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No. 2000 (New Series)
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PERTH, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER, 27, 1920
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St, VOL. XLIV
PRICE 3d
Malias Letter to
Hughes
Mr. and particulars contained it?" Mr. ing what he did when he violated names produce your witnesses, hit oath, and abused his position, them; the and voices, of chorus in a came by prejudicingthe trial, in Sydney, affidavits disappeared under the of those unfortunate men who were table. INCIDENTS IN THE PRIME MINISTER'S CAREER. That was the last we saw inconvicted largely because hethem honorable right the until them of against opinion public flamed arbe ponder It would had time to could be raised. were awaiting their gentleman had they MR. HUGHES' COURAGE AND ISUMANITT. gued at great length whether or not whilst them for three hours, to amIf such a charge is definite. over sedition trial the person accused of end them, to improve them, and to genhonorable right the by made lv should be deemed guilty in the tlemen it should be heard and deter- strengthen and embellish them for Rt. lion. W. M Hughes, light of the words he had actually mined by the court. This matter their re -appearance here to-night. Prime Minister. Everyone is entitled to trial Catts: He felt that he used. remote part its aspect of humor, as well as hadMr.toJ.reH. "Sir,-I received at 1.20 pm. to -day at my home, in at 2.30 by jury, and has the right of chal- has aspect -state his case. I p.m. of tragedy. An effort has of this district, your summons to attend Parliament lenging his jury. The Parliament its will also complying to Methods. from me Service Government Secret the prevented which be made been accident the that to regret is not the proper place in which the of support in honorable speech your the hearing against of its case Mr Brennan. But, after all, they deprive me of the pleasure try a matter of this kind, The prove of the times member for Kalgoorlie out member. were good enough for him, because proposal to expel me from Parliament. Minister, apart from several of that honorable plan was part of the secret serhis using certain phrases of the honor- mouth "In giving notice of this proposal, I observe that you have been entermore this Few things have been which have beenead- generous enough to imply that my absence from the House was due to able member for Kalgoorlie, of vice methods efforts frantic the than in your taining of part United the hr the Government, afternoon spoke also of lack of courage. May I say that recollection of some incidents Prime Minister to persuade the opted methods by which they incarcer- own career should have saved you from impugning any man's courage States of America, and of the Soviet the to come here in the member menhonorable suomarine four or three enemy when the placfor 1918, men in other and Early innocent ated Russia, only. of one Republic recall he might, if possible, be years during the war, and by which I shallbecame alarming, you ostentatiously announced your projected deI am concerned about the right order that es. ace of his own mouth they robbed men alike of their re- parture for Europe by an Orient steamer. You pretended to leave for of giving to every individual in the convicted out putations and their liberty, without Melbourne, but you secretly left the train at a suburban station, and The Shame of the War Period. community fair trial before he is to face their skedaddled from Sydney by ar Am oican ship. You cared nothing for sentenced. If-any honorable mem Neither this House nor the coun- giving them a chance witness- the unfortunate crew and passengers by the Orient steamer, whose risks ber can say that he can give a fair try is unfamiliar with the procedure accusers. or to examine the evidence perjured for whose member upon es were increased by your supposed presence on board. You added to their trial to the honorable Governadopted by the present So much for Kalgoorlie or to anyone else in ein ment of placing men upon trial and they were convicted. The right her.- dangers by the precautions taken for your own safety. for did therefore, member and gentleman, honorable present, the norable the as expel such condenscumstances your courage and humanity. against judgment tritons. We give necessarily pronouncing "How Mahon Was Garrotted." the of politias new groove course, evia the based being call- not get into ed reports or the speeches of Messrs. Kalgoorlie. then, of for Kalgoorlie that he ran judge fairly orwill "Now, as to the speech which has given you offence.in You be them, without aevidence merely pur"Butchering Hugh Mahon." an enemy dence available, then he good deal of ex- cal misfeasance, but Tudor and Brennan, M's.H.R. this honorable memberto the your interrogatory yesterday on an incomplete report Prime telling me something I know noth- ed. We ofhadthat from what preceded and the sued the same tortuous methods divorced during and sort garbled Mahon, ex M.H.R., Member-Elect week. That of Mr. T. J. Ryan will states in his letter spoke passages of perience newspaper the Govwith if a man I tract that the war. We have not forgotten ing about, so far. for Kalgoorlie." the which have so discredited his appear next week, also Mr. Anstey's. Minister, No one knows better than you do that, to fairly judge followed them. he could not amendment will be agreed to, so so read, no was during the latter's speech voice of an angel War Precautions Act, the trials of ernment. speech or an article, you must read it in its entirety. If 'seditious' We hope that the electors of Kal- It It is stated that the honorable aimpartial or applied, amidst hope to influence the decision in any that the honorable member for Kal- honorable members who sit upon was "gag" pronounce my speech to be either the that would person Government the show Richat not alter goorlie-or, indeed, any honorable things goorlie will could strong he said member degree: material Republican one-time the the and by Chamber, uproar, the reof side the honorable 'disloyal.' that they do not appreciate its Mr. advocate, Sir Joseph Cook, by mov- one vote. member-shall have a fair deal arid this by the Govern- mond. For what misuse, without another shameful kills who a man community civilised he, of "In every prehensible tactics by returning at Richmond defend said I was glad to hear the Prime a proper opportunity tc ing that the question "be now put." inent, of the laws of the land for member to process of law is regarded as a murderer. Mahon with an iocreitatrd majority." No honorable course. like every other citizen, must lawful excuse or recourserightly applies to a lawless force which slays In short, Mr. Mahon's re-nomina Minister say that about ten months himself upon any accusation which political purposes. Such are the swiftly directed ex- ton Kalgoorlie seat in the ago the honorable member for Kal- may be brought against him in the member sitting behind them can take the responsibility. From my The epithet, therefore, the for Eastern the of opinion they fail to find the guilty. of whenever he has people pressions of him, I think innocent cam- courts of this country. House of Representatives is a chal- goorlie, during his election escape the' shame and disgrace of knowledge States' democratic press. The excourage and ability to face the "My criticism, which was confined to the acts of the British of lenge to Hughes' Government and paign, got his son on the platform things. We have not forgot. the those mempulsion of Mr. Mahon is a matter Honorable It responsibility. in Ireland, made no reference whatever to practices. with him to let the people know MR. BRENNAN ON "CREDIBIL- ten them; and, therefore, it was bers who try to do with me as they Ministers and their agents It was perpe- its "Parliamentary" national concern. not aware that the oath of an Australian ParliaITY." of is a question whether or not official that he had been overseas in connot surprising that the Prime Min- tried with futility to do with the the Sovereign. I am in trated by the National17Parliament any by to Mr. Lloyd George and his assoallegiance him be criticised binds But the mentarian nection with the late war. of the mem- England may ister should enter the Chamber and Australia, as 34 is to member for Yarra (Mr. ciates. If it did I think a considerable body of hon. members would Prime Minister used that reference 'Why Mr. Mahon Did Not Attend. say to the honorable member for honorable one from within the Empire.Perth' bers thereof at the behest of the from their case prove Tudor)-to case it would be specially repute any In oath. an such Murray-st., to take Mahon's expel in Mr. to refuse Bryan, of incident P. A. to this Kalgoorlie, "We propose Hughes Government-principally find themselves in sad dif- nant, for some six years ago two members of the present British campaign in a way that I would not What can you tell us about me-will It is a gross inre- have used it. ., Hughes himself. in the course of you. offence ficulties. Let me assure them they Cabinet advocated and organised armed resistance to the for, es abridged F. Brennan, Mr an is is well known to are following we It The which reprewith no for right the justice to the nation to get from the zee Crown. One of these potential rebels is Leader of the House of speech, said: The What did have no "change" port of speeches taken from Federal mans- honorable members that both a powerful gentleman to charge you? sentative of the people (especially (Mr. Hughes) anxious that I was at the meeting, and Commons; the other Lord Chancellor of England. I -submit, theremo- Hansard:Mr. Mahon's sons volunteered, and honorable when did you do it? fact a democrat) now knows the ev- you do, and at all I spoke there, either as to what fore, that the terms 'seditious and 'disloyal' are not properly applicable that himself, congratulate can overwent did both, what if not and Minister that one, NEWSPAPER so-and-so, say ment that a jingo Prime from his MR. TUDOR ON know or do not know. Their case to my speech. on . .ving made e somewhat bid you It is only fair that this ents, seas. say?" In reply, the honorable Iremains EVIDENCE. may have him removed with all its rottenness and unpleasant subject fairly amusing you by the said, "Go to "The newspapers from which you yesterday quoted omitted some Basic Prin- should be known seat in the House given him Minister's der manlier for Kalgoorlie and it gets no assistance the weakness, to Prime his latest contribution by The I of the out affairs marched of did not serve its particular purpose. I" and thee*vil Made? electors. Is this stateour ciple. nitaattelltt whatever Wan the have to from me. They have made points in my speech whichbeet I remark first The bate. National Prodistinguished So this friends of the Empire were those working House out ill that the pointed then the statue that the their charge, and they must stand is that the publication which taggeist amendment, make his came first moving Empire worst a dog on the friends those the the After condemn the rights; in not of I would Ireland's of achieved Parliament has until 3.30 Mow to -day and said to the by it before the tribunal of the elec- for peacefulonrecognition Is text of which we give elsewhere, Mr report of a partisan newspaper. he said was not issued my the rule of force in Ireland; and (2) that England's future twenty years of its existence? have Kalgoorlie. But this much I who relied pocket -day has been in said, inter elle: "We will tors of and as will obliterate the bitter memo. of Australia, Honorable Members opposite are in p.m. toyesterday. this what national politics for a Tudor the will tell the House. The is best assured by such a settlement it there people know, try I replace to -day since to asked they are for We position, Let the "grounds a convenient not sit with the honorable mem- honorable member for ries of the past, and enable the two nations to develop a kindly relacome to? Kalgoorlie credibility the Kalgoorlie, for much for So now. so honorale member ever r to supis there for sortinto a firm awl happy alliance. newspa least one need at What cement have might ber. time which tionship member's expulsion be at Richmond in a spirit of s" is of the right honorable We reed not call them. spoke who, in a letter to the Prime Minisport them. If the " grave, a political pogrom founded met against the that simple fact. It includes. nes:es? "I regret !Nat I am unable to accornisiodate yOu wire a statement report, ter, has stated that, having I will burning indignation against r them: will deal with him. them, the,fieg Wa. on a concocted newspaper think it would make any differhere. of series of outrages being theespeech pereuateat of seriously do not be resort but really cannot e the person, :rely in he the bers.en far a& honosilMa motion, confident in conspired by two political parties, with an accident,appears in Ireland with the con- ence. If, as reported, your Caucus has already decreed my expulsion. in el -S. -eery hut eo gentleman in respect to whose move this side of the House are concern the knowledge of the decision arrived at committed who decreed outside of Parliament That statement of he would not alter in an angel authority the of moved, nivance and of Brihas been the tongue copywith a a motion spoke if one expulsion letter, then his and tcr some- forefront of the newspapers are quite imparin caucus by my own party, that a someone must "go" at the ed, Unlike me. the one iota their clandestine decree.-Yours. etc., also a report of my- own speech also in the assurance that, in this tish Government. of which was handed to me tial-they "get" to us very freely. but thing he said or did OUTSIDE "H. MAHON'S" been member was born Ire presenthonorable in have was friends my some of which ask, original we the are both Party that, time Is of course, Country the same this matter, Parliament also! he is an Irishman. I am an We are In me was very matter, If they were not with land; ed to the Prime Minister. newspapers are prepared to con- good enough is tonottell me." the kurnel of the people's itrepresenAustralian, and my first and main the first occasion with on a statement demn Mr. Mahon. This that good. was; the do to the plot is gentleman A What asked honorable right genius? the tatives' the people of Britain were But I have is Australia. the peo- that appeared in the Press. of Ireland at the hands while Minister in the history of Dominion Parlia- Empire might go where he himself interest with position? The Prime Mahon the scapegoat, andfrenzy still, as the historians have told us, some heat and with treatment by of the British Government. The concluding remarks in Mr. read an "Argus" report of the meet ments that a motion has been mov- was told to go, rather than that he spokenearnestness ple must be whipped to nothing but painted savages. this House in Minister honorable some in an of the at Prime expulsion stood the plain the for to er.; Minister a this Prime of in The letter voicing his place the "Age' the not read Mahon's He did losing risk ing. the press over view of a gross wrong being perpe- table to -day and told us that Mr. alleged disloyal utter- should man, in langu- are to this effect:Did the Prime Minister trated report, which was shorter and more member fnr truth, by a fearlessindulgent, WHAT IS SEDITION? conduct Chamber. by this Government on peois war in but that ances or alleged disloyal The report of condensed. ever risk a shilling for honor's sake? ple of an alien nation with which I Lloyd George says there age, perhaps, over "If, as reported, "our Caucus the if But Parliament. of give Thus the Australian Worker, Sydoutside words he Yes, there is war in Ire. that His expulthat Ireland. newspaper mentioned only decreed my he ever risk anything Did none the less true. already has were no which have connection, and in I gentlemar know ney:ranters Honorable members sake of patriotland. there was one other member who right honorable the ultra -loyal Imperialist sion then if one spoke with the is held dear for theor Empire? upon If it was wrong for Mahon to utter not spoke besides Mr. Mahon. I attend- concerned with fact, which he He have no interest-the Italian people. that I have. never been es -en a proism or country, the happy chance to pounce tongue of an angel he would a or with history, of which he is has sold them all for what they I would think myself recreant to my moter of, or an apologist for, a po- certain words from a single public him as a sedition monger and in one iota their clandestine ed that meeting, and heard the not, alter know / as a member of this House if would trust ignorant, he No honorable platform in Melbourne, then apparently bloodshed. how of for member licy honorable of the speech fetch would traitor to the oath of allegiance. decree." did not fearlessly cepress my opin- member can rightly accuse me of much more wrong was it for the and every occasion on which If I were called as a that upon Not, however, for the protection asolutely correct. We have Kalgoorlie. being viewing with satisfaction a condi- press to publish those words ion when I saw any nation, Mr. Hughes Uncomfortable these That is mean attempts have been the statement witness, I could not swear that the these except safety of King and Country dobut record, no unfairly treated, and men grossly right of a memto it war in Ireland. thousand newspapers rig member gave expression made to limit the the political miscreants act thus, irritThis afternoos, finding himself in wronged, by any part of the Empire tion of prolonged which has appeared :n the "Ar- honorable statements freest discusis war in Ireland; but it is, out the Commonwealth? which have ber to indulge in to those position of having no of which oust a political enemy whose and gus," of Mr. Mahon's speech. this Dominion is a part, There questions, either be the unhappy If the words spoken by Mahon only too true that it is unhappily, himself, convict Which the honorable been set forth in the "Argus." I sion of publicmethod to ating presence was so apparent, willing Marks: criminal Mr. of a vote in While this is true of, foreign nations a war which is being carried on were in themselves evil, their pub. the arbitrary doubly manifest, in a recent division member for Kalgoorlie 'does not say that deliberately, and I am not Parliament or by improperly invok- the Prime Minister began to shuffle which I have no interest at all, without the observance the lication by the press must have of on oath. in which the Government retained deny. at the table, and finally in I am free to admit that it applies principles warfare been infinitely more injurious than law of the land, the people about "Oh! the ing civilised memof reswear honorable 'Argus' you The the Would is office by only a bare majority. here Hughes. Mr. Tudor. said, Mr. to the have endorsed the conduct of the Prime Minister says, "As for his utterance of them. the with much greater strength But what of this very jealously - ber for Kalgorlie has denied the sub- that he did not use them? which I draw The and have hu- port." He did not know that At most 3,000 people heard what us, we are an essential part of the (Mr. Tu- country- and race from the report. guarded institution of Parliament? Mr. Tudor: As far as I know, he member concerned, stantial accuracy ofreport my blood-one of the oldest and British Empire." We are; and as he said. who was respon- Lender of the Opposition man By the agency of the the I militated what with him follow words. to This bright jewel in the crown of "Argus" those soon Let the did not use dor: was so assert nations in the world, do most honored I newspapers in action. his words reached evert Brisuch the for of appeared part what sible essential damn an to are we Empire? Hark They know it would But he does not with confidence, consistently with the right honorable gentleman'sof own Mr. Hughes hat embellished the tish Empire, surely it is perfectly man, woinan and child in Australia September 18 said. an and which have not an They reliability the the London Times of that upon ever. for judgment them of every country in clear that it is not only our privi- who was able to read. journal's the terms of the amendment which in their composi deny them. So he read that statesmanship last as coming from the world. The very fact that alleged seditidue iota of fair play Mr. Tudor: He denies the sub- we are now considering, that where "Argus" report. lege, but our bounden duty, to prospecial travelling representatiVe "Argus" is a rotten rag: stantial with confidence. It was the utterances are thus repeated and to Aus- tion. The accuracy of the statements. the head of a Government takes the reportthing sort. foul of the Peace when The Talisman test, in the strongest terms, ag- ous most and the ing the Prince of Wales visitadvertiseof had, he that press only a gutter Par. the whole of in multiplied the place by the very people who to his in from say, regard an I it posis is makes It responsibility policy which the "Argus" Yarra Conference. ainst recently. the tralia member for of I am happier when when it is sup- statements attributed to the honor- liament of affirming that he has de- the honorable British Government to condemn them is sufficient proof the for sible nothing. had ment that has gone the rounds he than him, me tc replied had attacking taliswas the Self-determination that those utterances have not the I hope that I finite evidence of a criminal characthe debased member-and reable the the without Ireland to in war and wage aid, nothing thworld and bespeaks for owe I But still he groped porting me. man at the Peace Conference, at attributed to are pernicious effects to which politics in this court. newspaper in am regarded as being is truthful asI ter against a man, his undoubted le I have three affidavits which this man-this right honorable straints or restrictions which .1nd in that case, if they the very "Argus" or any other most honorable membeis-that duty is to put that man upon trial said, "Oh! try have descended under them very un- gentleman, with petty mind-attend- imposed on civilised nations in time them are as harmless as their widespread cannot swear that those statements before a properly constituted legal here." He fumbled regime Australia. war. one of upon able tutorage of the Hughes' first comfortably, looked and discoursed in company with dissemination lay the press quire Mr. Hughes on Newspapers. were made. tribunal. Of course, the right which the Prince is probably the oth- ed, Mr. Asquith's Indictment. Self-deterdo side of them and then upon men of greater minds plainly indicates, why- penalise to that may- yet s stillgrateful. There is no need When I said, m the subject mat- honorable gentleman I remind honorable membersweeks er. Again he said, "I have three mination! that principle of For man for tittering them? I believe except because so thtee opinion, say or I scorching thing was What more Times' that. allethe the that fortnight a amendment, honorab'e glorify An ter of my about here." of a war affidavits fought we to The truth is, of course, that sediti equal self-determintion are member apparently Government ever said, what sterner indictment affiagainst the honorable that the that the correspondent "Nationalist" ago, when the honorable made "Whose ' r gations interjected, men poor member made We years. five asked member did not concern his ever made against a Govern. our utterance is a crime invented by con- first prejudicing the trial of the realised how rotten for Hindmarsh (Mr. Makin) What do they say? Read poorer and rich men richer. For was by daidts? to enable them to perMinister a question with the that principle of self-determination ment than that made by Mr. H. H. Governments politic:: are, but here it is in Parliament,' or the matter honorable member for Kalgoorlie "Oh! no," replied wide- the Primeto a statement that had duct House, them." of secute those whom they hate or "Beyond doubt, there isAustralia reference of discipline in Parliament. the re- a public discussion in this trial be- Prime Minister, "one of them says we dragged hundreds of thousands Asquith, late Prime Minister fear, or to otherwise serve their own beyond all question one England, some and then placing him upon in the Press Sr. connec- mark caused hilarity among spread dismay throughout something appeared and the other of Britishers from their homes unof political life. tion with the Geneva Conference, he honorable members. men of our times in ends. I repeat that fors a jury. If the Prime Minister so-and-so. at the degeneration thought them," "Give us the der the odious policy of conscrip- of the greatest It is absurd to suppose that Meof and replied: Great Britain, at all events-what Politicians are constituted does that he will be merely repeat- else." "Read . . we are not a properly contion, and made them fight. For that more scorching indictment could be hon's words could inflict the smallbalked of with a disconcerting fami"The question reveals one of the we self-determination of est particle of damage upon the principle ignorance phenomenon a is made against a Government than tempt. It causes of the appalling But Hughes had gone applied war measures in this coun- that which he made when he spoke British Empire. liar enough here, but it has of mankind. The honorable memMinis- of the hellish reprisals that Prime the his own Adsenabled reason for pretending to be And which try the Australia. if as in were farther newspaper his even ber reads the into minions Dehis horror-stricken of send by diem. post to ter Bible going on in Ireland, and declared tralia is the advanced statements therein were As for the Parham-Stare majorityp homes of the pccple, drag out the that, for a parallel to what was of a mocracy 1" truths. The basic principle into them send and -well, had they no reason at all, aspect men, young National every the in moreover disbelief happening there, one had to to It is look 'citizen should be For that the conditions prevailing in Belgium but with an utterly brainless and concentration camps. news. he reads in of this political treachery that has statement he during the German occupation? The conscienceless servility just did the principle of self-determination likewire bewildered theOurdemocratic papers." valued would have forced those young men honorable member for Barrier has thing that the crafty little "Empire press of Australia. was the Prime Minister's opin took the That across the seas if it had not been quoted, as I have quoted, in other savere wanted them to do. Eastern inn its ion less than three weeks ago. It that the outraged people rose in places, Lord Cecil, Viscount Grey, "Hansard." the in case up in its National sense, and found be may of judgment their might, and threw the pro- and that long lint from the Labour TO THE ELECTORS 01' HALthe better for their we yield to was right then it Apparently reminding Party and every other party in GOORLIE. posal back in his face, the merits of Hughesian tactics Prime Minister to ridicule a statehim that, voluntarily, 400.000 men Great Britain, united in their conin Press the in throughout this piece of scandalous appeared ment that a fight for demnation of the policy of England to Before leaving Melbourne for Kal. sea the than across wider is gone had This ConGeneva the fillibustering. with connection we import goorlie on Tuesday, Mr. Mahon it; and for self-determination in regard to Ireland. State matter; it is of grave ference, but now we are asked to have left 80.000 precious dead on We hear a lot about Sinn Fein. I made the following statement:ance to Australia as a whole. latest accept as gospel truth every word of when -day, To "It is desirable to make the posithe battlefields. of foreign meeting. I A stinking feature thought it was self-determination by tion the Argus report of aMinister (? quite clear: I have been exthe war is all over, the Prime Min- another name. There are some that great Nationalist "victory" now remind the Prime is, "Oh! pelled only a junta of political and answer that and excuse ister's victories-is apof the jingo all causes like people who associate Sinn Fein with personalby enemies this is one of the sitting in secret what of it? What is self-determin- necessarily a policy of outrage I one side of the argument has been palling ignorance of mankind. and He said that we murder. I cannot help, eon can I conclave. Their vote in the House all' after ation, any if that propagated for public consumption. Speaker, Mr. also recall, of illumtheir previous secession confirmed the merely in to'erate up would not shows House Hansard this Federal wholly explain, their ignorance. The honorable member of any one of the Australian States; Sinn Fein movement was in its ini- clandestine decree. They had not inating perspective the devilish question founded to gets up to ask astatement, would not. But the tiation a distinguished ess'ntially li- an atom of real evidence against we probably and very you methods employed by the Press means on a newspaper vital distinction is that the union terary revival. It was meant to be me; they acted ou a lying report in it is a wet, rob the people of reasonable case. often intimate that enemy newspaper; the man who between England and Ireland was a policy of self-help far pracof judging the merits of theconfisIreland. an known rule of parliamentary newsthis report refused to swear consummated by fraud, and has And es -en to -day, laboring as on Public confidence has been founded questions they Itwrote that tice force. My repudiation of the by since ever outside was maintained and been cared both inside under this great terror, the Sinn it was correct. statements are net in order confirmed by Labour PerlisIf honorable members opposite are Parliament itself has paper askn.ember legislature. Fein policy one honorable is mainly of peaceful the unless too strong-if they development of Irish industry, Irish mentariana who heard my speech, may have phrase the think repersonal forfeited any esteem it It takes remained ing the question should contemplate the possibility education, an.ethe Irish language. and by other reporters. Thus a gross otherwise possessed. sponsibility for the aceuracy of the outrage has been perpetrated by of a motion of expulsion against me Under the polity of Sinn Fein for the Federal Labour Party to statements. Now, the honorable all this partisan jacquerle. Prom them for having used it-I remind thens these various phaete of local and the champion the ideals and importance denies Kalgoorlie for member of to greatest and the being, by no appeal to the law courts, used it was that of Australia's National of a report that natural activities are cultivated Ia have re substantial accuracy right enjoyed by the most abanall English statesmen, William Ew- and maintained in spite I have uphold the rights of an elected of the M- doned criminals. appeared in the "Argus." has whatpart, My only a whose my For people the art Gladsome. of believe el presentadve Sinn Fein is a policy of is to the electors of Kalgoorlie. sat forth the reasons why Iplace ever some mat, say. and whatever I ention. to political and private character was Parliament is not the I self-determination, and the only dif- alone can undo the wrong wrought Britain, and Ireland about say Faithful to cause and this not assailed. do I a man for sedition. ference between it and reif.determin. by this combination of Tory pr try fought grateful sufficiently be members never these shall principles, is properly conas commonly understood, is Steers and labor renegades, chiefly overwhelming think Parliamentresponelbility. to that long and distinguished line talon, valiantly against If, for that in that Sinn Fein is a language older because of my fidelity to labour for who, of British statesmen, Their speeches were a clever stituted has odds. in the Press, there alleged the English language and per- over twenty years. I believe K as than men a condemnand have colleague language, a scorching defence of with reference PROVIDERS, which was reserve been a party meetinghonorable ed, month after month, and year tains to a nation which and torious, decisive attemot to mem Contornuet on. Page 4.) and valiant, matter, this brilliant to scholarly functions. those gross only and odious the year, after Parliament for meeting that attended %Oho bore even the which gz the control of *dune tan down Irouse Qanetritarlion *IOW bee applied ;hark beds
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