, latter spent He one 1ML the raid 'Phone garrison's I said, adopted sorry. very English police He the were they mines, and said information barkation. the 12/11/1919: Soldiers Republican Govfor 'You did it simply in consequence of and is now back at Marrickville, Sydat last regained erica, was of the best kind, the stronghold outside of Belfast, the aUnicotijE The priests Headquarters of stay were sure to supply had given 48 N114STAVX11132, MT. LAWLIT. the rantings of a confessed Orangeman. ney. onists now find themselves with matheliPiberty, and during their all our German Fathers their Superiors. ernment and arrest staff.ail Repub ASK FOR Cathone standard the Fein of Sinn to The 1. guests of jority Fein and satisfaction the welcome Sinn highest 27/11/1919: of am I part the This East, Irefloats over th. South, the Hierarchy' and clergy. closed with an both ecclesiastical and religious. what lican organisations throughout North. the substance -of in most and here West, repeat the narrative may be to suppressed. land glad about DODGE MOTOR OAR FOR =RR excerpt from Father Schmitz's parting I stated to our Superior -General Ulster WW Tight 10/12/1919: Sinn Fein and toRepublican DAY OR NIGHT. Fathers were close. ordered letter to me:on them All the time those Headquarters myth Oar No. MA themselves "P.R has shattered the PROPERTY AGENTS and BUILDERS Telephone, A1997. AUCTIONEERS, here in Ceylon they proved Minister's 12/12/1919: Republican Headquarters "The Archbishop's Palace, Prime Garage Motor English Congrethe which our of seized. literature and worthy members raided "Manly, 1st. Oct., 1917. Rank Tel. A84.88. based. again most 3370 were (1) Motor 'Phone the proposals G.P.O. of Home Rule arrested deCongregation STREET. leaders definite the Fein 41 BARRACK our Sinn of time its gation-viz.. As the 12/12/1919: 'Homogeneous Ulster' has played including has at last Missionary Oblates of Mary Immacuin Dublin and Provinces, In the six counWHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER 10 parture from Australia champions false. here, the more sinelection secretary, and deported late, or, as wc are called was waged bitterly by come, let me thank you once fight the ties brother my trial. Fathers. woman without O.M.I. and man Every cerely, in the name of Carsonites. the O.M.I.. municipal PER= "L. COQUIL, for all you have 6/1/1920' Tames J. Hoey, CHARLES STREET, WEST priests and my own, for who voted against the 'official ticket' **Provincial... hands out a us. . . The candidate. arrested and in deported And your old friend Ernie all. Renovations of Property are under a Practical and a. traitor to Unionism. so generously done Collecting proclaimed Rent was both Worm As here (still you to received welcome without charge marks of sympathy weclergy, Let us examine a few of the results of Senator Pearce's Reply Examined Collector and Builder, we can assure Satisfaction. the were wood Scrubbs, but since elected). First-Class Residential Roma from the Hierarchy, the met, and and that ultimatum: will for When the facts in this paper Statements. Cleanliness and Attention. Monthly 7/1/1920: Sinn Fein Headquarters Send We Catholic laity whom werecollection as- brought to the notice of Senator "Belfast sent 5.5 official Carsonites to soldiers by raided election office ever be a very pleasantof our exile... . Pearce, he immediately gave them an the polls. Only 37 were returned. The nailed up E. idoGRADE, Proprietor. and police, and doors to sociated with the land to use his own former anti -Carson opposition of 8 has emphatic denial, or, Motor-permit strikers offer by their Property with us. conplace 9/1/1920, "P. SCHMITZ, O.M.I." 23 out of a total of than to better do emphatic enlarged cannot been and Clients rejected Goldfields or Country words, "complete 'Phone AVM. reasonable settlement up into para60 members. preventing use tradiction." Broken THOS. ANDERSON and SON. at Government, thuselectors makes their "Lisburn returned a Sinn Feiner X. to poll. graphs (a process which of cars to bring by a DoFAMILY GROCERS & PROT/210R followed Pearce's the poll, of head rooms Senator the DOHREN. clear), election Kingstown MERCHANTS. obscurity more are Carsonites 10/1/1920: THE DEATH OF BRO conRuler. Home emphatic minion secand raided, literature seized, and Corner Fitsgerald-street and Regis, and words of "complete now reduced to a majority of 1. An account of the imprisonment arrested. road, NORTH PERTH. tradiction were: retary Carsonites 14 had Liverpool at "Dungannan canet Fein Brother Sinn period on dailj. the 15/1/1920: waited to death of the lay referred to, has been Families throughout major1/1/1920 Carsonite "Right the Now 1. against 7. prisoners a Camp, previously Father Schmitz,Country Orders Attended to. didates' election manifestos No supAND internment of German Court letity is 1. of New supplied by Rev. pressed all over Ireland. Fein elecDohren, O.M.I., Judge of the Supreme "Cookstown, last week 100 perofcent. in Sinn hand to free a Rev. Brother Francis in but delivered given MOTOR OAR PAINTING. ters was majority a and Europe, South Wales Carsonites, now has Sinn Fein election camps, and was of delicate healthconsumption. tions office. HARRY McOARTHY, On visiting the internment 2 of down by police all him in reby torn lowed symptoms ma175 PIER -STREET. made posters a Carsonite turned suggestions has warm, a to any "Lurgan de VaPresident COACH PAINTER, Ireland. medical advice he was sentin Ceylon in gard to the treatment of internees were over PRACTICAL 4. jority into a minority of Over 20 Years. cabled advice to Irish voters and dry climate, and arrivedin the north of given effect to.'' lera's Established Ireland. to has returned but "Derry Mr. Griffith, to Justice a in January', 1911. Jaffua,well. Mr. undelivered that themselves find above Carsonites learn the We him Press. suited in that island, the published in Street's request of July 30, 1916, was minority of 2. TelephoneGerald V. P. McCarthy, Proprietor they Together with the other Germans Armadate. be freed on parole, Well may we exclaim, interned "These are random cases, butexplain Ceylon, Brother Drohen was 1914, at the priests They refused." a good deal. explain October, "peremptorily God Save Ireland! of end the towards had no spewhy it was that the Carsonites fought of the many SCOTLAND'S BEST 2. "He (Senator Pearce) Diyatalawa. On account in camp. of the priests referred life with recollection cial PURE MALT 'WHISKIIY. Ohs connected hardships on the prepared poor quite rather was was he but to, RE-CEA/34TE As Supplied Under Contrast toMa& the Brother's health the I RAILWAY of the camp visitor, New testimony Hospitals and Government W.A. during that period. of from Judge of the Supreme Court cal Department. Also Railway Dining On July 14th. we were exiled Coffee in spite of I Wales, to state emphatically the Leading Hotels and Chips South and Can Ceylon. Brother Dohren, which genprisoners was of the throughout the State. the state of his health, the doctor in that the treatment in all the reasonable STATION. and fair RAILWAY was Nicoll, Proprietress. erally SOLE AGENT: known to Captain RIGHT OPPOSITE leave the circumstances." (Black type ours.) Mrs. CHAMBERLAIN, charge of the camp, had to sent reaway are right opposite the 3. "He presumed" (with "special country as well. We were for Visitors to Perth. They GovernPrices. suitable of British the most doctor The Moderate The "that and collection") attention as steerage passengers. the MOIR'S CHAMBERS. CHAS. I. GOSDRIN, Perth Railway Station. Best ment had good reason for sending the ship noticed at once the delicate DANIEL MULCAHY, Manager. him to priests away from Ceylon." state of the Brother, and took tele Proprietor. the overlooks journey All through the He conveniently the hospital. lie was sea- gram from London of March 31, 1916:of West and Garrett the Brother was unwell. from the sud- "Government of Ceylon not aware VICTORIAN TAILORING 00. sick, and suffered much of climate. re. XXPERTS, PLUMBINS, any special reasons against either Heights) WINDM/LL (Subiaoo den cold and the change VIEW ESTATE ETC patriation or release." DARLING midway On August 4th we landed in AustraKEATING Pumping IS The between tne City and Ocean Beach. to Cambridge JAMES Specialties: Our Another Case. Yet Estate is Ocean the The Hall Institute.) lia, and were sent to Liverpool. from Perth Town Mechanics' Rams, Teaks. route put direct Hydraulic (Opposite had Windmills, get nearest report to his the PERTH. in it the Darling Street Specialty. -STREET, we are shortly through Our ship's doctor, right HAY that it passes 340 Suits learn and We Dress miles), Bro64 Pumps. and Bores Irish Suiting.. distance of only where blocks of about e -sore can be had for down Rev. Father Kistmer andI, too, a paper dealing with the experiences of A Special Line of Scotch and on Application. Address: the Sent Note Estate, Forms View John consumptive. Rev. as -Measurement Very ther Dohren 1.1314 LOT Samples and Self internment of the the Missionaries of p,morze 10 LAZE STREET, PERSIL Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. was recommended for special treatbalance by monthly payments extending Dicks, Superior of Large and Varied Stock of of are Terms -10 per cent, deposit; ment, having been sick for the greater of interest. Buy before the trame Sacred Heart in the vicariate the free on months Consequently, eighteen imprisonvoyage. over also was part of the constructed or you will he too late. three of us New Britain.Bay He arriving at the camp, the for many months. I was ed at Trial & DIIRACK LTD., PERTH were ordered off to the hospital.the two C.P. DOHERTY 148 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIAOO. Charles, Father CONNOR, of ward: a Internment assigned a place in wood& COAL MERCHANT, Case of a Sydney Passionist WOOD others were given a tent without The found two Father. AND GENERAL CARRIER. en flooring, in which they low ambuland any of Promptly Attended to. guilty Orders All rather short, narrow, is Jerger "It Father Each one had two Telephone A1030. ance stretchers. A Trial Solicited. justify his deportawould that crime exhausted. was blankets. The Brother cold was very tion, then no word need be said for It was getting dark, theto fall. In the him: but until we know that the Sellers, and To Farmers sad Pasimifisls keen, and rain began if any, has been the two charge against him,testimony, Picture Framers, we shall tent there was no light, andunable SPECIAL EXPERT ADVICE and FORZCAIIIT5 to proved by reliable him Colourmen, allow we occupants were consequently if Artists' OF COMING SEASONS for Sin Years slued, not be- not be doing our duty a protest, and by P.O.O. or Cheque; not Oesimmomprotect themselves properly, Proprietress to be deported without for Convents and Schools Prices McCARTHY, wealth Notes. Special may E. used to a tent, and no help being that Retail. S. action ' --any and Mrs, taking was Wholesale without tent the soon Very ailable. Mannix. condition the be possible."-Archbishopof the AustraF.R.G.S.,&c. coded, and in this WRAGGE, meeting Clement At the annual spent a sleepless Aterinandthe Brother BIRKENHEAD, AUCKLAND. lian Catholic Federation ina Melbourne, wet and cold. mennight brief after to you thoeseinds A1011. Mannix, mean medimay No. it out, certain Tel. Archbishop Cut this Ott the following day a about 9 a.m. tion of Mr. Hugh Mahon'sofrevelations of pound.. cal practitioner came atcomplaint, the Obinternment and the regarding my He inquired about mentioned LTD. late Fathers from Ceylon, priest. tnat gave me a prescription. INSURANCE COMPANY, and another case of an interned Street, Perth Barrack CharWhen told by Father Kintner sufferFather ago Buildings, years three Samson's Nearly were they that Dohren then Brother priest, and EMthat the les Jerger, C.P., a PassionistSydney, was GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, RATES ing from weak chests, and stationed at Marrickville, authorities at a severe cold, FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, Brother, besides, caught would INSURANCE at LOWEST CURRENT military the by LIABILITY, examine interned PLOYERS' he that Archthe doctor said No one Liverpool, New South Wales. Father day. P. J. SULLIVAN, Manager them on the following rest and the say. bishop Kelly. of Sydney, Provincial of cared about us for the our ofneeds C.P., Ryan, ourAthanasius We had to attend to all orderlies or the Passionists, both sought from the of selves, as there were no The food was Minister for Defence an explanation An nurses in our compound. action, but none was given. whence held passed to us through a fence,The Bro- this was protest of immense meeting we had to fetch it ourselves. Hall, but not a anything of the in the Sydney Town permitted ther was unable to takeAugust to be 8th the word about this was On food supplied. in the published in the press of Australia. at doctor made his usual roundourselves, interest ordinary than more Hence, morning. We presented looked very taches to the words of Archbishops and although the Brother in reference to the Kelly docand the Mannix speak, scarcely sick, and could as he had case. and tor did not examine him, At "The quesabout 10 With the advent of the Autumn Archbishop Mannix said: reminds showing promised tli. day before. me he could Winter Seasons, we are now tion of the interned priests for a.m. the Brother collapsed; Suitings Woollen Sydneypain a great the Seasonable that there is a priest in hardly breathe, and I felt Ladies' Wear called an orderly Father Charles .Jerger, of the Passion. all over the chest. several reported interned Realms ist Order-who was from the adjacent compound, Our Cutter is fresh from thehis work. detained. still a doctor. Al- years ago, and is the matter, and asked for doctors deportwere of Fashion, and Expert inCutting and (Shame.) He is shortly to bewas with though several German combined Ideas. no born New was sent, and pered, I am told. Father Jerger in the camp, no one case. that produce the when Workmanship afterthe Germany In left he but the Garin of in Germany, result notice taken You will see the finest selection of fectly balanced outlineWearer. for a doctor. man than a baby in arms. little was he the noon I applied again came grace high-grade machines in Australia. will that ments to see the If he is deported to Germany he the trade officer an Thereupon Their expert knowledge of buy to telephone to have to learn the German language, be only and patient, and promisedMeanwhile enables them to judge up-to-date, Father cause he speaks that tongue but im and most and best is the camp doctor. what some ourselspent to Jerger entirely Father left I, Kistner and employing has to relieve perfectly. in Ireland, and possibly that time ves, did whatever we could Canvassers. him No to take something to do with his deportation the patient. Permission they' are able to sell at bedrock prices. was refused. With (Laughter.) The Archbishop of Sydinto an empty wardobtained a bed. We is able to testify that Cash or terms. great difficulty weof boxes and clothes ney, I believe, was a good hard workhad to make usenot be got-to give a Father Jerger who gave no offence tc -pillars could to the sick man, as, on ing priest,and & Gentlemen s Tailors who did what he could J. A. THOMSON Co., Ltd., sitting position oppression on the chest, anybody, religion. (Apkk. account of the flat. The doctor ar- for the people andnotforwhether Father Murray-street, Perth. Hew I know plause.) he could not lie He examan imprudent High street, Fremantle. rived between 4 and 5 p.m. his chest to Charles Jerger ever saidhave forbeen ordered charges but no ined the patient, prescribed some word, against him. There has been be wrapped in cotton, and some brandy, and mulated no trial, no open investigation, medicine, sent- fora few spread be an in sacks commanded thatwhich was still soaked Father Jerger was thrown into on the ground,

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A Prayer at Eastertide

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THE HOME.

People, Places and Things

M r. B.

(By Anna Barnum Kelley.,

-There are none that never have felt the touch in sorrow's dark-hued wing; And there are none but in sad hours Will to some bright hope cling. And thus, in sorrow, joy and strife, We pass thro' the shrine and shale of life; Until, like the sun's last rays at even'. Our spirits pass to the far-off heaven!" "Do you think she will live, doctor?" The great specialist looked into Gilbert Kenmore's haggard face. Intimacy with suffering and death had not made him impervious to pity. He had the good fortune, still, to pos. sess the rare gift of sympathy. Then the circumstances were unusual. Mr. Kenmore and his wife were Americans and had been in Naples only a few They had gone for a drive in days. the morning and met wtth an accident. Mr. Kenmore had escaped injury, but His his wife was not so fortunate. voice trembled as he asked the question, and the physician hesitated. know-the to "Doctor, I want truth." "I can give you :to hope, and the But I can protime will be short. She will not suffer." mise one thing. Mr Kenmore stood for a moment, Then like a incapable of speech. flash came the remembrance of a line only yestersing wife his heard had he day: "The light of a whole life dies when love is done." Was she going to die-his beloved? Then there would be nothing in life

THE OPTICIAN, means

He lifted his head and met her look. him What he saw in her face made that forget everyt .ng but the fact even if she had sinned she had suffered and she was dying. He knelt beside her and clasped her cold hands in his. my "Think of nothing but your soul, May the God of mercy clear Marian. forgive you as freely as I do."

BIICKERIDGE,

BELLS OF EASTER. FLO , F 1311(.0, D.B 0 A., Freedom of City of London "After the silence of Good Friday in Faber, Father says eve," and Easter THE the book of travels which he wrote beA telegram from Rome, which ad was Bethlehem of Judea, where Jesus10,000, "The fore his conversion to the Catholic HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS. pears in the French papers, says: canborn, is to -day- a city of about the with STATE. in connection Church, "I shall never forget the hour THE IN ceremonies Catholics. are whom of The six thousand probably when Easter dawned on Venice. four onisation of Joan of Arc will By Exam., London course and a large part of the remaining "But the children-" sun was just rising, and there rose take place at the Vatican in the Blessed Orthofind to promise multitudinous thousand belong to the Oriental of and comforted-I "Be The canonisation such a bewildering May. Ask for Bir. B The cave in which Our of God will show me the take dox Church. will the children. harmony of bells from every steeple Margaret Mary Alacoque Lord was born is still there, and it Cardinals way." the city, that they raised the feelings Is the place in the same month. an was . It still overlooks fields where shepherds Vico, di Belmonte, Merry del Val, and . almost into excitement. Else heard watch their flocks. never April. I had early as in day such hymn a beautiful Easter was It Gasparri are charged with the preDo some of the errands to -day." he Ti.. describe the seen: before... In picturesque Bloomington spring had parations for these fetes." Opposite Town Hall Of the £2,000,000,000 advanced by the If there's any hard or unpleasant task, quotes from a French novel of the Buds were swelling on the come. year, the do, o' to United States to the Allies last France thing description difficult a Or gives which time, trees and thick verdure carpeted the An English contemporary says: All ElseSomebody Britain received £855,400,000, Belgium to a 'Tis always offered bells of Paris. hillside. Early that bright morning Hangar is talking of the recent course £577,400,000. Italy £320,000,000, Now isn't that very true? "Ascend on the morning of a high dreadful accident had happened on the of Christian evidence lectures given by - But if some fruit or a pleasant trip £66,800,000, Czecho-Slovakia, Greece, festival, at sunrise, on Easter or Whit. railroad. Heavy rains had flooded the 0.P..Night Pope. Liberia Hugh Rev. and \'ery Cuba the Serbia, Jess, from or Roumania, offered to Dick Is some elevated point, to Sunday, were tracks and caused them to spread explanations lucid his 694 HAY -STREET, PERTH after night Else, which you may overlook the whole of Somebody word received smaller advances. a not hear We auapart. When the express from the Large Stock of Fancy Goods, Toys, followed by an intensely interested Why? I will leave you to guess. capital, and listen to the awakening notes. came thundering through the etc. Pipes, Tobaccos, and all Smokers' north it copious taking prisoners, some dience, German 400,000 proAbout Behold, at a signal for a stranger lad of the bells. still sleeping village, the engine had Requisites, Leather Goods, etc , etc. Questions very much to the point were The words of sheerElse is reported, are still kept by France. will speak. ceeding from heaven, for it is the sun reared like a living thing, left the Sole Agent: "Fashions for All" Paper This Somebody of plentiful, and never once objectionable, These prisoners, on the statement who need himself that gives it. those thousand down an embankis and helpless It poor plunged and answered. the tracks, And Patterns. Archclearly the most to were and Baden At Prince Max of churches trembling all at once. from a friend ment. Not far from the scene stood Father Pope will Dolls Repaired. bishop of Canterbury, are being held as expected that later on at first solitary the noise issuing DEPOT. the initiative Good Somebody Else must seek. a humble cottage, the home of three CATHOLIC THE give another course, talking hostages. the in Jesus' nameParis in the day -time is orphan children. Their names were not only of the priests. but of leaders The cup of cold water of the city; in this case it is the singOh, Somebody Else will offer; Leonore. Gilbert, and Irma Ashton Japan of Nonconformity. "Ut omnes unum then ear The cost of Government insince your heart Lend the ing of the city. the sint." And words of love for a brokenproffer. They had lost their mother early in SUBIACO ROTEL over has increased more than twice to this tutti of steeples: diffuse Brave Somebody Else will for winter and since then had had a strugROICZBY-ROAD .SUBIA00. million of year before the war. The budget the whole the buzz of half amurmur They were the chil gle for existence. in life see only can for 1919-20 battles are The leading Irish dailies are retaliThere of Emu Bier Always on Tap. 1913-14 was £58,680,000; ,the eternal had have beings Kenmore who human Gilbert papers for whom dedren all in English the on fight. increases The ating Good Accommodation for Country £127,500,000. the river, the infinite piping of the searched for nearly three months. He due to Visitors. been featuring Irish crime in big headAnd victories. too, to win; of quartet partments are, of course, largely distant and algrave the the would have been proud of them lines by reports of the crimes commitAnd Somebody Else cannot take our wind, WALTIC WING, Proprietor. increased price standards. During of the four forests, placed like immense These reports are though they had been reduced to povplace ted In England. horizon; the current year Japan expects to borrow of hills four the on headin." organs erty. A "It seems," says published under various striking When we shall have "entered all Telephone, B277. over £34,000,000. for him, for love would die, too. She had often down, as with a demitint, the im- ings. such as "Peaceful England," Leonore was seventeen. But if Somebody Else has done his so in the Henry Stead, "that in spite of position wave of anguish seemed to roll over that that is too shrill and too harsh Problem, Public work, grasp his wonderful golden hair and eyes Gen"England's Great if say, doctor the and provement in her financial felt he sound. and the him, of mass Law. central be de- Opinion Aroused by the Wave of reminded one of the "Fringed CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and TOL While we for case have striven. world more hand. during the war, Japan will againWestern Death, Last 'Twill only be fair if the blessed reward you know anything in the WARDING AGENCY. tian," lessness, 49 Violent dazzling. it like a man." he said. pendent on the favour of more bear to "Try gladdening, more rich, given. is GENERAL CARRIERS. Week." To Somebody Else that and turned away quickly. "Blue, blue, as if the sky let fall financiers for the means of commercial than the tumult of bells; than Chambers, PREMAXTLIE wall." marble cerulean progress." its PhSlimore from broad thouten the A flower industrial and He went down furnace of music; than those BE HIND. at Roumania, that felt the Prussian and steps and through the garden. Gilbert was a bright boy of fourteen sand brazen tones. breathed all hungarNeapolitan a a three was The German war fleet has been par- the Austrian heel press heavily on her. describe stone he of can Who because flutes who grieved daily follows: How many days are spoiled by just once from city which is den? Clusters of flowers, bright -hued. cripple and not able to work hard for titioned among the Allies as Italy plays the same game of oppression, to one rude word, one unkindly speech, dred feet high; than that 10 Britain receives 70 per cent; and is not less merciless, which goes than that sym- as the rainbow: tropical blooms, so re- his two sisters. change one rough act? And spoiled, not only but one orchestra; 543 GEORGESTREET, SYDNEY. be a temmust there like that per cent.; Japan 8 per cent.; United show that militarism does itnotshows roariirg seemed, dolent, it Irma, the youngest, was ten years its for us, but for others. And how many- phony rushing and 244 ELIZABETH -STREET, grove a magician, old and so attractive in face and genStates, 2 per cent its spots, no matter where Mailath, Caorange the in hidden how MELBOURNE. beautiful, days are made more Count Gustavus head. who presided over a mystical alembic. tle in manner that several well-to-do gracious, PUBLICATIONS. more RECENT whom have made are Poland lives and Transylvania, many of that Ukrania, of Bishop midst TIMES. the Russia, in tholic willingOLDEN think would to IN And Bloomington tenEASTER in Prices include families more his made Undermentioned total at are The world's hearts interned how many of 7,000,000 Jews out of the the Roumanians have beauty and fragrance the angel the ly have adopted her. postage:In the United residence under the severest conditions, der by just the kind word ,the gentle were only If Saxons near. of about 15,000,000. the relinquish to times hovering was bear death In ancient could not By W. Deto Leonore effort Battalion. a of the loving Story and The in to communisincere Jews; him the act, 2,100,000 are permitting goddess incessant States there not even sun would darken and the worshippers of the heathen her claim on her loved sister, and she vine. With numerous drawings and has be kind? British Isles, 300,000; in France, 100,- cate with clergymen of his diocese, warbling of the birds would cease, it had worked too hard for her tender Ecstre, whose festival fell in the Daryl Lindsay, 8/2 by maps Resurrection accordance in 000; in Germany, 700,000, in South Afthe sent a statement to Budapest, with the of more gone had would have been spiing. The feast years. The night before she Benedictine Monachism. Studies in EASTER LILIES. rica 40,000, and in Australia 19,500. request that it should be transmitted with Gilbert Kenmore's mood, as he falling in the spring also, the name rest completely discouraged. Even Benedictine Life and Rule. By Right months Christian feast listened to the words that threw over to to the Peace Conference. For Calvary was transformed to theChurch. her cheerful brother's words had not Rev. C. Butler. Abbot of Downside and has bloom. in are religion hundred lilies reone Catholic Easter the was now are says, Always he There past, sorrow. The long which, in the Saxon of festivals. It his life the pall offavoured their usual stimulating effect. Abbey, 25/ him. He eleven chaplains in the regular United been exposed in the territories occu- garden is full of them. fortune had as the queen The life and story "Don't feel so downhearted," he had St. Joan of Are fourteen ranking as pied by the Roumanians to continual road of the cross is carpeted with garded from before States army. By Rev. D. had accumulated wealth and in the was termed the Day of Light, and "Irma and I have both been of the Maid of Orleans. said. everything. and authocovers purity captain, as Roumanian white the them; by daylight twenty-four until eve major, persecutions almost Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, 13/10. Easter he had won recognition. It's of world Lent. literary midnight during all praying spiritual your Of listen isolated are and If you stop illumielat_ he had seventy-three as first lieutenant.thirty- rities. The lower clergy brilliantly will brimming, were joy, prayer of our cup think I churches Earth's and B. O'Dowd, the W. now, their Rev. of Easter By Preaching. In spite sense will hear the chiming these one hundred and eleven, On Eastern morn- lifted to his lips. The blow had fallen frcirn the highest dignitary. be heard." soft breezes ed and decorated. to the elaborate and he reeled beneath it. one are Catholic priests, and their sta- of a permit granted by the military bells as they wave in thejoyously He stag. She 8/9. flocked people faintly. smiled the Marie St. S. had the ing By Leonore Help. of Mountains world removed the gered to a chair, sat down, and his tions are in all parts of the authorities, he was forcibly confirma- of spring and proclaim service, and especially to witness Riswas proud of her brother's courage and 0.S.D., 4/2. glad tidings that "The Lord Has they where American soldiers are doing serto his native place. On his resurrection front the sepul- head fell forward on his breast. With a proud of his faith and confidence in Ellerker, Jarrett, symbolic Bede By before preTemples. Living quickly had them Gather en." the arrangements vice. tion circuit the This was represented by groan he muttered aloud. "This is the God's goodness. Then she sighed as 0.P., 3/8. Gather great bunches of them chre. viously to be submitted to the Rou- fade. If he elevating in full view of the end of all, life, love, everything!" Win. Straight talks to she thought of his affliction to Out He is constantly and leave them at His feet. They arc priest's risen the authorities. of During 1919 more than 60,000 solone body the manian for the supposed By "No, it is the beginning could have medical treatment, perhaps boys on the way to manhood. are watched by detectives, and is openly so beautiful they almost take your people diers of the United States Army Christ. you love," said a firm yet pitying voice. he would become cured of the lamehas Rev. J. P. Conroy, S.J., 6/9. breath away. The Lord Himself said to have visited the Shrine of Our charged with Bolshevism, and suspectHe started, and looked around. It was By Francis J. Finn, and the severe pain. ness Danger. In connection with the celebration in Facing said that Solomon in all his glory symLady of Lourdes. Many of them regis- ed of inciting his clergy and his flock. who in was the nurse. a Sister of Mercy, It was still quite early, but Gilbert S.J., 6/9. these, and has the churches, the people indulged tered the promise that they would use His official correspondence is inter- not arrayed like own had come softly down the stairs. was up and outside the door chopping Talks to Parents. By Rev. J. P feasting and rejoicing in' their bolised them as His favourite flower. every endeavour to labour for the cepted, members of another church a natural rebut "Mrs. Kenmore is asking for you, The birds were sing- Conroy, S.J., 6/9. was wood. This kindling God transof homes. Mother diocesan the of The reverence greater acting as censors. of Lent sir" fast a poet he been had rigorous boy the if from.the and ing, Sermons on the Mass, The SacraAROON action accustomed SOGGARTH in their own country. fer of clergy which he was which Ile sprang to his feet and turned to could not have been more delighted ments, and the Sacramental'. By of imposed by the Church. duringand to make in the spiritual interestsand on "Thank you for remind- with the beauty of the scene. Wood- Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. was eaten Sister. on the grows whatever memshamrock meat a the no become as prevented, lung has As been Cardinal Gibbons his diocese has I will go ing me of my duty, Sister. the Tara, as long as the wild waves of Good Friday no food at all was pered emerald hills, stretches of meadow The Australian Children's Picture ber of the National Association for the priests have been held up on their Even the to my wife." as mitted upon the tables. land and blooming orchards, and some Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer the ocean dash against Irish coastsflow Constitutional Government, which is way to their new charge andPriests have been along the truth came distance away the noble Cumberland must hurried he As Beautifully ilChristians ever published. Blackwater devout Book the most leaders and prominent cancelled. Shannon the wholly non-partisan, travelling permits the to his mind. His wife was going to glistening in the clear morning air. His lustrated, with 20 full -page illustraThe ravenously hungry, and rejoiced in The on to the sea, so long may the Irish of both parties belonging to it. are arrested and kept in confinement He must to prospect of the Easter feast. die, and she had no faith. the landscape. and the per- tions, including the Mass- Card cover swept eyes people continue to be obedient andThe Washington Post, under the heading for weeks, without any well-founded was It or love their bishops and priests. tables were covered with meats and speak to her, exhort here. fume of the flowers made him drink with picture on front, 7d. "A Great Citizen," pays him the fol- reason, and on mere suspicion, inhad been in prepara- not too late. The soul can seek God the sweet air in deep draughts. bishops and the priests of Ireland cer- pastries, whichand lowing tribute: "There are a few men baseless slander, and without an the entire week was on the very threshold of eternity-the more, far and days, for As the express whistled, he turned to Joseph peril, much tion and that Father stress deserve of held. times tainly in to whom quiry being great yawning depths that lie beyond look at what was always an object of because no matter what enemies may given over to the celebration. the country instinctively turns for Hirschler and the rest of the leading may, by a single interest as say, they are doing their very best to And as he looked he saw egg always played an important earth's boundary, The counsel and guidance. Conspicuous clergy of Koloszvar were taken such. In heartfelt petition, be transformed into the fearful plunge. follow in the footsteps of those great in these celebrations of Easter.were and are being held as part among them is his Eminence, Cardinal hostages, Printed and Published by of mercy. abyss minan who eggs appro- spiritual giants of the past "A wreck!" cried he, and called his early English days the Gibbons; eminent, not merely by title Father Hirschler's home was and their the She lay in the high carved bed. Pal- sisters shrilly. In a short time Leonore he istered to the spiritual wants of These very highly coloured and decorated and position, but by high character. priated by the Roumanians. still was she young, by longer no followed scene, the inscripand the lid to into hurried temples. exalted put had elaborate and nature's and people in with landscapes sound and varied learning and his five chaplains She stretched forth her Soon even the lame boy the others. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. temples had rough moss -covered rock tions. While most of the old elabor- very fair. patriotism: a venerable and venerated street. Leonore ofthe hand eagerly. found something to do. ledges for altars, the bare barren sides ate displays have fallen into disuse, prelate, who, charged with burdensome Murray -street (opp. Boans), Perth. tell to something have of I feature "Gilbert, vault abode for two of the blue a her humble fered some form yet remains in egg Ashford, well known as of the glen for walls, the ecclesiastical and religious responsibiDaisy Miss middle star or of Easter in modern times. In Vienna injured, a fine looking man of lities, is nevertheless keenly alive to the authoress of that remarkable juv- heaven for a roof, the morning PUBLISHED WEEKLY. silver, "Are you able to talk?" he asked, age and a child of three whose mother of the rising sun for the lone lamp that the Easter egg is made those of good citizenship, andfor who enile romance, "The Young Visitors," authe hushed mother of Dear] and bronze, filled with tenderly. had been killed. The man was unnever fails to inculcate respect to Mr. James Patrick Dev- softly burns, and for music TO SUBSCRIBERS. married TERMS Siswas the to "Yes. I've been talking conscious, but the child was suffering the prayers of a faithful people, music all sorts of knick-knacks and quaint de thority and obedience to law." lin on January 9 at the Church ofcereter, and I know I am going to die." from a dislocated shoulder. Leonore In AdvanceThe which is as sweet to the ears of God vices. Chelsea. Redeemer, Holy the He started. a .. 3s 3d. Per Quarter did all in her power for both General Felipe Angeles, who was ex- mony was performed by Canon You - as the music of the choirs of Heaven. The Tyrolese peasants yet retain "I insisted. At first I was wild, re- stricken ones. 8s 6d. EastPer Half Year ecuted by a firing squad in Chihuahua very pretty custom of celebrating ens, rector of St. Francis' Home, Shefbut she talked to me of God's Its 6d. .. Gilbert Kenmore had found the Annum Per on November 26th, was a great man, Telephone, A1837. Garage in which the egg figures prominent. bellious, er ford. and wept forgiveness. She he anand than 20s Od. mercy larger Kentucky Years musicians of of state Two Per bands eve Easter who happened to be living in a country ly. On ASK FOR prayed, and strange as it may seem, I ticipated. He had gone from place to Bookedof where every party is a revolutionist traverse every valley, singing holiday DUG BOGUE, The Launceston Daily Telegraph, the experienced a change of heart. place without success, and was beginlas Od. Per Annum Mrs. Clara K. Angeles, Ms Their picturesque hats are have party. hymns. CAR P333 FOR HIRE DAY AND 6th. inst., in its cable summary of ParWhen he 22s Od. New Before I do anything else, it is neces- ning to be discouraged. in chilof Two Years sojourning Crowds was who flowers. wife, with in Federal NIGHT. adorned debate motion you." to censure confession a make to Louisat sary establishthe express stepped aboard York, where the family had 8th. and liament on the previous day, reported dren accompany them, and at night Six Cylinder Studebaker -7 Seater. "A confession to me?" As Cheques (which should be crossed), ville he had nu particular destination address. ed quarters, died on Decemberthe carry torches of lighted pine wood. Wedding and Touring Parties a Spethat Mr. Hughes, the Premier, You are the one who will Apos"Yes. When he opened his eyes he drafts, money orders, or postal notes in view. heard that before each house the peowas buried from St. Thomas have pause "I cialty. they said: Ryan, have I Mr. wrong ing great the his right to Before pour eggs have observe the humble surround. should be made payable to THE W.A. not and did and doors the to resign, tle Church. 118th. Street. received Weddings. to come for ple going is Cars Cream Almighty been, have God done. Oh. how wicked I EXCHANGE MUST BE ings, and when a face bent over him. RECORD Perth. execution, General Angeles and died the into the baskets of the singers. whils you are going to take his place." What Garage: 14 Hyde -street, North AMA. as Gilbert, I have suffered for it." was certain it was the face of an ADDED. last rites of the Church they themselves join in the chorus. the but. You he are we to think of such blasphemous G.P.O. Motor Renk, Telephone "My dear, this is too much. heard a child cry, and he symbolised Then angel. Mindoubtless bravely as he had lived. Prime feast the This from coming This language have never wronged anyone. -ed. SPECIAL NOTICE. idea that all the hours of all the days of the Commonwealth? (says the imagine remembe vou excitement has made Leonore turned to soothe the child It is a sign of the times in Italy that ister of the week, the month, and the year M. When notifying change of add* Tasmanian Monitor). The cable states her bro- kindly things." to something sacred the whispered to and dishomage Count Sanctucci should be nominated offer expressed your old as well as y Party should state that the Labour is "No. Gilbert, you have never under- ther. The boy brought a cup of for the Senate by the King. for he the lamb, the central figure of the conse- stood Surely the Liberal Party did $41 OARR-STREET, L1=1E1,11.1.11 sent. me-that is all. I've deceived water and held it to the man's lips new address. blasthe one of the most prominent, perhaps feast. against crated protest to fail Lamb not CaSit down." Prime Beef Mutton, Pork, EDITORIAL NOTICES. He drank, and there had been commost prominent personage inHethe The whole Such festivities were often kept up you. and is pre- phemy of their leader. Something in her face and expres- passion in his glance as the boy limpa always on hand. Corned Beef in tholic lay world of Rome. The names and addresses of corresfor a number of days, and the pastries Parliament should have risen All Meat institute, Small Goods a Specialty. and pondents sion he had never observed before arPale him. toward ed painfully outrage an sident of the big financial indeed, such weeks. for and contributors must accensured preserved and even the body, kept in Cool Storage on the Premises rested his speech, and he sat down, tired from unusual excitement, the company all with which Catholics and, did the Cacommunications. the on the Almighty. What and waited. nourished lad looked almost ill. poorly say? Did Holy See are commonly associated, House the of members to tholic wish I was Alice Secretaries of Societies. correspond"It is of your sister and "What is your name?" Banco di Roma. Count toSanctucci six they remain dumb when the name nearly ago, will please note that Switzerland others Sometime and touch ents, mission speak. A Ashton." special Kenmore pubon "Gilbert sent was thus prelimin- honour of their Creator months, I intercepted a letter address- of unconscious pride was in the still all communications intended for inserby the Holy Father to make We shall await with licly defamed? You were away from home in the current week's issue should you. tion to ed this of voice. childish ary arrangements for the "hospitalisadetails full the some anxiety of pribe in the hands of the Editor by midat the time. I was curiousnotanda openA deep flush rose to the man's pale tion" there of equal numbers scandalous episode, hoping to find that on crimThat was ed the letter. Then he lifted his hand to his day Wednesday at latest. soners from concentration camps is a good body of Christian gem read it I was face. when but He is a close friend of there action, inal scarcely seemed who brain His Functions both sides. Parliament head. Reports of Parochial tlemen in the Federal filled with anger and mortification. clear-perhaps his mind was wander- should be authorised by the parish Cardinal Gasparri. The establishment a have at heart the interests of of their FIRSTwrote that her husband ing. sister at the boy Your looked con But no-he of the new Popular party on such duty the priest. remember and deal to his Maker, had committed a crime and receivedin-a again intently. sound basis owes a good that they may Photograph Reproductions, 8d. per Every fessing Him before men secure CLASS prison sentence. She said he was His reprudent preliminary work. "Is your mother living?" at the judgment seat square inch. is at one in nocent and falsely accuses of theft. shade of political opinion servants "No, sir-she died before Christmas." faithful and good cognition as Funeral Reports, Is. per inch. every BOARDING in sentence his capacity after his long to live not did tribute He paying "And her name?" that it is entitled to a never-ending reward. ADVERTISING RATES. She had struggled along for some time. way; but the fact remains,that "Her name was Alice Ashton. I am AND a well when she wrote was hopelessly ill named after her only brother-" and Vacant, the first time since 1870 Situations Wanted and Church thought Catholic She the disease. of member incurable of an I've been Board and Residence (three lines, about Tel. AUS1. known DAY "I am that brother. soon to be orphans, and searching since-" children her of was too effort Is. each. has been named a senator. The insertion, one 16 words), A. When I much, and he became asked you to help her. SCHOOL unconscious. Births, Marriages, Deaths. In MemRD., OSBORNE PARK A French soldier, 'Henry Lhorloge, read the letter my heart turned adaWhen he awoke again, another day oriam, and Funeral Notices, as. per inin the WANER00 FOR I thought only of Your honmant. strongof Amiens, who lost his sight at the better, He felt dawned. had Poetry, 6d. line extra. sertion. it would grenade disgrace hand a the and of name oured explosion er, and something told him he would made a YOUNG Ordinary Advertisements, 3s per inch bring on us. I knew your kind heart. get well. Leonore came to him, kiss Chemin des Dames, recently his Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily to sight that and nature, generous noble. your pilgrimage to Lourdes, where Our from dear uncle. him her to Advertisements can be called Replies ed him, and part of the City, Direct LADIES. you would love those children of your was miraculously restored at the shrine any Her lovely face, her tender touch. addressed to this Office, and they will Own Cows to Customers. I think it was jealousy that sister. of Our Lady. heart. to his longing to Advertisers if postage forwarded and Cadges. joy be brought Convents the Supplying in a very Healthy Pusitioa. possessed me, and the thought of hu. Beautifully Situated on the Sea Coast, "How you must have suffered," he is prepaid. Musical and heaped on us when the story for the usual Examinations, miliation Prepared rough are hands. little Pupils her The holding said, should be adPurities all of All Communications The Excellencies On the impulse of and hard from work. became known. Commercial. dressed to: DiSend All Orders for Printing time during the year. Embodied fn the moment I burned the letter. and other Pupils will be admitted any God has been good." but Boarders "Yes,, MOTHER. REV. the having to RECORD, THE W.A. rectly afterward I regretted and Bookbinding to For Terms and Further Particulars, apply "I prayed," said Gilbert, limping UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. done so, and to make things worse, I closer, "every day that we might stay BOX 20, G.PD., PERTH BRYANS W.A. RECORD PRESS. The Supper Dish. could not remember the address given I'm goNow happy. be and together it I only know that in the letter. that I may be cured from Then ing to apray was somewhere in Kentucky. being cripple." remorse came, and I grew ill in mind Kenmore's in Gilbert were Tears SEND TO and body, but tried to keep it from eyes as he said: "I feel sure that your I succeeded partly, although it You. I too have will be answered. prayers you that was mostly on my account goodness" in God's trust to learned r If only I PR[SS came abroad at this time. BRYANS could have told you, but I was too I SI T MURRAY-ST. (opp, BoansrPERTH. READ I have seen those childcowardly. ren's faces. gaunt, meagre, even in my TeleAtones: A3264 and A3467. RAND to quite the dreams. I have listened to their acThere is in our midst a curious type luta" Custard Powder P SOLO ALL GROCEftS. for ern, and 13 I have almost gone until voices cusing most superior substitute of Irishman. wholesome. -Bank- Prepared ard packed by Ric-turf] absolutely pure andbut I am tired. Gilbert, more tired mad. the `Printed arid publieldted KERRY ICE IS BRIGHT, few minutes to ski" Custards take with atheir than I can tell you, and if I can obtain economical wed office of. be Proprietor IS RIGHT, PrePSre, and gas AND THE Holmes and Co. Ltd.. Perth II and rest, I shall be thankful. M Works, !Cljsrl cost, mesamesadouuk. raving ii, expenas Printing BRYANS Patronage Solietted, you know my sin; can you for. PO'ilt7" street (opposite Beans), Perth. A1326 RING ING A11326 fp ca.__ -

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