EMPIRE SELF-RAISING FLOUR 4
The West AUSTRALIAN
Rifts Above all Others.
RECORD
PERTH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1913
The Most Rev. Dr. Mannix, Coadjutor = Archbishop of Melbourne Speaking at the annual meeting of the League of the Cross, Ilis f,rica elo luently tl:fended the good n m^ n' Ireland in the matter of tet mar Though he a as a total abstain'r, did not for one moment admit that rTre Ireland was ,%11,t her rneu served h,r to be. Th >ngh it -vas poor c6nsolitticn, it was a gof.d ply to some of Ireland's critics that
Ireland slid nnt s 1! hol as their Emrdish and Scotch neighbours. All had mead of the :.:a.niti-:?nt
movement and a Catholic movement, tim of drink, they might have gone supported and sustained by the down under the strain. "Help where circumstances arose to undo much of Catholic institutions. Of course, it you can, and never have a harsh his work in the cause of temperance had to be recognised-and he certain- word for anyone, man or woman," in Ireland, but his memory and his ly recognised the fact-that only a ;cps the [Iv( tto to ol:s:rve. From what na e re ra ned a lesacy of inspirit- limited number of the population he had been able to see, he did not ttin ,tistralia could be called an ticn and hope for all who took up would become total abstainers. There intemperate nation. But there certhe c u.nr of tan! erance. In more re- was no reason why, because one did tainly was ample room for a total cAit Units a great deal had been not see eye to eye with his neigh- abstin:nce movement. Ile earnestly done, and this recent work promis- bour, that one should abuse him. hoped that the movement would be c' fo o .2 I st n tha., Fr. II .rsh w rds slokr n in the tot cl a) supported by the Catholic clergy and atinence association of those outside schools in Australia. For what Maywould not help the cause. Had many nooth had done, and was doing, in lie (the Archbishop) had great be- who condemned intemperance had the Ireland, Manly College and other collief in this being made a religious troubles and worries of the poor vie- leges could do for Australia. work' done by Fr. Mathew for the repeirration of Ireland. Unfortunately,