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No. 1973 (New Series) The World Power of the Celt
THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH
Perth for Transmission by Post as a Newspaper.
The Broken Hill
Trouble
Irish Self-Determination fund
"Ireland's Right to Separate Nationh ood"
Who said:
VOL. XLIV
" A Sordid Trade War " ?
THE APPEAL. someEncouraging reports continue to be "Human flesh is very cheap," Says a cable from Berlin, ofdated The Broken Hill received of the noble efforts being May the PATIENCE, IRELAND, PATIENCE. one has written. 8: "A semi official estimate for a "The passionate aspirations fur Irish made that the Self -Determination Boston, speak- miners have been out un strikeshorter of German assets under the worthy losses Cardinal O'Connell, of the be a Britmay the and closed, outlive will conditions Fund, when enormous nationhood, better following for the of year includes day Treaty other Western the in Peace ing reflex of Celtic patriotism marks: ish Empire."-John Mitchell. in their industry. In the House world-power now wielded by the Irish hours 29th. ult., In the van of the move- items: Saar 'mines,in1.000,000,000 Australia. the surrendered of Representatives on the the "Ireland's Right to Separate NationState property people declared: Barrier, for at home and abroad, as in every of ment member delivprimarily, lecture surrendered a Considine, of come Mr. title marks; must the was are 7,000.000,000 power hood" areas, 'That stormy history, not moved a motion asking for the apstock, and main the Young Ireland epoch of Ireland's course, from the Irish race itself, to ered last week Perth, to their eternal honour, building material, live Irish all over pointment of a Royal Commission by Rev. Father to be found, soggarths Surely chinery, 1,817,000,000 marks; coal, 740,only in Ireland, but the that swoon. the con- meeting ofroom, upon faithful her report seems and it railway maand investigate think blaylands. I dyes 000,000 marks; the world, and the mining Lynch, a cause that can command such fidelthat to-day ditions in connection with and for terial, 750,000,000 marks; military maA nation, he said, is a community of nothing short of a miracle let a ity, such imperishable constancy the industry at Broken Hill, and BelFrance defined well in a occupying never abandoned beings shall terial snore than any other time in ofall this condi- human and beyond, by seven centuries remain fierce flood of light in upon the past history of the agitation to us, who are gium. 7,000,000,000 marks;andirrecovercon- geographical territory, animatedspeakMay it die. Turkish both in Ire- tions imposed by the companies Bulgarian, aspirations, and Austrian, hopes emulate able to question, the Irish race, kindred of Ireland. mines, the chief- cerned on those engaged in na- not ashamed debts, 17,000,000,000 marks. The bevalue land and all over the world, are ing a language adapted to their govas a their bright example by generously con- of esand the toll of human life ispaid shipping cannot instincts, and religious commercial and emancipation ly, by the attitude of Judge Cohalan. tional the a very towards record tributing The freely consequence. The maintenance of the snore united than ever before.now,And erned by a central authorityspeaking, a blighting alien rule, of our an- timated. occupation is an extract from following cost by 1 The April one. to because bad is legally that arms- of the reason of the elected. Although, cient motherland beyond the seas. Power. from Mr. Considine's speech: "For marks." Ireland lost her Parliament through sombee.ysterious act of Divine Amount previously acknowledged, 2,906000,000 everything first six months of 1914 the average In an article analysing the Mesoit seems that finally, after compromise of treachery and corruption in 1880, the number 5d. 7s the £1,171 7,402; was its, after membership never relinquished (not potamian oil situation, the London Ob. nation Hall elik" has been tried, Irish of Hibernian in number the Collected and suggested accidents, 505; separate nationthat the future effiupon compromise had been the right to distinct andthat published), Per Mr. Stephen server declaresEmpire Irish peo- iatal accidents, 7. Since 1893, when depends upon the definition, Ire- already In applying and almost accepted by thetheir Roland: Mr. C. Majuars, 6s; A Friend, ciency ofofthe minds New South Wales Government began' hood. well defined geographioil for vehicles, ships, and a occupies O'Hehir, supply Mr. ple, they have made up land 5s: Anderson, acct R. Mr. was 2s: produces ye no com- to tabulate statistics regarding language Empire Irish the The yet T. aviation, territory. Mr. cal that here after there can £1; 5s; Mr. John Blake, in mines, the Brokof the world's supplies. in which Christianity was The root of the question is dents and fatalities had promise. 2s: Mr. Stephen Boland, £1. only 2 per cent. killed 400 men the language ques- en Hill companies need is a sane vital been the language of O'Brien, "The has It continues: 2s 6d; It taught. Friend, justice. The root of the whole A Tully: James I have Mr. The Per a nation to straight out, and the figures missionaries and apostles. co-operation with other countries for 2s 6d; Miss tion is the right of the Irishshall to A Friend, 2s 6d; A Friend,(East begin given above show that thousands of our field Government attempted Perth), decade until the Mesopotamian its independence. If we Smith occurred, requiring British still the Duff, 4s 6d; Mrs. have then I do accidents have but must we language, therefore that out 7s developed; is stamp to compromise that question, McNamara, Mrs. 5s; to stop, union members to pay out of their clung to it. Did 6s: Mrs. Stayt, foreign enternot know where we are going Mr. J. J. O'Farrell: Mrs. E. definite alliances with of Irish nation has always her thousands national As- 6d. Per(East own pockets many terms as America relinquish or what there is left for us to say." Perth), 10s; A Friend, prises on reciprocal llickey of the injured. not Ireland support the speakfor challenge Legally pounds nation. Our ringing No! a importing is an 1880? in become following sembly 2s has The 6d; £1: A Friend, God knows how many have been kill, ing, the Act of Union was valid. Some 10s; Mr. Corkley, depends upon allion John Macpherson's Education Bill, Feiner, 3s 7d; Mr. Moss maximum security sand the ed by lead-poisoning, miners' phthisis, writers have contended that it was Two Sinn ls; Company Shell the with W. Mr. ances issued by Dr. O'Sullivan, Bishop of 5s; Darcy. F. Mr. an disguised lead-poisoning in the never valid. Something may be legal Sheridan, Royal Dutch Corporation, which is deArdfert and Aghadoc, in the name of and Total, £7 7s 7d. shape of kidney disease and other kin- and yet immoral, for instance, divorce. T. Casey, 5s. concern, and does not M. associated his sturdy people: Mannions-Mr. M. Mr. Per the Gwalia: of side The other globe, divorce, but still the of part one recognise not any do upon We pend 6d; "You will not hand over your chil- dred diseases. lOs Kemp, Mannion, £1 ls; Mr. Les picture can be seen by a glance at the it has legal consequences. drawing from the Dutch East Indies, dren to the secularist," he confidently of a Mr. P. M. O'Donohoe, 10s; Mr. Denis not share -list of Messrs. Joseph Palmer and Roumania, Ireland has all the qualificationsParliapromises for his flock. "You will land Murphy, 10s; Mr. M. S. Gunce (Ley- Mexico, South America, -list to share the to a According have Sons. we Catholic fair now and this change nation, to and Egpyt, while the Venezuelan field (Leohelp te:rat. 10s; Mr. George Cogan I have referred the dividends of our own in Dublin. recognised ment 101: will soon begin operations. Hence the of ours into another France: into an which have Finan, Michael 10s; Mr. Imre), Broken the by been paid Catholic which for half a deby the people of Ireland. The Parliaimmoral, Pagan England. ever Hayes, 10s. Total, £4 lls eid. only sane British policy been Hill mining companies art' these:- ment of Grattan was elected on a very Mr. Frank a Dutch -British parents of Ireland, you have Per THE RECORD: Mrs. McIner- cade is tobutencourage Amalgamated Zinc, £882,500; British limited franchise, and had no mandate ney, it is preposterous to sugto your pastors, bishops, and priests alliance, 10s. Maylands, ProAfter Gratto St. Broken Hill, £826,000; Broken Hill its existence. gest that we should co-operate as bewhat his spiritual children were crown. Grand total to date, £1,183 16s 6d. Hill to sacrifice Broken prietary, £10,945,750; came Daniel O'Connell, who won fore with foreign interests, while shutPaul, our glory, our joy, our Broken Hill Block tan Emancipation, and we know them out from the use of our Catholic You will not at this late hour in your Block 10, £1,585,000; Hill Junction, his sad history-how he died a broken- to boast that if the Home Rule Bill ting 14, £606,500; Broken THE MARTYRDOM OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW. The development of Mesopohistory prove false to the traditions North broken Hill, hearted man, bequeathing his soul to was put into operation there was a fields. Father Lesmes, 0.S.B., New Norcia, can best be done through an tamia handed down to you from the days of £81,750; Junction This is a reproduction of the painting by. £2,535,000; to the Beneheart Hill South, body to Ireland, and his Isaac great Protestant Sovereign prepared to Anglo-Dutch alliance. As direct Govhis to the Apostolic Delegate during his visitbeing God, St. Patrick, through fifteen hundred £162,700; BrokenHill presented was which skinned Company, Mining came to death by having Broken excondemned O'Connell and North was this After where impossible, is And knowing Ulster. Bartholomew of exploitation St. Rome. rights to defild the ernment years. And, Mission. dictine by Corporation, perpetrated Ile being Sulphide Parnell. actually cruelty He was not in perts saying that private entry will was that Sovereign? this confidence in you, we, your bishops £1,912,940; Zinc Corporation, £1,566,650; Butt and Charles Stuart alive. This picture represents the holds a dagger. to introduce the Bill Italy. Spain, France, or Portugal. double the output, and as France is £2,937,245; each of whom Gladstone men, forced and your priests, calmly bid ordefiance total The the as as far £24,042,035. Engof total get a oil not the or did answers, in Welsh, Well echo share which of '86, Where was he? to secularists, Scotch, entitled to a large value of the properties owned by these House of Lords. There was great op- "Where." The war was a trade war. yield, a satisfactory, sensible settlelish." value of position to Parnell and Devitt in Am- begun by Germany for the purpose of ment has been drawn up by an assoThe ugliest prick yet given to Lloyd companies is, on the present what there Besides over £16,607,000. Better shares. he went exwas the their for which erica, and when expanding her trade, ciation of the Anglo-Persian Company George's alleged Bill Propaganda tar heed paid away in dividends, pro- John Devoy and others did everything panding too/ slowly. England entered Government nf Ireland and the Shell group with the Dutch alfits have been made and concealed by possible ao get up a hostile demonstraher commerce, and the lies and France, guaranteeing a maxisave war to the Irish Unionist Alliance, which, having The half -yearly meeting of the Hiberthe companies. other remember dein I up shares But abortion, taking him. The tion against commercial efficiency. Irish people knew this all along. mum discussed the partition Before the war propaganda was a nian Society was held on Tuesday The Broken Hill Proprietary had paid day Parnell died, and although the once Belgium was invaded, the war did agreement has been approved by the nice define to used word was a very fair atclared by resolution: -filling mouth evening. to 31st. May, 1913, Irish nation had rejected him, Ireland not cease to be a trade war, but a new Petroleum Controller, the Admiralty, the labours of the press agent and .endance. There "That this Committee also desires to in dividendsinupbonuses, Balance sheets for the £1,120,000: and £9,232,000; mourned his loss. Ile was element was added to it, and that small the Foreign Office, and the Board of nothing more. the gave and adopted. universally war The received point out that the Bill, as also the Act were quarter in Red- Trade, and the Empire has never been in shares of other companies, £1,744,for the buried near O'Connell's remains Catholic nation was outraged. of 1914, which was emphatically rea sinister meaning, and taught :he following are the officers E. total of £12,096,000. That was Glasnevin and a monument is erected mond made the mistake of going round presented with a wiser and fairer bar- word ArBro. A. sinister in all prothe for President, jected in Ireland at the last General 000; a that term: to look new tic steel the Dublin. floated company treamission, although the gain, with which the French Governto him in O'Connell Street, peace. recruiting or Dalton; his war J. on of H. Bro. Election, is repudiated by all sections before at Newcastle, V.P., whether thur; paganda, have which works the Boer War, through hatred number who went as the result of his ment concurs. The only alternative is BroDuring secretary, Colgan; J. of opinion in Ireland; and there can be Bro. surer, profits, and in re- of England, the Irish nation proclaim- appeal was very small, still he exposed the throwing of Mesopotamia open to Since the purpose of propaganda is no compromise between the forces of brought in further E. J. Kenny; warden, Bro. T. McDonto present one side of a case, it is gard to which there has been a further ed in favour of the Boers, and every himself to to danger of losing his hold a new scramble for concessions, which One loyalty and treason; that, so far from ald; guardian, Bro. J. Kelly. of distortion mining intense a The with inception profits. hailed very of of unwas its number Iron, would concealment defeat The people. and Bill British the Irish the transport on the whole of the anything, will risk settling new member was received by the to whole the Assocame of the in shares avoidance question an have The and the result bring as facts, companies satisfaction. went to the war The audiwho of Empire." men the quarter. the air services settle everything, and would during branch preacComto at Port Pirie. No Truth is a stranger the Irishmen in the House of of Redmond's recruiting has been grossIncidentally the Observer notes that truth. about a state of affairs far worse than ciated Smelters report show the branch in a very of the profits from that judice, and the world has not yet wit- tors' I have here a copy Mr. Lloyd George pays a tribute to mons, if a small number of farmers can ly exaggerated. state. any yet experienced, ultimately neces- count is given They have also shares in keep the whole British Empire at bay of the Dublin Evening Telegraph, giv- the President of the Board of Trade nessed a controversy in- which all of satisfactory concern. sitating the reconquest of Ireland." side. At the present time there is great Zinc Works, at Ris- for years, if by united action a hand- ing a report of Asquith's speech on (Sir Robert Home) regarding the oil truth and right lay on one The Catholic, Bulletin comments: "It the Electrolytic which is to be held whole bazaar, the of of the talk directors The defy can Tasmania. in had of farmers don, Thousands ful of September 25, 1914. and it expresses the opinis easy to talk of "the reconquest Wherever two men are gathered to- next November; everywhere one goes are persons, who, might of the British Empire, why can- to be turned away. but Asquith got agreement, Ireland," and so fashionable now in these companies ion that he is the ablest of all his colthey are planning a campaign one hears nothing but ways and means gether, was result in dividends, The millions up also? Lynch piling can while unite Father one we Here no not that recruit. only one leagues. coercionist circles, if publicity in the hope of converting of getting cash. Miss Piney is contheir employees in the that the various sections of the Irish minutely, sketched the events which Sure. Britain's agents are not often doubt there are those in plenty who have treateddescribed. the public to faith in a half truth, from ducting a Cinderella dance us the Their dividends Party met, and John Redmond was followed the formation of the iniquit- euchred. The man behind the gun is simply thirst for the shadow of a pre- way I have which they hope to derive a profit or Hibernian Hall on Monday, June 14, hitherto the of expense although the at made leader, Redon been as the in which have Ministry, chosen intervention Coalition ous a very strong man-at -least that was text to justify military existence. in already one protect which promises to be a huge success. rethey eight. and of leading only a party refused to take office, and which the Prussian idea until it was disilluthe largest scale. But Ireland, which health of the employees, will be provided, and a the mond of the men reNational Sinn Fein is as old asseparcontained potential rebels like Carson Truth lies at the bottom of a well, Refreshments, has survived seven and a half centuries fuse, even in the event sioned. What, we wonder, is the real most enjoyable night is expected. the fur any into stands All It to consent Lord Birwell. work, the trtto nation. turning Irish wilt SmithL-now poisoning and "Galloper" of Nations? It and we are of League of sustained alien savagery, purpose the a good night's enrequiring cultivaAnyone the their profits, or earn- ate nationhood of Ireland, The cruel betrayal of Red. would seem that the vultures are bat- the world has gone proselyting with kenhead. uniph over the designs and tyrannies of vestigation into tion of the Irish language, the preven- inond and his party, the various acts tling with hawks to decide who should one eye shut. and a simple fact is dress- joyment would do well to remember Lloyd George and Bonar Law, Walter ings, or the manner of the distribution a 14th. into June and degraded 1914 being hours, Between inthe many profits. Ireland as tion of of treachery and hypocrisy, ed in a dozen coats in Long, and Edward Carson, Ian Mac- of those such the blood of the doves. the human Children also may look forward for cruelty meted out to the brave each new hue designed to fatten the pherson, Dublin Castle, and the Car- June, 1918, the North Broken Hill mere West British Province-for As men of Easter Week, 1916-all tended The first of a series of a good time. purse of him who lays it on. Geddes the Great may Company paid £750,000 in dividends. manliness of the Irish character. rion Crows. is it things, well these the for parties will take place at the far as it stands draw the Irish people from garden to to Irish nation of the inability alleged try his asinine palaver before the Eng- It has kept the mine development is advocate of the The eloquence of Mr. and Mrs. R. Beaumont, home ahead, has paid for new plant, and has no new moyement; but as a political of Parliamentary agitation and finance and govern itself without outpaths lish speaking Union in London on St. liquid assets party movement it is an off -shoot of centre their aspirations on an Irish side interference, Father Lynch con- without avail, for our newly-found Ninth Avenue, on Saturday, May 29th, tatrick's Day, for American consump- accumulated surplus The Gaelic Lea- Assembly in bublin, which to-day cluded with a note of buoyant hope sophistication observes the axe he has at 2.30 p.m. The charge for admission in- the Gaelic League. tion, the while his Goverment pro- amounting to £426,982. I get thatand before he has opened his will be sixpence. that to be ground platform its of ideal a plank The children are Timberman Lincoln's the as from had to Abraham gue up as formation Irecomes Ireland, awaiting Irish in destiny League grand in the claims the Gaelic Here the of "Government by the people, of the assured of a real royal time. In the Ironmaster of 30th. September, 1918. it was to be non-political. land under the guidance of Providence mouth. 1. s-d Northcliffe three years previously lecturer dwelt at length on the absten- people, and for the people." De Va- in the near future. There is no use Propaganda has made doubters of us evening adults will be catered for at affected a new-born interest in Irish According to the. issue of that journal the profits tion policy and the partial triumphs lera's splendid campaign in America indulging in idle speculations as to all. Half of us are running in circles the same address, the modest sum of industry on the eve of his visit to Am- of the 29th. October, 1918,Mining Com- of the Irish Party at Westminster. I has achieved the result that there can sixpence again being the charge. what the past might have been. or anti kicking up a deal of dust because erics, and as "Shifty" Bryce in his day of the Broken Hill South come to the point now when under the be no lasting peace or League of Namay be-that future we have for the time being lost the the future what tried a somewhat similar experiment, pany have been for 1914, £241,838: for On June 29th, at St Luke's Hall, the the signed King finalthe is for Act, question we and 1916, £466,458; Irish truth, for until, the £300,160; Parliament of God. of recognising tions knack is now as ever in the hands for Irish -American consumption. Irish - 1915, first official euchre party of the seaHome Rule Bill, on 18th. September, ly settled on the lines of complete sell 1917, £418,877; and fur the first six hand to the plough may not again see clearly while the son will take place. The proceeds will put her has Ireland America, however, is not again to be The divi- 1914. You will remember that in determination. Ireland will never re- and cannot look back. other half has reasonable hope of getcaught by chaff, as Geddes will soon months of 1918, £161,291. devoted to the Refreshment Stall, totalled the July preceding the war, the King pudiate the men who have taken up "No whining tones of mere regret sing ting a profit by keeping the waters be dends in that period have find in Washington. which will be conducted by Mrs. Rose. Post. took the extraordinary course of sum- arms in her defence. In the words of Evening muddy.-Saturday £860,000; £138,677 has been written off: Ireland's bards for you; The stall which is to be conducted Sexton, "Men have served the Trish and the reserves are now £781,470. By moning a meeting of all parties. Redlet their songs teach Ireland yet by men only has moved a little further. no stretch of the imagination can it be mond and Dillon represented the Irish cause who have made the scaffold a But what Irishmen can do." The head of the stall has been chosen It is place of honour, and the prison cell a Something About Sugar the Dominions! claimed for these companies that they Party. That was before the war broke news for Glad of Serge A. E. Arthur, that the in the person are unable to meet the demands of the out. The meeting to discuss some- shrine of fame." semi -officially announced EXHIBITION OF FANCY WORK He will be ably supported by working conditions. The thing that had already been decided amount of the indemnity to be paid by D.C.M. As Regards Crime in Ireland. AND BAZAAR Some more about a commodity that men for better under Sergt. Tim O'Connor and a host of land, the in Court have Higher say, the truthfully by might at 225,000,000,I been fixed has dividends, Germany by any name would smell unsweet:No country in Europe was more free other good workers. The novelty of Act, the Parliament Act, which had 000 marks -No one seems to know what At LORETO, OSBORNE, December 2: "There is plenty of been wrung out of the corpses of the an from the ordinary criminal offencesman versus woman in the matter of been already signed by his own hand the value of the mark is these days. sugar in Australia."-Colonel Older- miners and of their children. raising cash. per bazaar, will be inhad lived the no nation in which judges receive so Edward King if I believe short farthing was a the war it Before FRIDAY, THURSDAY, Of NEXT 'haw, the sugar controller. gloves. On white of kinds of original ideas presents many settled terreesstuinggges. beets have Irish question would of a bob, but now it doesn't seem to December 7: "It is said that it is the AFTERNOONS, suggested, war was course, there are alleged "crimes," such when SATURDAY and August, In ago. long Fatherfavour out of the have as much raise intention of the Government to Bells Bill was still as singing Irish songs and keeping up Wedding Rule Home at 3.30, and also EACH EVENING. are now available. the books declared, is union stud. It good Art land as a bone collar the price of sugar. This is downright to the West cash in a state of suspense, and the King the national (as opposed Former Pupils. Friends. and Admir- to know that the indemnity has been Anything may be won (apart from false."-W. M. Hughes (three days beThe British) aspirations of Erin to which on 18th: September. veil to a sheep it bridal a signed Invited. from Art Cordially fixed anyhow. prizes), of ers fore the elections). plead guilty. Then there GROESSLER-TOBIN. Don't forget to get your Bill of 1914 had one precious principle we proudly or a cow. manufaccrimes deliberately January 22: "The Government are the of that was wanting in the Parliament tickets early, as there are some very bought abroad large parcels of sugar. by the British A very pretty wedding was celebratGrattan, and that was it creat- tured and encouraged useful prizes worth winning. lying The normally delivered at less than one-third of the ed at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Henry one Sovereign Parliament for all Government. Holy Mass on Sunday will be celetruth-as into world's market price. Had it not tak- Conception on April 17, between Eug- ed sometimes lapse with an (Aisles dependencies, its and Ireland brated at Bayswater, 9 o'clock; May en that action consumers in Australia ene Lawrence, fourth son of Mr. H. Executive responsible to the Irish witness this significant cable which aplands. 10 o'clock. would have to pay 7d. a pound instead Groessler, of Geraldton, and Maisie, House of Commons. Redmond, to his peared in the West Australian of of 3;d."-Massey Greene in Melbourne. only daughter of Mrs. Catherine Tobin, credit, in accepting that Bill, quoted March 12 last: "Outrage in Cork: Four March 17: Hughes announces that of Perth. The bride, who was given the words of Parnell, "There is no stat- masked and armed men entered a hosthe Queensland sugar interests are to away by Mr. Con Quigley, looked very ing of limits to the onward march of a pital its Cork and held up the staff, the get MO 8s per ton for raw sugar, an becoming in an ivory crepe-de-chene nation." If he were so foolish as sto members of which were made to sing advance of £9 12s a ton. its embroidered dress, georgette and accept that Bill for all time, no pro- 'God Save the King.' The staff were March 18: The report of the Sugar chenille, and trimmed with georgette mise that he would make would bind divested of their watches and jewellery, WEI.L'S HALL, COTTESLOE. ad- roses and silver leaves. saying ,'We are from LonCommission, recommending an The Court the Irish nation. They would merely the thieves MONDAY, JULY 5, 1920 don, and have come to Ireland to make vance, not of £9 12s, but in £1 a ton, train was of white satin and pearls, aid accept' it as an instalment. House. of the money'!" is laid on the table Mrs. Miller, leaniste. lined with pink georgette. The usual Ireland and the War. "Would Ireland be England's friend March 25: Hughes announces that wreath and veil were worn, and a bouDouble, 8s; Gents. 5s; Ladies, Tickets: ii Ireland were free?" De Valera was the Government has been losing 31d. a quet of roses and heath completed the 3s. I was Home when war broke out. 'Monipound on the sale of sugar at 3id per toilet. She was attended by Miss Iris Nationalist Ireland was in no way re- asked by the Christian Science Mrs. G. G. Franklin and Mr. J. E. the Irish Repound. He raises the retail price to Ahern, wearing cream net, over silk, sponsible for the war, but Unionist Ire- tor, and the President of Evert, Hon. Secretaries. As all unlikely. to at price "Not German replied, A public 6d. a pound, and the wholesale with touches of pink posies here and land undoubtedly was. £46 Ils, a ton. there, and a pink tulle hat; and Miss Ambassador in London at the time ad- independent neighbours, each respectEUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. the "Before the armistice you could have Pearl McDonald (cousin of the bride- vised his Government in Berlin that ing the rights and interests of prein Aid of St. Brigid's Buildgot a two years' supply of Java sugar," groom), wearing cream net over silk, there was sure to be civil war in Ire- other, the frictions caused by the disProceeds ing Fund. said the leader of the Country Party, relieved with saxe blue, and a pretty land, and that if Home Rule were put sent enforced partnership would THE O'NEIL-SHEPHERD WEDDING AT BINDOON. appear, while the desire to safeguard "at £7 10s. a ton." Kearin (Beverley), and shows Father by tulle hat en suite. The bridesmaids' into operation there would be in Ulster, "snap" a from is HALL, MURRAY-ST. reproduction HIBERNIAN This were This Germany was de- and promote interests which And the Great Statesman had no bouquets were of pink carnations and if not in Ireland. the ceremony. after church the leaving bridegroom and TUESDAY, MAY 25th. the bride war. We mutual would tend to foster associareply.-Sydney Freeman. heath. Little Mary Flaherty made a pending on Ireland being at with by Father Moss (Adm.), during the journey to solemnised was marriage fellowship good Music. Refresh. and Good friendship the of tions Prizes. Good dined Clone is dainty little train-bearer in her silk know that Carson New Norcia with the Apostolic Dele gate (who with Archbishop the ments. acted Kaiser the year before the war. It is which are altogether impossible ain brief seen in the left front of the picture). These are only a few of the people More trouble for the housewife. The lace frock. Mr. Henry Groessler After Hon. McDonald, Sec. circumstances." J. C. Cardinner existing this after that as significant who were present at the ceremony. best man, and Mr. Joe Tobin Commission has recommended an in- as review of the Ulster question and the son and Lord Londonderry were able g room sman. crease in the price of jam.
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