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PERTH, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920
PERTH VOL. XLIV
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The speaker hoped on the ground." Eggs, All in one Basket too! priest would produce, that their beloved parish ould take the Australian and a safe revoyage happy They "a own. farewelled. have her keep Pace failures father and let Ireland The continued and annoying turn-not too protracted!" Ireland except when power systhink, I buy nothing fromadvantage of the electric lighting and what some people may say, or it is to their own have been a Earn8 p.m. on Monday lasso at St. JosAt metropolis the and in Ireland tem for will, indeed, be delighted to meetof the a It would be better two contented eph's School -Church, South Perth, the public on too source of irritation to onn de Valera, the President were function took place, With almost every indeed, England if they and the most enthusiastic many occasions. Irish Republic. Yes, I shall, about neighbours, each prosperous, Pace "bon voyage." The to Father duty disquisitions a bid it to learned feel I and other. failure, 'the delighted, be like have any sup- prosperity of each helping DEMONSTRATION. building was crowded with parishionfaulty transformers and the God intend what pledge to him and his party of ail source apparently A was MAGNIFICENT POPULAR officials That visitors. and it trill be au time ers and many recently given the worried of Sydport I can give him, me large He looked forward to the reasons the Lord Mayor and the citizens pronounced satisfaction was the to he able to ed. opportunity of stating further publish reespecial pleasure to of strife between Ireland residents, put instead now Catholic when is non It paid me to-day. When II was of Our Sydney contemporaries have sound fails. ney and attendance true why the lighting demonstrations morning was assure him that all up the and England there would be mutual ports of the remarkable gathered to bid au-revoir to the coming into Sydney thisthe down to the river algae choking Archbishop reception I Irish -Australians stand behind him. understanding and friendship. Re- who manalarmed as to of welcome to the patriotic parish priest, who by his amiable The previous failure 71111 generators. Prolonged cheering.) at the Cen- rather Cross hero. in the prewon I knew the recephad Victoria a sitting because personality cently ducks get, genial wild of Melbourne on his arrival of and might ner caused by masses addressing It was equal to tion I deserved. (Laughter and cheers.) ,ence. of his Grace, whilstsaid of the citizens of the ideal tral Railway Station. Irish-Australia Behind Ireland. on the wires (carrying 20,000 volts. that he the hearts people, given to him by his to a gross derePerth. thousand South guilty of several suburb Wednesday plead our after any welcome ever love salubrious know and I must and Australia you!), for the mark "We here in and esteem him liction of a public duty in not arriving and his comrades had fought own people, who The Mayor. Mr. Alex. Clydesdale. it is our duty night's failure we are expectingby toa of small na engagements place. We do not thinkpeople The whole-hearted the Empire, and for the rights as to without measure. in time to keep the public pledged my presided, and was supported by Hallearn that the failure was causedsewage by the to dictate to the Irish had been to Ireland, arta He More Father I had expressly tions. evening, sincerity of the honour paidofhim which should the of to they guest division of Burswood Island entrance althere, and he the Corn- self. what form of Government the Archdiocese, understood the situation ever But, as you have learned people of the Mother City' And bred mosquitoes gaining an there was linan, Chancellor ofHots. It is for them to choose. to him have. responsible. further say that if the T. F. Quinlan, would us Hayes, for P. rnonwealth was a real assurancenot only is ready, I am not altogether it Father it, chosen to the power house and choking up have of they England, when The people Ireland and Kidston. between cheers.) Mr. and failure, scrap and a M. Connor, that- his patriotic leadership, against Dr. (Laughter stand and or automatic furnaces. The last as a be fighting their own to stand with them, as a great churchman, but also have made he and his comrades would Melbourne took matters into The proceedings opened with a piano came about just prior Irish The unfortunately, what me (Cheers.) was them. That Commonwealth, prevented their for Ireland. (Cheers.) great citizen of theapproval of a very hands. They absolutely forte duet, "The Valley Lay Smiling to a raging storm, and with the stormy on their choice, and when they made clouds a Victoria Cross hero said. (Cheers.) to had the support and from reaching the railway station Before Me," by Misses Kathleen Brendarkness, the wind howling and of the choice that settled things. They may "I am the last man in the worldand Jessie Bryce, which won well large and influential section nan and Saturday. Irish-Aus the of of grit flying in all directions, the hunt support was the I on Ireland greetint-owe that count callsee a scrap between to old a subterfuge by chairman wish the The of was I applause. -Search citizen,. It was a royal "It merited the (Cheers.) or land. sunny for candles "Ire joined yestertralians in this England," continued his Grace. in worthy .,f a king. Fully 30,000 enabled to get away from them railway ed upon Mr. Quinlan to make a presenshed for the discarded lamps, brought of welcome. will, therefore, have much pleasureReMr. of would go down in a battle' with heads I left by a suburban land son behalf of the people. on the in the great demonstration day. tation Irish the of maledictions forth in President Vic South New telling the Band played Irish England, despite the help of my The Returned Soldiers' the station for the capital of here, Quinlan said that he was indeed honthose who installed such an intermitso far great throng public of the result of the great when On my arrival toria Cross men." in being asked to make the prespiriting music, whilstarrival guileless citizens of Wales. the oured on system Melbourne, tent in exto held the referred of deserved, I Convention Grace In conclusion, his from getting the reception to a patiently waited thearrival of his Grace sentation to Father Pace, whom he Perth and its environs. by the the people committed themselves of which any man the letter sent to Lloyd George in press, and on the I got a reception hoped the Archdiocese was only losing The whole business of the lighting soloppolicy whirls I know they have Inonow a Jolly Good FelVictoria Cross heroes. and 10.000 be proud. And I take the who He was quite satisfiel might struck up "For He's temporarily. And from. and power system of the metropolis turning te of number abroad large those tention went all who Victoria, to thanking in was of he of notes diers wallet portunityby the low." We read that a obliga judging deep overhauling and quickly rectimy wants clergy, and much inconpublicly acknowledge fight Or the rights of small nations-a of were kind enough, and at ef ecclesiastical dignataries, present to the departing priest that it ti, fying. Hatched in haste the big station come to the tion to the people of Sydney, and help expressing the sentiments of hum REV. FATHER RAPHAEL PACE. letter in a very practical manner representative citizens were present venience to themselves, to conveyed be a monument to John notable the always for will Wales, oe South we:come a New Archbishop-nowhere the dreds of thousands of Australians for welcome eailway station to bid me the high appreciation in which not only Scaddan and his deficit. Theof repreof William a farewell they gave me to make that Convention The Chancellor, Father More Haiti. engithe subject of self-determination to their city, and to oid me Aushave we seen any mention his parishioners, but all citizens held and of a world-wide firm Irish in event sentative ant the who I hay memorable support not the did to gentlemen Australia. upon the George Lloyd Morris Hughes or for a time from Father Pace. During his seven years' nan, being called five minutes stay in the tralian history that it undoubtedly is. Ireland. both the clergy and send any reply to that stay in the State Father Pace had previous speakers, said it was his great neers, after to to an grateful courtesy of the back the deeply on were anxious to deport the Archbishop. out in getpeople in the country, mapped to pay me Cheers.) But the expressed sentiment; letter. people who were there His Grace had great difficulty won the respect, esteem and goodwill pleasure to join a priest'sof his work. envelope, apparently, the scheme good throng on the I am indebted appreciation honour. and of Those Victoria Cross heroes and ths to go those occasion praise hungreat of no of Graves was the there a cost that of all, and at At ting through the cheering Perth. Kneel for Will enough "I for on behalf rights of further than to realise that that was good humourhas Father Ilallinan also spokealso especially to the Lord Mayor soldiers who fought for the the platform, and quite played Murdered Men " leaving dreds of thousands, the scheme up "We very splendid who was function, which ha.; been small nations could not be ignored. edly the Soldiers' Band the by the large assemblage of people ei the Archbishop, and people know it-by its Morning." this that they so "When I go to America and to Irewho had said it grown, and the old certain quite Rome, my honour. was was for in he one who ComAnd to Perth do honour Gas organised to Won't Get Home Till present Perth The whatever the crowd said that the land there will be no doubt lie. If would like to see the money paid down an adornment to the religious life. was his delight in having Father Pace failures.was a splendidly reliable conContinuing, his Grace succeeded His Grace had to address before pany in being about where my sympathies like to do between England and Ireland before "Previous to the coming to South as a travelling companion. The speak of Sydney had outside the railway station for any Cairn and people and privilege join with the cern in comparison. there be one thing I should distinction a they ever wanted to fight againagain conferring able to get away from them. Perth," the speaker said. "Father Pace et_ could wholeheartedly soil, it will be to Irish on font he despeak consented the I set to But there is another aspect-a nanot when Once wishing up in had he stood (Cheers.) expressed Grace which What him sentiments smiling, his was attached to the Cathedral. mur- other nation. appears to have been it was known to kneel at -the graves of those and immediately upon the Lord Mayor and the peo has been our loss has been your gain. parting priest a pleasant holiday and tional aspect that to in Melbourne. When the cheering throng, names will go down thanked both whose in connection with our men complete. kindness. overlooked Melbourne. dered most their for leaving a safe silence and return. was Sydney safe he of -speed was ple God him that We all wish there Though honour. Grace. him with needs, and it was lighting his give history will paid to "I and is Irish Park, power said were: desired Victoria words Father P. Hayes, His Grace's final "My dear friends," wanted to have clergy and laymen return to continue successfully the Irish soil. But. for once in their ashes are lying cold in men the beloved this feature that suggested the above a glowing tribute to Father Paces a farewell luncheon. "a great many people noble work he had undertaken. gave come back to Australia, these wish that to be a rather I seems know I opHis It and way-(laughter earliest heading. Australia. you the own education. at of his from breadth had adoption, my and away he of 'depth his life, me sent that power station, Mr. Kidson supported these remarks. that he their lives for the rejovenation of Ire-1 land to help me the nature. kindly disposition and peculiar idea to putthat portunity. I will come back to and and cheers)-and he told them we had some of them here and cheer will in time supand in speaking as a comparatively new very gena generating unit land at home and atAasad. (Cheers.) I love, little of the kind. But perfect laughter whom the him nothing people, made would have Australian manner to get away. (Loud their Freparishioner, expressed regret at losing tleman he is. whom you organised the shall go there. not to pray for He was able and' could ply the Naval -Rase at Rockingham, These are the peopleare who seem to love me as they and T the Sydney people, who matters ing.) "W; heaven to gone temporarily. even have suburbs, the into Father Pace, wanted. they all and Perth; because his mantle, souls, (Cheers.) adapt himself wherever he was by present function, took never can find when they on St. and the electrifiesthey were good men, and love Ireland." do not want to lose him. We regent workshops, missing Midland --because knowledge were and They hands. of character own versatility their (Cheers.) to It is a privilege and a My hope is that he will return to pilot tion of the metropolitan railways up to and they his guidance. brave men. But rather, I go there Patrick's Day in Melbourne, No Better Catholics in Christendom. good thing to be brought into contact pay my own tribute of homage and re Northern, at a point where its &idea. -clay when I want the destinies of this parish." are missing now to grateful to the Ad.. spect to those heroes who did not fear A Itostile We want hint back so that cheers.) him. with extremely and was sive powers .a.fi He Deniehey's (Laughter to Road Sydney. in The Messrs:. 1.81- Holmes,. Chitty Baker, them to the to give their lives for Ireland, and a desire, Diocese, way his heart's the build, to my of he may make airman with one bomb would be able and ministrator the and try Kelly, Cr Williams, However, I will Mayor, church in this, the most beautiful site Mortimer (Cheers.) And to destroy, even a badly aimed one Bishop of Maitland, to the Lord while paying my own tribute to them Derrick, Mr. schoolmaster, head State without their assistance. State the trioe graves the in spite 'and to the representatives around Perth," concluded Mr. Kidson. (By John O'Brien.) do, the whole of the contraption I will also lay on the upheld the previous speakers in their would I will come back to Australia love and affection." cement and steel alongside the river Government, and he was especially Mr. R. J. Dennehy expressed him. appreciation of Father Pace, all ex- of such as bute of Australia's of them." The rambling road to Deniehey's an indescribat East Perth. And even despite the Father glad that it was a Government that sorry the leaving his as "exceedingly at self regret their plain: the pressing At this stage there wasand Back." o'er Come represented Meanders "When I applause. end war. the the present one that was Pace was going away. He had en- district, wishing him a pleasant sojourn result of the waroftoHughes, able outburst of cheering Last, in among the trees, wanders It his (Cheers.) enbefore be Cook, and to function. elapsed day's haste breathless that minutes his kind seemed at Some deared himself to everyone by his and hoping for a safe and speedy re- Co. to connect The immense crowdby their enthusiasm, And wanders out again; his address, owing least, he was grateful to had Brisbane and Perth with not continue could but attention Grace unremitting away and map. disposition the carried around turn. lap tirely does a at It his Mr. Wren 'which, Wren. inbefore cheering 20 millions, John cost of at a Mr. line a 4.8i minutes parish friend, tumultuous the the five to of bringing work and to duty and it was fully Whener'er it feels inclined, When at last Father Pace, on rising to reply, was dicates that matters in the international very kind to him in Melbourne. this stage, broke out. e'en up-to-date. He had provided for ad- greeted Grace could continue.to make a long been his Grace And bushmen keen admitted with loud applause. He was situation are not as well as they might Dr. Mannix said: "I am ceased, Continuing, his -heart demonstration which the on intend school the to find. not to ditions do hard of "I That road was he eery grateful for and pleased with the be. "But I. wish to going to Rome to give an account Hence the necessity of rushing proceeded as follows: "I hope I may was set, and the bricks were already Mr. speech," he proceeded. expressions of appreciation and good- the railway through at any cost. my stewardship, and if all that the depths of my to come back to Australia with toa "It's not too good to find," they said; thank you from true, then the Holy able all like in his favour, but said he be demonstravoiced said would will has you that Wren along, magnificent message o' twists this sort it's a bad plan to carry all "It Anyhow - heart for "South Perth back But just keep keepin' straight ahead. did not deserve them. in my honour. I Father will have reason to be grateful hear. I hope that when I come the eggs in one basket. Candles, under of "Well, now this track that Jimmie goes always did well." he said, "but totion you have made for disappointing that in Melbourne, as in the whole I will bring with me the Australia wrong." go to can't you still have imfact apologise In find; circumstances, to present to good too denot and Is have het manifestation of feeling coming Australia, he has such loyal Sunday morning,toand message that Ireland has regained value when placed in proper Then Wry man drew out a plan many of you on the It's right enough for them that knows; night's be voted children as the Australian CaOr that, at least from the residents-Catholic and non- mense blame has freedom. (Cheers.) mysteries, in a place. Even you mind, in proper kept Involved sticks and don't, that years them since then, but But gratifying seven of more here it Catholic alike-make of the Melbourne tholics are. I came within measurable distance .and in the dust with me discussed the dangerous Jap matches, under fay. But she isgreat for put on the shoulders Might lose their way or get astray My heart than anything else I could wish maggoal. (Cheers.) my best to come ago knowing little about Australia. that conditions, will disturb the begins, The road to Deniehey's. ourable they where deal end people, because I did good And to a the tot bitter Parish, failed knowing Baby long, I now the the' was This I go away rejoices that, after the fact that have forpitch darkness which regularly envel to you. Fortime, For that there track would land you nitude of to -night's meeting showed it oped agony, the dawn of So when the man in town I met about Australia. (Cheers.) forIf it, the I hope you the peaceful city of Perth amid its he night of Ireland's get away in back I am There was an atforgive you at its full strength. Holy Father takes my word Enthroned upon his dray, her freedom is at last in sight. Flynn's. subtilise. Mrs. at here no given me, and I will also are Down rethere fact my given that the get regarding by to doubt have facts of you mosphere will rest assured in that thought I sought the safest encouraged for any inconvenienceyou have not giv Chris turn. I have beets in the Archdiocese better Catholics in the whole ofin the that Mr. Lloyd George, and others of what I say, About that winding way: But 'stead of that dohouse. to my friends because old "Now, please explain each track and of Perth for about seven years, but the tendom than are to be found his kidney, are falling back ongetthewhat And call at Peter's en any to me." (Cheers.) Wedding Bells in his car, would of Australia. away, away Ireland Archbishop of Malta loaned me for five whole lane," that all drove them argument find then you if And Grace His near totoo is she incline My Deniehey rouse, of that to the I years only. My return depended on only and Land Said the wants to around down she "I Am Going Don't turn and as it sped to Perth by land, South love world the I the around followed expect hand Archbishop. his my He waved Birth." England. They GROESSLER--TOBIII. But go straight at any rate, wards George-street, it was cheering multiand its people. I thank you for your And thus directed me: that Ireland ought to allow her. To where the sheep is sheared; a rushing. tumultuously "When I have fulfilled my mission at believe People of all persuaA very pretty wedding was celebrated self to be trampled upon just because You'll find him deep among the sheep; kindnesses. Church, tude. Cath'lic the am Rome, I am going to the land of my be I down and Enggo here, from "You away together sions pull at the Cathedral of the Immaculate she is not far enough to say You'll know him be the beard; birth, and I am glad to be able to ignore And round be Mrs. Flynn's, BANQUITTED AT THE TOWN proud of the practical assistance the Conception on April 17th, between to my care land. They expect people for twenty'y right, straight all HALL. on that the message entrusted be extendFrench always the Then you'll Clydesdale, Mr. that Mayor, that fact failin "But Eugene Lawrence, fourth son of Mr. H. the geographical by the Administrator of the Archdiowas entertainIrish perch ed financially and socially. The posiKeep goin' straight ahead, you sight Groessler, of Geraldton, and Maisie. coast is nearer England than the At 1 o'clock his GraceTown Hall. The cese of Sydney to the people of Ireland road begins." the There when good. Holland where was parish and To of the the 'corner tion at the Belgium that turn banquet and a And at by only daughter of Mrs. Catherine Tobin. coast, ed over a will not be forgotten or overlooked not grasp aright / was a good credit balance, brought near enough to be as dangerous But lest I might thus station shearin' shed; also The Perth. are Lord Mayor of Sydney presided (Cheers.) journey. disucssed, my again, proposed me during turn and magnificent of The you The landmarks the Archbishop's chain by about nation. twenty other bride, who was given away by any Down as that distinguished gathering. conclusion the road. "I have come to straight; gift of nine blocks of land which had Mr. Con Quigley, looked very bscomor He did a reel across the But keep on keepin' off the toast of "Our Guest" in a most aP- this is far from, Ireland's friends Ireland when time "Whether dust. track the is the the in it me drew with away And just I carry will sold. stack been ivory crepe-de-chene and georan You'll see a in ing preciatifigr speech. McTiernan (Attorney should speak out what is in their own near to England has nothing to do the best recollections of your kindness That brings you to a gate. gette dress, embroidered in chemille The Hon. E. A. on minds, and speak out on Ireland's bethe question. I wish Ireland was "This here," said he, " 's the Cath'lic with alwill Justice), scene this for and generosity. and Minister and England. trimmed with georgette rose, and you like General Church, half, or else turn their backs on her for a great deal further from of right, Father Pace and of Australia, "Now, shut that gatebebehind ways live in my mind." not leaves. The Court train was of behalf of the democracydebt eastThere there is Mrs. Flynn's; (Cheers.) It is a question which the ever. (Cheers.) Anybody who knows the pen silver make sou' -east and Mayor the And thanked great again perchbut satin and pearls, and lined with this: forty white acknowledged the to knows here; His Down here along-say, about Ireland or five tracks might. four a vote Grace. anything by moving his There's concluded ple. and owes pink georgette. The usual wreath and democracy Is where the road begins; He That there is only one policy that holds strike Demands Independence " "Ireland of thanks to Mr. Clydesdale for presidat worn, and a bouquet of roses you were stand Grace is Australia's greatest citizen. land veil who 'twill least. Those that, the folly Melof the field in Ireland de. You The one that's used ing, which was carried by acclamation. by Ire"Ireland is a nation. Ireland and carnations completed her toilet. is not only the Archbishop too clear, Miss Brady's little storeby that policy are standing an Australian The road from here is notyou Dainty refreshments were handed She was attended by Miss Iris Ahern, and she has the You'll tree to independence, able pepper see, bourne, but he is in fact We a not inands be it are know that not, straight, those will on and and ladies as Bel But keep around by the committee of wearing cream net, over silk, with institution. (Cheers.) allow the Mel- land. to be turning same right to that privilege branches back, She have outside the door. accept that policy ought nations Take Wry track thaton," gentlemen, and the speeches were in- touches of pink posies here and there, said Mr. McTiernan, at all events, gium, and all the other small said he. their backs on Ireland, or,(Loud a monopoly of From what you're terspersed by songs by Miss Jessie and a pink tulle hat: and Miss Pearl we were asked to fight in the "Now carry that upon your right bourne people to haveMannix. cheers.) whom for time. another for (Laughwait I think it is Bryce, accompanied by Miss Kathleen McDonald (cousin of the bridegroom), six mile away And go on straight along; his Grace Archbishop recent war. (Cheers.) "From there you'll seetrees, the last Keep He is as much our Brennan, and pianoforte solos by The President of the Irish Republic. goin' till at last you sight ter and cheers.) the a good sign that they are in upon who wore cream net over silk, relieved An openin' in the A property of the wrong; Misses D. Bruising and L. Pearce. pointin' astray, -post sign all way through Amwhen they fall back near the A property as he is go saxe blue, and a pretty tulle hat my on trench don't expect, "I you if And to The post has been uprooted clears function was brought to with too most enjoyable is Irish Ireland the of that degrees. The bridesmaids' bouquets people of Melbourne. (Cheers.) President be the' argument en suite. meet there get erica, to there You'll reply, I joining to company whole by the rose a close tree along, Grace met a be his self-determination. never her have straight When It's leaning them to give were of pink carnations and heath. LitRepublic. (Cheers.) I You can't go wrong. go in "Auld Lang Syne" and "He s a Jolly to hope that Ireland will assert her right, Two miles from there; but this is where take, went he might made a dainty little was an extraordinary demonstration. I believe you Flaherty Mary tle although tracks yet, two him, There's minutes. The cheering lasted for many The dash thing out to be: doo west from here, Good Fellow." train-bearer in her silk lace frock. Mr. and keep it. (Cheers.) the same school as I did in Ireland-And both 'em steer -break. When the applause had subsided his fire Henry Groessler acted as best man. seem to have learned the the I say that, I ant not one of one's (eheers)-we "When concern, But your 'taint anyway, perpetua. "Well, Grace said: and Mr. Joe Tobin as groomsman. The same lessons. (Laughter and cheers.) those who would like to see pub; It don't do any harm; and "I am indeed grateful for the honour ceremony was performed by the Rev. "Then make for Old McPherson's turn strife and *arfare between Ireland God in- You up and take the left-hand pub there, you know, no Father Moss, and Miss N. Walsh renThere's farm; England. Like all neighbours, McDonnough's scrub To Tom the in with the if only one in connection Enthusiasm and had he friends, dered the Wedding March. The bride's be Mack to Slit clear; them tended is five mile here to there From ago. increasing. Irish Ball is rapidly year Presentation and due, preseht to the bridegrt.orn was a silver Some twenty Ireland gets what is her Or p'raps it may be more -try to where the pine As a result of last year's ball the comline a shaving mug, and the bridegroom's to run Now tree pepper ideals are realised, Ireland would a be You'll know it a of handing dense. future pleasure had the the pretty mittee for and growin' the bride a white fox fur and travelling Is past, the to forget He have outside the door. of the case. To the bridesmaids a silver bag with Go straight along, you can't go wrong, cheque for £100 to the Sisters amount live in friendship and harmony were which a fence." Convent, Presentation meet English that, you the carry If each, and the train -bearer a gold you Until left your neighbour. "Upon her it was obtained with an expenditure of brooch. And through the fence you pass, flat "Now run that down some twenty wise, they would say to themselves, independent And approximately £10, and it is apparent After the ceremony the guests adyou'll come to Webster's then would be better to have an chain, shores from present indications that the ap- journed to Mrs. Keogh's Reception With cattle out on grass; friendly Ireland so near to their is cut, wire the pre any where will excel To rebellious and occasion proaching through Rooms, where the usual toasts were Good colours, too-beef than to have a discontented, 'Twill let you out in Simpson's lane (Cheers., vious effort of its nature. mother assistbride's The honoured. throughIreland at their very doors. Not four mile from my hut; gate-the war Various parochial entertainments are ed by Mrs. Ahern, received the guests. And nigh a hundred head; When they wanted help in in strike the held from time to time, but of late Mr Jim Healy acted as chairman. Later neighbours France Man, on their deep, broad back you'd At any rate,is you'll friendly flings. had they anguish her poorin pretty Prussia Proud The house free and inyears the idea of a function of this kind in the evening the happy couple left for sleep and Belgium. They werethe Its throes that never abateYou'll know it be a pepper tree war, and for a Catholic organisation or institu- their honeymoon by motor, the bride Like in a feather bed. dependent nations before An eagle beating broken wing, That grows outside the door." tion has been abandoned, and it is travelling in a light navy crepe-deof England as long as friends were they fate. of bars Against the upon your right: themthem they therefore desired to revert to the old chene coat and skirt, trimmed with tocarry "Now as England, and thought far Deniehey they City- noble then And case in if just It is the committ- mato shade chemille, georgette hat, and Mile commerce freed bears you, a in mind order of things. And engaged selves thought, was Rose slowly to his feet, wide Ireland from You're sort o' bushed You ought ti. tee*s intention to make the Presentaprevent Many handsome presents to fur is What tide, triumphantly; war. pipe ocean his And lit Catholic funs. white Its blessings on each an established nation' Ball tion independent were received, also numerous congratuenbeing a friendly, The lesson was completeAnd those who coughs and colds And ask at Regan's place tion of the year, similar to the brilliant from all parts of the world." (Cheers.) telegrams, latory signs the in cryptic and Nothing lines of what maze A Jimmie's should dure, gatherings of pre way days. All That's Peter's lot-not State. And leads and runner ups comand themselves Again have Woods' Great Peppermint interest The Johnsons owned before; therefore "The English Market" Argument. I.ike visions high imagined by Cure. the bine with this end in view. You'll know it be a pepper tree Continuing, his Grace dealt with A spider in his cups. He have outside the door. put for The committee is comprised of 35 reargument that was sometimesthat very hostile reception was given to Irehand. the presentative Catholic workers of differ- theA Federal by warmly He gripped me who were preward by Ireland's enemies, but for the "For Jimmies house is miles ciatio. ent parishes, but more assistance is sent in the politicians his eye, lit friendship And Royal Procession in Mel. land would be in a plight Binclyguy; be Around of the matnecessary to cope with the work en- bourne on Thursday. They were pub,what'll I say? Said he: "I hope you understand, English markets. The fact be-now it know magniYou'll this of undertaking reaped an in tailed Ireland Before I say 'Good-bye,' Said I, ter was, however, that hooted by the crowd. All along You'll know it way, The interest of all is sought to licly that tude. along stray you when That tree." hooted, and the were no advantage from her near proximity pepper the route they the but- "I'll know it be "You're wrong; ensure the Ball being made a huge Prime Minister was hailed as the You're always welcome quite, Pirate to English markets. If Australian Said Deniehey, success, and by each and every one article at all, you be five mile from me, If bushed he, have ter or mutton, or any one at all tree King. pepper No assured. -eighth of a purchasing a ticket this will be To stop there for the night." could be procured for He have a currajong. f they then produce penny less than Irish shall not As you way well imagine, I No matter be ashamed to meet him.
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