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A. C. Oakley, 5e; Mrs. Lynch, Sc; Mrs. McBride,ch thorn, T. Coe. 5s; Mr. Kehoe). Chapman, Is: Mrs. D. biogumber (Per Toms, Is; Mr. J. Duggan, 2s 6d; Mrs -Mr. James Butler, 10s; Mr. M. MurKnighthood of the Blessed 2s 6d: Mr. T. Gill, L. Mr. 3s; Cody, John Mr. phy, 5s; Mr. M. Lanigan, 5s; Is; Mr. T. Shanahan. 2s 6d: Mr. THE APPEAL Murphy, 5s; Mr. J. McKeown (New Olsen, Prendiville, Sacrament 10s: Mr. G. Watson, G. J. of 5s. Kehoe, Convention, O'C. number D. Race Mr. Norcial, 5s; The recent Irish On Monday night a large Mr. J. Hill, is; Mr. W. Waddell. 2s; to Dalwallinu (Per Mr. M. Flynn).-Mr. 6s; Melbourne, appealed in Ireland's name the Society's members paid a visit St. Patrick's Branch. Mr. J. O'Connor, 5s: Mrs. C. Rochford. conversation in F. W. G. Liebe, £1; Mr. M. Flynn, £1: to the traditional generosity of the the Observatory. in accordance with The whole subject ofnow of Mr. J. Harman, 2s; Mr. J. King, members Is; £1 the apof morning £1. the Sunday behalf is On K.C.Y.M,S., made with Mr. CurlewisMr. Patrick O'Neill (Buntine), the Irish -Australasian people on Catholic circles justHis Excellency the The meeting of B. Ruggero, 5s; Mr. J. Charlton, toto arrangements the St. Patrick's branch of the K.B.S. Corrigin (Per Mr. Walter Dwyer, 5s; Mr. the only white nation in the world"deThe night was beautifully clear, and a proaching visit of which was held on April 8th, proved the at R. Goven, Is; Miss O'Hara, 3s; Mr. 3s; Communion ls. best General enthusevening £1 their alleged Hickey, and held the Great Denis instructive I.L.B.).--Mr. which England, enjoyable and most day most successful the 10s; Mr. Jack Brian. Apostolic Delegate. of one be Ca. the Courtney, at J. scene Mr. The everywords Very (Per of the in the and 9 o'clock Mass. -Additional history who attended. nations." all small Fremantle by the of in spent was fender meetings 5s; Mr. J. Ryan, 5s. iasm is being displayed, inwa.s the re- attended The principal matter of disthedral was most impressive and of of the late Queen Victoria. holds Rev. Father Callan, O.:WIS.-Mr. P. Is; Mr. T. Lynch. Is; The Communion Breakfast thatApril Mr. W Egan, £1 thing points to the factof that society. Ryan, company James goodly Mr. J. A response Mr. occasion. £1: for s iring. The Leen, M. the concerned society Murphy, £1: Mr. in her grasp." being arranged by the "quivering ception will be worthypleasure of chron- cussion during the evening 17s 6d. £658 picturesque Total. their Grand society intends 25th., during the visit of His Excel- Knights, arrayed in the part of Western Aims- McLinden. lOs 13d; Mr. J. Keane, 10s: We hope to have the issue details of an to re_ thus far onbeen the social which the dancing received an amount of £51 rails have altar the We oar been approached to M. Garry. season. has regalia Mr. 6d; gratifying Delegate, lOs most Molloy, A. Apostolic Mr. the lency icling in next week's their tralia has holding during the in I5s 8d. from Monsignor Verling, Subithe shrine of abandoned, as a large Communion ceive into their young hearts We sincerely hope that lOs 6d; Mr. Al. J. Cullity, £5; Mr. C. event that will mark an epoch It patriotism. Goldfields worshippers at Friend. aco, and £15 16s. from Father McCorMr. J. with real plea- Breakfast of the combined Catholic sweet Lord, Master and before what in all human probability Cosgrove. £1; Mr. J. Pierce, 10s:Is; Goldfields Catholic annals. observe Terpischore will read to representing collections in Bussight mack, deedifying Mr. really has morning. a Appeal, that was on Final Carruthers, held T. be the society be to Mr. Hynes, 10s; the Societies will that promises news the which -sure with decorum the selton, Quindalup, Capel, Nannup, Ellis and of danof will approach the reverence be remembered 2s 6d; Mr. B. McCloskey. fortnightly societies nut Howard, will F. the it various The closes, The fortnightly meeting continue to an amount from Friday night. cidedwhich proved so popular during Holy Communion separately, at a spe- the boys approached the altar. young even the least amongst us that in the £1 ls; Mr. T. McGinty. 10s; Mr. Pat- Creek, which includes Hibernians was held onpresided Jarrandale, and districts, per Mr. T. over a ces The Church is anxious that rick Carroll, fl; No. 3, Welshpool, 5s; of a nation's peril, we were uncial Mass to be held at the Cathedral tour Bro. Frank McMahon year. last amount from an societies, Also Hanrahan evening at 8 o'clock, and thereafter breakfast people should join Catholic membership Mr. William Hogan, 10s: Mrs. J. Moore, to the Old Land. unfaithful to fair attendance. Theincrease. The syllabus item for the Very Rev. Father Treacy, C.SS.R., for Three at this will be provided at the Christian Bro- because of the example they give and faithful Cl Is; Mrs. H. J. Roper, 2s 6d; Mr. P. the race. roll still continues to a "quoit tournament," and showed from North was afforded contributions assistance being at of the £57, will P. account Mr. initiated train on thers' College. A special Amount previously acknowledged. Foley, 5s: Mr. Fty eer, 2s 13d; new members having been and popular game members Perth. A full statement of names very pleasing old was very in- leave Fremantle at 7 am., and one will in making young people what they £444 7s 6d. McDermott, £1 Is; \Ir. J. O'Connor, 10's the meeting; this is apleasing is unavoidbly no mean skill. The game a beaugave amounts Knights individual M and The was All be. Miss feature Junction. Is; should Lacey, Midland Archbishop: Miss from the 5s; also come 6d; Lovey, Per his Grace feature, and another teresting, and as the handicapping 1,1,1 over till next week. of the was very members are particularly urged to be tiful lesson in practical Catholicity.toand Harrington, £1: Mr. and Mrs. P. J Katanning District (Rev. Father M. the final result victor's of the evening was t.ie smallness be lau- present at the Communion, and to for that reason alone. they are We be- excellent, £5; Mr. J. Hagan. 5s; Miss N. Harrington, 2s 6d: The amount of sick pay claims. The Reidy). -Mrs. K. Sheridan. close and exciting. encouraged. likely and well is Bros.. as McMullen, who congratulated Antonio the Society. Is; Mr. Branch, of £1 Miss M. Quigley, Horrigan, £1 Is: Messrs. lieve that All Hallows went to Mr. Fogarty, for our ad- wear the colours Our Rev. Father Dunne officiated. of being the rels On Sunday afternoon. 25th. inst., the 2s; Miss McNally, 10s: Mrs. Saunders. Is; Mr. P. McAuliffe, £1; Mr. W. 8 a strong opponent who was as having the distinctionState, sweet maxim. "Suffer lit- El has also to provechampion. Hall, ls; Mr. George, Apostolic Delegate will visit the So- Dear Lord's to Cronin, 10s; Rev. Father Reidy, 11; 2s 6d; Miss Bradley, Is; Mrs. premier branch in the formitted was me," to come conmemchildren distincAll 5s; tle Gill, item successfully Norrish, 5s: Mrs. ciety's Rooms, at 3 o'clock. Mr. F. Hall, 2s 6d; Mrs. C. Barron, 5s; Frank This Mr. the accompanying unenviable runner-up. as Sunday, on The Annual Conference of the above to to be cibly brought to mind evening. G. Noonan. appealed Con Dunn, 5s; Mr. Mr. 10s; 5s; are earnestly Anderson, bers O'Meara. enjoyable W. Mrs. Mr. tion of being the branch that pays most a Society, W.A. District, No. 8, was youthful band, come 2s; Mrs. Purkiss, 2s; Miss Goade 2s; Mr. J. Alahoney, 5s; Mr. D. Gallagher. and acci- cluded present, in order to extend to his Ex. one gazed on the away the most money isin sick Leader. Divine held at the Hibernian Hall, Perth, on their to with honour to do a melancholy cellency a welcome in keeping in extollOs 6d; A Friend, 5s: Mr. E. Hayes, Is; Mrs. L. Bell, 5s: Mrs. Fitzesiald, 2s: dent allowances-this Tuesday and Wednesday, April 6 and them, while we have pleasure In his great design of restoring all Mrs. P. Cantwell, £2: Mrs. G. Norrish Mr. J. Coleman, lOs 6d; Mr. P. manifest- this unique occasion. but unavoidable fact, depended 7. Delegates from almost all the X. 6d. Pius of in Christ, Walsh, ling the grand Catholic spirit occasion things (Broomethe Monday, 19th. inst. is lOs (Broomehill), £1; Mrs. Smith by the people branches in the district were present Not all pared Sunday after Sunday employMrs. 0. the first dance by the Society for the chiefly on the young- and 4r.s:5.A.Irs. R. Scott, 5s: Owing to the conditionsthatof the Cue District (Per Mr. Wm. McCor The newly-elected Board have taken our churches, we oblige. the attending power the Boulder vast success. realise of be a big ents to entail and promises 5s: year, £5 ment here, which mack).-Dr. Clarke (Day Dawn), of shutting our eyes the responsibilities of office, and a tions which the decree on daily Corn. the tickets have friendly socie- have no intentionneed Tambellup.-Mr. Murphy, 12 Is; Mr. Mr. Thomas Flaherty, £2 2s; Mr. J. P. up majority of members of in amendment, and Judging from the way successful year of operations is antici be a munion has placed in their hands. The which acci- on matters that in stronger bey, disposed of, there should I. O'Neill, £2; Mr. W. J. O'Neill. Et: ties work on the mines, Meehan (Austin Downs Station), £2 Zs: pated. A report of the two days' de perhaps -and preserve to is patents continue of work much will supportMr. of old £2: -are society's grandest O'Neill. of the D. Cheswho big crowd O'Neill, £2; Mr. dents -serious and minor NIT. J. J. Ryan, £1 Is; Mr. James in language -to decry whataseveryone with the innocence of their children. The Mr. is; liberations Ida appear nexstweek Ai. O'Neill. S.; Mr. A. Hodson, SI; Mr. more frequent occurrence than it should be ers once more gathered together. ; Mr. Actium mi..William 81,15,Cheason, attends Mass to assist is put blessing of AlmigiseNs God is on the M. Collins, the addition of many new ones. 1. Craffard, Ws; other places, a heavy strain here, is at the very least agrees the preservaat, thr stiltr John McCormack, the distinguished on who and assisted parents Mr. a ineetink £1; beht Collins, The' football eiub Mr. T. Watts, 10s: Mr. M ewe Mcrormack, £1 Is; Mr. P. McCrann, singer, upon branches established source of distrootton- "There in their children. Inis coming on another visit to a subject to the 10s: Miss M. O'Neill, £1; Sunday morning last, which was very tion of innocence notes, 10s; Mr. Paul Weir, 10s; Mr. Thomas for fre- D. Williams, He will be accompanied best preparation Australia. the of is said once before in atthese appealnocence secretary McCormack, The Miss 2s; £2 McCarthy, well attended. Henry, also P. John Mr. ravages of that dread concomitant us so 6d; Mr. the top," Chesson, lOs room dearest the one brother. of his sailor plenty and by is Communion, To more little quent a Al 10s; A Friend, Is. mining work, miners' phthysis. All Hallows. ed to members to display 10s; Mr. T. Geoghegan, 10s; Mr. is there in the pews at to the heart of Our Dear Lord. Parclub. .S2 the of Moran, the interest P. J. in lOs enthusiasm 6d; men. Bonner, C. Gnowangerup.-Mr. and Miss who are amongst the original founders 5s; -yes, boys are liv Moloney, listening boys your MEMORIAM. ye that IN Are to efremember desired a ents, Mchad 10s; Mrs. heartrending is has apparently it O'Connor, William This Mr. Mr. P. of this branch, ,Mr. W. Fitzpatrick. 5s; products of a 2,, too? I)ALV.--In loving memory of Patrick L. Smith, .3s; Mr. Anfect. judging by the increased attend. ing in the midst of the see many, too many, of our fellow %dams, Is: Mr. Denis Bonner, 106 6d.thy, Evil Donald, £1: Mr. 5s; of education. system who died on April 18th. years durgodless Daly, lohn the Esplanade McCarat Dave practice Mr. at Very ance was (PeMcDonald, Parish gus members who joined us a few there North Fremantle force. We regret to see that May his soul rest in peace. tries to enter their souls by 1918. in ing the week. The secretary requests 10s; Mr. Harry McGuire. lOs 8d. ago the picture of health and manly Rev. Father Flynn, 0.M.I.1.-Oblate again no report from our .C.Y.M.S. pur- through their eyes, their ears, and all yet M. not P. have Father who members (Rev. T. that District Mr. 3s; believe Yarloop £3 strength, who are now physical wrecks we Anne's), (St. Fathers and of RECORD, although a most sucFather Doddy., £1; McKenna, 10s; Mr. D. Fitzgerald, 10s; SKENE.-ln ever loving memory chased their guernseys will do so at the senses; the struggle isbyterrible, through the ravages of this dread dis- THE frequent T. Doddy).-Rev. them that the last meeting was Jack, belved son of John and Mary O'Connor, 5s; Mr. J. Shine (Roe. members once, as only a fortnight now remains you must fortify ease Mr. J. Ahern, 10s; Mrs. Finnigan. Is: this is done they will Mrs. If cessful one, and that many in action on April 12, killed is Communion. it Skene, and commences, (Roelands). season the Rafferty forbefore Is; Mr. 10s. £1 McFall, D. lands), Mr. looking 5s; Mrs. were O'Neill, than their passions. £1; Mr. Devlin (Brunswick), £1 10s; 1918.-R.I.P. in particularly desirous that the eighteen become stronger It is conditions such as prevail here, of the tocongregation Mr. Grey, 10s; "Blue Spec," 2s 8d; Mr. children seeing an account of it be. Somewhere in France he is laid to rest, players will be uniformly dressed when Many parents could have their Rodgers (Brunswick), 5s: Mr. and which are forcibly brought home ward W. Dunning, 2s; Mrs. Whelan, 2s 6d; print. This is not as itin should morning Mass, simply by having Mr. at fixture. societies. first Cul. His life's work truly done; in the field the Thomas take Mr. they 10s; O'Loughnostrils Quinn, Mr. E. 5s; to members of friendly the Stephen O'Loughlin, Publicity is the breath to see the Mr. A. Campbell has been appointed them rise an hour or in some instances lity-, 10s; Mr. James Hoyne, Is; Mr. H. Mr, P. 'Twas a sacrifice for liberty. through the perusal of their sick memlin, 10s; Mr. D. Coffey, 10s; Mr. H. We want If parents im- Cashin, 10s. success. to half an hour earlier. promises Ere life had scarce begun. and season, the It for W. coach Is; Mr. bership roll, that confirms the idea of Casey, prosper. Mr. lOs 6d; and Regan, people that Jesus C.V.M.S. go ahead 1Ve know that his presence from home give every satisfaction. The club are pressed out the young Hamel and Waroona.-Mr. T. Corti- O'Connor, 5s: Mr. J. Quinn, £1 Is; Mr. that men here are not in any degree kindest a most important part to fill and Christ has for them - the is gone, a dance in the Hibernian Hall in holding £1; £1 ls; Mr. C. Sheridan, £1 ls; Mr. Waters, gam Ellen sufficiently recompensed for their lab- has Mrs. undertake 10s; to Corkhill, R. one, functions each useful He loves of most We know there's a vacant chair; Monday, May 3, and judging by the Friend's heart, that them in Holy Com- T. Crorkan, £1 Is: Messrs. O'Rourke our and for their forcible endurance off Mrs. Quick, 3s; Mr. XV. Coghlan, 5s; community, so may we on Catholic the wants "He that strong and Air with happy thoughts we can picthe Itut cutting and Is; for £1 displayed, McPeck, make activity P. conditions that Bros., £1 Is: Mr. Mr. D. Hevron, 10s; Mr. J. Hall. 2s 6d: more presume to give a little advice ture him, Is; Mr. B. Fitzpatladies' committee that has been formed munion because He loves them." the uses P. Fitzpatrick, years of their lives, and that their again Mrs. Maley, 5s: Mrs. Clarke, 2s 6d; Mrs. to frequent As the poet says. "Sweet are obstacles the half a great though he were really there. than be As to Mrs. promises 10s; Crawer, a the function J. Mr. Mr. £1: 2s 6d; rick, Herly, wages should be such as would enable received L. Mr. [We Duggan, 3s: of advertisement." disappear. would are year, club Communion of the every players 2s. All success. Fraser, 2s 6d; Mr. A. H. Browne, them to take a holiday P. Carroll, 10s; Mr. H. Klaphaak, 5s: item intended for the issue of the The Knighthood of the Blessed Sac too notified that they must join the where under different climatic condi- news Collie Parish (Rev. Father Briody).-Mr. 1\r. Kenny, 5s; Mrs. Calligan, 2s Od, week before last, but which was Holy C.Y.M.S. to qualify themselves for in rament is instituted for the special purP. Rev. Father Briody, £5: Matron tions there would be a chance of their It being Mr. T. Jones, 3s; Mr. J. Gildea, 10s. the insertion. in Lord for Divine late Our making the of pose elusion in the team. Wishes to announce to her numerous £2; Mr. Tom O'Donnell, lOs eradicating, or at least minimising the Week, we published a day earlier. Stephens. Mr. F. McCarthy, 10s; Mrs. Hoare, 5s; each of centre the Blessed Sacrament By Friend, A 2s; £2 patients and friends, that she has now Mr. Montgomery, effects of this awful scourge. 6d: Mr. J. Moore, 5s; Mr. J. Peck, 5s: Mr. its encourage to is Ed.] spirit for Its life. as boy's lively Mrs. not as Is: was Connell, C. way, the meeting 2s 6d; Mrs. R. Is; Mr. P. J Hevron. OPENED an IDEAL HOSPITAL M. Hellion, & members, "never without a serious reaBEAU FORTST., Mrs. WalkIs: a Gaffney, Sc; Mrs. LADIES at 697 10s: Mr. Pink, usual --reason the absence of Bro. Dugevidently Breed, P. Burns, Mr. has 10s; , or F.P: correspondent Your on Sundays Communion will she omit son to where Mr. -Crescent, Is; Queen's Doherty, corner faultMr. a £1; is; Mr. Fin. gan. in er, J. O'Connor, J. is and '2 Da; ' Mrs. The Goldfields Undertakers "grouch" this week, and hope that the Parents whose educa- Brennan, £11: Mr. J. Holmes, £1Jame' Inglewood week days." Is; ucane, Se: Mr. E. G. Flemming, 5s: Mr. be pleased to interview. Let us Funeral Furnishers. finding mood. l'hone A4744 tion was completed before 1905 must Mr. B. McGurk, 2s. Mr. J. C. Wall, Is; tram stops at door. NVe have repeatedly animadverted on M. A. Waddell, 5s; A Friend, ls: Mr. will attend the great funcchildren's that about success ideas 18 HANNAN-ST.. KALGOORLIE. No. their HalAll in change prevails T. Hender!dr. that 10s; in Goodall, custom J. the manner tion coming on, and the Fathers and mothers Mrs. Communions. and No. 9 BURT -ST., BOULDER. Mr. J. will do lows Church of a considerable number To son, 5s: Mr. C. Scanlan, 4s; 4s; SU which the people of Boulder Mrs. J. Henderson, Funerals conducted in any part of have two grave obligations: of the congregation crowding arqund in what should be, and wil: Holy Com- Boyle, 5s; Mr. part receive their children in the pews have Charges many notice. 2s; shortest McMahon, leaving at Mrs. Is; and in State £1 the the doors, J. O. Smiths be, a historic event, will justify and munion, when the child begins (the emA consignment of Ai tifi,5s: Mrs. A. Watson, Is; moderate. Fetzer G. affront empty, and so far these comments Mrs. of congratulapeens its but use to nothing Father's) is the Holy even duce phasis 10s; since (the first Dawson, Mr. just landed 3s: in ctal Wreaths Milligan. D. Mr. phrases" shave not produced much result, the tion couched in "honeyed reason -that is about the seventh year Mr. M. Smith, 2s 6d: Mr. C. Callaghan, the outbreak of the war). when strongly supplemented from THE GREATEST MISSIONARY UNDERTAKING OF MODERN TIMES. "Deferring week's contribution. sooner. Al. Kalgoorlie Tel., 337. Boulder Tel., 196. or later or even pulpit. As we write things as we see next more 2s 13d; Mr. T. O'Donnell, 10s;2s Mr. TO CHINA Communion and the fixing of isa to 13d; Mr. Milligan, M. Mr. Ferry, £1: be Object: To Win China for Christ. advanced age for receiving It, To enOctober, 1916 £2; Miss Collie, 5s; Mr. W. Established Kenny, P. WEAR. MEN'S (2) FOR YSE HOUSE absolutely condemned." £1; Mr. L. Com- Feeney, be; Mr. P. O'Reilly.Mahony, Note; Half the Pagans of the World Live in China. courage their children after first 5s. Larney. lOs 6d; Mrs. M. P. The Archbishops of Australasia have munion to approach the altar fry, T. GENERAL.STORKKEEPIIR. us to build and endow a New (Rev. Father Help District CHENES Wagin DE CREPE For possible. if decided unanimously to receive us and quently and even daily £5: College in which young men will be orWINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT. to assist O'Brien).-Rev. Father T.J. O'Brien, advised well support our Appeal. His Grace Dr. be to for will The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts. Parents exclusively £2; year, McNeill, after Mr. year dained From 511 yd. their Mr. A. Dawson, £3: Piesse Street, Boulder ur- Mannix takes the keenest interest in this Sodality, by encouraging Ties, Underwear, Ito. the Chinese Mission. This is an our Mr. E. P. Byrne, £1; Mr. P. Rowney', Call and "Australian Catholics," the Mission. in room of For Choicest Quality Only. Dairy boys to faithfully observe the customs Acwant Mrs. For 10s; need O'Donoghue, gent P. £1; Mr. ''carry heavy burdens of Inspect our Underground of the Knights, and by affording every Hannan St., Kalgoorlie seminary 300 students who he writes, TO THE MEMBERS 01 existing Mrs. Hughes, 5s; Mr. W. Han/1: kers, the well attend know them to But boys Department. own. their Produce facility to their applied for admission had to be turned enough to assure Iyou that your can son, £2 2s; Mr. C. McKenna, £1 Is; Mr. (Opposite Post Office) ALLHALLOWS BRANCII.BOUIDER General Communion on the first Sun away. M. Ennis, £1; Mr. H. Young, £2 Is; Mr. helpgenerous a give to them on rely month. the in each of already day Our Missionaries are C. Turner, 10s; Mr. E. O'Sullivan, 10s: ing hand to the Irish Mission to China. H.A.C.B.S. field, labouring to bring Light and Mr. J. O'Dea, £1; Mr. P. Clancy, £1; Mr. you £100 for the great work, 10s; Mr. E. Kissane, £3 3s. Grace to poor abandoned China. Do Iandsend Flannery, I wish I could make it ten times depend REMEMBER tot refuse them help. They Wedgecamp.-Mr. M. Spurr, £1; Mrs. as much." God. 15s: under alone Smith, E. you F. on Mr. nighl Is: Friday F. E. Smith, Your Meeting is next living and deceased. Mr. Don Cronin, 10s; Mr. J. D. Tsyylor. We celebrate 1,500 Masses annually for our benefactors, Easter Sunday at St Francis Xavier's BE THERE, and bring a !Mud to Cathedral, MelPatrick's St. ls. Maguire, £1 E. the in Rev. Cathedral. to Hanson, BRANCH J. Mr. Communications el; Address Join the PREMIER rain Mr. of Is; Victoria showers Boucher, bourne. Despite a few slight Dumbleyung.-Mrs. State. the attendance C. Riley, 2s 6d; Mrs. Sheehan, 3s; Mr. morning, early the in Secretary, High P. CONWAY. of mar- B. Kersley, 3s; Mr. M. Kissane, £1; Mr Large and varied assortments at first Mass was not in any way being 7 King-street, Boulder. 10s. red. the seating accommodation Bishop 1. Cronin, 5s; Mrs. Stockton, Class Goods, equal to our Perth House Lordship His taxed. -Lake Grace.-Mr. P. McMahon, £1. fairly if have Values, can always be found at most -Additional it District and Kelly officiated, Victoria Park many been gratifying to him to see soSecond Rev. Father P. Hayes).-Mr. J. Mut, Mr. approach Holy Communion. O'Hare. ray, £1; Mr. R. Sommers, 10s; Father by SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS and BOARDERS. Mass was celebrated Gogarty, 5s; Mr. J. Ryan, 10s; Mr. J. of which, though not so £1. PRIME BEEP BUTCHER the iittendance Faulkner, The Oldest Catholic College in W by Bishop Gibney. 1894. £1 suffiPounded was Mass, Cantwell, D. early the -Mr. as Park. trout nurr Queen's Hannan Street. Kalgoorlie, be accommodated. The choir Is; Mr. L. Faulkner, £1 ls; Mr. L. Alreligious training of the students i,a earnestly attended to and cient moral The 488 Telephone rendered "Winter's Mass" in a manner lins, Is; Mr. Moore, 5s; Miss M. Brown, to are impartetl. Is; Mr. Hugh Pio., which reflects very great credit beupon is Ild; Miss L. Brown,Kelly, Primary, Secondary, and Commercla: ' Education Marita.na. Street, inincluding University CertiIs. them. While not desiring to of this McElmee, Is: Mr. T. All Public Examinations are prepar Telephone 474 Civil Service, T. Matri,lation. Father (Rev. Scholarship. Parish University vidious, the capable rendering result Claremont ficate. Government -Mrs. Wilcock, Sc; Mrs. Mass should be a proof of the Royal Navy. Military College, etc. of Sport receive our and should also Masterson). 2s 6d; Mrs. branches all practise, Kelly, W. and Mrs. Athletics, assiduous 5s; of KALGOORLIE Dewing, Culture, BRANCO Physical ST. MARY'S conCadet Companies. stimulate some members of inthe Warwick, 5s; Mr. P. J. Kelly. 10s: Miss Military Training is imparted in thePublic attention are Church Speaking Mastergregation to take an interest Kinnane, 10s; Rev. Father T. Vocal and Instrumental Music. Elocution. H.A.C.B.S. by offering their services. Mrs. Heart. £1; Mr. Mazmusic 2s; £2 son, :aught. Penn Mrs. J. Mr. devotions 10s; The Three Si'C meat: evening At the -iled for recreative purposes zini, £1; Mr. McGrath. Billiard and Re -'ding Rooms Thomas, 10s; Mr Gounod's Ave Maria (with violin and Dwyer, 10s: Mrs.10s; Mrs. A. Prindi Fortnightly Meeting on Tuesdayearnin sang in which pupils obligato by Miss Annie Sander John Bradshaw, furnishing of a Manual Art School, Members are the is such Feature A St. Mary's Hall. with ConMr. is; the use of tools. organ accompaniment'. 5s ild; Mr. Rowe, are instructed in Practical Carpentry and estly requested to Roll Up. that this ville, 2s 6d; Mr. Tons Luke. pathos as to inspire a desire Mrs. 5s: narty, reeeivre at any part of the Term. talented lady should be heard fre- Ahearn (Osborne), £5; Mr. D. Foram, Three -Term System. New Pupils are of brothers. £1; Mrs. Whittaker, lOs (id: MissJ. ButContributions received any week day quently. A liberal discount is made in the ease St. Francis Sulof Mr. statue 10a; beautiful Brain, A Mrs. 6d; lOs ler, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. by the Secretary, For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL Xavier, presented by Mrs. Williamson, livan, 10s; Mr. L. Allum, 10s; Mrs. 8, .1 HILL. Secretary, has been placed under the dome at the Walker, 5s; Mr. Baker, Se; Mrs. Linaltar. the of side Epistle Kalgoorlie. Bourke-street,

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but that was only another of their base He had had nothing but calumniespraise for the Australian soldiers. The won by the valor of the been war had of the Australian men, and by the help reAmerican soldiers, but it was to bewon was victory gretted that when America went into the Peace Conference and proved a traitor to the ideals for which the Australian and the AmHe erican soldiers had fought. (Cheers.) any had no intention of withdrawing of the praise which he had bestowed on the Australian soldiers, and he had of the no intention of withdrawing anywith recriticism which he had passed gard to those who had blundered in

Melbourne, April 4, 1920. To-day is Easter Sunday, 1920, and it is an inspiring thought to reflect that as the throughout the world, Catholics, are topremier force in Christendom, day rejoicing at the miracle of theasRein America, South In surrection. in China, lir Perth, as in Melbourne. New Zealand as in Britain. Catholics betheir to testifying in to -day unite I lief in the fact of the Resurrection. of use the term "Catholic" instead a is it for purpose, set of "Christian" promelancholy truth that many who permit Christians fess themselves of themselves to doubt the actuality Dead. Christ's Resurrection' from the This is an attitude which is a logical outcome of Protestantism (especially of that weak and watery Protestant-in ism which is its characteristic form

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and I enothy, un St. Patrick'samDay, to know holidays, and that you were successful I rejoyed the outing. I drill.glad excursion. fishing first was nice your It in the in that you were been a very quiet one withdays. Tabby member once trying to catch a fish. of me and I am thought have quiet to had you and have of neck, my myself and I added the and lazy. The line doubled round sorry you didn't see me. in my hair: generally has, for he is old mood. Pro- the hook fastened itself my green trimmings. and said Pope's colours toa nice and mostly in a meditative my brother called me a duffer contrast. I am and thefts made many they the and good regrets no he and bably holidays, days, "Girls are hesky things glad you enjoyed your Easter for compliments." I delinquencies of his unmeditatiye drive laments his at fishing, Iexcept that you had such a lovely and perhaps, like myself, hehis never tried fishing again. and had a s'ery cried, but You thoughts country. the into settling is and Patrick's St. the war." lost youth I rode in the very a dear, Yes, Dorothy, letdear one my Only day, on the autumn of life.week, and it was Day procession. I wasn't one of the nice Mayor of Bendigo and St. Patrick's I hope your health will day. ter came to me thisfrom a little niece number of those young ladies who nice Day. success your that and good, continue horseone, lovely show on a very short a shall' I such made diminish. you nut So At Bendigo the celebrations were of rode in a at school will who is not a frequent writer. in the procession my good little modern times): those who pride them- is particularly enthusiastic character, back day for for best the for leisure pray and ample had dignity great see I have dream when motor car with selves to doubt the whole Christian and in the opinion of the Mayor of the I enjoyed my- friend. -Your loving. AUNT BESSY. dreaming, and I do day and I have pride. Mollie, dear, Iand Revelation. Cr. Curnow, no previous St. Patlunched on the my knitting wool runs I out do not City, immensely-. self wondering It is strange that men ofwho am rick's Day procession in Bendigo has and dancing, the no letters to read. a as enjoyed Troy Helen his grounds, In Bendigo, off accept to be hesitate the been more magnificent. All Are Sinn Feiners. how long the postman will really felt quite young throughout will the historical character on. the word of for the past thirty-six years, the Mayor March 3, 1920. usual track to my fronthegate; I was nearly taken in the Albany. Evangelists' day. P.O., the whole think will the procesnot in do part is away; taken Homer, always the has at Band, but at grass grow on it whilst for the Dear Aunt Bessy.-We are down forgetful with picture of thea Pipers' words nearly sufficient evidence demand sion, and this year was tio exception to up and Albany my little friends grow now, and arc enjoying ourselmoment big piper rushed They the last be congratuChrist. to and of is existence Bendigo rule. weather the what the of Baths spoiled the change of me. and ves immensely. We go to the for more evidence for Chrictianity than lated on its Mayor, for he was thus there is a great got in front broa very nice picture. short days? I know They complimented by Dean Rooney (in the every day, and we take our little for anti-Christian assertions. out of school. might have been has lovely Totadjin a that such He's will dislike to the ink bottle pleased ther Jim in, too. are like the people whom nothing at nearly so pleasant a I am really absence of the Bishop): "No man in the water cart, and and the pen is not fellow, and he loves the water. miracles do happen book. But been visited by Bendigo was held in higher esteem supply of little his convince thatwho companion as a little story bring in any amount He looks like a big baby doll with but Bessy and that there is now a good Lourdes, Aunt than Cr.- Curnow. They had very sorry neglected and is very ant old, page I years two the is if on district. on. He it appears the if in bathers guff water dejected spiritualistic of very not great respect for him, not only because look is the or the printer will at all pleasant peo- to hear that St. Joseph's Club I do he cries when we take him out of News World's the of thirteen page he had always been favourable to now. to be. people. at least not water. Mollie and I can swim Truly there are none so them and sympathised in their cause. So I so energetic as it usednice Bits. Tit morning. that the we in letters Before meet baths. ple to many big the the see. in go will not as miss we who so letthose really as of blind bundle but because they recognised him merry little to go in hope to have a generousmeeting of the once carne to me from the played and learnt to swim we used one of the most spirited public men in Holy Week Ceremonies. ters for our next week's laughed and Alley": that's where all those that "Mugs' occaall souls On attack hear.) little (Hear, the St. Bendigo. from good Well. of circle. Apart who can't swim have to go. joked under the patronage Holy Week ceremonies were carried sions of St. Patrick's sports, Cr. Cur on the abMollie, dear. I'll dear Aunty, although we are having a of loneliness -consequent which Melbourne in the Archdiocese of are in Joseph. Thank you, now did not hesitate a moment to pubLove from your lov- good time down here, we will all be out sence of the little talks card. a you for the usual devotion, and were at- licly proclaim that he was an admirer send with -day, to bonnie BESSY. I am farm. AUNT the Since on your letters, I am back be to congregations. glad large by ing, sky tended the of the Catholics supporting their own kitten black little it the morning is beautiful and my Mannix how wondering advent of Archbishop blue manschools, and he could assure the Mayor Father the is covered with the pretty My obelisk also the calf. concentrate on, to getting is the practice been has Gosnells. that the Catholics of Bendigo were A Day at it John Bull, tle of the Blessed Mother. wouldn't let me call the energies of the Archdiocese at this very grateful to him." lessen as 1920. turn 11, might April it says he of collecting cards doesn'tS ceremonies Maddington, because appropriate the Aunty, to time, and appeal I so to. it That there is a noisy section in Bengoing all want are just I We am quickly as us when it gets big. Dear Aunt Bessy,-I about performed at the Cathedral only'. digo as well as in Melbourne, who tried not to forget this part on John arc you, my little friends, Simi Feiners, and Father says The majority of the priests attend St. post- to tell you a little news the add to me not prejudice the success of the procesto to well have so write you Feiners, you hope I Sinn cerewhen doesn't like Patrick's. and take part in the the sion in advance, is evident from the reme a card, and I of the world. you and the Bull for him. I monies script, "Please send have to find another name there, so that in many of ones." I thought I have forgotten so in the Mayor's reply to the ferences been yourto has love With there Holy will do my best for the "wee on but now. Mass close no parishes there is speech. It is to "wee ones" "wee ones," going on that there was must am reminded those little "wee ones." -Your loving Thursday morning or Easter Saturday, above complimentary the things and self the many for such a fearless man as now, any money for niece, EILEEN O'LEARY. and in others only one Mass on these be hoped that are very clamorous just not a chance to get Love to will prove an example to we Curnow ago Cr. fortnight A Stato the cold weather is approaching. Friday Alannah, the little people. days. But on Good of you.-Your Quite a pleasure, Eileen just some of the jelly -fish of the Melbourne of St. Munchin's you all-every dear one finished tions of the Cross are recited in every Council, I have had big sports in aid AUNT BESSY. who imagine our bigots to be in the read your letter. loving. Cr. Church at Gosnells. and a dance one from Mollie, and I am church, and the people take advantage reading were more influential than they are. There £50. are going of this ceremony. and we took you that night, hear to said it was good to come to delighted and Curnow for horses, FAVOURS RECEIVED. also, of trots and high jumpswomen, At the Cathedral there was sung the back to remain at Totadjin, a gathering, and, after reading chilsuch and Thursmen, baths for Wednesday, your on Tenebrae Office foot races course, that you enjoyed letters in the press, to find that he was Ones" dren. Easter. day and Friday evenings. On Holy' Every one enjoyed themselves "Two Friends of thefor"Wee love during the warm days before not as "bad" as some would think of a nice favours reI must close now. Withones." well. Thursday morning the Holy Oils were I am glad Jim is growing such He was pleased to be present sends 5s. in gratitude hint. "wee the Pre of the the of watch and to the Mass and intercession yourself will have consecrated, for you but man, in the demonstration. He little ceived through theHoly -Your ones." and the Please send card for "wee swallow sanctified was celebrated on Good Fri- to take part Face, doesn't the water the Flower, that him a public man as public proLittle Archbishop Mannix presided at regarded loving niece, I am awfully afraid of water to day. public man was not prea him. If Moly Angels. perty. delivered MARY McNAMARA. and each of these ceremonies, it is nice on a warm day, but it's not pared to become public property, he 5s. for "wee front you be fooled with, unless in a dish. I am the occasional sermon on Easter Sun- had no right to go into public life. No M.P., Boulder City, sends very pleased to hear know am I receivfrom on favours for moved that glad, however, you day. to ones," in gratitude matter whether a man was a member again, .ny dear Mary, andme. a I should in Melbourne "Mug's Alley," even /though to it's ed through the Sacred Heart. of Parliament, a city councillor, or a you have not forgotten swank Good Friday Observance charitsafer place: it's not a place bird becomina is shire councillor, he was not representit on, that Gosnells was a nice go years think the from As success in, and Mollie, dear, a little the from and rank ing a section or a fraction, but every judging the Faith is in Our Circle. that district obvious able awfully increasingly swank reyou me there told held baths you the section of the community. (Applause.) of the sports outing 1920. of citizens treat Good Friday more Katanning, March 23, like you get into deep water. willI file St. Munchin's when sure even not am do If a man was not prepared to join an I and and holiday to a as cently, more and calf the Dear Aunt Bessy,-I wouldI will try doesn't get all the spare coins there- hope the black kitten and when you invest it with the solemnity which Irish. Scottish, or English community nieces. welcome your you of if good a one dear, you give in national festivities. he become It about, so perhaps, Mary, you might, get back to the farm. Fancy' father characterises Sunday. In this attitude in taking partand oftener. you to write hide himself, and not to by grasping ought to go All the used your persuasiveness Why, of course. they are aided to the full some in sensitive. so gather being candidate. !Applause.) soon, is very sultry here at present. a public advertise but become now, who not just of water. Feiners-but theatrical promoters any man who stuck to his flowers are dying forto want Friday silver that might get _LB doesn't like Sinn admired He Good small usual of the as of am "Performance I Stations the him. of I am glad they are not afraid We have been going race and the country which he came They lost for the "wee ones." for the night," and even "Special Holiday a success, and that sure Mollie isn't. Thank you the Cross e., sry Friday aevening. A man had a perfect right to that the sports werethemselves. Matinee on Good Friday at 230 p.m." front. week. so we I shall love you send the "wee ones" and only have them once stick to the country of his birth. He theatrifirst the enjoyed when ago, ateveryone years I am Some Love loving, week. your go through them at home. now. next think there was any need for card on Good did not a place you We cal performance took AUNT BESSY. present. The tending the State School to come to send from your loving, Friday, the promoters had the decency hip to apologise for being BESSY. AUNT man represented a are praying for the Sisters facet Concerts," was, "Sacred theneas disguise to I have got three sisters If a community. song of the Katanning. SOCIETY a section as every YOUNG IRELAND by introducing "Ave Maria" names are he wis right, and one brother. IrisTheir WESTERN AUSTRALIA. item. The picture shows of those days maiority did not think Dorothy's Drive arid Mary. We obscurity. to him Charlie, Kathleen, subrelegate they could devotional a on pick to tried also who has gone 9 Price -street, Fremantle. But have got one little sister He congratulated the committee on the Under the Patronage of His Grace the ject for showing in that day. was Nora. April 5. 1920. to heaven, and her name magnificent procession. None had Archbishop. and now such pretence is gone. A Tivoli wish to thank Bessy,--I Aunt Lanraage, as Father Reidv is our parish Ilepriest, the Dear such of show ever excelled that day's procession. He Study vaudeville The a and Objects. likes to smiths and Danc- Revue we like him very much. to Mass and is per- did not know whether there was anyyou for my prize, which arrived Theatre, Literature, "Bijou" the at History, Fuller's Music, I as me. come to great surprise a of the as was just see all the children revival and night the thing offensive in the procession, but and Friday on Good will Ireland. formed of ing of Sunday -school. I think Charlie did not contemplate winning one Also all the pic- he did not see anything to hurt his on any other night. ideals of an Irish-Ireland. I will send more I ant boarding in St. valueWEDwith feelings in any way. He appreciated write, next time. such -blast, every full going are MEETS shows of ture lots Society I The With and Convent, Fremantle. news next time I write. 8 p.m., at the the honour of being invited to take the usual "uplifting.' programmes. and the Joseph's NESDAY EVENING at MURRAY-ST. comlove and kisses fog yourselfniece; like it very much. Some of my part in the demonstration and being BOHEMIA HALL, St. Patrick's Day in the Provinces. are your nieces, but of late "wee ones_"-Your would-be panions to join in the procession. As asked Willisun-street) am (near I FAITH FITZGERALD. have been rather lax. and they Ladies soon as he was asked, he said, "Yes; publishnow are papers The weekly Monthly Subscriptions: Is. very wel- learning music, and I am going for a of the celebration of St. God willing. I'll be there." and he was Gentlemen. My dear Faith. -Your are already in reports 8d; ing June. Juveniles, in (junioti theory examination there. (Applause.) I thought you were come. Patrick's Day in the various country MISS P. O'BRIEN. Secretary. written to I am also a candidate for the Junior E. W. C. Of course, St. Patrick's Day the Corner, that you had No MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary. centres. matter. University Examination, to be held in town, city, every in remembered me some little while ago.niece for was work to sure. November, so that I will have I beg but -MEN'S YOUNG the State, throughout CATHOLIC hamlet You are now my little and PERTH with us for hard during the year, therefore SOCIETY. where the population was sufficient, and I hope you willI stay are not am sorry to hear you to excuse me if my lettersyears some public have to taker) steps were a very long while. are dying BUTCHER, old GRAND from thirst. I was thirteen frequent. LEEDERVILLE recognition of the day. Ballarat, Benthat your flowers CINDERELLA DANCE, I saw it last month, a few days prior to the 245 CARR-STREET, Lamb al- digo, and Sale had processions through We have had some rain, and HIBERNIAN HALL, perhaps great feast of St. Patrick. Were you Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Beef and the streets, but the smaller centres such MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1920, at 8 p.m. going towards Katanning, so Corned nice Patrick's Day, hand. St. on few on a ways procession the enjoyed in and Ararat, already Warrnambool, you have All Meat as Geelong, Specialty. also a was I Refreshments and Goods Music. Charlie, was, I to Small Excellent Bessy? love or Aunt Give my Hamilton, were content with sports showers. Little Nora in the drill. I did not see you in your kept in Cool Storage on the Premises. Tickets, lit. race meetings. At the processions in Kathleen. Iris, and Mary.don't alstrings, sorry green the be with bonnet so new all, Mannix us Archbishop Sale and Ballarat, will pray for R. PRENDERGAST, Hon. Sec. Tell Charlie to though I looked for you. I came home THIS! was present. as well as the Bishop of she is in Heaven. READ Write very for the Easter holidays last Wednesthe diocese, and his presence did much write, and be sure you Garage "Telephon, A1837. lov- day, and I have had a good time. On your from Love enthusiastic. type to make the proceeding, often yourself. FOR There is in our midst a curious AUNT BESSY. Saturday I went for a motor drive with At Ballarat, Dr. Mannix delivered an A:-.K ing, DUG BOGUE, Leaving home at two of Irishman some friends. referred to the and address, important FOR HIRE DAY AND o'clock, we motored through BeaconsKERRY ICE IS BRIGHT. attitude of returned soldiers to him CAR 1'333 NIGHT PRICE IS RIGHT. Mollie is Having a Lovely Time. field, and a stretch of open country, to THE fol as them AND towards his attitude and ' orange Six Cylinder Studebaker -7 Seater. Your Patronage Solicited. P.O Albany, March 24, 1920. to Bibra Lake, passing manyripple lowsis---"It had been said by his slanTouring Parties a Speand disWedding wrote a I Not A8255. route. the RING on groves Dear Aunt Bessy,-When derers that when the soldiers came cialty. we were cointurbed the 'surface of the lakes, while back the Archbishop of Melbourne you last I didn't knowhave Cars for Weddings. margin in AlCream the near been floating lilies We water and face, here. his to show would not dare ing down AND TEA OF CUP -street, North Perth pro_ As we Hyde back 14 Garage: going spectacle. DINKUM be A FOR that he would have to go away. G.P.O. Motor Rank, Telephone AMOS. bany six weeks, but will Father is go- made a pleasing GRILL, increased its speed. to the farm at Easter. we are going to ceeded thea motor (Laughter.) If these people stood in farmof glimpse passing and only us, and would CONFECTIONERY, they Bourke -street on Saturday ing back with Or HIGH-CLASS are having The Excellencies of all Purities houses and orchards could be obtainTry the see at the head of the 8,000 soldiers in make our home there. We has ed, which, however, was sufficient to Embodied in the procession the Archbishop who had a lovely time, and the weather EXCELSIOR TEA ROOMS. Passing We farmers. for. the envy wish us make been so grossly slandered by them. been all that one could day when the and T. TOMLIN. Proprietors*, UNION IMPERIAL STOUT. through Jandakot, Forrestdale said that been It had cheers.) (Loud go to the Baths every it The Supper Dish numerous sidings, we came in sight of he had insulted the Australian soldiers, weather is warm enough, andgowhen fishing Armadale, but our progress was barred Tel. A4381. is too cold for bathing we big skip by a stretch of sand and scrub, so instead. I caught some fine that we had to turn back. We pursued jack the other day, and I feltyou quite took our former course as far as Bibra Lake. WANEROO RD. OSBORNE PARK. proud of myself. I suppose Day proceswhen we branched off towards Spear part in the St. Patrick's was it believe I wood, and after passing through that Bessy? sion, Aunt noted vineyard we came to Coogee. I should like to a splendid turnout. Pure Milk Delivered Twice Daily to magazine. There were no celebra. There is situated the powderand have seen it. any part of the City, direct from Our in the eventhe in and I was interested in it, ball a tions here except Cows to Customers. with Own covered at houses Father Lynch is down herewho quaint little contained ing. deadly ex- Supplying the Convents and Colleges. Gilroy, stones, which present relieving Father lecture did I tea, to out the in stayed As I plosives. He gave a is in Perth. home till half-past nine. On school hall the other evening on "IrishI not reach Easter Sunday I went to Cottesloc in Affairs." and it was most enjoyable there the afternoon, and to a procession of must tell you, Aunt Bessy,onthat Theres *Ming 10 the farm the Most Blessed Sacrament in the have been lovely rains up all are The altar was beautifully dams evening. and The tanks lately. Reof Altar the decorated, as also was flowing over. It will do an immense On Good all dried pose on Holy Thursday. amount of good, as they were Friday. a Redeinptorist Father preach up before we left, and see hadmetto cart seved an eloquent sermon on the Passion, I have water nine miles. which brought nearly all his congregaeral of the clubbies since weto came have tion to tears, so touchingly did he redown here, but the club seems fer to the death of Our Divine Saviouf. gone to sleep since Rev. MotherI went FOP HEAL/HG Well, dear Aunt Bessy, I will now away. Well, dear Aunt Bessy,my must cou- close. With love to yourself and the With love to all AT close now. niece, loving -Your ones." forgetting "wee not RECORD, the of sins 11 DOROTHY TANGNEY. yourself and the "wee ones" at St. am grateful to Please send me a collectMy dear Dorothy, Vincent's. BURNS. SCALDS. you for your nice long letter, and I am ing card. and I will see what I can get very- pleased that you liked your prize. for you -Your loving niece. you MOLLIE O'LEARY. SPRAINS& ALL I am also pleased to know that Josi up residence at St. Mollie, dear, 1 am glad that you got have taken1 am you will be very sure have and eph's, SKIN SORES) you sure INJURIES& I am for wish, your I am glad you have farm happy there. been wishing to get back to the menin touch with some of my nieces. and those animal friends you nice, come They haven't, it is true, been very attioned in a previous letter. Theis the tentive to me lately. hut, perhaps, free natural life of the country remember me one of these days best after all -for it is said that "God they'll and write. I hope you'll succeed in town." the man and made the country Of course, I know it exams. I your I really think that is very true. hard work, but there never yet know I like the country; it's nice sweet means gained but by hard success a was simplicity. its and air, its restfulness, If your letters are not as fre I suppose father is delighted, for let-'I work. as I could wish, I shall know think you told me in one of your you quent that it is not through any neglect of ters he liked the farm. I am glad I was in the procession, Dorhad nice weather during the Raster yours. week has My Dear Children, -This me. Tabby

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THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1920 a as discovered that some of the crowd were attempting to enter the lorry, and on this the boys were released, while the soldiers clambered aboard and It seems that such padrove away. trols were all over the city, and many of the suburbs! flow a conflict was averted it is hard to say, except on the grounds of the good temper of the

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DUBLIN, February 2, 1920 That Raids, arrests, deportations! last, aught Friday Ireland. On meetI was picturing for you the first ing of the new Corporation of Dublin. their loading soldiers were actually rifles, fixing their bayonets, and donpreparatory helmets, steel their ning of the to swooping down on a score and men about whom I was writing, fellow their of hundreds on several How land. Irishmen all over thebroken into, we many houses have been certain, -will probably never know for Dublin a street in but there is hardly the of a "honour" claim cannot that Saturday midnight motor -lorry visit. On 32 were armorning, in the first swoop,speak of the rested in Dublin, not to number of "blanks" that wereOfdrawn, these despite the closest secreor. 32, however, 24 have been released Dublin since; but, of these, later.day Agives the Castle communique this arrest figures of those still held under as: Dublin, 8; Tipperary. 10; Clare, 7; Limerick. 13; Cork, 20. Mr. R. C. Barton, M.P., Re -Captured. to It is wasting time, ink. and paper the say that the arrests have deepened-Casfeeling against the Lloyd Georgian tle regime. All have excited the indiganti nation of everyone, Sinn Fein and Sinn ,Fein. Indeed, the latter are very to spelled has arrest each for 1pijar dill!" another nail in the constitutional With Sinn Feiners, on the coffin. other hand, the indignation wears off with the reflection that hundreds of anti -Republicans have been driven into There is one the Republican ranks. arrest, however, that casts gloom over of Rre -capture thing-the the whole C. Burton. M.P., "on the run" since In a previous article I March last. referred to Mr. Barton's sensational and inexplicable escape from Mount joy Prison on last St. Patrick's Day Since then no effort has been spared to effect his re -capture, not alone because of the circumstances of his escape, but influence personal because of his throughout the country. Mr. Barton is a large property owner in Co. Wick. low, and at the time of the Easter Week Rising was an officer in the Dublin Fusiliers. In that capacity he came into close contact with the Sinn Fein prisoners-he was, in fact, in charge of them for a time in Mountjoy no-and their whole bearing, their pat. bility of character and passionate riotism, tore the veil from his eyes. He resigned his commission in the Army and, with everything to lose, threw in his lot with Irish -Ireland. Because of his grasp of the Land and Agricultural question, and not a little on account of his own personal worth, he was chosen to contest East Wicklow at the An overwhelming ma1918 elections. jority swept his Dillonite opponent out of sight. Sensational Escape from Mountjoy. His escape from Mountjoy was-, -and He had atilt remains-inexplicable. been court-martialled, but, without waiting for the formality of the verdict, disappeared during the night or morning (hour uncertain!). But Mr. Barton is nothing if not courteous, and before he left he wrote a letter to the governor of the prison apologising for his abrupt departure, which was forced upon hint owing to the discomfort He asked the governor of the place! to keep his baggage till he sent for it; perfectly unnecessary, of course. Now. Mr. Barton's cell was not only stir rounded by a wall 25 feet high, but there was, for his especial benefit, a guard of 25 soldiers within those walls It was in addition to the warders! some shock then on last St. Patrick's morning when the warder entered the All night he had been flashing cell. his lamp through the spy -hole on to Closer examinathe prisoner in bed. tion, however, proved the "prisoner" to be a dummy; while further examination showed that the window -bars had been sawn through! How he Was Caught. Since then he has been ''on the run," and his many escapes have provided He has been tie with much laughter. attending "proclaimed" meetings, and some of his pertinent remarks must have stung the victims. At the last meeting that he attended, the papers greedily snatched at his picture of Lord French. A big swoop had been made. t out of hundreds of raids only twoo 'Lord three had proved fruitful. French thought he had an easy nut to crack, but when he bit, the nut slipped. and his teeth fastened on his fingers with a snap that had kept him dancing ever since." Mr. Barton was sleeping in a house in Oakley -road when the soldiers arrived at 3.30 a.m. on Saturday mornHe hopped out of bed. and bareing. footed, in his pyjamas, made a dash for it out of the back. He had gone some distance, and thought he was quite safe, when jumping a wall he found himself in the midst of a party of solAfter diers, who had been set there. being allowed to dress, he was removed to Portobello Barracks, and later to Mountjoy. Sean McGarry Eludes the Soldiers. Last night we were visiting Alderman Mrs. Tom Clarke, and heard particulars of the farcical attempt to arrest Alderman Sean McGarry, who lives It appears that the soldiers nearby. had his address as No. 5 Phillipsburgh Avenue, but some time ago (two or three years ago, I understand!) the street numbers were altered. Accordingly when they got to No. 5 they were told that McGarry did not live there. If their info mant had been any way decent he would have stopped at that, but the joke of it all (it come to that, eventually) is that this particular individual is anti -Sinn Fein. He, therefore, told the soldiers that McGarry lived in No. 27. But the incident had given their victim time to escape. Before they went to No 5, they had completely surrounded it, and the fields behind were planted with armed men, so that the whole street was awake. McGarry did not wait for them to come to No. 27, but cleared at once. Making no Mistake. Now, when they got to No. 27, the the door was opened by McGarry's brother-in-law, Mr. Mombrum, who happens to be an. Englishman, with a very pronounced English accent, it that Mr. He told them seems. McGarry was not in. A dreadful suspicion thereupon entered the mind of in is the story of the last three days while

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In den order he was back at No. 5. a few seconds, an obliging anti -Sinn Fein friend was under arrest, despite his protests. But, at the same time, these protests seriously disturbed the "sojers." He was so persistent that what was No. 5, was now No. 27, and that McGarry did live in No. 27, that another dreadful suspicion entered the What was an mind of the officer. "Englishman" doing in a "rebel's" Resides his accent was "to, house? English." He had overdone it. About turn! And in another few min-

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"Who Are You?" Having once again saved Ireland for the Empire, the soldiers withdrew with the honours of war, failing, by the way, to note a big tricolour flying saucily above No. 27. The lorry rumbled off, and after going some distance, Mr. Mombrum discovered the other man under arrest. "Who are you?" he asked. "I'm supposed to be Sean McGarry," was the wrathful and disgusted reply. "Be damned," the Englishman replied, "I'm supposed to be . Mombrum was Sean McGarry!" . released with an apology on Saturday. but to the delight of everybody, the other man was not, although the paper says that he has since been let out. He won't be too handy with his information to the soldiers in future. A somewhat similar thing happened when they went to arrest Mr. Duggan. M.P. As they missed him, they arrested his two brothers, but yesterday they were released. At 24 Munster street, the soldiers arrested eight men. No one knows whom they were looking for, but seven of the eight have since been released. One of the eight served in the navy for four years of the war. and is an Englishman. Another is a well-known Unionist. At another place five men were arrested similarly. All were subsequently released. It transpires that one was an ex -policeman, and another a strong Unionist. How Raids Are Conducted. In some houses the soldiers seized photos. of Pearse. Connolly, etc. In others they did not touch these "seditious documents." When they arrested Councillor J. V. Lawless they seized a photo. of himself in convict garb after the Rebellion, also one in volunteer uniform. Here they opened ud the piano as well, and searched the pic tures in frames on the walls! When they went to arrest the two brothers Fearon at 4 a.m., they began to hack in the door before giving the occupants a chance to open it. For two hours bayonetted soldiers kept the ladies of the house, who were only partly dressed. and were bare-footed, in a room in the bottom of the house, despite their requests to be allowed to get some warm clothing! This at 4 a.m. in the middle of win ter! Every box and receptacle was turned inside out. wardrobes emptied. files containing house receipts checked carefully. The ladies had some sort of revenge, for they seated themselves at the piano and played "God Save Ireland," "The Wearing o' the Green," and other national songs the whole time, to the edification of the interested neighbours. No documents or seditious articles of any kind were found, but Patrick and Michael Fear on were arrested The soldiers made a well -arranged at tempt to capture a desperate rebel named Gerald Crofts. This hardened wretch devoted his time to the coin position of Irish music, a seditious occupation that must be stifled! But despite the surrounding of the whole block of houses, Gerald was spirited away. The puzzled soldiers received much sympathy from the onlookers as they disconsolately drove away. "Sure, it's the Muse as tuk him," an old lady threw at them as a final bouquet. MILITARY PARADE STREWN. Bayonets Ready. Later Had just got this far when shouts in the street took me outside. It was to find a state of great excitement owing to military activity. It looks as if Dublin Castle is scared at the universal condemnation this ridiculous rounding up has evoked, and feared retaliation on the part of some in the community. Since 8 p.m. patrols of armed, trench equipped soldiers have been parading up and down the main streets of the city on both sides of the Liffey. The different patrols were composed of 20 or 30 soldiers and a few policemen, and each patrol was accompanied by a It looks as if huge military lorry. the soldiers were brought into the city in these lorries and that they were then frightened to leave the lorries anywhere, unless some wags treat them like they treated the one on Peace Night-burn them. At first the sight of the lorries seemed to indicate a raid on houses, and some arrests, but none were made so the former reason There was must be the correct one. a little trouble down at the Nelson PilThe soldiers halted there for a lar. while, and the crowd that had been following them now gathered around and sang "The Soldier's Song." This was set off with cries of "Up, the Re. public," "Up. de Valera," "Up, Sinn .

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O'DZA-BURRS. really Catholic and impresaivs wedding was celebrated recently by the Rev. Father Moss at the Cathedral, between Mr. John O'Dea, son of Mr. M. O'Dea, J.P., and Mrs. O'Dea, both well known and respected in Irish and Ca tholic circles, and Miss Margaret (Peg) Burke, whose parents were so well and favourably known on the Goldfields. The altar was beautifully decorated by the Nuns of the Convent of Mercy, Victoria Square, and the ceremony immediately preceded Nuptial Mass, dur. Mg which the couple received special blessings, and all their near relatives offered up their Holy Communion for the blessings of God to be showered on them all through their new state of life, on which they were that day entering. and truly such is the kind of marriage that is made and sealed in heaven, and that was intended to convey the full meaning to the words, "Whatsoever I shall bind together, let no man set The bride, entering the asunder." church on the arm of her brother, Mr Frank Burke, to the strains of the Ave Maria, looked enchanting in a beautiful dress of white georgette over charmeuse satin, with a train of marquis ette over georgette, beautifully trimmed with pearls and hand -made cher, elle lillies: she wore a wreath and veil and carried a bouquet of white roses Miss Dolly Burke, the bride's sister who assisted as bridesmaid, looked charming in a dress of white georgette, with touches of pale pink, and a white hat trimmed with pink roses: a bouquet of pink ruses being carried. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. Joe O'Dea, as best man. The impressiveness of the ceremony was enhanced by an excellent rendering of the Wedding March on the grand organ by Miss Wiggett as the happy couple were leaving the church. A very enjoyable and jolly break50 at fast was then partaken of Thomas-street, where Mrs. M. O'Dea (senr.) met the guests, looking very nice in a dress of heliotrope georgette with Oriental trimmings, and a black and white picture hat, and carrying a posie of gold roses. The RCN'. Father Moss presided at the breakfast, and the newly-married couple can truly say they had a happy start in their new life, as seldom does one attend a function at which such hearty and pleasant chatter prevail. Father Moss, in proposing the toast of the "Bride and A

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Remembering people. same lorries had, only 48 hours previously, tons Irishmen out of their beds at 3 and 4 in the morning; that these platoons of soldiers were dressed in full trench equipment-steel helmets, bayonetted -rifles, etc.: that the hour was between 8 and 10 at night: and that the fool demonstration was made in the principal streets, which are crowded at this hour; this display of military power can only be described as provocative in the extreme. I said it was If it was not a "fool -demonstration." that, will someone define for me a procession made up as follows: An officer, followed by 25 soldiers with bayonetted rifles, followed by two armed policemen, followed by an empty motor lorry! Some of the "Criminals." Wednesday. Dublin Castle has given an official list of persons arrested, and a glance through it is significant. It prefaces the list with the following explanation: "The following persons, many of whom are known to be members of the socalled Irish Republican Army, have been detained under the Defence of the Realm Regulations as members of illegal organisations:-McGrath, Joseph: Hunter, Thomas: Brennan, James: Lawless, J. V.; Henderson, Leo: O'Hanrahan, H., etc., etc." It was, presumably, a spirit of economy that led them to leave out the initials "M.P." after the first two Well, Joseph names. Who are they? McGrath is M.P. for St. James' Division of Dublin, having been elected by 6,256 to 1,368 votes for his opponent. On top of that he was, two weeks ago. elected to the Dublin Corporation by a big majority. Thomas Hunter is He was M.P. for North-East Cork. so out-of -touch with the Irish people that they could not be bothered opposing him at the elections! The next two, Brennan and Lawless, were both elected to the Dublin Corporation two weeks ago. Too true that the immediate sin committed by these three city councillors was the act of defiance to the English Government on Friday last, in refusing to recognise the Viceroy's right to appoint a High Sheriff. Henry O'Hanrahan is a brother of Michael, shot after Easter Week, and

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Bridegroom" laid stress on the sterling who Catholic qualities of the couple had that morning kept alive their inCa-a tholic principles by being married manner truly fitting a Catholic couple. and he felt sure that they would have little to worry them in their new state, and hoped they would have long lift and happiness. The bridegroom made a happy speech in reply, and said that he was very thankful for all the kind wishes, and felt sure this his spouse would always keep him on the straight path and make him the happiest man on earth. After the other usual toasts had been honoured and good luck and wishes had been showered on the happy couple, they departed per motor for a few weeks at Ravenswood, the bride travelling in a costume of Midge wood blue crepe de chine, and black velvet hat, trimmed with ostrich feathers.

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sent a contingent to Dardanup to open school on last Monday. They have taken temporary premises awaiting the completion of the new convent.

The Irish Self -Determination Appeal has reached the respectable sum of £37 Messrs. O'Dea, Monaghan, Is 3d. and Dowling surprised the meeting with the facts of Irish maladministration. The intelligent among the gathering could scarcely credit the iniquitous treatment meted out to Ireland from a people whose shibboleth, -British Justice," has been so long doping a deluded world. As I said in my last notes, the meeting must have an educative effect. One part of what should be Irish helpers are apparently ashamed of the wicked litrre island which is merely demanding its rights, and another part is too ignor. ant almost to be instructed in Irish matters. However, everything turned out successfully as.well as happily.

The Donnybrook State School was burned to the ground during the week The teacher is very Irish in name, though not professing the Irish Faith --merely an accident I suppose.

'File Rev. Matthew Gaffney left Bun bury for his boat, the Orvieto, on Wednesday last. He seemed to enjoy his spell in the Premier city, and felt like -leaving old Ireland" when the time had arrived for his departure. He preached on twn occasions. On Holy Thursday he gave a neat instruction on the Real Presence. and on Easter Sunday, at the second Mass, he preach. ed on the necessity of conversion and remaining converted like unto the Resurrection of our Divine Lord, Who rose never to die again. Father Gaffney will minister in Ballarat, and h. has the most buoyant hope of seeing Sunbury next year.

On last Sunday at early Mass Archdeacon Smyth preached on St. John's Epistle. In it the great Apostle urges thorough belief or faith in Jesus Christ for the overcoming of the world of sin. Faith is the talisman of victory. By faith we get the word of God; we get the Sacrifice of the Mass: we get the Sacraments, and we get the gift of prayer. These are the weapons which, if deftly used, will enable us to conquer the world. The man of faith is the one who prays well, who frequents the Sacraments and the Holy Sacrifice, and who attends and gains By his service profit from sermons. of God he overcomes the world.

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required to enlist general support. Hope on, and do, ye Irish, your dawn is breaking. and ye shall have a more perfect day than the one the prima donnas sing of so frequently, though often with such unenviable results.

Large congregations attended the Holy 'Week services. On Easter Sunday evening an altar boy appointed a Protestant, and a Freemason at that. It was to take up the collection. much commented on, and it showed the cosmopolitanism of the audience.

Tuesday. The morning papers tell us all about the military display last night, and quote the English press as being stupe. fled over such ridiculous abuse (3! It appears power by Dublin Castle. that in the melee in 0.:7osnell-street of which I have written above, the military did seize two pc., ,le-two boys they were-and with the help of the a policeman searched them in street in front of the G.P O.! An attempt was made to rush them while this was on, but a cordon of bayonets Suddenly it held the crowd back.

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The crowd was pressing in. Fein." and at last the soldiers were ordered to drive them back. There was a stampede and they say several people were arrested, while many children were hurt in the crush. But it ended in a few minutes by the soldiers getting O'Connell into the lorry, crossing Bridge, and going up towards the Castle. The crowd raced after them singing and shouting, but to sing and shout and run altogether is hard work, and they soon gave over. The patrols up Dawson -street and around Stephen's Green only met with hoots and groans. A Fool Demonstration.

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The Bridal Group was himself condemned to death. The "arrest" of Leo Hendersongotis forrather him, Whom they have funnywe don't know, but Leo himself has the denying papers written to the daily report of his arrest as ''greatly exaggerated." He states in his letter that he can be found at the address "given At once one's eyes travel below." "below," and, sure enough, he has given an address-but it is rather vague. It reads: "Somewhere in Ireland!" He

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:nest champion in this battle for Catholicism. By his preaching through. out Poland and Austria, by his fight for the Christian edttgeljon of youth, ions, he sought by his priestly minis to save young and old from this fanaticism emanating from ruling circles He would not have the Church an adjunct of the State; nor would he brook a theology built oh narrow nationalHe stood fur the old ways markism. ed out by the Saviour, and his centen. ars- sees the triumph of the cause he laboured for so ardently. We join with our Eastern content porary, the Catholic Press, in its congratulations to the members of this great Order, and in the following ap preeiative comment: In the long years of their labours in Australia, the Rectemptorist Father., have trod the same path of duty as As he did St. Clement in his day. sought to sanctity himself, so their lives, simple and laborious, have been In their the joy of this young land. missions throughout the country they spirit giddy the to truckled never have They have sought out the of our age. wandering ones of the Catholic fold, and they have told them of the plentiful redemption which may be had for the They have preached of sin asking. and of penance to an age which recog They have kept to the nises neither. old doctrine and the old ways in a time when fashion has swayed men's minds equally with their clothes. The fruit they have reaped has been commensurate with their solidity and virility of character. Iii their ranks they have already several Australian -born priests who are labouring here and in the Philippines: in Ireland there are many Australian Redemptorists pre paring for-- ordination; and under the patronage of St. Clement there are 45 students at Galong College, preparing for their novitiate at Ballarat, whence they will go to Ireland for the complc tion of their priestly studies. The universal respect in which the Fathers are held throughout Australia tells of the For the upbuild force of holy living. ing of a strong national character we -sri do with many more such men. Send AB Orders for Printing and Bookbinding to

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Master Pat Doyle has returned from the country whither he went at his doe. tor's advice some months ago. He looks quite robust, but deplores the religious isolation in which he spent his six months. His boss. Mr. Jack Flynn, nephew of the doctor of that name, is engaged to Miss Draper, of the same district. The marriage comes off in the very near future.

At the evening Archdeaccn Smyth preached the third sermon of the series on the Incarnation. He has now shown that Jesus Christ, truly God, possessed of all divine attributes, equal to God the Father and God the Holy Ghost. Also that He is man having a body and soul like ours, endowed with Though he is all human faculties. God from all eternity and became Man in time, yet he is only One Person, and Finally, the that Person is divine. manhood possessed by Our Lordthough it is really assumed into the Divine Person-still remains entirely human, so that in respect of his manhood Christ is of one substance with He urged special devotion to us. Jesus in His Incarnation.

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nd Genera Our Melbourne Correspondent tele graphs as we go to press:-"Dr. Mato guire, leader of the Irish Mission the China in Australia, has given me valuable information that two priests of the Archdiocese of Melbourne have Mined the mission. These are Fathers Rornuald Hayes and Luke Mullany,

.\t :"Iune's Catholic Book Depot rosettes of the Papal colours,was yellow pointand white, are on view. As ed out in our last issue, these colours the of visit the during should be worn a proApostolic Delegate next week as fession of faith and loyalty to the Holy Get one and wear it. See.

both curates at Northcote. Altogether twenty-five Australian recruits have come forward, though the appeal has These been made for funds only. Three will be either priests or nuns. thousand pounds in money have beer. in help will priests The recruit given. the appeal throughout Australia and (father will then leave for China. lia:es is 27 years old, and was educated at Xavier College, studied at Manly and Propaganda, Rome, under Archbishop Cattaneo, and was ordained in Father Mullany was born in 1917. Gippsland in 1895, educated at the Christian Brothers' College, St. Kilda. studied, and was ordains i at Manly in September, last year."

plans and fancy dress dance will be held in the Victoria Park Town Hall on Thursday, 22nd. April, ofat the8 p.m., in aid of the candidature at popular girl for the Southern StallThe the bazaar to be held in June. Is. nominal-just is price of admission rePrizes will be given. and dainty will music The provided. freshments be the best, and the enjoyment offerto ed should entice a large gathering see the hall that evening. We hope to by all the dancing space occupied of A

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nimble feet. Principally the object the entertainment is the establishment Irish and bounds. but as it is at present of a boys' club -room in the parish. death to industries are beingof choked British adminis recently house by the selfishness A Perth picture facSociety, who one only The Perth Operatic is tration. There screened a film of unusual importance resurrection of have just terminated a twelve-night sympathisIreland's tor which prevents the and to Irishmen comare inRosette," selfish Mie "Ma the with is season that and recepIrish trade. It depicted De Valera's was deed to be congratulated on their won. ers. partmercial interest of the dominant tion in Boston, U.S.A. The affair Union. They claim that "Dorthe success. derful which of :ike the ner to the contract of maintains an open-air gathering, was to-night, The im- othy," which is to be produced which Sinn Fein Ireland duress. The could hardly be surpassed. spectacular, is far more interesting, signed and sealed under mense crowd resembled a ofveritable .a re Mie Rosette." says "Ma than pretty North, and the in which industry flax swarm of humanity, most cent Irish critic, is very offavourably surged about owing to utter impossithe war of Before the war, in June, 1914, our The necessities placed. bility of getting within a couple on out Russian the of off National debt-Federal and State was cutting and the hundred yards of the platform Us. linen. Irish in £.336781.121, and to -day it is £746,367,idol of Irish the put created a boom assembled were which monopolised In June. 1914, the National 556. An excellent to 1919 the Government America and others. Se the farmer at per head of the population was the crop, taking it from "close-up" of Dc Valera was obtained, it to the last month it stood at £141 and Id, appearance fine very the a fixed price, and re-selling The same revealed and June, in profit. head per strong charge was a he interest at as The spinners of the gentleman, especially Australian uttering 1914, was £2 9s 10d per annum, last thing happened in regard to at the moment vehemently the had its Irish month it was £6. wool. The British Government in keeping with in sentiments never and open, wide commercial eye situation at Home. Slainthe lost sight of "the The figures given out by the Conthe interests of trade Treasury its indicate that inflating banks, in Perth's troller of chance" main farmer a free Our country correspondents and con- some money changes hands locally. receipts. Had the Irishdone immeasurare asked to note that Wed1919, to April tributors January, the 1st. From market he would have Notwithstanding the nesday at noon is the due time for re14th, 1919, the amount was £15,266,182 ably better. trade, flits: corresponding ceiving communications intended for 4s. 9d, whilst for the disabilities of Irish and the South insertion in the current week's issue. period this year (1920) the amount for growing has extended. to establish the same period amounts to £23,173,006 is making a strong effort results are 13s 8d, or an increase of £7,905,824 Si As we go to press the news reaches the industry, and excellent Lace-making anu embroidIld., or roughly an extra £2,000,000 a tie that the condition of Mc,. E. Nairn, reported. could that causis industries Nantii" month is changing hands. f Yarrabubba Station, ery are two rural fair ecoing her relatives great anxiety. he made very profitable under parts of Various Our local Price Fixing Commissionnomic conditions. that are up and rushed to Geraldton Ireland have lace specialities Miss R. Dunne and Miss Howard, of ers packed woollen The Continent. the the week, ostensibly to malts during on durPerth to famous were visitors in Australind, For hampered been a minimum. has maximum another industry, which ing Holy Week, and were the guests THE easily be all the good it. is the Commission might every conceivable way. could of Mrs. Furlong, East Perth. They reindustrial of Competition source abolished. be well APOSTOLIC very great a made turned to their homes during last week- would soon fix prices. wanted for stealth. What isa really DELEGATE end. clear way to the Irish industry is the of markets most remunerative every and for which are already in Imports. Exports. world. Every free country, them one and all by his kindly and rangernents Government, £. sane country, through itsIreland Mr. Nash has been hand. manner. genial under 56,826 293,656 fosters its industries. appointed to the position of conductor look Candles .. 4,498 212,805 a free native Parliament would on of St. Patrick's choir, and he has our Cement .. them 94,108 217,456 to her industries and put unvery best wishes. Oatmeal .. Ireland But 142,860 sound commercial legs. is 871,903 .. Mrs. McGrath, of Bridgetown, She Leather was never free 72,704 der British Government THE SISTERS OF MERCY REvast spending a holiday in Fremantle. little Boots and shoes . 3,683,535 a has Ireland 99,124 537,953 three TURN GRATEFUL THANKS. to foster industry. her by accompanied is minSoap that wealth, but mineral of store ToThe Sisters of Mercy in charge of Manufactured by 808,022 1,214,443 eral wealth is closely itshrouded SOCIETY. HIBERNIAN bacco .. Foundling Home wish to express the remain will and 354,178 630,541 British enterprise, their gratitude and thanks to all the Furniture .. GovBro. Clem Nelson presided over fifty214,688 1,460,348 coffined and buried under British .. . meet- members of the Foundling Home PubOats .. fortnightly BritPALMYRA the the OF at of members four interests 833,651 ARCHBISHOP the in 45,824 ernment for the splendid Hides and skins .. ing of the above, held in St. Patrick's lic Appeal Committeeand 921,051 Lloyd George's new Fremantle Day. 312,867 ish capitalist. visit self-sacrificing result of their noble Cheese .. West Perth; 3.30 p.m Hall, Fremantle, on Monday evening. 657,036 - Home Rule Bill makes this fact very 103,542 .. The following is the programme in School, Highgate; 8 p.m '28.-11 asn , civic re- The minutes of the previous meeting efforts to pay off the building debt of Schools, April Margarine and chance Monday, a Convent have not will His of Ireland arrival St. visit and clear. the Theatre result p.m., financial with boots The 2.30 Majesty's Irish His Masters at the institution. connection Fremantle; that will display confirmed. she grand ception, and seen read It will be Delegate in sent to expand her economic life; 340 pin.. were liar been most satisfactory, and the Excellency the Apostolic morning:by Christian Brothers' pupils. Mass at Joseph's Convent Schools;College; William Carmody, John Fox. Michael shoes, to the value of £72,704 were right to trade freely with 7.30 not on next Wednesday Brothers' were proposed Sisters gratefully acknowledge the sum Perth April 24.-S a.m, Bax will Christian Carl Saturday, and visit she Gallagher, world; the over to England, whilst English more of etc. inthe free markets A report was made of £3,740 from the Committee. presentation of addresses, Convent of St. John of God-visit membership. and shoes valued at considerably -ironed and handFor Perth. Patrick's for ant 11Sit p.m.. million pounds still be as now, a leg The Sisters wish to thank all the in the Pontifical Benediction, St stitution after breakfast; 1011.15 of the annual district meeting on matthan three and a-halfIreland. am., Church. cuffed and just mere huckster British arOsborne; a.m branches. A. ladies and gentlemen who devoted Convent, juvenile to into 21.--9.30 Loreto referring ters April dumped were Wednesday. market. 3.30 and English Iona at three Convent, yet misstime and energies to this great of not their have Suite balance by and Presentation members visit New Norcia. number of trade had a clear rival of His Excellency The little list of figures quoted work of charity, especially the Society reception p.m., visit Clontarf Orphanage. British enterprise prois a meeting since the present compea -half millions. Railway Station-informalp.m.. April 27.-Recep- ed is certainly evidence that Ireland Day).-S Irish us evening. 4, an (Anzac and of Tuesday 25 Vincent de Paul, but as the SisRecep, St. commenced, of April we 8 Sunday. attendance for disadvantage as tition people. fited to the by priests and Irish Par- essential to England-essential tion. ters know well that this society works way of addresses, etc, in a.m., Mass in Cathedral celebrated by striving hard for the prize. A Harindustry that, under a native Mass are re- have previously said in theto his Lion, presentation Communion will glory here, but for and 28.-Private and praise April for not formed, Excellency-General been His Wednesday. Club has riers' grounds. liament, unhampered by outside essential Cathedral that a slave is a conthe love of God above-for His honvisit of Men. Communion breakfast afterto at St. Gertrude's College. High Mass hold a weekly run every Thursday strictions, might be lifted into But Ireland is essentialthat, Thursday, April 22.-10.30 a.m.,Park; Vermaster. export wards at the Christian Brothers' ColThe members are devoting our and glory, and the good of souls at Monastery Church, Monsignor dition of great opulence. set The convent and schools, Victoria England in another waythethancombinaat Native evening. Cathedral, at Visit down Mass promise High their and the salvation and welfare of the a.m., officiating. are 11 lege; V.G., honouring to ling, time skins schools, and their and hides of 11.30 a.m., visit convent no need to valued which presents itself to jingoism and Very Rey. N. Salinas, 0.S.B., Prior of Orphanages. Concert at St. Ger. to pay for the stage in St. Patrick's poor of Christ-there is names. £833,851, whilst the imports are South Perth; 1 p.m., dinner at MonAll tion of Imperialistic His Excel- trude, College the advantage Norcia, officiating. very assiduously mention any particular pushing New are and and needs Hall, Orphanage at £45,824. Here againIreland visit England p.m., 3.30 capitalism. astery': of British as such will parade and Church clearwhich benefactors, is our -eel," -Br are will preside. -go 'Erin with lency for right Convisit tickets the trade and concert, strong 29.-Mass of British and her April Home; 8 p.m., brains Thursday, Foundling God. Ireland's before us Shepherd in by Good daily` to remembered industry visit producing be are Irish p.m., an 4 A.I.F.: to the Dramatic Society ly demonstrated and help her in the turbul- vent of Mercy, Victoria Square. to St. Ildephonsus' College. Visit The Sisters wish it to be known that 7.30 p.m., Vespers and Ponhas been starv- arm to aidtheand Receipts amounted to £1 2s May. -the leather industry. present is threatening. In Monastery's dependencies. EvenFriday, April 23.-10 am., visit to Convent; live ent days there is still a debt of £700 on the inBro. Nelson closed the meeting 7d. sinister Loreto Convent, Adelaide Terrace; 11 tifical Benediction, sermon by his the ed to death. The shipment ofrobbed gathering for Geraldton. are Departure there ing: horizon her and also that owing to the stitution, Archbishop. at 8.90. for her to a.m., visit to St. Brigid's Convent and Grace the' cattle to England has further and clouds, and it is not good increased number of inmates and other C.B. Old Boys' Association. that industry very completely, strife and hatred in Ire. perpetuate it is absolutely necessary back circumstances purchased be to Irish hides have For the purpose of resusciating the to again enlarge the present buildings. Incidents of recent history inland. re011 Thursday last. his Grace, accomfrom English traders by those who Christian Brothers' Old Boys' Associathat the friendship and toassistdicate of already contemplated, is lack .\laundry left The SS.R., Treacy, Ireland. Father St. in by in Engpanied held quire leather tion, a smoke social was the Archdiocese for Kalgoorlie, in order to meet His the ance of Ireland will be essential and the Sisters hope and trust they will The establish- News Irish leather has practically killed Patrick's Hall on last Wednesday still get the help and support of the was on -making land in the days ahead. the Annunciation Delegate of Apostolic the Feast 'the Excellency encouragingNorthern an in was Irish saddlery and harness There evening. ment of a military base alone general public in this great work that. his arrival there from the East. celebrated in Fremantle by the Chilpocket business. The imports of leather ly large a .tendance of young men preCALENDAR Ireland; the creation of a in has been entrusted to their care. dren of Mary in a special manner this the totalled £871,903, whilst her exports sent, who enjoyed themselves thorhandkerchief English colonybe a conre Irewere If ladies young £143,000. Twenty than year. less presided at was will stood The gathering that oughly. colony North-a Sunday, on Rev. celebrated alive after be the will Mass by animals Sodality her the ceived into mischievous land didn't export all Sun.. April 18 (Whitel-Second over by Mr. Hoey, who was supported YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY stant anachronism, and a win Neville, April 25th, at Gosnells, at 8 o'clock, and Spiritual Director, Father Erin's Easter. there would be leather to sustain Irish to the Rev. Brother Brennan, Princifrom one-is not the way strength Day. at Armadale at 10 o'clock. Special who in a few chosen words explained by of Erin's Musical items There will be no meeting on nest industries, which, it is obvious, Mon., April 19 White)-Of the of the High School. the pal and sol. fallen for friendship p.m had even at 7.30 that Day. the devotions honour flourish great to them the The Wednesday, owing to the reception the quoted figures, could Nor is it essential Tues., April '20 (White)-Of were given during the function. of diers, at Jarrandale. them as strong right arm. been conferred upon them, and ex- chairman addressed those assembled on which is to be given to the Apostolic that the wail Wed., April _21 (Whitel-Solemnity on local transactions. Taking and they in- to the United Kingdom e horted them to prove themselves wor- the necessity of banding themselves Delegate on that evening, but on St. Joseph, Spouse of B.V.M., be forever they present themselves to us, should banshee Irish the of by from Mary" Church. of freed of the title "Children following Wednesday a lecture wil Abe Patron of the Universal dicate that Irish industry into a body- to uphold the prestige of Mass will be celeosated on Sunday, thy in the corridors and the council chamSoter of their Union holiness the of and a Lynch, ann innocence (Red)-Saints influences 22 Father the Rev. and enerby April given living dwarfing be a Thurs.. at and the their school, April 18th, at Waroona, at 8.30, and leaps ber of the British Parliament. The ceremony closed with the very large attendance is confidently exand Caius, MM. -rould in a brief while progress by getic example of the sacrifice the Bro. Yarloop at 10 a.m. On Sunday, April lives. George, M. of the Office of the Immaculate recital (Red)-St. their 23 pected. during April them Fri., for Mornmade at had be celebrated them Mass will 25th, by Benediction of twenty -odd years in Fremantle. BroTHE VAGARIES OF THE CABLES. The President, Mr. Doheny, is conSat., April 24 (Reid)-St. Fidelis of Sig- ington, at 9 a.m., Brunswick Conception, followed and the Most Holy Sacrament. maringa. Brennan spoke in plain terms of ducting a class for the younger mem_Junction at 11 a.m. difference between who has held the ther duty the Christian, discern Geo. to Mr. These classes ed bers in Irish history. Alma stated their it to boys of old seen the We have not so far as many that a reposition of conductor of the choir at dis- the Latin and the Irish language. Here and hinted at the extension of commence at 7.30 sharp. and It is especially requested in the cables that the hugetherock of British propaFremantle, for the past Mater, the example Patrick's, of the oppor another is St. themselves attended availed are have of the Society who meeting which Culebra those general buildings, The of of school the present assembly Channel regret covered in the Much has resigned. noting: worth More will join years, many ganda programme four we hope the to A was tunity, which once. bearing de Paul, arrange at to St. Vincent held to be put in hand almost Cut, just before the Renown, the Cut, take of "On Sunday night a number of meeting is felt by the members of the choir, as bazaar is to be held, preliminary asthe class. be held at Cottesloe to -morrow (Sunfor the Apostolic Delegate should the Prince of Wales, entered Probably savagely endeared himself to maltreated had men inst Christian masked Mr. 19th. next. abandoned. night has been day), Monday Feiners. on place was the work of 3inn Hall, the with sticks an ex -soldier employed so busy at 8 o'clock, in the Parochial the jingo propagandists were as a lodge -keeper at the Summerhill inciPalace. The object of the re -assembly hatching other banalities that the in Athlone. They tied him of the Nunnery statements Perhaps the of notice. the reading dent escaped their to a tree, but the victim bit through is and return to BRENNANS they'll remember later, rock, and was able to crawl home. sub -committee. the rope, work and huge the the Cut and BRENNANS His condition is serious. Three men who area metropolitan the of up for that section of the public priests connection The in arrested been have Veraci{mown GENUINE see in the cables all the Great are hereby requested to make with the affair." rosy -red -4P flocks the items of ties of the day a neat and a and, There is no Summerhill "Nunnery" ill thoroughly to their per concerning especially romance in which De Valera is programme the know-there we Athlone so far as ` given be will BENEFIT concerned be Hierarchy, will Irish who Those haps, the them. a great one in Sligo, but Sligo is not Athlone, for Sunday the star parts. They missed suspicious that the by the train arrangementsthat POUF:LEJRC and propagat. and what makes us one the speopportunity for staging one morning will remember is the introducis a faked outrage best the of Lie, Fremantle and Miding a Tremendous very tion of an ex -soldier as a "lodge -keep- cial trains leave of their season. That there are op- er." It has all the dressing of "an land Junction at seven o'clock on Suninst. ill-informed and clumsy romancers the Orange lodge" concoction about it, day morning, the 25th. erating the electric -batteries theat mush and "nunnery" is a pet terns of the front other end is obvious fromconsumption. gentry of the "pious and immortal." In consequence of the absence Archhis Grace the dished up for public What excellent teeth that ex -soldier the Cathedral isofaccompanying of cable inHis Ex(who Perhaps the best specimen and bishop young been have must he illumin- had; Delegate), all telligentia is exemplified in the to our fat and sleeky-and true to the Orange cellency the forApostolic dispensations, etc., are ating information conveyed traditional conception of "lodge keep- applications to the Rev. More Very breakfast table that made be to other The "nunnery." ers," who guard a "Extraordinary scenes were witHallinan, Chancellor. story of the whippet tank in coal bunkon nessed outside Mountjoy Prisonthoua narrowby -allowed set be might ers April 11. A crowd of two On Saturday last, his Grace the long for minded Cockney community, but it Archbishop journeyed to Beve,rley. He sand people clamoured all day humps along its own denial. AmeriMass 011 Sunday morning in admission to the prison. Hundreds celebrated the value to how know girl cans will motored to Pingelly, then dropped on their knees, while a lan12 humbug about the demonstrations of Beverley, 32 miles, and assisted at the recited the Rosary M the Irish of Irish girls at Washington. The absur- distanceo'clock Mass, celebrated by guage, the crowd responding in the eleven com girls of imprisoned Irish dity ad was Missal." the Confirmation of Latin plaining of their being fed on Irish Father Kearin. by his Grace after Mass, The Rosary in the Irish language would market; and as the potatoes is proof positive of the degen- ministered economical, and best cleansing soap on the After make by be only a common happening in thea eracy of English humour. This Australian product is the purest, most can We are and he gave a fitting discourse. hospiteasily work out what a wonderful saving you for Catholics, Irish wholesale price Is 1/9i a bar, you gathering of ceremony the parishioners i.rc the be it would whether from bar wondering a just 1/74 of for The it retail Grace. buying his Blessed Mother of God is the Refuge entertained ably the intelligence Brit- worth while submitting BRENNANS held a meeting. at the Sorrowful. That much theknows, officers of the British Information Bur- church committee which it was unanimously decided to ish anti-Catholic propagandist or GENUINE BRENNANS church there would eau to a close mentalof observation a of erection the with and had he finished there, but proceed common the not, in the interests goes PUBLIC GENUINE Returning to Beverley be no cause for comment, of he at Pingelly. the surely for Empire, of the sense himself further, and makes a foolresponded in world must wear an expansive smile in the evening, his Grace administered BENEFIT PUBLIC exan addressed and when he says "the crowd Confirmation the when so much of their literary concocOFFER BENEFIT the Latin of the Missal." Why tremely large: congregation. the into tions are placed upon the marketa intime Irish should want to break off which OFFER What of propaganda. shape Jarrah at question a is Missal celebrated be the of will Latin Mass the Father of Mischief and Falsehood dale at 8 o'clock to-morrow. the very foolish cablegrammiat himself Probably he fail. is having. alone can answer.

Irish imports The report concerning ended Decemand exports for the yearpublished. It recently ber, 1918, was that is cershows a volume of trade even under encouraging very tainly difficul the hardships and enormous of course, ties of the period. Granted,was an unmentioned that the period that the war gave an usual one. and to Irish trade. there artificial impetus fact that is the general outstanding Government. the inunder responsibleIrish might be nation the of dustries the wealth considerably expanded, and in such of the nation increased Ireland mark would as ratio progressive as amongst the most world. the of centres producing another fact It gives evidence of the atrocious that loudly condemns during the dark calumny that Ireland withheld assistdays of the war and refused to England front ance with stored help keep her cupboard were an those necessaries of life which prosecuting in success her to essential For the period the war against Germany. Ireland's exports to above mentioned. £152,903,000, at valued England were £126,018,000. leaving and her imports at Iler ex£26,885,000. of balance a trade at was valued port of eggs alone to export £15,603,000, the next largest being Denmark from Great Britain of export The valued at £2,592,000. to £2,750,000, and poultry in value came £1,908,000. to tier potato export of commoThe Ne-- Leader, in a list report, shows dities taker from the to a few regard in how Ireland stands The figures have an of her industries. own: their of eloquence

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Si all feranohoia Australia Papua, New Britain, Solomon Islands to larciughoirt Res. Di. Kaldewey, who returnedpart and The Pacific. included hint not be denied, and always the the early QUIRNSLAND. Brigade Rome from Australia in ORNISON MILLI-R. ss wing-threequarter in the to is now secretary JAMES KELL. year, last Clovoriver of Lett Dviputy Governor St. football team. new Apostolic Delegate to India, ArchOn March 19th., the Feast hisofGrace to appointed was He Pisani. examina- bishop Joseph. Patron of the College, solemnly University recent the At in and arrived the Archbishop of Brisbane from All that position recently, Top floor, W.A. Chambers, in tions, the following pupils passed a few weeks the the India with his Excellencythe established the second branchof the Enthusiastic celebrations marked Hallows' School, Brisbane, Apostolic The residence of right Day Queensland of the Knighthood College. matriculation examination in Arts:- ago. Patrick's St. of anniversary Delegate is at Bangalore. Archbishop throughout the State. From every Blessed Sacrament, at Nudgee May Mullen, and St. George's Terrace, Perth place in Dorothy Bleakley, Pietro Fumasoni, the former Apostolic centre splendid reports have come. Railway Goods Yard The beautiful ceremony took a.m. Aquinas Ryan, who In Mary Tracey. Marystaff to India, has been transferred 603 Wellington Street, Perth. Opposite Delegate Irish exile's STOTT 3r HOARE, Proprietors Hallows, the the College Chapel, at 9.30 who preAll of at lessening no teaching is MERCHANTS OF W.A. There is on the STONE Delegation AND -established LIME boys recently 120 the to about PREMIER were Arts THE all there love for his old motherland. passed her final examination inpreparin the State of Tokio, Japan. sented themselves for enrolment, She Absolutely the Highest Percentage Lime the and got her B.A. degree. by purchasing elsewhere. We defy private pledging their word of honour toHoly for Prices and Particulars beforeTRADE. old cottage at Hectorville, occufor the examination The Write ed Thomas'. St. of No connection with receive to parishioners The for the Blessed Sacrament The only BRIGGS in by the Sisters of St. Joseph study and correspondence. competition. a for Manure at very low rate Lewisham, recently bade farewell to pied pulled down, Communion wherever possible once SUCCESS in Business others trading under a similar name. Lime had who, after spend- over 30 years, has been convent is to Byrne, enrolled L. W. lads the Father of Most Bundaberg, week. Father Baldwin, P.P., of midst, had and a more commodious of four Sun- ing his boyhood in their Phelan, already served a novitiate each comes from TRAINING be built for them. The new building, P.P., one had occasion to speak on a recent The £750. young acted as curate to Father months, during which time day of the dresses worn by the and zeal. when completed, will cost energy week. every untiring with rails working altar the approached was blessed and laid while attending stone town that of foundation women of charge the adto inaugural appointed He has been the Archbishop. Archbishop Duhig, in his church. Some of them. he remarked. Appreciative reference recently by his Grace dress, eloquently described its purpose material to keep Rydalmere. We Coach insaid: "I wore only sufficient to his good work in the parish were of Martin He and ideals. Concluding, he paint action. announced is taking from death police The SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION the Bro. Rev. the for SUBIACO. by Father Phelan, made was He TYPEWRITING, any to Lincoln. SHORTHAND, will tell you a story that will Communion Port of give to refuse RAILWAY STATIONS. would On be- McNamara. A CLOSE TO SUBIACO and LEEDERVILLE approached Galvin, and several of thea laity. you one of the Knighthood's ideals. who usual on the eve of St. Pat- BOOKKEEPING, Commercial ENGas congregation his about of presentation every, parishioners the select their own Medical Advisers. of may half Patients It with a heart atSpanish soldier was observed to at- the altar in such scanty attire. seized OPEN TO Day,when rick's AVAILABLE. clergyman. ROOMS PRIVATE LISH, etc., and All Business TERMS MODERATE. day, rifle by his side, standing of the was shocking, he said, to see women was made tr.:. the tpartini tack. The priest, who was at FrankFor Terms Apply to Rev. Mother. ALL DENOMINATIONS. tention for a whole hour by one day venturing out in the public streets in Subjects. motored through during Harbour, lin of InKalgoorlie. O'Neill, at Dean Rev. One Hospital The Very pillars in a great Cathedral. and administered the lasta such immodest dresses The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped verell, has returned to his parish, after the night, he was asked to explain his conduct. and the patient had a spell of hospital in Sydney, complete- Sacraments, Day. The Our Special FULL BUSINESS Patrick's He replied: 'I am a soldier of the King St. WALES. on SOUTH death NEW happy ly restored to health. of of Spain, and day after day I have COURSE guarantees to fully qualify in late Mr. McNamara was a native sentinel Father P. C. McCormack, of Lothinto take my turn standing as trip to County Clare. A widow, one son. and ONE YEAR. VICTORIA. I also am a var, is about to take a health before his palace gate. survive.-R.I.P the daughters in four met His parishioners soldier of the King of Heaven, Who ofis Ireland. of Welcoming his Grace the Archbishop local school -room for the purpose a mightier monarch than the King TASMANIA. IMPORTANT.-We are having insaid assisting him in his trip, and in a very at Port Melbourne, Prior Ronayne S ain, and I dare not do less for the stalled, to be ready for March (1920), Furwas subscribed. welcomed him with renewed they that woollen in the Tabernacle than I do for little while £106 were establish to a Long Range Receiving Apparatus of The proposal to be collected. ther donations joy. because they had learned from his of Hoking in the palace.' One other at the Sascades, a suburb the most modern type Valve and Crysboys durbe own lips that he was not leaving Mel- mills further pursued MOUNTINGS, LININGS, Rory-about one of our own be to not is tal Receiver, taught by Expert InstrucHugh Mr. bart, Dr. A. L. Mahon, son of Every requisite in COFFIN FURNITURE, bourne permanently. It would be an I have mislaid ing the great war. firm which was interested a and a large collection of tors. Students qualify for Operator's English the conducted has Catholic who the for M.H.R., merely not the day, and Mahon, evil name in LauncesSHROUDS, FRILLING LACE, TRIMMINGS,patterns. the paper which gives his established 12 Months. be in to 15 are Certificate past Mills the for Australia, Gulgong of various but for the whole practice in cost WREATHS, people, to are design) (new story of his bravery, but I will tell you buildings beautiful the and ton, of months, has accepted an appointment if his Grace left them permanently. about him. In one of the villagesbeen ALWAYS IN STOCK. to the medical staff at the Isisford They welcomed his Grace as the leader £30,000. Terms on Application to: Northern France, the church had carCEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS For the democracy of Australia. Hospital (Q.). The appointment green set on fire during the bombardment, Hobart did "its bit" to keep a right to of with voiced salary had Archbishop lucrative Principal. a the on Shortest Notice, and in years B.A., furnace ries State' four roaring Irish HALPIN, the a S. of was The T. part and the building was, &r - democratic sentiments, and he had the memory of St. Patrick. Funerals Conducted in any private practice. Dr. Mahon Being a Catholic boy, he of flame. Concert in the City Hall was the most respectful manner. 18th. Batt, A.I.F.) (Late log his stay in Gulgong. president of been calumniated and slandered by a National old The affair. knew that the Blessed Sacrament -branch of the Returned lot of sanctimonious humbugs. They a most enjoyable 'Phone 2357. jigs and dances would be in the tabernacle on the al- the localandsubSoldiers' Imperial League welcomed his Grace also as one who Irish melodies andheartiest Sailors applause. NOTE THE ADDRESS tar, and irito the burning building he forth the Australia. he of as loved Ireland. Every true Irish sym- brought flames the dashed, beating back Ireday when for the pathiser longed celeto concert a at ran. With his bayonet he forced open Launceston Walter At Private 'Phone, A2938. 'Phone, A4308. At the Goulburn Show, Sir said he land would belong to the jrish again. Apostle, the tabernacle door, and with trembbrate the Feast of Ireland's Governor of N.S.W.. Archbishop of ling hands grasped the ciborium with Davidson. Co-adjutor addBarry, Dr. one. had never had no vote and One of the pioneers of the H.A.C.B. in the course of a short the Blessed Sacrament; then, clasping PHARMACIST in he ing. "it is a strange thing, but never Society of the Victorian District, in the Hobart, said in Sydney the the precious Treasure to his breast, lad Fennessy address: "Last night the course of my long life have I been person of Mr. Michael said that Australia of flew back again to safety. That Minister or Prime citizen a as position to qualify (P N.P.), passed away suddenly last our looked for no notice; he said nothing in aelector." 542 Hay Street, are a small nation. jealous of month. He attended a meeting of St. we to deabout it, but the onlookers knew what an and we are prepared against N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specially catered Patrick's Day committee in the Arch- liberties, nation Renovated throughout. a as he had risked, and they told the story. rights our man a fend across It is rare that we come horse racing bishop's library, and spoke at some England. I congratulate the the Prime Under Owner's Fersonal Supervision. Had for. He received no Victoria Cross. in engaged his from been way a short has When who length. the he to the risked his life for his comrades, on being converted M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress, for three-quarters of a century. home, Albzert Park, he had a seizure. Minister of would have been decorated, but he had affairsHon. Sinn Fein, and with all the PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST James Gormly, M.L.C.. pre- A couple of passers-by took him to his principle (LATE CENTRAL and SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) new convert h.' rushed risked his life for Christ, and no earth- The of the a of Day enthusiasm Patrick's St. Wagga H. Lynch Father Rev. The and residence. ly decoration, no Victoria Cross, could sident St. Patrick's Day to proclaim Racing Club, is one such, and he took administered the last Sacraments, and in before pay for that. His Victoria Cross is an in a principle held by the VETERINARY CHEMIST. active part on the course recently he passed peacefully away at 3 a.m. his belief Boys, Tel. A1940. waiting for him in Heaven. for many long years, and back people far Irish As racing. the his in conducting late Mr. Fennessy. who was in The you, died. and what is that suffered like have they chivalry his and of which love one fifty-sixth year, was born in Scariff, Co. for right of Mr. Hughes to rule this be as 1845 Mr. Gormly rode Gundagaitoo, should have, and then you will not The at meeting a race at to Victoria horses and came Ireland, Clare, few nights Knights of the Blessed Sacrament country was challenged a his P. some forty years ago, since which time right to to-day, that is 75 years ago. and he vindicated only before the tabernacle here Throne he has been a member of the Hibernian ago, the Family Grocer and Provision a majority of four DENTAL SURGEON. by Australia Rev. but some day also before rule Right Lismore. of Bishop The time he filled di. Society. From time to Merchant. Two of the fear members him of your Sovereign in His own King- Dr. Carroll, was recently resting in St. the highest offices in that society, and votes. 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). party, and owe 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, 313111A00. He has dom " the mem- not belong to his President De Valera Vincent's Hospital, Sydney. respect by in great held was -Road.) (Near Nicholson Dentist of had a long run of hard work in con- bers of the district. He was elected no allegiance. Familiar Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and Registered Goods carefully packed. Mr. W. Lennon, Lieutenant-Governor for funds yearly to attend the Annual District rules Ireland with a majority of fiftythe attention of to nection with the campaign Victoria az.3 Western Australia. respectfully drama waited on daily. Country orders at front Conference, and was chosen with the three, and he is an outcast. The Irish of Queensland, speaking in response the suffering is during He Cathedral. Australia, his for Western in his practice will of tended to. the public to the fact that the toast of "The Lieutenant GoverParliament is supresseal. and the foundations of meritoriGrand Secretary, Bro. J. W. Ryan, trampled by the sciatica. last eighteen years, has been built on the solid nor" at the annual dinner given the Irish people is 'being the He appreciates at the Board District represent the patients. Patwhole gratified St. from of 'Phone A 3945. I will state for you ous skill and recommendations Irish Association in honour On the Feast of St. Joseph a very im- coming Interstate Conference, Bris- upon. as regarding his address. in Ireland in one this so much that he wishes to prevent mistakes rick's Day, said: "He regarded itthat HARROLD & MURRAY pressive ceremony took place at St. bane, next month. He leaves a widow cause of oppression no agencies, honour Irishmen refuse to acSister and a grown-up family. including the sentence. the very highest possible the He has only the one establishment 'n Perth, and employs when Bathurst, Mount MERCHANTS, Joseph's, PRODUCE of Prince The Press praises, the Medical he could have to receive knowledge in Ireland any Government touts, or canvassers in Town or Country. M. Casimir Collison made her vows of VICTORIA PARK. Rev. Father Patrick Fennessy (Essen of will the marvellous by this that endorses established Public the that and Right Wales, and would do his best to make profession. His Lordship the Profession recommends, Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, don), Sister Mary Paulinus (Sisters of except pain. his visit a pleasant one--(applause)Irish people. (Loud applause.)is This system of removing teeth is daily demonstrated without Rev. Dr. Hayden, Bishop of Wilcanniafor charity, Melbourne), and Sister Mary the Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, charter Her without are demand. Teeth asand prove to him that he could rest aswas her is Porcelain and Gum Mass, Natural Peter (Sisters of Charity, St. Mary's, ever unrolled in the cause of reason. Linseed and Maize. Our beautiful sets of at- Forbes, celebrated sured that the people were loyally(Apof the face and mouth being resisted by the Rev. Father N. Cooney TERMS CASH. doubt the best in the world; the contour hold sentry it is tached to him and the Throne.a right and the Rev. Father G. Templeton, Sydney ).-12-1 P. and justice and liberty the Moreover, detection. to defy as manner press and produced in such a He would receive it. In Ireland plause.) Father C. Loneragan perfectly tasteless, and permanently Mary Anthony McCaffrey (Sis- around He re- C.M. The Rev. comfortable, light, and durable, FOR ALL HINDS OF THE LATroyal welcome. (Laud applause.)any in this class free speech is suppressed. Youofcannot Gallagher, C M., terSister rivals, Father no Rev. but the imitators, and passed many Melbourne) have East I of Charity, any pure. furwholesome and Irish games or games permit- EST FOOTWEAR, AT THE LOWEST ferred to the happy relief from on my new system. At to her reward recently. She taught in have Teeth not fitting can be remodelledelsewhere. which he were also present. of work PRICES. ther connection with politicssome kind, and the only procession My workman the Sydney schools for five years. Dur of his least, call and see my dentures, beforeI going of REPAIRS AT CURRENT RATES. now enjoyed. In the past in Ireland is a funeral procession. (Feast ted 25th. March my time personally to all Thursday, devote On heroic because epidemic the the ing influenza not by armoured Patronise ship is my best advertisement, political beliefs and opinions hadwhich Even that is guarded be where I am known by my right the Annunciation), an impressive and to life and stay many back can nursed I nun Hence, aeroplane, reception practice. after one my cordial looked the wit and met beautiful ceremony of reception and health. Requiem High Mass was ears, reputation. the toast had met with at their hands. from above. profession took place at the Convent in St. Patrick's Cathedral reto in one day; consultations are free, 310-:2 WILLIAM-STREET, PERTH. Ile felt happy to think that for the Country patients can be attended Heart, Lewisham. The celebrated Maternal the of their attended. priests Many her soul. for excusbe might he life mainder of his pounds are saved by those who consult me and entrust received the The nave was filled by the Sisters and many ladies and young following Al-admit- their pupils and boys of the Coiling ed from taking sides in politics. work to me. he holy habit of religion and were to deciding before call and reference, Mary: for though some people thought that one of ted into the Little Company Take a note of my address Christian Brothers' Schools.OPTICIAN. was a strong partisan in politics atwhen Miss C. Fitzgerald (Sister M. Gabriel), wood SHOE STORES Dentistry in all its branches by Skilled Assistants. go elsewhere time, men's views did change were Miss A. Dwyer (Sister M. Imelda), Miss R.I.P. PERTH. Sunday. -STREET, First FREMANTLE 37 BARRACK 130 HIGH -STREET, York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, they got older. His politics now after M. Hazeldine (Sister M. Ursula), Miss (Opposite Town Hall.) The Rev. E. V. Ryan, Smythesdale, . He felt certain that Note the Address: 'Phone B425. a blank. L. Hazeldine (Sister M. Paul), Miss E. is an inmate of St. John's Hospital, sufMovI. he had the honour and privilege of ocMiss Ito), M. O'Keefe (Sister sciatica. of attack a severe from fering BOXALL, months W. few a for position BOOK his cupying MRS. ROPER'S CATHOLIC lan (Sister my Philomena), Miss L. it will be a pleasure to his many 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). the people of Queensland would recog- Hennessy (Sister M. Dionysius), Miss but REGISTRY OFFICE, friends to learn that the rev- gentle- DEPOT and Sisnise, and be prepared to admit, notROYAL ARCADE. -STREET, opposite Post MARKET A. Cartwright (Sister M. Clare). towards progress good making is been man have might ReprofesAll ,i.latholic withstanding what DE PEDRO, Proprietor. M Office, Fremantle. ter M. Aquinas made her final her In tri- recovery. said recently in the press and in other FREE LUNCH. took quisites, Beeswax, Altar Candles, Tel 8861 ab- sion, and Sister M. Padua Lights, Pray, places, that he had shown an utter the Right Night Union and Swan Beers on Draught. Lordship His Charcoal, vows. cense, and Angeennial Hubert Brothers Res'. feeling The variety of Bottled Ales, Stouts sence of anything like partisan great in Wines, (Bishop Finest Pictures O'Connor J. Holy P. Dr. Books; Rev. Holy of lus, both of the Congregation alMusic in the performance of the duties he assistwas latest he and arrived in Melbourne recently Catholic Magazines; (Loud Armidale) presided, Bonnet Cross. the was called upon to discharge. ed by the Rev. Father W. University of Notre Dame, ways in stock. Country orders supplied NEWCASTLE CLUB HOTEL Old Buildings, Murray St., D. from applause) Robertson & Moffat's Perth. (Lewisham), Very Rev. Father They are making a immediately. U.S.A. Indiana, SOUTH TERRACE, FREMANTLE. Father Rev. ftr. P.P. (Cowra), of the O'Kennedy, the interests in girl tour of Australia little a Mackay, of 'lris 10Anderson, P.P. (Orange). The Rev. Ave Maria, a weekly magazine of a Telephone, B277. the Senior at the T. Brosnan, Newly Renovated and Up -to -Date. Phone 340 years, passedconducted P.P. (Lewisham), high standard. issued by their Congreby the Father T. Phelan, recent examination 70 Donovan, P.P. (Gun- gation, and already well known to J. P. Father Goldfields and North-West Customer. Rev. She Music. of College SHIPPING, and FORLisLondon Trinity Morris, J. CUSTOMS, T. Father Beach Rev. South has for. dagai The mission catered readers. of our specially Padua), many WARDING AGENCY. has the distinction of being the youngM. Delegate, Apostolic the the more (brother of Sister of the approval at door. stop trams CARRIERS. est student in Mackay to pass five GENERAL present in the sanctuary. During and of his Grace the Archbishop of Proprietor: T H. RYAN (late secreSenior, and previously had passedgood were Philllmore Chambers, FREMANTLE. the course of his address, bishop tary Celtic Club, and Wyndham). examinations in three years with the Sisters on Melbourne,. complimented O'Connor examiner The 739 Telephone average percentages. such as the to her their choice of an Order Mr. Ernest Scanlon, of Newman Colsuch has recommended that owing allowed where Mary, of Company HALLION, lege, has been awarded the St. Patof tender years she should not be years. Little grand work was done. The fameAusMACHINE BREAD FACTORY, rick's Old Collegians' exhibition for to sit for the next exam. for two HURRAY -STREET. Lewisham was spread throughout could econ d year. NORTH FREMANTLE. He seas. the and beyond Bread Delivered to all parts of Fr. Thoroughly Renovated Throughout Rev. Father Kelly, Roma's parish tralia where the diocese, own his Claremont. for Cottesloe, speak mantle, AUSTRALIA. at Accommodation far Count'', SOUTH personage Splendid priest, was a very popular Company was held Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. Visitors. It is name of theforLittle St. Patrick's Day celebrations. there was scarcely a SoSupplied. the Royal as sacred, by Shipping raised Father rumpus The since MODERATE. ago TARIFF years seven about not at some time ciety of St. George, the Orangemen, the to house there that hadloving atand Kelly was appointed assistantshort care AUBURN, Proprietor. GEORGE of object of the League the Federation, Protestant Father Hennessy, and after a Y.M.C.' been from the Blue Sisters. Loyal Women. and sundry other "side stay, in which he founded the Charle- tention the against raised shows" of bigots, HIGH BT., FREMANTLE. Club, he was transferred to SAVOY HOTEL, Perth As showing the progress of Catholic delivered at the St. Patrick's flood Accommodation for Country Visitors vile, from where he volunteeredonwith are now speeches found exthe education in N.S.W.,girlthere The Savoy is the Acme of Luxury and at night banquet, and which the A.I.F., and spent four years front. matriculants B.383 Tel. Catholic sixty the Regisover of Refinement. J. MONAGHAN. in the columns battlefields on the Westernto Roma the University, who have gone there pression had an inglorious ending. The ter, has Tariff 125. Bd. per day; £4 4s per week Father Kelly only returned schools. secondary Catholic the Crown from to the on sent were speeches Accommodation may be reserved by 'recently, and was heartily welcomed Law Department by the Premier, who, wire or letter. and congratulated on his safe return by Some are as good as Imported. O'Brien, of WaterStephen SoFather Royal of the of President sportsmen although visiting many local and J. M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. lately ordained in Ire- ciety of St. George. refused to take Others are nearly equal to Importet The padre is a ford, Ireland, arrived all denomination diocese, land for the Armidale He had a di,- sides in the matter. The Crown Law "UNION IMPERIAL" STOUT fine sport and athlete himself, and Armidale te:ently. Department has decided, much to the while on active service won the Bri- in Is Better than Imported. course at St. John's College, chagrin of the bigots that "clearly no gade Officers' Championship, 100 yards, tinguished J. J. RYAN, after which success the Diggers would Waterford. -

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PAGE SIX,

The State and Education

Mr. Tudor Attacks Sectarians

Coote and the "Cooties"

lion campaign have never darkened the doors of a church. I was asked earlier in the afternoon whether it was the intention of our party to press for a division on themotion for the adoption of the Address in-Reply. I do not think it is. I rose principally to deal with the question of the sugar agreement, and to point out that the interests of the consumers have not been considered. I hope that they will be. I asked the honourable member for Kooyong whether he was ever invited by Customs officials, when he was at the head of the department, to stop the On introduction of certain books? one occasion, while the war was in importation the I prohibited progress, of some books at the instance of the On another ocDefence Department. casion the Hon. Allan McLean, than whom no more honourable man has ever sat in this House, prohibited the an importation of certain books, and my attempt was made to place on acthat for responsibility shoulders the It was said that it had been tion. taken at the instance of such -and -such a church, but when I was able to show that Mr. McLean, who belonged to the other side, and was a Roman Catholic, had issued the order, my accusers by sheered off. In 1906 I was opposed the Mr. Vale, who fought me solely on sectarian issue, so that this trouble arose long before the arrival in Australia of the gentleman said to be responI shall alsible for its introduction. ways refuse to ask any person who seeks my assistance what his religion I am prepared to assist any man is. if I can do so. without regard to what his religious convictions may be. It is suggested in this pamphlet that Roman Catholics are after place and pay in the Public Service; but everyone knows that it is impossible to become a permanent member of the Public Service without passing a prescribed exThe publication of such amination. matter should be prohibited, forandtheI trust that those responsible issue of this pamphlet are by now heartily ashamed of it.

W. T. Flynn manniacturer,

PAMPHLETS AGAIN Representatives on the March 17, Mr. Tudor, Leader of speech. Opposition, made the following 116 Barrack Street, Perth. which has been studiously omitted by the daily press: scandalto the 1 desire now to refer issue Heavy Supplies of all Goods connected ous way in which the sectarian ed States: the last election camThe character and intention of the was raised during with Saddlery Business. I regret that certain honby judged and be may paign. delegation "Ulster" pamphlets. present, not of its chairman, the lion. William ourable members are liked to put to that His Eminence's words were a strong TARPAULINS, TENTS, ETC. RUGS, HORSE since I should have Coote, M.P. Their desire is to paint warning against the tendency of tothose questions. It has inthe Catholics of Ireland as poltroons in them a few pointed holding authority in the State of the that press the of section a been said by constant dread of a bigoted priesthood, terfere unduly with the liberties demofirst raised by the aim of the priests being to bring the sectarian cry was subject. The strife between the free- struction." quite gentleman who arrived Ireland under the domination of the a certain in cracy and despotism, between supremDisaster. My reply to Germany's Australia. is Mr. Coote recently dom of the individual and the Cylinder or Disc Records, from .431 0 10 0 a Vatican. I submit that it as far back as happenings that is recent Edison Phonographs, to playa Diamond of been prove can statement said, light and he that the bigot had, the "In is who acy of the State, I was Point and the records education stands himself These machines play with which took 1906, long before he arrived here, incident an by case my age-long. A grave political and social State monopolyThein disaster the but wear. has which will stand much hard opposed on the sectarian issue, condemned. 3 15 0 ... place in Tyrone in 1904 and 1905. This danger lurked beneath the un-Ameriwas unmay me ... people from it against in raise enGerman to to Machines, the Coote Diso Mr. upon attempt Itexonole, fallen incident, while showing can tendency of the Government ... 14 14 0 from ex- be attributed to the fact that they alproves successful. I have here a copy ofCa.a Machines, conclusively Columbia colours, true his large the area of its activity at thewere 5 10 0 in the "The Roman frc.ni They A special line of Cabinet Gramophones, lowed themselves to be ab7orbed few of the ministers of Mr. Coote's pamphlet entitled pense of popular liberty. understand They sacrificed that with the same tholic in the State," and I printed omnipotent State. impregnated are Send for Catalogues of Machines or Records. church never very far, even in a democracy, Terme. by Beaty on or Caen for and Sell Ws were that '250,000 copies their liberty to pay for commercial from the old pagan idea that the State allowed their spirit. Mr. Varleys Proprietary Limited,2d. MelAt the time referred to below, local per TYPEWRITER CO., 10 Central Arcade, PERIN was a god and that for it the indivi- military efficiency: they at PHONOGRAPH legally supof the bourne. and were on sale some editor ruling self-reliant manhood to bethey was Coote dual existed. awful became pamphlet end this the In Mr. in Carntall. of at and copy. introduction congregation the pressed of view Presbyterian In State. cogs in its Co. Tyrone. about ten miles from my statements are made concerning Macpherson's Education Bill for Ire- mere puppets of the To the State they native place. Ile was also Master of Roman Catholics in the Public Serland before the recess, its threatened complex machine. of education. the local Orange lodge and a justice of vice. agencies Here, for instance, is one parathe pronouncement over recent turned revival and the least, that at In the graph:district. the for admitting, in practice their peace the of the Irish Bishops on the measure, but own, not "In the post offices, the telegraph, was a vested school-that what Cardinal O'Connell went on to their children were OBTAIN PRICES FROM act as the district thereerected and the railways Romans by all denominathe property of the nation, and is, a school say is of special interest. and rethat in education spies, and are guilty of treacheryThey monopoly Presbyterians, by State attended and tions Monopoly, Danger of State II mean conch*, t in all branches. letters sulted became a powerful instrument Episcopalians. and Catholics, of which open letters. neglect to deliver "It is in the field of education," said for their enslavement. For the Govof the Rev. Mr. Bailey, a Presbyterian or parcels known to betheProtestant, his Eminence, "that we are especially ernment that controls the thought its SUBIACO manager. was minister. contents, the its people has them completely at they_ inform priests of interested, and it is just here that In February. 19(4. it was decided to down teleintellects appoint they copy telegrams, note most dangerous forces are at work; mercy, and absorbing their a girl as manual instructress The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE. them to needlework. phone messages, and carry duties for the complete monopoly of educasovereign intellect of the State, girls the in little the teach to in IN CONNECTION WITH TEE 1111ILP. WI SUPPLY EVERYTHING the priests; they neglect Protestants tion towards which we are tending, unit can do with them as it pleases. This kindergarten and similar manual exerING TRADE. the railways, hoping that political philosophy reviv- cises. be at the to less there is a vital reform, will bepagan was was salary Her mislay will suffer; they purposely come a reality and furnish the State ed. the Spartan State with the Ly- rate of a maximum of 95 dollars yearly Proparcels sent by, or intended for, with a most powerful means for crush- curgan legislation rejuvenated and if the average attendance reached All as part attestant organisations. Church.. ing popular liberty and tyrannising averages the If with these came the same penalty more. or twenty . ." the help to system of twenty. over its people. than less which the Greeks paid for their arrobe tendance should Who believes any of theseofstatements? "That there is a decided movement gance and despotism-ruin." a capitation grant of paid be would she kind this It was "literary" tripe the last elecin the direction of centralising author1.25 dollars quarterly. or 5 dollars for Usurpation of Parental Rights. She would that was issued during ity over the educational agencies of the each girl in attendance. considthese from however. For some "Apart, country cannot be denied. appointment as assist- tion campaign. in themselves are for be eligible forafter NEW NORCIA Mr. Bell: Who signed that pamphyears now it has been constantly in- erations, which three years' service for viewing with ant teacher PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S let? creasing in power and widening out us sufficient reason trend skill and capacity. sufficient of if not educationis of name Prussian author's the SOCIETY. Mr. Tudor: The more and more to embrace activities alarm CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. Rev. Mr. Bailey decided, after consul. given. in our own country: It was distributed broadcast for which the parent or the home was al policies here fact his leading Protestant supremwith State tation camthe that the during PERTH The from Australia -STREET, HAY responsible. apart 504 formerly considered neighbours, to appoint a young girl of throughout will beget a bellicose Does the Ilonorary Minister Terms: Foe:, Guineas per Annum. paign. medical inspection of schools, the treat- acy in educationlead someinevitably to mili- eighteen. who had every qualification (Under the Patronage of His Grace (Mr. Laird Smith), who knows ment of school children, the supplying nationalism and was a Catholic. Hon. and work the industrialism: for the with autocratic and dis. associated Clune.) work free tarism pupil, Archbishop of food for the indigent immediately thing of the M.P.. fact that the William Coote, For Particulars Apply to the and telephone branches of Billiard Room, Lounge, Library. Card pensary treatment for the defective apart from theof further the started a campaign of boycott and in- telegraph in education -General's Department, Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, and other similar provisions which concentration young girl, the Postmaster the BROTHER DIRECTOR. against officials timidation those in government few a of engaged hands Dramatic officials and Debating, Musical, believe that have been added to the educational lessen popular inter- which was as brutal as it was unjusti- branches have any time in which to Society. programme of the State, all are signs would inevitably finally ended in a decree individual and out fiable, the or crush schools, the messages in est telephone CLASSES. centralisation machine down of the spirit note COMMERCIAL of competition, with costs being given against him for of telegrams? A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOand control. It is manifested also in enterprise and allhealthy the protection of the girl, on May 17, contents processes of training As I said on the public platform. I the increasing volume of legislation di- and, reducing LIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD BEwould 1905, by an Engliskappointed judge, absolutely uniformity, of level a dead to in refuse to favour or penalise uniformity greater LONG TO. rected towards Barton. and Justice forces Mr. belief. educational religious of his because anyone school standards and closer organisa- weaken the Full particulars on application toquote a follows as are The facts civilising influences is decided for belief religious man's A tion in school management, in the ap- through these theI say, R. PRENDERGAST, from such vital from Mr. Justice Barton's judgment): He drinks it before he is born. proval of powerful and irresponsible in society-apart, Hon. Secretary. "The plaintiff took up her duties on him is the more serimilk; mother's his with speak, to so foundations, in the growing antipathy considerations there in, conand reflection Monday. February 29, 1904, to vote for private school systems and in the ous and more fundamental but the people were urged that during them in is discharge to education tinued of they control because against certain candidates cramping limitations placed upon the that State de Paul, Wester unconstitutional and week without any trouble or integer Roman Catholics. Statements Soddy of St. Vincent freedom of private educational institu- this country On the following Sunday, March were Australia" Cituorporated) tions. Back of all this can be detect- everywhere an arrogant usurpation of mice. to the effect that I was a Roman CaBailey's Mr. Rev. the when 1904, 6, but ed the philosophical principle of the parental rights. of liberty the laws and congregation assembled for morning tholic were circulated about me, with "In this land French revolutionist, Danton, that the those responsible for them met is a country have hitherto service, it was seen that four large CATECHISM INSTRUCTION since my electorate rebuffs, children belong to the State before the spirit of the many been had length in of four feet crosses encouraged freedom CLASSES. small one, and most of they belong to their parents, and that secured andIndeed. on the door of the vestry comparatively grantpainted this freedom acquainted education. personally principle, are and undemocratic people other false through which the minister must en- the in the education of their big posters The Society will forward Catechisms State this In me. that the State should be the only edu- ed to parents with on painted were crosses the free of ter. Similar children follows as a corollary from displayed bearing the words "Pro- to any Catholic Man or Woman, cator of the nation. by the the national schoolhouse. Why were were all costs, who are willing to undertake Vote Nationalist." be loyal. "Such teaching it is that is at the religious freedom guaranteed testants places those in painted Americrosses to to the these Doctrine Christian the teaching of I remarked during the campaign that I back of the ever -insistent scheme to American Constitution And as no State or Gov- to meet the eye of the clergyman and heard that another poster was to be is- Children and Adults in remote coon. establish a national university and of can people. morning? Sunday on the restrict congregation where to the places right the in distant has and ernment try districts "Protestantism with the words, the recent attempt to subject the eduClearly it was for the purpose of moral sued of the individual in the pracVote ,pr Paddy Glynn and no Priest resides or Convent is Nish cational agencies of the country to a liberty his the danger. religion, so also no State can intimidation in connection with tithed. its centre tice of ministry of Paddy Lynch. They will save it." doubtit be Can school. indivithe and with Church interfere justice Communications giving particulars of that the honourable memglad am at Washington and its chief executive with I protest a as there were has requirements, addressed to the Seers dual in the education of his children, ed that they Best) Robert (Sir Kooyong for in .the Cabinet of the President." ber education meets with against the appointment of this Roman that provided have I Mr. J. F. Waldron, 24 Harley tary, entered the chamber. A Pernicious Influence. Catholic girl, as a warning to those re- just the just requirements of the State." respect for him as an individual, street, Highgate, Perth, will receive sponsible for the appointment, and as every "Right here, perhaps, we touch upon think. attention. I is, immediate others, many like he, but an incentive to opposition or resist- following wrong lines. the strongest and most pernicious influI should like 'Phone, A3297. The minister was shocked at ance? HOTEL in the ence which the countries of Europe THE PALACE believes he say whether to him to it the spectacle and spoke about -.have exerted upon the educational this pamphlet. who was statements issued in believe When you consider the delays occasioned theory of America. In Germany es- IT. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH, the defendant (Mr. Coote),years this stateIrish Rational foresters ruling Does he, for instance, W.A. and had been for eleven pecially for the past fifty years there ment?The defendA SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. by breakages of light plows, and the' larger his congregation. of elder has been a State monopoly in educaTax "The Custom House. the Land The PALACE is situated in a most ant said that he (Rev. Mr. Bailey) was No Initiation Fee. Cheapest Contribution, from the primary school to the Offices Tax and Income Banks the to close and Offices, pesition, that acreage you can cover in an equal time tionsthe cause of it for appointing No educational policies, charming university. are overrun with Roman Catholics. Houses, and Theatres, and Hugh O'Neill, Perth, Roman Catholic girl as teacher. "Then," Branches: standards or ideals were tolerated ex- Commercial they enHouses with the METTERS S.J.D. PLOW, you will' Custom principal the by the "In outis patronised largely Protestant the a in is "it Thursdays, Bailey, said Mr. meets alternatealternate cept those created by the omnipotent deavour to stop importation of any Savoy Farmers and Graziers in the State. Hay -street, Rooms, Grill rage and not a Roman Catholic one." Hotel German State, and no teacher or instithe agree that the BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. books dealing adversely with Brian Boru Branch, FremanMODERATE TARIFF. tution could engage in educational Mr. Coote then called a meeting of In the Revenue Perth. Roman Church. Tuesday, Friendly alternate every tle, work without a permit from the Govparishioners, which Rev. Mr. Bailey the information. Proprietor. into GLOWERY, pry J. T. Offices they' 6 Furrow £68 Hall, 64 Adelaide -street, Secernment's educational bureau. To the refused to attend. as he said he knew 3 Furrow £42 lOs. and communicate to priests the posi- Societies' Telephone, A1428 retary's address, W. Keating, 23 Burt State this system brought absolute conits object was to force him to dismiss £90 tion and operations of all citizens." 8 Charles Stuart £50 4 the girl, and that he did not intend to When the honourable member held street, Fremantle. Secretary's address, Parnell, Boulder. do. I quote again from Mr. Justice £112 10 Cusand Trade for alternate as Minister meets £58 5 Barton's judgment: "The meeting as- office was he ever asked by a Cus- Court Hotel, Boulder; Midland Juncsembled on Tuesday evening and the toms, officer to prohibit the importation Fridays. John Dillon, Quebec-street, tion, J. F. O'Malley, minister did not come. The defendant, toms with adversely dealing of any books Midland Junction. Mr. Coote, then took out a pencil and I held Catholic- Church? Money to lend on application to the paper and put the question to such the Roman for six years. longer than Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. persons whether they would withdraw that office Minister and it, has occupied other Barrack -street, Perth, or the Maxwell, their children or not. He wrote down anycan certainly say that no such ex- General Secretary, care of J. J. Snigg, I More than once suggesthe replies. fell tic, may lot. I have never -street. Barrack tions were mode that they should de- perienceand never will ask, any person lay and communicate with the minis- asked, is. and I think it disThe defendant successfully op- what his religion ST. GERARD'S HOSPITAL, You want a gun that will back ter. that a pamphlet of this kind up your skill and help you bag the posed an appointment. One of those graceful have Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. with the published been should charactrivial the out pointed game. present to influence the elec- 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEEDERVILLE ter of the appointment and its emolu- object of trying Stevens guns are all that sort. NURSE RYAN. is an appeal. not to reason. ments. The defendant met the ob- tors. to It Barrels are drop forged-selected prejudice. I would and passion but at the aimed jest a coarse jection by influence an steel. Repeaters have solid breech, Robinson, who had denounce any attempt to religion. girl's doubles and Singles issue, unlock. recoil the sectarian previously ridiculed the notion of ob- election bybyraising are made with forged lugs, and forewhat religious section of jecting to a Catholic girl teaching the no matter HAY -STREET, PERTH. to. It ends that will not loosen. once into line the community it was resorted at came sewing, children disgraceful that in this Ask to see Stevens Shotguns and and announced that he would with- is absolutely For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. as matter such century twentieth Rifles. Catalogs free. the In spite of this, draw his children. I am prebe circulated. the result of .the voting was that the this should in 41 to meet any opposition on poll. GLANVILLE'S LEMON HEADACHE parents representing thirteen children pared grounds, by anystand to and tical POWDERS. were for the boycott and ten against it. ,11 thing I have said or done. but a man's The majority prevailed and the boyThe Great Australian Remedy fur Men's, Youths' and Boys' footwear. is something entirely cott was adopted. There was also religious faith Cure of all his politics. I would soon- Instant Relief and Speedy Hitting the'Biallseye Since 1864. and some discussion as to others not pre- apart from Toothache. Neuralgia, Headaches, with a religious man. sent who might join in the boycott, er have dealings Influenza, Rheumatism. Sciatica, Lumto what religious body he and others did join in it. On the fol- no matterthan bago, etc., etc. Price, Is. 9d. per box, with an irreligious man, BAIRD'S ARCADE CORNER, lowing morning twenty-one children belonged, powder. not hesitate to say that some or 3d. each were withdrawn and shortly afterwards and I do who the H. C. GLANVILLE. M P.S.. (Tel. 197) for responsible were six others, making in all twenty-seven. of those sectarianism during the elecFREMANTLE. Murray MAREZT-STREET, The Church of Ireland incumbent of raising of (Two Doors from Post Office.) Clogher was an Orangeman, but disapproved of Mr. Coote's mean and cruel of unworthy conduct as a Protestant MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L., In revenge, Mr. Coote conduct. and a member of the lodge Agencg, The brought him. Canon Hare Foster, be- minister 45 Cleaver -street, West Perth. aiding and abetting this Roman Calocal Orange inquisition. Jus- in the fore influence his Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe girl, and using Kalgoorlie Perth tice Barton says: "It appears that the tholic Mr. school." Organ and Harmony. the of boycott the against I defendant brought the Canon's name Justice Barton then emphasised the Sole Agents for W.A. TERMS ON APPLICATION. before the lodge as having been guilty fact that Carntall was an unsectarian I is prepared to take O'Connor Miss BUNBURYthe with equally built school, Organ. Pipe national Pupils for the money of all religious denominations, and was "neither in practice nor in FIRSTtheory a denominational school." with Continuing, he said: "In dealing CLASS these facts I have omitted to repeat girl certain coarse jests aimed at this BOARDING delicious hometo and her religion. They only serve Youll NEVER know how exquisitely were ordinary your proceedings to whole the added have that you show AND KALGOORLIEHall, Town made' bread CAN be until Next account on mainly directed against her the flour from which you make it, -t little DAY of her religion. . . The object of and Excellent Accommodation. defendant the of action concerted SCII0OL UNION BEER ON DRAUGHT. others was, in my opinion, to procure else the plaintiff's dismissal. Nothing have Kra. Q UEALY Proprietress MADE IN W.A. FOR Brand. would have satisfied them or and boycott." the light, SO stopped inside the crisp, YOUNG It makes the crust SO judgment gave and Barton FOODS Justice HANDY Mr. BYRNE'S TRY that you never the flavour is so MUCH improved be with costs against the Hon. William DAIRY PRODUCE. LADIES. appetising. re, Coote, and grinted an injunction to COULD have thought bread could to so (Over William St. Bridge, Perth.) to imported conspiracy any further equal from him Fully strain Try a packet to -day. WilSea Coast. in a very Healthy Position. Hon. Lint: and Our Special injure the girl. When the Beautifully Situated on the Musical and Prepared from the purest ingredients, Frebrand. intolerliam Coote, M.P., refers to the clerical, The Pupils are Prepared for the usual Examinations, Home -Made Pies and Pasties. or packed by Richard Holmes and Co. Ltd., Perth, lay Catholics, 'ommercial. Proprietor. ance of Irish .. BYRNE J. PETER the year. during any time admitted be mantle, Kalgoorlie. SOLD ALL GROCERS. Unionist or Sinn Fein, Judge Barton's Boarders and other Pupils will REV. MOTHER. judgment should be kept in mind. For Terms and Further Particulars, apply to the write to Advertisers and mention Please unis Cooties the The leader of THE RECORD. doubtedly in the right place,

His Eminence Cardinal O'Connell, Archbishop of Boston, delivered some of little time since at the Convention Educational the American Catholic "The ReasonAssociation a lecture on which able Limits of State Activity," is issued as No. 27 of the "Irish Messenger's" "Social Action" series of

varied actrol and authority over theproduced a it tivities of the people: and purpose of thought of uniformity exthe at was in the nation, but it inpense of the people's freedom and system Ameridividuality. And this inure completeca is each year making educaly its own, because America'slines in tors, trained along German to reGerman universities, have failedbenefits cognise beneath the apparent uniformity of centralised control and the noxious forces that were operating steadily towards Germany's final de-

Though Americans are not paying the least attention to the Ulster "Cooties," yet the following record of their leader, Coote, may be of interest to It was prepared from perreaders. sonal knowledge by Dr. Macartan, envoy of the Irish Republic, to the Unit-

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1920 THE W.A RECORD, SATURDAY, APRIL 17,

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Name, In the Church of the Holy Sunday, (Opposite Baird's Arcade.) 'Phone 3370 recent 41 BARRACK STREET. Manchester, on a gave the Very significant are the results of Father F. Woodlock, S. J., sermons the Mayoral elections throughout Irefirst of a series of three Furnace enCome along and see our SPECIAL of land. consequent on the recent municititled "Christianity in the sermon he SHOW or PHOTO CARDS. In this particular pal elections- Here they are: \Var." are under Practical failed As both Rent Collecting and Renovations of Property Lord Mayors: Dublin, Ald. T. Kelly, showed how Protestantism had Father NlacT. Ald. war. Cork, and Builder, we can assure Satisfaction. in the great M.P. (Sinn Feint Collector absolutely Fitzpatrick F. H. and Penrose V. A. for over Curtain (Sinn Fein Belfast, Cr. W. It is not surprising, says the Liver- Woodlock served at the front and Coates (Carsonite We Send Monthly Statements. TIPPERARY HILLS FOR ME. (late A.I.F.). Proprietors. four years as a military chaplain, pool Catholic;Ftmes, that the election Mayors: Limerick, Cr. M. O'Callathe Military Cross. awarded was of Alderman' H. C. O'Doherty, a CaAld. Dr. the Waterford. was sun reading Fein); Derry, by of (Sinn ghan summer the a,s-Ilayor commenced tholic, Property with us. The preacher How brightly shinesaway. Country or Goldfields Clients cannot do better than place their a person V. White (Sinn Feint; Galway, Aldcause of enthusiastic rejoicings amonga letter he had received fromas In fair lands far was the all It "Char- Dr. Walsh (Sinn Feint Drogheda, Ald. citizens. valleys Mr. Len O'SullivAii, Representative. herself the Catholic or the st himself vales, the signed who green How the P. Monaghan (Sinn Fein); Clonmel, r.ift time for three hundred years that The most efficient and up -to date REAL ity," protesting against "attacking Where silvery streamlets stray. country- Cr. D. F. O'Meara (Sinn Fein); Sligc, haunts, ESTATE SERVICE in the City. Catholic had been appointed to the faith of two-thirds of your Woodlock But still I love my childhood (Sinn Fein' Kil- SELLERS-We tenac- men." great Fitzpatrick With T. be; Cr. handle anything from may Father Magistracy. fate Chief my Proceeding. dark Though I roam, kenny, Ald. P. de Loughrey (Sinn pocket handkerchief block to asheep ity the Unionist majority in the cor- said he would put before them the fail'Tis freedom's home where'er ab(I Corish R. of extradition nigh 400 Feint Wexford, Al& the to for station. clung that me. for poration Church the hills of ure Tipperary of our) ; Derry, Alt!. II. O'Doherty (Na- BUYERS-You are hard to please if we cluding Catholics from the Mayor's Tipperary hills for me. years had posed as a "messenger appalling tionalist). me, cannot suit you. chair. They did this long after they Tipperary hills for cr Christ" in this war, and the AND m, the do so. For in to power sects Auctions conducted in any part of the State the The Derry Election. wher legitimate of a had home failure awful and 'Tis freedom's by had sustained OUR MOTTOwas rrwho for majority reyears their of generations 1920, was a day of 301h, Tipperary hills upbringing January Client a for Always schemes a Client Once In their After 300 years grown up since the Catholic Church tribution for Derry. was heard jerrymandering. this purpose they could always safely had been driven out by persecution, a Catholic and a Nationalist sat in the T. G. HALBERT & CO., 'Tomas on those hills the s rain, on the sympathy of the Govern- driven out from their Cathedrals and Mayoral chair of the Maiden City. BitAnd music's mart' count their in 72 BARRACK STREET t to make driven out from the ter as that day must have been to the ment. They sought to rival Belfast Where patrio Tels. 3417 and 3843 from chapels,of and Ian their anxiety to exclude Catholics the little children that had Orangemen of Derry and the North, it hearts the RECORD when writing Mention though n free again: the positions at their disposal, a right to the Catholic faith. the writ- must have been made still more bitwild, McCartAy, Proprietor been more numerous from Gerald have quoted dignified ere outlaws bold like eagles and Catholics calm preacher the by The for many ter TP1417=tate. free, were Protestants. of bowers than chaplains mountain population ac In their in the ings of naval and military Telephone A4395, manner in which the Nationalists I roam, need be no fear that the CaChurch. as his chief au- cepted their victory. Of course, there There 'Tis freedom's home wher'er Protestant the their HOLDWAY & CO., of Tipperary hills for me, ranks. tholics, after having defeated They in Nationalist thorities. for the absolute failure his was rejoicing LICENSED SEWERAGE PLUMBERS Tipperary hills for me,I roam, bigotry, will imitate the bigots. minds were lighted, the Nationalist Protestantism in the war, and said against Protest- Bonfires (0111111EICATED). Fein Slim will, we feel sure, free their 'Tis freedom's home wher'er with embittered was festooned heart were quarters GASITITERS and SHEET METAL Tipperary hills for me, completely from religious prejudice in antism by reason of that fact. The flags and the Stars and Stripes, and the work of the corpora- war was a terrible test of the truth of processions marched the streets play. WORKERS. with dealing happier of was Though some may boast A Trial Solicited. But there tion and recognise merit whenever it Christianity in all its forms.thoseIt who ing and singing Irish airs. homes, 40-44 PIER -STREET, PERTH. exists. on all hands by of horse -play', no atattempt admitted no was away, far In fair lands had seen and witnessed for themselRIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. tempt to march through the Orange My love for thee shall never cease, In the year 920. before the birth of city. ves that the one Christian Church that of Where'er my footsteps stray. through the part of the Christ, an Irish prince, of the name unscathed passed had hearts, loving a Dutchman! of A Duffer and Tipperary home Catholic BUTCHER, "011amh Fodhla," viz.. "Learned Docfurnace of the war was the -name of My mountain nurse! Machree! CHAS. Z. GOSDEN, The new Mayor, Alderman Hugh tor," or Doctor of Ireland, came to thea Church, or, to give it the nick 181 ROKEBTROAD, SUBIACO. DANIEL MULCAHY, home whefer I roam, of the Milesian kings after Roman Catholic O'Doherty. is a well-known solicitor in Manager. throne the Office, War FRESH KILLED the PRIME ONLY Proprietor. 30flrary hills for reign constitutes Church. of Derry, and full worthy of the honour His result contest. the was bloody this And MEAT SOLD. Tipperary hills for me. conferred on him. No name was subthe most memorable epoch in the an- Protestantism after its 400 years with1341. 'Phone me, for hills inopposiTipperary and, Carsonites in roam, nals of the ancient Milesians; out persecution, with the spoils of the mitted by the These latter contented 'Tis freedom's home wher'er I cluding other democratic virtues, he Catholic Church to work with, with tion to his. FIRST-AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY. (Subiaco Heights) magTipperary hills for me. themselves with calling for a division had the wisdom as well as the before Cathedrals, and with the DARLING VIEW ESTATE ASK FOR ready-made names could their that hands its so in vote, and Ocean Beach. Cambridge the nation on nanimity to propose a tribunal the of life young The Estate is midway between tne City Perth of in proof men as accordin other time all the all as use for well Hall to the 008&11 governed as they Town be recorded which he, How did If Ireland were for 400 years. Street is the nearest direct route from as the country, must bow-to which all chance given them of bringing men to their "loyalty to the cause," whatever DODGE MOTOR OAR FOR EIRE ance with the wishes of herthepeople, (a distance of only 6i miles), and it passes right through theforDarling was parelection authorithis In The the be, be. iaore can be had of about responsible. may of be test should cause NIGHT. blocks awful the should the OR DAY where country Before Estate, View every to liament a celebrated regulation was in- God? to 19. the Mayor Ca No. 208. ties would without delay pay heed war came they appeared to be satis- decided by 20 votes Bonner, s.st02us balanee by monthlyLOT who prowhose stituted for mechanics. They appoint. fied payments extending and this continu- elect not voting. Telephone, A1927. Garage themselves, Motor deposit; the protests of the Hierarchy, with cent, per --IC Terms their ed 60 of each trade in every district to ed right up to the time of the outbreak posed the name of Aid.. O'Doherty, G.P.O. Motor Rank Tel. A3488. members are in close touch with over eighteen months fres of interest. Buy before the trains are apinspect the work and govern the others. of war. But they were blind to the pointed out that in the past all and construct.' or you will be too late. As matters stand, whenever flocks. at any fact that the manhood of the nation peals to the Unionists for fair play CALL OVER TO PERTH IN WHEN they indicate or recommend any course No one was allowed to work approved But they DOHERTY & DURACK LTD , PERTH CONNOR, without having been trade with them, had no in- tolerance had been in vain. as desirable the British Government dealings no had the an of by these commissioners, who were terest in them, and consequently had need not worry themselves with seems to take pleasure in pursuing the would CHARLES STREET, WEST PERIN of called, in the language of the country, opposite policy. The voices right to be classed as Church of thought that the same.tyranny denouncing "Iollamuidh," which signifies expert in no towards themselves. And your old friend Ernie hands out Bishops are unanimous in Bill England or as belonging to any Pro- now be displayed were as antinot elected for whatsoever. The Nationalists welcome to you all. their art or profession. Such was the denomination the Macpherson Education testant the political purposes, nor to perpetuate first organisation of bodies of trades First-Class Residential Home. democratic and anti -Irish,onbutthe apparThey had the plain admission ofmore coun- and mechanics in Ireland; and such the pantomime performance of a duffer Cleanliness and Attention. he quoted that not ently it is to be forced the Prussian authorities infrom a Dutchman in try. In its worst days with subjects was the origin of corporations,offirst than three-fourths of the men who running away were E. MoGRADE, Proprietor. trades, there to show the They 1688! Government never dealt as the British stituted for the management bore the disc of the Church of England only and subsequently for the management had any connection with that Church world that they could manage notBradof the Kaiser so brutally Colourmen, 'Phone A1794. of town and city affairs. authorities are dealing with the Irish whatever. Showing the powerlessness local, but national, affairs. Ald. the THOS. ANDERSON and SON. people at the present moment. The of Protestantism to bring souls to God, ley seconded, and surely startled Wholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Schools Jacob Epstein. a new master of Father Woodlock said that only 11 per old chamber. For the first time in its FAMILY GROCERS & PROVISION Bishops are indignant at the isrepression creating sculpture, who has a vogue in England, cent. of men in a battalion, or 20 per existence it heard the Irish language MERCHANTS. which Cardinal Logue says and has just perpetrated a statue of Our cent. of Scotchmen (which was better), spoken within its four walls by a :lulu Corner Fitzgerald -street and Raglan exasperation, recklessness, despair, with NORTH PERTH. representative. road, connected Blessed Lord, which is said to be by elected vitally be general disorder, but the Government to said and competent judges "typical of the de- were Families waited on daily. Tel. No. A1011. remains deaf to the pleas of reason some Church, either Church of EngCarson's Ulster Muted. Day by day at very graded moral outlook at the present land, Congregational, Wesleyan, or Orders Attended to. Country commonsense. Car that Derry is not only in it visited purchasare But been was houses already has It private standard day." Their hours early that part If the ed by an unknown admirer. If it is Presbyterian. where sonism has slumped. In all MOTOR CAR PAINTING. - RECHADITE by armed soldiers and police. not high. If a man could tellname RAILWAY _ of is all that Father Bernard Vaughan says of Ireland which George and Carson of HARRY McCARTHY, person whom they are in quest of his church was and give the continuance the for away "solid as untake the claim and hope to be, we to arrest seems supposed it they that was 128 PIER -STREET. then he not within, minister, the the Ireland." in POIOCt Coffee in the in domination known admirer will keep it safely PRACTICAL COACH PAINTER. somebody else. This happened be vitally connected with that church. British succeeded in caphis lumber room. The versatile Jesuit And this was the Protestantism, added Carsonites have only Established Over 20 Years. case of Alderman Staines, of Dublin, seats! 573 of out aged seats and 25.5 front Staines, in turing have stood "I careful of it: whose brother, James the preacher, that we must behundred Mrs. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. they says That is to say, the anti-Carsonites Four at the back of this gross and grotesque nineteen, they carried off when the to speak ill of! not at home. thing with nose turned up and feet not have a majority of 63 seats in seats They are right opposite the found the Alderman wasraised of work, and this was the result! The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. years -318 Ulster in her Councils by right on the Municipal stood speak turned in; I have Despite the objection Perth Railway Station. Best attention and Moderate Prices. Father Woodlock went on to of and and on the left of this offending and the against 255. of the members father, Miss Staines had to get up This ignorance the of SCOTLAND'S BEST Of the chairmen of urban councils majordress, and her room was searched.the at- hurting caricature; I have studied the Church of England. The vast Ireland, 62 out of the 99 are FUER MALT WHISKEY. unshapely head, the receding brow, the is a species of outrage to which ity were ignorant about the Christian throughout while most of the VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. Under Contract to the thick lips, the uptipped nose, the un- religion, although the members claimed pledged Republicans, As tention of humane people throughout and another, W.A.Supplied reason one be for with hoped, body built remainder, be to poorly was the it it is Hospitals and Government Medi eyes, that canny the world will, for the Protestant Church as Repub- cal Department, Also Railway Dining The honour and the privacy its ugly feet and uglier hands, till I felt to her Christ said: "Go and teach all did not run in the elections called. Leading Hotels and Oinks JAMES SEATING. of woman are respected by all civilis- ready to cry out with indignation that nations, and behold I am with you all lican candidates. the Oars and thethe State. In regard to the High Sheriffs, in Christian England there should be ed Powers. days to the end of the world." What 940 HAY -STREET, PERTH. (Opposite Mechanics' Institute.) Waterford, throughout SOLE AGENT: exhibited the figure of a Christ which teaching had they done and what had Corporations of Dublin, have Dress Suits Our Specialty. Irish Suitings, and Scotch Line of A Special absosome degraded Chaldean or been their success? Derry, Limerick, and Cork What a great number of people will suggested with Samples and Self-Measurement Forms Sent on Application. acknowledge the the appearance of an 900 years the open confession lutely declined to Lieutenant to apAfter Just to Hand. be doing penance very soon for their African, American Tweeds of Blarney Large and Varied Stock Lord or Hun Jew, which Asiatic been made by their own leaders right of theand simplicity and foolishness in believing MOIR'S CHAMBERS. have refused to submit Repub- reminded me of some emaciated Hin- had had failed. "Breth point same, Church their the lies told about the Russian was that Bryan. Cyril to du or a badly grown Egyptian swathed ren," said Father Woodlock, "Chris- names for the positions.lic by the men whose object I call in the cerements of the grave. has failed, and Christ has failed, effect the restoration of the Czardom for it positively wicked and insulting to tianity West and Garrett in Russia and thus pave the way if Protestantism is the only represenRisen of the travesty Censuch a in perpetrate monarchism of the Christian Faith and the of restitution the an Eng- Christ and to invite a Christian peo- tative WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUM:BILL of Christ on earth." representative tral Europe. That plot, says now only to ETC ple to which the Founder of Christianfailure of Protestantism was comlish exchange, may be said ity is the Man -God to come and admire The and was beyond recovery. Four Our Specialties: Pumping Engines have miscarried, for it is scarcelytopospit it. Who could imagine the words "I plete, Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, Tanks of teaching men about years sible that the Poles will continueRepubhundred of the World," coming Bores and Pumps. and not more than one in ten themselves against the RussianEngland am the Light forth from the brutally thick throat. Christ, Note the Address: licans: neither France nor ever learnt anything about Him! . with If Mr. Epstein's horror in bronze were 10 LAKE STREET, PERTH. on to speak at went preacher will supply the Polish magnates terriThe a appear in to life and into come Russian to experiences steal to personal his money of or length men some it in fly from should Catholic for one Accident, the room, I as trust Street teaching, a The result of results of Protestant tory; and we may Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, to dread and disgust, lest perhaps he of thecame under his observation. durclergy in Poland to do their best caused Mr. A. WALSH, of turned pick my pockets, or worse do some they protect their people from being ing four years or more as a military SUMAC°. ROKEBY-ROAD, to take 148 the keeping off in violence stave of Bolshevist Willoughby, deed into cannon-fodder just to chaplain, and recounted instances of Alto- with his appearance." coming of internal reforms. Russian the utter indifference of dying men to WOOD & COAL MERCHANT, gether, the chances favour the every the ministrations of non-Catholic minAND GENERAL CARRIER. Catholic Roman Most of the Irish he said, was one again, Republic everywhere and in This isters. All Orders Promptly Attended to. begun to Bishops in their Lenten pastorals, of the results of Protestantism. The way. Already the Times has lies Telephone A1030. Solicited. Trial A about churches INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Catholic in all the read evident It of sin. cease publication had lost all sense of to admit throughout Ireland, condemn the re- nation it recognised police crime, the anti -Czarists and, indeed, And recognised Samson's Buildings, Barrack Street, Perth from commitbeen that have outrages them. cent against among sin but virtue prisons, much courts and TO Fermiers Qua POSIOIIIIISIS comes testimony ted, and warn young men against the ,urce after sourceRepublic it knew not- On the other hand FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, and EMCardinal God has had to dangers of secret societies. SPECIAL EXPERT ADVICE and FORECASTS at the Russian many intelligent Protestants had dePLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. of CONING SEASONS for Sin Yearn ahead. men Government OF the says that intense Logue of seemthat Church pavt a propaganda gained over all the country, through its military, rivals clared that the only not Common Cheque; or P.O.O. by Is., el P. J. SULLIVAN, Manager The victories to help the sick and the hes been connected with able WALSH be Mr. to ed Note. wealth in severity that of countries under the their armies by the Republicans have the publishing department of the "Sydney dying, and to stand by them in the adGovernment. 40 Everybody autocratic pitiless over most for Church. made lying useless. Morning Herald." Sydney. hour of death, was the Catholic are "Vindictive sentences," he says, "out of Clement WRAGGE, E.R.G.S.,&c. mits now that the Russian peopleback. years. He speaks thus of this Great The reason for the failure of Protestuse Your Eyes Medicine BIRKENHEAD, AUCKLAND. determined not to have Czardom is as all proportion to the alleged transwas as clear as that two and antism arbitor de cachet, letters Churchillism gressions; And that being so. two made four. It failed because ProCut this out, it may mean to you thousands To get the best results from any piece of intricate mechanism, reasonable rary arrests, more frequent than in testantism was not permeated with the stand a good deal, but dead as the men now buried at ofGalli2ted April, 1911 certainly Eyes can The wllloughby. of pounds. given it. be must care lies pre -revolutionary France; deportations spirit of Christ, Protestantism was not It is the worst feature poli. when Nature warns (by headaches, etc.) it is time to sot promptly CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. and similar actions such as raised a vitalised with the life of Christ, and that they cannot be kept alive. world cry against the Germans, can"Ahem 12 =maks age I was kinachod CO. Protestant teaching had not got benot fail to.create exaseration, despair, It dews by a motor car, and developed it the authority of Christ. The French Government, whose proAlluding to hind general disorder." that failed, not serious illness, muffin is acute Ara Manager Protestantism was riglh W. gramme is wholly secularist, has been and sudden swoop by police and sol- Christ. "Go and teach all nations and prostration, insomnia, matins, very lukewarm with regard to the the w diers, his Eminence says people were 740-543 ILIA.I1213'S aid weakliest, will be with you to the end of the League of Nations, but M. Leon Bourwithout Iworld." dragged out of their beds, spoknot en were up laid up. and words stir to Those I was striving week. 14 been has " For geois swept and assigned, or cause charge the my therefore, for and, en to Protestantism afterwards took a lot of medicine thusiasm in its favour, and on January failure of Protestantism was no arguheart sad serves and to one' le ne to 30th., a demonstration was held for into captivity. Carwet terribly weak. I made lilt's ment for the alleged failure of Chrissleep. that purpose at the Sorbonne.of Paris, utterances recent Millerand's Mons. prey tianity. MOS dinal Amette, the Archbishop of diplomatresumption the regarding assisthis by read was 00101ri which "A ueighbour told ate to take Clements w. in a letter relations with the Vatican have been ant, Mgr. Roland Gosselin, told the as- ic Hid stick to it. This I did, sd Tonic, and it Catholic circles, in well received wholesome truths semblage some felt the benefit at once. After taking for is thought that the day approaches food which must have given few bottles I resumed my work is the NO NOISES IN THE HMSO. to which shall again see the Papal repre. thought to unbelievers belonging poblishiag departmest of leading Sydney s. Mons. in Paris. Local a thrlibrier-do to yourSour. If You areorder "The League of Na- sentatives installed official circles. newspaper, with which I bass bens ...'Concentrated Druggist and Deschanel, the new President, acted for over 40 years. tions," wrote the Cardinal, "is an es- Paul . dal,' price 4 0 per tin. This New remedy his has shortly, office into comes who gives almost immediate relief, am; quickly sentially Christian idea, for Christian. still take yarn valuable remedy, I good points and is no friend to the Soeffects a permanent cure. It penetrates to the With the advent of the Auftemn and ity teaches that all men were created ad always reconnead it. Yoe love my actual seat of the complaint, and has completecialists, whilst his wife is an ardent all Winter Seasons, we are now showing cases which were considered brothers by the same God and weredesmany cured to sae this in say way, ly penoissio fullest new the Millerand, Mons. Catholic. Seasonable Woollen Suitings for the hopeless. If your Chemist does not yet stock tei ',Jessie( called by Him to the same eternal been bas Tonic as °meats any substitute, but Minister for Foreign Affairs, made a Sourdal do not acceptsupply reLadies' Wear. tiny. Two laws should govern the direct to the me. I bops ethers who have net tried it -order for a and money his term during impression very good jus. Int 311Statlen lations between nations-those of Nlourdal' Distributing Co.,Ens., will pia by my experience and try it at office in Alsace during which also Our Cutter is fresh from the Realms and Road. Croydon, Surrey, tice and charity. The Law of Justice of eace." ..,...,ow he had plenty of opportunity to test package will I.c mailed per return with full of Fashion, and Expert in his work. says to peoples, as to individuals, 'Give gratefully, Tsars directions. that understand and feeling the local New Ideas, combined with Cutting and to each what is its due.' The Law of the two recovered Provinces were Workmanship that produce the per(Signed) A. WALSH Charity adds, 'Love one another.' their own only for not to fight, ready -Fitting, fectly balanced outline result in Gar. Gas true a Plumbing, of of all Kinds For Such are the necessary bases Cathe ments that grace the Wearer. if runFirst of all, let Catholic privileges, but for and Galvanised Iron Work, You will see the finest selection of Never be without this medicine League of Nations. rest of France. Bad Digestion, of the rights tholic Nerves, Weak Australia. reby with in down nations machines amongst high-grade justice prevail It Pita Foot. 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two ble instrument to bring lovethese of Him. hack to a holy fear and afterwards, "Well, a Week or two parish. Father James v oct to visit aaway. lie ioner who lived seettral miles came back rather latt,knd wet through, the all ceiossly rained had it for I persuaded fitis without afternoon. for much difficulty to go earlyupto-N.od, lath myhe was very tired. I sat 'Own It must have self reading. thinking Z: about midnight, and I was low tapping retiring when I heard a and looked out. the window. I got up the but could see nothing foron thedarkness window and the streams of rain been the ivy,' 'It. must have panes. been no had there for to myself,

that during my It was only natural Tom Ryan at his litFLO , ElM.C., ofD.B.O.A, stay with Father west of Ireland coast the on place tle Freedom of City London a certain fame I should have achieved to -call LOVE TRIUMPHANT. sick 23rd. adventurous my April THE after Friday, had to reFeast Day, Paddy Byrne's father. I I went, sod it lilies float oh, HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS wherever The sun calls, and the story Cappadocia, in the born peat was be STATE. George THE should IN :st. flame: century, of was to be expected that I glow a party at the close of the Inthird 'the sun calls. and the shadows early youth he By Exam., London requested to relate it beforeTom had parents. Christian wine: like earth chose a soldier's life, and soon obtainof priests which Father shuddering the Ask for Tar. B Calls, and who ad- gathered together in my honour. There who manibreathes his name, earth cries: "I ed the favourtooftheDiocletian, of tribune. one old priest present grade FOR is the him swooning vanced keen interest in to was SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Calls, and the began particularly a emperor fested the not surprised When, however, am thine!" George rebukthe story, and I was Christians. the the round persecute for looked he her and openly when, at the end, remindLove -drunken she sways, ed him at once sternly and Opposite Town Hall company and said that he was TO MAKE ROOM FOR and threw up his commismountains melt: subject- ed of a somewhat similar experience seek the his cruelty, "My I said The sun calls, and her waters sion. He was in consequence him. to and which had happened However, I door. torments, the at of knock series lengthy sun. explained It was hand un- ed to a beheaded. I would go and look. There was some- story, however, can behefully Warner's (Sizes 20 and 21,, But a far wind wakes, and a said, "though thought finally defiant on natural grounds," in the a black, blustering night, wet and cold. a felt thing so inspiriting galliard's shivering in the doorsoldier that none the less it was just as clearly her Usually 18s. 6d., stood I 694 HAY-STBEIrg,_.PERTEI Toys. as and young and the eves, of her Drowses handiwork. way I called out 'Who's there?' There , cheerfulness Large Stock of Fancy a personal share manifestation of God's "you would day is done. ors' every Christian feltChristian fortitude. Perhaps." he continued, but I felt rather than etc. Pipes, Tobaccos, and all answer, no was of triumph English this the trumpets in etc , etc. Heavbe- like to hear it, and then the against Goods, Grey, summoning in crouching Leather his George Bust, S. figure on a though Requisites, High saw Dom, rolled Warner's years gets as he Paper and when All" out for it combat "Fashions 23), write fire, to in Agent successful Sole mount wall. priest can ily Boned (Sizes 20 it to a squadrons came a type of slayer Patterns. I asked in of the dragon, to Manchester and give Done, though his ramping "'What do you want?' which against evil, the of camp song and back one Usually 27s, 6d., Dolls Repaired. ride the West. larger audience." high-pitched voice theme that very darling be earth's the the should I very quiets a his in that shame when THE CATHOLIC DEPOT with I intimated notes For a breath unfelt and uses until "so thick a shade chairs our story, that his real pleased to do so. We drew desire, state of alarm. A woman's voice anher to his glory round him made," to 23,. to trace. Even a little closer to the fire, and Father And her own mate holds W.13 Redusos (Sizes 22 swered full and rich. lineaments became hard he Cassidy, for that was the priest's name, Lord. SUBIACO HOTEL Christendom of dark breast. circle "'Be merciful, spare him, the There beyond invading Sarawithout further preamble.up" the ROKEBY-ROAD ,SUBIAOO. "'From an evil end, deliver him, 0 a secret was held in honour, and to except from began "write to me for Quietly holds her, whispers Emu Beer Always on Tap. is no necessity Lord. cens taught themselvesof him they hailword. the old priest had thatsopower for Ace mmodation for Country Good image story, burial-' and -leaven's 1 the death on Thy comdesecration is "'Through His which A secret word blastoffirl Knight." description Visitors. the vivid of ed as the "White -horsed I shall, ti "She was reciting snatches fromknow bars, widely spread mon among his gifted race. WING, Proprietor. most WALTIC all like the of we As heart his one Dying. on is as the coitus of Litany Church therefore, narrate the incidents a And the earth sleeps East the In be surto need is never any language. there in the Church. well, own his in a nestled bird. Constantine. possible to the nearly as beof S. George is ascribed prised at the aptness of any prayer on The sun calls, but the earth knows in the most "I was a young man at the time," and his name is invoked year or- Irish lips, so I rushed up to Father stars. whilst in the West. gait Father Cassidy, "hardly awith liturgies; my ancient Witness. James, woke him with some difficulty, New staying Arragon. was the I in 543 GEORGE-STREET, SYDNEY. dained, and Malta, Barcelona, Valencia, him priest offal lone- and told him that there was a sick call, 244 ELIZABETH -STREET, uncle, who was parish wild and England have chosen the would go. I Genoa, of that parts but MELBOURNE. the of one WISDOM. in ly place WORDS OF as their patron. of course, full of "'Are you sure that you will be all RECENT PUBLICATIONS, Kerry coast. I was, to frequently Prices include asked. used he and right?' Undermentioned the The MARTYR. fervour greatness, early the ST. The art, the genius, consolations " 'Quite sure,' I answered. the postage:talk to my uncle of the glory, grandeur. and majesty ofof the the lantern,' he said. of the priesthood. 24th. of a Battalion. By W. De-lake Story rewards The April spiritual and to humanity Saturday, gift the Feast, as world were With numerous drawings and "When I reached the street again vine. Gladstone. Perhaps I wearied himof somewhat, Catholic Church.-W. E. Sagrament, in life when the after making all preparations, the woin maps by Daryl Lindsay, 6/2. he had reached an age Fidelis was born at Sigmaringen Jesus iu the Blesied is all the man rose from her crouching posture youth duty his of Monachism. Studies in In Benedictine performance Communion parents. daily Holy the noble of little and led the way, leaving a dozen yards Benedictine Life and Rule By Right the Mass, and in art, be- 1577, approached the Sacramore meritorious in that it brings frequently he were is the inspiration of Catholic we poor, Anyway, us, out of respect, I presumed, Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside visited the sick and the before sensible reward. together cause that Sacrifice and that Sacraone morning between I could not Abbey, 25/ life ments, taking a walk for the Holy Viaticum. spent moreover many hours and ment are the centre of Catholic desolate the the The life and story of slope followed St. Joan of Arc time he along the lower her face, which was hidden by the and the source of Catholic strength.- the altar. For a and over the little see splashed of the Maid of Orleans. By Rev. D. We remarkable broods shawl. was which thick a of mountain folds Power. legal profession, Dean James, his vil13/10. Father the of Illustrated, and S.J. uncle, Lynch, pools RS poor her my and in the is when mud the The strength of the Church the Gos- for his advocacy of towards his oppo- village LASTS THREE YEA my attention through Preaching. By Rev. W. B. O'Dowd, whole countryside being so as we called him, drew respectful language Divine Commission to preach the towards lage, thethat .one's coming become pick to to was 8/9. that idle was sancdifficult it it figure a to without flooded nents. Finding pel to all nations, good Chris- us. Mountains of Help. By Marie St. S. She into the night. a rich lawyer and aCapuchin tion of the rulers of this world. Orthis woman steps, and ciutnow hastened her steps Ellerker, 0.S.D., 4/2invol- both " 'Take a good look at "My guide tian, Fidelis uttereda the can make no concession which her let don't austerity "but Temples. By Bede Jarrett, of scarp truth. life exclaimed, the he and up path in the direction of a ves the sacrifice of principle His priest. der, and embraced filled with a hstre now!" spying on her." , 3/8. O.P.Living see You was then that 1 susand prayer. Being rejoiced at Jesus loved the people. with the of the hill. Itfirst Straight talks to being IN ALL TINTS Win. to approached Out of might she (friend woman the he that is "The time doctrine, the of martyrdom, unfolding His By was not pected for manhood. are all with sent to Switzerland by the newly -found- swinging tread of health. She who lived with her boys on the way toS.J., pagan wild the be the people: his sympathies poorvery 6/9. and P. Conroy, Rev. J. and his stu- ed Congregation of Propaganda, above twenty-five or thirty,bare. But father on top of the Dark Mountain them; his efforts by day behalf; J. Finn, Francis By from Danger. were Facing souls feet their her rescue spring to and the clad, peril their ly in however, braved every dies by night are When there was no air of dejection about her. She had not now, I had noted on the S J., 6/9. diabolical heresy of Calvin. cause is his cause, and theirofultimate By Rev. J. P. tired at by Her cheeks glowed with health and in her tread which She was moving seTalks to Parents. joy.- the preaching at Sevis, he was triumph will be his crown former occasion. and death freedom Cognerrinoyo, of fine a fear had could the eyes but her Though she GROUND Calvanist. a swiftly. Power. yet Dean dately The SacraSermons THOROUGHLY am a sparkle. light from my not deter him from proclaiming By I am a Catholic, just as I blessing," nut see ahead, since thebeyond of yellow could her, she manta, and theC.C.,Sacramentals After his sermon he "'Good' morning and God's Divine truth. not travel did dweller on the planet, a lover lantern sur14/2. my Flynn, To Thomas James. and Protestants. of grass, Father were it the by a body called out as though waylaid surely was as walked sunlight, and flowers inThe Picture vet but Children's Australian The heart will headed by a minister, who attacked prise the woman didn't answer, stare. broad daylight. the sound of birds. INSIST ON Prayer Book, The simplest Prayer and field him and tried to force him to embrace passed on, giving us both a bold the es never find peace and comfort. Book ever published. Beautifully il"The track was slippery in rain sunlike, betheir so-called reform. But he said, "I do you think of that now?" "'What had of labour except within the incessant with 20 full -page illustraemold, asked Father James as we continued treine; in fact, the into a miniature lustrated, came to refute your errors, not to novolent motherhood of the great, tions, including the Mass. Card cover heaven-in- brace them; I will never renounce Ca- our walk. 'Where's there in that the made it by this time mounted danart-loving, music -breathing,hoary, the about? we on front, 7d. of As with picture talk truth you but tholic doctrine, which is the watercourse. consolation At spiring Catholic Church. On spiritual gers and difficulties increased, O'Reilly. A sordid business!' all ages, and I fear not death." basalways young.-John P,,yleherself great round only 'The wound their said. path I the in with it.' tunics him about me "'Tell this they fell upon If the Church unfolds steep on "in gold- poignards, and the first martyr of Pro- sordid explanation I can think of is tions of rock, whose face rose other 1111.A. the beauty, strength and grace, and she one side of me, whilst on the variety." paganda went to receive his palm. that the woman may be mad,Why, The en vesture, surrounded with that He the blackness. into sheer was Sordid! drop clearly isn't that. Printed and Published by it is because she bears in mind immediate me my lantern safeguarded Who is infinwoman is romance itself. Tell THE HOUR OF FATE. Who is the ideal of art, loveliness, at the same is Tel TheA1865 footsteps, but it revealed surroundings, about it.' ite beauty and perfect right hand of answermy of young tell,' a to awfulness in time the There isn't much What is the hour of fate not only seated at thein her safe keepwith her and what I could not see my imaginaPRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. say 7 p.m. Father James. 'Shetoplives man's life? I shouldspringboard I the Father. but is also from ed of the Dark tion invested 'with increased terrors. way up at the father hour is the in her tabernacles.-Dean Murray -street (opp Bowls), Perth. That even ing, spot. or fall Mountain in a most inaccessible a moving speck amid giant was Hostel. success I felt to leap Edward men King most which Power. slip of rocks that were sundered one from anCeltic Club, Opposite Many )'ears ago, when she was aof PUBLISHED WEEKLY. off to failure. 634 HAY ST., Next Door mis- other by narrow chasms whose slimy 7 p.m. is a child, her father had a seriesdrowned MORAL COURAGE. I am also convinced that of which were sons one two beds lay hundreds of feet below.of And His roads, the in fortunes. fork TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS the the Oil, Crucifixes, was light the the by Sanctuary house to saw I other his Floats. the and the sometimes and sea, of at Tapers, together leads to character Framed Pictures, If there is any one quality his lantern that the faces of the crags were hi AdvancePure Wax Candles, Charcoal, great have lack of it. blown down one great storm,inwith Medals, Specialty in Statuary, 3s 3d. mind in which the really the kit- gashed with awful fissures and clefts in a day, Per Quarter .. Rosary Beads, Scapulars, "At the Foot of Jesus," "Treasury of the Sanctuary," °Ulu wife and she a corpse lying and waked There are 23 other hours Crucified," "Sufferfourfold 6s ea conspired, as it were, to surpass in "Jesus this as locked lay out potent Per Half Year .. New Books just arrived: Calvary," depths so her to dug whose private hour In there is no chen. They Bethelehem Sermons courage. but "From moral "Lenten is ea it lls Jesus," on men dead. Homo," time .. Par Annum "Looking be avoid- 7 p.m. her again as being a second House," of the Passion," Ecce to darkness. 20s. Od. life what daily deceit would mad him a .. man's a was Years This Per Two ing Man God," "Watches Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy likened ii I in. answer: gave the is month. heart a "Me remedied This in Reall be for Why? And evils would what ed, inin but morning?' till between Bookedon the Passion," "Holy "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer -book parish, wait cour'Why not Abe whole moral Miswaking hours are divided lls Od. of Job before his errand. we did but possess more of it which Per Annum .. Books by Father Lasance, Book, My Prayer -book, With God, Sunday 1 called aloud to my I asked myself. image despite he cursed God and intook dustry and leisure. To a majority Visits to Jesus in 22s Od. age-not that false an old guide ligion, Blessed Sacrament Two Years .. and awoke a thousand echoes to the Blessed Sacrament, girl way up and lived And and inconsider- mankind, 7 in the evening marksof the little KnockVisits blind a Short McGee; from Missal, Darcy proceeds leiby she in wide Roman and sal, both of end of work, and the beginning tossed my voice far History of Ireland, ruin and cultivated a patch. of an Irish Judge by ate rashness, from an absence but fear which out should be crossed), makes the hewn (which man the Tabernacle, New Ireland, a and Cheques Recollections corridors that pagan when and and halls Sullivan, hour M. wild giant the is up the A. Story It sure. grew forethought and imagination; nagow, Story of IrelandA byGood Assortment of English and AmericanSt. Josdrafts, money orders, or postal notes of rea- a choice of the kind of leisure he is to of God Himself won't change him or of the mountain flank. When the last calm reliance on the decisions that her.' almost should be made payable to THE W.A. McDonnell Bodkin.Heart Messengers, Our Lady's Annals, Madonna, Orders If he turns to the leisure far echo had died away, I was have. Maria. carelessness of the undeservthat Ave I son, his I' the as Annal, mind, story but EXCHANGE MUST BE Books. Sacred his again. RECORD. to call which to Anthony's extraordinary an St. too frightened "'What means improvement ed applause of our neighbours eph's Garland, Australian, ADDED. to act ac- body and his soul, he wins; if he turns exclaimed. 'live you tried to do any- woman had not stopped, I took courwill induce the great man judgment he go?' to Promptly Attended to. far frivolities, we 'Have -feeding shouted: pleasure and informed age the thing?' to cording to his own SPECIAL NOTICE. e mountain side sprang into the opinions of And Tried!' he cried. 'I have climbed loses. It is a cold-blooded proposition, and tfte...ktitelitetit!li3e 4:A1104 and not accordingnotto know perch, and who but it is true. Genius is 99 per cent mocking life, rock calling to torock all the way up to their eagle's When notifying change of address H.> is a those who will till them. go,' leisure at of far WIltesiti).,:1041:tilvlitesile:IRetsi-14),tiktOetil:A,. get go, I best to 'Far motives. the could his and crag: once to work never crag hard kindly state your old as well as your 8ould never appreciate to another but I+ foxes when one approearth shook and my senses swam. shift from one kind of work new address. of They hide like -niece out ever does, the"It is easy now to speak of it, but Ninety anybody work. hardly But of kind aches. WAY. gy ONLY ONE Once win in this 41 time my nerve had quite gone. every hundred men who they for it is a most perilous climb. glen this by EDITORIAL NOTICES. not are lay terror ti'' when I met her in the mountain one world use the time, when Amid those savage fastnessesevery 41 tuns. NEW NORCIA We can only carry our crossesThey at work, in activities which look like I stopped and spoke, and she stopped The names and addresses of corresambushed, on the spring atthe woman, it. to Murdock, heavenward. is I began that -Victor when and loafers way, behaviour of and listened. And pondents and contributors must _Ar `'. They work to the she The strangesilent of St. Joseph keep our faces in that direction. presence lent a furbeg of her for the love of.theGod, company all communications. her weird, Conducted by the Sisters they would in Association Men. ground. downhill by uphill; on indeed, us spat armed, and push was out I laughed Ladies dread. Ki> heavily upon us, Secretaries of Societies. correspondof her upbringing,' he ther prostrate us, and fall TEMPTATION. who lay on my manner Him of the for the Education of Young 'Tis presence the cross of faces ents, and others will please note that sheep All the I found and kill us. added. 'They are the only black always breast ,but in that thought obvious one way. The end communications intended for inser all more turned are much a weren't is they faintheartedness. SUPERIOR carriers but Temptation flock, only reproach for my into the earth the current week's issue should apply to the SISTER generally of my and 4N shall have them white Moreover, a vague fear awoke in me tion inthe which is Meant to go the than grace-. and it is we thing black, For further particulars the of cross hands of the Editor by mid the that at the be in points to the earth:our shoulders into the case that a season of peculiar enough yet, please God. for I have 41 it was all a trap andwas that at latest. peculiar Wednesday day of them over for season a awaiting looks knees also is their cross on experience temptation parish foul whole howsome end there, .7iFTicriFIFIP-Os:24)s know ;iF itself to W. rights to 'T.. Reports of Parochial Functions heaven, and It is a consolation every Sunday.' me. I had an overpowering Idesire like the grace. faith yielded by the parish the authorised which be drop WIFiFiFF74:15'43c:13';'4784PVi3s;IC ever unsteady we may be,in reverent this. When St. Stephen's heroic to should pray, down and "I could see he wanted its extremist those priest. and I kneel needle always trembling let us was passinghe through to, finding much comfort in is the not subject, which was a sore one, beheld our Lord, hand whole 'Thine fidelity towards the pole. butSotake The temptation there. Psalmist: Is. per inch rest the Weddings. up to of it of Reports too wished right How not miss our opportunity, a place, words but standing, at the and thine is the night.' when incident, happening in such turn round and sitting, I (about 50 words). expressive of the aid He could day say, but our cross at once, andonly I Father, me. the to cannot of I shock fall knelt we great I a long as shall his inch, inper in came Is. 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