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The West AUSTRALIAN
SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1911
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all things human and mortal, it adTime works wonders. Wait till mits the possibility of error. But ou you can speak calmly, and then the journalistic overlook us let Silwill not need to speak, maybe. shortcomings if we cannot correct ence is the most massive thing con- them, and at the same time let us It is strength ceivable sometimes. and encourage the general It is like a re- admire 'Mid Pleasures and Palaces though we may roam, in very grandeur. its work for, what the of trend home Be it ever so humble, there's no place like giment ordered to stand still in the late great Archbishop Ryan used to battle. of mad fury say of men, we can also say of the " The man Catholic poor, in particular, Catholic newspaper : The The Raggedy Man Bread Nut never makes a mistake is a an inexhaustible treasury from that have Riley. Whitcomb James take out By When making white bread which they may at will make bountifool." Oh, the raggedy riaan He works for and a portion of dough and put into anto their friends donations ful chopthe pa ; add and bowl mixing other of A Busy King ones. The Communion he's the goodest man ever you loved or filberts, Saints supplies them with the facile ped meats of pecan nuts which have " King Alfonso is one of the hard4eaW, raisins n.eans of bestowing gifts more pre- and some seeded fine. Then raise, est working men in all Spain," says He comes to our house every day, chopped cious than the wealthiest purchaser also been Kellogg Durland in Woman's Home An' waters the horses, an' feeds 'eni and hake just as ou would ordinar- Companion for March. " Ordinarily can select from the jeweller's cases, only not is This hay ; bread. ily white seven to seven -thirty and all or the art -dealer's shelves. Nor is every day use, he -rises at An' he oPens the shed-an' we boudin the queen's there any good reason why the prof- a delicious bread for breakfast after dainty laugh for basis jist such spiritual gifts should but is an excellent oir he is steadily occupied until half drives out our little old fering of occasions. When he not be made known to their reci- sandwiches for company past one or two o'clock. Mornings, wobbly calf ; and made known in more pients he reviews troops he leaves the when he says girl hired ofour An' nen-The Catholic Paper Its Critics palace at six. After lunch he attends specific, determinate phrases than the and cantraditional " I'll remember you in to affairs about town-opens exhibiHe milks the cow fer 'Lizabeth Ann. We are living in an era of carping, bouThe "spiritual prayers." my and bazaars and performs such Raggedy Ain't he a' awful good writes the Rev. tions social duties as devolve upon a quet" so con- non in religious com- uncharitable critics, other Man ? Dr. J. P. Treacy in the Catholic Recopyitected by no munities is sovereign. At five o'clock he rlays Raggedy Raggedy age, where Raggedy toi bids its use by the gister -Extension, in an that right polo or goes shooting until about semost the Man motives, holiest the the ordinary faithful and it is an excel- even ven -thirty, when he returns to exalted personages and most magna- palace and looks over the news of W'y the Raggedy Man-he's jist so lent, because an adequate, token of to subjected alike are nimous actions genuine esteem and affection. good the day, gleaned from forty-six leadAt the blunt and jagged tooth of calum- ing newspapers of the world. He splits the kindlin' an' chops the we Even ny and misrepresentation. No Egg Bake -thirty he dines, and in the late wood ; eight this from are not immune to other social funcAn' nen he spades in our garden, too One cup sugar, one-half cup butter, Catholics this bug of evening goes \r:' does most things 'at boys can't one cup milk, two and one-half cups bacteria of criticism, tions, the theatre or the circus. The do !circus he is particularly fond of, and flour, one teaspoon cream of tartar, fault-finding. This applies especially of our treat- during the several months of the cirHe clumbed clean uP in our big tree one teaspoon soda and one cup raiAn' shooked an aPPel down fer mesins. Cream the sugar and the but- ment of the Catholic press. Instead cus season in Madrid he attends reHe An' nother'n too, fer 'L'izabeth Ann -- ter. Stir in the milk. Sift the of lending a helping hand and giving gularly every Thursday night. too, for the Raggedy cream' of tartar, soda and flour to- practical encouragement to the MI- is as delighted with the performing An' nother'n gether. Mix the ingredients, stirring orts of those who are trying to horses, the trained monkeys and the Man.hay Ain't he a' awful kind Ragged\ them vigorously, and hake in a but- place things before us in a Catholic tumbling clowns as any small Man ? aspect, in the columns of the Cath- in his kingdom. Anyone who knows tered cake tin as one loaf. Raggedy Raggedy olic paper, we are constantly on the how strenuous is the life of King AlRaggedy the trivialities that lookout for Man fonso from early morning until Ave When to Keep Still and forget the big things that o'clock in the afternoon marvels at shock, ! Keep still The Raggedy Man-one time when he conhelp and edify. his strength and energy, yet When trouble is brewing, keep stilt; Wus making a little bow-'n-orry fer the We all need encouragement, and the stantly one hears and sees in when slander is getting or. its legs, n_ e, newspaper most of all rehe devotes all of his that Catholic newspapers are when feelings your still seep Says "When you're big like your Pa support. A hurt keep still till you recover from quires practical help and the articles time to polo -playing and shooting is, about word spoken kind Without this hour or two of daily rate. any excitement at Air you goin' to keep a fine store your a to time exercise he could never maintain the Things look different to an unagi- that appear from time like hisIn a commotion once a frank outspoken appreciation of its energetic routine of his life." An' be a rich merchant-an' wear fine tated eye. is woman wrote a letter and sent it columns, wthen such appreciation clothes ? sincere, would do a great deal more laher In not. she had and wished be, goodto goin' air you Er what ?atronisQ Out Adlertisers ter years, she had another commo- towards elevating and strengthening ness knows " of the paper, matter and tone the tion, and wrote a long letter ; hut An' ner. he laughed at 'Lizabeth Ann PREFERENOE IN GIVE THE into her, than the eternal harping on the litAn' I says " 'M go' to be a Ragge- life rubbed a little sense TO THOSE tle things that displease us because YOUR PURCHASES her kept letter in that she and dy Man they do not happen to please some of BUSINESS MEN WHOSE ADVERshe could when the day against desk I'm jist to be a nice Raggedy YOU SEE IN THIS or namby-Pamny TISEMENTS look it over without agitation and our non-Catholic Man " PAPER. THEY ARE USUALLY friends. she glad was She tears. without Raggedy Raggedy Raggedy THE BEST IN THEIR LINE, AND No one expects the Catholic newsdid. Less and less it seemed necesMan THE FACT THAT THEY COURTEeither in literinfallible, be to paper sure not sary to send it. She was INVITE YOUR TRADE, her ature or its theological or historical OUSLY What is th, difference between a it would do any hurt, but in 1. THROUGH A CATHOLIC MEDIUM, either, pretend not does It matter. farmer and a seamstress ? One ga- doubtfulness leaned to reticence, and to any kind of impeccability, but .ike SI:OULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. thers what he sows, the other sews eventually it was destroyed. what she gathers. 2. When is it a good thing to lose had When it is a y our temper ? one. 3. Why may a beggar wear a very short coat ? Because it will be long enough before he gets another. 4. What is the difference between a man going upstairs and one looking the up them ? One is stePPing up up stairs and the other is staring the steps. Why is a blacksmith like a safe & steed ? Because one is a horsesure horse. a is shoer and the other
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E. ARUNDEL R. BECHTEL
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Contractors to thetW.A. and Commonwealth Governments
The best way to prevent lies from being 'wafted about the country is to nail them, that is, to answer them Do not they first appear. when
shrug your shoulders and say " What do I care about their lies That is not the right way. A lie has seven league boOts and travels fast. If you could kill it before it gets far on its journey much would ask Dead up be accomplished. write letters of inquiry. questions Be prosecuting attorney for the laws of of God for the promulgation ,,f truths and the dissemination ;
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