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against it. The Press of Aust Dr. say that that policy was in the was against them, with the ex (Hear, hear.) He characterised of Australia. Interests Bast of democrat foremost the as of few papers in PerthMannix continued ap- tion A Voice: And Fremantle. the age, and the greatest living (Hear ,hear, and As a boy he was afraid Voice: Mr. Dunn, of th plause.) Another Irishman extant. (Applause.) been brought up in rather a Truth. The resolution was then put and by he had would not say In the Sunday Times that mornin carried unanimously, followed church-he narrow He had at cer- appeared continuous and vociferous cheering which. (Laughter.) the for Dr. Mannix. tain times believed that perhaps Deliberate Lis After Another. trying to sewas RESOLUTION. Catholic Church THE SECOND was made to the fact tha crush others, but he Reference and power the cure moved L.A.. M Troy, F. Home Rule was offered to Irelan Mr. wished to say now, from the bottom, several times, but it was refuse following second resolution: travelhad who re of his heart, as oneand rubbed shoe'. In the Sunday Times that morn That copies of the foregoing af Grace led over Australia, appeared deliberate lie solution be cabled to His ders with the Catholic clergy, that another. not there Was the and Mannix, Archbishop gratitude for deep a felt he that. than untruth Britain, greater Prime Minister of Great that for This Great Irish -Australian. was well known Mr. Lloyd George. stri doubt in (Applause.) He agreed with Mr.a years the Irish people Itbad He said that there was nothing was nev for self-government? there was that others was and Dunn whole the that his mind He, ho operation. into Australia. brought for ahead time dangerous stage-managed by the Government in He belieued that if Mr. Hughes- ever, had much pleasure in movi of Australia, led by Mr. Hughes, which (Cries of boo-hoos)-were permitted a vote of thanks to the Chairm order to create an atmosphere and longer term to hold the reins of office, and gov- and speakers, Protestant would secure for him a no question ern the country much longer, they tholic alike-(hear, hear)-whost There was of office. to voice their opinions in printhere their for fight had to have might Minister that the Prime hear, interests of justice and fairplay. de- ciples at home. (Hear, similarly staged-managed the After the singing of "God Sa What would Jerger. and applause). Father portation of Man- Ireland," the meeting dispersed. Dr. of about said been have They were not concerned was nix if he had been on the side of the fact that Dr. MeanieChurch, the British Government that had a leader of the Catholic was for its object the crushing of the but rather of the fact that hehear) If he adopted any The Esplanade Irish people? citizen-(Hear. an Australian against him was other attitude than he had now he -and any outrage They would have been less than a man. an outrage against them. a He had taken Overflow Meeting hear.) would all remember the recent evil (Hear, stand which no other could take. effects wrought by like to para he would conclusion, In overflow meeting of a th An Poisonous Press Propaganda. what Lord Brougham, not people on the Esplanade innum- phrase a hundred years ago, in protesting and Russia had been accused of by Mr. R. Trainer and addressed told erable crimes, and they werewould against the war of the British with W. L. Jones, M.LA. the Americans, had said: that the British Government said that we boasted Jones Mr. on later yet "Were I an Irishman, as I am an our freedom, but if that f not trade with them; the British they were informed that into rela- Australian, while a British soldier re- were examined closely it was enter would never I would mained in my country, Government nebulous thing. The down my arms, never, never, somewhat tions with the Soviet Government. jority of men were free to work showing lay never." (Continued applause.) These instances he cited as get work, and free could they of any in truth no He had pleasure in seconding the starve if they could not. The p that there was which were resolution submitted. these press statements,any of the governing classes such manpets one in on relied be not to MR. Q17INLAN SPEAKS IN the Lloyd George and Hughes ner, and anything said regarding Ii SUPPORT. busy curtailing such other untrue. Archbishop was equally freedoms as were ours, won by deto comto done Quinlan wished F. T. Hon. Mannix What had Dr. gen previous of tears and blood T. (Mr. on speakers serve this unjust treatment. on the pliment the various and able ad- lions, by tyranny and in' their very eloquent Butler: Settled Billy Hughes applause.) dreg/sea that afternoon. He desired with their logical sequence -of conscription issue (Loudhad mere- however, to refer to something that portations. If they did these thi Archbishop Mannix observance of had been said with regard to the in the green tree of to -day, w ly insisted upon the He could they have not done in for which they Irish coming from peasantry. will principle You great the Voice: (A hear). There was (Hear, war was wanted to tell them that he was an dry tree of conscription? outra He hoped that they were led to believe the spoken anything that he wished. had He deported.) be (Applause.) the they were faced with this insisttrue. and had but also a and bred, He born doubt citizens, Irishman berg of Parliament, and not the slightest in the Common. would deport him, but to a country fought in support. of self-deter- visited the old country two or three that a great democrat, one who That there is no doubt whatever prolonged on the Irish question. He had whole of the people great burst of acclamation and where he would find no patriots.manII ed on theforobservance in times, and from his experience the done more to keep Australia had he Ruling of Ireland that the SHWA in the people's mind thatwonderful of the people spirit convinced the the Impeached were revealed happy cheering wealth and Irish were the most rozn the curses of conscription But it was fast he were, he would be athe world had mination wrong has been done aChurch, and meeting. And yet the people were in Ireland. the same way as for Poland He had been an out- too much power. any other man, was denied The principle prelate of the Catholid magnficent squeezing and crowding in taking spoken critic of the evils of the Brit- slipping from his hold. It could not For the last six years es MA . Intdlectual other countries. Gerown birthplace (Shame). his dihe case a worthy citizen of this ecapbui.sed advantage of all the standing room ish Government in Ireland, and in be denied that Mr. Hughes bad 'for been the in had the greatest reminded teas endorsed his hearers that Dr. excuse For the priestsHehehad only Torn to Pieces by Patriots, land of Australia,. was Monsignor Verling pre - Ireland'S days of woe and agony he the last year or two been sowing met Dr. Man nix had made in available. man possessions, theforward no public sta being admiration. the they, were by the spontaneous co-operation on him putting patriots with champion, of Seated Allies short her kind his as the and from sided. Sectarianism what personally, forth but nix of protest stood had Seeds of until after his The Geron conscription desire denot J. recent a monster demonstration did Fathers small by for that Judging the natives were: Very Rev. with him he was able speaker's own stage asked? that subdemanded he acquaintance Man had and and Dr. Perth had Archbishop, of What Mannix Or. citizens by the and Cagney, C.SS.R., nation the freedom which was sup- in Australia. he wondered whether man Jule, and because to form a very high opinion of one Clarke, the head of the at the Shaf- Neville, O.M.I.,Dean had left Austra- velopments, Government he regarding since not done opinion urbs, which took place was nix (Geraldsame Drayne others. all the to of Kiely, sense in every was be granted the British who was an intellect to never Sunday af- Dean posed he his fact of desecrated had sedition a matter of Church, As tesbury Theatre on lastthe Germans, accused (Chanlia? the Ireland, he was of whom the Ca- by speaking in favour of it from And because he had appoint- ton Diocese), More Hallinan Fagan, (Applause.) into trou- worse than that of was un- of the word, and Australia ternoon. Long before pre- did enough to get himself proved to be no better, and disloyalty. Dr. Mannix should pulpit. Then and not till then of cellor), Moss (Adm.), B. done this in America, he was always tholic Church of like it when the and ifit itwas he anything J. or Mine ed hour for the commencement Butler, ble get to because F. Ireland. them also Crowley, in to T. up popular then justly be proud. ball was Fathers vented from landing Dr. Mannix deemed it his duty the meeting the spacious War Precautions Act was in operaIf the Australian stood by the democracy of Austrathe O'Neil, J. Maloney; the Hons. J. When Belgium lay groaning under had real patriots. VOTE OP THANKS. citizen to speak against it, but filled, till at length at 3 o'clock and tion. And when "Billy" Hughes any funny busi- lia. In England he was equally undoors. Cunningham and Tom A.Moore, despotic heel of Germany, Merthe he liked, Government tried they, the anything do that a to said proposed did not speak in the church. a Monaghan power J. building was packed to thenumber E. had been Mr. the too, and had It popular. M's.L.C., M. F. Troy prelate, Cardinal ness, it was time to great that the enough was Man great clever was Dr. so ChairProtestant, Mr. Jones pro Indeed, hearty vote of thanks to the Dr. Maloney, present agitation regarding T. F. Quinlan, cier, stood forth to denounce the Dr. Mannix patriots. that Green, M's.L.A., Hon. in man for presiding, and paid tribute against the endeavour to raise still be able to few truehad and law, Catholic the Dr. and to who could not gain admission Col as so him and escape did sectarian Clement he introduced Brothers was nix C.M.G., M.H.R., of Germany, say injustice to that wished he that which tarian bitterness over what say what he to an overflow meeting wastheorganised and great qualities and express ago, the to him for He wanted a short while kind. Esplan- umbanus, Dr. Horan, E. J. Dunn, the champion of his country, they found im- Mannix which later retired to high even him which was not so (Hear. hear). If he had he undoubtedly possessed. lie said matter of the rights and Jibe ' He was ap- (Hear, hear). Butthese as Lieut. McCarthy, V.C. Messrs. L. was he received? shores and had a conversation with he the Irish people were left he injustice again a citizen of a "free" nation. There of up ade. Enthusiasm was so that at Reidy, J. Dowling, P. Roxby, P. A. how mediately side British indeed. by the on interesting been and acclaimed propagan- was most the theatre was filling, was some Bryan, J. Monaghan, A. Bryan, T. plauded the sailed to America, press record the whole would not support him at all. He his was not one word wasteduttered statesmen-(hear, hear)-as ahead to Catholic gone the was had stated time all it wanted Dr. why Mcdists when he and asked O'Neil, yet been Kenneally, Everything had Butler, country; his time. made saviour of thing in all appropriate remark to be received took such an interest answer Apologies were received Mannix stood up for Ireland he utterances. The whole Gilverie. that of a philosopher. Dr. ofMannix The bar clergy but that it was rapturously Had Been Engineered Catholic movements. Irish from Mr. Walter Dwyer and Mr. M. was denounced, and what was a had asked the honouring people and applauded. a the Australians was that absence. 60,000 was Mercier which for unavoidable that for O'Dea to doubt. Why gains the The Eastern States will have learn- Many priests were amongst the audi- virtuein inDr.Cardinal He also had no Irish aristocracy, and They wished without a shadow of inspired Mannix. co-operative vice cable- had died (Hear, hear). ed by now that when here felt did they have these open covenants clergy came from their own people. in sup- ence. to say that as Catholics they and asked that they have Australia from to sprang back sent etc. action is needed of us to seas, They grams done the of been hear.) (Hear, justice, that an insult had their Bishops, same in return? The cause was that of peace, freedom all port of liberty and common THE MEETING OPENS. the peasantry, and therefore had He now found that Dr. Mannix had of the them. They revered our efforts will not fall short Mannix had to be discredited, whole sea , and the aspirations of their people. He deand when they were subjected to in- Dr. to the freedom of the Meetings in SEVENTY Country Towns as Well had Monsignor Verling, Hughes Mr. so, them mark. On this occasion it wasthat doing in (Laughbut it on before was standing dignity or insult, it was the freedom to stop out he got him out of sired of Australian democrats till signed yet wait not that had said Justice,. the proceedings, Australia opening of in ter): plain in Support In A Slur on Every Catholic. He had no hesitation in they speak w?th one voice, States. and hence the War PrecauThat he considered it a great honour to and saying that Mr. Hughes had been in peace, Act had never been such SPECIAL TELEGRAPHED REPORT FOR THE RECORD; English, and determinedly. shows continued in operation, at and now there asked to preside at that meeting, The Archbishop of Wellington, Lloyd tions Mr. with other Bis- communication with this was done THE RECORD and be instance of coercion and notinjus-a held an Clone, Hughes a gathering "Billy" it as felt was long he Archbishop as because least In all the cities treat- George on the subject to take certhere was hereunder. a man perpetrated such tice, and gaol is in the interests of justice hops had protested against the was as rampant Sunday's monster meeting effect- bishop Mannix's Mannix. tain action to prevent him from land- sway. If principal country centres of popu- convened his a racecourse as Hughes time when ittowards The notice of the ment meted out to Dr. -day Australia and freedom. Dr. Mannix were. ing in Ireland. The whole attitude a thing on ely answered the statement that though he is a prisoner, and throughout to world attitude lation the of but he he short, eyes very had been The when meeting done had of any Archbishop Mannix was not sup- is larger, because it takes in and If Aldemocracy ridiculous. on to be slur him (Applause.) to a there were demonstrations was seemed come on Dr. Mannix. had Dr. Ma they that to see world. glad civilised was Measure lie whole treatthe Australia. of Sneaked resist. people the to the liblongby any his wanted ported against of protest injustice he they tolerated such things at will not be hanged, but the Mannix in their thousands, and it was evi- though he was deprived Archbishop of still the er they were going to part with their through Parliament, he would have had pleasure in moving the resolu- A tremendous crowd, estimated ment him is erecting a in dence they felt deep sympathy for a erty in England, he was sixty thousand, visited the Rich-- persecuting by the Lloyd George Government tion. man unchanged and un- liberty (Hear, hear). Dr. Mannix been rubbed out for life. (Laughter). great wronged. had been who same man, great lows for herself. Dr. Mannix unanimous Ireland, and in fifty was land Reserve to his prin- had been found guilty on press re- The Junker in Australia BY MR. mood City apiot allowing him to adhered He SPEECH at the resentment changeable. of Australia wi out -(applause)-and FIGHTING not be kept A accepted ly and enthusiastically native country; indeed, specify- treatment meted out by the British ciples, and was fearless in the ex. ports, there was no doubt. He had times worse than the Junker in GREEN. the Vatican sending away the learnthree resolutions expressing sympaWith what was he Germany. The German people ing where, and where only, the views. He had many not been tried. his of the glad Mannix, to Dr. pression was and breakin Government Ambassador ish M.L.A, con even Green, emphatic go opportunity Mr. A. E. with him, and ed and fearless prelate may (Ap- enemies, but, thanks be to God, he charged? (Voices: Get rid of "Billy" had never had an of Melbourne He con motion. Other speak- thy of the English Govern- diplomatic relations. The English and Archbishop in England Yes, if they could only to vote the Kaiser out of office, to second the them were demnation of the case-were had a great many thousands of Hughes.) by h facts they The address plause). eloquent that and ed three pedwere told their There occahad and several action. era on Common- do so. merit's of fact that but the Australians matter the a As other Governments Throughout Mel left prelate friends. -Supportsoon return their esteemed would that they Mannix Dr. and wveiree. and were be- was the trouble. "Billy" Hughes sions had, and the one who was re IrishAustralians, dlers never did like the truth, democrats. platfonrmt fsr,oanin devreerpyresedinocetatseiveisn bourne a short while ago. He was wealth that day meetings were Cardinal. they hit had because Mannix position it ed Dr. the present of to get the that going were for fact protest the they the sponsible thought that he had passing held to voice and to Rome, that on his way John Barry, Admi Father them tell made least to were could to they wanted arrangements He a. The Loris. prese them right where ed through America, where, by the people against the injustice which rid of him. He was cure, however, had been reinstated and returned Victoria joined in by the Australian Catholic Federa- tor, said allAnother stand the shock was too much for way, he received a magnificent re- had been done, and their presence that they would carry the resolution office for a further long reign. The came before them as a meeting tint), which also arranged meetings meeting. and an Australian. them. any word from him at all, resolution as read he had the greatwithout Protestant of the Numbers cities in all the great ception but not i Bendigo, Overwhelming in ing held Such In towns, country about seventy country The line of action in this still he wanted to make them est pleasure in supporting. It was alleged that in of the Town Hall basement certain- but (Applause.) were the United States he had entered. He would resolutions protest same that in the join to getwhere were they the position certain synchronised with activity in Canof realise use to intending made York, New had from sailed SUPPORTED was-(laught meeting Mannix Hughes' revered RESOLUTION Dr. their TEE Parliamentarifor and Leading thing adopted'. Dr. Man same cause in America go to Liverpool, and thence to Ire- ly be a greatwhen he knew that they ting into in Australia. as to cause disorder in ans audience was were present. An apology was and where hisArchbishop Archbishop could ada. For our own demonstration nix was Mr. J. S. Dowling, in supporting utterances land, his native land. M and elsewhere. How Tudor, Leader of policemen. were with him in so enthusiastically A Man of Peace, the notice was exceedingly short. the resolution, said that Mr. Moore Ireland for any disor- received from Mr. responsible no crime in A be committed had (Cona man was Federal Happened? objecting. the What and wholeheartedly attended as a returned soldier, der in Ireland? He asked them to the Opposition in No decision in any direction last but the justice for which he was had Dunn is lia, America, or on board ship who citizen, of Representatives, House Australian to an as and made before we went to press When the "Baltic" was nearing the tinuous loud applause). Mr. striving he wanted with peace to true to their consciences, caused ill. he should be forcibly landed noth- English coast, it was stopped, and stood before them as a pa- be Thursday evening. In factFriday that the disorder combine. It was the duty of every but he Irish want to. No THE FIRST RESOLUTION. Bishop Phelan, who presided, said place he did not -Australian (Applause.) remember Governing definite was done until meet- officers under order of the British citizen in the Commonwealth to see triotic created by the British Dr. sian officers had laid hands on was his in proud, so felt afternoon that never the ship and had M.L.C., he boarded gathered ManMoore, afternoon. Nevertheless the Government T. were The Hon. hear). Dr. Mannix. He They to (Hear, restored The Archbish freedom itself Mercier. it ment to see dinal Australia in successful; more years thirty-two ing could not be forced Dr. Mannix, despite his pro- moved the following resolution:- had much pleasure in moving the to only raised -his voice for the nix had spoken in America.and Cable judg- such a great gathering around him. certainly could not be more enthust. test, to leave the vessel. Moreover, Stand by a Fearless Prelate, been received, had just. He resolution. cause was if their of reports such that citizens -in of desired together meeting earnestly this gathering is on It from -landing That alTheir :laths he was prohibited occasions ing from them, Dr. Mannix was who on two successive what for the working man when h Now, what were numbers would tell the worldand Perth emphatically protestsoutagainthe enforced isolation of such a behis native soil. He was representi to THE RESOLUTION SECONDED. wiped the cursed military despotism of served it. leged to have said that he wanted Dr. they to think of such conduct as Mannix, Dr. of thought they st the treatment meted British and loved Australian Archbishop asGovfor who and America ' to see war between Mr. E. J. Dunn said that the pre- from Australian shores, of the English Govern- Catholic Church, of which Archbishop Mannix by the that?, (Voice: Rotten.) He had Mannix by the British so-called years had been a mighty England. and it deemed remarkable the conduct vious speaker had proposed the re- seven long the a Bishop, he emphatical an ornament. He had def Government in forcing him against no hesitation in saying that every ernment will mean that Australian down-trodden and the that notwithstanding. that, he had ment. Asthe by force of arg scription Baltic, of view of a defender of point that in the as. from statement State the solution of this cabled leave to will would condemn denied his ly --Catholics person the fair-minded -day of Catholics to received the freedom of two He desired to oppressed, whose influence in such action as mean, cowardly, unhad reprobated Archbis- his speech on the Jerger and in preventing him from land- returned soldier. particular-will weld themselves within and far beyond the finest cities in America. (Applause.) the Pope Ma second it from the point of view of a was felt of hop Mannix's conduct. Fifty years ator Pearce saidtheDr. Cha ing in Ireland. just, and tyrannical (Hear, hear). a solid body for joint action when the British Empire, and As an Australian he re- confines treatment the after situaand citizen, present the Ledochowski, of Poland, responsible for was as Ireland. it Bishop to visit such ago wished that occasion Dr. Mannix much very old, would go of regretted Joshua like He who, of -Minded of Father McDonne the hands to vice at Broad to by soldiers similar ceived Any Challenged said things of Prussia tion demands. It was inspiring What was wrong in that? He desir- necessary for such a meeting to take down to posterity as the mighty dedepo Australian Archbishop Mannix said of was equivalent to Australia As a matter Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. "Billy" see on the faces of those 2,500 people ed to set foot on his native soil. He place that afternoon. no priest left since the war, he was glad. liverer of the Irish race. with the policy of the England. Bismarck complained to but on Sunday afternoon the 'look of asked for would hardly have be- Hughes to satisfied be one determined was Mannix fact, of Archbishop Many volunteered he was that to- Leo XIII., but Leo XIII. made him his will. a that Ireland in ago years should buoyancy, yet of determination, and few a Ireland British Government of just people the Favours. lieved that or No Privileges speakers across a Cardinal and Prefect of Props - the Bishop could not release. but was required, to realise that when the notes lay down their lives in their own day. By spreading his arms Not a Returned Soldier. in but he claimed the rights of an or- demonstration ganda. Pius X. had raised to the McDonnell volunteered. He. struck repeatedly tellingof applause remarks that had been made interfering with no nation, yet the sea, Mr. Hughes wasHerendering he way, however, dinary citizen to land on his native from .h:rig, dignity of Bishop fourteen priests Barry, as secretary to the claimed would us.There was they interfer. suffering disservice. agreed defence a tumult Verling, time a his same people Monsignor the at by and irreligious bishop, saw his application in prevented being been had was champion. He soil. ...at was ann object who 'withstood' the did to, remark. Protestant the Dr. Mannix was to be a great a demonstration greeted such none. from that ence see outlaw. Benedict and gave it to Dr. Mannix f an as People said the Government. The demonstration was absolute- stopped, and treated at that stage. It was a fooled into anything. But let his behaviour be put to the French The Archbishop kn policy of proval. the England. change to not It was a magnifi- They heard a great deal in these necessary that hostile He that he was Australia. XV. would fact of people ly unanimous. regrettable and Among Democracy Protestant remarkable Prince Dr. Manni but refreedom, Gaspar- more than that. The and justice of Cardinal of antagodays was his predecessors. He what would be the attitude cent exhibition of protest. the past few years it seemed That was not so. roai.- nationhood. (Applause.) Here asked The those who talked so glibly and duringhere would give told Americans the truth. only. the Vatican the said England were ri had they nistic to Official Ryan where Mr. if sponse was overwhelming. Australia, in Australia the spectre of more th had they Ireland rethat helped little Australia had very in rest spokit respect who and loudly about official Bishops he saw to Archbishop When full liberty launched hear.) and were (Hear, resolutions and those in authority Prime Minister, could have done a They were Boasted of Freedom England sending out the fleet that sectarianism, he respected and revered their religious duties. The Pope thing else en to with a vigour and earnestness spect for it at times. divide and conquer the Riley, whomhear)-in to time. out to ask why this were martyr, present of the during Sea North place of the Beatification the the at for roosted in had fought appropriate to the wrong done a therefore entitled had a ed-(hear, l'key....reased Why so much, where they liberty( Mr. Frank Brennan said th expressed symdistinguished citizen and in des curtailment of hisfrom privilege had been the great war to take possession of people. Dr. Mannix, and he went on a visit Oliver Plunket, hadhoping going to Ire - free speech, that hatred of Dr. Mannix, and to ma for heav- fence of the Realm Act did n that one man-(laughter and applause)nunciation of the pigmy, plausible was he prevented land, and when he was about pathy for Ireland, and instead, He the Catholic Church. in the Imperial press. against it her realise wonfest Dr. land? What crime had he commit- denied them, might she express that to were sent cause enly help gave them it had action of buffoon politicians. autocracy a communication more than wanton hands on their wanted to tell them that the Ca. to aMr. Dr. Mannix had spoken on nothing He was always ted? George saying that legitimate rights. There is a striking Mannix is right. its place. What had der. What was the trouble? Dr. of the hour. Surely been created in Blessed guished prelate is desecratin He tholics were not such a very bad to the between crucifix. a ing parallel carried permitted had be Mannix not found d They right. Those who side with him public questions sho. Australia? Riley in Dr. the great war came of the Church itself. to ex - happened was believed the British Government people. When do so would be Oliver Plunket and Archbishop Man - temple of as fearlessly as he is fearless are, no one was denied theonright first nation to stem to land becaus, England, Scotland, these sill., that during the time the war press his or her views Man- nix. Plunket was put on a warship people made a mistake. England was what was theWas and will, also be right. it not Catholic dangerous to Austi. :a?for Dr. he always raging, with Mr. Hughes. at the head had h:s Wales will give the Archbi but invader? against the hear); the do in England (Hear, to jects Army landed Ver. and and policy Navy his the Monsignor using Rev. hoos)boo twitte of been Right had As the of affairs-(Cries was it nix If kept in and subsequently reception. warm speech and free Arch of right Belgium. the GerDr. Mannix. said so was claimed they re at which to desire de wished ling, V.G., proceeded to his seat of anti -conscription. armed with the War Precautions very things IT the right of expressing the toviews won the war not Catholic and Celtic France? the table on the stage, followed be Act, the Prime Minister could do many would do if they held and believed he that memreligious, very many priests,

Monster Meetings of Protest

British Against Tyrannical Action ofArchGovernment in not allowing bishop Mannix to land in Ireland and otherwise limiting the great Prelate's freedom in England

Doors -to Pocked Theatre Shaftesbury Overflow Meeting on Esplanade Stirring and Telling Addresses

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Kingdom receives approximately 80 per cent of her wheat imports in Bulk. The large port milli, are invariably, Ulster in even victory, equipped for unloading in bulk either publican convert n long enough he will The Westralian Farmers Ltd. liald direct from ocean vessels or frow Mr. Edwards, of Adelaide, in Parliafree.edoners. British Midland that the KAL- their usual weekly sales at barges, while as regards inland mills, declared H.A.C.B.S., ment, MARY'S conST. Ballarat, of at nothing. Father Gallagan, Junction yards, under date- lath a large proportion of these are located GOORLIE. on helping dom gang would stopof the Jerger atulated Dr. Mannix crisis. on the extensive canal system, and He detailed incidents FAT STOCK. He meeting her fortnightly usual The through Wren's eland large quantities of grain are received case, and praised Mr. John took place in St. Mary's Hall on MIDLAND JUNCTION MARKET. ould give her cause the final push activity in his efforts to get justice by them in bargee from importing Tuesday evening, the 10th. inst., at victory. Associated Agents report: -Agents points. -Much of tee wheat imported him. for presence presiding the Lawler J. J. said Bro. p.m., Wren 7 Mr. John 4,689 lambs, 658 into the United Kingdom in bags is sheep, 6,672 yarded who Richmond, powof a The Mayor over a fair attendance, consider- pigs, 67 cattle, at Midland Junction loaded in bulk into barges at port, and England of Dr. Mannix as just spoke as a democrat, said we were ing the meeting was an hour earlier to-day, to the usual attendance of the when destined for inland points is ul advocate of Ireland's and not free while Archbishop Mannix than usual, on account of an enter-a mertopolitan trade, one or two country frequently rebagged out of the Austraim was of incalculable value, homehis visiting of England, was kept from The lian corneacke into the British standtainment taking the form of inquirers, and a few graziere. uld rouse the people mother. aged his classes, seeing ruling and the land from exceedingly ard 2801b. bags for local distribution. euchre party and dance, advertised weather conditions distinct would fail The unfavorable for the h fling of stock, It is obvious that rebagging could be confmenced at 8 o'clock. to give Ireland the measure of free The BritishtheGovernment Irish the of wishes to defeat the offering done more easily and cheaply with a names of two candidates for mem- although the majority m she desired. speech people. Statement by Constables Concerned heep: 6,672 bulk cargo than with a big cargo. bership were handed in. The Aug- arrived well on time. Mr. A. A. Colwell beganin aaddress to Bishop Phepromises a very good penned, being a smaller supply than The Port of London scale of handling quarter thanks ust of Gaelic, and regretted vote A to Ronayne. membership Prior the All sheep to hand were charges as at this date are as follows: to late penning.. by augmentation moved g the meeting that he had was lan 1. Grain imported in Bulk and deBY All members are awakening in the wool, but considering the size of to roll. in an alien tongue. America Copies of the resolutions are proREFUSAL TO ASSIST DIABOLICAL PROPOSALS MADE surest the yarding there was a palpable lack livered, 10s. 7ed.sper ton; 2. Grain in and best the that fact the to on Ireland's side, and her Delegate, CHIEF. Apostolic POLICE be sent to the verbal. sheep a pens. About 600 is by than any quality of Bags loaded for Storing in Bulk (18 members more new be win to method Arthur st would Lloyd George, De Valera, personal application to the Catholic were drawn from the Murchison, the slays), 16s. 3d. per ton; Grain in Bags the [OFFICIAL]. e had loaned Europe a thousand- Griffith, Archbishop Hayes, of balance from the Midland, Eastern Dis- landede in same, 15e. tied. per ton; knowledge thorough a and youth, Amillion pounds, recallable on is de the and in the on Lord Mayor of Dublin, Great Southern Railways. 4. Grain in Bags refilled into British Rumours have appeared in the English Pressof ofthemutiny the benefits that accrue to member- tricts, and and. The American Senate Secretary of State, Bain- ranks constables conSome sales were fully equal to last Sacks. 17.. 81d. per ton; 5. Grain reof the Royal Irish Constabulary. ship. Parents of boys eligible to Openingrates, land's side, and the Irish mune erican Colby. public and the world and any quality wethers ceived in-Bags, but delivered in Bulk require week's should societies friendly cerned deem it wise and necessary that the Irish join pal elections showed a great Re- bridge They have accordingly with good merino skins showed an ad- (to barges, etc), 16s. 114d. per ton. very little persuasion to realise the vance should be placed in possession of the facts. truth. of 287on last week's figures. This These rates, it may be mentioned, are fact that once their boys join a Ca- increase made a statement for publication and are ready to attest to its maintained throughout. 160 per cent higher than pre-war rates. tholic benefit society, such as the Aged andwas THE LATE JEREMIAH June 17th, the Royal ewes, of plain conditioned The figures show that the cheapest rate This statement declares that on Thursday, enterHibernian Society, they are CLIFFORD. Kerry, was ordered by its several consignments came to for handling in bulk, which is a differIrish Constabulary force in Listowel, toCo. alliance which means which the British Military Forces, and found little favor in the eyes ence of approximately lid.' per bushel 12th, 1920, there passed ing into an hand, July On authorities to hand over the barracks early their to adherence three who were to remain away at St., John of God's Hospital, constant buyers, and graziers could not be in favour of bulk wheat. This is bound to transfer themselves (with the exception of to a cardinal of different stations in the Kalgoorlie, a well-known Western religious training. Such rules to life these except at greatly to be reflected in the price paid for in Listowel to act as guides to the military), should tempted FOR THE RECORD. in the society's All plain conditioned wheat in bags, although, of course, the reduced rates. SPECIAL TELEGRAPHED REPORT pioneer in the person of Mr. Jere- principle district. Listowel embellishoral require very little and County in sheep were easier than last week's ultimate consignee would realise somesteel, than Born such an obey Clifford. stronger not bonds could miah DO- are among Catholic families from pricee. The men held a meeting and decided they Quotations: -Best crossbred thing en the sale of the second-hand EAT GATHERING OFIN DR. shall ever be Ireland, 56 years ago, Mr. ment campaign Kerry, no sectarian memberseeks society the whom IN SUPPORT wethers, 30s. to 35s.; oda pens higher; Australian sacks. As against this, to Australia when able to break them. We shall We order. Listowel Clifford came and is no secrecy connect- good, 26s. to 29s.; medium, 22s. to there would be a charge over and MANNIX. lived in Western ship. Theresociety. The next morning County Inspector Poer O'Shee visited and remain united. an t nue changed his quite a youth, All who may 2.58.; best crossbred ewes. 28s. to 3'28.; above those just stated for rent and deed with the Barrack, and, the constables say, "tried bullying, but Australia for about 30 years. a Highen Sunday afternoon last a great shall continue to be unconquerable. and come to free are inclined odd pens higher good, 23e, to 26s.; livery of the empty sacks. ly respected and esteemed by wide be Therefore, I move the protest I have tactics when .ering assembled in the Domain to their own satisfaction from medium, 20s. to 228.; best Murchison The chief Continental Ports are furof already voiced. circle of personal friends, the de- prove FOURTEEN OF US TENDERED OUR RESIGNATIONS, of his a moral and assurance viewpoint merino wethers, with good skins, 38a. nished with bulk handling facilities protest against the treatment part greater the spent ceased Lieuby from seconded memthe benefits accruing to to 438.; good, 33s. to 378.; a few similar to United Kingdom Porte. This were not accepted." The motion was that to say, He needless which, goldfields. Mannix, in being debarredof the Eastern the on life are in every way worthy of plain lower; fair quality, 298. to 32s.; applies to such places es Marseilles, tenant Peter Gallagher, and when was the original prospector of Mt. bership -Kling in Ireland by order the Parents are best Murchison _merino ewes, 21s. to Havre, Brest, Bordeaux, St. Nasaire, consideration. There were .the chairman put the motion to was 19th -at 10 a.m., two Clifford, after whom the place is sincere itish Government. On the following morning -Saturday, June a remarkable scene enthurecommended to counsel 23s.; a few higher; best local merino Roaen, Dunkirk, Antwerp, Rotterdam, gathering others, earnestly the among and containing followhe years Barrack, present, many For named. ly 50,000 forest of motor cars arrived at the Listowel whole there wethers,. well woolled, 358. to 38s.; a Amsterdam, Hamburg, Emden, BremA members become boys to extraor-. Munster; witnessed. their for was an of Divisional Commissioner most of the avocations sm that prevailed themselves of the an- few higher; good, 32s. to 34s.; medium, erhaven, Genoa. The Union of South was a me- hands, extending as far as the eye the statement says, "Mr. Smyth, Ireland; Poer ed and encountered by relieving early pioneer, nary. The whole scene S. Cleary could reach in every direction shot Mr. Tudor, Head of the Police and Military Forces in Mr. 27s. to Ms.; a few lower; merino ewes, Africa, has, it is understood, practically adhera continued Asconcerning Dobbyn, xiety P. R.M.: now Mr. incidental Leatham, ex-D.I., of the hardships rable one. Federa- up, and the cheering was deafening. O'Shee, CI., Tralee; Mr. to the highest precepts of their 24s. to 26s.; good, 19s. to 22s.; med- committed itself to the policy of estabCaptain many thereto. Suffering from bronchitis, ence resident of the Catholic sistant CI., Listowel; and a few mifitary officers, including Send in ium, 14s. tip 17s.; a few plain lower. lishing bulk handling_ facilities. As said training. who religious He early M.L.A., chair. Minihan, of J. John the St. P. Mr. of an inmate occupied became n) he 4.689 penned, consisting of regards the Eastern Countries, it has most em was received with rousing cheers, Chadwick." name for membership next Lambs: object was to protest extraordin room of the Barrack, and, God Hospital, where he remained your half spring lambs and half hog - been suggested that one of tie; conseSee the branch adver- about meeting. The constables were assembled in the day course of a stirring adevery the in Despite said, follows: months. two lambs as about The quality of the spring us for gets. atically against the addressed quences of bulk handling..1Vould be in THE REArch- dress, that the leader of the Austra- their statement says:-"Mr. Smyth, D.C., was distinctly in advance of last week's the closing of these market. against on the part of the doctors tisement elsewhere outrage offered to the tell you; something that effortthe The people lian democracy, Dr. Mannix, was in men, I have something of interesttotohear, good Sisters, he was called CORD. yarding. The market for these opened Australian wheat. In giving evidence hop of Melbourne. would I am going to lay andhis last not be what I am"Well, being after place late rates, and little firmer than resting a sure you would not wish your wivesone to the Commonwealth quiet under trouble. We must not forget Royal Commission card for myself. OF THE SEA, H.A.C.B.S., quickly rose from tie. to 3e. per head, before the Victorian the cards on the table. I may reserve tified in remaining had a claim we owed to Dr. Mannix for fortified with the consolations of STAR in 1902-3, Dr. Cobb, then of New JUVENILE BRANCH, NO. 1, by us all my up to the present, and his holy' religion. The funeral, good inquiry prevailing all through. South Wales, now director of Crop insult. Dr. Mannix esteem not manner in which he stood "Now, man, Sinn Fein has had all the sport FREMANTLE. the against and help his needed Mary's nice of hoggets we St. There were pens when some affection from the moved which Technology in U.S.A., controverted on we are going to have the sport now. own flock conscriptionists. by Bro. Clem Nelson presided over a offered, including several consignments that statement, stating that transfer y of Australians of his Australian tyranny of the the odds against Church was largely attended He was confident that "The police have done splendid work considering (Cheers.) many old prospectors and work- large meeting of the above, held on of handy weight merinos, carrying a elevators wars even then being intro on the whole of the to do anything but strength this sufficient in keep not Dr. are to by were loyally police Patgood Crossbred stand The St. skin. hoggets in inst., helped would them. Joe 16th. Mr. the he Australia Monday, dueled into Eastern Countries, and that on mates of the deeeased. ple, for are a Mannix. He moved that the pre- hold their barracks. This is not enough, for as long as we remainmust Bro. T. Mooney acted easier, and graziers purchased a few Americans were about to run steamers ntry free. (Cheers.) We Bergen, an old mate and personal rick's Hall. continued vious resolution be cabled to Arch- the defensive, so lohg will Sinn Fein have the whip hand. WeMartial at easier rates. Quotations: to the East for carrying grain in bulk. nation here ourselves, friend of the late Mr. Clifford, was at vice-president for the evening. hundred tactics. own his with Fein Sinn cheering, beat and hoggets, 25a. George, Best merino well woolled, loud offensive Lloyd minutes Mr. the take Mannix, meeting's Dr. Cobb stated that even the smaller as appointed executor of the deceased's The previous speaker, amidst other na- bishop is to come into operation immediately, read. Master to 27s.; odd pens to 28s, 10d.; good, Eastern markets were prepared to reand Mr. De Valera, President of the law, applying to all Ireland, . we are going to assist amalgamation complete will. Mr. Clifford was an ardenta were confirmed as initiated The time has Irish Republic. a 21s. to 24s.; medium, 17s. to 208- a ceive grain in bulk at almost any Port. as a matter of fact we are to have our scheme of John Beattie was s to be free. and enthusiastic Catholic, and can entail and plain lower; best man few any Although the sow is more in the eye on June 21st. The benefit member. Masters Bert Beard, supporter of Ireland. e for ever when a lambs, 21s. to 24e.; _good, lee. than the boar, it should be steadfastly ENGLAND AS great arrangements were carried Brian Cole, Leopold Beard, Archi- spring he can rule this country with "I AM PROMISED AS MANY TROOPS FROM 208.; medium, 14s. to 178.; a few borne in mind that the boar must be THE VATICAN AND DR. I AM GET- funeral THOUSANDS ARE COMING DAILY. out by Messrs. Mannion and Cruse. bald Cole, Keith Dixon, and Jack to ntain pen or a rubber Instamp. REQUIRE; I lower. hand, BrisPigs: 658 to this MANNIX. number Burns were proposed for member- being considerably in excess of last taken into full account when breeding. ughter and applause.) TING SEVEN THOUSAND POLICE FROM ENGLAND. he lift He should be of good quality individualThe secretary appealed to weeks' offering ship. e Mr. Hughes said when in Aus- Cable to The Melbourne Advocate. is that you are to strenwas a full at- ty. of good blood, and a prolific strain. "Now, men, what I wish to explain to you law To the Members of The Vice -Rector of the Irish Colmust be quarmembers to assist the Hibernian tendance of the There military his hand that it waslaw; The stations. out the metropolitan trade He should not be fat, but in good hard in was comrades it BRANCH, ALL HALLOW'S Babe It -was not must Brothers' lege, Rome, has cabled to us as fol. gthen your Christian They the at ia. -(1) Stall reasons: following curers, country inquirers and feeders. BOULDER, -on condition, and should be tered in the large towns for theto enable them to move rapidly from lows: zaar, by leaving no stone unturned Choppers: There were in larger sup- running ,nny.. to railway stations plenty of opportunity for regular to make the "Seasiders" and the ply this week, but included some nice given "The rumour that the Vatican convenient (2) unlike police, soldiers cangreat demonstrationM.oc. other exercise. place to place as occasion demands; and J. under II.A.C.B.S. be proto Father numbers "Bubbles," the Archbishop's large in comedietta, Rev. condemned has only quality pigs. Competition was well . when Very act individually and independently, but the first reI shall "break" him utterances is absolutely false and not duced in Victoria Hall on Septem- maintained for these at late rates. Quoeilly rose to move follows: a good officer-he must be a good officer, otherwise REMEMBER ber 13, a great success. Three mem- tations: Heavy choppers, £8 to £10; without foundation." tion, which was as inefficiency. for for donated medal for the tied medium, £6 lbs. to £7 10s. Baconere: barracks already occupied Your Meeting is Next Friday bers "That this meeting of Austra"If a police barracks is burned or.if the,locality upply, aeaFty is to be comman- Night. BE THERE, and bring a best attendance -Bros., J. Fahey, J. Once again in light -n citizens indignantly protests LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN is not suitable, then the best house in the and J. O'Brien-Bro., Jas. pleasing, the majority being light end by Friend to Join the PREMIER Gabbedy, CONFIDENT. :ainst the outrage committedupon deered, the occupants thrown out in the gutter. The m weight sorts. The market was O'Brien winning the drawing. State. in the BRANCH Government MERRIER. THE British e Dublin, who presentation will take place at the brisk all through, at values sightly in The Lord Mayor "LET THEM DIE THERE -THE MORE removing P. CONWAY, Secretary, rchbishop Mannix in any at least five nights a concert on the 13th. prox. At 8.40 exerts of late rates. Quotations: Choice legal had visited Liverpool to welcome "Police. and military will patrol the country 7 King -street, Boulder. m forcibly, without by which Dr. Mannix, said: --"Don't worry, main roads, but take the to Bro. Nelson closed the meeting in quality weighty baconers, £5 10a. to £6; themselves ship confine to the not are from They week. thority, up)" oddpena, higher; best quality medium "Hands shout to right." him Ireland all we'llget the prescribed form. Ire approaching to seen are "ambush, and when civilians had taken his passage weight, £5 to I:5 8s.; bghter, ees to shoot and shoot with his KALBRANCH, MARY'S ST. order be not immediately obeyed, the Should rid, and landing him against 97s. Pokers: This class of pig pockets, their in hands their carry endeavBRANCH, O'NEILL the approaching HUGH and persons GOORLIE. effect. If the ill in England, preponderated, the majority being medmay You down. them his shoot FORESTERS. IRISH NATIONAL to obstruct and restrict or are in any way suspicious looking, ium and heavy weights of good quality. be shot, but We offer him occasionally, and innocent persons may meet. usual mistakes held its make branch izen rights. This There was also a fair sprinkling of someH.A.C.B.S. that cannot be helped, and you are bound to get the right parties mpathy, encouragement,playand ing in the Trades Hall on Thursday lighter sorts. In sympathy with firmer as 1920 Revised and Enlarged Edition On Tuesday, the 10th inst., the time. a fair at. re-cent rates, market values were on a pport, believing he will Meeting on Tuesday 'evening, 5th. inst., when present. Hall Fortnightly free Town Fremantle LIKE East Ireland WILL I in making BETTER the by a part THE over g par with late prices, if anything show- -Just to Hand-594 pages, richly tendance was presided YOU SHOOT MORE "THE when appearance are Members Hall. Australia a kaleidoscopic Mary's ed in St. illustrated. YOU. he did in keeping Chief Ranger, Bro. A. O'Keefe. The ing a little harder tendency. Quotabook of chilany earnestly requested to Roll Up. e from military and Imperial a veritable fashion principal business considered was tions: Best quality weighty porkers, We sell at the price fixed by the dren's fancy dresses came to life on And I assure you no policeman will get into trouble for shooting publisher, viz., 25/-. postage social, which takes 678. to 77s.; wood quality medium Sydney ranny." the approaching Fremantle the East of the occasion Man. Contributions received any week place in the Hibernian Hall on the weight, 57s. to eros.; light. 44s. to 66e. 3d., registered 6d., as parcel post 1/-. e meeting also protested again - Stall's all in connection with the to diZ in jail- the more the merrier. day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, by the 6th. September. The programme Slips and stores: In somewhat lighter hunger strikers will be allowedand Nor e insult offered to Archbishop Christian Brothers' Appeal. a damn bad job they were not Secretary. died already, have of Bro. supply, quality somewhat variable. them the hands been left in of has Some been already inconspicuous, have THE SHEEP was the adult section S. J. HILL, Secretary, W. Ginnivan, and therefore an ex- There was animated competition from all allowed to die. As a matter of fact some of them 112 Bourke -street, Kalgoorlie. e present effort, said Father as the grown-ups also attended in dealt with in a manner cellent selection of Irish songs and feeders, and a total clearance was eftheir numbers in fancy and evening fected at full values. Quotations: Well -illy, to stir up a storm of secABOUT. HEAR was assured. A letter NEVER dancing is WILL INDUSTRY WOOL FRIENDS THEIR the dress. A record gathering eventu42s. to 55s.; Smaller, 33s. nism was being made with MANNION AND CRUSH, read from the Brian Born Branch, grown stores, port lately with slips, 20s. to 27s.; weanere, "An emigrant ship left an Irish port for a foreign ct of buttressing up the reign- ated, and the organisers can conasking assistance for to 405.; Fremantle, for land. never will and it men, Undertakers you, Goldfields assure I The aim sucand a great on board. on purely themselves to gratulate 18s. Cattle: 67 yarded, includlots of Sinn Feiners OF AUSTRALIA , ranny. It was the Foresters Stall at the forthcom- 15s. Funeral Furnishers. ascapitalistic move. They dis- cess. Miss McGann supplied splening bazaar, to be held towards re- ing a consignment of medium to good "That now is nearly all I have to say to you. We 'want your by Henry B. Smith. red 'on the occasion of the two did music, and all thoroughly en- sistance in carrying out this scheme and wiping out Sinn Fein. Any 18 HANNAN-ST., KALGOORLIE, moving the debt from the Christian quality medium weight bullocks, £15 to Cadisciples to Illustrated. that the line, balance local tasty offering, Midland the from joyed this rather than a help ription referendums and 9 BURT -ST., BOULDER, Brothers' School at Fremantle. A sources, mostly plain conditioned sorts. man who is not prepared to do so is a hindrance of terpsichore pronouncing it withat once." job rs and Protestants went into 8/6, postage Pd., 1920 the Edition, leave of in part better any Funerals conducted sum of two guineas was donated to- Values were about on a par with yesus, and he had much set and During the district. in together equal out booth polling registered 5d. the State at shortest notice.. Charges wards this most deserving object, terday's sales. Quotations: Best qualralia free. They know that as the evening prizes were awarded as man of Artififirst consignment the A moderate. addressed practical will and further assistance Smyth PUBLISHED. JUST ity handy weight bullocks £22 to £24; At the close of this statement Mr. as we keep united we cannot follows: -Best Set, Parisiennes; cial Wreaths just landed (the first be rendered by an invasion of Perth odd pens higher ; good quality medium in the ranks of the assembled constables, saying: . aten, continued the speaker, Two Butterflies: Belgian Girl, Tomsince the outbreak of the war. Foresters during the progress of the weight bullocks, £18 to £20s medium to co-operate?" they therefore want to separate my Atkins, Negro Minstrel, Red and prepared you "Are Kalgoorlie Tel. 337. Boulder Tel. 195. bazaar. Sincere sympathy was ex- quality mediugh weight bullocks. £15 to olics from Protestants. That is White Pierrette, Coon Bride and pressed at the continued illness or £17; plain quality light, weight steers, The man curtly referred him to the spokesman whom the members -xplanation of all this vile sec - Bridegroom, Poster Dress, War of thg Bro. T. Davidson, whose genial per- £10 to £12; a few light and smaller Listowel force had chosen. MOB61111111i n propaganda. Let us work to- Loan, Mesdames W. C. Angwin, H. sonality and ability are much miss- lower, W.A. Farmers sold '1,840 This constable stood forward and replied r for Australia, and let no man Woodhouse (Mayoress), and Humpublished by the "Australian Pas. ed in the councils of the society. sheep, 886 lambs., 144 pigs. ENGLISHMAN AN ARE (Cheers.) ble acting as judges. The Grand forth separate us. YOUR ACCENT I TAKE IT YOU "BY Price 25s., pore Review." BUTCHER, toralists' will be deWestralian the society stock to the Members of Send your PRIME BEEF ng the time of the Father Jets March was very well conducted, the AND IN YOUR IGNORANCE FORGET THAT YOU ARE ADtage 6d., registered 1/3. lighted to hear of the complete re- Farmers. Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. ampaign, he was more delight - marshalling being done by Miss Peg- DRESSING IRISHMEN." MARKET And REPORT. from PRODUCE J. O'Donoghue of Bro. covery 488 Telephone one thing that happened than gy Esler. Great art was shown in and his recent severe illness, and that he The Westralian Farmers Ltd. report The constable then took off his cap, belt, and sword (bayonet), .ing else during the period of the pleasing arrangement of the supMaritana Street, Picadilly. has once more taken his place as an tinder date the 18th August, 1920 ,as The arter of a century that I have per room, palms and wattle blossom laid them on the table saying Telephone 474 active member of the branch. The follows:AS A PRETHEM It was black- predominating over a palatable arTAKE in Australia. ENGLISH. ARE TOO, "THESE, next meeting of the branch will be CHAFF.-Yardings have been very ray of what was to at least the jus in the Cabinet that sentene FROM ME, AND TO HELL WITH YOU-YOU ARE A MURheld in the Trades Hall on Septem- short for the past week and as a 'ether Jerger to deportation, venile element, the main feature of SENT DERER." PELLZW'S, BOULDER, a full attendance of result prices have been slightly firmer when ber 2nd., hey could not get in the whole the ball. The appeal will benefit also ordered SUITS, For BOY'S and MEN'S members is requested, as urgent up to £8 5s, having been secured for Mr. Smyth and County Inspector Poer O'Shee immediately ustralia anyone except black- greatly as a result of the entertainof the Listowel force reHIGH-CLASS MERCERY. matters are to be considered. prime quality. the arrest of this constable. Other members s to take him away. (Cheers ment. OATEN CHAFF. -In sympatby with plied that if a hand was laid upon their spokesman That is the most laughter.) Published by Butterworth, Sydney. wheaten has been much firmer; for BLOOD." C.S. PARNELL BRANCH, WITH RED RUN ROOM WILL ul thing that has happened Edited by the Sheep and Wool Ex"THE beet quality £7 12s, 6d. and £7 158, THE LAST FOUR! BOULDER. MEN'S WEAR. FOR I althen HOUSE companions THE of the Australan States. Price I came to Australia. military their and officials high at closing val- perts The constabulary although realised, being possession. loyed Australia and her peo25/-, postage 6d., registered 1/3. retained The above branch held their usual ues are inclined to be a shade easier. retired from the barracks, of which the police No sheep Fanner who wants to ut I never felt so proud of the 13th. on the Fein has captured all the meeting Sinn values fortnightly with yarding. --Small OATS. alien labour man as I did County Councils, bar four, in Irebe up-to-date and "get on" can do concerned declare it is The Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, inst., C.R. Bro. Tennyson presiding easier, sales having been effected up In making this statement the constables I found that not a white man land, in most cases winning every without these books. over a fair attendance. A. meeting to 4s. Etd, for best quality in good bags. action, they affirm, is dictated &c the four seas of Australia seat. In the four Unionist "Ulster" made without political motive. Theirthat Underwear, Ties, 30th. on the nothing but held been have demand should -Good STRAW. proof of JUST OUT. lift a hand to deport Father counties they have smashed into the solely by conscience. They consider July, but as some of the officers offering. HANNAN ST., KALGOORLIE Why are- they afraid of Carsonian majorities too -as results "A RACE -EXTINCTION CAMPAIGN" POTATOES.- There is still a fair decould not attend it was adjourned. Post Office). (Opposite They are afraid of show: annix? How very. meetalthough of line samples, ordinary one an prime that for mand Our last being has been placed before them, and they have decided because he is not afraid of to bring ing, there was not much business few locals have been'forward, and the DERRY: Total 19; S.F., 4; Nat. conduct is alone possible-to protest with all their energy andtheir He had the pluck in the diffi own The secretary email consignments yarded have not brought forward. by direct action on JAMES SHEAHAN, 4; Unionist 11. about the defeat of a diabolical proposal imes through which we have for of tickets been of prime quality. received a few books GENERAL STOREKEEPER, ANTRIM: Total 21; Unionist 17; part and by immediate publication of the facts. passing to stand up for AusBy W. MUGGRIDGE. Christian Brothers' Appeal, and Lad. U. 1; Nat. 2; S.F. 1. That was the MERCHANT.. the democracy. SPIRIT & Brothers .WINE amongst them distributed _ gener10/6, postage 3d., registered 6d. against him; that was the ARMAGH: Total 23; S.F. 5; Nat. Referring to the incident, the London Daily News. which is expressed their willingwho Boulder. present, Piesseetreet, offending, Australian Garden Book, 3/6. and front of his 3; Unionist 14; Ind. 1. to help ally well informed. says: -For Choicest Quality Only. Call and ness to do what they could was BULK HANDLING. Complete Horse Management, 25/-. cause he is the greatest of doOne pound "Dublin Castle the appeal. Total 20; Unionist 13; our Underground Dairy DOWN: Inspect leaders. Complete Stock Doctor, 20/-. democratic ian nated to the I.N.F. Stall at the baProduce Department. S.F. 4 Lab. 2; Nat. 1. CERTAINLY KNEW OF THE REVOLT, 6. -WOULD THE SHIPNO. Money in Bees in Australia, 8/6. fore it is that the capitalistic POINT had be will constables meeting the next The grievance zaar. some LIMIT but imagined its origin was due to BULK IN WHEAT OF How to Make Incubators and MENT and the capitalistic and miliIt was 27, at August peaceably. FARMERS & PASTORALISTS held on Friday night, in reference to the military, and that it was settled OUR MARKETS? Chicken Rearers, 2/-. c junkers in England are an the TO that Foreand Advice newspapers the Expert in 8 p.m. Special SOCIETY. published was speech alleged IRELAND YOUNG not until the Beehives and Beekeepers' Applito down him; but the battle Agent-General speech." Coghlan to the Timothy Sir attributed year ances, 2/-. the .ver yet. The British Gov- Inaugural Meeting in New Rooms officials knew that the insubordination was Six for for New South Wales during him at the Irish casts of Coming Seasons Duck Book for Australasia, coloured A true gentleman would rather 1908, investigated this question and re.as displayed such a large (by courtesy Christian Bros., Perth) To a representative of the Daily News, who saw Years ahead, L1/1., by P.O.O. ,or have mended. porta from London as follows, vas. than torn clothes said the Commissioner was an experienced his plates, 1/6. Anderson Notes. John Sir Office, t of stupidity in this matter Commonwealth not as his reputation was Cheque; MONDAY, AUGUST 23, Poultry Book for Australasia, colWhere there is music there is no o advertisement that could be officer with a distinguished military record, and "Some of the objections against the CLEMENT WRAGGE, opinion until he had for Austraharm. oured plates, 1/6. handling bulk of to Dr. Mannix could be half involved it would be grossly unfair to form any adoption SCHOOL, PATRICK'S ST. F.R.G.S., &c., the Government regarded Whither goest thou, misfortune? lian trade must be considered more or The Stock Owners' Guide, practical dive as the bungling way in given his explanation. Sir John added that to make the WELLINGTON STREET. Birkenhead, Auckland. To where there is more. Devices for Farm and Station, as being of a grave nature and intended statements, they have conducted them allegations lees fanciful, seeing that Argentine the but saints the is against you, The British Sons and Daughters of the Gael, fullest investigation. "It is inconceivable he made these Live Stock Diseases and Remewheat which has somewhat similar chartowards him. Cut this out, it may mean to you areIf ofGod John. is Sir said wheat say," no use. Roll Up! did Australian to he dies, 15/-. what him acteristics ask ment has made a scrap of will we thousands of pounds. Postage on these Books, Pd. to 1/'brought 'here in large and increasing of the fourteen points of Wit J. P. DOHENY, II,: Sec. each. quantities in bulk, and I can find no l'Ve remember what they said "SOME SENSATION!" complaints in the matter in which it the war about a scrap of proOn the whole there apis handled. In W.A. from You remember the high tenon July 12th, describes the situation :-"The Bryan, Cyril Thus per to Lonpears to be a saving of about 2s. bulk s that were so current during fessional murderer -Smyth," he wri tes, "has been summoned ton in the London market on and which r in Australia, The R.I.C. are re signing wholesale, and J.P.'s too." explain. to don shipments." SON, ALBERT 'oiced in the press and shout- ST. THOMAS' SCHOOL HALL, The Three lB's mean He adds: The London and India Dock Comthe pulpit. We were sup RESERVE -STREET, 0111111. pany reported to Sir Timothy Coghlan: 180 RIOIT01-$1, to be out for the freedom of seen the actual statement and the policemen's names:: have "I CLAREMONT. "The only comparison of the relative lities. We shed tears about Pl.., Adress all letters to prices for wheat ex ship in bags and we never heard about before; Under the Auspices Young People's grain, PERTH. jarees,...esaelleelleseesG.P.O., to Argentine BOX 67, bulk is with regard Esthonia, Czecho-Slovakia, Club. and these prices are identical, contracts Therefore on. (Laughter.) ey hope for any improvement un Our University Guild of Underthe AUGUST 24, 1920. usually being for bulk or bags, andpaid Te_ey' til the permanent buildings are ALL FARMERS' BOOKS stralians, whether Catholic or discontented. are graduates weight of the bag is considered permaa of ant, are going to stand to - Come Along and Enjoy a Novelty. question The a erected. with seater-10re SUPPLIED. are not satisfied ae grain." for masses considered. serried in Amidst stand Orchestra being as we Dance to Jeffers' costly,, eiftite ele- nent site is again our now of progress are Ports British all UniPractically the We are standing together, Alpine Scenery. pias, they say, Lack of public interest in Instatus Its bulk. phant. in wheat fitted for receiving up as one of the se have not the tie of a com Tickets: Double, 5s; Gents., 3s, after seven years ee its existence, versity is chargedthe deed, it is smarted that the United unprogressiveLady's, 2/6. ed, we have the bond of a the number of chief causes of not improved young infant. n aim -love of our expensive our of do ness has Nor students creased. 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time to course-good causes fail from of Pres, part to apply the principles Kind of the allies? And after each of these re time. came to the United States. Wilson to that one little nation dent a 'What some wiser now. all are we remember Alt, can we But Inc. of been spoken bellions-and words have as the Archbishop said a very empty thing it is now to read to which,ago, of them-Ireland fell back again bled I need scarcely tell you that I must America owes so much, never conquered, the words of President Wilson him- moment but exhausted, and whole disclaim any title whatever to much of add, the would I mind, I don't want to say a and to which as America, owes a very never repentant, but waiting, expectthe credit that is given to me, and self-and word against the President of the world, as well ing another opportunity, and a better much of the honor that kind friends big debt indeed. sin not a candidate day. would bestow upon me. In Australia, United States--I You can at all events see that Amerno I have presidency. next for the it, beadmit must I of course IRELAND WAITS. I have, duty to Ireland because party in the United States, I have ica does herIreland come a sort of stormy petrel, out there these of one is just Ireland it, remember, is still waiting. Ireland tried in vain to know what is the funI have been in that far distant land. much so wo heard between a demo- little nations that were required at still expecting. And her opportunity drawn out of the sanctuary and out of damental difference soldiers opportunwhen special about her come, much to but this seemed a republican, and But crat the Church to some extent. President Wilson told you, ity seemed to come when everybody that the democrats are the front. why? In order to do what I am try- of it I do know,republicans, world the I will give you his exact words making and about rethe and talking was the to opposed Iredefend To America ing to do in he was sending them in free for democracy. when everybody are opposed to the demo again, that there land and the Irish people, against the publicans might be 'a reign of was talking about putting the nations order that But I don't want to say systematic vilification through the ('rats. govthe of consent the their law based upon of the Unitgreat-but especially small-upon press and through British propaganda, word against the President When there was to be no agfget. ed States. Quite the contrary, I want erned." which is as rampant in Australia as it and up is asking the Valera of De nation's President the all when to honor the President of the United down through America. and asking gression, seems to be here in the United States were to band themselves tofor the noble But when all is said and done, all States. I honor him others: "Has world amongst freedom Wilson that President to give the order for gather in expressed; that he thoughts spite I can claim is that in the reign of law, based uponsettheupcontheir fellows that was their duty. William M. Cahill, Our Lady of Mercy thatBritish propaganda, and in the face noble words in which henotexpressed in to Mind, the League of Nations was church, were in charge of all arrangeof honestly sent, of the governed,if been I am British threats and menaces dur- them es -en though to not, why not?" "And yet?" Ireland the for credit going to give Ireland a right Irements, including the reception. Wednes- of not much him to give able poswar, that I have tried to the ing other the like a nation Theatre, is Not at all. Ireland Auditorium able to independence. her At the that he has been Arch- sess my own soul, to speak the thoughts achievements nations, except in this, that she is land's right to her independenct is day evening, the entrance of States. the United back to bring free vindicate to me, in wore that Irethem, and prob- older than President Wilson. bishop Mannix accompanied by ArchBut as I was saying. How empty his older than the most of almost, than any land's right to her independence is and speech, and tell as much of the truth bishop Mundelein, visiting prelates words seem now to an Irish audience ably more respectable, the sig- as I knew. She is a small nation, of not come from the Paris Conference, of them. of addressthe reception committee, was the the honor I have like that no very great claim I can For that made decourse but she is just as Godout the or from Washington, or from the Presinal for an ovation rivaling But 'apparently. in Australia ing! has carved of the United States. No. All monstration of a national political con- credit. What did he say. I have taken a her, God himself and in America honesty is not so comat dent a special boundaries of that Irish nation the vention. that came was apparently here, I may do him an it lest note of from nian honest an prevent as to mon It was man that made home. of enforcing the right that Mayor Thompson offered the visiting getting a share of credit and honor. injustice. He told us that the nations opportunity and Canada to enprecedyou able welcome, between been of not address boundaries had an she especially hitherto prelate were at war, and America Archbishop Mannix, With the Most Rev. Dr. Mundelein, Archbishop how A SPECIAL MESSAGE. of Chicago. ing an introduction by His Grace, was at war, in order that everywhere for instance, and nobody knows him- force. from time to time, speakUnited there should be "the reign of law long they will remain. But God the I have Now, Archbishop Mundelein. Now T come to you in own finger. drew the ing to audiences like this, endeavored Archbishop Mannix launched atononce States from a country in which your based upon the consent of the gov- self, with 1106 his Her nation. home Irish bring events the might of of boundaries to put a case which into an explanation great commonwealth of the United erned." deck).coast is her frontier. the position of Ireland in a graphic Illiffoyage from Australia, which States is well known and highly reThat is a noble thought. It is well' rock-bound Now I am not going to argue that. hearts ridicu- spected about it. Any- sort of way to those whom I address. the Catholic faith out of the 1 come to you technioaliand honored. iVely proved malice behind the briefly expressed. And if President There is no difficulty and It may be that there werePeace vindicto world failed of the had the way the war, when of the Irish people, thatfor thetrade knows Con I don't think body who to find her and what are Suppose, at the endofof democracy lous charges that heflag. He said: as an Irishman and as an Australian. that prebluded the Wilson has forgotten ties for grasping were tive German, lovers But to you with he has-but if President Wilson has knows where great case. come to these that salute the American Irishman hearing an from As ference stifled Ireland's industhe very gratitude in my heart for all that the forgotten it, President De Valera has her boundaries. assembled over at the Peace Confer- himself. had Your welcome to -night iswould only remark I will make is this, the there formerly where have that own and history, own tries, its who has doors-your The Irish race diffiother behind closed and ence difficulties best answer to those believe that I United States has ever done for Ire- not. technical The was there industry, of hum was the and it is not a history to be ashamed President was there in all the dignity the American people to set foot upon land. And I come especially to you Yes, ladies and gentlemen, you went presented no difficulty what of silence, almbet the silence of cultieswhen i cnv measure of into the war not for trade, as other of. And the Irish race, I hope and beand glory that a representative should not be allowed the plenipotentiaries wantever I ,in Chicago with a special At all death. If he could say that Ireland's United States. I know has its own future. could have imparted. He went because America for lieve, thanks them, and if there was and territory, not the soil of the silly gratitude not for did, to overcome people ed ships of full were once big harbors, which inventions have that in the United States, Chicago has annexations; you didn't want even Ar- events they are there, distinct in race into that conference one of the a technical difficulty in know that their but nothing countries of they have reach- always been in the forefront 'when menia, I believe, which they were pre- and blood and ideals and history, die- men of the world, perhaps the biggest trading with the various beyond reached you here, as have the way of hearing Ireland's cave, they that countries and the make And touched, to yet Europe goes world. that the I of of the statesmen ed every city that was work to do for Ireland. might have got over that difficulty aim_ pared to give you. And they are pre- tinct in everything German rule myself by therecome with him there you had Mr. Lloyd these harbors; under to you as an Australian, and pared to give it to you because no- a nation. a hearing. nowhere have I demeaned and that Ireland had and given itreason an explan- as I an They are small, but God made them George. And you had Clempnceau, and were now empty why he did not get making even an apology orthat Australian. I thank you for the The one body else wants it. any with communication have I that reign direct the no suppose that Now, asking thing you are The only of democracy that you had the rest. ation. example words of small. They was not technical difficulty, great it, the in went into a hearing you No, uncivilor civilised and whole the Australia, and to President Wilson. "that there should of law should be established in Ire- all of these men wore pledged to Presi- part of Australia, in agaiist which to us nation said in reply is that in because the given but have called the whole world. That is a iced world, but just one part of them the charges lay was represented at the We are endeavor- everywhere be the reign of law based land based upon the will of the peo- dent Wilson's principles. perhaps elsewhere, I have been in if he could remind them or fell the head of the table. That is the reason, that should not be forgotten ple. thing many bad names. I have been tocalled as somebody his already suggest- upon the consent of the governed," ing, away taken the had America. He told them before he went that the Germane a disloyalist and a traitor we are endeavoring to follow, slowfull and complete reason why Prewretched parliament that the Irish the far as I know, ed, SELF DETERMINATION. into the war. and long before the peace British Empire. But so called ly. perhaps, but endeavoring to folDe Valera did not get a hear OUR AMERICAN DEAD. years ago, and sident There an imcame, he told them what people had a hundred that conference was no case against him, I have never yet been low at a distance in the footsteps of ing. selfto right parliament same the lake have to They what he that in order and for, a of the states here what fighting and gentlemen been federation ladies had great becile. Now he only he had been allowed to state your if word is almost an ac- away from them-a mere semblance And when I was coming here to theI in America. expected the peace conference to tragedy the whole thing is I The pity determination-the his own. There was no possibility of of themgave so tired it are we and authority now, set he when insult political of and remember, 80.000 and if you United States of America, a defence against him, and We know how you love freedom, and of it all, You have, I believe, to deprive them of that making) listening to it-but Ireland has the complish, his ideals very clearly, very terse- but in order that understood that an opportunity might the only way was not to of your brave American soldiers buried how you hate iniquity. We know, in Germany had bribed therefore same right to self-determination that out parliament, be offered to me or saying a word for ly in the fourteen points, that will ever in cold graves over in Europe. Never hear him at all. we appreciated your times-and or reeent Caechopeople, the or Irish Poland, or the has, corrupted imbecile Belgium and an be his credit. Ireland, I surely would a to succeeded in preventing are will these boys turn their faces they you stand again Now, that know reproattitude-we the of to Jugo-Slays supposed the Slovaks or those who were if, on my way over to the United We know that back here to the great country from PEACE PLEDGES. people. and Ireland's case from going before the to peace-loving We are all glad to see them sent the Irish people, with bribery States, I were to offer an insult Peace Conference. They have not sucdisastrous war re- which they came; their places are others. that into went nano you Ireland, But were which feet. of their himself, like not the upon set like I am all men, corruption Now anthem. these in America your flag or to your in preventing it from corning luctantly. You went into it only when empty and their homestheir of them, has her own at the peace conference, every one of tion has ever seen since, and I hope ceeded mothers like the restnation a great authority upon national anand their fathers and before the American people, and they you came to realise, or were brought to stand upon her as a no nation will ever see again. them, pledged to see that the reign As I said in another place, thems. have not been able to prevent it from the nations of Europe can never again call them their own right, that think to that to and based make bed to own be were her almake Valera am feet to De own everywhere If I would though law of and as I repeat here. Your boys have come in this world. coming before the bar of the whole were tottering to their very foundaNow ou it; to carve out her own desonly one case, if he could make that case against upon the consent of the people. ready an old man, I know world. and that European civilisa- back, some of them, maimed and lie in to walk her own way without suppose for a moment--this is the case Germany at the Peace Conferenceyou, "(...a Save tions, national anthem. That is bruised and broken. And what 'is the tiny; I venture to say that if you will as it were, disappear in one might, tion ask De I on the anybody what. from President, recently, hindrance that or let there one national Paris put-suppose only I that Ireland." I know it air? When, reluctantly, result of travel around all the nations of the conflagration. great Conprove to Peace herothe undertake of not do have seen verdict outside. I would be the whom you Valera, Not wars? anthem up to the present ammoment. you threw all war ended were, the world you won't find a single one of you Has as -lovers peace say is that if Ireland is suppose that President De Valera on my ferencse "God Save Ireland," but I at all. They are preparing for the next that. All I there them that won't approve Ireland's atyourselves into that great world -war. is no nation in the went over front Ireland to the peace A LITANY OF OUTRAGES. way to Ireland to learn another, which badly war, and I fear we will all live to see not a nation, they towards England, or condone before titude come did not You a is at Ireland if And knocked one. and And not conference in Paris, Ireland I am told is a soldiers' song. England's crimes-not one. needed you. But when you went into it, because the next war will come as world, Why, long before President De Valera nation, her national rights are just as the door there to say that he had I am glad also to know that before we through that litany of out- has friends all the world over, and I it you went into it like a bravo na- soon as they are ready for it. gone had nation. other make of any to an those as have sacred ambassador will I Ireland's as come leave this hall to -night you, they doubt if England has a single one. of it a vicout yet your boys died in order And given have brought you I and tion, that rages new no for making is or too, Ireland, Ireland's case for nationhood, the to that there should be an end of war. opportunity, I believe, of hearing that Ireland is not appealing to you, howtory that others were not ablehard would tell him not to be wasting that 750 years ago or more an alien as a nation amongst the time song sung here by the Irish friends of Armaments were to be reduced. Nav- claim. ever, not appealing to you on the I do not want to say a of the Peace Conference; ago. that soil by his foot- recognition there- achieve. nations, and that hie case or Irelong Ireland in Chicago, and that in on which she might legitimately It was hard enough big standing armies were oppressor cursed case and great his ground them. ies about out word made had he ever there not been has case Ire- for them to be beaten without my to be out down. And they are build- steps, and he land's case. rather, was a out the make an appeal to you. Sue is not fore I will be able to tell them They would ask him to write since. That alien oppressor, 750 years against England, immaculate England land. when I get there, that I learned appealing to you on the ground, as the ing bigger navies than ever! anything more. of the liberty of his country, saying charter more no had since, against any time or was muago, case the in Ireland's that my first lesson, as it were, Archbishop made reference to, that There was to be open diplomacy. And name the boundaries-and he would WHY GO INTO WAR? rule Ire- But Germany-and we all know the ad- to has Ireland has done much for America sical nationality of present day Irewhile they were preaching open diplo- right to invade Ireland or to have no difficulties, because God But why did the American people, macy, and while they were inviting land than Germany had to rule Bel- jectivea that were hurled at Germany drawn land, from the citizens of Chicago. would ask him to that America is in Ireland's debt-that them-they that Poland. into rule go to had that Russia were, suppose they than for the as And all gium, lovers you time. to thank peace that lib about Now, I have is true, I believe-but Ireland does boys to fight in Europe, or write out the charter of Ireland's it. I your They all had the same right, and it he went over there and said "My little olrie them bo enthusiastic welcome that you have war? You have notit. forgotten while conscripting not rest her case upon America's gratithey were to trace andeartav,tey,would Ireland has not here, these men who were talking about was no right at all. In every ease country, Ireland, is an ancient nation. evenun But I owe a special word have not forgotten She does not appeal to you gladly,her tude. given me. come,aceout forgotten it. There are people here open diplomacy were themselves, be- it was not right: It was brute force It had its rights, and it has its rights and every one of merely on your generosity, though perof thanks to the Mayor of this city, them occupying and might. I grant that they all had like other nations. But 750 years ago their knees if necessary, Clemenmight lawfully appeal to the Amershe who was so kind as to come at great in America, some of and haps backs of Europe and hind the Wilson of very high positions amongst you, who the same claim, but it is no moral the German, that. dreadful German"- them-President and the rest, generous, war-martyred people of inconvenience, to say these words he and the whole world, making se- claim. force in Bel- whom I am not sgoing to describe as oeau and Lloyd George forgotten, though they, ica It had no binding has would gladly America. She does not appeal to you the world was kind and warm welcome which mo- seem to have they bargains that cret knees their on even up held more no who It timethose themselves, were others described him at that freedom, merely because you are the great leadspoke from the platform a few to know, and that the world gium or in Poland. sign the charter of Ireland's hie to us the very highest and noblest never "that dreadful German tyrant invaded forever to he taken ing democracy of the world. That also ments ago, and I am only sorry never would have knOwn but for the binding force in Ireland. to be by which shethewas There were those who, when for I ideal.. Ireland has never given up her na- Ireland. He had no more right to cruel oppres- might be a legitimate appeal. duties took him away so soon, Russian revolution, grasping, under from the moment be the for had they spoke, had No, Ireland may appeal to you on tionhood. I don't, know, even if we there 750 years ago than he No more sive yoke of- the Kaiser end the Gershould like to have assured him that These are the people that wanted whole world, for when open in Belgium a few years ago. all these grounds, and perhaps many lie and I have many thoughts in com- ear of thespoke while they were se- wore to conceive-and t cannot conun- mans. I don't want to say anything others, a few years ago the cretly diplomacy, America but she appeals to you, not in ceive it. a weak-kneed generation in right. However he, got there, andever up Europe between them mon. carving Now lisand attention at stood there an world bar- fortunately he remained whole you can the name of generosity, not in the I gathered from him that he wascer- tened, Asia and Africa, for that matter Ireland, even. if they proposed to very against the Germans. but and they heard things that they and doubt I pity since." a democracy, but she appeals nationhood, is of it name their ter nay if I opponent, probably, of war, but me well. as blame scarcely he has had never heard from any other quarnot true to you in the name of justice, and Iremuch if they bad it in their power A SUPPOSITION. tainly of conscription. In that endorseas that these outrages were Yes, all the high hopes that we had ter, if, indeed; you are to except; all time the rights of were, to you is, 'help us to for appeal barter they land's to If certainly in me a very warm to able Germane. been the had have been Valera all of them De against Pontiff the war, if during Roman Aud except, the and independent republic Irish men and women, better than ment.- I learned from him also that you must But, probably I should not be in Chicago set up a free that not merely had the Germans for a moment, the Pres- dashed to the ground, and you have the himself. in which he is Ireland or confess yourselves to be themselves, that were to come after say there is another matter same and re- to -night addressing you. ago in years here to 750 back you Ireland speaking brought had States, invaded United the I of ident they mind. got unjust. Not merely ungenerous, but them. But as a matter of fact, and I have exactly the President De Valera would have be- America what is called a peace treaty, there since, but if he were for the American people as we all the pleni- actually unjust towards Ireland." never did admit themselves to be con- mained believe, as he believes, that if the orthe record of Ger- what he is looking for. All these signed of that say a treaty which was to make war imto President able the was, he an lieved willhad submit did never workingman They Now that may seem a strong statecommon quered. gladly dinary potentaries would have possible. but which, so far as I can many in Ireland had scarcely a parUnited States seemed, as it were, to We need not go ingly to the yoke. opportunity of giving an opinion about the the charter of Ireland's freedom and ment to make, but still that stateof see, makes peace impossible. allel for brutality and oppression had never stand side by side with the Vicar for havewe for like I think, will bear examination, history, I ment, ancient to and back the declaration of war there world. everywhere, Germany said have as I And the tragedy and the pity of it, Christ himself as the moral leader a whole world over, that would because, hind, there is no use in tryn't time to do so; we can go back would be another war in the Ie there anything that AmerI say. in Ireland what she had not been, to repeat it,-Mr, Lloyd George nations of the world. all events, and I can beeninstance the ing to hide the issue, there is no use at years upon hundred name and his And with him I echo the hope that designed Lorraine, he as of Alsace have wreckage in the rememberfrom be ica can sage to thing for Yes, it is a against in trying to cloud it over with words. go back a great part of it myselfmocracy, real democracy is coming into has been many years in con- charter of Ireland's freedom how bitterly we may be all the high hopes entertained when it will no longer be ed No matter in the last hundred years every Germany Al- the Germans, dropped a big, hot, salt, -.Its own. and that these American boys went to give and and trol, but while Germany was in disappointed in the result, it is a thing of Irishmen in Ireland sace Although this is an enlarged issue newgeneration Al- hypocritical tear and he would thank possible for a ring or a knot of capiof population mohow the know not a proud I in lives? give their Lorraine that did be remembered might in Iro- sace Lorraine mounted up, her indus- God that he, Lloyd George, the humble we have been compelled to "break" talists behind the backs of the people to demo- far it is possible to retrace the steps rose up against British outstanding the one great ment we are It when they rebelled. It say God, and to say by don't Archbishop's speech here. war I spared the to make But Welsh attorney, was and her trade increased. cracy of the world was that nation that have been already walked, but land. no rebellion. But they rose tries freedim to will be continued next week. to have peace. of if De Valera were able to say that and raised by God to giveIrish there is one thing that America can was orthat came nearest to the throne for to who tried alien usurpers nation the But the people of the world, thewho against helpless Gerthat poor, and that seemed destined, do; there is one thing that America govern the country. They failed, of whatever malignity possessedtreated that dinary workingman of the world, six Peter, that so long bad been trampled by the NORTH PERTH rowN HALL many, in Ireland. she -has not is bound to do, and that is to do her time, to be the moral leader of all has to get up every morning atwhile the Lorraine Kaiser. Ireland as abe treated Alsace ill the nations of the world. o'clock to begin his day's toil treather we of Now ladies and gentlemen, unforgentlemen, and a consequence as yea, ladies but Ah, and Dance until bed Bachre in remain Prescase, these capitalists tunately that case. Ireland's not against ment, of her oppression, of her hatwere told-you were told, and we were. was In aid of the North Perth Stall nine or ten when these working peoworld, red of the Irish people, for some rea- ident De Valera's case, told at the other end of the war have Bazaar. I West Perth case the ple have an opportunity of saying case, there, his but or government Germany, people went into this son or another, her whether we are to have war or peace, that outlined, was true in every particular, Thursday, 20th August, 1920. to go into it in order that there had resulted not in an increase in popthen, and only then, I think, can we ought but in every iota,-and true against the ulation as in Alsace Lorraine, ago, Refreshments. Prise.. Good Music. be an end of war. It was to be have what your President and others should years country represented at the Peace Conae a hundred all the wars. Dancing 10 to 12 p as, of population 8 to 10 p.m. Cards last her the war, the of result Mr. the as us politician, promised all had now dropped ference by that eminent future the for that millions, nine told or were eight We D. C. Peescrrr, lion. See. Is. been has not Ticket, therefore it was but which, unfortunately, you down to four millions, under German Lloyd George. And the world should have, as I think adno got given us. Valera De Lloyd President Mr. should that There rule, you might say-and have, open diplomacy. Inand Dance. Extolls's) George, with tears in his eyes, would mittance to the Peace Conference. be no more secret conclaves where APPRECIATION OF OUR ARCHIn Aid of in and getting Ling, or potentates or cabinets behind ask him: "What became of the other stead of being brought BUILDING/ F CND, CUBHCH litany dosseu's BISHOP. ST the recite to Valera, honor of De place made secret a millions?" and President the backs of the people he of Ireland's woes, the door was KING'S HALL, SUMAC% to war. No, seriously. but not crying, because De And in returning thanks to those bargains that inevitably led was threw they and be his face, to in future man-President clammed should of the I an emotional 1920. everything me, 24th August, to ie not Tuesday, who have been so kind him into prison somewhere. FortunateValera would be able to tell him bethat laid upon the table. There was to be Refreshments. Good Prizes. above all others say a word of special in ly he was able to get out, in some way, and the people were other millions that ought to the 1/Lady's 1/6. Gent's thanks to your beloved Archbishop, ofI open diplomacy over, and fortunately, he has been able to all to know where they were being Ireland, are scattered the worldliving, can see how deep down the love W. A. BROWN, Hoe. Sec. come from Paris over to America. led. trying to find a home and a your Archbishop is in your hearts. AlBut mind, he is making in America. ST. ALBAN'S HALL. BEAUFORT We were told too-yea, these things denied to them under German rule in though I have been but a short time in to make told milwished .he were other that and case say, the would without remembering-we he worth Ireland, say, are able to in Chicago, I am Cheaper and More Economical EUCHRE PARTY di, DANCE there would be lions of them are buried in paupers' in Paris. fear, that there is no wealth of af- that as a consequence In aid of the "AUSTRALIA" Stall. Sacred' no more need for these vast armagraves in Ireland, where, tinder GerIRELAND'S CASE. fection that you can lavish upon him have Oil they that Heart Bazaar, Highgate Hill. than again, armies, say and in would navies he earned ments, rule, man eminently that he has not You have followed me very closely, WEDNESDAY, 15th AUGUST at 8 p crushing the necks of the were starved to death by the roadside, the short time that he has been so long been me when I mud Refreehruents Music Prizes Good cruel Germans looked on, and and you applauded people in every country in the world. the and amongst you. made that case against GENTS Is. ed. LADIES lit. We were told that the world was at would not give them even that if he hadwould them I am especially grateful to his Grace he what got have he : and Secretaries free, thouGermany Joint be of might And other hundreds food. for coming to this Irish meeting be-I war that democracygreat and small, esReady for use in a few minutes. has come to you, and he Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Bogue, Mae Waldron. that the nations, sands of them going overseas in the wanted.the He cause this is an Irish meeting.an For and he makes it nacase, same the Germakes that ones-that say, Irishsmall could the not is he ItS ships, pecially coffin understand that College much better than I could make it, not TRY IT. tion. great and small should for the many provided for taking them out of man. I don't blame him for anything Germany, but against EngBut at all future without fear, be able to walk the country, and they were buried in against He PRESZNT BOYS' that he cannot help. get a hearing in not own did their land. out carve sea, -night, way, the own to of here their him bottom the events, I have heard you going to give hini his destiny, and work out God's designs And if he were to go on, if he were Paris. Are and there was a true ring about hearing, and what are you going to do for them, whatever they may happen to tell that peace conference, Lloyd about words and about his voice, and I know ST. GEORGE'S HALL it? President and of man a to be. Clemenoeau is and he George that he is here because Manufactured in W.A. by I know, of course, that there are conAll these things you were told, 803 TUESDAY, 24TH AUGUST Wilson and the rest, that not merely people-there courage, because he is a man offorcehere, them of none are we were told in Australia. had the population dwindled to four viction, because he is a man of 8-12. Sheridan'. Band nrobably, but there are people who millions, but the cruel Germans, the will OUR IDEALS. ful character, and above all, becausea Single Tiokete, 5s say: "Oh, President De Valera's Double Ticketa, Ms unspeakable Germans, had endeavored he is first and above everything else, technical to owing And the ear is over, and as some Ireland's case, out ease, may be secured from the College to trample out the Irish language good American. said a moment ago, most of the CO., could not be heard at the Tickets difficulties, body that people; night of dance Irish on door there the hall that of the say or at to mouths venture of the I However, world is asked to believe that it is at Paris Conference. It was useless to all a J. MeAULIFFE, the cruel German-mind, this isValera is not a single individual in this vast But what about these high Perth. 'peace. expect these peace plenipotentiaries to Street, De Lord 91 President G. SILVERSTONE, Office Reg. hypothesis-if assemblage to-night who is not a good fought' jeris the Americans for which lion. Secs. were to say that the cruel, vindictive hear a case that was outside American. And if there be one, he ideals What about these noble achievements German had endeavored to trample diction of the court." has no business here. and all the that were set before them on Now I have had a warm welcomeI side the fought other soldiers who everywhere that I have been since

"Australia and the United States have one great thing in common-the lurking great Asiatic menace- always near, and Australia looks to the United States for support and friendship in the crisis." knows It is the message of one who by the the east, brought to America D.D. Mannix, J. Daniel Most Reverend Archbishop of Melbourne, Australia, who was in Chicago last week en route to Rome. The distinguished clergyman was the guest of His Grace ArchbishopA Muncomdelein during his brief visit. consisting mittee of the diocesan clergy, of the Right Reverend Monsignor P. J. McDonnell, pastor of St. Mel a church The Reverend D. Luttrel, St. Thomas Aquinas church, and the Reverend

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Kalgoorlie

KALGOORLIE C.Y.M. SOCIETY. The usual fortnightly meeting of and General (By "Timothy Watchwell.") 0 News of the Archdiocese Local HELP? YOU the Kalgoorlie C.Y.M. Society was WON'T Poland and Germany. in St. Mary's Hall on Monday held Ireland Young the of meeting listening The The folly of Poland in 2nd. inst. During the course of the A held at St. Patrick's TO DATE CALENDAR. be to RECEIVED -640 Society, war-mongerers WANTED the of EACH wiles 10s. the some discussion took place Ti AT to evening co on Monday next pro- 10,000 STONES of the British Cabinet is becoming the question of the advisability Sun., Aug. 22 (Green)-Thirteenth Schoolroom <) one of more than usual After en- on apparent. more a learners' class for Sunday after Pentecost. Philip mises to beMany daily substituting of have of those who or their success in couraging the Poles to attack Rus- the usual social, but the proposition interest. Mon., Aug 23 (White)-St. in The Priest and the Christian Bro- however brilliant, not been taking a keen interest Peitak is Psesishial misess.--L80. science, however signal, can bring sia by supplying them with arms did not meet with the general apBenitius. tat Calk g inther. their signified unless have I but sadly-diluted gratification Satisfactory reports were Tues., Aug. 24 (Red)-St. Bartho- the society and munitions on a vast scale, both proval. meetings "All that I have and now am, 21st., 1920. tention of attending the have by fidelity to religious du- Britain and France now take re- received concerning the preceding lomew, Apostle. been owe to the Christian Brothers; I attended rooms PERTH. SATURDAY, AUGUST nebulous warning dance, and the debate on the questies. their behind parish fuge Wed., Aug. 25 (White)-St. Louis, now that suitable your as here be items the obtained. Besides the usual dances would never it not for the training I The ambition of the Christian that "they would only support Po- tion of Socialism, which was King. priest were songs and national is to send out from their land in defensive measures, not in syllabus item for the night, was then Thurs., Aug. 26 (Red)-St. Zephyri- of Irish I urge you to Brothersand colleges young men adventures of imperialistic con- proceeded with. Mr. J. P. Doheny will deliver a short received from them. schools their nus, Pope and Martyr. make to help in life, quest." Landing of the join in and so qualified for their positionsCatholic The Poll& Government, Mr. A. Carrigg was the chief adFri., Aug. 27 (White)-St. Joseph lecture onat"The hang himself. Waterford 750 years appeal a great success." Normans thoroughly grounded in the enough, believed the actuof the policy. He laid down play with a lunatic will soon the Calasanctius. darling of Moore's ballad, of vocate Given enough rope to words of a kind truths and earnest and faithful in naturally Augusthe introducing supplies ago," were Commonwealth, enormous of (White)-St. Such the the 28 of fundamental principles of SoAug. ality the Minister Sat., sized A hear. every large about a in priest Smiling." with the Lay than The irresponsible Prime Valley practices-leaders lunatic "The Australian rather a loyal Catholic of position material and cialism, and outlined the various in the tine, Doctor. with warlike who, the Tory gods, is exactly which he is playing ty invitation is extended to the sons to organise his forces on behalf of Catholic movement, of pious expressions. As evils accruing from the present systhe War Regulations Act, he Appeal. ready sympathy and loyal support nebulosity it useful to of the Gael. state piece of rope. Under will Brothers' up finds daughters set overas and newly so long Christian their with the result, a tem of political economy, play Anna 22: Bro- and generous anticipation, pave the Mass.-Sunday, August with, and which hehe has pursued a policy which in the last analysis These, beneath the victorious shadowed by capitalism. Fortunately for the Christian dale, 8; Gosnells, 10. and true path of the priest in his lonely life isRedsmashed of the people of this strangle opposition, A visitor to Perth during the week thers, this good priest of the war unity and in culminated peace, said, armies. he 8; order, Pinjarra, good of 29: the Mass.-August 'is a menace to was Mr. John Francis Silverthorne, friend is not a solitary instance of and in his difficult and arduous unmethods of governing the democracy He quoted figures to dePoland's deceivers are now trying 1914. Coolup, 10. their aspiracountry. His objectionable who attended the Farmers' "Parlia- priestly enthusiasm, but rather a dertakings. arrogant attempts to defeat scare off the Bear with squibs. monstrate the uneven distribution to his and the Koare from allotted schools hails have embittered the Commonwealth ment." Our visitor Whether the priests Such products of their to Russia's sense of wealth both in America and in his Tory concepts upon them of en- type. town, the glory of the Christian Brothers, They appeal morality. Russia rein tions by forcing and have created a malign Aatmosphere The anniversary of the death of jonup district and is brimful mission is a capital or a large England, and the awful social conpliant, if Brothers subjects of their laudable pride, and international whole fabric of industrialism, Russia the lonely bush, the she knows more about the ditions in those countries. of the community. Rev. Father Hugh O'Reilly, late ergy and enthusiasm. As a successor that peace the plies future the for in evil Siltheir more concerned which bodes an adequate recompense for of Kellerberrin, occurs on Monday ful sheep and wheat farmer, Mr. that and their helpers have an almost had adopted Socialism with sucsubject than her would-be mentors; in the Federal Parliament, interests Their old entire devotedness. not a venal, majority Before that a frightful state next. The prayers of all our pious verthorne speaks determinedly uniform tale to tell. of politics than they are in the to Mr. if they wanted to preach that sort of cess. pickings and the He maktoo, good. no are is turn, emoluments of in absolutely the the local "coalition" They become, readers are asked for the repose pupils among , the clergy thing the time was when Poland of affairs existed there, Now it nation, have pledged themselves to play fast maintains that the farmers should ing, so to say, this appeal their joy of their priests, by their intelli- made an unjustified attack on Rus- was very different, and Russians of the Australian their his soul. votes he is permitted and ofenabled (Unfortunately own. the people of this Hughes, and by rule themselves. gent, practical faith, and when the of a vast section sian territory. Next came threats -- were living under almost ideal condicitizenship the single asa with forces Church join the without to is, and loose conference decided enemy is abroad and of continuance of the block- tions. volte-faced capitalistic press By the new P. and 0. liner Nor- the The organiser takes this wpm, National Govwhich will maligned, and threat ministers so-called "Nationalists," her the Commonwealth.we The his with to sailed, co-cipMr. G. J. Gowans related how Soharnessed kind Fremantle the ade against the Soviet. To this to, at kunda, which arrived can point subtle hypoJohn is Hon. tunity ofof soliciting exception that He her distinguished prelates persecut- Russia makes no reply-or her re- cialism had taken its rise during the of WA. of the Prime Minister. With Brother Col- be to their cost.-Ed.). Rev. priests the the last Sunday, advocate eration the those is they but and threatened, Treasurer of St. Berinterests, she French Revolution, amid scenes of ernment, and interests her doubt Secretary or No paroed, Australian of own -Genunpublished. their is of ply Superior guardian assistant the umbanus, unmindful to be speculators, crisy, it pretends interests Chtirch, Kojonup, and holds is notfinancial difficulties, but a hide not away in silence, but with reasons somewhat to this effect: the greatest ferocity and license. He of foreign financiers, plutocratic eral of the Marist Brothers' Order; nard's grip, and in the come forth into the "both Britain and France did their went on to show how impracticable interests are the same positions in the local Red chial They are firmly in their behalf of Catholic fearless voice Brother Clement, Australian Pro- the by the clergy. of this country cornand the F. and S. As- small effortwillon prove and Imperial propagandists. press Society Cross Tory the New to down us during the last Socialism was, and to outline the a sound Ca- - light, and stand'that When Denis, Brother and vincial, education the priests look worst Kojonup of is grip of the Prime Minister. to the common people, honest public opinSpeaking it so sociation. And The The Christian three years. They can't do any events of the 1848 Revolution in Zealand Province, arrived. investment. mences to preach patriotism the Christian Brothers as their worse if they try, and we've no France. a raid is surely about to be parish, which is extensive, Mr. Sil- tholic to for to That affair gave us an Australian voyage his the guard, on found continued be last named have and Brothers up ion needs to wake that there is a large allies to whom they gener- guarantee that they'll stop doing as inkling as to how Socialism would privileges. Sydney by the ship, but Brothers verthorneofsaid to be friends in need; there strongattribute a large share of their they've done all along, whether we work. He attacked the idea of the made upon their liberties and Catholics in the district. priests broke number the kindly ously of the Prime MinClement and sympathy, Columbanus deep arrogance the the and is by land, J. M. Flannigan is president of own success in this young take any notice of them or not. We equality of men, and declared that A series of events precipitated in the hollow of his hands, their journey at Fremantle to visit Mr. and the open hand-the pecuNational Government has Church Committee, and Miss heart, of to whom they now give such willing the present state of things would go our own road." been brutally insulted, ister, who holds the St. Ildephonsus' College, New Nor- the liar and pre-eminent possessions the The Catholic community support in this appeal to the Cais an Millie Jones is secretary of the Altar their historic of the Common-Superior All the same, Russia's terms do soon reassert itself. Socialism would Assistant predecessors, whole The have happened.indignation cia. the over swept has WA. harof esSociety. tholics hard, of formerly to visit be particularly conduce to the establishment of to his first wave is on seem a where and not soggarths. and Irishman, grand old Irish of passion are being kindled The most effective way of assistHe is brimful of inforpecially when we consider that Po- bureaucracy, and to the disregard half the millions of the wealth. The fires were Australia. The bonds of trust and friendship mated, and more thanWilliam did no The West Australian the Brothers in this Appeal to land was utterly in the wrong from and abolition of the very laws of Hughes. ing in IreMorris affairs in Brothers the to concerning mony and goodwill mation boy of the link name reprobate the to its liberality when it rethat clear off the crushing debt of over and repulFirst of exchange. the very commencement. people in this country land, and an hour or two are as violence the school days, and which are so faithto its keepers, has maintained a dutiful is to dispose of a book of all the Russians say "You used great meeting in the fully it. The The next speaker, Mr. J. Ryan, The Tory press, true has minutes in his company. The Bro- ported conserved in student days, do £5,000 been no word of condemnation from Theatre on Sunday last but strengthen art union tickets, or send a donation We dealt extensively with the airria,and the peace. years. break to army mature your in thers left for New Norcia by Tues- Shaftesbury against sive silence. There slept. Art union tickets can be can't allow you the opportunity to benefits of Socialistic the tyrannical to protest ruleAr He it not be so, of 10s. return is reported morning's train. should watchdogs of Israel day it why so And organthe Australia," from in post the by law the Mannix by had it is treatment of Dr. industrial We're simply not condemned the present he so again. since the former friend of theofdays Certainly when "When I lift mya hand J. N. Moore, do Brisbane. the Brother in When Rev. Government. iser, circle British the thing of and drew a vivid conditions, sketch select sort this comto stand auxiliary to going the. still adverse Mr. Hughes said We are pleased to be able to re- Jerger trouble was on it could find of trust is in Christian Brothers, Fremantle, who Tory dailies dare raise its voice in the up every week -end. You of the miserable position of Brothers Hall, The cropping priest. dozealous of speaks not one of thelast Saturday, in the basement of the TownFederacknowledge Flood, Father the Rev. that port for a long leading article on will most gratefully room 50,000working avenue to classes. He then describarmy every your reduce that must realise Bendigo, In National the ment. Many of the convents enough to guarantee you from sud- ed the state of Russia under the old New Norcia, will probably be able the milk supply, but not a word by Australia of policemen and members of and professional emi- nations. of the politiup commercial the of to made Many to a small audience larply Hospital, of God's parcels. John deportation us though St. the sent leave on to way of comment a speech, which, for him on various occasions when den attacks from outside your tam regime, the outrageous tyranny of is open to talent, and hence have ation, he delivered have ladies who were busy doing Subiaco, and return to the wonder- of a citizen without trial. Similarly nence spare done service That is, of course, pre- the officials, and the wretched state no pains to equip their Catholic his shortcomcal shadows which that the war is borders." ful Benedictine Mission next week. on Monday morning last it had a fif- they for such But if war work can now to distract public attention from In contrast, we spook cisely the attitude the Allies held to- of the peasants. distinction. political a As pupils God's of and little he found it necessarysome long a a do had but Australians. has Oil, and to Flood Father join in -inch article on Vacuum over interest teen another than with the additional had the present state of affairs, the busiGermany, wards more his truth without knows one is not he ings, is anxious illness, as the result of an the biting comments on British in- there of an adept, and as a spruiker feature that they compel the Ger- wonderful development of the counChristian Brother has work. the wantwhich re-10,000 raiser, he is something Without showing his hand, he has disclosed his stone be completely a Green, for but will B. A. pays accident, Messrs. 10s. by justice that the litermons to pay for the upkeep of a try, and the splendid educational by the people to a few M.LA., and E. J. Dunn were cut seized on, it is this: ness-none better. covered, it is hoped, in might happen if he is permitted pupils, ed. large Allied army of occupation in system. In conclusion, he, quoted and hope intentions, and what Milk and ary achievements of their of this country. Clearly his aim weeks. down to just 22 lines., nation, ABOVE APPEAL, AND the Rhine area. Russia does not the words of Mr. Lenin and of Mr. THE OF Australian the continue in the government REMINDED about the in ARE evidently, are FRIENDS of Imperialism Vacuum oil POSSIBLE. AS who, chords SOON ask that, but instead demands that Krassin, to show the aims of the the AS statesmen, fasten RETURNS British IN to of Suis imof St. Joseph's, TO SEND the claws greater Martelli, Dean of vastly ASKED within view, West's a of ,A1111111.1 country the Polish workers be armed, and Soviet Government. this status nation to the John's portance than the freedom of an and to bring biaco, is an inmate of St. of Mr. T. A. Deacon believed that will reduce the Australian trusts to them to prevent anything caprices and whims ill. when convenient, province, the to seriously not but is Hospital, a creature citizen. Co. in the nature of a revival of mili- Socialism would establish a worse oldest Australian the design probably his are of British family * glorified * To aid him in the accomplishment The mail steamer Narkunda, despotism than the world had ever Rogers of Lotu, taristic ambitions. family-the of the menace of Cork talks Sunthe on of British Government. on glibly and Ryan, the Brother Fremantle Rev. The throughout at screen friends said, the arrived His many Very noticeable, too, is the fact seen. It would enfeeble self-relihis reportCo. Cork. ..My ancestor," he Lord School, State will regret to hear of the which he throws his shadows Australia's conquest. In Christian Brothers' High day brought a family of interesting the horrors of on a glimFrancis Rogers, the first 1609, that no indemnity is mentioned -- ance, and do away with private philthe Bolshe\riktheand Monday last, we fail to get Fremantle, has almost completely death of Mr. P. J. Sullivan, mana visitors to Australia. We hail oc- "was City of Cork in West Australian spook the do we unis, Russia does not demand that anthropy, which prevented loss of of that nor Mayor did Bolshevik, but the and ed speech in of recent long In. Fire ship, from his the Mutual recovered to meet ger of the Colonial Competition with the freedom Poland indemnify her, but takes up individual character. in raising the being prepared to defend cons and was presented was mer of his motive which he un- surance Company, in Perth, which casion enjoyable Australians during illness, to the serious on for reckon M.P. references also not He refractory hitherto unheard of attitude that encouraged manufacture; without it criptic the the city. derstand his It is a custom with bad old nurses to scare their derwent a severe surgical operation occurred early on Saturday morn- pany of a party direct from Dublin of man would no longer obtain the best her (Poindemnify in order must Poland Cork." On republican Australia. telling them stories of hobgoblins and weird uglies in this Subiaco. at St. John's Hospital, ing last at a private hospital -of the good tri-colour family are making Sydney land's) own citizens who have last products of workmanship, and goods Minister of charges by their dominion. Is the Prime last Wednesday night he left for city. He had been in indifferent stamp, too. The group consisted their 'headquarters in Australia for relatives in the war. It is so hard would fall to a level of average in order to make We health for some time, but it was of Messrs. George, Edward, and the to reduce them to respect the part of a bad old nurse the Goldfields to recuperate. playing and and of course continued to see any motive save one of hu- sameness. Take away competition, present, substantial the more wane, Commonwealth the on the complete not anticipated that his break-up Misses Ethel and Lily McCormack, wish him a speedy and apparently is night. Sunday which on voyage manity behind this demand that it and there would be no progress, his dominion, He was with their sister, Mrs. Rogers, wife their recovery. would come so suddenly. leaves one accustomed to the usages while skilled labour would deteriosecure? had a disquieting effect Cool- of the self-styled "civilised" nations rate to the same status as incapable has a native of New Zealand, and came of Mr. Oliver F. C. Rogers, ex-capfrom election contribution splendid Ballarat A the Mass will be celebrated at the fol. to this State about twenty-five yeas tain of the Royal Irish Fusiliers, who gardie, although all in type, is rein a state of utter perplexity to ac- workmanship. The result of It might happen that, in the event of a general Mr. and lowing places to-morrow, Sunday, ago. He was first associated with also made the voyage. upon his nerves. may occur any time, his Bendigo seat would not Mr. B. Leslie defined Socialism in held over. count for it at alL He August 22: Mornington, 9 a.m.; the South British Insurance Com- Mrs. Rogers have with them also luctantlyelection, which cosy cushion he has found it on two occasions. declared a masterly fashion, and The whole Brunswick, 11 a.m. took over the manage- their three children. and prove to be the rather foolishly with his bit of rope, and it is just Labour Will Not Have War! pany, that competitive individualism deREADERS. A the NORTHAM at playing OUR when interesting. TO dangling Mutual decidedly of the Colonial has been see himself ment else, the stroys itself. Such a system gives was nothing can done has he If it family moments, At the Cathedral on Sunday last that organisation opened its Perth real fighting Irish family direct from possible, in his lucid impasse has proved that the the major part of the wealth to the We are surprised and sorry indeed Polish Missa Cantata was rendered. Very office over twenty years ago. He the scenes of military activity by end of it. bare idea of further war is quite un- non -working class; under it one part mean when he tells the National Rev. Chancellor Hallinan was the was a well-known member of the which British "Government" is ad- that you have been againofdisappointthing, excellent to the British public. La- of the population became demoralisan acceptable is REWhat does the Prime Minister Nations THE of Leagtie Nothing ed by the non-delivery celebrant. The music of the mass Celtic Club, and was a prominent ministered in Ireland. Nations, League of bour seems to be almost miraculous- ed by idleness, while the other was Federation at Bendigo: He was could have been better arranged far CORD to your parish last Sunday. who help themselves. of The was rendered tunefully and feeling. member of the W.A.C.A. This in its determination to crushed by excessive work. unanimous ly Demany parts, must have Postal but God helps those instrument the to composed written Irish of baton as have We ly by the choir, under the a past president of the Perth their welcome to Australia prevent a renewal of war at all haz- would soon bring about conditions which is a complex in motion, and during that time partment and asked for ar, explanaThe decora- Bowling Club and at one time oc- -shall Mr. Sydney Smith. can set its machinery we say-exiles?-than the big deliberately The "Council of Action" is under which a few capitalists would be- ards. time before itmust that, trust be up and doing. I say lot afsincerely We to the that by of tion. executed Perth ready president the altar, of in be tions of cupied the position that has any Bri- tyrannise over a nation of slaves. meeting of protest every nation two things stand between Australia and the addressed this week, the most sinister body that Sisters of Mercy, were perfectly in the Fire Underwriters' Association. ternoon! Nor would it have been ing differentlywill other exthat to-dayPoland. One is the British Empire-(cheers)-and the reach you safely. tish administration has had to face The limits of production now but keeping with the beauty of the chor- The deceased, who was 55 years of possible for them to even attend the package Army took ceeded those of consumption, the Parliamentary I hope to have en since ensure which to overtaken possible purpose ship everything resolute pees. a the do and We of the the elocutionary sons, time and al effects, and sailing age, leaves a wife, two man. the correct lay in the last King. the had real question Stuart the to the that field against the safely country is our own valourman's this being fend package heart, to de tige of the preacher. Undoubtedly daughter to mourn his loss. Father not been altered from 5 p.m., as ad- each individual not graven in every trust to The most significant feature is not distribution of wealth, and After dinner lodged in the G.P.O., and the altar on the occasion reflected Moss attended him in his last ill- vertised, to 10 p.m. creation of such a body, merely in its superfluity. (Cheers.)" to Perth the department to do its part of the the actual another adventure by }Trance taste and ness. R.I.P. the artistic proceeded anticipate unmistakably up party summed the leaders to conable As usual, Minister whole it is that the fact the but Prime Does the Are we on the heels quite business. power of conception of floral beauty is the unfortunate party? Had such a the arguments of their own sides, for the meeting. They were tinue in existence. is withand England, and who splendid meeting held in the in their element and regarded their value some secret information which he sufficientin the person responsible for the The lessen the to he a memendeavoured not and Has in 1914, place taken thing war? of another he not unburden himself decoration. Beyond and above all Shaftesbury Theatre last Sunday af- arrival in this country for the first owpeople? Why did "Anti-Bigotry."-You won't be ber of it would have been safe any- of those of their opponents,of but But arc holding from theprivileged soared the beauty of diction effected ternoon to voice the Catholic peo- time as quite unique. Developments sorry the desouls of the National Federation? we bided out time. See next where outside of gaol. That it ex- ing to the absence of one And why were they so ly well to the The theme ple's protest against what Monsignor that the day brought forth had coinintegrity? preacher. rev. the by side, the Socialistic no hit Australia's the will baters on anti of We its chalissues fail. openly it that without ists, Imperial issue they the keepers Their They stand for Empire and the was an appeal to the congregation Verling, V.G., called the mean, cow- pelting influence on them. adjudicaright on the head. lenge-nay, ultimatum-to the Gov- decision was given by the generous with their cheers?means fetters for Australia and Australianato support the indignation demon- ardly, unjust, and tyrannical con- remarks concerning the spirit and nail and Lawler. Simpson Messrs. tors; invirtually, Federation threatening, perernment their and and Largely, the Idea, on stration organised to condemn duct of the British Government to- patriotism of Irish -Australians ann and Australian sentiment. which are represent. dustrial revolution should war be The former spoke a few words ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. for Australian Ideals it rash treatment meted out to Arca- wards Dr. Mannix, was, though the enthusiasm of that immense represent those class interests shall declared, proves conclusively that the subject, and showedA how haps absolutely they "I say these things because we bishop Mannix by the British Gov- most orderly, very enthusiastic. gathering as they saw and felt them Self -Determination Fund. vote of Irish with. profits. dealt be should and as overwhelmingis to British opinion have dividends shall ed by was into consideration Our people are making up, and not were most appreciative. "It before long, and we Taking policy ernment. then was additional adjudicators to the definite Parish, thanks a Highgataillill ly and irrevocably set against war as you know have to consider the fact that on such an occasion too soon. It is time the Catholic almost impossible to realise," they (per in which there are some who, Father Crowley): Miss to-day as it was in favour of it in submit it tolateParliament, to prevent the Allies from achievmany elements might creep in to de- community roused itself and insist- said, "that we were not in Ireland or Nairn,Rev. war did all they could Mt. Lawley, £1. 1914, who are controlled to ex- ed on a full recognition its during the of THURSDAY'S LATE NEWS. men beautiful Engin orator's Parliament an that teriorate in demonstration Irish are at some ing victory. There by forces which are seeking the overturning of the Little Sisters of the Poor Vehicle The Unchastened Hughes. pression of his ideas, nevertheless, it rights as citizens. A section, or a land." Mr. Rogers is an extremely extent the reduce large to seek Fund. THE LATEST SCANDAL. a very or another Father Hall;nan, small section, but a noisy one, is interesting and captivating person. that pretext said be one must under will are they for Although English fire-eaters Empire. andthis country to a point at which they will be useless The Sunday Times building in Forthough agitated, pathetic, indignant attempting to control government He came to recuperate in Australia, Previously acknowledged, £5. the of result as a subdued decidedly the missed itself defences of Stirling the once imagines rest-street was resumed by the Govat times, never they are intended." in this country and Mr. Joseph Slattery, after active service throughout bad turn the Polish adventure has ernment in 1912. the purpose for which Included in the a military power mark in securing that dignity of ex- privileged to insult Catholics with war. His experiences of the manner street, 10s. beMinister contemplate establishing Hughes-probably Mr. of his taken, of insolhabit their Auswere facile years of and For defence building was a rotary newspaper Does the Prime the the pression impunity. regiments in which the Irish pretence of preparedness forupon the purpose of cause distance softens the blow in printing machine, which the poor old perfect English, which all ence has been patiently borne by used corresponds to the well-known using bent in Australia tinder he is or stress, and But ever. his case-is as blatant as c ty of storm Government paid £5,800 for. This must grant him unreservedly. Par- Catholics, but the time has come fact that the Irish divisions, partidemocracy, and which tralia in thepower in Australia to overawe the two things, he declared at Bendigo machine was bought by The Sunday Autocrats and ticularly in drawing the analogies when it must be met and effectively cularly at Mons, Ypres, and elseinterest? creating a be used in the capitalisticonly recently, stood between Australia Times a few days ago for £500. No can the rule of the now victimised prelate, dealt with. of the war, force between stages by would assuredly and early and the force, in by where thrive The =hole of bat- GRAND PLAIN AND FANCY and the fate that had overtaken Po- tenders were called. and the saintly Thomas a'Beckett autocracies live maintained. Mr. Hughes has all the arrogance, imwere made to bear the brunt In land; one was the British Empire, business was clouded in mystery. conDRESS We are pleased with the response and Saint Oliver Plunkett, did the an autocrat bepresumption of a despot, and it would not surprise us every time, too! and the other was our own military But Mr. Chesson, of Cue, asked a few near highest level in so far made by the various branches tle-and the that the 26, 1920. in attain learned preacher pudence, and we policy" AUGUST him with a "definite with versation sincerely trust that questions in Parliament on Thursa substantial milipulpit oratory. At the evening de- of our Catholic and Irish societies his mother's family descended from HIBERNIAN HALL, MURRAY power. We to find him facing Parliament out for the establishment of with something even greater stands in day, which elicted the above facts. the aspirations STREET. future, and reaching votions, the same preacher delivered in sending in reports of their meet- the Olivers of Troopersfield, Lesburn, would meet Such a "definite policy" in Australia's defence-the justice on Our Blessed ings. Those who have not yet comSupper. the note of Splendid discourse Now, you patriots, want do you ancestors sounding Prizes. tary force. -work been a beautiful mother's Good have who His Antrim. swashbucklers, of her conduct. If Australia is ever think of that? And poo: old WA. Solemn Benediction closed plied are invited to do so, and those Co. gone by the declaration Lady. Sheridan's Jazz Baci of the out-of three attempts to save Lord they found their occupation so misguided as to embark on an unmade a present of £5,300 to McCalwhen the who now contribute made the 5/-, Single 3/-, crowds Double devotions. during alarm ever since the correspondents life Tickets: Australian cheering of Fitzgerald's the Edward They heard justified war of conquest, as Poland lum Smith and Co. The electors of Hughes, and Gallery 1/-. are asked to continue in the good rebellion of 1798. They had to of Peace. home; heard the promises of Mr. did, then Australia will richly de- W.A. and especially North Perth MISS L. DAVIES, diggers came marching We beg to remind the many pat- work. a stupid and easy lot uponhewhom flee to Baltimore, U.S.A., where they Australian democracy will. -serve the fate that has overtaken ought to remember that fact. It's READER, s J. them MRS. help which of the Australia Stall that the can they think the rons Schools, Mr. Hughes If Free Oliver the batten. built easily organisers the Secretaries. CLAREMONT. Poland. Whether Australians will funny how all these jingo Empiah upon indefatigable force and BALL, to father's untiring they might very ALPINE an attempt Roger's Mr. will make still exist. be prepared to see her suffer such a patnots look after themselves with Hughes, we are convinced, will strike at the TUESDAY NIGHT. of said stall are running a euchre a brand of militarism which on next Monday of Toryfate, no matter how deserved, is another people's money. dance dominion and people of this country the party establish and government, Hibernian prize the democratic in other question. If ever the foreignrichest 23, of THREE CHEERS FOR THE the August ours, root night, Australia of talk about "this ers who control her destiny at pre- EMPIAH deceit; he but Now that the bazaar opera. and ism. All his fine so much Hall. is hypocrisy world," the in in close, it of the them-succeed militarism, like reign near men the sent-or coming and are that now exists auxiliary tions its and great living DEATHS. plunging this country into such a pleads for Imperialism, is only an equitable recompense His cry that Bolshevism is yet a ways in every war, we may be very sure that truehis capitalistic god. and insidious from patrons of such workers as it is working in dangerous will M'Carthy J. an old Australians Sunday, July 11, Miss -loving but and peace is born here, O'Connor CLIFFORD.-On force, and thatthat work at Mrs. disintegrating forces are Federanot be disgraced by war-mongering country, and 1920, at St. John of God Hospital. to come in full strength and make and though it may scare the National and enit comes to Clifford, of mathe when unparalleled blow -ism Jeremiah an deceive Welsh to Kalgoorlie, hobgoblin nursery tale, likely occasion not the it is places, and other take defending their own hearths. One tionists of Bendigo County Kerry, Ireland, aged 56 viable success. We have no doubt of Australia. The workers of Australia will policy" will prove so. R I.P. "definite thing is certain-the nation that his occasion years. jority of the people the whatever that Hughes, Morris under the great care that William lives by the sword must perish by The same ladies will be responsible not be given a power to bring them IN MEMORIAM. may contemplate, will a War Precauthe sword, sooner or later. True, for another great rally on September They have had enough of it under purports to be, is, as Mr. Hughes says, a dark hour of FEE.-In fond and loving memory heel of militarism.Geneva it 14 in St. George's Hall, when a ball or whatever Conference, 2/6. 2/3, stall. 1/9, same 1/3, AT world. of the civilised aid dear sister Margaret, who ambition in the my BOARDS, faces of Minister's given tions Act. The Prime be menace the will BREAD is ahead. It is departed this life on August 23, however, a danger that Folly and stupidity have done a This function should prove a great CHOPPING BOARDS, 1/2, 1/6. representative, and what he will do there 2/Mr. but true, it 1919. to make to go there as Australia's deal great attraction. SALT BOXES, 2/-; KNIFE BOARDS, 14in., 6/3; x 5/6; 20in. God alone knows. PASTE BOARDS WITH SIDES, 18in. x 14in., Hughes, if he had his own way, Sacred Heart of Jesus have mercy Bendigo speech, and the menace that threaton her soul. 22in. x 16in., 7/6; 24in. x 16in. 8/In its homily on the would have made it so in any case. LADIES' RETREAT AT LORETO, Australian on Tuesday last bewailed 1/-, 1/6. West the PINS, ROLLING -day, to 1/9; -Inserted by her sorrowing sister, world the OSBORNE. War -mongering placed the tinsel very WASHBOARDS, ens 2/6. 1/9, is suspicion and hatred, and in the 1/3, there BOXES, FE Australind. KNI 1/4. and 1/-, head, Milligan, classes E. Mary POTATO MASHERS, crown on his misshapen that "between British peoples there are rumblings of disaster whose 10in., 2/-; Attention is directed elsewhere to FLOUR SIEVES, BRASS GAUZE BOTTOMS, 9in., 1/6; nothing but a new war can keep it citadel of the angrily whereever the English tongue is spoken." True, which commenRetreat, above the but loving memsad when that be sure MORGAN.-In may 2/8. resound We llin., there. echoes Will of Britain are no different JAMWOOD EGG ces on August 30th. next. dominant class interests ory of my dear husband, and our Mr. Hughes gets to Geneva to misreWOOD SPOONS, 12in., 9d; 14in., 1/-; 15in., 1/3; of the great too true. But the interests which were at the back those ladies who intend making the Charles Morgan, of Alfred "League father, the on dear 1/ Australia CUPS, present government to the dominant class and apare protected by militarism HANDLES, 6d. Retreat, and who have not yet who passed away at Boulder, on can our EMU KNIFE CLEANERS, 5d; BROOM Nations," his whole efforts will be war, and so long as they earliest great bulk of the people, what else plied please do so at their Superior Sin., 3/9; 9in., 4/3; 10in., 4/6. 25th, 1919. a war 3/6; engineering August 7in., toward The whole BELLOWS, directed to the disadvantage of the disaster"? of "rumblings Mother 1/9. but HANDLES, expect convenience. The Sacrament have against Russia. If he succeeds, this Jesus in the Blessed homiletic contemporary AMERICAN AXE HANDLES, 2/6. LOCAL AXE speech is an appeal to those dominant will give full information upon apmercy on his soul. drift of Mr. Hughes' Bendigo paper doesn't care about suggesting and hatred, and the fertile breeders of strife they plication. by his loving wife and crime -Inserted his for punishment food are his class interests which are adequate to them; up plays family. The West -either in this world or the next. internecine feuds. are Hughes the food and drink of the Tory press. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLevil influence and drink, as they. though in a half-hearted way,Itthe DANCE. McCARTHY.-Of your charity pray ANNUAL LEGE deliberAustralian recognises, not does life of this country. for the repose of the soul of my TUESDAY NEXT. doesn't of Mr. Hughes in the political It should. peace-it public the of disrupter the husband, Edward McCarthy, who ately call him a Old boys and friends of who swarm the sewers and guttersof ofthesectarianredied August 21, 1911; also my son, are College infernos attack the miscreants Brothers' Christian BALL. citizens. It speaks ALPINE Catholic at THE filth their pelt Michael Davitt McCarthy, who Annual ism and minded that the Eighth -eyed in its observation and a partisan in died 6th August, 1904. R.I.P. by the boys will be of sectarianism, but it is onethat a large percentage of the people of present organised the of ball, Dance novelty The to Tueson fair Hall bids its denunciation. It forgets insultwickedly George's Club, brutally and held in St. People's being, Young are and been, have 8 endeavours. O'REILLY.-Of your charity pray Dancing from this country of libday, 24th. inst. outshine their previoushands who, whilst claiming the fullest measurecitizens. of for the soul of Frank O'Reilly, who the ed by pietistic rascals, deny to 12, to the accompaniment The scenery is in the Hal ofWarto their Catholic fellow along its be died at Woolgar, August 26th, 1905. may erty for them, would to see any Tickets Mr. to help Band. artist, best our Sheridan's do known will well We it. want soul rest in peace. the Unity, yes. We our citizenship and Tickets are selling rapidly. May his secured at the College, or at wick. will not hesitate to defend leaders. loved, so mourned by his sor-So dance. the of initiative advent, but we rights. of night the on door hall Show your appreciation we are with our And Ellen Marie O'Reilly. wife, citizen our rowing this in claim See advertisement elsewhere by being present. issue for further particulars. Dress provided. be will cards description TUESDAY NIGHT. ALPINE BALL, CLAREMONT. I

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THE W.A, RECORD. SATURDAY; AUGUST 21, 1920 ---

P. O. O. Australasian News

Other Peoples Opinion

QUEENSLAND.

A remarkable accident occurred at Wagga recently. Several men were working in the yard of the local post office. One man, seated on a loaded dray, suddenly felt the dray sinking beneath him. He jumped down and swung the horse around, but before the dray got clear a huge mass of earth caved in, revealing a hole forty feet deep. The existence of a well, with perfectly bricked sides, was unknown to any of the present post office staff, and it was probably covered thirty or forty years ago. One wall of the telegraph building is not three feet from the

To spare your enemy is looked upon to-day as it was in the middle but ages as a sign of weakness; the Soviet Government has given ample proof that it is not weak, but strong, far stronger indeed than any of its opponents, quite able to defy Lenin is putting the Allies also. He is his theories into practice. all for a people's settlement as against a settlement by force.Stead's.

Verily, is ed and broken pledges! the sacred interests of empire and Archbend to way capital, some bishops should have been found.

British Peer

While Mother's Gone to

A Great

Mass

LORD HALIFAX'S

Eugene Geary was born in Kildorrery, Co. Cork. Early in life he emigrated to America, where he had a distinguished literary career. He died in New York. "While Mother's Gone to Mass" is given as a specimen of his poetry, although there are many other poems written by him that may be considered superior to it. Here they are, this blessed morning, bent on tantalising me; a Five in all, very small, each

FAREWELL

TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS.

It was fitting that the great English High Churchman, Lord Halifax, should close his career in the public life of his country with a protest against Lord Buckmaster's Divorce Bill, which, in the judgment of Lord Braye, meant something which difpolygamy. fered very little from

The annual general communion of the past and present pupils of the a. After Lord Braye's splendid appeal Christian Brothers' Schools took to the Lords to reject the Bill he The collection made by the adplace at St. Stephen's Cathedral, to D.S.0., was by Viscount Halifax, followed Kennedy, Father of mirers Sunon Mass, o'clock 8 at Brisbane, who. at the age of over eighty, and defray the expenses in connection day, the 1st inst. His Excellency nearly blind and deaf, came out for with the protest made against the dainty lass; the Apostolic Delegate celebrated KenFather the last time from his retirement to to out meted treatment Beck, sweetly around my Tiny arms the Mass, assisted by Monsignor Orsupport a cause which has never failnedy by the bigots of Bendigo, was idolising me. "A woman's whole life is a history mond, the Rev.Father Lane helping so liberally responded to that a sub- of the affections. The heart is her Sure my happiest hour on Sunday ed of his burning zeal and brilliant in the administration of the Holy the after advocacy. In the course of his remained surplus ambition stantial gone to Mass. is while mother's it is there her Communion. After Mass a commuIt was world; speech Lord Halifax broke down, expenses were liquidated. -es strives for Empire; it is there her nion breakfast was held. His Grace to old, and isn't over his hands his forehead, is ten years and with to Margaret surplus the hand to treasures. decided for hidden seeks avarice The Archbishop Duhig presided. strove to collect his thoughts. she the sootherer! Father Kennedy for his own per- She sends forth her sympathies on Apostolic Delegate and Monsignor Kathleen climbs my knee-sure Friends brought him water and held Father Kennedy, how- adventure; she embarks her whole sonal use. Tss Ormond were present, as were also well. his hand, and he was able, before she's a colleen fair: ever, fiemly declined to accept the soul in the traffic of affection; and if a number of the clergy and ChrisHe said that shipwrecked her case is hopeless, for Then there's Nora, full of fun; Mol- sitting down, to pronounce his few A London Times Sydney message, gift for his own use. tian Brothers. The gathering was farewell words of appeal to the and sympa- it is a bankruptcy of the heart"lie the deluderer, Monsignor Cattaneo per Press Association, published on he valued the goodwill the a large one. Catholic Washington Irvinf, And little Eily, with the silken House. It was a noble close to a influences thy shown to him by referred to the great manifestation June 7, says Sinn Fein noble career-if one overshadowed golden hair. citizens in the reof Faith in Western Australia, when were expected to prejudice the and broad-mindedmore in the eyes of Catholics, by the sense than he could "If we offer Ireland unconditional 1200 men received Holy Communion Prince's tour through Victoria. but cent controversy all around me, sure they of tragedy. but the kindness freedom we can win her. If we Climbing in the Cathedral, and the wonderful particular efforts are being made to express in words,would almost take the breath of me: never be for- maintain our present indefensible, Lord Halifax begged their Lordhe had received Communion Breakfast held in the mar the Queensland demonstration. these What will I do at all with 1:ved. and insensate policy of coercion we ships to reconsider their vote on the "The Teachers' Executive of Bris- gotten by him as long as he Christian Brothers' College grounds. little girls of mine? second reading. He felt it imposto speeches by He would, however, esteem it a fav- shall lose her-perhaps for ever."- .Margaret, Clemenceau: "But where will you get the troops?" "It was," he said, "a great occasion. bane, after listening have more you ought to for a Christian citizen to bisect our if the committee would permit New Statesman. Lenin: "I'll use yours." Even amongst the aboriginals he members who declared themselves sense; you'll be the death of sible that it him to hand the money over to the himself and to condemn divorce as had demonstrations of faith. They to be Republicans, decided me. give It would body, to co- Convent Carnival. a Christian, but to sanction it a' a The Russians having triumphant. if showed themselves quite able to re- would be unable, as a suitable driving I'll take you Oh, yes; chi]- him more pleasure than to accept it ly defeated those the Allies employ. citizen. He could have no doubt ceive Christianity and become good operate in arranging a the afternoon is fine. in - ed to overthrow them, was it to be that a law which came to them, as He hoped dren's loyal display, but that each personally, as he was sosodeeply Christians and citizens. that, as a expected that they would be more I want to read the Sunday news, but they believed, with Divine authority-, terested in its success; something more would be done for teacher should be free to follow his result the wish, Kennedy's on a Christian foundation. stood on Father amenable to Allied Simultaneously, of demands now own inclinations. trying it! the use of what's them. It was one of his ideas that States are funds of the carnival would benefit than formerly? They have endured There's the Sunday papers scatter- a much higher sanction than any it was their duty-the duty of Ca- the same forces in all the the depor- to the extent of £40. It will be re- the blockade, they have kicked the law which was merely the result of ed all around the floor. tholics in Australia to do something endeavouring to prevent Kennedy's British forces out of Archangel, have North, let my hat alone; sure, like votes or was the issue of some elecmore, and do it quickly, for the poor tation of Germans interned during membered that Father tion. The Lord Chancellor appearA PPA L MNG EFFECTS OF ENGLISH BLOCKADE. We hope (says the Ca- play, "Advance Australia," which destroyed Kolchak, annihilated Denflying it. you're a kite black people of Australia from the war.' hurt the susceptibilities of the bigots ekine, overwhelmed Yudenitch, and Mollie, if you're bold I'll call the ed to say that if Christian teaching Broome to York Peninsula. He ask- tholic Press/ that members of the an and brought such a storm of wasps are undisputed masters of Russia. came into opposition with what a at the door. nigger ed their generosity for them, and Federal Parliament will make the (With Acknowledgements to the Dublin Catholic Bulletin for July,1920). in Ben- Allied threats are not likely to afnumber of human beings desired, it also the generosity of the people of effort to ascertain the identity ofslan- about his ears, was produced digo by amateurs, in the interests fect them much when Allied action Look at this room, the ruination is was Christian teaching that had to lying scoundrel who cabled this Australia. takThe complete of it; has so signally failed.-Steads. go to the wall. What was that but der on Australia to the London pa- of the Convent Carnival. England continue. to -blow hot and and so on. ! replied that for the * * * Chairs all turned upside down and to say. "Christian law is not for us"? cold Not only is it without the ings were substantial, and now, as a on the Russian question, and all pose of getting access to the The interview which the Apostolic per. everything astray! Financially, England at best is, to to shorten his speech on the appearances go to indicate that agreements of the British Govern of an excuse, but we do not result of the outburst of the bigots, Obliged Delegate and Archbishop Duhig had shadow to have seen it even re- the funds are considerably added to. use the humorous Mr. Birrell's What will mother say when she account of physical weakness, Lord now, as for the past two years, there it is necessary to overthrow it by with the Prince of Wales at Parlia- remember of it? state and sees the comes here. phrase, by anyone " a at tight fit." How long hinted concluded:Halifax are conflicting opinions in the English lutionary means, and to lay held mgge House was a most cordial one. motely I might as well put on my hat and The Rev. Father R. Hyland paid can she go on until, no longer able Who could have supplied it to the "I shall probably never address Cabinet. Official France still fears the documents of its foreign policy, as coat and march away. if he did not a visit recently to his relatives in to stave off the day, necessity comEvery edu correspondent, The sands times again. your Lordships losss of its investments in Czarist Russia done by us in 1917. The -ceremony of blessing and concoct it himself? Who is the Warrnambool and district. Father pels her to make drastic reductions Children, children, och, but there's a of my life are nearly run out. What if Bolshevik Russia comets through tri- person, every one genuinely into It Hyland has been appointed to the in her expenditure? She is squanopening the completed portion of Times correspondent now? Polish advance, in polities, knew even before the the umphant. Hence my heart. has come from I have said of ye! crowd the Sacred Heart Convent, Stuart- looks as if there is a militant con- charge of the mission in Papua, and dering a lot of money in keeping a the Churchill-Curzon group in lotion that the Tsar had secret t Worth her weight in gold, too, is I do ask your Lordships with all the whilst holme. Toowong, was performed on spiracy here to slander Irish Catho- has departed for his new sphere of huge army in Ireland, and in the inearnestness of which I am capable the English Cabinet has prepared for a with the robber Governments of every little lass. Sunday afternoon, the 1st inst., by lics. Queensland. of course, comes duty with the warmest good wishes ternational world her activities in Sure with all your teasing ways 'tis not to consider this in the light of diversion by General Wrangel in the land, France, United States, Italy they Japan, for the partition of booty the Apostolic Delegate, assisted by in for the chief share in the lying of very many friends in the Western Ireland are bringing her no profit. mere politics, but .in the light of south. However, it looks as if divermyself that's proud of ye, Constantinople, Galicia, without the Bolshevist The more she spends on her army His Grace the Archbishop in the propaganda, but even, according to District. And my happiest hour on Sunday what we as Christians are bound to counted Only seems to threaten Syria, Mesopotamia, etc. which sion in Persia, presence of a large gathering. His the jingo press reports, his recepin Ireland, the worse her name grows for the real is best do, and what is while mother's gone to Mass. and hypocrites (excepting, Asia. of in Central dangers grave Excellency the Lieut.-Governor was tion in Queensland was more cordial Mr. Frank Brennan. M.H.R., paid in repute amongst the nations of the happiness, and not the temporary also present. The contract price of and pleasing to him than the lick - a week -end visit to the Colac dis- world.-Dublin Leader. The Polish advance may delay the quite ignorant and illiterate to of the people of this counhappiness, could deny this, or pretend not it but Europe, Eastern of settlement the portion already erected was £20,- spittle sycophancy shown in the trict. He addressed a crowded and try. There was an occasion many notwithstand- it. But without revolution we 000, with other extras the cost would other States. The heart of America is with us, Why not Abolish the Irish enthusiastic meeting in the Corm hundreds of years ago when the is doubtful that Poland, of 700 French officers 'never be able to get the secret He delivered now we must capture its intellect.run up to £30,000, and when the rooke Public Hall. peers of England were asked by a ing the presence Bolshevik ments of the robber Governmen Hall, destroy Mary's can its army, St. in Conin the at finish was given to the Convent, anPolice? occurred address Eamon has de Valera. another The death very high authority to grant a reTrotsky, the Bolshevik mili- the capitalist class. Those lead other £20.000 would be added. £528 vent of Mercy, Yass, of Mother Mary Colac, the building being packed to laxation of the marriage laws. The Russia. Minister, appears to have antici- representatives of the British pr tary was the result of the appeal for sub- Francis Boland, at the age of 53 the doors. By getting Father Jerger out of was: we returned are answer they they be Perlin It occurred to Sir Edward Carson, unwilling to see the ancient laws of pated a considerable advance by the riat--whetker scriptions. the country the Commonwealth GovMother Frances was a nayears. trade unionists, journalia one of the recent Home Rule England but past history bee shown that liens, . Four young ladies received the ernment scored a doubtful success. during tive of Drangan, Tipperary, and changed. I beseech you to Poles, the Royal Irish Conadvance into Ituesia other people-who pretend that that considerable debates, any Lordship his from R.I.P. 1884. religion No in of white crew habit would Australia leave an came to Ausanswer." There had been many meetings are able to perform no give that has serious dangers. In this new war are ignorant of the existence of the Bishop at the Convent of Notre tralian port with a man on hoard stabulary with the Prince of Wales, said His The third reading was carried by Poland makes extensive claims to treaties of England, France, function under the prewho had bgen refused an open trial, sort of useful The following letter recently ap- Dame de Sion, Sale, on the Feast of Grace on a recent occasion, but none conditions a majority of 47. Twenty Catholic territory. The Poles declare they con- United States, Italy, Japan and Po conceivable, any sent, or of names The TeleDaily 26. July he the Sydney had Anne, therefore St. to be smuggled the plundering of other cowl would be more historic than the peared in are, in fact, the main peers were absent when the vote was sider they have a right to the frontiers for -General the young ladies received are:-Miss on board a vessel with a coloured in Ireland, but This for partition of booty, and who d meeting which took place at Par- graph in reply to Brigadier Their presence would have which were theirs in 1772. of the necessity for sending so taken. at a "loyal- Boland, Newry (in religion Sister M. crew. Labour, as a whole, will not cause reduced majority. liament House on Friday last, be- Rosenthal's statement, considerably the a claim to a population of carry on a revolutionary struggl The *" to the country. amounts to troops many re(in Tongio the that forget that fact.-Henry Stead. exposure of such treaties, Agathol Miss Coffy, tween the heir to the throne and the ty" meeting in Sydney, The "Universe," a weekly Catholic nearly thirty millions-almost three the sole business of the R.I.C. at present was caused ligion Sister M. Margharita) Miss therebi needlessly once again that representative of Benedict XV. He Italian retreat inof 1917 is to protect their barracks. In sev- paper, referring to the absentees un- times as large as the population of are faithful servants of the eftpit the Church. Twoomy, Bairnsdale (in religion of "Unfaithful Ca- Poland at the beginning of the war. (his Grace) was present, and could by the influence der the heading had have they instances eral recent Pay-this long ago. We are e Sir,-I had just lately the opporSister M. Lucy); Miss Nugent, merit of country. He had never to remain indoors while court houses tholics," says: "We give a list else- It includes Lithuania, White Russia, We knew say it was most cordial. If his Exthis both hare and in all columns of nesville (in religion Sister M. Anas- met one his cellency the Delegate was delighted tunity of reading, in the 25, who worked so earnestly, so were burned down in the same street, where of the absentee peers, and we the hulk of Latvia.,_ and stretches far ing of the. world. The vie about a tatius). into the Ukraine. The whole movement countries persistently, and that in some cases there to meet the Prince, the Prince was yosir newspaper of June so unselfishly for do not deny outside as venture to daring not of a delegaticin of British Major-General Rosgambler's Russia Mr. Nerheny. He did his work in- feStr that their might is reason for their absence. Two or is in the nature of another delighted to meet the Delegate, and speech madethebySydney era will accelerate the exposure of Hall. in Town AUSTRALIA. and, Russia, at SOUTH Bolshevik enthal, throw against telligently and well. He stood out be attacked. They have long ceas- three arc serving their country the meeting would be long rememthe event of a crushing Polish defeat, leader's in England as well in bold relief. and illare aged bered. The visit of the heir to the It seems that he said as follows: He had never few carrying abroad, a asked at any attempt ed to make "My above-mentioned interview Very Res'. M. Hourigan, of Good- for, received, or suggested anything out the ordinary civil duties of pol- though we remember that when it may result in the extreme Socialists throne of the British Empire would The great debacle of the Italian members of your delegation took in Ireland early in in return for what he had done. He the upper hand in Poland. have a very far-reaching effect here Army was clue to one cause, and wood, arrived and such protection as is was a question of defeating the first obtaining The English Labour delegation to on May 20. A day later we re He was staying at Kilkee. was not a man of means, but rela- icemen, It would make in Queensland. certain BudBill and a that was a religious one. The It- June.favourite of Home Rule preservation for the available of tive to his possessions he knew issued an interim report radios saying that Bonar Law con watering place them forget their differences and bealian soldiers were told they must the no public order or the punishment of get. decrepit peers were conveyed Russia has the unconditional recognition in the British Parliament that mi to post cards receiv- man who had devoted so much come more united. From the little not fight against their brother Clare, accordingmail. time local crime is carried out by the vol- to London from their country places arguing of the present Russian Government, help was rendered to Poland in Oc Writing from and money to the cause of Liberalinto the he saw of his Royal Highness, he and wheeled man, and, by reason of the influ- ed by the last been orin ambulances has force that untary police soon ism." which has shown its stability by re- 'for the defence' against Russia' believed he would grow up walking - ence the Church exercised over his old home in Co. Limerick He has served 14 years on ganised all over the country by Sinn House of Lords in bath chairs. How- elating for two and a half years the course, only for defence, only in Father Hourigan the Auckland City Council: in the footsteps not only of his he has Fein. their minds, they offered no resis- after his arrival, This amazing situation has ever, a considerable number of these many efforts made to destroy it. It ber! In England there are still about more had learned said that he the Ausof advance also the served on able-bodied Royal father, but in the footsteps the Harbour to Board, are so tance raised the simple question of whether Catholic peers shown its will to peace, eutial Labour leaders' helping repeatedly has than he in four days Irish affairs Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, the Royal Irish Constabulary are that their activities are pretty regu- and it has made also of his distinguished grandfather, trians. vigorous efforts to capitalists to deceive the work could in Australia in a lifetime. the late King Edward VII., and he Auckland Drainage Board. He worth keeping as a permanent force larly chronicled in another column carry on the work of economic recon- while the periodical the `New S your report is quite correct, al- Most of the Irish news sent to Aus- and If was president is and member of the at all. (his Grace) would not be surprised low me to state that .Major-General have been of this paper, and at least one years they For man,' one of the most moderate struction. simply deHe was Auckland Sailors' Home; president maintained as an armed police force chronicled this very week. Every when his Royal Highness came to Rosenthal shows a complete ignor- tralia is untrue. moderates among middle-class the throne if he was named "Edward ance of the military and political his - lighted with Ireland and with Sinn and member of the Auckland United in every little village in Ireland, man must be the judge of his own papers or periodicals, wrote abou governpractically was which Fein, Friendly Societies' Medical Institute: with no conceivable duties to ad- conscience, and it is not for us to the Peacemaker." He hoped so. and top, of the recent Italian war. It FOR new tanks being shipped from En RESPONSIBLE BLOCKADE his visit here would be remembered is not necessary to discuss the mat- ing the country. The prosperity of chairman of the Tailoresses' Union minister from day to day, costing judge of the conduct of individuals. to Poland, more powerful than WORST EVILS. by himself as it surely would by the ter, but I only desire to acquaint Ireland was marvellous, and so was for over 10 years; besides many about five times the cost of the pol- But it is difficult to escape the conused during the war against the people. of the Irish the patriotism "We have been profoundly impress- mane. Is it possible, then, not other lesser positions, in all of which ice in Scotland. Now that the conclusion that in this long list of ab-people of Queensland. the above -gentleman with the fact "by the effects the report says ed," laugh at those leaders' of the B he has ungrudgingly at least some given his best must be . sentees there war ditions arisen which they the have with that all the armies during Much regret is felt at the death at the interests of his adopted coun- were presumably intended to cope, persons who can only be described of the policy of intervention and block- workers, who with an air of hurt The death is recorded of Mrs. T. had their defeats and their victories, the Private Hospital, North Ade- in This cane, are asking what 'proofs' In Hibernian circles Mr. Ner- if they should ever arise, they have as Catholics publicly and scandalous- ade upon the Russian people. O'Neill, wife of ex -Sergeant Thomas and if the Italian army was defeated laide, early on Monday morning of try. policy has been pursued by various are that England is making we O'Neill, of West Bundaberg, at the at Caporetto, they had their final Mr. John Shiels, manager of the heny has been for years a prominent proved utterly helpless to exercise ly unfaithful to a great trust." Governments since 1918, and Russia and is helping Poland. and What a contrast was the pathetic foreign age of 53 years. The deceased lady and great victory in Vittorio Veneto, Bank of Adelaide, whose early re- figure filling high positions in the any authority whatever, and their informs, direct and in- White Guards in the Crimea? telligence work is wholly valueless. figure of the aged Lord Halifax under various was a member of the Tuohy family, where the same soldiers, Catholic or tirement from the post he had so Society. it is still being pursued to-day. Nor is there any possibility that speaking his last public utterance in direct, "Some of the members of your of Brisbane. Four of her eight sons not, but Italian first of all in the ably filled for 31 years, was recently is at the root of the worst evils gation," continued, "have they would regain their lost autho- defence of the sanctity anti inviali- It enlisted in the war, and two made faith and in the heart. defeated the announced. He was born in LothLain a Catholic Society, which are afflicting Russia at the pre- me with Lenin surprise concerning Red rity if any workable scheme of Home bility of the marriage bond? the supreme sacrifice. She is sur- powerful Austrian army, which caus- ian, Scotland, 78 years ago, and arstoppage of ex- ror, about the lack While the sent time. of the Rule should ever be put into operavived by her husband and six sons. ed the end of the Austra-Hungarian rived in Victoria in 1833. After serRussia is injurious to the the Press, about the lack of freed. ports from freedo For All Kinds of the Latest Foot- tion of the Government.-English Empire. world outside, the stoppage of imports assembly, about. our persecution vice in the Union Bank and Joint Review of Reviews. NEW SOUTH WALES. economy sheviks aid Menshevik workers. of to the interior (Signed) ANTONIO GROSSARDI. Stock Bank of Victoria, he became wear, at the Lowest Prices. disastrous is Nations to Mandate The Royal Italian Consul. of Rates, problem Repairs at Current herself. The of Russia manager of the Bank of Adelaide in plied that the real culprits of the t "SHAMROCK" The members of the Manly Union food exceeds all others in immediate im- are the Imperialists of England Melbourne, 29th July, 1920. Patronise 1889. an' (St. Patrick's College) entertained portance. We are appalled by the TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, of the conditions of virtual famine under 'allies,' who have been and are course in the It transpired the Coadjutor -Bishop of Auckland, VICTORIA. TASMANIA. ducting White terror in Finland WELLINGTON -STREET, PERTH. Mesoon discussion population-the which the whole urban the Right Rev. Dr. J. Liston, an ex. Parliamentary Hungary, in India and Ireland, 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PEKTH. M. SHERIDAN, Proprietress. potamia in the House of Commons manual and the intellectual workers have been and are eupportingJ Student of the college, at luncheon The City of Melbourne's charitable It is understood that Mr. L. A. that the public have been under a alike-Aire living. at Clifton Gardens, Sydney, recent- grant for the ensuing year amounts Lyons, nitch Koltobak, Denikin, Pilsu will be re-elected M.H.A.. source the to misapprehension as ly, when about fifty Australian to £1,575, of which £270 is allocated leader of the Tasmanian ParliamenMARVELLOUS ORGANISATION IN andWrangel. Our Red terror is from which mandates for administraprievaistve the 'distinguished pre- to the Melbourne Hospital, and £200 tary Labour Party at the pre -sesfence of the working class against OF BLOCKADE. SPITE of constitution The Benevogiven. are tion late -i enthusiastic welcome. The to the Melbourne Ladies' exploiters; it is the suppression o sional meeting. Mr. Ogden took president of the Union, the Right lent Society. Catholic institutions over the leadership when Mr. Lyons the League of Nations provides that "A particularly serious effect of fhe resistance of the exploiters with the mandate is' to be entrusted to . blockade policy has been the cutting the social revolutionists, the Rev. Mgr. M`Guire, V.G. (Lismore), receive the following sums:-St. Vin- resigned to contest a Federal seat, by exercised and of advanced nations off of soap and of medical supplies. viks, and an insignificant num who occupied the chair, presented cent's Hospital, £25; Little Sisters in which contest he was unsuccessful. them on behalf of the League, and Epidemics of typhus fever and of re- Menshevik workers align the Dr. Liston, on behalf of the Union. of Poor, £25; St. Vincent de Paul's Mr. Ogden is, it is stated, not with a magnificent pectoral cross and Girls' Orphanage, St. Vincent de anxious to continue as leader. the public assumed that when Great current fever have swept over the whole The freedom of the Press and a for mandate country. It is true that a great and in a bourgeois democracy is tan Britain accepted the solid gold chain, together with an Paul's Boys' Orphanage, and MagdaMesopotamia it was in virtue of this efficient sanitary organisation has been to the freedom of the well-to-do to address. The gathering was a re- len Asylum, £10 each. NEW ZEALAND. provision of the covenant to which created by the Commissariat of public against the working people. It presentative one, as a number of Mr. Lloyd George attached his sig- health. The movement on railway lines freedom of bribing and buying up priests came specially from the other His Lordship the Right Rev. Dr. Nurse Garven, an Irish singer, nature. But it appears that in the is controlled by regulation and the_pro- papers by the capitalist. I hay States in order to do honour to the McCarthy, of Ballarat, now in Ire gave two very successful concerts in The World Cry ! language of diplomacy the meaning vision of numerous observation, diag- often explained this in the Press t new Bishop. The occasion was also land. assisted the Right Rev. Dr. Wellington recently. The press nrof mandate is annexation, and the nosis, and disinfection stations. Every was not very entertaining to me availed of to officially welcome home O'Dea, of Galway, in the ceremonies tices were very flattering. "Increased Production." Allies considered that annexation in train in Siberia and European Russia peat myself." the Right Rev. Mgr. T. King, O.B.E., connected with the annual Eucharto be provided with a special coach the name of the League of Nations has after many years of active service ist Procession held yearly at that The silver jubilee of the ordination the 1184, of ,auspicious or actual cases Australia has the resources. With as senior chaplain of the Australian town. would be too patent a mockery of for to the priesthood of the Very Rev. so, ac- of illness. Large numbers of hospitals League; the ALLIES' GENTLE METHODS of objects the Expeditionary Forces. Dean Van Dyk, the parish priest of been created both in Siberia and cording to Mr. Lloyd George, they have financial aid, site can develop them. AUSTRIA. The Rev. Father W. Flannery, of Dargaville, and Superior of the Mill A great sanitary propaganda gave themselves mandates without Russia. The Very Rev. Father P. Piquet, Mansfield (Vic.), in a letter to a Hill Fathers, was celebrated in Dar. been carried out through Soviets The delegates of the English L the intervention of the League. has S.M., has returned to St. Patrick's friend in Melbourne, refers to the gaville on July 25 with becoming and towns and unions in both trade unUnder the circumstances we can Parish, Churchill, after his recent illfailure of the campaign to solemnity and much rejoicing. His and these epidemics are now Party sent to Hungary, at the in derstand what sort of protection villages, ness. In accordance with the new rejudice the American people Lordship the Bishop and many of controlled. In addition, compulsory tion of Admiral Horthy's Gove "peoples not yet able to stand by vaccination has been carried out over have issued a report confirming One the clergy from all parts of the dioCanon Law, Father Piquet relinArchbishop Mannix. anst rial themselves" are to receive from the the whole area of Siberia and European iatenee of a "White Terror.' quishes his position as Superior and of the "loyalist" agitators was stay- cese were present on the occasion mandatories. It is a case of the Russia for the first time. But despite signatories include Col. Welgwood,. parish priest of St. Patrick's parish, ing at the Hotel St. Francis. When to join with the people of the Kai and expedite development. Vast expendi- this organisation, the fact that the Stuart Bunning, and Mr. Jewett. wolf and the lamb. although he still remains a member it became known that he had been pare in honouring their zealous pasture is undertaken with a view of blockade has cut off soap and diein- delegation, whose conclusions of the staff. His successor is the engaged in the "disloyal" agitation tor. producBy doing so, increase you who are feetants has been responsible for the variance with English official people unhappy snaking the Rev. Father Loureht, S.M. the people at the hotel made things that no less than "protected" repay it with interest. toes of thousands of lives by infectious ments, reports so hot that he was forced to leave. The Hon. P. J. Nerheny, who has tion and encourage manufacturers. persons are still imprisoned or in on and disease." is going all this whilst And The "great loyal demonstration" just been appointed a member of In one plat. 350 pr trial. without set aside the League of Nations is wc organised by. Orangemen and profesThose worthy persons engaged in the Legislative Council of the Do era were...kept in a building into Output is unmolested and an era of by the Powers, statesmen who know sional sectarian -agitators, which took imperialistic and capitalistic propa- minion of New Zealand, was born in A CANDID STATEMENT. All the newer trade undo for 50. if it as the League of facts talk the place at Lismore, ostensibly to mani- ganda, says the Advocate, are ex- Fairvalley, Roscommon, Ireland. At and the older ones gr prosperity and contentment is more were a vital factor in the GovernLenin, in a rather frank 'letter ad- suppressed while the right to tank fest a loyalty which must have been ercising their wits to obtain a new the age of 12 he went to Manchester, ment of the world. instead of the dressed to British workers and brought restricted, of a doubtful kind to necessitate so solution of a very old problem-how where for 18 years he was engaged speedily entered upon. There are most ela been abolished. Lloyd Mr. to which mere shadow to England by Mr. Ben Turner, the much emphasis, but really with the to make Archbishops pliant and in the building trade, and rose to the of censorship and espio George and others have reduced it. chairman of the Labour delegation, ate systems ie intention of setting men at each complacent abettors of the acts of position of foreman in the firm of Peace Bonds are magnificent investments, with opinion. Details are also the In Labour Leaders. scorns British secular Jones and Evans. The latter came other's throats, was (says the Syd- those entrusted with the upon of the murders, kidnappings, tort the Commonwealth behind them for securitycourse of this letter Lenin says:- and violations of persona suspect ney Freeman's Journal Lismore cor- Government. Henry II. and John to Auckland 32 years ago, accom"Shaw and Guest, members of your Socialist tendencies. respondent) a sad and bitter disap- tried their hands at this business, panied by Mr. Nerheny, and is now The Report and they yield 6 per cent. surprised were ob"viously delegation, pointment, because men have been without much success. and in our manager of the Victoria Insurance eludes by recalling that this Go and hurt by my statement that Eng- went was set up by the British just as friendly to each other all time, Mr. William Morris Hughes. Company, Auckland. Imbibing Lib! PERTH. STREET, 694 HAY land, notwithstanding our peace pro- missioner, acting for the Allies, the week as they usually are, except How different things might have eral principles from his youth, Mr. Large Stock of Fancy Goods, posals, notwithstanding the declara- that it has broken the condition and interview your banker or broker. He can that some of them have been known been had an Archbishop lent a pliant Nerheny became an ardent exponToys, etc. Pipes, Tobaccos, and all tions of her Government, continues her which it was recognised. --to blush for those pretending to ''re- ear to the Australian Czarino's re- ent of Liberalism, both in Manchesgive you any information you require. Smokers' Requisites, Leather Goods, intervention, is carrying on a war present" various churches at Mon- quest for help to force conscription ter and in Auckland, occupying for against us, helping `Wrangel in the etc., etc. How 20 years the position of president of day's gathering. To anyone with half on the Australian people! White Guards in Poland Of him the to Sole Agent: "Fashions for All" Crimea and the too, not the Liberal Federation. an eye it was patent that politics much more comfortable, Send All Orders for Printing COOK, JOSEPH -and they caked me whether II have and not religion was the "raison have an Archbishop ridiculing one's late Mr. Seddon once said; "It was Paper Patterns. can proofs to this effect, whether and Bookbinding to Treasurer. <Fere" of the whirlwind of language Quixotic tilts at Bolsheviks and pro- right that they should pay a tribute Dolls Repaired. state how many trains with munitions that whistled round the Federal fiteers, and exposing to the public to one gifted beyond his fellows, and BRYAN'S W.A. RECORD PRE wore delivered by England to Poland, THE CATHOLIC DEPOT. gaze a Welsh pawnshop of unredeem- whose sole aim was for the better Hall.

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tance of thick-skinned to the prove ultimately impervious finer weapon, the present movement the Our own complaint against have tragedy. may well end in Jesuits are everywhere-even Government is not thatthethey effigy of who occuE.P. In this highly complex struggle, obvious the waxworks. The wax to Nlanv of the public mennewspapers eyes their extraCHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, to shown opened has shortly is Valera De Eamon Fr. Bernard Vaughan the old lady py the generous space of He consequences of recent events, and WARE, Etc. ordinary powers of leadership. Bolshevik the adorn the salons ofwho was forced and magazines are commonplace that of restraint have recognised be GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET in comparison with Eamon has imposed a program (Madame Tussaudl, race and carried Government must henceforth warm heads persons SETS, and FRUIT SETS. President of the Irish Re- upon a passionate most importo take casts of the stilland friends, De Valera, despite of all the pro- reckoned as one of oftheEurope, the preju in out patrons timidities, it estaberstwhile -Editorial of in Italy WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. lived public.or politics confine him to fu- vocations which an almost omnipo- tant Governments tanks. The truth is thatfind as any of as a young girl she when firmly as that dices, IF I FORGET THEE. least at their people for lished Fr. the devise Paris. and elsewhere TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. through the Revolution in gitive paragraphs of a brevity elo- tent Empire could with the Central European Governments, most of the promises made to them deis not the only priest there, quent of suspicion and misgiving. undoing. He has been living spectator but that they have persistently that In a long valley of the hemlock during the war have been belied. N'aughan Liszt already has his It is too bad that circumstances us, who are watching-a year, Abbe the pretending for by for ranges public easier the purmade ceived only nations-for a winding Life has not been with Rusof corner, but he is probably the should seem to enforce silence on among athedifficult Ere yet they open to the and delicate mis- they would not negotiate The necessaries, insteadand them. suing Jesuit to beso immortalised. in fact, taking the subject of a great contemporary. water, more, per- sion with a tactfulness which must sia while theyin were, home- costing less, cost vastly romance, and to genius, elms have of often contradiction flat conNot street will a Beyond the likelihood is that prices be maddening to his opponents. He negotiations, Lieutenant Michael O'Leary, V.C., and consecration to a nohave steads, the professions of uncompromising tinue to go up. Governments Thty the hero of Guinchy, has retired sonality to supply so has attained his ends quietly under and Law contributed cause Bonar Mr. I remember ble which hostility eager expenditure. a gratunot reduced their the eyes of many who wereexploit the Prime Minister repeatedly made much matter for popular admiration which cost from the British Army with It is an bending are hatching projects The inCommons. of a kind peculiarly in harmony with to take ofoffence. and the ity. The clover billows and the a statesman and a great in the House ofthe vast amounts of money, worthy ideals. statement that national our artifices, barleysistence upon to political owing removed has affairs. of electors, upland man the Corporation Derry be confined to the Rusto was is a man with a STOCK. trade Valera with De man The sugar -bush beyond Eamon the city to again unable to exercise any control. the turns are from One CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN was obviously insimple dislike Lord French's name pastureHe was born in this sian Co-operatives eyes. Lord French was quiet and naturalandmanner, wav- Under the circumstances the this may have curious Read- tended to mislead public opinion. The snowy birches blown and as the cause of all the roll of freemen. father. of and unassuming; Spanish Pilate of a militarism, of "Pontius country the as of The described Lloyd -George's latest explanaing something to do with the failurerecmischief, has grown everywhere. ers of Spanish literature will recall Mr. Note the Address Brit- Ireland." In the west wind! of the real significance of M. American managing edtors to Irish republicans kidnapped aWhen name of Juan Valera, a famous tions Krassin's visit are equally insincere. as an object the Lucas. future possibilities his The ognise exprescritic. General-General and ish familiar locusts a novelist 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A'29:38. openly that towering "I am quoting ex proclaiming of an Instead asked possesses He interest. mothjokingly his by Hedged with old dwelling. is popular up of was brought an Irishman the conhe sion and one the truth of which splendour leader stood the thrasonical the he ac- his Government has come to must of where man, an Englishman, if the say none Ireland I in service when family er's windows, admitted be starry universally The hosts of Clare hieved a slight brogue and an Irish clusion that the Bolshevikswith RusOh, sweet, through night, -loving of Garibaldi. could find the missing "IGeneral, wish to that the English are a liberty in_the June It recognised and that trade worship him as once they worship- manner otherwise unaccented. significant reply was: flowers tries to keep the people." RECHABITR I kidnapped But he has not would appear that the strong racial sia must be revived, he The honey scent of locust had Connell. 0' they ped a at RAILWAY Gavegan Heaven Justice spoke Thus That up the pretence that he has pursued Floated, falling! to army." resemblance faintest and belly the mother the outwardly Irish of of Theatre, whole Lexington characteristics the in Cons, along. all meeting policy of a persistent hope much O'Connell's tribune. in not afford mighty neutralised were does that father one spirit 4. its Spanish April with on negotiathe in Manhatten, stage each cry raised Fouisquare, unpainted, majesty of presence; his theatrical the distinguished son, as the ripples quently, II ready response to the a deliber"They love liberty so dearly," he vast chimney of conscription eyes: his eloquent from two centres of commotion meet tions has been marked by "that they have taken it cloak; hs flashing the house its by Lord Birkenhead, MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. misrepresentation of the previous Irish from ruling continued, the Cheering the whole, inspiration; his thundering voice, as in a resultant of calm and unruffled ate the prevent to neighbours, their from away decisions, and a refusal to state the low walls lifted. traare right oppoAthenian an in This a protagonist a lake. of of libbosom themselves! the value on surface suitable for Visitors to Perth. They and policy verandah new the most which The Scotch and Welsh. They upon reasons Moderate reverberating 'Tile garden -viewing long and races, Best attention descendant of two romantic so highly that they have stolen gedy, rolling site the Perth Railway Station. of negotiating with the Bolsheviks is Gave on the sunset: of Dionysus theatre interest the Prices. through special The people of New Ross, County erty no finds had. ever instance, for Ireland conare we all the people For ourselves, based. Archbishop of specpresented tiers has uppermost He to the even Wexford, farliterature. poetry and the shutTheir yearifing for liberty was so vinced that negotiation with Russia ad- in And sunsetward, from out Kelly, of Sydney, with a handsome to withhold tators; none of these traditional read verse, but he has never written is not only desirable but urgently is a Wex- reaching that they tried tered windows, idol are owned by it. When he was in Dartmoor sew- necessary in the interests of any morning. gold chalice. Dr. Kelly American colonies. Their juncts of an Irish the it from spare, (The many-paned and tall and is He man. punishValera. ford bags the brain -deadening passion for liberty is so great that De sloping shoulders. stable settlement of Europe, and we gloried windows) IIis tall. ing for a was relieved by the memory believe that the Government takes of they have robbed it from the teem- with no ment Eyes looked, ears listened Herr Fehrenbach, a member Dr. and of Africa. ness is not impressive. Here issturVirgule's line promising fu- the same view. Why then, cannot India of the of 603 Wellington-st., Perth. (Opposite Railway goods Yard). millions ing succeeded footstep who Party, Centre head or Promethean solace from the memory of that the public.be told openly what the order forever to ensure this leonaire THE PREMIER LIME AND STONE MERCHANTS OF WA. That turned not home- the The ture in the presidency of the Chief and in right gesture. limb and is his of Spahn diness is? mathematics themfor. State. But Government the liberty of anguish. of ward. sacred' Absolutely the Highest Percentage of Lime in the of the future will have principal passion in the intellectual real policy Committee of the Reichstag, and beelsewhere. we have been candour, of on selves alone they have extended sculptors Instead Write for Prices and Particulars before purchasingTRADE. -Sarah N. Cleghorn. came President of the Reichstag their trouble with him, even as liv- field. He has spent more than two treated first to the ridiculous prevarithe No of seas the the all in over BRIGGS control the The only is their competition. We defy the death of Count Ballestrem,head of earth. The English love of liberty - ing sculptors are having it with Lin- years in English prisons for his pa- cation about the Co-operative Socieconnection with others trading under a similar name. Lime for near Baltimore, new German Chancellor andwhich coln. has taught ties, which the Government knew appeexperience and insatiable and rate. At Hagerstown, has triotism, low at is very is a ravenous Manure been started the Coalition Government Although five minutes in the comthat solitary confinement is tol- quite well to be under Bolshevik U.S.A., a crusade tite." swearing, and made up of democrats and members pany of the Irish leader are enough him * * * with the aid of mathematical control, and subsequently to most against cursing and heavily fined in of the Centre and the German Peoto place him beyond all doubt as an erable Lavagna, at offenders have been recently problems. death explicit assurances that M. Krassin The Government is a It Parties. is forced still when one ple's Irishman, is Previati, opposition to England is Courts. very the His not be allowed to discuss any So. near Genoa, of Gaetano God, by permission of the Majority to give reasons it must be confessed mathematical in its processes. He would This New art. other than those relating Catholic the to loss in a great party the strongest of those has offered his life for Ireland be- questions and that his status would cialists. is striking absence there a rather by or inspired rioting, was who Derry trade, to SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. a benevo- great painter, During the SUBIACO. exercising are who House. features which are and lineaments the Dublin, commercial Catholics, passStatham -hind the barricades of be merely that of a Orange pogrom, against threatening Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway lent neutrality. The Centre Party the finest religious sentiments, his fame, said to be characteristically Irsh. last of the rebel commanders to sur- agent. Mr. Lloyd -George now inCardinal Logue got a Catholic pri- constitute the strength of the Coali- ed away at the zenith ofconsidered Patients may Select their own Medical Advisen, His hair is a soft brown, not the render in the Easter rising. Hellas forms the House of Commons that of in his 63rd year. He is AVAILABLE. event the ROOMS in letter_ The great old obviously PRIVATE but MODERATE. tion, is not at if memory TERMS Milesian ebony; of the his life, he has rotted M. Krassin, who is the Minister mate justly claims that from question arising the the most complete and vigorous fig- fault, his eyes are of the same warm been tried for For 'Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. and from any contentious in English prisons, he has risked Transport in the Moscow Soviet, and day he came to Armagh, will be in peril. The ure of Italian art of this generation. Mother. Government Rev. the grayish blue of and not or colour its of been and Bishop art. a them important his from escaping one of the most are not so sym- He expressed inspiration in the day he was made His nose is large and death consci- Minority Socialists The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at Crucis, the Irish. is in London "acting in fugitive from vindictive English ordained a priest, he never Majority, and threat- His Madonna, and his Viadrawing, Kalgoorlie. prominent, but not acciptrine like ajustice; and if the time should come members, any pathetic as the the name and under the authority of The only feel- demonstrate this, and his ously said one word to offend trouble. make en to of John Redmond. nose the Irish will religion blood Government can his colour, in which a harmony of He is not expansive and demonstra- again, when a holocaustaofslumbering the Soviet Government.-English man, no matter what his he ing upon which thegeneral have,' I arc arouse to Reviews. of hope for predominate. required Review only be yellow "The desire and was. as everybody knows an Irish- patriotism to awake the democratic by safely rely is theparty warfare. The blue only the expression of his ardent tive, said, "is if I happen to be shot ABUSE. ought to be. There are, alas, conscience of the world. he will seek of Ire. the cessation of are YOUR EYES WERE MADE FOR USE--NOT His idea of art was that it man weary of politi- faith. an Orangeman in the North German people NEWCASTLE CLUB HOTEL, many Irishmen who furnish grounds the first place in the ranks of sacripolitician, a as conditions be not those to lung for a protracted must conform land, it will mechanism, and intricate strife cal of piece any from love prevalent belief that results for the best the poliFremantle. get To a South Terrace, Yet for all this white intenfice. because I have never been because can certainly period of peace in which they can only completely realised inofmusic: for Ireland can be equated in terms sity of ardor he is cold and passion. reasonable care must be given it. The Eyes fon-n.1 etc.), tician, and if they shoot me calmly carry on the work of recon- the reciprocal saturations stand a good deal, but when Nature warns (by headaches, how- and substance of subject and expres- of hatred for every -thing that is Eng- less in his pursuit of Irish liberty. Newly Renovated and Up -to-Date. I am the Primate of Ireland, you struction. is not likely, It promptly. act to is time it not to lish. De Valera belongs He harbours no hatred against EngCusNorth-West will be going in for my beatifica- ever. that they will obtain it under sion. -R I P. and Goldfields He has no time or energy, land. them. He is not vexed by apathy, tomers specially catered for. South tion." the auspices of a ministry so dividmuch less disposition, for hatred. and opposition. Be is an idealist Beach trams stop at door. and so powerless to SORE. RUNNING opposition injustice and bitter Cardiff. ed in sentiment The TERRIBLE jusand beauty the with of glowing attacks Speaking at St. Paul's, of the H. RYAN (late secdefend itself against AlitrilliWgricnp, Manager which he encounters stimulate pati- tice of his ideal, confident that men Proprietor: T. Wyndham). Wales, on the exhortation of the his its enemies. Queensland Lady's Bad Leg Cured ence and ingenuity, not resentment. will come to see on the long run retary Celtic Club, & All:113'S uck->za first Pope to the Catholics in One Week. said Zam-Buk temper and By Valera has the De Partin Father in the his dreams, of modest, long vision the be Amiens, to of day The Cathedral oba of a thinker and those magnanimity of none meantime infinitely patient with he was glad to see threatened, but happily not injured Cleansing, Anti -septic, Purifying, scholar, and differs in this respect their reluctances, and knowing no was filled jectionable dresses worn in his rare combination from Parnell, with whom his retic- irritation or weariness in the practiin by the German artillery, of priests and lay- Germicidal-this church, which were in evidence multitude a with Zam-Buk's for accounts properties Family Grocer and Provision ent habits suggest comparison. Par- cal business of enlightening and winthe streets of Cardiff. He warned men at. the consecration of Mgr. de of Merchant. success over injuries and nell's view of English good faith ning them. any woman who might forget her la Villerabel, who has recently been wonderful BecJ. Mrs. skin. the of cynical Insurance Company, Limited. diseases was and scornful: De Val approaching by His gentleness is his most striking 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. and future sucreverence for God Aspley, era's is honestly incredulous as of an trait, at- appointed coadjutor Gympie-road, of PERTH. (Near Nicholson -Road, a quality not conspicuous in the Communion rails improperlyover. of the Archbishop of Tours. kett, cessor SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, says: Queensland, defect, organic congenial but not passed be would be happen to she interunless they great men that peculiar Families of tired The ceremony was Goods carefully packed. "Some time ago I had a very bad blameworthy. He seems to be able saints. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, 'De Valera would waited ceders been the Eamon having Country Bishop new the daily. est, on on forming "Plain English" is the title of a ward and pupil of the present Bis- leg through a pimple out into a to achieve his ends with less des- doubtless smile humorously over be- attended to. and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST potism than Parnell, who is said mentioned with the saints. Still, new English paper, which incorpor- hop of Amiens, Mgr. de la Villerabel, the shin and breaking P. J. SULLIVAN, Manager... CURRENT RATES It was ter- to have ruled the Irish National ing sore. been the mother has acted as a sec- terrible running and Dark Rosaleen ates the famous weekly "The Acayears many for who and broke out irritable, ribly party with a rod of iron. Parnell recaught he may have of and demy," which ceased publication beorphaned saints, his father towards inflamed. The in- was taciturn, grim, dictatorial. The The The "Universe," in ond their ways. Seldom if ever fore the war. lative. He completed his miss;...n became greatly EN spread up the leg, and I power winch the Irish people repos- some of ideals and spiritual realities. offering its welcome to the new towards one whom he considers as a flammation it wa, going to develop ed in him he wielded ruthlessly and human adventure and philosophy, modems paper, says: "Lord Alfred Douglas' son lay acting as consecrating was afraid -poison, of blood case serious most a into its of savagely in fighting the foe and in aspiration and ancient dreams, mingeditorship covered some Bishop, assisted by two contemI would use Zam- maintaining discipline among his led in such close and loving conspirbrilliant years, and will assuredly poraries of the new Bishop who were when I thought ENGLAND:S and I gained great own. Yek Par nell's task as a dis- acy as in the movement which Ea give distinction to Plain English, its his friends at the French Seminary Buk. I did so, first of application the after ciplinarian appears to have been mon De Valera champions so valisuccessor. Moreover, the latter, in Rome: Mgr. Durand, Auxiliary relief BEST After one week's treat- almost child's work compared with antly and wisely and of which he is though a general and secular paper, Bishop of Marseilles, and Mgr. de Zarn-Buk. inflammation and matter De Valera's. Parnell was captain Gap, ment the will do high service to all those re- Llobet, the war Bishop of and drawn out, and of a picked company in an action the living symbol and oriflaintne. ligious and moral interests for which whose magnificent service as army had all subsided healed. completelyhad wound Acathe The did as where moves and strategy all the stands, the Catholicism by chaplain was recognised "Since this event we have adopted could be studied in precedents. De With the advent of the Autumn and demy under Lord Alfred before it. French Government. Zam-Buk in our home for all kinds Valera rules a nation in an unpre* * Winter Seasons, we are now showing We wish Plain English the great sucit necesthink we and injuries, ad of deserve, cedented situation and undoubtedly in circumthe Seasonable Woollen Suitings for cess it will Strange, indeed, are the ways of in every home, speaking from stances deliberately arranged by an J. J. RYAN, Proprietor. Ladies' Wear. inultos annos." the Almighty. Hal Reid, the au- sary of it." experience own our angry Empire to provoke violations from came its for This Hotel is noted thor of "The Confession," ZAM-BUK IS UNEXCELLED in of his discipline. Our Cutter is fresh from the Realms The Rev. Mr. Tudor, chaplain to a family of Protestants for four genDrinks. of Purity burns, his work. scalds, .1 Fashion, and Expert in Has the world ever witnessed an the Episcopalian Sisters at Dundee, erations. Mr. Reid had written over cases of cuts, bruises, Cleanliness and Civility. abrasions, international combat legs, ulcers, %:PW Ideas, combined. with Cutting and exactly like has become a Catholic, having been ninety plays for the American stage, sores, badblisters, Excellencies of all Purities The sores, the perchildren's produce that ss'orkmanship pimples, Fort this? "If this troublesome ghost received into the Church at Hearts," "Human among them Embodied in ringworm, barber's rash, of a Republic would only manifest ,ectly balanced outline result in GarAugustys Abbey. Mr. Tudor serv- which is still playing alter twenty abscesses, sores, festering BEST. Wearer. the boils, STOUT. troubles, grace IMPERIAL in scalp UNION that ssents AMER/CAS minister itself tangibly!" Episcopalian is the plaintive wail ed as an seven years of exhibition to the pubinsect stings, eczema, of a proud and mighty Government. England and the North-west of Scot- lic. The author, even to the pre- piles, sprains, The Supper Dish. chapped "If it would only come out into the land before coming to Dundee. He sent hour, is unable to state just poisoned wounds, stiffness, and injured and chilblains, hands, University. open and meet us in debate at is a graduate of Durham him to write "The prompted what genthe skin of Westminster, where we could stranand we understand that it is his in- Confession," which is said to be one diseased conditions From all Chemists and gle it with adroit politics and Punic You will see the finest selection tention to enter the teaching proof the most loyal defences of the erally. at 1/6 and 3/6 per pot, or di- promises! If it would only come of high-grade Machines in Australia. fession. trade sanctity of the inviolability of the Stores (A'sia), Ltd., out into the open in Dublin or Cork Their expert knowledge of the As it rect from C. E. 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He has Peter, I give the keys of the KingIt remains shadowy and unsubstan- Mrs. QUEALY, Proprietress. Astronomical Observatory. Corn Crushers. tial. We hack at it, and our sword been associated in scientific work dom of Heaven." speaking in a parIkulismosimitsmsmomi FREMANTLE. -ST HOWARD Fatheri directors, late the perces through it as through thin there with J. A. THOMSON CO., LTD., This same Peter was the, The only Firm who Specialise in able. air, and it floats off unharmed, to Stephen, Perry, and Walter Bid- first Pope. This made the author Sole Agents for the Beale Australian Grain and Salt Crushing. return again and disturb our slumgreaves, 6.J., ane was noted in as- realise that the Church was indeed Pianos. bers and to give a bad name to our tronomical circles for his exceptional the mother of all, and one directly PERTH and FREMANTLE. skill in depicting sunspots. Brother authorised by the Saviour. Was there ever such a Realis- For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas - house!" William was cne of four gifted bro- ing that he had been going astray Fitting & Galvanised Iron Work, comedy on so grand a scale! Never MOANA CAFE, KALGOORLIE . have diplomacy, statecraft and arthers, all of whom joined the Society all the years of his life, he called MARK DUNN. HAY -STREET, PERTH. of Jesus in England as lay -brothers, upon Rev. John Hughes, C.S.P., Su. mies been placed in so helpless and P. FRAWLEY, Proprietor. of age) years Perth. (over SO -street, one of there ridiculous a position. 332 334 Wellington The Irish perior of the Paulist Fathers of the Travellers. For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. still surviving. Licensed Plumber and Drainer. have torn a leaf from the worldly Good Accommodations for United States, and under his father. Supply, Water Metropolitan the To philosophy Lord of Shaftesbury taken and he was ly care and teaching, "Pussyfoot" Johnson, the prohi- into the Church. Sewerage, and Drainage Department applied it to some purpose. They Dairying Utensils, Baths, Bath bitionist, addressing the West have learned that ridicule is a more Heaters, Tattles, and Windmills Y.M.C.A. last month, said, "Do not exeffectual method of contending with Are we wise, asks an English A majority change, are we able to face a war Made and Repaired. worry about Ireland. a nation that calls itself civilised of the Sinn Feiners are total ab- with Mohammedanism, a war that than violence, tragedy and impasstainers. When these Irishmen get will soon become a war of religion? It is a subtle weasioned oratory. control of their own affairs, as they Our acquisition of Palestine has not Phone, A3945 pon to forge and employ. Lord will, they will drive liquor out of pleased France and Shaftesbury owns that it is a telling has deeply HARROLD & MURRAY. drove Patrick St. Ireland, just as weapon which, in the hands of poets, offended the Arabs. And MesopoMERCHANTS, PRODUCE out the snakes." artists. university professors, and tamia is already such a burden for VICTORIA PARK. scholars. has brought the Irish cause us that we ought to shrink from GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, Have on Sale Bran, Pollard, Chaff, farther forward than the politics and Only last month, says a Rome cor- adding to it. We are supporting in Telephone, 8 Armadale. asked Mesopotamia something like Romans Hay, Straw, Oats, Barley, Wheat, violence and oratory of the past. Proprietor. respondent, the one enthe if Maize. seriously and half Linseed, themselves This is no depreciation of the past. thousand troops with thrice apparel hundred ormous cost of wearing neceswere weapons heavy Those number of followers, and we that CASH. TERMS could be reduced by returning to the are paying yearly a sum of money custom of wearing the toga, that approaching fifty million pounds for graceful garment of ancient Rome. the administration, civil and miliRecently, thanks to a single expedi- tary, of a country with a populaent urged by the Press, they have tion of under three millions. That solved the question. "Do not buy!" population does not seem to 'welbecame the watchword, and the pro- come our presence. We have also Acts of Australasia.) fiteering shopkeepers must reduce to reckon with enemies on all sides, (Approved by the Hierarchy of the Church and Registered under the Friendly Societies' It is almost incred- enemies who give and will give us their prices. BENEVOLENCE. CATHOLICITY, NATIONALITY, RELIGION, are: Its Watchwords ible that goods were sold in Rome no peace. Our expenses in Meso(and eagerly bought up by many) potamia, even if the oil at Mosul Appeals t.) Catholics (males and females), demanding It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially at prices which involved profits of was sold to help to meet them, will be established in any Locality on receipt by the their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Branches will by two and three hundred per cent. mean a heavy debt for England, a TEN PERSONS. sanctioned by the PRIEST of requisition SIGNED of a SECRETARY DISTRICT The campaign has met with success debt growing greater as our combeing fully set out in the requisition members and ages of intending names the DISTRICT, the receiving are and the newspapers Funds. increase. Can we aflo:d the Commonwealth and New Zealand: 50,000 members and £300,383 in throughout BRANCHES 550 letters by the bushel from comma, mitments do We all this Eastern crusading? Financial help and Medical Assistance in cases of Sickness Guaranteed. cial houses promising big reductions not consider the question of rights; CONTRIBUTIONS. RATE MODE MEMBERS. 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II ilatSiBellIsq the action of the demonstrated bystreets. Carsonism Capped When the on guards on thea crowd began to asS.J., Vaughan, Father Bernard word spread have some a notable occasion, described the request of the We English as a people the High Church clergy as a sort of semble, but on the for plenty of space surcharacteristics, says And curious very NEW NORCIA guards to leaveaway Tussaud's in case of a "ecclesiastical Madame Catholic Times. the cars to get dispersed is that we exhibition." and took Liverpool The London "Star" Z crowd Joseph of the most curious the one prise, last proof a report leave principles heads its descriptive Conducted by the Sisters of St. to high such positions as would (By CEARBALL 0 BRIAIN.) the raiders are devoted asked to apply 41 street procession of High 2 up clear passage. And asthem wildly ! vided we are not Can any of us month's dignitaries title the (Cyril Bryan.) with Made Ladies Church ourselves. went off they cheered 2 that them tohow for the Education of Young Like Roman Catholics." The our youth and manhood forget Dublin Castle has announced for "Very fight "One on:to goes 41 Star SUPERIOR comprise: colours London 4ir.es..10 SISTER the to the the articles removed of one bayonets, rushed to under tyranFor Further Particulars apply "The unique spectacle of over with Lewis gun, 13 rifles and and sev- small nations groaning thousand of our thousand Anglican priests, ny? Nine hundred 500 rounds of ammunition, wit. procesreminds abroad, in It 41 marching graves twenty bishops, men lie in blood eral sets of equipment." Galv. losses" we sustain- nessing through their death to their through the streets of London seem to have me of the "trifling matAnd now sion car. The first shots marked the opening of the Anglohe ed in early days of 1914. As awith: for human liberty. for love 24, 1920. head, Irethe JUNE in into off poured to-day. got DUBLIN, Mr. Roberts being Congress raiders hit is the Catholic army the fact our of and ter of Iran journalistic mtkk was seen to fall forward, "The clergy, who came from all land, with all the implements The car gave 1 Lewis gun, Judging bya the the flame of parts of the world, were marshalled feature of the English driver in the legs. real war, to quench Why the other that is such 1 machine gun. is this? in Baldwin's Gardens, after robing the Australian a terriffic bound forward, blood! days, in along these bayonets, liberty in tore and press they 25 rifles ENAMEL worth reading the same, and they Quay, and EATE the British Commonin St. Alban's schools, and ammuni- Why should its daily papers will tobehand. Here are doing blood and spend its marched down Gray's Inn -road into Liberty Hall, Eden to speak of helmets, ammts wealth shed when they come English propaganda past Bridge at a terrific not The 50U rounds ofCastle freedom for Bel- Holborn, and thence by Brooke O'Connell etc. obtain N90 over to tion, of is treasure streets two samples and Po- street to St. Alban's Church, where PAINTED The people in thestill more nation alleged by Dublin which I am sure pace. and Czecho-Slovakia Work, however, sent There are quite a num- gium and many other 'High Mass' was celebrated 'for to Australia. alarmed by the shots were funny. Lithuania very and cars been land the not Australia in in have at once are there to alarmed when they saw machine-gunners bishops and priests only.' nations, and then 500 and, to add ber ofcould Willing as some people say just how longgun. small furiously along; the of all its own acts bad against IreGorgeous Copes. spectacle who believe anything to the racing last a machine the contradiction freedom in Irethey beheld incline would I all, oppress it to to Fein, rounds hood proceed Sinn Price the "Each priest wore a black cassock, land and to note that filth such as of one man hanging on tohand It is interesting Oh, but that is different, side, supland? and biretta. They surplice, which Yes; left belief that atrocious white the the from on Regiment, Englishman! car, even one them ordinary of of Lancashire the barred most be says abreast, ground! shipped four could the this been Argus Those other small marched their with his feet trailing onto the driver plied this post, has the above it is different. columns of the Melbourne by foreign- with open prayer books in screams back to England since Limerick, a few Shouts and nations were oppressed by us. hands. and the unfortunate "In the town .of oppressed effect, is polthe no the had Ireland came event. of re ers. clergy along the way recently Car"Behind days after the murder from man was whizzed in this An interesting case soldiers gorgeous copes and being And there was no SironEdward O'Connell liberty for bishops, wearing iceman, a priestheannounced two English 100 the crowded streets till his ban two in by put give stilted to car attended labson each would the and hard Here his mitres, crossed. the altar that for six months abroad. He and who wore dalto any man to Bridge was those who sent down the windows of small nations to the grant deacons of honour, days Indulgence policeman."-Plystopped for a moment till friends do not object living The bishops' procession fearing our. They inbroke as far matics. Westmoreland -street, shoot another races to thuBros., News, were crouching down inside, ABSOLUTELY THE ZEST Eden freedom priests of callwhen by Morning in, was him frontiers of was headed which the carrying their officer mouth Western another attack, pulled smoke of inCas- and at the trialthem a "character"- away from us as the from VALUE EVER OFFERED. Dublin at rifers, for here again freedom June 14, 1920. followed are. But who off it dashed got into such a posi- ed on to give That will cense ascended.and Behind he He said that they were Russia doors! "An unfortunate mother How beardid. our he at tle. attendants and home, waited he priests was as puzzling as how had two daughters, So troops are rushed other out-and-out bad characters; never do! Sinn Fein- tion is just grip all the both had ing the crucifix. redeeming features prevent the Irish no upon one night by 30 that she managed to retain his say that two they them, would be into Ireland to "The last bishop in the procession d army right the reports that and Official getting ers, who demanded from time. of Cyprus, whose about farm. but But, mind, it people -3Zthrown at the.car, for the securing was the Patriarch should give up a in certain rid of them! broke sombre, and the presence bombs weremarks the plate - self-determination are to be seen at well races nine vestments were ofmore they until bullet downtrodden She refused, and to not only her different shape. which was of the mitre clerks in mother his black and shop soldiers Jew's horrified a our Passers-by in of of the scene. window thousand by the the had a lively glass of the city that we are told hundred Crowd's Obeisant*. of plaster. and died. Irishmenin daughters were outraged Sunday in the Customs Housebullets spectacle as began centre It would be interesting to went to die free, Without the dangerous insecurity "It was an impressivepassed unless they live 30 scoundrels."-London may be Sawn and Nails experience when theand others who this! down young must not be corner two and slowly t any desired size; which these clergymen Ulster alums the of motorists to raids and shoots Times, June 20, 1920. what In north-east Quay know into Holborn, where are Moat Artistic that Dublin to fly, have participated in. the to be along Eden and Protestants. Then Grey's Inn -road The fact is, of course,ends to stem happened yet of people. splendid opportuni- are Tories succeeded in persuad- gentlemen Panelled LI/recto with CEILYTE. there was a huge crowd have not Castle is at its wits their They have hadfor them by the gen- they shall havearmsself-determination Brooke -street on and throwflat and is -road lie Inn to armies Grey's George and hair Lloyd ing their ties provided the tide. of giving and may have they will to prevent were also lined with spectators six appeals to Sinn heads. Dublin Castle has notified Priers on application toEnglish Government did obeisileg out pathetic full play. If may do what talk it over." the wounds are not erous deep. Many of the peoplethey Irish people, threefourths their "bad characters" other approFein "to comeandandGreenwood and the press that Sinn the as a of bishops themcase. the window to ruling either ance the it had been had broken in a raid of the population, from Lord French scurrying across to dangerous in in The head of the procession Carsonism is supreme and ached. at Feiner they at Fooling the Castle. in- selves. Macready are St. Alban's church arrived : Lord Street. days to pour out and Liberals day- they would have got the O.B.E. broad politics in London every few British ad defiance Edseek a continuous stream of to Sir and Barefaced of 10.40, gaol. afraid P actor?, Tilery and Showrooms are alike the filled their tales of woe andhead of wis- light and in the heart of the city, stead ofother Tories to have seemed 'a sentry in Galway clergy day fountain Castle The the the It ice ward Carson. C little such as this, must make it is not Carsons and church some time before eleven. two comrades, who, he alleged, Sir Horace Plunkett's Now, when first theNorfolks Both Heights) Top Floor, WA. Irish folk rub their eyes. And futility shotnot took was a remarkable congregation-not big title, "The week. reply to his challenge. and ESTATE (Subiaoo Beach. paper with the VIEW present. Dragoon Smiths and -Laws being last the here in Dublin that theexposed. did physical Camof of layman DARLING away only a idea passed members the Ocean were Statesman." Dominion Horne Rule, of Castle rule is rudely between the City and regiment, re- to defending in UlHall "At eleven the bishops arrived, the Guards, a crack cavalryAnother The Estate is midway from Perth Town right for St. George's Terrace, P It stood has case force and contingent rebellion to get Every day for the last fortnight to and the priests stood while they nearest direct route it passes not been able bridge-street is the cently sent over here.in showing the ster and the British Tories rushedand were where and it of only 6i miles), and of to papers have chronicled the holding. altar, the distance readers to 1 -acre (a walked and about patronage Ocean resulted the their the to blocks STOTT & HOARE, Prop and of shooting Estate, where enough advertisers in the help them with our governing class- burning eight immense candles. The months past. Sir up of officers and soldiers, through the Darling Viewcan be had for lovely state of affairs existing warned make it pay these palmed off on cash, we they note, states taking away of their rifles, ammunia game Bishop of Salisbury was the preachare which starting farewell a were LOT. in regiments helmets. steel Horace, es that FROM £40 PER by monthly payments exIf it was er. The boy who did the kept alive until tion, revolvers, and of to Ireland. balance he at which two could play.to arm and that it was only SUCCESS in Busin of some Yesterday it was at Ennis-seven Mr. Remit Again. Buy before the told the coroner that musTerms-10 per cent. deposit; now through the generosity right for Protestants months free of interest. day before, Limerick. shooting hoped opening eighteen The minute's the ever Catholics over one for before who them. had hour tending an never wrong from TRAININ "Half will be too late. scouting had was it you a ,how or comes unknown person, been drill that, has, had reprehe as polibefore All constructed, in Mounteagle The day trams are fully ketry instruction! with his rifle in to do so? But the leaders such of the service, Mr. Kensit,sent a teleagainst hope! Lord PERTH LTD., no for a Domin- party of fifteen went toout drill to for Churchmen, moved was cared Low DIIRACX taught senting & barracks in desperation, Bill in the House equipped and returned at CONNOR, DOHERTY Just a few tics and society to of that nearly a year's service.case, an unfor- argument. If the Catholics tried ap- gram to the bishop in the vestry ion Home Rule the essential part reached, We Coach indays ago. The days previous to thatputting his men do what the Protestants were be the church asking: of Lords only a few kept his head minus limit was The can you how was would equipment. explain has they you sergeant SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITIN "Will only man who been the fiend in however. when a R.I.C. man, who tunate musketry drill when he was plauded fur doing, troops. Carson to conscienes our reconcile it with your it had through BOOKKEEPING, Commercial seems to have not having shot down byarmed sent the Derry was poking his nose in where the Protestants, take part in High Mass whilst article of his uni- shot dead, the -cut-off' ENGLISH, Etc., ex.:. All human form, who Since ism, having heads last week. no business, was relieved to arm, in self- 31 declaring Masses to be blasphembeen closed by one recruit. blouse Catholics and the Orangemen off their skirt forced Business Subjects. efthe a remanned given deceits and landed has brought ous fables and dangerous form and brood marines kick, a last desperate the could Carson's man silly It is a last defence. cleavage in the to go home in! The -unnoticed in coast guard stations they, too, have Yet, Ireland mains part of your contract with the after its kind. fort to make the forth is to home case got last in have The common-sense -governed easily Our Special FULL RUSIN q to show got the jumps. state of nerves; if over great tracts is self of the sol- National Church?" North too deep for list, issued the dark, but he wanted presented typical of their "High Masses." COURSE guarantees to fully so knit. To-day's casualty be spite of all the efforts and STATION. to names up, is give The the they RAILWAY assailants gives his as inevitable. explanation He the It was ify in ONE YEARRIGHT OPPOSITE by Dublin Castle,29 wounded, but himself in his female attire. "Other 'High Masses' described under diery. of the population 'for the laity only' were celebrated one accepted, they should be put of 17 killed and that these figures a good laugh, and no were restraint; if the explanation is not vast majority trampled be GOSDEN, provided to MarK. Saints', knows All CHAS. consent everyone the same time at liars and would not However, the has heard that his assailants Kilhavi Smith and Bonar at accepted, then they arefishing DANIEL MULCAHY, St. Augustine's, are grossly out. Manner. boat on by Carson and George IMPORTANT.-We are Ireland too shocked to join in. A as humble garet -street, M for whole plan has miscarried. Proprietor. and other 'high' churches, alai' amazing raid potential murderers. Law, with Lloyd burn. most stalled, to be ready Recei Irish-Irethe Baltimore at shore disorders fire. course, the Of on recent Bisnop the the approaching the And being Range was Long a has not caught celebrants time servitor. the ong Fein (1920). long a restraint. Sinn for huge is required arms to be a for little Lonmode themselves in believed of how was most Dubshow Archdeacon the in of the landers held signs Derry right at -guard station, Yet Derry of Nassau, show that the car- raid on the King's Inn,ago. I have attack on the Coast was and already Canon Randolph, the Bishop Varatus alve and Crystal Receiver,S on to set all Ireland ablaze. end. It was lin here, a fortnight Englishmen don,Zanzibar. a proof to of it and a machine-gunriddled,turned the Bishop of Milwaunage is nearing the by Expert Instructors.Certifi and how should beconnivance so as to lead been too astounded to write conof was Carson's boat at The Stow. of it. Dublin our Archdeacon hoped to fan the blaze the that qualify for Operator's kee, and victory before. It surpasses the repose crew escaped was almost mirarebellion was the beginning to a glorious and immortal 12 Months. "'Requiem Masses for theCatholics Twelf- Castle mail hold-up in every way. the Mr. They spent some hours tingent ARTISTS' trouble. culous. present AND the English all of on the glorious and immortal Ireland's of of office souls SELLERS, be the the craft, be- of Twelfth will The King's Inn is and contains the glued to the bottom of therealised PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT must bear chief blame, life,' were also said at th of July. But the this Asquith to departed Deeds, slowly of comparison Edward in Sir marines Registry COLOURMEN. Terms on Application to: a poor old thingwhich the Orange- Law Library as well. For some until the cause he failed to layAnd his want St. Alban's." mistake! Schools. the celebration for it will be limitthought in the Carson by the heels. Prices for Convents and T. S. HALPIN, B.A., Prin Protestant it has been guard- their ghastly Special time Note: man, a in Retail. considerable and unexpected planned, Wholesale men had Raids and Arrests. "by law estabday, and of courage, not (Late 16th. Batt., A.I.F.) than a poli- Church of Engand ed by military night and .. more rapid never followwas were made ed, as of yore, to the North. the who offices certainly The press announces to such a gen- lished" has since the Income Tax the guard writ'Phone 2357. Was This Cabled? Easter, and arrests by Dublin Cas- tical pedant, hasforledlaw among the strides since "Article 31" was men" at raids ing down burned These, eral contempt to the strengthened. tle for the past four weeks. that ten. Crammer and his "gospel Oftentimes I have referred masses of our English peopleCourts had no use for the gorgeous copes, press dis- has been Telephone, No. A1011. Garage Telephone, A I should say, are only those raids "generosity" the English Audacity. black from day to we are in danger of our High Queen Elizabeth big of Unparalleled chronicled are matter which the as thoroughly which the virgin FOR plays in they becoming and ASK There when Henup. Justice in of irreverently, totalled space so then day, and DUG BOGUE. The King's Inn is situated country benches condemned type and double-column wives to is killed throw from are probably many more that we despised as are our mon- handed them over to their DAY rietta-street, a stone's an unfortunate policeman a few hear nothing of, just as the arrests of magistrates, respectable for the make into cloaks. It was a cold, CAR P333 FOR HIRE Another illuminating station, and onlystation. reaping arc Broadstone We in Ireland. was - NIGHT. did titles. which that The and ey "arrests the atmosphere a police include yesterday. stodgy not from do grey, yards Ireland happened in -7 hundred law example Carsonism by by -a of the crop sown Six Cylinder Studebaker not come off": crowded area, and in fact reap it created in the new church Assistant Inspector-General in England Amiens It is in a -street to -day; to -morrow we shall Raids (four weeks), 1,831. and Touring Parties is a blind alley. On com- and plunder established Henry and the is Wedding R.I.C. was driving from Henrietta Carsonism 252. conwhen England. in Castle, Specialty. Arrests (four weeks), by scrofulous and lustful of the raid the library street station to DublinHouse he was the daythe plete antithesis of all law. Ireland? his precious daughter Elizabeth. It Cream Cars for Weddings. usual number of readers just near the Customs P What can we do with at once. had no altar and no sacraments, and of shots. tained 14 Hyde-street, North and the amusing thing Society. Garage: students, Catholic and a country subjected to a fusillade Join cerethe of -Genet Get out what was no need for copes, Let the consequently banned, home. Motor Rank. 'Phone is that they did not know Both the Assistant Inspector protroops Mass G.P.O. A our were the Bring over. all was -chauffeur was it monial al and his policeman settle their own affairs. Of happening until in the porch, and Tyburn was drenched Don't send back Art Union Tic- Irish people massacre! Not al scribed, wounded, but not seriously. sentry was on dutyiron of "Massing pr;este." gates, which kets-please keep book sent you There will be aparties most sensational afG. F. H. COSTELLO, inside the big will come to with the blood of Protestant Engcourse. it was a in just two in The as stone in a all. gun means sold Lewis Articles broad daylight Every book come to The 39 commanded by a fair, happening Byers Road, Midland June Catholic docterms as they would have on the Christian Brothers' Appeal. against excuse for wereporch, gun protest some machine land's was a there and them let and had the it did, still reterms long ago if we Painter and House Renovat soldiers were on root- trine and Catholic practices the papers "spreading themselves" first floor! Other alone. The Irish troubles are mostly they have all Classes of Repairs, Alterati though All remainder were outmain the England. whilst in but duty, into over it. oced not in Ireland Tel. A4381. and pushed away and Renovations Satisfacto the mischief been broken room on the lawn. But as it happened an incident that side PalEngland from Executed. is Lambeth same It of the at Henof the lumber curred in London almost At 3.50 pan. the residents arises, because England will to not fillA Trial Solicited. occurred in Whilst "Article 31" remains an ace. moment as the above saw two motor cars being granted are -street liberty church I of rietta hear taste, Protestant E of, WANEROO-ROAD, the D gates, in matter the altars a to It is But Dublin. island close to our shores. me that ed with men drive up the OSBORNE PARK, a delusion, and the Protestant bissuppose, but it seems tocause for cooly reverse, and back-up to men Ireland would proclaim herselfbuta hop who stands before an altar and 'Phone, A1474. D. KEANE. Six or seven enough; London has legitimate Likely outside. G. E. DINES, Mass," though gates, Republic! niggardthe Daily to cordon Twice she celebrates a "Highpriests formed a Delivered long and for Milk that up Pure complaint -in regard same does chance no walked is only," there now English HILDRE PIANO and ORGAN TUNE simultane- to any part of the City, direct (ruin would cut herself adrift from the "for bishops and ly treatment these little affair. that his A across the road, whilst knowledge full the cars HAY -STREET. with its the Customers. so 965 to of pay Our Own Cows an papers accorded Commonwealth; it would not had ously the occupants "mass" is nothing more than But passed through the Supplying the Convents and ColLondon publican at Marylebone her to do so. Anyhow we cannot programme. wife and jumped out and theatrical the a his in item inside with leges. went physia disagreement govern Ireland. Carsonism,us. To- the procession. It is symptomatic later. gates. One party of them went dthe hotel. He returned cal force, has not profited Ireland of the wonderful change which has His buildings. Two SAVOY HOTEL, P the sentry, who we demanded to see his wife. day our Courts of Justice inwho have taken place in the spiritual life of him en- straight up towearing of Lu of stop to number a tried -litigants, sister-in-law was The Savoy is the Acme by Robert told deserted are are England. revolin a drew the Protestantism and Refinement. asked where tering, whereupon he recourse to courts of their own, and prophecy may come The bar war ribbons, and PERTH, diBenson's to 4s dead. Hugh £4 her turned day; TOBACCONIST, we shot he per can As and What 6d ver Tariff. 12s obey their decisions. get out, Library was. pass-"In fifty years England will week. maid now made a dashHisto wife sud- rect them a revolver was put up call for do. when the great majority of the to be Catholic." , Will be pleased if you would reserve have be nor us have may and he shot her dead.the scene, and against him, and he was marched neither money. will people Accommodation or letter. and your requirements and save 9. denly appeared on Then he made inside and relieved of his rifle wire our law nor have our Government? and helmet. Shaving 4d.; Haircutting But a soldier's he shot her dead. by bayonet, ammunition to any part of W.A. Pour in more troops? J. M. QUIGLEY, Limn Cardinal business telesent to the the of Orders Insult sweep were British smashed place clean the to a need- power is limited Another man and remittance No himself on Post. upstairs V.P. by revolver went turning the Outside its barracks phones, while others he stands. to ed. Cheapest in Perth. Logue shooting himself dead.before me de- to give the surprise of their lives on Pipes, or our army is powerless. We cannot Razors Set, Watches, The paper I have three-quarters, the soldiers both on and off duty BEDFORD TiOTE Repaired, with conquer Ireland-unless we perpearticles the other of any and and members The there votes a column massacre floor. universal a next trate to the lines, MURRAY-STREET. any guarantee. the enewhile allotted been And enough, not had with double-column scare Curiously who me give party to possible Thoroughly Renovated Throug the Dublin sensation. Let wdaahlolenot mies of Ireland made all for wi eavceannnoott da. of specific task at once commenced Splendid Accommodation world would capital out of two miserable anonyyou these latter: up the rifles, helmets, etc. gather try Visitors. in Dublin. What then is left? mous letters written during do Sinn Pictures. condemn us. S. BEECROFT, the Beat Police Chief Fired at It not they MODERATE. in Street. TARRIFF To get out of Ireland, recall our Fein Week in Rome,offered at the Forenoon Battle Butcher, party Sir Edward Carson mention the insult GEORGE AUBURN, Prop In the meantime, the second A Second Ashtovrn. Shot. SUBIACO. troops, and let understand to the soldiers on that we British Passport Office, Rome,by General 181 ROKEBY ROAD, his friends and had gone across to15 the the Assistant Inspector soldiers 16 or Meat Sold. have had more than enough of their Cardinal Primate of Ireland Also Wounded. the lawn. Here themselves PolicisChauffeurHail nearly Only Prime Fresh Killed his Emin. of Bullets. wickedness and folly. How many refusal of an official to let MOIR'S CHAMBERS. who were amusing 'Phone 1311. Bomb and they back to Ireis dis- fell through the earth, when nummillion pounds yearly are we wast- ence have his passport sensation London a MOTOR CAR PAINTIN at he came in person Now the has found themselves looking George unless it Lloyd Mr. vised And ing in Ireland? land lines! for it. This HARRY McCARTHY, They were told posed of in three that he will repress Ire- to the office to applyoccurred ber of revolvers. marched when to a wall, BRYANT & WATERS threatens 195 PIER -STREET. but one small caption,Tragedy. land if it takes five years and costs regrettable incident to hands-up and and Father Thurles, not continued to hands -up Ryan, COACH Pill will J. PERTH. he But they J. lives. Terrible London -ST., Mgr. a million where PRACTICAL of 80 to 90 STIRLING Cardinal, crowd says A the to Lowell over. to was ready secretary Ward, a million Englishmen till the raid get Established Over 20 Y What is it James Russel MERCHANTS. find Passport Office to also watched the proceedIrishthe COAL prevent to to and lives their went -witnesses sacrifice eye WOOD England? on! guns, Get a move vised and about "Hello, Central! just and ings and saw rifles, machine men from being free. Mr. George their own passports to. no "By helmets, Put me on to nine-0 three. Orders Promptly Attended She's all that's honourable, will not sacrifice his own life, nor that of his Eminence. boxes of ammunition, steeletc., .etc., jack -in-office! the Thank you, girlie! Who's that speakfair, A3938. are equipment, said Tel. We they web Carson. Edward means," -bags, died Sir kit will pervirtues come here ing? cars in a twinkAnd when theheir. all weary of Carsonism and of states- "Cardinal Logue must transferred to the then a clambered Alright, Night Dispensary. SCOTLAND'S BEST. made her "And do you expect The men manship that relies on tyranny and sonally." the Biglow ling. and CO., to do this?" of you, Druggo? D'ye get me? off amid That SMITH Church drove H. C. author cars of the the and Prince only aboard If force. MALT WHISKY. rejoined PURE sure, I'm Top, Old "Yes," obliged, When Much -day! to Ryan. onlookers! alive the Mgr. UNDERTAKERS, asked the cheers of Papers were Send it now, yes, send it quickly! under Contract flippantly, "and theif Pope the various raiders supplied As friend done PERTH. our was Moore, this -ST., a Shdoting. in Brother The Organiser, do likewise Good old Woods' Great Pepper. The Dublin and guarding 281 NEWCASTLE W.A. Hospitals and Gove holding -up the soldierswithdrew A1231. has great hopes that Art Union Tic- himself should was .. Also result Night) The Inspector after or Cure.'; mint (Day Department. situation." 'Phone Medical similar The attack on Assistant at 10.30 the various offices of Irethe L kets will be sold. Each book sold to move way Dining Cars and the Cardinal Primate Office to General Roberts was madeMr. Rob- warning the soldiers not throughout a stone in Christian Bro- that drove means Passport Clubs the to and Hotels morning. A4395. land minutes. Telephone a.m. yesterday this person. thers' Appeal. -street station for 10demobilised officer who was in State. i.resent himself before erts arrived at Amiens A has been HOLDWAY & CO., by a Sole Agent: specConsiderable indignation and jumped into a carcardriven building, a dumb -founded the Plumbers Rome and in with Irish Sewerage filled of the by Licensed LARKIN, opinion his MRS. expressed reporter a Col. constable. Another gave tator, Sacred the The of (Certificated). reckless as an escort. members the coolness, RE by MIE "For inciWorkers. COSTU detectives acted Beresford the Place, be- the stunt: downright audacity, I °matters and Sheet Metal lege, under whose itnotice and cars dished into has not been (Late of Kalgoorlie), as A Trial Solicited. House, and as it daring, to beat it. dent has come,Princes hind the Customs have never seen anything of the Church Pier-street, Perth. bridge40-44 for None Clients, railway the custom Please write to Advertisers former scene!" her the under notify passed Wishes to this ordeal. was like a cinema overhead railway It that she is to have to go through mention THE RECORD. been were masked or disguisthis is a loop -lineWestland and Ladies generally, Row sta- of the menway. has, I understand, comof time apology the at An From Business a YEATES, F which connects side of the Opening the any G. by ed in Liffey Eminence they his to until sent other motors Optician, ST., PERTH. tion on the the arrival of the only eight minutes station-several drove petent authorities. PERTH. 282 FITZGERALD with Amiens -street from away again behind the Satisfaction Guaranteed. which 37 BARRACK-STREET, The coolness with out men stepped out Town Hall). elapsed! 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Ireland Laughs The Galloper and the Deity Well, dear was a large crowd. news Aunt Bessy, I have not much a Carson, read will Edward lawyer, you old have The who Ireland, says the Dublin Leader, Hoping few Outside the now, I will close. To the Editor the THE RECORD. others, the much resembles his friend the Kaiser laughs contemptuously at the please have me for your niece.little or heard it from correspondents, in that he assumes the airs of a god. only your Sir,-Like benighted and the subsequent Guard" "Civilian the niece, Everywhere. of From Your would-be Plunderings great majority have no "Decency" and "Not Disloyal," re-I During his famous Ulster campaign no knowledge of the "Civilian MAY PEARCE. xxxx And Fun for Everybody. denizens of this locality of the British Em- Guard," and the lack of GovernJerger protest against the bigoted overthrow the for Father dear my either for welcome, And pire he declared that he considered Times. sympathy You are very anticipation of the Derry role of vic- marks of the Sundayshould let"Look here," said the wife, reading in future himself superior to all human law ment Dr. Mannix in thejack Mary. and I too hope your nice boot. Ire- no decent Catholics by having "riots," Denis Henry's "DisarmaI shall a newspaper. "I see from statistic or any- and order: "I despise the will of the. ment tims of the military themselves cat named ter will not be the last that a degrade and except of of the disloyal portion of the bab been third have "Laddie," very Y every nothing am that named I Children,-I know here My Dear given of have to read from you. paper that has people; I care nothing for the opin- population," land they and all the rest. The described thing to do with a during this "Tibby." They are the best We plain and born in the world is a Chinese." ''turbulent" Ireland enied my usual trip into town the past ion of the world, or for the Acts of British propaganda pleased to know that athesuccess. people might get Austra- gone out of its way "The n thatunjustly I "West and I wish friends, and often play together. husband. the the said by "Yes?" A was eek. It is rain, rain, for ball them. so among- fancy dress to belittle England bowed some of their case by fowls, its weeks few believed of Legislature." first.' the our relished think number is I a this ever have that Spain, themselves. Lord also the No baby in down and adored the old Dublin strangers who don't know Ireland. enjoyed thank made would go to party been and lian." has your mistake "Biddy" hope slight * mapets, * the had two do st which are and when you the bottle as daily dose the colour of the Sunday Times; to ost people in the city have hi m But the people of Ireland know the d giv milk frompeople is a red fowl, and Write often to me, bad have who I "Biddy" letter. the it. of long "character" "Dick." a here want nice was He they a than of it should ore is a ttig again write jority Cabinetof MinisterDM express its true sentiment hai himrab Government games, and the Govs wa amif a good lays an egg every day. "Dick"years write Australian" cables. parish much trouble on And if people made ad many nice letters lately, and See ernment know that the Irish people Make the postman carry news to en the meetin if' of the "West is nowhere in be orange coloured.should be a big returning to red rooster. I am thirteen and another. The rector, in me old friends arevery The poor old Bible Justice and one penny'halfpenny's worth ofBESSY. supermani pays,fis wisely there th act sisters that our know them. At this juncture in aftwo to and have much thoughtful and old, and it. AUNT quiet pleased to I am him e. goes Your loving not only in the sale of this is not strange that Carson's lieuten- fairs a bit of a sectarian flare-up in "I wa comparison frightfulness are slump -tainted brother. My younger sisterIs also street one morning, said: ear their voices in themy Corner Smith, the North-East might paper, but also in its ant, the noted the weaGalloper the suit Ca- orange the praye adopted Prussian Convent. at little the Mary's you St. see where sure to to am glad terms I very hope and gain. tersynonymous and a Game There is only one advertising columns. And I and should also pose as a minor deity enemy's book. as I ther very cold in Perth? It is and Hazel and the Prince meeting last night, John." where I tholic faith or Ireland is concerned. iends will be just as pleased Worker, orTruth, and law above RECORD, and mornings, himself in Ireland, THE set Ball. of sectarianism the and kind in the of in very ribly cold here of Basket John replied: "Oh, that's more in. The cards are coming number The other day two men Indeed the Galloper goes fur- that is anti-Catholic, and even that 1920. earnest Sunday Mirror will come in for has been for some time. Well, then." There are a good Bridgetown, July 27, Just a der. owly. "craft" were engaging in ofanthe Vati- consideration in future. ther than his master, and sets him- in its ultimate analysis is chiefly have not was glad if dear Aunt Bessy, I think I havebuttoldI Bessy,-I politics the is It Aunt about matter. This anti -Irish. f them out, and I would be Dear "go" t another can' about the law of God. time, above word So averse are Irish Canow, news this "I don't see why mothers said can. One said: "I always respect- nothing short of rank hypocrisy in self y long winded little friends would you all theto the Corner next week. written to you for some time statesman has recently flout- tholics to anything like religious inwill write the Vatican until I the so-called loyalists who were so British see the faults in their children," and plenty of news to tell you. Pope et a hurry-up fit and send ofthem have aside I the hope thrown I so ed and ideals love. ed Christian that it is difficult to get tolerance at with Inclose the I will now Old friends Mrs. Smith to Mrs. Jones. Prince visited Bridgetown ack to me. saw its attitude in the war. crawling to II.R.H. the the legislation of the, Bible. Al- them to protest against intolerance be pleased you are well, as I am.-Your fond The month, and he "Do you think you can?" asksd stead of trying to act neutrally, it recently orner will, I am sure, letter and his German mighty God said: "What I have practised against *themselves. We the beginning of the and Wales of Prince here. the half to this a end niece, read Nora Ryan's spent about an hour was gaily deco- Mrs. Jones. could have put an early Lord Mountbatten, and joined let no man put asunder." suppose unscrupulous enemies of EVELYN GOWANS. "Why, I would in a minute if m Y fearful destruction if it would only companion, the town An occasional letter from eek. who are now crying out for the de- Smith says in effect that what God Ireland will make an effort to work but Of course, have with children had any." Yes, you did, my dear Evelyn, in its weight and authority portation of every German in Aus- says does not matter in England up the passions of the Orangemen and very crowdedrained her nieces and nephews who rated throw glad heavily heavily an am I justiceft school and who yet retain it is a long while ago. me and that but, unfortunately, itof the day. His mar on the side of "right and The bro- tralia. They ley we are surround- and Parliament can do as it pleases. for the 12th. We hope the better part "How long have theyasbeen haven't forgotten terest in the Corner would be very spies. Now how do True to his followers who have re- and saner elements amongst the they pass or the Allies'in cause.'" an tied?" from for the greater my you unwonted ed by German asked Mr. Brown was delayed for over not elcome. I like to know wherehow you haven't taken your cloak Highness he ther replied isa in most know Lord Mountbatten was cently shown that they respect nei- Unionists will use their influence in and to lady nice intelligence con they ed the strong-minded He by an accident; but II need d friends have gone to, and brief your peg in the Corner. It's friends. surely if a Ger- ther pledges nor treaties, and that the direction of peace and goodwill, And hour manner. a spy? not sure am obof as old Even my horizon that, husband. the back prospering. about above ey are welcome you companion was good enough self-interest is the only English rule as we are sure all those on the Napapers. "About five years," said his friend siderably and of con- There's a hearty handshake for all till his reply showed that: man ttle notes wquld be a sort present you read all about it in the to associate with, of conduct, he equivalently denies tionalist side will do. tuseness, We do not our for the Prince good "Did she make him a good wife?' I am glad to hear of We have played two basket -ball ecting link with past and who come. enough for any the right of the Creator to legislate want riots or street fights. between "I thought it was a principle of be should doubt they somewhat -that the you and Greenbushes was genet course school the "Well," Of at more for the creature. In his attitude on any sections of people residing in progress against of Protestantism are 'eces and nephews. and your they matches rate, craft any At us. of awfull an you him Y to ful reply, "she made "Billie" divorce he is backed up by the this country. They are bad moralread the RECORD and you you enjoyed yourself at the ball. State School since I wrote I ally," said he, "to severely forbid vic- good husband." and welcome in Australia than ow of whatever has been stirring What a pity the little guinea pig last, and in both we were the supporters. Times, which finds him "a true mod- ly, socially, and econormeally. The the Pope to meddle in politics things, torious side. I think it was largely "So it Hughes and some of his questions! the city and outside of it, so I died. 'Possums are hardier international ern," and praises his wisdom. The sinister game is to keep up a very etc., d sal and -Yours, only owing to good luck that we won, for A dejected man entered ed not repeat for you the news and so far as my memory servesthem. is said," replied the first brother. Month comments very strongly on ignorant order of sectarian strife in A WHITE AUSTRALIAN. very good to the clerk: the We have been very a dog or a shotgun could kill Greenbushes girls are night the day. said number two, "how you the "Then," the fact that when their duty as Carsonia-the "To Hell with the car 17/8/20. of worth we Fremantle, quarter's South a little a "I want why Last Friday explain I'm afraid, in the city lately, I had a pet one when I was white players. you 11. can That serves those Christians called on them to come Pope" order. for our bolic acid." the id there is little of interest to tell girl, and I had, also, a bonnie to log- held a dance to raise funds wanted him to interfere in that forward and oppose the projected who are against labour and those go "you clerk; sucthe great said a summer came "Sorry," nice was the It scrap Cat and 'possum choir. u, perhaps when international Catholic cat. English school the Bill, who are against Ireland, in these Divorce greatest only deal We my to store. into the wrong Pawning king William ys arrive we shall see more activ- gerheads over something, and cess, for we had a large attendance, occurred in human history?" lords were absent or silent. Ima- times we suppose it is regarded as satisfied. The in hardware, but we have a choire has v, and perhaps my nieces and neph- bonnie white cat was badly beaten and everyone was 47 gine how they would have rolled up desirable in order to bolster up the Theis reigned sullen silence. revolvers and and razors, have 6d, to 12s of ropes, line s will be more active also. by 'possum. He seemed amount taken was pay for the Pope if they had been summoned to an theory that Ireland comprises not we could I want another £6 to complete the had all the life knocked out of him, after the expenses were deductedmore Orange platform to curse the Irish one but two nations. The VolunWhat a blessing if people was "Are you laughing at me?" de of rchase money of the two beds at and I bjve never since then regardstill had £6 7s 6d. This and mud -hole the bishops and to deny a small nation teers in Derry showed a very fine from rise his of only sternly month am I the professor resthe of of manded sentiment which I undertook to ed 'poi ums with any sort Ulster shame we had expected, . Vincent's, false The than and materialism craven anach- the right for which her sons died! spirit by specially defending Prooxide at the close of last year as pect. I hope "Tibby" will fare asbet-a sure it will be a great help to the class. no, sir," same the reply in to understand the supernatural of July is indeed an amazing They will protest against Catholics, testant houses in Catholic parts of correspondBridgetown "Oh, Vinin St. "Laddie" Dublin to with the weather The ronism, says offering of friendship ter; he should, bu`. they will not defend their reli- the city from possible attack from dignity and power of the Ministry Sun- chorus. been choir. has its par- gion It Universe. the well of nt from his friends. How many know ent friend to protect him. It hasduring has been very wet lately.ThisOnmornagainst immoral attacks; they rowdies. The terrible treatrn le, -Catholics Non "Then," asked the professor even of Jesus. is nothing in their minis- allels in the past, but seems out of will stand e 'ends, I wonder, has "the Saint of very cold and wet in Perth us you day it rained all day. and cold. but more by Carson and Smith meted out to so many unfortu in there there else is that I "what grimly, century. of cold as frosty the twerrtieth mere in e Poor" amongst the readers the past week, just ing it was very the place when it is a question of oppressing Catholic families in Protestant disbeyond ministers or a try it?" an for in the room to laugh of it illustration How many of have had it, I am sure: and I shall the rain seems to have stopped an of e RECORD? by but the Volremember stand tricts was aggravating, they will not allocation but and Ireland, accident of dress aspect, The wattle is all out in em, I wonder again, can spare a be glad when the warm days come while. Catholics when they ought. unteers rose superior to thLt bad there are Catholics old story, with a humorous Little Alfred was asked to write a position, and Christ's retelling. English My chilblains are very trou- blossom now, and the trees look tie offering to help the mothers' along. of the gen- example and did the correct thing, priesthood is which will perhaps bear idea of r f It is but another proof cases rare It is the season for composition on parents and wrote whose the of I hope to hear from you very beautiful. Two dozen crowns blesome. one by t fund? concerns down It eral rottenness of the ruling classes as one would, of course, only expect higher. Weighed any not seen ut:t. not of an love this: have from I the each you between but crown send I too, often, and uld suffice. One boronia, fascina- a mixed marriage in England-rottenness of the heart from them. fatal the by and boys which ignorance Aunt things are CaParents dear good Well, AUNT BESSY. any this year. o dozen good-natured friends of Your loving -out Orangeman and a as well as of the head. What can after them. Most tion of the world, they do not seem and Vincent would be a bright triBessy, I will close now. With best have to look tholic woman. For eleven months one say but that Lloyd George is Parents con- to be able to ascend. parents. they lived, according to good enough for the people in that year te to the Saint, and a very delove to yourself and the "wee ones." girls ofhave the Marie. in Friend, Little My a talk Pas mas. and pas sist and re- galley; they have the government niece; affection Carson's' New Role loving mutual in ving charity would be served. I tale, -Your the Sunday deal about what they are going At the second Mass last Coombe -street, Collie, other's they deserve. There is such a thing HAZEL CUTMORE. good all watch for the crowns, if they spect. They tolerated each mantelAugust 9. 1920. to do, but it's mostly the mas that the Archdeacon preached on the side of the one me, even in halves, I shall be have On we believe as Catholic where views. an English He Hazel Assumption. goodness! the My great day of make you mind. Sir Edward Carson, who, in the humble home hung a Union, and we have heard its voice teful.-Your loving, Dear Aunt Bessy,-I am afraid it you It's quite a long while been? vividly contrasted the service of piece of their of His Holiness the Pope, now and then in favour of despotism opinion of a great [natty Englishmen, is a long, long time since I last since I had a letter from you, and AUNT BESSY. "Does Wilkins own his house or Mary Magdalen, which was the bet- portrait picture, fami- and wrong doing. But what man should have been shot as a traitor the other the wrote to you, but I do not write Corner on the in and one every Immaculate's neighsure he rent it?" inquired one ter part, with Mary very good letters yet. Mother says Ihasambeen wondering why your harp does in hundreds of Orange homes, has ever heard a Denbigh or a How- when he organised a treasonable conof another. service to the same Divine Master, liarKing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as I get older I will do better, and has been silent so long. William crossing the Boyne ard speak an honest word in favour spiracy against the King and ParliaI suppose bour "Rents it," was the decided res- and after showing the superiority of When July of right and justice? The religion ment, was instead rewarded with your white charger. irs. C. Hennessy sends 4s. for the will be able to write letters easier. of his out on you VirPrince started of the Blessed the service the ponse. card of another Naturally he considfavours for me send gratitude in would you ee ones,' If in each year, the Orangeman of these people is a very strange one. high office. Nice Prince, forgetfulness of me? "How do you know?" gin, described the final reward of came He would not They are more Catholic than you toleration. dived through the intercession of I will try and do better for the little his the ers that he is beyond the law and I -know lost did. myshe in the paint." sure the Lady on Our am matches to glory given any pranks that please desecrate can play to picture foundlings this year, as I was not Iwere charmed by him, and I am sure -"He strikes* Pope's Pope, . Anthony. and more loyal than the King the allow * The Astery of her Assumption. to collect much last year. There Bridgetown gave him a very nice took it fKait the wall in some respects, but the one thing him. At present he is playing the melda Naughton, of Yorkrakirie, able Her eyes were not exactly straight, sumption is the crowning feast of his home. He Writing to The wife, they are not loyal to is their own re- part of an incendiary. a euchre party for the be to pieces. going to is it rain the smashed Thanks, and £1. a pity and card What his upon it greatest me the ds some one commented is perhaps Church to-morrow night, and I hope welcome. So and asked Smith if her had noticed Our Lady; knew that the fever would pass. ligion; indeed, tee have known some the secretary of the Ulster Unionist with the holiday. elda, very grateful. of her feasts. Subject to death. yet who She took down the of them to give grave scandal by Council, he suggests that if the Govit will be a success; it is for the interfered boys and patient. the was with vieing taken been grave, had the you over Children of Mary. I am not a Child to beat your neighbours at Green - it. "Noticed it, man?" he replied. victorious of King William and pawn- getting up and walking out of a ernment are unable "to carry out body and soul into Heaven, accom- picture Bridgetown Nicer Than Perth. she bought church when they heard truths that the essential duties of government." of Mary yet, but am looking forward bushes in the field of play? I am she is so crosseyed that re- panied by myriads of angels, and ed it. With theforproceeds "Tara Vale," Bridgetown. to the time when I may become an glad you had a victory. Good luck, "Why, quieter times. The did not please them. Pope "With few his followers should organise themanother Trinity when I sat next to her at a then elevated by the Iloly cently July exceptions," says the Mouth, "all selves for defence under the control August 9, 1920. of I am only nine, so I heat aspirant. the largely the cause dinner she ate off my plate." and husband. when above all the tiers of angels The you say was very long time to wait. to the pawnshop energy and initiative in upholding of the Government, if they will allow went I'd ' away. Hazel, passed now, Well r Aunt Bessy,-This is not my have a did win. everything your of choirs-above above the not come to Collie; he William, and the and applying the Faith comes from it, and if not on their own responletter to you. I joined the Prince to think it was proficiency-and "Please hurry," said the wife im- created and made Queen of Heaven, and released King adorned not have time to go every- like the middle and lower classes, and sibility. What does this mean? It mer about six years ago, but have did "Have Queen of Angels, and of men. He two rival pictures till Julythe main sure it was, only you'd like to patiently to her husband. came those who should be the supporters means, says an English exchange, though I should have liked I'm quiet in Green telpiece your for inwritten to you lately. My cou- where, word behind nice never a vou a dress cultivate say buttoned to the people Brearley begged is of every good work for Catholic bet- that Sir Edward Carson, to recover Major him. seen have to Orangeman The you to again. writes time next round McGuire, Bessie , friends. Perhaps, before?" tense devotion to Mary by imitating did not gone here either, as the re- bushes have discovered that it terment are known to us only from his influence, which is happily dying get a drubbing, and then it "No," replied her husband also her virtues and relying solidly on said never toalways ground was not big enough you'll paid for the new books of reference." For Catholic out, attempts to inflame passions wasilhe who I believe someone suggested creation . will be bad luck. I am delighted impatiently; "you never had a dress her intercession. in. I was to start aeroplane his for however, that he education they do nothing. have imagine, I They which may produce a fearful crop of who Pope. 'ing a corner for Those hear the dance was a success, that buttoned before behind." * * And this under cover of at Picton when he came to to well, and that his are not prominent in Congresses or crimes. quite it subrealised benefit will t school. Well, I think it a good away choir the that and Sunday on several 7 o'clock Mass saw him I the and wife Bunbury, At good his Conferences. will not They raise a the Government's protection. It is as I towards to join, trees like behaviour would wattle I and the a, With stantially. on preached exSmyth theory a well known that the Orangemen up for I went times. Archdeacon of contrition, act hand politics towards Christianising t school some time ago. My bro- amination last month, and we have all a bloom Bridgetown should look and Tabby? I hope he is getting the Epistle of St. Paul to Corin- amounted to an because silent, for or The best thing that would not risk a single attack on the r, Pat, wrote to you a few weeks I will now very pretty. Something must have out of that laziness. our none the less validhis recurrent and canindustriles. recommending I hope yet. do After if they did not feel that the results Catholics not heard thians. be about is that the said them of time he I haven't say good-bye, and will write often. He said that next With happened the boronia. again and again of the the violence I will close now. pass. day is coming when they and their they had the Government's troops .te he would tell you that I had Ilove of it in the city, and Kisses for yourself and "wee ones."- reading he explained the supreme f!emporary fever. to protect them, and behind them and kisses from your little seen very much Epistle, kind will go for ever, and perhaps go this wn too lazy; but he can't say it about of Your loving niece, MARIE KENT. we usually see a lot reverence which St. Paul declared violently. Here is a sample of their Sir Edward Carson gives them the Bridgetown is niece, t now, can he? time. Perhaps, later, there will be :MONICA FITZGERALD. necessary assurance. The death the priesthood of the Catholic activity:-"Out of 37 Catholic memYour letter, little Marie, is very plenty for you and me. Thank you Man wing like Perth now. The shops -Service Ex The Church deserved. The rich unbe bers of the Lords, only 11 voted roll which has been the result of the By my dear niece for the love you send n on Friday nights and close on welcome. I'm very pleased. Oh, I well remember you, Monica of the time had endeavourer (against the Divorce Bill), and four rioting at Derry would have caused turday afternoon instead of Wed - and by you will write me long letters the "wee ones" and Your loving dear. I am so sorry to hear that lievers cold water of abuse on Giuseppe Baldi's home from war the throw to or five were excused by absence any man of ordinary prudence and your Have you ever visited and good letters, all made up by ay. that and ill AUNT BESSY been you have a as Paul St. no of streets ministration een the work from the country or illness. This respect for the law to pause before can't it is I think Mother, I am sure your own self. 'dgetown, Aunty? dear father died since you last wrote priest of the New Law. St. Paul An' he who stirring up similar strife again beleaves more than a score, more ch nicer than Perth. It is very will be very pleased to see little I hope, my dear little to me. Winnie's First Letter. his dignity, Like w'at he use' to do bayfore. that replied fiercely reminded by Lord though Braye, tween different sections of the Ulster angels sant to spend a holiday in the Marie telling me with her pen all the with friend, he is happy of God, 13, 1920. July were privilege Goomalling, guy! and lucky wan powers and, we understand, by the Federa- population, but apparently there is y, but I do not like living there the news worth telling-that will be, saints in Heaven. I am sure and given him by God. "Our suf- Ile sure ees joost dat? You asks tion itself, so little understood the no depth of mischief to which this Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is the and "at ees We have just had a spell of Marie dear, when you are a Child all. My you miss him very much, but I am fering is from God, Who has made Eh? you. to written have I time first and law -breaker is not ready to descend importance of the occasion very why? was which of Mary. It is a nice time to look d, wet weather, I suppose also sure that in Heaven he will not us ministers, not in the letter but their own responsibilities as Ca- for his own political ends with the I wonder will the forward to, and I am sure Our name is Winnie Slater. Wel, here's come Baldi for reply: agreeable. your little forget you. It will be a nice little Government, As a priest of the acquiescence of the spirit." the in as to protholic leaders, to refuse mer ever come again. In spring, Blessed Lady will keep Marie in her you have not heard from that treasure, some time; memory for you to New Testament, he was able to of- "I com back home weeth wan good test against this menace to family which has long been his mere tool. we often have a lot of rain, so holy care. I am sorry Collie didn't nieces at Goomalling for to Aunt only just the day before his sudden fer sacrifice, to teach and preach deserve this relife." They fully leg: t is why I like the summer best. see the Prince and the Prince didn't some of them are writing with happy him made you illness You haven't heard from my and to shepherd the I no can deep, I weel no beg, the proach from the editor of I am sure he would Mary. m afraid this is not a very long see Collie. May his soul God's word, held Will you send me your little present. no letters patent An' so I theenk; 'I must lie yegg. Ile they Month. But, we suppose, ter, but perhaps I shall do better have been interested by his visit. I sister, Kathleen. and I never thought lit- flock. I will try my rest in peace. to guar- Or som' sooch kinda hard -boil egg: have been so used to standing by governments or kings from With love to yourself am glad, however, you saw Major a collecting card, t time. and cap her take would his you will ac- tle Monica Editor of many Galloper and cursing their fellow d the "wee ones." --Your loving Brearley and his aeroplane. I hope best for you. I hope she antee the genuineness of God, of your little nieces. cloak off the peg, and ISoknew NORA RYAN. ce, to hear of your having passed your cept me for ode for "But, no! here's corn' an Irishman Catholics in Ireland, that they will your let- power. I hold itto from me. your Corner in had not forgotten these all look always superior I is sake. Who 'Eyetalian, even for God's me: him to not oppose say Dat's music exam., but not should you expecting gate found me at the ery pleased indeed, my dear Historical Publications THE RECORD when I get it. I go ter So it is with the priests I speak for Meestcr Mulligan. powers. Good old England!-N.Z. Tablet. I knew it would come some I am pass don't be very disappointed; succe, to read your letter. the Presentation Convent, Goo - it. of to -day, said the preacher. We AND A eef you takin' up hees plan, ighted to know that you are Bes- cess will come along later. Thank to close this day when you weren't too busy. The do not hold office under the Caesars An, must I Well mailing. 'Merican.' be fina gon' You Tabby, are 's cousin. She has been a very you, dear, for the love and kisses you short letter. worldly I laugh; but den he 'splain to me: Give my love to the "wee ones," myself, and or Czars of might and chilmy Advice Only Empty nicely. along of over 30 getting sistent correspondent, and her send Your loving AUNT BESSY. Journalist yourour 'Vocation School of K. of C.' "wee ones," and accept same Whenever power. All our sufficiency, blains are a trouble. ees are always as cheering as the self.-Your loving niece, our privileges, are from God. 'Wat's dat?' I say; an' he say shine. I should like to set out you have the time, Monica, I shall right, experience Annie Has a Birthday. His as WINNIE SLATER. 'Com!' Plain Talk by the London Catholic ction in the Corner for my dear be glad to hear from you. Thank We offer Jesus in sacrifice make I don'ta sopose you are so domb Herald. Your first letter, Winnie dear. you for the love and kisses you send priests. We preach and in NAM., Victoria, end Quessolallah,,, wn-ups, but the trouble would Frederick-street, North Fremantle, by His au- But dat you know da "Knights CoAugust 2, 1920. Mr, 3. G. WILSON, writes WattWell, I am very pleased with it, myself and the "wee ones." A lot known His commands to to keep it going. Perhaps Nora The Daily Chronicle advises the flock the very minister We you from thority. ' hear to lomb'?" hope I Your and from not got Dear Aunt Bessy,-I have sympathy love and Oxford Bessie, and Dolly and Ellen, workers to take possession of little of as the authorised pastors and shepBESSY. AUNT as Westmin, Id put their heads together and much news to tell you this time. It often now that you are my loving as well Cambridge and or appointfriends herds, not man made 'Ah, yes,' I tal heem, 'now I see. est something to me. I should was my birthday last Saturday niece. I have several little ter if they are wise, but does the There- You gon 'try maka Pope of me, ed by man, but by God. I received a great many around Goomalling. but I suppose that to have such a Corner. I am week. hear- But dat'sa som'theeng I won't be,' Daily Chronicle not remember comT. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L fore did Jesus say, "He that MISS d you have written before Pat presents and post cards, and I had the cold weather has prevented them the people for whom it writes eth you heareth Me; but he that 'Eh? No?' he say, 'dat's blama pel Cold hands don't I have come writing to me. s able to tell me that you were a great birthday. the worker through sheer neces45 Clever -street, West Perth. and Me. despiseth you, Aunt is despiseth who Now, I shame ongst the weary ones. I never back from my Aunt's now, and I like writing. sity in ninety cases out of a hundred than Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, ht that despiseth Me despiseth him But I gon' grab you yoosta same ught of Nora as a lazy Nora, and enjoyed myself very much when I Mary? Is she more attractive reluctantly take his child, especi. I ant a Pipe Organ and Harmony. that sent Me." This teaching is An' geeve you chance for make to I got a nice present I am and more loving? m glad she isn't. I am pleased was there. ally the eldest, front even the eleWho Master's, the is it could mine, not they name; TERMS ON APPLICATION. is the Medicine for the Brain hear that Bridgetown is so up -to- from my Auntie, too. Well, dear little jealous to think and leave school in order to supplementary sends forth priests. I gonna put you een deer school e, and that it is even nicer than Aunt Bessy, I will have to close up write to another Auntie Worker and of rare and ment the family exchequer? This Miss O'Connor is prepared to you will send I plain damma fool, cold. An,' eef you ain't the out in loving niece, me th. I have not the pleasure of this letter pow.-Your class of hypocritical lip service to take Pupils for the Pipe Organ. Compelling Excellence ANNIE GORDON. a card, and I hope Kathleen will the evening devotion the Arch- I bat by time dat we are through At wing Bridgetown, though I have conbeneath is toiling masses the Telephone, A2946. to fill it. I am sure she deacon continued his sermons on We gon' mak' som'theeng outa you. tempt. Well does the Daily Chronird much about it. Some day I Many happy returns of your birth- help you that too pleased the Creed, Eat ees too bad you won't be Pope, I am very CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. the seventh article of y spend a holiday in your lovely day, my dear Annie. I am glad that will. cle and all others of its species know the Presentation showing especially the necessity of But steell, I gotta 'nother hope: riot. which I understand is the so many remembered you. It is you arc a pupil ofThank " I as a jeterualist of 30 years' exthat an educated working class will for the you gona body I start you on da way The School. Convent Judgment. General at fruit centre of the State. Then, nice to know that we have a place perience in Sydney, I au editor of several abolish for all time class privileges FIRST-CLASS ROOMS TO LET a must be united to the soul at that So dat you weel, som' fina day, haps, I may have the pleasure of in the memory of our friends. I love you send myself and the "wee in vogue in Britain. historical works. hided's( tin ' Coal At at as present am at wart ting many old frinds and you. am also very pleased that it was a ones.'-Your loving judgment to share for ever its bliss Be good enough for candidate History of Victoria.' 26 IRWIN-STREET. Consequently, whether the workers AUNT BESSY. God's dealings with For President Unita State'! or misery. i mustn't forget to write again to editor of ' N S.W Road Tears,' ...11ama Terms Moderate to Permanent take possession of any of the aristovery pleasant event and that you enr loving men in this life must be approved An' all dat you weel need to gat well knows at the proviacial press of AUNT BESSY. Lodgers. of learning or not, the cratic seats joyed yourself; also that Auntie was B.S. W Victoria, end Queeaslead and justified before the assembled Ees votes enough to mak' you dat!' day is fast dawning when the workMy Little Friend, Monica. MRS. O'BYRNE, Proprietress. so kind.-Your loving world, and the apparent anomaly man in overalls or moleskins will be " I hen suffered as the remelt of die and Tibby, Biddy and Dick. AUNT BESSIE. 25 Tuckfield-street, Fremantle, "Hooray! I news see bayfore wickand the suffering good the of subany with fully conversant quite shallops honey work from attacks of July 25, 1920. 77 Hanbury-street, Kalgoorlie, ed prospering during this life. What Sooch goodness com' from anny war: ject to refute or confute any represervos. prostration and Natal fatigue. May. Kisses From August 8, 1920. Dear Aunt Bessy,-It is now a honest Catholic does not appeal to Wan leg from an Italian At one time this soiled iv servos. LADIES sentatives of any institution who enlong time since I wrote to you last. ear Aunt Bessy,-I think I wrote Swan -street, South Perth, the "last assizes" to see the wrongs An' he's a fina 'Merican!" Irroakdowe, which induced pleurisy, with to defend the present re-T. A. Daly. deavour I supose you won't know the name, July 31, 1920. you once before. but I have not and tortures of Father Jerger and operations. Wauy of my 'rinds cashiered which the poor become gime under God is too LORETO CONVENT Dear Aunt Bessy,-This is my first but I have been very busy collect. tten since. I have just gone up Dr. Mannix avenged. I was factorable. richer. become and the rich poorer indiscriminate the VII. standard at St. Mary's letter to the Corner, and I hope it ing for the Christian Brothers' Ba. allow this to just OSBORNE There is more practical philosophy " The little faith I had is Cleseate vent School, and I like the will not be my last. I go to Mt. zaar that I have not had time to abuse of tyrannical power without FEDERAL LAND, INCOME AND absorbed and assimilated by a workTeak, which I triad as the result of *se We had a write, so I hope you will forgive be shall k very much. I went to the St. Joseph's School. WARTIME PROFITS TAX that revelation which miner in one hour below ground ing of your booklets bag gives ors volldoillcd I have very sad The Retreat will open on the forthcoming on that day. last Friday night, and enjoyed plain and fancy dress ball in aid of me this time. RETURNS ARE DUEthan some of the "Galloper" Smiths whoa, after toktag it ler some two weeks, Since I wrote -elf immensely. We still have the Convent last Thursday, and it news to tell you. lives. their entire LAND WAR during AND -TIME: have gained gradually found wry serve-stresgth reof 30th August. My last the death of my father occurred. evening two 'possums, but my little turned out very successful. their had of Mary The Children stored ad Noy sleepless eights, fres which AUGUST 31, 1920. ea pig died. We have a dog three sisters and myself went; there He had a lovely death, which took on Monday breakfast I suaered, beatified. For Information Communion Brothers' Christian Buy tickets in place on February 5, at St. John of morning. It had to be postponed BUSINESSES. Art Union. £50 for Is. If you " S I hare only gaol weeds amid Mai Apply to the Mother Superior. God's Hospital; it was very sudden. AUGUST 91, 1920. from Sunday owing to a band of haven't tickets or cannot get them, thought, for Clemente Tosic, whirl Is the He was quite well on the Sundayhaving their Communicants first Brother Moore, nsa's friend is every way, sad is to Organiser, and Re. send bralay Forms of Land Income when I gave him a birthday present, breakfast on the Assumption morn. turn may be obtained at Post Offi- Helen -street, Fremantle. ray case hos tended to uphold its worldhut the next day we got word to say to initiate a new ces, or my Office. M. McMAHON, are about They MISS wide relostatios." he was taken to the hospital from role of spiritual energy in the near FOR SALE. Forms of War -Time Return only work. We miss him very much. I CHOICEST PASTRY, FRUITS, & future. (sig.") J. G. WILSON at latter, where also full details of FORD CAR, cheap, 5 -seater, thorNEW NORCIA. am going to ask you always to re. CONFECTIONERY. all Taxes are obtainable. member him in your prayers. I am overhauled, better than new. to that Mr. Mick oughly CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. I glad report 32 Pier-street, Perth am Loss et Sleep, Blikaumess, Insomnia, IndiJ. F. WHITELY, just out of bed with bronchitis. I Weak Nerve, Inactive Kidney., Power has now almost completely Spirits, and Cash 6175.-T. J. HEADY, 41 Ar(Near Hay -street). station. Constipation. Low see by the RECORD this week that illness caus- Deputy Commissioner of Taxation, severe from a recovered quickly relieved by this Headache Sick you said you think that all your cade Buildings, remarkable medicine poisoning. blood by ed nieces and nephews have taken their Terms: Forty Guineas Per Annum. Barrack Street, EVERY REQUIREMENT IN GET IT AND GET WELL hats and cloaks from the pegs on Mr. Frank Yardley has been electPRINTING: But I the wall and gone away. I think BRYANS-W.A. RECORD PRESS. All Chemists and Stem Sell Municipal predecessor, Mr. Tobin. ed a councillor of our have not; I am going to leave mine Tickets, Programmes, Council by a fine majority. At the Frank knows exactly how he may Every Requiremont in Printing. there till you think me too old to BROTHER DIRECTOR. For Particulars Apply to the siemens. Task Art Union Books, &c. ts-tut, Roselle, N.S.W. welcome among the civic fathers, do better, and without any prompt- Tickets, Programmes, Art Union write to the Corner any more. How Books, &c. his ing either! are you keeping, also the foundlings BRYANS-W.A. RECORD PRESS. he was counselled to imitate

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for this she gives right of passage her SIDNEY. oil, and that of Persia, through HEAD OFFICE mishopes, she is, ports-for she corner of the the OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES OF Mediter- 1 or this of Turkish tress Army, transacThe Damad Ferid It is per- ranean. The Rumanianmakes an British, is a mere farce. of the and Rabaul (New Britain); London The weapons tion, concluded ofearlier, The twentieth annual dinnerMannix In the Principal Cities and Towns of Australia fectly negligible. interests between (Cable from the Special Representa- Maynooth division Cabinet priests had Dr. equal Constantinople the possible Advocate). is which It reMelbourne the he of and England. tive and honour, of guest it the power, France the Review of Reviews.) as give not English do the agreein at 21102 Post Offige possesses these the of and Savings Bank Agencies extake various views Archbishop Mannix visited at ceived a very remarkable reception (By Sisley Huddleston, at all Drenches. Boiomon, and other )elands of the to avoid great even if it possessed the will, tothen to Catholic Summer School out Australia, and at Papua, New Britain, ments, but it is not possible remains It from the 250 Maynooth graduates foreto treaty. £1,000. to the up have mean ausecute we if Deposits could the on that under held Interest 34% Allies the conclusion that beset naive Militarists up to a1.1100. ut- Lake Champlain, Poland clear that the Allies and the job of present. inThe immense dangers which Depend upon it, if asunder, 3% Interest on Amount. over £1,000 if act upon these lines, then the pices of the Catholic universities have seen. On Tuesday Dr. Mannix was alone must undertake this again torn match, us in the Middle East, Sir DENISON MILLER, IC-O.N.O., U.S.A. He proceeded to New York They can- most tact is needed. to a grand baseball was columns, by her follies is people done. vited KELL. these be JAMES to in noit find Gore want upon will the they the insisted down 10., In° July been via Albany. On his way tremen- where his appearance again Deputy Governor to the man at the misguidedto rush to the rescue. accomplished for IV. not expect it to be So suddenly became clear and applause. Hudson he was greeted by to Cabi- body willing far as Turkey signal for enthusiasm threats proxy. by them riverthe the of all at whichat the breakfast tabletheand Fate, will tact the dous demonstrations Bolsheviks Undeterred by It is precisely that Poland, if she tempts when in Europe is concerned, the situanet Ministers Enzeli, Archbishop On Saturday evening British Government, ignorance of the side towns. disappear for ever. a port on the Tel. AIMS. tion does not seem to present in- probably through appeared at who have Archbishop Hayes and a representa- Mannix announces that he adheres situation-the Militarists The vague agreerepercussions. The superable difficulties at the moment. the mark Americans But Caspian Sea. leading to proceed to IreAl- an excessive voice in diplomacy. tive committee of regardthe decision was mischiethere his to that which other doubt no Persia have resembles I who us welcomed the illustrious visitor, the Baltic. ment with Bolshevik by committing ship Briwill he preserve constantly to and are clever when who land, a enough as that are strong animals in this: ed by some people It is lies to stupid and disastrous hostilities, was escorted by the most famous of The press has begun to compare. and which Em - vous This fact, however, only he fights back. order. tish move last year, people the do not possess. They have a sirn- American regiments, "the fighting him to Cardinal Mercier. Americana who had is attacked DENTAL SURGEON. emphasises the folly of 'leaving pressed many other of a League of months since we were first frightened reaAfThe in view of politics. They think Sixty-ninth." This regiment is act- are visibly impressed by his magnipropaganda at Constantinople.not pitched pliste we been amiably talking af- at the Bolshevik made us fear for Sultan 148 BARRACK-ST. (Upstairs). can afford to stand up ing as a guard of honour. presence and remarkable cynical that was ficent Turk the particularly why a as which son Nations which were ghanistanObviously there was an easy out bag and baggage was that the against everybody. We can't. On Sunday Dr. Mannix celebrated ability. and Registered Denfront to the principles Why are we so blind to our inter- 11 o'clock Mass in the St. Patrick's On Thursday Archbishop Mannix Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified again dragged India. we strike Rus- Powers could not agree, that Great draws the being preached, was Eyes way of revenge. If to and Western Australia, respectfully Sul- ests? is useless; a public held an important reception at the the Victoria Force of began strikes evening tist control the she to In South, wanted or Cathedral. Britain limelight. practice in Western his the West into the the fact that attention of the public to eighteen which con- sia in offices of the Irish World. Speaking Now if ,you read tan, and that it was hoped to make welcome was held, to which 18,000 built oti the been has Us. Save years, Will open wide. The perilrealised. in the East. Alone British us Goodwill the last the which as during The supwhile Australia, of the dilemma people gained admission, of meetings which are a tool of him and of what I recommendations fronts us was at last he resolid foundations of meritorious skill and into Asia the reports Government found itself in,address: so much that he in India, at which Ma- pose will be called loyal TurksEven if Bolshevism were destroyed many more assembled outside. Bolsheviks had penetrated course of his the taking placeexpress from gratified patients. He appreciateshisthisaddress. He has Russia would be able to Archbishop Hayes introduced Dr. marked, in theBaltic their indignation that is, Turks who will take sides -morrow, to for regarding Minor, the Turks were stirring, Saturday mistakes homedans on even wishes to prevent forget: with the Allies. To imagine that do us tremendous irreparable harm Mannix, and stated that Dr. Mannix "I sail in the and employs no agencies, Arabs were in revolt. India the Turkish Treaty (Ithemselves Government only the one establishment in Perth, new era of un- at Whoever is had not desired this great public Europe. The British opinion is thus placat- in the Middle East. Press praises, get The not Mohamedan do Country. deor might be lost. A sight. reports in Town in these difficulty canvassers great or Hayes) have touts, Did not seems to for delaying peace by a gathering. He (Archbishop ed is simply silly. And to rely and the -Public endorses in the British Press), you ending war was in That the Medical Profession recommends, as can be responsible this ciding what it will do with me.Lloyd great Military published demonsingle day is guilty of high treason wished that Archbishop Mannix Sir Henry Wilson, our see what dangerous groundof ec- upon such Turkish forces between Mr. that this marvellous system of removing teeth is daily ready? Had will That such were always in New York. He re- is the difference --he seeds in Europe to effect any- to the British Empire. the together sow got to Chief, warn us to get struck which know on pain. doesn't is without strated the by is thing whatever in Asia Minor, is unconscious traitors should enjoy called the wonderful welcome which George and me withrevolt are been Teeth blow Religious Porcelain first Gum the but not to do with me, Our beautiful sets of Natural the contour of the face and Govern- onomic revolt. The "ticklish the most ingenuous policy of which public esteem is amazing. Melbourne had given the American what he's about Poles against the Moscowa splendid about already rumbling. out doubt the best in the world; I know right well what I am detection. defy in which we I have ever heard. to as an attempt to minimise fleet, and the existence and neceswas times" manner There a such in ment? In short, wastonotrejoice to dangerous right reproduced and of to do. mouth being the I have the same durable, perfectly tastethe gravity of the situation. That sary continuance of the bond period, calculated III. live would, one might have thought, Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and for Ireland that Cardinal MerjoyI have many Azerbaizan should be Bolshevsed, friendly relations between Australia standhad hearts of the professional soldier, have persuaded even the most This less, and permanently wholesome andofpure. to stand for Belgium, and cier us proceed to Asia Minor. that Georgia should make peace America. Teeth not fitLet and work. caution. Ireland and class this advise in to rivals, opening? no generals Ireland but ous imitators, to prison for a dozen hostile with Russia who declares the incongo to half have find I we even if least, call and At There greeted All! moment, gladly system. It of the Valera new De The Madness one distincwas not exactly ting can be remodelled on my elsewhere. My workmanship is The Arabs are far more testible right of the little Republic thePresident voice I will then have scored of view (I elements. potent this point going come before soldiers' Archbishop, the has whom dentures, my time from adMercier, see the been Cardinal has yet than over personally I think that tion time incimy economic dangerous enough advoall serious earth the of are the I devote of Batoum, He to end because speak far the I again soldier. to gaol. will not my best advertisement, They have been our pro- dents as showing which way the from when I am sternly to repress the he the Germans never sent newspapers were situation), to provoke trouble. We mitted. cating freedom. He said that not to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right had his day when the nations do not desire that the teges, but they have played for their but numeriblowing; is would he Bolshevism people that wind of Eulittle a of all, disappointed reputation. my after was by are, Cardinal known Continent or may not the Persian events are of a significconsultashould compare me with them to at grips on the be cally, and we have somehow spread own hand. They mayunity-I be in Dublin to welcome Archbishop Country patients can be attended to in one day; find His day ought now to complete I should prefer rope. those who conance which can hardly be exaggeratallow- ourselves over a quarter of the globe. be capable of on the soil of the Irish Re- Mercier; Lloyd-George with General tions are free, and many pounds toareme.saved by whom I respect scoffing ed. They form part of a gigantic Mannix hut, over. The soldier cannot be compare authorities Rethe of work by President their mind as remain entrust His only and me public. sult We can they The royal progress before deed to become a politician. at the idea of Arab unity-but plan which will assuredly be put he there and then extended Von Bissing. more than Take a note of my address for reference. and call by SkilThe Cultivation of Goodwill: I had, by the kindness of myis not capable of finding complicated are capable of some sort of common into execution if our present rela- public, most enthusiastic and cordial which ciding to go elsewhere. Dentistry in all its branches friends, and the confer. one solution to the world is en- to make possible a simultaneous ris- policy? and this common policy, tions continue with Russia. Tur- the American ed Assistants First Sunday. rule is the policy of which is opposed to foreign interfer- key was a heavy enough burden on welcome. of the freedom of the city of problems in which the believes ing against our York, First Saturday in the Month. Beverley, Archbishop Mannix made a most ment had already trouble ence has been sharpened by the our back: under the weight of Rustangled. The shoemaker the New York, have angered Mr. Lloyd gen- a lunatic. Wenow brilliant speech. and was received Surgeon Dental we must take on Hedjazs. To despise the Arab hos- sia we shall surely He feels uncomfortable rethere's nothing like leather; George. Turkey; It MakBOXPLLI, succumb. W. with like enthusiasm. with unbounded Auseral believes there's nothing Australian reports. tility in Sydia is to would be going too far, perhaps, to ing his points with great power, he garding thankful told to Russia. 148 BARRACK -STREET (Upstairs). Russian that I opposed conforce: they must both behave For it is a fact that theThere say that there is a political concert finally urged American recognition tralia is had Close One's Eyes to Facts. We of Australia are people The stick to their last. There down. died scription. at that had but Turkey; and danger Russia asserting between two Republic, are Irish the of They questions the puzzled. them. as when sorely of are occasions Trotsky French two The lotapough any rate there is a parallelism of ache was convinced that the great ma- upon the those who picturethe East, with imagreed with ilsons; one of them walks in cannot hope to hold down the oppois the Islamic revolt jority of Americans favoured such a were put to the vote Hughes. new Napoleon of He There sition which is manifesting itself tion. theThere shade, and his policy is discredited; P mense designs of conquest. that Bolshevik offensive. Turk- course. He might be refused per- me, and not with Mr. and limethe 1 Barrack and Murray Streets, in they I which type. He triumphant is efforts worst serious the other of the without Nationalism and Russian So- mission to land on British soil. He is a renegade cause he once espoused. if we is not the smallest evidence "Snigg's Corner," to juitify are hardly in a position to make. ish Famous "The light. What is certain is thatWilson the produced deserted seen a time. at the ever much too upon are foot have vietism set was determined to second feeling is There is a strong public and an Imperialist act in the spirit of theaverted. Sir Henry Wilson, the other day, soil of the Irish Republic. (Contin- He is a Britisher Not this fantastic portrait. whenWhat Russia against anything in the nature of an spoke He pretends disaster cannot be of the worst type. of twenty or thirty wars now ued cheering for ten minutes). proposals significant is thatbyonly in CiliHe me. Al- Eastern adventure. Events ancient repudiates long ago, when the Spa with her Australia THE PLACE TO GO FOR that hard next the going on. Ger- is pressed the civic reception on At Italy her twice beaspect. forth grave thing a on same which do promise peace put take the cia SILK and FASHION in the lies does she suddenly Mannix received the free- pretended FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, will deal with Mr. many were first propounded I But in the East. and wisely will have nothing to do with The Madness of Militarism is Appal, day, Dr. fore. paw (the bear's York great New he of city Militarist, ling. dom of the England to Australia. us what these perilous concerns. hearing of a typical pronounce SHIRTS, SOK, TIES, ETC. on parch- Hughes when I return his with a negligent tap remind conferment, nineteenth Palesin job an, really a safe people but some means her War; that was frank enough to by no has We have won the Great similar form to that bes- It is strange word which active hostilities with opinion of them by a has to the Vatican because tine, though I trust that an en- we are not content; we tempt Pro- ment, in made al- mean. APPAREL. on Cardinal Mercier, General appealing These one of Shaw's heroines is entitled II. lightened civil administration under vidence in all parts of the world. towed some of my statements. EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING to and the King of Belgium. of Pershing, He succeed will respectable. Samuel twenthese most are the same persons who continufull of Mr. Herbert we are interested in For is freethe apsituation conferring in Hylan, adjective the Turkish Mayor The the administration the and large than to a Vatican his opinion; but are the we of better that wars; thirty shout ally or ty decision the Americans SUPERVISED. to danger. As I write, city, said that all COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY plies much more appropriately has been dissolved. extent responsible for them. For dom of the in Dr. Mannix a spirit Pope should be kept free from most the Constantinople Cabinet to ac- which the policy of those who have in What is to be observed is that all my part I do not appreciate the dif- recognised I have received no mesof politics. up- cept or to refuse its signature to the pretence the wishes of ference between a big and a little kindred to the heroic defenders consulting of European countries gained theState. Vatican." the from whatsage but honyet known, promised un- war. Is it realised that it might Belgian liberty. He felt very per hand in the council of which treaty is not Dr. Mannix left amidst scenes cf DON'T FORGET THE be the chief the peoples, which wassystem of the have been better not to have won oured in enrolling the Archbishop tremendous enthusiasm, and he has ever the response may clear. Let us examine the situation ADDRESS From der the mandatory sum are by the the Great War than to lose one of amongst the freemen of the city. has gone of Nations, impression in has developed during the past factors of the League created Archbishop, in reply, said that America. a wonderful the middle of March Constantinople BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. month. conflicts? The conse- heThe The spectacle of the a board. CORNER minor of these the control for this, the Mayor the under thanked been I. has quences quite conceivably will be greatest possible compliment which wharves covered with thousands The Policy of Force Reigns. General Milne. Our officer, British That British unforgetwas attack. whole The good-bye Polish him the serious. with There is could receive from New York, the waving We have to face the Arab; and the more Entente French friends reproach him might possibly collapse in he table. it was encouraged atbyalltheacquainted in the world. Arab, ambitious though he may be, Empire T.1 IS Doing Whatever he Chooses, I beg those who smile at greatest city ruins. everybody who is the with been cause common has still makes he full how that knows remember to politics certain and it is with international such a warning far too are of problems ruler The Turks. real but the the by force not world large extent our I am tempted to reveal a to hold we well. dogbe to Bol- the Turkish Cabinet. It is for this complicated for anyone THE PALACE HOTEL, by a reputation for fact that a new move against matic. However much I would by prestige, There are in India, 49 FIRST-AVENUE, MT. LAWLEY MURRAY. that the mockery of permitshevism was discussed in a famous St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. ROBERTSON & MOFFAT'S OLD BUILDINGS. :ias no prefer to make clean-cut statements, fair -dealing. 300,000,000 inhabitants ASK FOR and reason example, ting the Sultan to remain Paris hotel some months ago, then for for STREET, PERTH. but see that there are, PALACE is situated in a I The cannot Mussulman 100.000 our of than which eyes more the publicity in never are unwanted value the that the example, at least two sides to our there Scattered about Asia Minor most charming position, aloes to Phone subjects. They see clearly threatened to become too embarassand dominatio.i. Mesopotamia difficulties; but while soldiers. Even DODGE MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE Banks and Commercial Houses, ing alone prevented an earlier con- Khalife is under foreign 70 we are little packets of troops. that beli(ve those who Theatres, and is largely patronised policy there are a than has less shortare then, are there Milne, OR NIGHT. General DAY flagration. Memories in Mesopotamia Graand Farmers oil, serious a principal the find, besides by shall constituting We are busy making men. lived. The Militarists (who are not which consists in 70.000 206. No. CAR the State. ziers in Government sufficiently Causes of Dispute With America, enemies; would it not be better to of course all military men) unwisely 'Turkish NationMotor Garage Telephone, A1927. MODERATE TARIFF. scared the public, but though they strong to crush the Turkish to take the view that it Occupy Ourselves in Making enough to sign I am bound G.P.O. Motor Rank, A3488. should then beat a hasty retreat they pur- alists, and vet docile policy we that J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. impossible VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. is really itself Friends? in when and That privately, plans treaty. sued their the Mesopotamia alone, as certain Telephone A1428. was is desirable enough: the sole objec- leave they believed that the moment that have been made-a advise. would publicists might Peace tion is that it is impossible. Vizier ripe they struck in the belief Oil! Here we touch the very core real peace-with Russia, above all, BENDON JAMES KEATING. Tile That was why the Grand Oil nearly two years ago if the British this time they would succeed. genIf question. Mechanics' Institute). gen- of the Middle East 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Damad Fetid Pasha, a mild old they had been able to snatch a SHOE STORES is undoubtedly the most important Foreign Office had then been listenNOTE L SUBIACO and Irish Suitings. Dress Suits Our Scotch of obstinacy Line uine victory, to present the world tleman whom I remember meeting Special can fatuous Whoever is the of all commodities. It FREMANTLE to. ed -STREET, HIGH Cabi130 a form not to Specialty. would chosen SUBIACO. they ROKEBY-ROAD, with a fait accompli, last year, was world's suplies of oil of Militarism that has placed us in but command theworld. Application. 'Phone B426. encounter hostility; on the contrary net. He was feeble enough, Unfortunately jeopardy. Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Emu Beer Always on Tap. this governs the to Hand. they would be approved. (one would have thought that The oil brings its perils. power Accommodation for Country Good Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds lust lackhe would follow) unfortunately combin- which lies in the Middle East is, in Visitors. So They Reasoned! The problem of force. ed inflammable. highly few people ing the two contradictory virtues in a double sense, WALTER WING, Proprietor. It may be true. Very morning A lighted match, and it may go up we would complain if some the same individual is indeed a difa blaze. Elsewhere the Mexican learnt with amazement that Moscow ficult one. Now the Turkish treaty in are largely due to the quest was taken, and the Russian people only leaves to Turkey 35,000 men troubles for oil. Our Eastern entanglements specialhad gathered in a theatrical group with allied instructors and certain are caused by the quest for oil. Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors Interallied While Great Britain has to cheer their saviours. But alas! reinforcements. The HIGH ST., FREMANTLE. shown ly Catered for. Under Owner's Personal Supervision. only the militarist mind is so naive. Commission which has already been much enterprise and ability, it beCountry for Accommodation Good In spite of defeat after defeat, it ob at work found that troops were behoves us to M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. Visitors. PERTH.) stinately and stupidly considers vic- ing organised to fight the NationalTel. 3633. J. MONAGHAN. (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, Keep All Blundering Militarists explanations. tory to be a fruit ready to fall. demanded and ists, Away, President Pilsudski was not a will- The Commission was informed that ing tool. He is surrounded by illi- at least 40,000 men were needed to or the lighted match will do the WHEN IN PERTH CALL OVER terate deputies, by fanatical religion. There must be no proTO elacify Asia Minor, that they had mischief. ists, by designing imperialists who been accorded by the British au- vocative monopolies, nor greedy promised land to the people. Those thorities, and that in fact the Turk- squeezing-out of other nations; the people, who are half starved, are ish Army is under British command. door must be thrown open wide. CHARLES ST., WEST PERTH, HANNAN-STREET, KALGOORLIE. 'Phone 481. manoevred by the menace of com- The disarmament of Turkey is esThe history of this Mesopotamian hands Ernie OF THE BEST HOTELS ON THE FIELDS. friend old ONE your of illeAnd promise plete famine, by the sential if we really mean to make question does not seem well known Bast of Everything Kept. out a welcome to you all. PiLsudski ruefully real- ourselves obeyed and to dismember In England. Briefly it may be thus Accommodation. gal spoil. Splendid 1 First-Class Residential Home. ises that he is (if one may so express the Ottoman Empire in the fashion resumed. The oil is to be found of Mrs. Taylor. Meals 1/6; Weekly supervision under Room Dining Ifossoul, it! geographically in the sixteenth proposed. How is this to be ac- in the three vilayets of Cleanliness and Attention. JIM FRAWLEY, Prop Himself, if he is pushed complished? century. The Allies at Con- Bagdad, and Bassorah, along the B. McGrade, Proprietor. The oil-fields o to mad adventures, at least aimed stantinople High Commissioners banks of the Tigris. at his pet idea of a Polish and other officials-have no power. are as vast as those of Mexico. ToPERTH. inian federation. 7ys The British military authorities be- day, five -sixths of the precious lifeTo follow the secret ramifications lieved that the creation of a Turk- blood of industry which comes to SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. of the present subterranean diploma. ish Army to destroy the Turkish Europe is of American origin. That College ALE and STOUT OBTAIN PRICES FROM Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic cy is difficult: is why France, as well as England, Armyin W.A. independence, earnestly is economic students seeking Satan!the out of One is lost in the labyrinth, Casting training Devil religious The The moral and Unrivalled for Quality & Condition. formed the design of exploit. attended to. for not only are Governments send- was at least a partial solution. But early are imparted. these deposits which can be Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education ing representatives to conclude oc- outside Constantinople, in Thrace ing Syrian the UniverSUBIACO. by including Europe for, to brought prepared are All Public Examinations cult bargains in one sense, but other and in Asia Minor ,the Turks think ports. MatriculaThe TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLEWITH sity Certificate, Government University Scholarship, members of the same Government they can defy the Allies and their after the aretc. immediately College, was It Military Navy, Royal Service, Civil sending tion, are (self-appointed Kings!) own Allies-controlled Government mistice that France and Great BriWE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION branches of Sport receive Physical Culture, Athletics, and isall imparted Mustapha Kemal tain began to negotiate. An accord their personal representatives to with impunity. BOULDER in the Cadet THE BUILDING TRADE. Training Military another attention. our in of the bargains occult leader oily conclude Pasha is not the was drawn up in March last year. A Corner of Lane and Wittenoom Companies. At least the old diplomacy, Turks who is dete,mined never tn month sense. Speaking was brought Public Rumania Streets. later Elocution, Vocal and Instrumental Music, if it was intricate, could be under- submit to the conditions imposed. into the purview of the Franco -Britare taught. The Beet of Everything. purstood if you found the thread; but I have yet to find anybody who ish negotiations. Does it require Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative now there are so many threads that knows the facts about Turkey who much imagination, even for those NICK FRANCIS poses. These ob- is prepared to assert that now, after which in to cross and intertwine. School, have not exact information. A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Artand the use of Proprietor scure intrigues are not even govern. two years have been wasted, we can who how these oil bargains pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry Balkan mental intrigues; they are private hope to make our commands re- understand our 105. all nearly Boulder, Tel. determined tools. of this In part policies. a straightany at even made and unavowed spected. It is not New Pupils are received Eastern policy? Rumania hence Three-Term System. tenebrous maze one can only find forward fight. It is not a fight to and in the case of brothers. BARRACK STREET, PERTH. the most of her oil riches: towards the Term. A liberal discount is made 'Phone A1794. the way if it is remembered that ac- which any sort of time limit can be certain injustices to THE PRINCIPAL. obvious Apple Prospectus, For of conception will new is a fight which cording to the It the secret allotted. ANDERSON and SON, of THOS. -point starting the diplomacy Ministers and Militarists go on and on; and even assuming agreement between M. Venizelos and Family Grocers and Provision may conduct personal plots-plots in that one day we have rounded up Mr. Lloyd George. Mesopotamia Merchants. which the lives and money of the the last of the irregular Turkish determined the Syrian policy, deterCorner Fitzgerald-st and Raglan Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, State are risked. The troops and that no fresh complica- mined the Persian policy, determinfrom £2121- to £70. North Perth. PHONOGRAPHS, rd., and we GRAMOPHONES in Asia Minor. tions have arisen, the moment Scandal Ought to be Denounced ed our whole policymet Families Waited on Daily. revolt who the guard man mount a 6d. to cease from one To. Remo RECORDS inCYLINDER At San Country Orders Attended and destroyed: the hideous, theand will break out again. does not bulk largely in the public credible scandal of unauthorised who BLUE AMBEROL RECORDS, 3/6. There is little prospect of Damad John Cadman-but exact half -authorised pledges by individ- Ferid or anyone else succeeding in eye-Sir the with do to each. 1/6 has had more DISC RECORDS, from uals who, whatever their position, getting together a sufficient number character of the peace in the East have no more right to act alone than their own than any other man. He is our oil 11 REGAL RECORDS, 3/6. of of Turks to march against you or I. We exist in annotageoutcountrymen for the sake of the expert. It is a curious commentary COLUMBIA RECORDS, 10in., 4/6. conspiracies-conspiracies AUCTIONEERS, HOTEL BROKERS, PROeyes of the Allies. The on the way history is made, that no beautiful Cabinets. side but inside the Nationalists in Asia Minor natural. PERTY AGENTS and BUILDERS. of the Franco -British oil conSPARE PARTS and SPRINGS for ALL MACHINES. The Allies are guilty of this Polisha ly take new heart when they see the hint dominates all our TOWN Even vention,in which blunder-the Allies whotopromised COLUMBIA NEEDLES, 1/6 per box. is the 41 BARRACK -STREET, OPPOSITE of the Bolsheviks. which advance Minor, Asia a doings prevent League to prevent war, HALL. in Thrace where the diplomatic sucon which peace treaties OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. REPAIRS hsndful of persons secretly wunoit cess of Greece brings her in con- foundation menbuilt, was not publicly 'Phone, A3370 sing whole peoples to criminal paths. tact with two powerful enemies- were Estb., 1912. at San Remo. The fixing of What is that word (whether apocry- that is to say, potentially powerful, tioned German indemnity was of imPROPERTY MANAGECOLLECTING. RENT phal or not I do not know) of the for neither Bulgaria nor Turkey will the importance, but the ratificaPolish General Haller which is re- remain, unless the strongest tepres- mence MENT. PROMPT MONTHLY STATEMENTS. called: "My divisions in Poland, as sion is constantly exercised, in their tion of The Oil Convention, of the orders under are in France, present position-the Adrianople equally IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL HOUSES, Marshal Foch." That the madness Congress has violently declared that of which no one spoke, wasand Mr. M. Millerand of the Poles should be speedily pun- they will not permit the annexation important. L. DWYER, HOTELS, or BUSINESS, LET US KNOW. their put they Briwhen in Militarists the George, Lloyd ished, and that Resistance to the T. A. DUDLEY Builder of the country. Perth document, were Mr. Len O'Sullivan, Representative. Arcade, tain arid in France had hardly time Greek occupation in Thrace and signatures to thistheir Central to Auctioneer entire policy to betray themselves by exulting Silvia is organised: one begins to bound to make receives France people pivot. this on openly before the Russian ask if Greece has not assumed too turn a quarter of the Mesopotamia oil: had rallied to crush the new oppres- heavy responsibilities. but the what

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Let us good astringent. It is well to bathe a thing to be deplored. unite in thought on this matter. Let the face, neck and chest with cold

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the landlord's best horse an' rode Now where he went or what happened after that, I never heard tell, but there's one thing sure, he had done what many a man would like to do, left his Trouble far behind him. If you've finished with that sole, I'll take it. Ah, you did that as fine as silk, Johnny." "It wasn't hard," said the little boy. But Mr. O'Brien, if the soldier shut up Trouble, how is it that there's any in the world?" Some busybody most "Hum! like, chopped down the oak an' let him out again!" grumbled the old man. off.

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our lack and hasten to correct it. gives firmness to the flesh. (By Alice G. Heyde.) Always wipe under the chin from Let -us not only subscribe for Catholic papers and magazines, but read the centre towards each ear; use a 'them, and read them with attention little powder, and, with the back of THE OPTICIAN, means "You have been satin' there, svith lad was glad to get the smell o the hands, fingers touching under and thoroughness. at leas t cakes an' broth cookin' as he knock of chin, draw the hanids to the never a word out o' you forthe centre lost early he him The brother passions, of the door. at ed violent d and A POET'S PRAYER. four minutes," exclaimed TRUE REFINEMENT. ears; repeat twelve times. bi latch, an' oh my, the 1,,th his faith and his innocence. He Bathe well in cold water around cobbler. "I wouldn't wonder a t self lifted the was on him, when he F.I.O., F.S.M.C., D.B.O.A., until persisted in his irregular life I crave, dear Lord, is the sin- the eyes and sides of the mouth, to but what the crooked second hand sour face that of person" "Quietness at then Being Freedom of City of London. he was thirty-two. clock there, has made it s saw who was standin' on the step! old on my No boundless hoard This musrefinement. of flesh and of portrayal induce firmness cerest us the lad. asked me?' you know times 'Don't four than Milan, professing rhetoric, he tells more even journey Of gold and gear, had does not mean that one must cloak cles. my sorrow,' said the other. THE that the faith of his childhood Nor jewels fine, asand is dis- 'tis a pity I wasn't watchin' to see ? 'I do, to dignity sea -salt which in statuesque bath in A oneself intellect, his of alyou 'Tis the crooked sixpence will be troublin' regained possession Nor lands, nor kine, HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS sume a reserved and distant manner. solved will make the flesh healthy Is there anythin' But to you. back crep cumin' t ways worry of A but that he could not as yet resolve shade Johnny?" or treasure -heaps of anything. dues it wish to subdue the and firm. Ammonia added to the IN THE STATE. come in, an' shut the door.' to break the chains of evil habit. Neither Thady's bantering tone. Let but a little hut be 'mine, the vivacious, athletic -loving type of bath is cleansing and beneficial. into to "A cruel welcome, after seven "Oh, goodness, no!" laughed th a here at the hearthstone I may hear One day, however, stung Irish Such elimination would truly Bran water is cleansing, and also National By Exam-, London, girl. Foresters sudsome of account the think by just was only made sing, heart "I but hunger long weary years, The cricket a loss of no little moment. Su- gives the skin a velvety softness. little boy. A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. ASK FOR MR. B. den conversions, he cried out, "The be He went soldier let it pass. And have the shine perb health and vitality are among Vegetable soap is preferable for the ing. But it was about troubles, the into the house an' shut the door as No Initiation Fee. too." Of one glad woman's eyes to make, unlearned rise and storm heaven Cheapest ConThe skin. assets. valuable the most for learning, our all in the with we, and There you quick as a wink. Not quick enough For my poor sake, so! tributions. thought I "Ah, really healthall few has too world He here." lack of heart lie wallowing Our simple home a place divine; Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, young lads go, leapin' into all sorts though, to keep Trouble on the outful specimens of humanity, especiwhen a garden, FASHION. into chirr, cricket's ROYAL ARCADE, the withdrew When soldier across cot, then side. the went wee the t meets alternate Thursdays, in the of mischief an' breakin' the hearts ally among the feminine sex. Place the room to the warm bench beside Savoy Hotel Grill Rooms, Hay a long and terrible conflict ensued. .ve, and the smiling face of her. of your mothers!" Opposite Town Hall. fresh voice (he the blame on factory, society, or the young a hearth, the Trouble went with him. Riley. Suddenly Whitcomb street, Perth. Brian -James Boru Branch, life of to-day -the fact still Light and pretty are the raffia "Mr. O'Brien! Honest, I'm not ii knows not whose) breaks in upon energetic the soldier, an' down sat Fremantle, every alternate Tuesday, unaltered. Yet no matter covered hats, and quite the latest any trouble! The troubles I was Down sattoo. his strife with the words, "Take and remains But the tiny chicks Friendly Societies Hall, 64 AdelaideWORDS OF WISDOM. how good or how companionable a wear. The two colours are used for thinking about happened hundred s Trouble, that had read;" and he lights upon the paskeen put in the basket by street, Secretary's W. "Walk honestly as sportswoman a girl may be, she can the brim and upper part of crown - and millions of years ago. I read the fire, out of the chill, gave one Keating, 23 Burt-street,address, Fremantle. Of him that hopes to be forgiven sage beginning, into the world 'peep' an' BUTCHER, The battle was won. never, even with such praiseworthy band, forming a block pattern. The about how they cameIt's that was the last of them." Charles Stuart Parnell, Boulder. is indispensably required that he in the day." baptism, returned home, recommendation, afford to forget upper half of brim, the crown, and in a library book. not a true received "Ugh!" He cried Johnny. Secretary's address, Court Hotel, 246 OARR-ST., LEEDERVILLE. rgive. myth a the It's only just she is most worshipped are of that crownband though. lower part of story Hippo, At poor. the to all "Well the rich brother said more Boulder; meets alternate Fridays. Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb To serve God truly means to reign and gave in life -dowered with lovely either blue or corn colour. The flow- I like myths, they're sort of like than that, Johnny. He flew into John Dillon, Midland Junction, J. always on hand. Corned where he settled, he was consecrated thing er one's self. and ers encircling crown can be fashion. fairy -stories," confessed Johnny. 395. For thirty-five years womanhood. a passion, and drove the poor sol- F. O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Small Goods a Specialty. Beef All Meat the We can love Jesus only so far as bishop inthe it, said cobthat's Perhaps it is to the hustling, a so due or just "Oh, or from silk, ed from raffia, ecclesiastical centre of dier from his door. 'There is Trou- Junction. Margaret he was kept in Cool Storage on the Prelove the Cross. -St. Church's energetic life of the twentieth cen- plait arranged with the two colours bler greatly relieved. "And how did ble wherever you are,' said he, 'an' the and in Africa, life mises. ary. Money to -Lend on application to against heresy, tury which seems bent seriously would look well as a band to base the library book say that trouble I want no more of you.' Telephone, A3297. the Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. He who does not go down into mightiest champion upon one thing only: to endeavour of crown. Raffia hat -making is came into the world?" the road went the unhap- and R. Maxwell, Barrack whilst his writings have been every11 while he is alive runs a great -street, to satisfy in each day the passions of most fascinating work, and just the "Right out of the black box that py"Down printhe of one as accepted lad, an' where Trouble slunk after him. is dead. Perth, or the General Secretary, care GLANVILLE'S LEMON HEADof going there after he the litopened," answered a lifetime. Pandora worn. newest thing thought devotional cipal sources of ACHE POWDERS, Philip Neri. "And she pushed When they were comin' near to the J. J. Snigg, Barrack -street. on our city So we meet them The sash or waist finish is all-im- tle boy gleefully. He spoke up. 'See here ' The Great Australian Remedy for Oh, how much is the pure love of and theological speculation. streets; winsome little girls in their portant, and ribbon of all widths is the cover down again and sat on it inn' Trouble he, 'I lost you a good home, so Instant Relief and Speedy Cure of sus able to do when it is not mix - died in 430. teens, at the loveliest and most ap- brought into use, tied in full bows, but every evil winged thing had al- says YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF all Headaches, Neuralgia, Toothwith any interest or self-love.age -girlhood, when we or many loops and ends over each ready escaped, so that was no use 'tis onlyGoright that I make it up to WESTERN AUSTRALIA. MAKING SAINTS AND SINNERS pealing into that inn beyond, an' ache, and Influenza, Rheumatism, omas a'Kempis. should find them "standing with re- hip, or sometimes on the one side But there was one good little thing you. ask the man Sciatica, of the house to let you etc., etc Price, h, Divine Heart of Jesus, you aland Hope, feet the brook her name was luctant where and left in, and only. Under the Patronage of His Grace Is. 9d. perLumbago, busy is God of have Church the lend of the a spade an' box, or 3d each powder. While an axe. me always make of me; ys think meet." But to -day, 'tis with Braiding is to be the leading trim- so Pandora let her out too. And I'll wait out here.'" the Archbishop. "making Saints," river 'nk of You.. --St. Margaret Mary. with the work ofPilot, hope have eager feet they hasten to that ever since, troubles and H. port C. ming this GLANVILLE, season, while silk braid Objects: M.P.S., The Study of the Languthe world at of embarkation, 'tis with "I'd have run right through the He who lives but for God is never says the Boston yearning of all widths is employed as bands been flying all over the world." MARKET -ST., FREMANTLE house and over the back fence and age, Music, History, Literature, and large continues with its work of heart they long for the mysteries , save at having offended God. for both dress and coat trimmings. those Greeks Dancing didn't heathen of Ireland, "Now, and the revival (Two Doors dee, of from Post Office). making sinners. The line Francis de Sales. and glamours of "grown-up life.' Serge and gabadine are the ma- go to a lot of trouble to make up a got away from the old Trouble," inof the ideals of an Irish -Ireland. Telephone 197. rue wisdom consists not so much age between Christianity and mod- They pass us talking loudly, pushing terials now in demand, serge being good story, when they might easy terrupted Johnny. The Society MEETS NEXT MON"Would you now?" Thady waxed DAY the acquirement of knowledge as ern Paganism is growing wider rudely through the crowds, powder smart allied to satin, while gaba- have had the truth!" The cobbler EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. his long linen thread. "Well if the its right application to useful pur- every day. and oft -times rouge quite visible dine makes very smart long slip- rubbed his spectacles, full of scorn soldier BOYS' SCHOOL, done so foolish a trick, PATRICK'S ses. upon their baby -skin, marring the on coats. Sic Then there'd had for the benighted ancients. -STREET. have been no story to tell. WELLINGTON GOOD THINKING. he only great, the only effectual young beauty of their faces, short Foulard Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies 543 GEORGE -STREET, is yet used, and is a fav- he peered over the top of them at If he went over a dozen fences, tidote to self-love is to get the skirts, silk stockings, aping their oured trimming for serge. boy on the three-legged couldn't the Trouble follow him? and Juveniles, 6d: Gentlemen, Is. the small which arts 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, e of God and our neighbour firmAmong the many MISS P. O'BRIEN, Secretary. quite cleverly, even to the Black and white is a favourite stool near his bench. "But speakin' Was there anything to and elders hinder if he BOURNE. rooted in the heart. should be sedulously taught MISS N. KENNY, Asst. Secretary "low neck" so deplorably common combination with the well-dressed of good stories, there was one, got tired waitin'? Ah no, the lad RECENT PUBLICATIONS. earnestly studied, the art of think- to -day, so vulgarly indecent. Bits woman. ago, heard it first so long I though knew what he was about, an' he did The Undermentioned Prices inpre-eminent. of their chatter drift to our ears as . BARTHOLOMEW, APOSTLE. ing well should stand it was that forgot who I've entirely clude postage: biddin'. Because he wore PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG Everybody thinks; it is an involun- they hurry by; laden with slang, that told it to us children. It may Trouble's The Story ot a Battalion. By W. king's uniform, the landlord MEN'S SOCIETY. t Day, Tuesday, August 24. tary mental process that comes with till it is almost a foreign language WHEN THE CHILDREN have been my uncle (Lord have the Devine. and to one unversed in the "latest." loaned the With numerous drawings of intelligence, soldier the axe an' dawn spade. first the COUGH! The mercy on him), or likely it was a an' a rusty spade it was, too, an' all here can be little doubt that continues through life. But to and maps by Darl Lindsay, 6/2. 604 HAY -STREET, PERTH. merry sort of a peddler lad, that, he asked was that the lad bring it holomew-that is "the son of think well is a rare art. Most of our subjects of their conversation, topics Benedictine Monachism. Studies (Under the Patronage of His that are not Grace apropos to discuss in after all he apostles, sellin' could from the twelve of the Imai"-one Be Sure and Give Them Peps. sn Benedictine Life and Rule. back before mornin', since he was wandering, is desultory, By Archbishop Clune.) are absurdly talked over by leather pack on his back, to the thinkin' the Nathaniel of St. John's Gos- thinking of spadin' up his garden, if Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Right Rev. C. Butler, Abbot of sort of litter of public, confused "know-it-all" little ladies, puncwomen in our part, would toast his the next day should He was a native of Cana in and Downside Abbey, 25/-. and use- these bad, useful There is nothing like Peps be fine. and for good things Card Room, Cricket Club, Hartuated by inane side remarks disthe first and shins in front of an' tell 'lee, and was one of St. Joan of Arc. The life "'Tis to the woods over beyond arrangement, plan, or gum -chewing. Such the little miss strengthening the little ones' chests stories till the hairouronfire, riers' Club, Debating, Must. Once only is he less without head s of Jesus. story of the Maid of Orleans, and town, we'll be goin', said Trou. and protecting their delicate throats would be standin' UD like your Good thinking always of 16 summers in this, our twentieth By cal and Dramatic Society. that! And the nted to our view in the Gospel, purpose. Rev. D. Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, to ble. path 'An' is a straight from germ there an it attacks. I'll has aim; open Quite apart the two COMMERCIAL CLASSES. centurycandles would be gone out en- eyes of you.' They were not long in A SOCIETY THAT that once is in the story of his from their exceptional It longs for great spiritual medicinal the EVERY CA- 13/10. tirely! Ah, yes, he was a great version. It is always instructive truth. Preeehin g. By Rev. W. gettin' to the woods, an' then Trou- THOLIC YOUNG MAN SHOULD B. qualities Peps are favourites of chil- hand at story-tellin'." "Ah, gone are the girls note the early graces of those things and chooses the nearest way. O'Dow d, /9 ble called back, 'Follow me, soldier,' dren. They are nice to suck and BELONG TO. Of the ribbons and curls were destined to do great deeds, Mountains of Help. By Marie St. Johnny coaxed the cobbler's black and' he was off among the trees. An' Full particulars on aplication to POLITENESS. And the fragrant old-fashioned they are free from harmful drugs. S. were most honoured by Christ. Ellerker, O.S.D., cat, come 4/2. which had dragging itself here a queer thing happened. In On the slightest sign of a cold or R. PRENDERGAST, Hon. Sec. bouquet." Living Temples. By Bede Jarhave not far to go in search of cough give your child a Pep or two, in from the back room, to jump into the moonlight which was makin' the politeness is accompanied by rett, O.P., 3/8. characteristic grace of Nathaniel, theTrue cairn self-possession which be- And they have with them the and see how quickly the trouble dis- his lap; then he looked about the dark places of the forest light as the Out to Win. Straight telVs to in this instance our Lord has, longs to a noble simplicity of pur- most cherishedtaken tiny shop in search of a job. of St. Vincent de Paul boys Society appears. of attributes day, the -true soldier saw his Trouble! on the way to manhood. self pronounced his panegyric,` By "Now if you're wantin' somethin' An' it was like he'd be lookin' at The invention of Peps really reand unless you cultivate it and refinement. Western Australia (Incorp Rev. J. P. Conroy, S.J., 6/9. hold an Israelite indeed, in pose, to the you do," said cobbler, "an' moves a heavy weight of care from himself, in a glass, or in a stream exercise it upon all occasions and toFaeing Danger. By Francis J. om there is no guile." can do it without cuttin' the two of clear water, maybe, Johnny." will be a all it never the wards persons minds of anxious mothers WOMEN, WORLD'S and THE Society exists for the purpose Finn, S.J., 6/9. e is shown to us, in fact, as a The habit of of yourself. nurses. The Peps treatment is not hands off you, I'll let you slip my "Goodness!" murmured the small of This SLAVES. Talks to Parents, By Rev. J. P. assisting worthy families and pie, earnest, single-minded man, part only absolutely unique, but it is so small little knife under here, an' cut boy. treating those who are nearest to us others, including inmates of public Conroy, S.J., 6/9. ng an unworldly, quiet life, with the few stitches that are still left and is entirely disrespect, discourtesy free from 'Cut down a very dangerous this tree,' It is queer thing, but, said in and Trou Sermons on the Mass, The Sacrainstitutions, in only power was prayer, pos- one that clouds the sunshine of too indigent circumstanthis sole holdin' on." It was a pointin' to a birch that had been ces, and engages in spite of woman's undoubted many destructive narcotics usually found ' g the innocence of the dove good ments, and the Sacramentals. By homes. Politeness, respect, natural superiorities over man, at in liquid cough medicines, that Peps cheaply made little shoe, and the withered by the fightnin', some time works. It is governedother by a Coun- Thomas Flynn, C.C., 14/2. er than the wisdom of the ser- many and sole evidently had upper quite may of rebe and are exhibitions courtesy given back. to He the stood aside out o' the cil, office in Swan Chamlaers, Baryoungest and The Australian Children's Picture t. Of these materials the Holy finement that tell much of the home heart she is a born willing slave. If most delicate child Johnny seized way o' the flyin' chips, for the lad rack -street, Perth, and ries bran- Prayer Book. The simplest with perfect sal- little in common. she has not a baby to carry, she carPrayer fashioned a pillar of the it with delight. of the family. Children ries a dog; if she has not a dog she ety. without askin' questions, went to ches or conferences in many parishes Bok ever published. Beautifully rch, an Apostle, and a martyr. education il"I can do that. What was the work in earnest. learn these things as they do the carries a parcel; if she has not a Dosing babies with An' let me tell throughout the State. lustrated, with 20 full -page illustracommon n the dispersion of the Apostles, evil ones very early- in life. you, Johnny, when you have made parcel, she carries a bag or a purse. cough -mixtures, syrupy lung medi- story, Mr. O'Brien?" he asked. The calls on its funds are many, tions, including the Mass. Card is fell to the lot of St. Bartholo"Now don't be at it fierce goin' cines, up greasy your mind Cover, or she swings her mixtures gloves. It is of to take with just and indigesorders from with a view to supplementing picture on front. w. After heroic labours and sufoils and fats, and sleep-produc- like, or 'tis slits you'll be makin' in anyone, that's the way to do," said its resources, the Society invites 'ugs there, he passed into Arme- FIFTEEN MINUTES OF YOUR as if she must go lugging something tible round the earth. She is a natural, ing medicines, loaded with deadly the shoe, an" bad as it is, there's no the cobbler sagely. persons when making their wills to TIME. where he converted many cities use in makin' it worse," cautioned drugs, is "Yes, only sir," laying born burden -carrier. You will hear the foundation agreed Johnny. remember its work. Bequests may the faith. At last the hostility "Your library book was women say, standing in front of a sickly and debilitated constitu- Thady. "An' the tree lay on the be made in favour of the Particuthe pagan priesthood broke out It is frequently said of us Catho- smart all for tellin how trouble came into ground, when a fruiterer's: "Oh, how I wish I tion. there in the roots lay gold lar Council, or any Conference of the 'nst him. They flayed him alive, lics, that we are not readers of Ca- of Printed and Published by the world to vex the heart an' soul On the other hand, Peps are pieces instead o' rotten wood. Yes Society. then struck off his head, and so tholic literature; and there is no had brought my old net -bag. Just breathed direct into the lungs and o' man. This one I'm thinkin' indeed, an' the soldier plunged his lied for him the promises of denying it that we deserve the re- look at these apples!" Or you will chest, how a about, related clever lad, an' healing hear another, and who is obviously strengthening the arm in it up to his elbow! 'st. 'Tis SHINE'S CATHOLIC ART AND PRINTERS proach. We are also charged with ed up, exclaiming she is lost dresssore and weakened tissues, loosen- he a soldier, got rid of his trouble!" yours,' said Trouble, 'fill AND PUBLISHERS. BOOK DEPOT, not being able to give an intelligent out something to carry. And aswith"He had gone off to the wars a ets an' we'll be gettin' your pockMurray -street (opp. Boans). Perth. for ing and expelling phlegm and all bold back ST. LOUIS, KING. to the Cr. Pier and Murray Streets, Perth. answer to questions asked us re- the number of parcels of all shape strappin' fellow with a song on impurities, and destroying the germs town, where we can live like lords.' All Catholic Requisites garding our.religion. Again we are and sizes that a woman can carry of chest disease. at most reahis lips an' his head held as high as PUBLISHED WEEKLY. "Aha, then the soldier's t Day, Wednesday, August 25. at fault. went sonable prices, in stock. Beeswax, Give Peps to the children freely, the best of them. An' seven years down. What good wouldheart without dropping one-well, she a bushel Altar Candles, Incense, Charcoal, We cannot attempt a defence by must be born e mother of Louis told him that from the day he left home, he came of yellow money TERM STO SUBSCRIBERS. and they to will be it. kept free from be to him, Night if Lights, Mount TrouCarmel Habits, In Advance had rather see him die than saying we need more or better Cacolds, croup, whooping cough, in- back along the same road with his ble hung on his heels? Not a bit Etc., Etc. The leading local and mit a mortal sin, and he never tholic literature (says the Catholic Per Quarter .. fantile bronchitis, and all such trou- back bent an' his feet draggin'. He that ever was seen! 3s. ad. BEAUTY HINTS. He said not interstate papers and magazines We have the best ot ot her words. King of France Tribune). Per Half Year had served the king well, but all he a word though, but bles. 6s ed. stocked. as Orders he filled his receive immediate of Per Annum .. the age of twelve, he made the books and a generous supply got for reward was leave to go home Ils. 8d. Peps For flabby flesh under the chin, are sold by all and an' a pockets, he thought so hard that attention. 'Phone A1125. Per Two eiice of God's honour the aim of good magazines and newspapers. We bathe thoroughly in cold water, to stores at 1/6 and 3/- chemists Years few shillin's to keep him from his brain was like to burst., .. 20s. Od. per box, or An' life. Before two years he had have leaflets and booklets costing which add a few drops of eau-de - can be obtained by mail at same starvin' on the way. An' so he Trouble sat on Booked shed the Albigensian heretics, only a few pence, giving us explana- cologne, toilet vinegar, or simple tinc- prices direct from C. E. Fulford plodded along heartsick an' home- moon -light an' the fallen tree in the Per Annum .. 13s. Od. watched him. TRY BYRNE'S HANDY FOODS forced them by stringent penal - tions of Catholic truths. Two Year. ture of benzoin-either will prove a (Aus.), Ltd., 39 Pitt Street, Sydney. sick. 22s. Od. "When every pocket, and DAIRY PRODUCE. And we have the real and only serto respect- the Catholic Faith. "Near the town he came to a good the lad said, 'Trouble youwas bulgin,' are a won- (Over William St. Bridge, Perth). idst the cares of government, he mons that teach the self-same docCheques (which should be crosscobble -stone road, an' here feelin' it der an' that's the y recited the Divine Office, and trine which Christ Himself taught ed), drafts, money orders, or postal firm under his feet, he minded the heard tell, that plain truth! I've Our Special Line: there's no place too rd two Masses, and the most while yet on earth. Do we apprenotes should be made payable to long marches he had made in the grand nor one too poor, to keep you Homeldade Pies and Pasties.. THE W.A. RECORD. EXCHANGE ious churches in France are still ciate all this? enemy's country, an' without know - out, an' now that's a remarkable PETER J. BYRNE numents of. his piety. The fearNo, the fault does not lie on the in' why he did so, he straightened thing.' Proprietor. MUST BE ADDED. protector of the weak and the other side of the question. Blame his shoulders an' brought his two "'That it is,' said Trouble. ressed, he was chosen to arbi- rests with us, and a shame it is upon SPECIAL NOTICE. To the feet into marchin' step. Left, right, "I know that you can spread yourWhen notifying change of address te in all the great feuds of his us. left, right, he pounded along, until self, till you would fill a building kindly state your old as well as your between the Pope and the Ern We have a well-worn and handy of Modern all of a sudden, he found himself seven times as big as the church in WINDMILL EXPERTS, PLUMB- new address. or, between Henry III. and the excuse for this as well as our bits listenin' to another pair of feet, step the town beyond. An' what's more lish barons. In 1248, to rescue of neglect am so busy, I have ERS, ETC. pin' along in time with his own. He I saw EDITORIAL NOTICES, land which Christ had trod, he no time." It is a busy world, end Our Specialties: Pumping Enwhirled around, pleased with the them you do it, when I was one of The names and addresses hered round him the chivalry of a busy period of time. What does guarded the king's castle. gines, Windmills, Hydraulic q-pr thought of a comrade on his jour- To be that Rams, respondents and contributorsof naffikt sure, ce, and embarked for the East. all our rush and bustle amount there was trouble ney. The road was empty, as far and Tanks, Bores and Pumps. Established October, 1916. accompany all communications. re, before the infidel, in victory to? as he could see in either direction. to spare, under that roof.' Note the Address: Secretaries of Societies, correspon"'Yes, and I stood outside in the efeat, on the bed of sickness or Our business men and women are 'I was dreamin,' he said, an' off he wet 10 LAKE -STREET, PERTH. dents, and others will please note an' cold with yourself,' laughed aptive in chains, Louis showed dropping off every day, leaving their stepped again. that all communications intended Trouble. self ever the same, the first the n;ianifold duties, closing their eyes "Left, right, left, right, he marchNote: Half the Pagans of the World Live in China. for insertion in the current week's "But tell me now,' said the soldier and bravest of Christian on this world and opening them to ed, an' behind him, he heard an issue should be in the hands of the hts. The death of his mother another. "The workman dies, but ST. GERARD'S HOSPITAL. other's feet, left, right, left, right, leanin' on the rusty spade, 'isn't it Editor led him to France, but when the work goes on." So many of the Help us to build and endow a New The Archbishops of Australasia every bit as good at marchin' as his some bother for you to squeeze your- Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. latest. by midday Wednesday at r was reestablished, he again set things that we are busying ourselves College in which young men will be have decided unanimously to receive own. Still the road held neither self into a small hit of a space, like Reports of Parochial Functions h on a second crusade. In Aug and worrying ourselves over, amount ordained year after year, exclusively us and to support our Appeal. His .man, woman nor child. The soldier well say, like the crack in the tree 61 CAMBRIDGE-ST., LIEDERshould be authorised by the parish VILLE1270, his army landed at Tunis, to so little. for the Chinese Mission. This is an Grace Dr. Mannix takes the keenest dropped down on the grass by the there, where I have the man's axe priest. stickin'?" though victorious over the enNURSE urgent need. For want of room in interest in the Mission. "Australian road to puzzle it out, an' didn't he RYAN. If only 15 minutes a day were Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch , succumbed to a malignant fey"'What is it you're sayin'? Bother, given in close, intelligent reading our existing seminary 300 students Catholics," he writes, "carry heavy hear somethin' down beside (about 50 words). Louis was one of the victims. in Catholic subjects, if we carry only who applied for admission had to be burdens of their own. But I know him? Now he drop was a brave lad an' to do so simple a thing? Just keep Funeral Reports, Is. per inch; inreceived the Viaticum kneeling one clear idea, one bit of knowledge Telephone turned away. your 739. them well enough to assure you that so he spoke up. 'Is there somethin' eye on me, an' I'll show you cluding names of persons present, 15 HALLION his camp -bed, and gave up his of what we have read, it will mean Our Missionaries are already in the you can rely on them to g.ve a gen- followin' after me?' he asked. 'Only how much bother it is!' With that, Is. 6d. per inch (about 50 words). with the same joy that he had more than we realise if persevered field, labouring to bring Light and erous helping hand to the Irish Mis- myself,' said MACHINE the BREAD Trouble FACTORY, stood up from the fallen a voice so near his elPhotograph Reproductions, 8d. n all else for the honour of God. in. You may insist that you read Grace to poor abandoned China. Do sion to China. I send you £100 for bow that he jumped. NORTH FREMANTLE. per square inch. He put out tree an' he went over to the oak refuse them help. They depend the great work, and I wish I could his hand, more than that every day. Re- not but there was nothin' where the axe was stickin'. Now Bread Delivered to all parts of Freon . AUGUSTINE, OF HIPPO. you alone under God. make it ten you times as much." know what a thin bit of a crack member that one chapter or page there to be felt. 'Who are you, an' mantle, Cottesloe, Claremont. ADVERTISING RATES. Malt and Brown Bread a Specialty. read and understood are you wantin'?' he asked would lie between--" Situations Wanted and Vacant, We celebrate 1,500 Masses annually for our benefactors, living and de- what t Day, Saturday, August 28th. thoroughly "You could hardly see it if it was means much more than volumes ceased. Shipping Supplied. after a bit. Board and Residence (three lines, Augustine was born in 534, at skimmed over. The point is that "'I'm only just your Trouble, and a sharp axe," said Johnny. about 16 words), one insertion, Is. "Yes. aste, in Africa. Me was brought we carry the knowledge gleaned. I ask for not a thing in the world,'" Now while the soldier each. Telephone, B277. watched, the creature grew thin in the Christian faith, but withBirths, Marriages, Deaths, Our beautiful religion is worth Address Communications to Rev. E. Maguire, St. Patrick's Cathed.d, answered the voice. In like P. J. HEVRON, reteiving baptism. Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s. "'Trouble is it? An' what do I a wisp of smoke, an' just as smoke An ambi- more of study and deep thought Melbourne, Victoria. schoolboy of brilliant talents than most of us are giving it. It is want of Trouble followin' at my curls out of cracks, he curled into CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and FOR- per insertion. Poetry, 6d. line extra. Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per heels? WARDING AGENCY. Look you, now, we'll part the slim little crack in the oak. The inch. company here an' now. I'm for the soldier standin' close by, you mind, GENERAL CARRIERS. Casual Advertisements, 4s. per town an' my brother's house, as for but after a while he could see nothTel. A1666. PHILLIMORE CHAMBERS, inch. you, the best you can do, is go back in' more than when he had sat on ! Replies to Advertisements can be where you came from,' the soldier the grass by the cobble road, an' his FREMANTLE. addressed to this Office, and they bawled. An' so sayin,' the leaped Trouble had made itself known to will be forwarded to Advertisers if to his feet, an' brushin' the dust him. postage is prepaid. 694 HAY STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB, from his worn uniform, made ready " 'I can't see you, Trouble, are you (Opposite King Edward Hostel to go on. 'You're wrong there,' gone entirely?' he questioned him. All Communications should be adsaid the voice, '"I am 'I'm so. your own TrouI'm here in the crack, MISS M. J. MeDERSIOTT, Proprietress. PHARMACIST, dressed to: ble an' where you go, I go, an' now do you believe what I'm tellin' Pure Wax Candles, Charcoal, Tapers, Floats, Sanctuary Oil, THE W.A. RECORD, where 542 HAY -STREET, you stay, I you? Bother! stay, an' Sure nothin' is a Crucifixes, Rosary Beads, Scapulars, Medals, Speciality in Statuary, BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. let's be gettin' on our way.'" now bother to me! Ila, ha, ha!' cried Framed Pictures, New Books just arrived: "At the Foot of Jesus,' PERTH. "Trouble wanted to be boss, didn't Trouble. "Treasury of the Sanctuary," "Looking on Jesus," "From Bethlehem he?" remarked Johnny. "'I believe you,' said the lad, an' to Calvary," "Jesus Crucified," "Suffering Man God," "Watches of "Ah, yes, an' since there seemed with that, he pulled out the axe, an' the Passion," "Ecce Homo," "Lenten Sermons on the Passion, PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST. no good way of gettin' the best of the crack closed!" "Holy Week and Easter," "Loreto of the Holy House," Books by SEND him, by reason of him bein' nothin' and "He had it locked in!" cried the Father Lasance, "Thoughts on Religious Life," Prayer -book for Re at all but a voice, the poor soldier little boy-. "Oh my, I bet the old ligion, Blessed Sacrament Book, My Prayer -book, With God, Sunday id., 1 d. each id.. 16., /id . each VETERINARY CHEMIST. lad was forced to make the best of Trouble was wild." Missal, Roman Missal, Short Visits to the Blessed Sacrament, V:sita BRYANS RECORD PRESS a bad bargain, an' with no further to Jesus in the Tabernacle, New Ireland, History of Ireland, by "He had reason to be, his yells READ MURRAY-STREET talk marched on to the town. But an' cries didn't worry but Darcy McGee, Knocknagow, Story of Ireland by A. M. Sullivan, the soldier, icely Printed in:RCD and BLACK (opp, Boans) PERTH, CLRAK TYPK his blood boiled as he heard Trou- who lost no time in puttin' a good Recollections of an Irish Judge by McDonnell Bodkin. A Good AsThere is in our midst a curious Telephones: A3264 and A3457. sortment of English and American Story Books. Sacred Heart Mes- ble comin' after him. distance between himself an' that type of Irishsnan. 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compared has a batting average of 74. "Some McKenna display their heroes gave, average that; takes getting-and Jack Brady (2), Tommy with their previous games. Ask "Billy" Gaynor, of toss for keeping. the won (2), and Castenelli (1). Murphy the Jack chronicle the Newmarket"; he got it exactly It is pleasing of Roy Solomon. 6.1.C., and decided to kick against "The season for East Perth "B," and From the last improved form breeze. AT that think Saturday were a serviceablePlains' Two of his goals last medium supple rover, there are thosebe that the the of bounce one of the selectshould per sent the "WG.." very neat efforts, and secured, Lanigan, kick weaker to Bob are way After ed twenty-two. There best and most acenrate ball into College territory. men than the East Perthite selected. goals, viz., placing the sphere. be last good deal of handballing, S.I.C. Weight -lifting could hardly We had some good men out Gal- atook a hand, and by a chain of Backs. Foley, Tommy termed exciting, but it certainly is Jerry their Saturday. set they the wing, along the Caldwell. Nupasses Jack becoming is and and strenuous, Sparrow. Whitely, Bill Kappler. Guhl scored Bowtell. lagher, against Har- forwards moving, and about Melbourne. Messrs. Gepp. gent will be available Plains attacked vogue the maximum. Patterson, and Hillman Carthew. risons, whom we meet next Saturand shortly Francis, bounce, the from (By WATTLE.) Oval. again Goal. doing some record liftFremantle been Perth have East on the North their first Whitehead, day mentioned, The first sees the comple- afterwards they scoredbounce S.I.C. ing lately, Saturday's Game. Saturday Sturt Ruck: First: Second: Next the next ProFront our and goal. of "Butterfly descale at 10st., made round, the turns Odgers. points), second who and the (19 Walsh, tion of chance, but "The Woman named Smith," by M. C. Oember (authoress"His Majesty's East Perth, 2.7 (18 points). is fraught with forwards were given a and Sellick. a new Australian record by lifting Harrisons Beatty, 0. with bert, game 1.12 a brilby and Sturt, score, to feated if they failed Man"), 6/-; "House of Baltazzar," by W. J. Locke, 5/6; swing. hand Scott and Mo- much interest, inasmuch that a right Ruck: with 9411b. Perth East footButler Disturbing Charm," by run up the centre. P. The prestige of Westralian Paterson, who is 7st. 131b., made Well Beloved," by Baroness Orczy, 5/6; "The Midland succeed in downing North, liant by our loney. Rover: Duffy. brother Martin, and another record by lifting in wrestball was worthily upheld first mentioned player and we beat Harrisons, we finish the sent 'to his for Almonds of Life," by Mills Young, 5/6: "The "The The 5/6: N.B.: Ruck, their No Bertha of flags. twin occasion the of Northleading club on the round with the honour of Martin called was recorded by either ler's bridge style, 137/1b., while Aus- in each instance is a Sturtite. Moonlit Way." by Robert Chambers, 5/6; "Desborough by Francis the second match with the visiting South The Hillman (9st 71b.), with a similar East Perth kicked towards minor premiers, and again should more scoring West Frontier," by Joan Sutherland, 5/6; "David Vallory," The wind was North put it over Midland and Har- team for the rest of the term, and lift, heaved up 14611b. Handy chaps tralian combination-Sturt. end. Imper-street "The Lord 5/6; finished Morris, a Gouvenor LynTe75/6; "The Wild Goose," by elements were all against these to have about the place, say, with hurricane force, but rison wrest victory from Fremantle, the scores read:by Artemas, 5/6. game, but safe it blowing S.I.C., 1 goal. exposition of thethere on shopping nights with their wives. fect Mother," by J. D. Beresford, 5/6; "A Dear Fool," will get in the four to the very "tricky," and the goal was Harrisons one not was 1 bhd. big A to steer the detriment of Midland. Victoria Plains, 2 goals is to say that But these champions are seldom BOOKS ON STOCK. when the getters found it hardNothing but crowd should witness both encounmalcontent in evidence The second quarter was in favour any good in private life. Once knew 4/6. was really leather through. Sheep and Wool Industry of Australia, by H. B. Smith, start to finish, but a champion axeman who always scored for nearly the ters. game ended. The play from was S.I.C. points of footday wet Management and Diseases of Sheep in Australasia, 25/-. excellent. No finer here this sea- whole period, but with a few minThe red and whites are holding a their forwards failed to make any tired to nothing, and did his rep. 8/8. Edition), (Third ball has been playedcreated a most utes to go, the ball was booted in dance in the Caledonian Hall on use of the numerous opportunities when faced with the domestic wood Handbook" "The Farmer's The visitors board wing, and Saturday night. Tickets are at which came their way. The only heap. Then there is the lion -tamer, son. "Pigs and Their Management," by W. Potts, 6/8. and all that from the scoring favourable impression, 10/0. two goals that were scored came always goes dead quiet when his moderate prices, and an invitation see the Sturt goal-keeper, who rushed to is want now Home and Farm Food Preservation,by Wm. V. Cruess, fans raced along. warpath. Unless handy the come men. on football weaker (?) half is the boot of ruck missed. Gepp, who out, from is extended to all to Their day. fine a on picking Good music and excellent supper, a few of these forwards consider and them in action ball, the to back him the through an un- in addition to splendid floor assur- others, changes will be necessary. motto seems to be "ononwith When the aboriginal team of 1888 the mark up smartly, kicked No dwelling game." At the end of the ed. Victoria Plains battled very hard was touring England, it was the is their long suit. guarded goal. the scores were:art the the for at the conclusion of each half-time -straight ahead custom books at and having quarter, throughout, first Those bewilderTheir pace at times quitehave match to give an exhibition of booscores were:union, for an order on D. P. Sulbeen East Perth, 1.8. throwing., One day when ed the locals. It would a stonemerang 10s., are requested to £1 for bhds. 4 livan goals 3 S.I.C., 0.1. Sturt: possible for them to play was throwing the boomerhave same handed in by Thursday, Victoria Plains, 2 goals 1 bhd. Mullagh walling game with, perhaps, greater The second term saw the visitors ang, a sudden gust of wind deflectfor certain, when same 26th. August College STREETS, PERTH :: This the term East third of the themselves. In an onslaught start once carrying it amongst the advantage to and :: WELLINGTON and MURRAY at it, ed drawn. be will failed team started well, but they though they atbut injured goal, and severely struck because the elements were against Perth's it crowd play. Every tacked incessantly, no goals were to make use of the ball as the term an elderly spectator. When he retheir particular style of been 0.Y.M.S. FOOTBALL CLUB. advanced, and their supporters be- covered his senses, the old chap reThe nearest approach was player seems to have have taught of the scored. C.Y.M.S. play their final gan to fear the ultimate result Odgers secured on the grand-day the same methods-all To that although he expected when tacka they Victoria Plains came marked horses were solidly supported. when evading turn when the match. after elusive season, wing, and same quick match for the to witness something quite out of both started at crowd stand Oval. out in full force, and used the ball the he was far from ex- Five of the seven winners led. The spectators-a big money common, couple of opponents had a running meet Subiaco on the Subiaco more two odds. with member short purpose intended some admission the every to in missed that £292 paid just requested that a strik&gperformance. which shot It is pecting a It with ended third team keenly. interattendance The The West Australian Trotting Associati long in goals. -followed the game the League objective. When the of Use team will be To -day's racing venue is Helena was a great pity that val came the scores were:for this fixture, as it is the inten- the scores:On one occasion the famous Dr. (Incorporated.) enjoyable an will be S.I.C., 3 goals 4 bhds. did not provide for the numbering tion of the club to place the strongGrace, the greatest cricketer of all Vale. Itfixture East Perth: 1.0. acor otherwise, in the field for 4 gls 5 bhds. of sporting Plains, available a number team Victoria of the visiting players, and supplywatching est was time. 0.8. Sturt: cording to the weather. At time ing cards whereby the public might In the last term the College ral- small boys playing the game. An of the the final flutter. the green and golds the proverbial calm after The play was very fast after visiLast Saturday distinguish them. considerably, and came back to undersized lad of about eight sum- thewriting and before long the storm obtains, and should, sureexhibition lied poor a very a down bowl after to trying However, were, was old form. mers All locals were naturally pleased interval, like something Sellick, of for a fine weekagency altogether the clear through ly, winLeederville. tors, by The length. of football. defeated that East Perth won. forwards still failed to score. pitch quite thirty yards in Two and a half days sunshine scored their first goal. Minors to It was expected that the C.Y.M.S. the ners rose to the occasion magnifiHad it not been for the good work The kindly champion, ever ready to end. HIGH CL ASS PROGRAMME to perfection, and the next big would put up a course the bring followed, will showing side reproeach good to lot to youngsters, their advice be it friendly If unselfishness give the cently. E. Collins and Hayes' usual' thor in the local team's favour. against their opponents, but it is of the wicket and said which, with Mr. to would up they Byrne, walked ce the form displayed by them on score waswas by Mick LONG DISTANCE EVENTS shown the did the needs for who catering the man Mitchell the oughness in if ever the team played surely have gone to pieces. Short- in his genial way, "You have this occasion then the premiership rang the doubtful successful bell a ensures the the patrons, When of his With needful. game. you? McKenzie's to haven't go miserable apart, still far more was too a stumps pennant may ly after the bounce, a minor scores were: excefition of Ave. Guhl, who was scored, and then Plains took a hand. Let me put them right for you?" meeting from all points of view, A. R. FLINT, Sec men. There were no passengers easily the best man on the ground, P. Butler, at full back, was impas- The boy glanced up, and seeing it East Perth: 2.7. amongst the locals. All were well anygave The train service to Helena Vale and players goods!' other "the the none of 1.10. Sturt: Lanigan at forward was a large bearded man who offer- from Joe and truly labelled and sable, is: 12.57: to -day 1.10: of Perth b,.en scathing thing like a decent exhibition our Eastern visitors must have battled very hard to score for the ed the advice, asked in a old thing but kindly. We havef a (A goal kicked for East Perth football. of man 1.25 p.m. greatly impressed with the stand Once again S.I.C. secured, tone, "Garn! wot do an Plains. to thank Dr. Mannix the prescribed time had elapsCome to Judgment rate interest is being displayed and this time after a spiral passage like you know about cricket?" They are quite afterwas Daniel t Much A local football. disallowed.) somewhat belated effort on meetto the first Trotting medal * Owing their own ed RECORD the whom to as and opponents, five four or aware of the fact that ohright favour, through of Mr. Hughes to induce Airs With the wind in their season being postponed, up to most serviceable player is Jerry Clune kicked a beautiful and Stead, in Steads). Ameri On Saturday last at Antwerp, the ing of the originally Henry and side their own play was (By America behind, it was for theawarded. view points to three for Augonly dated least the fixture at There are This made Australian Olympic Team led the their best standard. kindly instead of with prej thought that the visitors would to be six players in the running. a very welcome goal. It is surprising, and significant, 14 will consequently take place in and critical eyes. Having With a few min- Grand March of all the competitors. ust-night, score even. Odgers, the Sturt rover, was the "bring home the bacon." But Easts five or when it is hoped that the to find Mr. Hughes, of all people task the thirty. played splendidly. set to S.I.C. attacked hard, The ground was picturesquely filled to left, Although the The committee have a difficult utes more Australia the need for friendship, Mr. urging outstanding player of the new conthe world, that the clear and to before them to decide, but whoever and two minors came from the boot. with athletes from 28 countries. weather will United might well go a little furt His style of play was six. attack was relentless, the back men and improvements generally up good relations with the be he will have the of E. Collins. Thus the match" Sweden has. 400 competitors, while ditions Something mightily, and the winner may knowing tell those who still look to strove us. He is as elusive as quicksilver, America of locals the even of enjoyment of States source be a will the that of America is next, and New Zealand or else guidance, to strive to e ended with:and his turns were mystifying. The their efforts were again and again satisfaction must have scared him badly, from the racing. apart earned. Olympic well been he has These two. and medal with out, last him crowd. instrucbig to friendly feeling towards Ame crowd soon picked applauded by the SIC., 4 goals 7 bhds (31 pts). Games were first held in 1898, at he must have hearkened The final dance on Thursday, While he is loudly goal at Ben- try and put the best instead was always popular. V.P., 4 goals 5 bhds. (29 pts). It seemed that at leasttheonevisitors, Helena Vale's programme consists tions from home. Speaking Hibernian the 1904, St. 23, at Paris; at September 1900, Athens; "We said: of way worst interpretations on Pthe Minister doubtless a great rover, he is inclinthe must come For Victoria Plains Bob Lanigan, Louis; 1908, London; 1912, Stock- of six events, for which 77 horses digo, the Prime promises to be a great success. s ed to hang on to the ball tooa long. all that could be managed was Hall, Given a want to do business with America, of our cousins across thethings, every member and Joe Lanigan, T. Kelly, H. McNam- holm. On the last occasion U.S.A. accepted on Wednesday. real- but ours and leaving the final It is hopedofthat might, amongst other destiny minors, her This was the only defect in of that couple best should a race of the each realise (one track, we dry running will be pre- ara, and P. Butler team Sweden the and on events, 28 supporter Lyne, school with won amongst hold exhibition. We known be ly top-notch scores: good football afford interesting and spirited fin- coincide in the Pacific. with 23 wins. sent on the occasion. During the on the field), played the and others, who can influen the half -forward lines, was another Bob. Lanigan was was second For the August Handicap, out the hand of friendship to and ishes. East Perth: 2.7 (19 points). evening trophies won during the throughout. rising generation, that the who attracted. He is a vigorous, race at Helena Vale peaceful nations of the earth, the pick of the field. For the principal (18 points). probably R. 1.12 that ,Sturt: announced be presented. wen will wet officially season is the It inimical handled of Whatever cation hefty 'bailer, and good H. Spooner will not be able to ac- to -day, the following are the accept- especially to America." the During the match last Saturday S.I.C. "Spud" Murphyhe gave Beatty, on we It was noticed that many ofhand, Perhaps towards the United Sta him? ball in good fashion. over Castro, invariably 9.0; Tom coming Coin, is and centre, ances: Gold under by the way, has leads at Acting who, team. the one the as on Dick Furlong, glove preaching safe a company wore than as was forse visitors lines, even new amiability his back the a supporter in E. Collins, and doctor's orders he has been reluct- 8.4; Wonopin, 8.0; Lady A.B., 7S; find the reason of Nothing pass- and this seemed to aid them in been displaying very good football found for the Germans are Rock of Gibraltar. towards America in another path manimn, of late, met with a painful accident occasionally in Mick Bryne. Kevin antly compelled to forego the trip. Ayrton, 7.4; Monitrix, 7.1. whereas the handling the greasy ball. ed him. He took marks that would of his speech), where be said,. "Tot less to-day, Bryne and Tom Butler in ruck for J. W. H. T. Douglas will most likeremoval his The arnecessitated which aerial an very strong. as is him States surroundis ENTERTAINS have stamped in ly be offered the leadership. To-night** programme consists of say the British Empire but THE LEAGUE from the ground. After being at- two quarters had a big share is perhaps Minister talks of sending a He tist even if the ball were dry, enemies." STURT. with played ed Abbott 110 are game. there the which ,winning for events, 7 to his to by that great enthusiast tended America to Commissioner utterly how realise to with the conditions as they were, gave beginning On Friday, 13th. inst., the visitors and expert in the knowledge of first with vigour all through, and fostering Bruce, Karl Quist, erstwhile of local contestants. The fifth race, Perth and foolish is the atti- good relations; the marking was phenomenal.serviceable. were the guests of the W.A. Foot- aid, Mr. Arthur Pownall, however, serviceable leads. Jerry Clune was cricket, has been appointed coach Handicap, Is the principal event. shortsighted is end-it that at needed United the towards on the wing, was ever of hostility tude during held and best, social College handicaps: ball League at a smoke he was able to resume his place on one of the to the South Australian Cricket Ar The following are the so con- far more urgently at this. He is fast, sure in his marking, and The function the field. the critical time in last quarter, sociation. Huonette, scr.; Selim, 35 yds. bhd.; States, which unfortunately of at the Savoy Hotel. in the public highly effective in his disposal there was none better on the field. off splendidly, and reflected Craboon, 60; Woorawyn, 60; Con- stantly shows itself conversation the ball. Mayman, at centre, prov- passed private in and prints, very Tim Clifford and Gorman did great credit to all concerned. Mr. Sydney Parden, the Editor of the sul, 95; Yundah Boy, 135; Percy, throughout Australia. A more idioed too good for "Digger" Thomas. well in ruck, and the latter saved cricketers' bible, "Wisden's"-pays 150. who A. A. Moffatt, president of the LeaHe is very fast, and for one keeps tic attitude to take up it would be splendidly at full back on numerous great compliments tp Australian occupied the chair. The toasts We may say has been in the game so long simply gue, occasions. P. McCabe was the cricketers, when he put Black The most important stake -winner difficult to imagine. incidental to such a gathering were In spite of the severe w He his form wonderfully. that we dominate the Southern Paci- which and he Mr back line, just season of the and honoured. the Australian mainstay wicketkeepers, during proposed of duly prince was about the worst the and ham as is that we fact solid revelled in the heavy going, the but Grounds fic, Show Claremont tussles, the great who, proposing On had bowlin of Sturt, in and Joe Lanigan closed was Artilleryman, prince of McKay, the J. as H. here, there was a splend Spofforth cord and fashion similar by in ball dominated the is sea handled The don't. the 12th. inst., C. of E. Grammar with honours about even. Several ers. delivon for stakes League," "What accounted that period, Football W.A. queried, "The at the Catholic ball at friend A hering cynothe was It Golding to Beatty. defeated College men looked on too often, ap- about batsmen?" His eyes lit up. amounting to £16,784. It was a re- Japan and the United States. 5.12 (42 points), State Mill last Saturday nigh He is an old ered a humorous oration that was School, College, sure of many eyes. 5.4 (34 points). The parently waiting to profit by an op- "Batsmen, my boy! The old man markable achievement. The total is high time that those who shiver was the org received. All the visitors spuke Scotch Harnett well is Dick and Mayman, is peril" as "yellow over the Westralian, highly of the hospitable treatment weather conditions were most un- ponent's mistake. Guhl, M. and K. (Dr. Grace), Steele, and Shrews- is higher than that credited to Posei- in their shoes and there is no doubt but his the leading goal getter ofinterSouth exhibition of Bryne, and Robinson, were the not- bury, McLaren, and Hayward, don, who as a three -year -old won got busy cultivating close and friendcrowned with success. were -State they had received since their arri- favourable for a good of instead America with Australia, and a crack minus a ly relations able offenders. The game was very Ranjitsinjhi, Hill, Darling, £16,394. The best year Carbine abusing her and her people. Mr. only hitch in the arrangemen suit val in this State. Mr. J. J. Simons football. Scotch were man. The conditions did not when proposing number of their most prominent fast, and clean football was the or- Jackson, the heavy flood in the ball was in happy mood in Noble, and Ransford-they could had was the 1890-91 season,/14,628. him, and though he got to the hold Hughes has never pretended to have that National Game." His was the players, and put up a great fight. der of the day. "Our little-but there's one his winnings amounted to a Dandalup, which ran feet hig bat to all manage not could he well, Cup, any love for America, and his strong the bridge, prevented about The other The winners were best represented the Melbourne evening. hats their included the That of take all speech w%uld numa they man, for He was responsible in favour of befriending from Dwellingup it. and Ho toast honoured was "The Sturt by Bennetts, Bell, Wearne, Burns, QOALKICKING EXTRAORDIN- off to-his name was Trumper-the which was worth £10,080 to the win- declaration help,' ber of minors, but could not manage valued her, "because we want herwho The pri Football Club," proposed by Mr. J. and Good, and the losers by Nairn, greatest batsman of all time, and ner, in addition to a trophy ARY. de- from being present. give pause to those to get the maximum. Sellick, who should Callagher. and last Webb. Lyon, winners J. Nicholson, Miss by Mr. principal to ever The that £150. went seconded at and Orr, men dress fancy was whitest of the the establishment relieved Odgers from roving, He Last week -end, Harrisons, a team one The play-off between Guildfords the visitors were takseason in Australia were:-Artillery- light in making and Mr. B. Handbu Sunday On field." the Turner, to on string. stepped first the to difficult. kickrelations little inferior of friendly on the in the W.A.F.A. competition, beaudecided was L The and Christians Main, Weir. Richmond Parisian a as man, £16,784; Mundaring to going en former Odis built on sturdier lines than to one soli£9,268; Poitrel, £7,521: Kennaquhair, Where the Fostering is Most ties of the Swan River were un- 20th.-too late for a report this ed 2624 (180 points), latter going as a Butterfly J. B. Hobbs, the greatest batsman £6,143; Gloaming, £5,807; Lucknow, gers, and gets into the play willingof th on Monday after- week, but in next week's issue a tary point scored by their opponNeeded. efforts them the to to Thanks folded ball no the to. compiled on has hangs to -day, He also kicked in the world ly. Sutherland £4,981; Chal, £4,133; evening they were full account of the game will appear. ents-Perth. especially Mr. an centuries. Only £5,238; Rebus, Mr. Hughes was on less safe committee, Quite a number of the noon, and inbythethe too long. twenty of these goals, and tis must less than 79 separateever King of the Sea, ground East Fremantle and Miss Barwi entertained beaten this Glenacre, £3,938: £3,449; when he suggested that this Harnett, Mr. Turner, other visitors gave good displays, go down on the sheet with other four players have Had-I-Wist, practhe sup Strenuous Cetigne, £3,472; Agnes Club. Miss Football the if they fostered 128; be who would place with but it was hard to big individual "bags" that. are al- aggregate-Dr. Grace, 104; Charles £3,480; Tressady £3,413: friendliness Tuesday Queen, and "all wen affair, indulged in on a splendid was tice sentiment of Australia could Tom Hayward, with were. ready recorded. in the evening Perth Wolari, £3,258; Iolaus, £2,867; Syd- true as a marriage bell" until and ry afternoon, That serAmerica. to most Tydles John represented be winner's and the 93; with was Fry, B. Gepp Eurythmic, sentiment has too often been any- small hours of Sunday morni at an evening ney Damsel, £2,690; From first to last Club did the honours Vanities." Hobbs is coming to Aus- £2,678; ley, N. viceable man. Millieme, SSC. SENIOR COLOUR COMA Chromic, £2,570; He at "The Vogues and tralia. his display was faultless. PETITION. Sunset, £2,440; Pan put on, and Golden was £2,555; programme special any on than marked the ball better Contests. Park Victorian Tie, £2,275; the Gold by £2,379; was acre, appreciated competition greatly was half colour This crew is entering dale, £22731; Macadam, £2,264; Vicprevious ticcasion this season. He South Australians. The rest of the commenced on Wednesday last, Richmond, 14.8 (92 points), de- forAntheAustralian got into the crushes in daring style, eight -oared race at the forth- trola, £2,227; Chrysolaus, £2,202; similar in spent_ be 9.7 (61 to Much was met Clune. Melbourne, week Murphy South when feated ball Ausand frequently brought the coming American Henley. Molly's Robe, £2,180; Bobaris, £2,170, On Wednesday the visi- discussion took place as to the ulti- points). far afield. clear away. Fletcher was another functions. A full report of mate result, and up to the end of Geelong, 14.10 (94 points), d.t!e-at- tralian sports travel In the first half he tors met Subiaco. ..41ePleased. week. next appear will points). was very (73 match the game 10.13 the term the third ed Essendon, Twenty years have brought reHis passing med ubiquitous. even. At half-time Murphy was in Collingwood, 17.11 (113 points), markable changes in the Sydney racand marking were first class. Though (35 5.5 at and Adelaide, points, by three Port the lead defeated world. At the spring meeting ing re(W.A.F.A.) FREMANTLE CLUB in many tight corners he kept lemon -time Clune was a goal and in 1900 the A.J.C. distributed added markably cool, and made few misSouth Australian Games. In unsavoury climatic conditions two behinds in the lead. Favoured "Shrewdy.") (By amounting to £9,100. The money of power a did takes. Groom Fremantle and Cottesloe met for last quaradded money for the sp..ing meeting North Adelaide, 6.11 (47 points), His shepherding was a fea- their second encounter on the North by a strong breeze in the work. The extraordinary wet two weeks total this year will Murphy won by a comfortable defeated Port Adelaide, 5.5 (35 Randwick at with havoc ture of the game, and one feels sure Fremantle Oval last Saturday, and ter, of August have played The ground was very fix- £34,500. that the Sturtites saw much in after a dull, uninteresting game, the margin. and Clune's team failed to points). Trotting Association's first The A GREAT SUFFERER COMPLETE The meeting of these two clubs the season. Hector's methods that would be of red and whites emerged victorious heavy, racing new the of On more by 46 points, the ultimate scores handle the greasy hall as well as has been awaited with great inter- ture service to themselves. In England owners are provided 1921 season was the open to meeting Murphy's team the top at team. Murphy's level They were est. CURED BY ZAM-BUK. than one occasion from the knock in being: August 7. Num- with free stabling and fodder for were best represented by Murphy, of the premiership table, and evi- billed for Saturday, some meetings. and their horses at he held back Sturt's tall follower in alterations Fremantle, 8 goals 8 behinds. Abbott, Bryant (R.), and Clune dently Norths won after a great erous structural items cost the Chester maninvolving These a quite legitimate way, and to such improvements 4 behinds. general 1 goal Cottesloe, up ZAM-BUR manifests its wonderful antiseptic Clune's men tried hard with its (V.). game. an extent that East's nick man had expense had been made for a agement £500 in connection healing powers from the very first appli McIntosh, late of South Freman- great Despite the unfavourable wea- to the finish, and Clune, Butler, and his work made easy. Oakley, esperain, in tor- two days' meeting in the spring, but but opening, successful conspicuous. Richmond, been the most for Gorman were centre have could now plays amount Mrs. T. Kum), of Wolsby St., New Farm, tle, well afford that days could few it cially in the early stages, was a ther, the game a for downpour rential had the totalled and according to an Eastern scribe prior to that date made the carry- seeing that the receipts bane, says: " I had an outbreak of Kozeina, valuable defender. He beat his made considerably brighter Murphy v. Bryne. ground same the on kept man teams best the first in the form of small pimples both was every of he almost captains appeared on vo, man to the ball On Saturday, under wretched when Richmond defeated Geelong ing out of the fixture an impossibil- £42,659. The more then merged into one complete miss.bed for occasion. Moloney, following, more open, and by being a little ity. It was reluctantly postponed conditions, Murphy met in a recent contest. frightful, and I was Perhaps in rigid in regard to their men keep- weather was when, rein than held his own. I suffered following Saturday, the is probably a record football Good until What Bryne. defeated and ex -South but me, adoptanother ease of instead to be places, McGillivray, things ing their this department it might safely months. I tried several gard to the number of entries reout of the question, as the Fremantleite, also receives honour- unfortunately, the same conditions night I would said that our chaps had the call on ing the "school boy" tactics of all was were not successful, and night after prevailed. Indeed, the fixture had ceived for a race in Australia has ground was in a wretched condi- able mention for his display for is nothing sleep. There any out ball." get the knocking not His "on folcould the visitors. in agony in my bed and again to be postponed, and the been made in connection with the both teams battled hard, tion. -But, and I d was A.J.C. Derby, to be run in 1921. Enwas good, but Duffy was not secur- sickens the public more of junior and some good marks were taken Fitzroy aginst Collingwood. Wednesday evening At length I decided to use &in Although I defect, Wainwright, a new goal -keeper for lowing ing as well as is his wont. His re- football than this glaring The opening meeting was tries were taken on the first Tuesday A few chosen. pleasing and surprising results. slipperiness. the with despite match, recent a often. in too Adelaide much sees South somewhat one any benefi left him which cent illness has before the final whistle a revived a practice which has prac- not to be a success, that's all! One in June, and the full returns show been under doctors' treatment without Brentnall Football is a game wherein dash minutes I got respite below his usual form. For the strong attack looked like a winning tically died out, when be placed of the most stormy periods known that 469 were received. was not until I tried Zam-Buk that and, followin -end flashed out at times, but was not and brilliancy are component parts, week entries English Derby of 1916 the He fol- to Perth spread over last the awful burning, throbbing pain,Zam-Buk's soot is but what chance is there of those goal for Byrne, but V. Clune stemthe ball for the kick-off. the power that he generally Thursday morning. Wed- number 463, and for the Grand Prix both med the tide, and Murphy's men lowed this procedure on every op- until early the treatment for a few weeks, healing and pu when conditions prevail that suit qualities being displayed when nesday night was stormy and mis- de Paris of 1913 they numbered 579. issue by scoring a point. portunity. the settled the on all influence manifested itself by in practically are McKenzie, style. teams his dashing fell, and condi rain little only but interesting, erable, even and was The game Adelaide Torrens-South West the skin and restoring it to its natural In a He ball? goals, could not be faulted. So contest Zsm-Buk." won by two behinds. struck a goal post the meeting was held. ball the I heartily recornmed imto A very bad mistake one also no- -Murphy trying was held everything that came to him, farmer old An next and is Murphy undefeated, far attendTorrens the times, twelve back things of than all less the desire is no to and days Considering to tices these upon his son, who wanted and kicked off deliberately for Cuts, four ance, which included the members press golf opposed to Wednesday's match between Byrne Zam-Buk fs Invaluable suffering eight and Souths for exercise, that chopping the best advantage. Hilton brought men to kick goals whenForwards was play Burns. Scalds, Boils, Zeugma. of and Clune should be worth while times in this respect. of the Stull. Football team, injured off some fine sky -scraping stunts. weak combinations. wood would answer the purpose just Sores, Bad Lev, and witnessing. surprisingcommenced in who was brilTredrea, track so tions ot the are not Jack The eond good. diseased It lit His display in this respect was the even strong teams as well. "Oh, no, father," said the Cb Obtainable from all VICTORIA PLAINS FOOTBALL with South Adelaide in 1903, has ly good order, and although fast boy, "it is the walking between the per po 1/6 best on the ground. Collins acted liant or accurate that they cannot at and Stores only missed two matches since his times were out of the question, sev- strokes that makes golf such a valuASSOCIATION. 3/(i tangly size. or post as central umpire, and proved cap- do with these opportunities of beexciting. proved Yufford, S. the from O. debut.. eral of the events coming more acquainted with able. able exercise: that gives the legs a ELM v. Victoria Plains, Pitt St., Sydney. Iownit (7 to I) won the chief event as the arms." "Oh, The teams on opening were placed goal posts, and back men should of a mile chance as iswell The meeting of the above teams -the Suburban Handicap, old man. reallise this, and stay in their places. the said it," it, as follows:that's the second whose completed Sunday on and a quarter-from Craboon, It is also a bad habit for good And then he went into the yard, Sturt Goal. the above association. This owner -driver (D. Michael) lodged a and placed sticks of wood at interteams to get into, and unless they round of McKenzie. was the most closely contesthand, the protest on the ground that Iownit to After this he are very careful they lose by same match reports to According vals all round it. Victoria Forward. The season. of his mark. to clubs of their own ed match of the Englanders consider their reps. started in front handed the boy an axe, and said: Probert. when opposed Smith. Sellick. Plains surprised everyone by the well to it, Fremantle. and complaint was dismissed.the Iownit to pre-war standard, the full course." up play "Now Hilton. calibre. toSeescintillate when up, and final put they Harrold. fight grand for red for the Those judging by their performances from was rehandicapped Half Forward. McLinden, the yagain meet the Mission, they time to time, they are a capable event-the Kalgoorlie Handicap, of were Jim 0. Beatty. and whites Golding. a hard nut to crack, Lyne. a half-and he and RockJack Brady, Bob Cas- will prove Brown, Len bunch. Fielding is expected to be a mile and SOOTHES & HEALS The Organiser, Brother Moore, Mitchell. Oakley. the opinion the writer's in Brentnall. Art Union Ticcombina- feller had the race to themselves. tenilli, although he has a penchant though was a prominent feature of the match a has great hopes that Each Centre. The after will win. and rails natives the had Geo. Rockfeller book sold Chalmers, Eric for nothing so, Let us hope tion. kets will be sold. Sanders. of wandering, and finish, verMayman. to the start from Bruce. interesting gained he Bro. Carey, struggle Frank a stone in Christian so attractive to the cricket en- great King. See, Mick Cullity, Thomas. two winners, means Allen. it was "anyone's game" right up to isthusiast Gerald Carey, and Roy Solomon. as top -hole fielding. Hen- dict. C. Thomas rode Half Back, College supporters Meek, and there' Appeal. Those to find the tall uprights for the final bell.disappointed is coming this way, now Harold Rose and Dan who dren, Colquhon. Sharp. the by Beatty. were somewhat Fletcher. Fremantle .were Roy Solomon Mos

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THE W.A. RECORD, SATURDAY. AGE XII

AUGUST, 21 1920

Dr. Mannix in America

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Death of Mrs. -kali

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OF ILALGOORLIZ. The St. Lawrence O'Toole branch society scribe On Monday night last the will hold ILATOCILSS Mr. Erin Condance in the Hi- of the Hibernian Society Cinderella the a in "Sister Liguori left out held meeting concerning the news the a fortnightly the of its usual When The night was vent and, passinga private residence bernian Hall. on Tuesday agening, death of Mrs. Leslie became known one, and this, together Schoolroom bad CORRESPONDENT.) should very grounds, entered member and sympathy SPECIAL Every sorrow was 24th. RECORD'S she August widespread Here (FROM THE to be pre- were quickly manifest. it came as with the fact that thethe Hibernian in Coleman -street. granted the use following make it his or her dutyThe branch a shock to everyone. Only a few Ball was being held kindly treated and to communicate quite occasion. cost the COMMENTS. . -on would sent number "and a DUHIG'S inches, ARCHBISHOP year weeks ago the deceased lady was night, must have kept of the telephone San Francisco, July 10, 1920. atwelve Father night was having completed its tenth lot!" the presbytery. atTohome, away, as although the a the occasion by in the midst of life dispensing duties SisThe "Incident." Daily with Archbishop Mannix has made for those who at- hopes to celebrate only priest the enjoyable evening's disthe to Barry, very welcome Tuesday States left in rousing a had United fell to her lot as Mayoress. incident, crowd the giving of she the that triumphal tour he following telegrams appeared At Honolulu occurred ter Liguori stateddid tended, it was the poorest be making which The sympathy of the whole State not say where from West to East, everywhere ac cabled at any of this trict officers, who towill to Australia as Dr. Mannix's that has been present branch. BRISBANE, Monday.last the convent, but up the visit two refusofficial out to Mr. Leslie and the go in Later their will the America, from. as to dances. insult C.Y.M.S. she was ringing Erin went to meet claimed Cricket On Monday night, in the School- sorrowing family. There is no betStar-Spangled year's to the case of Sister Ligouri, and the deadly ing to stand for "The short On September 9th, the Sisters from Mt. World's Greatest Democrat rchbishop Duhig, referring simwill be a social evening, ter known figure -on the Goldfields the Church, and defended there of returned and dance room, she standpoint facts, Irishmen. Cinderella and a the The the Living from of at Banner." will be de- than the present occupant of the Sister Liguori, t, stated the case the Club is holding Ligouri was well treated convent. Dr. the Foremost for the forth- the proceeds from which Every these: The band of Starpar- Mayoral chair. to leave the eon. with them to the in aid of its funds The isterhood. He said that Sister Mr. Leslie it was We knew this in Australia, but it ple, are society can voted to the Sisters. ticket, whein a queer mental mood been attending Sisplayed, not "The coming season. a 'era, and must have been of 70 miles with any Leahy, who had in, is flattering to our judgment to find "Ventura" Banner," buy should cricket journey called ishioner a "America," the was but who, when his Excellency the Aposwhat undertake of "But ter Liguoti previously, to bed and it endorsed not only by all sec- Spangled was and be proud are Lodge. well Tickets not. Kalgoorlie, Orange or attired as she he visited Save the seaattend of they Delegate ther "God two as tolic same air was Grand Master that Sister Ligouri is taken and he ordered the nun has done in the past a much one shilling each. but by all the which is theand Everyone who won the esteem and thoroughly-de, even though At about eight tions of the people, The reports he added, "is which, says the "Ca- club Melbourne the King," sons, and from all be of a good served praise for his magnificent for herself, as Out of prescribed for her.evening she asked newspapers here. oat patent thing of all," assured masbe the may sympathy attends into of put out "sometimes o'clock the same to procure a hot- Argus or the Sydney Morning Her- tholic Leader," the name of -the Na- stronger team willso that we are all night's enjoyment. y these people, not so much oratory, and that in uttering true Church and its nuns." in querades under nursing Sister Mr. Leslie's rooted hatred of the Catholic Arch- field this season, towards the next Last Saturday evening a very sucald would find themselves alone Catholic sentiment. SYDNEY, Monday. the eagerly Arch- tional Anthem. How was the bag, as her feet werethecold; at great held water looking our was to We offer him News know evening Sisto musical intense. attitude indicacessful Evening their the of interval, whilst an Irish -Australian, by cer premiership match. PresentSeptem- the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rose, loss will be to a representativewas left bishop if they were published in bishop, to be sane and in the very deep sympathy. on our found Liguori regarded is r. Ryan, in a statement dance Sister the Partridge absent, "America" that that are Miss was to ter The proceeds are The America. national an- tions9th will be the most successful Ninth -avenue. Mrs. Leslie died at 6 o'clock on y, said: "I am pleased Ithat anyone would wish it for tain Americans as the cannot think that that her room and the convent. ber to the Refreshment the morning of last Tuesday week and he was counsel e medical report, and Flimsy Unsubstantial Protest. So much for his insult to of this year's functions, and mem- to be devoted them? grounds were searched in vain, that the suggestion Mr. Rose went to no end of at the Hospital of St. John of God, they alarmed if Stall. that reality people. a therwise." He added authorities becoming thought this be entirely unfounded. Mother, not American make was the Rev. Still it must bers can Liguori, this night trouble to give the visitors a good Kalgoorlie. May God in his mercy ef the Unadulterated Bigotry. Church or convent of Sister enemies of Ireland made ofnoAmwill remember to keep an article on the for the safety.police, grant rest to her soul. some of their night's enjoyment, and a splendid Dr. Leahy, and the enough to contribute at the pre. rang up the Amfort to prejudice the people Indeed, Parsons, Armstrong, free, and also induce did for particularly only programme was submitted. Religious has been good them. The Mayoress had been exhaustasking Not with Sisterhood, homes, along the Mannix. of Dr. and several Catholic trouble friends to come against make erica to items especially, contributed or attempt was those ong was Ellis e subject in the interests Accountconand ed by the many social functions but advisable that Catholics should assistance. A search party in the before even he set foot on this At the last Intermediate Archbishop in America, were Mesdames Smith, P. A. Bryan, falling to her lot, but she bore up wish to learn, juncture. It is alsoProtestants the students for may landing his three paddocks who the against passencon and protest Examination ganised ancy among the any tinent, a A T C.L., Rose, Henderson, O'Con- bravely against weariness and pain ugh them as many certain Mar- they were busy the situation, which immediately with vicinity searched, without well. And from the C.Y.M.S. class were success-' nor, Clayton, Miss Q. was "rigged up" by atelegraphed Wiltshire, to help her husband in the recepa thorough knowledge ofcommunities. The question is dealt to gers of the "Ventura" asArchbishop's J. Bennington. nun being discovered. cellius Parsons, and the, ful, viz., F. J. Hayes, while bring the following trace of the behind C. Messrs. Smith, Hill, Clayton, T. Mc- tion of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. to only only Mr. s all Nuns and Religious not clothed readers Austrawas to she commend cabled had that Waldron, we and F. Parsons J. but Knowing and Washington Quinn, The late Mayoress was beloved by work, Arthur, in they Outridge, did Donald, night ustively hereunder, ofandtheir friends:the back intent successful non-Catholic her night attire and But the propagandist a speech one Quinlivan was partly i in party lia. under the notice 'under the Walsh, Coonan, Franklin, and Rose. persons of all sectione and creeds for the effrontery to make she barns in every being a cold one, the search of this "news" was too obvious in the actual pre- a similar examination Accountants. During the evening a competition who came within the circle of her but dinner, at late Superiors, a evening not tuna until do which of efforts faithfully that their American papers, Federal Institute Sbe may speak of an escaped how she is to keep to God at continued some of Dr. Mannix, saying has now been for a cake, kindly donated by Mr. friends and acquaintances. an escap- way vows time after midnight the be as gullible as the Aus- sence 'hour, and not be tolerated in The guarantee system she will make n escaped prisoner, an. appear to was a lady of unobtrusive ways, but an the class by Mr. Weston, was won by Mrs. Mahoney. on my arrival disloyalty would During these two learned that she had entered did this with the introduced into the tralian press. For was for Parsons music n, an escaped rat, or mouse, the forward Profession. supplied come to Mini. Coonan her ready J. always Coleman to anybody. was in parrot day, anxious Messrs. San Francisco I of the captain Kirkpatrick, and other private residence d monkey, an escaped such years she is perfectly free any been the dancing. Mr. M. J. Franklin was shelter. in do kindly acts for people in received apparent concurrence street, where she was given ascertain how the people han and F. J. Hayes have with M.C. A word of praise is due to and time, to leave the connary, but there is no (at whose table thefor Archbishop's need of timely help and sympathy. woman or at any return his bell tink- appointed as a sub-committee to the world. She She was visited there byonInspector first effort of the Archbishop's this sitting), as an escaped nun. A in their efforts and staff were refreshment the vent manparty benevolences were many. Durahe Her re Sunday had a they with into sug- the instructor to deal bound. Duprez and Dr. Tivey detractors, but I found asks to be admitted led for silence. Mr. Gallagher Eight stu- to please everybody. Mesdames ing the years of the late war, the does so is in no way oftwo morning, July 25. Since then no - never heard the story at all. end of this novitiate Australians should re- agement of the class.for the exam- Morrissey, Beaumont, Hugham, and late Mayoress worked assiduously s community of Nuns the that At of gested own known she her of may steamship dents are preparing more is definitely t This is a Simple Fact. r own free will, andthe convent years she asks the Superiorvows, and thing Miss Arthur did excellent work. in the privacy of her own home to member this about that Liguori, bebeen an inations in October, and already to take her the movements of Sister wrote ill she may leave for One who was deserving of special provide for the wants of Australian line, and indeed, had there a let- The San Francisco papers ignored upon her. be allowed on board, Dire there are some others preparing the Superior considers her the is yond the fact that she Dwyer. to if "Parsons" coercion will be put insult again In "deadfy Australian mention in the kitchen was Mr. P. soldiers at the front and for their Anyone and Mannix's Dr. sitting. Dr. she "inci- the next April the Bishop, and fit subject who erely leaves the convent It was quite a treat to dependants. Born in the Ballarat the American people," even though the would think an international of the so- Dunne. de ter to But she es desirable the Bishop visited who becomes a member by Mar- dent" could have been created. back into the world. them brought before theisBishop, to his and see how he looked after the fire, so district of Victoria, she was 47 offered after was whom classes free day, to story these own to her join God, following of enough ciety may written house on the the have Since of her if it I t escape from her mends so that P.D. can consider him- years of age at the time of But himself. much reduced to purpose Parsons to the very vow cellius cables and take advantage of the arrival from Albury, for as made an irrevocable she wishes to be admitted the people of this city did not know of show that the Australian self engaged as stoker at future death. She took up nursing as -a the religious will She is then al- of inquiring into the state ofeither made no re- papers would serve the Australian fees. Him alone inescape to W over Holy Profession. for Mannix evenings. came and profession, -bearers death; it, Archbishop the office provision of for Law and making Nominations she cannot lowed by the Canon Mass, Sunday, Bayswater, at Australia, where she was matron to futation in his public appearances people better if they toprotested for nun her an Aus- the coming half -year will be received 9 Holy return to the conventheror re to bind herself by vow cannot escape ofjudgment-and - here. o'clock; Maylands, 10 o'clock. De- a hospital in one of the towns of But a few days after his offi- against an insult offered join or for for up to Wednesday, her sinful in - Church proceed to Ireland to "Ex- tralian citizen-a paying guest on by the secretary the the she repents and three years to God's toservice, welcomes, Maylands, 4 p.m. will Sister votions, public the Northern Goldfields. Here she own of see and elections her to cial of rules the He failed hired Ameri- 25th. inst., and l y to her vows year, according It is that printed a message from an American ship-by the was married by Hr. Bernard Leslie, year latives. mercy and one Order. San Fran- take place on September 1st. a numAt the end of thatbefore Liguori, however, being advised gone aminer" ill again seeks His effect that the cans. To their credit the the to God's and lived with him in Mulline and Washington term this meantime escape free that the Marcellius on the cards n, she will not received there and cisco papers rejected Mr. she is again perfectly the convent she had in first been had the' Davuhurst. Coming with her hew on Again, protest although, said ber of those who were society was and punishment. ex- God and man to leaveand return to away." Liguori had gone away-in was being dealt with. (The protest, Parsons' propaganda, was band to Boulder, she resided thong as an down the committee, when the Sister the Arch- Mr. Gallagher, "he is no such thing ordained she has no vocation against if and was Grand way, by the School, for four years. They left that maivothe by by true driven ELIART CONVENT the ordinary meeting in St. Patrick's SACRED if she has a before motorcar a But all.) A man once at long -plank . world. America in gang so the landing were tre for Kalgoorlie, where Mr. Leslie bishop's those Master of the Orange Lodge. is a priest story to when our weekly meetings SUCCESSES. she will desire to renew hurch as a priest priest facts was then passengers, "peddling his wharf." the for cation of an or statement was elected Mayor almost dine her A aspirants be allows will good the rule again STATEMENT. prepared by Mr. Andrew J. Gallag- the newspaper-men on enthusiastic, Music. The of College er-be he a Trinity MOTHER'S vows. and bad REV. each years ago, a position be has retainthat a year, even another election, and I think thful priest-or of the reception comWorked Up." San Francisco Reception. arrived ed till this day. Besides her hoe an to bind herself afor secretary Diploma her, be certain of third Licentiate "Obviously can The a remained for Nun them of still renewal everyone Judas treat. Francisco chairman the Archbishop's San and Col- band, two sons, both lads in their be - and then again at the end of each (and the before Trinity the he mittee from recently doctor's Whatever even quite the in although elected, We now put e of Jesus, as of the American Commission on ment at sea, there was no doubt his beingnight. These elections pro- lege, London, for Miss Doris Pun teens, survive her. know year. The Nun free, without any the Rev. Mother's statements by his Master, and as we for kiss, pupil- of the Sacred to year is perfectly Heart Irish Independence), checked America's welcome on land. eventful Age:Then mise to be the most enthusiastic the Archbis- about oly Scripture he is referred sin, to leave the convent.her vows wired to the Melbourne Gov member Convent, Wagin, who has been sue. Funeral Ceremony. rather Vaughan withsubmitted Leahy, All San Francisco was represented William renew to the Wagga.-Dr. to son of perdition." allowed Civic some time, and as every the is she and has approval, things hop's he landed, from who term must de cessful in passing both the practical years, such when officer, coming whole that this three medical indeed of realises The ernment sad period The burial of the late Mrs. Jean is Labour. for a it examination and the art of teachpress. Organised Lord society, daily to exattendance the Board of has Divine time existence professional our that of Kalgoorlie, took been in was in at- cide the n, but as again when be present on ing. This young lady is to be high- Leslie, Mayoress traditional brass band and and must and go from upon Sister Liguori during several It Was Printed in Fun, week. Those thou- behoves everyone toand us, scandals will astonished. pired she is entirely freetotothe the wharf, on the at vote not ly congratulated, being the first in place last Wednesday to her world. of tendance saw be night, and mention no not past, return made election need and the mortal remains to they was her We . the convent A procession ,3e. although but for the Wagin district to obtain the who followed of months in the world, So I do not sands of citizens. she left the convent, before. in the Castory for his particular friends, place Dr. evening and resting be poor womenwithout surely, after all these periods Parson's last their -street, best Market unkind up the much be of to Certificate. (L.T.C1...) are formed any suggestion a woman ought to isknow The the men most likely attendants at Licentiate the Kalgoorlie of recklessly know at present if these facts myinto the probation,mind her scribes Mannix escorted to his quarters. The following is the result of the tholic portion and know if it treatment of the Sister as "moon known in Australia, but I saw that as the inci- and most consistent ht or knowledge enter Cemetery, testified by their it her own General treated you All Mr. Malpapers by themselconducted condaily a examination in meetings. bind to the of matrimony, to live for God alone to make shine." self in Washington a paper day, and starred his the committee remember linson, which took place on August exceedingly great innumber honour, and desire Parson's impassioned dent ofon the which the de. is then allowed The Rev. Mother of the convent his original committeemen, ntil death to love,take universal respect Ligu- Marcellius the front page. After the for their vent. She photo. 12th:her which are irrevoc- stated on Saturday that Sister Washington was given we are looking for your nominations, to during at vows, held the man they protest freedom was final lady her ceased Ireland's con There on Cronin have the to Marian has them. the address Intermediate: may woman who I wonder would confidently expect when she returned -perhaps they on the goldfields. a able. What poor reception he was describe) and in the full publicity. you now (Honours), Irene Fairhead (Hon- lengthy residenceo'clock time the ori, public of earlier this first gets to seven out the or state publicity six for going equal only funeral after married are him give the the vent met Precisely at 3 ex - Argus and ours). if embraced it by the "Chronicle" as "an eloquent her own mind and afternoon of the night she left, had At with us, but that is a quorum, eeks or months before; version of the "insult," as I heard from the family resifind out chance to know with pressed regrets for what she him- orator and a profound logician." if you can do as Junior: Kathleen Stockton (Hon- c rtege moved and poor unfortunates from Mr. Andrew J. Gallagher see if she can live until death the ushers were coni- we will beassatisfied dence, No. 12 Macdonald -street, short meeting past. the forgiveness. this in Kersley (Honours), by Mary very women for did ours), a to him If you hoped mistake she introduced now marries? and was diI and Brookwell serious men, done, self? Maritana service via man she the proceeded in overseas for of be posed bound obviously Mavis Flannery. would Catholic thus was of the Harrington, Church, Sister Liguori T. ComJ. Mr. Mary's after they are man-if these got such a chance there As St. Hurton, to -streets Decian man by was GIFT Junior Violin: Cecil Gell. indeed. a strange state of mind and (whose courtesy I hereby ac- rected Foreign "I HAVE FOUND OUT fore God and coffin was borne to the very few unhappy marriages mander of the Veterans ofrecept:ons sense much "worked up," it was thought Leader Preparatory: Edna Baker (Hon- where the place FOR MY ERIN." escape, what wonder indeed! knowledge). in the sacred ediflattering Now where is the common appointed news ours), Joan Bates. about "Escap- wise to call in her medical adviser,is quite certain that Wars. Similar Ire he talking Gallagher Mr. ad of it in the divorce reached world wherever him a short service was rethe news of given the where fice, an to have been In 1827 when First Steps: Ursula Bates (Crefurther. If and place her under the care of t.f..t Father crying scandal to the whole an organised attempt was made Nuns?" Again, I go the Very Rev. by ed his way from West to- land that Catholic emancipation had dit), Doreen Piesse (Credit). on cited God stopped done, in party "What was probation This said, of years Oma.' of the parof Comfor God has other .Sister. "catch up" the Archbishop's shall after all these Par- Bast, at Los Angeles, Denver, been defeated in the House All the candidates that were pre- Donogher, Administrator the Nun has as it was not suspected she would some way on the "Ventura." after 5,enclosed and Philadelwas joined together no man and trial, distributed which body, and Detroit, The Chicago, Dublin Castle sented were successful, the medal ish. and Armstrong were the ha, vows to God, some - again leave the convent no restricnder." Yet the world tot New York mons, in a polished jarrah casket .with not taken her final to be- sons, Ellis, rounds of ball cartridge: of phia. He will remain in for upset her squill- lions were placed on her liberty, told re de- being awarded to Marian Cronin heavy silver mountings, was these things and cries Europe 000,000 names of the prime movers, one thing happens only a fortnight, leaving is whereupon Thomas Moore thus con- yond one of the Sisters being for obtaining the highest number of suggests cannot she Gallagher the Mr. after finds e." And yet these poorforworn she whom 31, July on on the "Baltic" transferred to the hearse, and the brim-II-iflive under obedience to car- to remain with her. As a matter livered his soul: marks in the upper grades. really to be pitied them Sprays Mr. Hughes! of there. reformed. to Erin, Agent was Valera my tinue De Paid for A gift procession meeting exit a her a out on has found I have they have brought etc., etc.,-she fact, Sister Liguori made her; termed of violets, the deceased lady, favand Min Superiors, doors Indeed they are frankly De Valera's Movements. the of A gift that will surely content by their reckless folly She can apply to from the building through ourite flowers, were placed reverentSan Sweet pledge of a love so enduring, "British spies" by the Catholic MoniHow different on the remedy. De Valera himself was in Bishop, or the Pope, which were open to her tothe pass ness. the to The top of the sent lye Church, ly on the coffin. the last bullets of after woman tor. three weeks Five millions at any time in Francisco hand is the case of a of all and ask to be released from her through hearse was covered with wreaths. her. are in- nine years. Her disappearance on When Loyalty Touches the Pocket! Archbishop had left, urging the acActivities in St. Mary's Perish. eaters a convent. theFirst tributes of sympafloral vows. Certainly those who many and So the at cloth convent plank" Freedom and and for plain without "Irish the me of of Leederville a ceptance The annual the Superior She asked her spiritual welfare a cold winter night, some ISO in all, were Out of the trivial fact that for six terested inwelfare, Convention held in this Right, too, will try to ing, and in her then frame of mind, member fancy dress ball comes off in the thy. numbering nts to give her a trial and members of the Archbishop's party Democratic received to temporal welcome scarunderstood: Hibernian Hall on Thursday, Aug. sent by public bodiesthat But ill she her wants and hs, although she is allowed a special her to be faithful to her came as a shock to the andMother to render "Advance Aus. city. Heenthusiastica than community persuade preferred the of givthat night dress, every DaL. morning the cely less cartridges 26. Mrs. J. Reader and Miss Save a quiet, unassuming clothes obligations to God, and sometimes Superior and community, Ball to carry of "God employed instead was tralia" car motor now discover her King," a wordy wireless message was en to Dr. Mannix, and has oes not put off secular months when her weak nature may get the effort was made to Are a dose that will do her more vies, the enterprising and energetic them, and it immediately followed afford Convention the of for six they capdesire their a and these Chicago to for with gone secretaries, good. Honolulu honorary ly, and commonsense, princithe The her whereabouts for of coach. manufactured better mourning the a Presito the the for party It was forming a third The can to save her in g protection and sustenance able committee have all the arrange- pal mourners were the bereaved my love do I show, 'yes in the convent with press, signed by all three. be may do all they Irish cause re- Thus, Erin, bed, ments in apple-pie order. spite helpless young woman. SheriShe sees all there is to and in it, however, that names dential fight. support quiet thee, mate of my sons-Bernard her own folly. Still, in going Thus two suggested and from United husband in the too her, the are great about supply she looks "It was not a ceived dan's Jazz Band will still insists upon the as prison and hemp be not mentioned. UNDERHAND SECTARIAN and Harry-and Cr. J. Boiis led of all, if she by States, and has derived a further And what kind of a life harmony. The supper will be some- (jun.), BUSYBODIES. thing that they would do voluntar- strength away, she can be released leau, a personal friend of the famand from the powerful addresses If she does not like iswhat business with bullets in- thing novel and daintily appetising ily. The way to the cemetery was from her vows to God, DivMr. Gallagher, who obtainthsyl, said Word. ily," Do Church Last A -AustraIrish per. she Mannix, do treat. for our ill be asked to and will unquestionably be a of ed a copy of the message, "for it was of Archbishop stead by a large contingent of this go can leave the convent, -E.W.C. Well, the Sister is in the charge His free to leave, and notof her BroThe tickets have sold very well in- led ins Lord left that poweryouto shall the court, and the Orange Lodge is as long as that," indicating ten or lian. senior students of the Christian came rther. After this, she, we deed, and if indications are realised thers' College, after whom "Whatsoever but Church: subscriptions, to for appealing most brightest, the be free will, asks the Superior shall be loosed will Lodge ball the earth, the all Kalgoorlie upon in the of loose Where like to ask: her to wear the religious sparkling, and most enjoyable of the members in Heaven." Where now does would U.A.D. Druids and St. Mary and and we have taken ita novice in the also "Escaped , and to become a Nun" come in, when evidence, whole season in the Metropolis. All Hallows' branches of the H.A. there the the from the secular papers-is her will be to as anybody agent is 'us life. In the Church free who the Everybody was perfectly Members of a Liguori is she C.B. Society. suggestion that Sister in the conp puts this question to her: own acts in this matter? there. The tickets are 5/- double, Kalgoorlie Municipal Council walkkept gallery will be ed alongside the hearse. the is that any corn- being badly treated, child, what do you demand?" and inall it single, Other of 3/denied pity or The wish, her the against she answers: "My Lord, Bisopen at 1/.. Dress description cards stitutions represented were the Kalmunity that has admitted a weak- vent with the outside The Habit of Religion." The her minded and undesirable person did communication Sobe available for patrons. Men's neceswill the Young was Catholic where goorlie And of to then asks her if it is into her true world? Collegians' ladies who have kindly consentedare Old re- not get an insightit allowed her to sity for the Orange champion, who ciety. the C.B.C. Kalgoorlie free will she makes this She Benevoact as judges on the occasion character before the his hand in the busiand Mrs. D. Association, and she answers: "Yes." and join with it. (jun.) Unfortunately, a boasts about O'Dean M. /Calg motor Mrs. the the and exit, Society, lent secret the ness, easily so en clothed in the habit cannot itself May Koin Connor. The community Caledonian Society. and the hiding away and she begins her novitiate. get rid of an undesirable member- drive, A. Rogers, and councillors very police who dance orga- Mr. J.Boulder and party is taught that in religion she and so she is most charitably retain- garah from the euchre the and The injustice? Municipality, and the very stand against duress agree with us to follow Christ. She must ed amongst them, often at nised by Mrs. Kirkwood which was acting chairman, Mr. C. Morley, and will to to take up her cross daily,like and discomfort Many Protestants in the Parish Hall last Wednes- members of the Kalgoorlie Roads inconvenience sane held great was Liguori Sister that whether be self-denial, to be more to day was highly successful. to themselves. Board, and representatives of many or insane, it was a cruel thing to whom she wishes to conseof a semi-public charWe will end this paper by saying spirit her away from her guardians to 28th inst., a social institutions her life, her object being Saturday, sympaNext all we hide and sincerely fashion very were officially in attendance. how acter Park such a cowardly in Osborne the her own soul, and help others in held has that be will were Community in thise with the The procession comprised many moher in a house in which there may ye theirs. For two years Hall. Miss Norah Flynn is the on tor cars and private vehicles, and it a such a trouble brought upon it, and none of her faith. Orangeism 'tiate she is trained to beshe the ganiser. spared be may "'rescue," we a that or pray we covered more than a mile in length. call it an "escape" us, and during that time had her intersections of streets along but if this Irish girlherhad petted and spoiled by her same sorrow. popular lady competition The the For would with speltthey about' three the route were crowded Irish relatives bazaar the with connection her in persons, prinprotect to donated. tators. Hundreds of have been the first-handed within excellent prizes are being the enemies gathered womenfolk, cipally comagainst the under chivalrous souls From all accounts so far of that the cemetery enclosure to await the of her faith. The from petition is very open, but procession. funeral the of arrival who carried this invalid nun later. more is to follow the disSeveral hundred people assembled her convent home, leaving lisa prey to the at the graveside, and reverently Cavell tracted Rev. Mother traded UN The The grand confetti carnival which on the NW Wier tened to the service, which was read Hall, direst anticipations, Town in Cambridge reheld no was O'DonFather had Rev. Liguori Very the by Sister of fact that Leederville, in aid of ChildrenBazFathers Rev. and that her with the nuns who leave the religious lifea latives in aAustralia, Kong. Mary Stall in the LeedervilleGreat ogher, O'Grady and Lyons as assistant STORY OF THE "ESCAPE." the nearest is brother intoHong huge success. do so down a ladder or through -a was and beaar, low was SYDNEY attack coffin the THE open When BY TOLD and priests. She was more window, whilst the watch-dog, doped credit is due to the workers in cause she was over age and had no ered into the grave it bore a wreath FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. with laudanum, lies unconscious Workof the stall for their untiring properly head which Own -blossom, could Our in wattle who unmade Australian we of protector It Ligudli, legal its kennel. Sister efforts to make it so successful. Summing to a dying dancers was done in obedience deal with the situation. case of Sister Liguori has re- derstand, left in bare feet, but it was The was the largest crowd ofone had al- the story up in a nutshell. Sister time. wish of the late Mayoress. by Experts; they are Cut rooms, quite her own choice. She the floor at d much newspaper attention. on seen otherever or Broadhurst, mind were:-Crs. upon right the her -bearers pall make before in Mrs. Liguori, l'escaped" once ye no comment to conThe workers were Mrs. Norris, Davidson, Schwan, and Morit would ready Sales, by was fully clothed and wise, appears to have found (popular but Designed day, Mayes are same urt proceedings,to but and Miss by Experts, town Brand (heads), give a short prosaically chose the main doorway. vent life distasteful, and departed and ris, and Mr. C. E. Eccles, out of place girl), Miss Carr, Miss Brand, were hysterical fashion. events sup- clerk, while the coffin -bearers Kirkfrom it in a concise narrative of theproceed no Miss Passmore. A very dainty Much Ado About Nothing. Guineas is the price. employees-Messrs. Experts. the Bishop of Wagga aumunicipal left comwhich the by led up to the legal round handed was Cliff on police per dwell the Leggett, not in eaten need call Gordon, we so to Piggott, but by, been However, and which have We option mittee, and was much appreciated. arrangeof an "esand Hunt. The mortuary this silly "escape" business. --in thorities. But to talk would advertised by sectarian-monghold The music was supplied by Miss Lyby Messrs. place out proper its Church in carried it the Orangeism. were of leave that ments will or Mr. cape" violin; hangerson nd the ning, piano; Mr. Brewer, excellent. Mannion and Cruse.-R.I.P. fiction her to her vows against her will is is a low type of Protestant less to say, Sister Liguori stuBrown, cornet; and was of written for the niore unlettered maliciousness or hopeless Mr. "escaped" nun, as the daily The committee wish to thank Suffi- sheer has spent bigots. her. Liguori anti-Catholic Sister the describing for been pidity. rs have was Nevill of the Economic Stores she incident and whole Sisthe that convent, which say a cient to years in so efforts will be handsomely rewardnine flags and e was nothing from bunting of That loan about the She is another case of much ado to go at any time. liberty at the ed. The entertainments heldIt lately which iguori could "escape." with donated, would remaingenerously is to it and undown, vows Boiled final Convent her nothing. Erin took fin- have been well attended. she ly left Mount hall was gaily decorated. The appear that Sister Ligouri, who has ed so long-with an open gate alhigh- he hoped that in the future they rcumstances that were so unancial result of the function iswas attended, that the been under medical treatment, ways inviting her-is the bestthecorn better so still be will rily dramatic re ly pleasing and the evening in came under anti-Catholic influences, ment on the suggestion that er Superior was justified was much enjoyed that another such carand departed from Mount Erin in toa ligious life is cruel or intolerable. 'ng a conclusion that she The Organiser, Brother Moore, nival is now being -organised. calculated best was Catholic that every way as For, erself. has great hopes that Art Union Ticif Yet stir. for vocaher anti-Catholic returns an cause orga- kets will be sold. Each book sold revenue State s. a religious, finding The entertainment a left successful A a Protestant schoolgirl had in aid of means a stone in Christian Broshow an increase of £429,358 gone, can leave a conventItby nised by Mrs. Kirkwood is Protestant college under similar cir- July for July for the thers' Appeal rout door any fine day. compared with the total the Young AustraliawasStall the cumstances it would have b.:n re- as one-half of than in the More held year. y always open, and onlykeeps last bazaar outbreak forthcoming business from is night. increase to remain in a convent nun" garded as an hysterical net of the Parish Hall on Thursday LODGINGS FOR CATHOLIC and reported as such-unless, which yielded £226,114 ter there. But "escaped undertakings suswas Rome in of BUSINESS GIRLS OR VISI701111 a good in the ears of the ene- course, the hand of more, including £183,910 increase The organisers and supporters more £57,235 no and leaving of the Church. It suggests de- pected in the disappearance. revenue are railway COUNTRY, AT li the different stalls make Governmenthe bazaar FROM PERTH. an, persectution, intimidationa The First Act. from tramway receipts. net stone unturned to be hoped increase STREET, a their shows constraint. It also suggestsout revenue to tal is afternoon, it a success, It was on Saturday act of the of £203, 244. The largest increases hand held e-a beneficent that the first and weak and helpless. So if the July 24,melodrama was staged. The were in stamps, land revenue, ge fraternity can manage it, Orange Daily Advertiser can de. income tax. Id is always persuaded that Wagga

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