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VOL. XLIV
Tipper -Class Patriotism. of you, and you will be the victims Behind the King stands the great hon- ber of the House of Representatives. the doctrine which you for the first the If hold? to entitled law. What he is mass of the toilers of the country in the history of Parliament has violated the There is the provision offorthe from the British Parliament? you It is said that whoever reflects u. Fawkner time make the orable member established. ..That is what is a rem- The honorable member have there we need to do is "to country, the of are laws in you out The what on the country or upon its Govern The Con- (Mr. Maxwell) must bear me are doing, and that is of law. bounds of freedom wider yet." ment is guilty of treason and sedi. we are. edy in the courtsCommonwealth pro- this, that as soon as the honorable determined to do. wider they are the safer of this stitution I into convicted use? tion. Do you not know that is Mahon wish to introduce is found guil- member for Kalgoorlie not do I member What words did Mr. a if that vides his pas- present Prime Minister of Englan not hear them. in any court of such an offence this debate racial or religious do not know. I did of an offence for which he must ty vacant. the great do spoke of the people of that coon the what becomes But than believe I House of more I was not there. seat in this Why sions, because rotting in poverty? As the Yarra, and suffer imprisonment movement lives for .some- as his seat is thereby Why not take that course? honcurable member fcr for a judge Labor more Batman, twelve months, suit of a visit to the places wh.. before Sectarianism that. chance member a than him honorable give the honorable rnembe. the thing not If vacated. listen Barpolived he spoke of them as a they for to the us across member ask for drawn been and the honorable and jury? Why for Kalgoorlie was prosecuted these has now tuned to the slums in which the guilty, he to the hearsay evidence in Minisrier say? litical trail, but during the thirty sedition, and was found Parliament. Members pretend to reg with dwelt. Nothing! Prime the associated Lamond: been Hector have this I Mr. affidavits-which would be put out of of the use of the word "bloody', and then brings years movement I have not known ter first of all hides, Mr. Ryan: The honorable member Mr. Anstey: Permanently. me of the the Federal something awful, although for the either that reminds sentence. intimated the Government, clearly Labor During forward-which a Yarra for Mr. Ryan: told me or State, to raise the agonising cry. tunes empires and nations have . corwould give a verdict old style "that a woman and report was not a substantially so on. soaked in blood and immersed the im- But no court told her," is not for them, of course, to asrect account, according to the against him on the evidence that that a woman What is the use of we are It of warfare. that honevidence what of this got he us. on is sociate me with any question It pession that been put before has memof term "bloody" compared with citizen honorable a said. as the character. But that orable member for Kalgoorlieis not Mr. Tudor: The affidavits of three asked to expel memI am odious, miserable, slow starvati. ber for Kalgoorlie. Honorable this country holding opinions, Mr. Hector Lamond: That journalists who were not there! degradation of millions in afraid to express them. Hav- and opposite had their secret meetnot bers what the honorable member for Trial. withto which it is appli-. Possible impress Prejudicing a ing convictions I seek to I speak country ing, and came to their decision Yarra said. because is the love of country in Where and so that and Parevidence, of distinctly others, said court I upon hearing them out This high Mr. Tudor: Ryan: Mr. party classes of Great Bri ruling a great express gain and can accuracy hearsay they believe they upon public platforms I could not swear to the liament is asked to accept of the elec- my opinions on the questions of the or of any other nation? What e advantage at the hands of the report. contained in affidavits, evidence love for the human expectatheir laws be which the honexin the against and so; crossoffend I Kalgoorlie, If day. tors of Mr. Ryan: Quite an opportunity to their regard for the claims of ki to without the On this evi- tion I confidently believe they will of my country the Government will, orable member's remarks tended witness. en.. amine pro-, and kin, when, though a letter before the man me in a bring expel statements to presume, the deceived. I be support we are asked I with the world's goods, and bl s. but Prime Minister by the dence perly constituted court, where who was sent here, not by us, By unanimously on a sent to themember meet- with education and the gifts of for Kalgoorlie. by ME. ANIMIST ASKS the de- tion was carried shall have an opportunity of judge. the electors of Kalgoorlie.be dohopes of dividing But one raising a hand honorable no tune, patriotism is only a word --had a him hands, of before show his accusers KALGOORLIE. shall my ing electors, MR. MAHON AT passing the motion we What is Loyalty? they can endure The Legal Position. mocratic Kalgoorlie dissent. (Signed) J. Hocking, be prejubecause I am elected to Parlia- their lips, and MelMr. Needham has in ing still worse. We shall listened But, see millions of their fellow coon I have privithe -street. said: enjoy Hannan tog be should Mr. Mahon arrived item yester- scheme failed. to cease Anstey do I clear trial a F. attitude in ment field my Mr. wish Mr. Mahon left the do not I and dicing conditions wo train under -living Trans. temperament men the withdrawn, my by as citizen? Even sedition. private bourne leges of a as 'patiently We trust Mr. in an': way misunderstood. anyone charge hina with than those of the-beasts of the fifor Mr. Mahon. inthe speeches which day week, and spokeonin Hannan'sMR. J. T. RYAN'S PROTEST. if the language used by the honor- Any private citizen may lay ifan any would permit to and I have watchSaturday Mahon will appreciate the fact. Ex Legal That the Empire should be built Judge* the Not Parliament street, Kalgoorlie, strong-as made, and, very been him, have able member was when he Senator Needham has been tempted formation against and the poverty and degradation Offences. night. He was applaiscled MEAN PARTY DODGE. ed with admiration the silent can be worked up, have strong as he could make it-this the plat- in the past-on more than one occamillions is the terrible thing; in and stony phalanx upon the Governto evidence made his appearance on fair sion. To accept the bait he would brought before a judge is not We judge terminology is nothing. Afraid to Parliament is not the tribunal him This Parliament Government attitude the The view I and power form, and was given a very our the sedition ment benches. it is is not within law; the principles and his case. Cases of It traversed his try against jury. with Prosecute. of offences sacrificed speaker The have members hearing. An Iniquitous Principle. contained cause he had at heart. Money, treason are to be tried by a judge to prevent that. Are we, the chief of those honorable I can -only hope for the courts of the country to the same grounds as were that Mr. T. J. Ryan, in the course of and jury, and the accused has the deliberative assembly of this great real admiration. I say that the situation w have wealth, all earthly comforts would a La- judge them, and it is for the people We in the severs statements in- a splendid speech, said: It is a sad right of challenging jurors. to decide on that the day will come when Yes going said to Parliament we are confronted this ... had which repeatus he if elected Commonwealth, his columns, the have who been upon appeared in these he said at the have of No. He chose the right way, commentary on the state of politics have not before us evidence or the evidence that has been put be- bor Government, sitting as deter- to judge us. You have no ethical ing has nothing whatever to be ing that whatever he spoke as a stead could. He in Australia that we should be die which we can come to a conclusion. fore us that the honorable member Ministerial benches, will the upholding of is proposed to be with democrat what a do to way right only remorseless, as meeting the Richmond Minister read out some- for Kalgoorlie is a traitor, because mined, as resolute, dead to every done. Your only right is that c4 "either to his Majesty or to the cussing a motion of this character He was not going stood to -his people-itnd his party, (Mr. The Prime the private citizen Argus, and then read the Prime Minister believes that he and as silent as the who now sit might. and and now in allowing Mr. Mahon an moved by the Prime Minister It has no reference from thing I do not blame you for th4, pine. the those that is affidavits. "prime. are to enter into any explanation, to as principle succeed in appealing passages from certain he has won the profound Hughes). The minion the exercise of might, because in politics" ever to it. If the Government, side of by a can Kalgoorlie own made his certainly would make no apology open road, for are was Government member the Those democracy affidavits on thereof honorable the are, who behind them, were . those You 'of prejudices." lovers Ore val ethics. respect of all But House. There are only two honor- there is no laying down a prece- scious thatsitthey for what he said new (Mr. Mahon) be expelled from this gentleman connected with the Age words; they are not mine. hod a righ the simply and the cause of Ireland-the is quite evident that newspaper, who set out a transcript he may make a mistake, and the able members-if I may exclude (Mr. fore, It the Kalgoorlie vicHouse. to The the the utterances be and that may cause, you Going -day. to of which Not of dent, for Ireland I Reasons op- honorable member for Perth Hughes and the Government beleve that the of the notes which he had taken. yet. this man would stir indignation electors of Kalgoorlie have theupon House. general tim. seat is not won very and upon there, Australia spoke in were who next opinion judgment Fowler), busy the state of public in the minds of portunity of giving asked if the notes Mr. .his crew will be the I am told that we are bound by condemnation addressed In answering an interjection, principles-who to-day is such that they will be the Prime Minister said, "No, they to the King. There millions of the people of this good reasons few weeks. the honorable are not." It is possible that they the matter. Catts: The affidavits sub- House from the Government side. our allegiance Mahon said: "I had try, they might safely leave Don't safe in expelling I oath an and took men when H. Minister J. time a eviMr. was Kalgoorlieites! Parliament. Prime the the firm, this is from this are Stand These two for not attending you. Before any condemnation of those, Shat- member for Kalgoorlie could be got. Yet are ask to find mitted are dated to-day. the honorable to the King to be his faithful vas- the be misled by wild mouthings! will give them to House, in the full confidence that on which we As the hon- (Mr. Hughes) and Maxwell). sals, to love all that he loved, and whom he is supposed to Mr. Ryan: Exactly. Hughes -Cook-Pearce oligar- the electors of Kalgoorlie will re- dence seditious and case was tried in the House-before reminds member for Fawkner (Mr. The disapprobation of the of ter the your vote. Mr. Mahon guilty of and Cook and, for asked he shunned; member that all been shun to expel orable had to of one chy by Mr. Mahon, but not any explanation utterances, them, turn of con.*1 his strongest would be some by d!sloyal or comPosition. bound was that affidavits, King the Maxwell's was me, those jury, Mr. in his turn, me-that partisan T. J. Ryan, Frank Brentheir own supporters. That is why him from the House. of He to those whose destinies tier.. Yet upon the utterances profiteers and Lab- Messrs. Kalgoor- are dated to -day. Anstey leave Mel- the motion has been moved. bination of Toryhad four The latter said, after having made obligations here by the electors few individuals, upon alleged met and agreed nan, andforFrank Mr. Tudor: 'Three out of the mem- he ruled. The condition on which a day, to asGovern sent Government beto The the honoralbe Cook: the our renegades, Kalgoorlie Joseph to Sir because upon and lie, references had bourne I his and if he held his crown was that he should ports of statements, dahosa candida- merit never gave that matter one lieve those electors can be influenc- of them. upon my expulsion; declarations and affidavits. they is the position, as ber for Kalgoorlie, that if there were robbery, This against of an angel sist Mr. Hugh Ryan: them for Mr. up tongue as stand supporter a the place with Re- any other honorable members spoken thought. return in his to Argus. an to iniquitous pose establish ed the the result, ture. upon reading the and want: from and affected oppression, I found it could net have showed my conMr. Ryan: The right honorable it asks us to expel him. of the Na- disloyal, as treasonable, and as se- altars of his country, and in the ciple in this Parliament, of w s (P. A Bryan, Murary.st Perth.' ferring to the meeting and I thereforepartisan gang." gentleman protests too much; but as that honorable member, of the Holy Trinity, he swore man can be sure that be will tionalist Party, the Argus report ditious Ne Nvideaee of Sedition. only keeping silent name tempt for the speech the speaker HK-SENATOR NEWHAM WITH- when the honorable member for were any if and his to -morrow be the victim. It of estates the all Minister to justice he to do _says: 11000, Later in his (Mr. Considine) said someI differ from the Prime proceed. in order to save their a much confus- DRAWS FROM TRH CONTEST. Barrier That was the law of Eng- ters not that he may tie a Caa object - as to what`the electors of Kalgoons "From the outset of thethe shed some light upon them to speak up. I realm. invite to-day, or that he may be the a thing that was considered was would passed whole It faith upon that centuries. much long that placed for too land announced evident have calculabeing sent lie will do. I or the "On it ings it was some time ago -he ed interpretation testant to -morrow, an Irishman Minister's were in am not the individual sense of my become necessary at killable weighs away with the coming of the Gerof the members present press reports of the Prime in the sound common refer- by-election had ting, computing animal a who of of the day, or to -morrow an Engli some to gaol. with care obligation expulsion." The being not Kings. do Mahon's there man --I the Parliament and Mr. of alof was in year he When favour £600 speech Kalgoorlie. the Mr. Considine: fellow -countrymen whether of Engbalance the certain a member of the Labour Party for in of. obligation the but candidates remained: the vassal affidavits as to who it. ence to the what religion, or or Welsh' descent or a member of the party honorable member with his practice "accuracy" doubt Misleading Kalgoorlie. would be, leged to have said a year of the German King to the people of day, the Labour selection their pressmen regarding the lish, Irish, Scotch, in their sense of posite to-morrow. There a Mahon's elec- against the man with £1000 Mr. retaining and of Advantage. Party for disappeared. of workers report Anything England the base do Argus faith possibility that of the much I wonder and the and on -too practice, his no are inand no ethics, in what hon. be morals, pressed will real These was the I they judges Richmond speech. I have been ex- the seat for Labour, Mr. Ryan: Yes, when he was al- justice, to believe that prepared to tors of Kalgoorlie know Allegiance to the King. members are doing; honorable to allow and that and miserable computation I would be comments: 'But, by many Labour friends wardness of this matter, men, leged to have said it. The Govern- misled. the fellow simply make an on his opposite balby hers them the gang, for decided before be partisan to a nominated to he they leave these matters pelled by the arguments placed ment evidently think that In this Parliament am I called sation and they are themselves an enemy myself what the honor- will be what we have heard here An Odious and Base Primly's. After consideration.if I I agreed definite accusers, the prosecutors, the evidence of a report in have an oppbrtunity of gaining an- the people. This is upon to be true to any the fact lot. by in could stagesaid been that has notwithstanding desire Kalgoorlie It the for and rights newspaper, this evening. other seat, and have made up their able member the executioners, driving I have seen what has transpired, principle, to uphold the was not prepared been actuated as I have always and for what purpose? people, and that the reporter to create a vacancy by mak- his letter: was cor- to do so, for and I have read the opinions of hon-I secure the well-being of the interests man out of the place into was con- managed, movement, what- minds to swear that the report "My criticism, which In order to return a supporter ing this Parliament the tribunal. and to maintain Australian he had assist the Labour on their faces. by the people of this so said render sent members was Minishad could orable I British Kalgoorlie of Hughes services acts from Mr., Prime rect. Government fined to the against all others? No. I am callArgus re- ever humble In It is lamentable that the believe That is the principle the newspapers, and I have in Ireland, the be placed at its disposal. will not have such a risky read affidavits stating that the of ed here to be true and loyal, and to try. ters and their agents Minister and his colleagues lay down, and it must be But I am would they Sover- that they as they have at present. read the statements of gentlemen the to I nominated for the selec- that the state of public opinion in reference spirit no counmy port was correct. that made in this coun- give my allegiance, not to recognised. It Hugh Maho. the nature tion ballot. that the existence a supporter as intellect and education I am not awareparliamenof try, not to the people, but to the ly going to tell you The eign. They hope to secure up Australia is such that they can Argus rethe things for which he stand. these prime- try, who, as some say on a wave of those affidavits. oath of an Australian take this action and be fully confithe reevery election. it is imperative statements out of King, irrespective of his conduct, "In to the result of stirring that to but for every man i. make speaks, is swear passion, to allegiance in attempt an and him refused and binds united, he porter tarian val passions, Mr. Hughes that Labour should be movement dent of succeeding in winning a byof love for their country and their public or private. Whatsoever he chamber who votes against it, port was correct, so pimps in the Mr. Lloyd George and his associ- be made to mislead the electors gentle. asked to consiwhatsoever are one unit love; We must that I interelection. loves every to that noticed of I he protests against the Empire. No doubt the forces sent three newspaperand the pimps should willingly co-operate with the der a statement that was alleged ates. paper, shuns I must shun; when his word cause irrespective of who may . but man, writing in yesterday's Governto the Bri- Kalgoorlie. view the reporter, will be employed there;thing, be ciple must I by the honorable He says that he referred capital the Kaiser," been made secure for the Labour nomof the to to have "Hang is reporter duty the the others did to assure himself that was he victim, it stating made affidavits of Labour. That member for Kalgoorlie, a man who tish Government, and that If you it is a sorry day, and a sad used in said to stamp out ready to hang the Kaiser: and when adoption of this principle report. was. con inee the full suport ment of the day had told them thewould Parlament should be is the Labour Party's has had a long and honorable ca. not refer to the Sovereign. in its he alters his mind and says, "The will give, becomes the solemn that It dog means a due. his hang is every by used slander representative being jury is it Age it No without rect. the way in which reer not only in Australia, but be- read what the poor Kaiser has been sufficiently one hope of success, and man who votes again power. Is it the duty of the Goon such evidence." his affidavit you will find this evening. the punished," I can only show my alle- of every everything we seek disappears be' fore he came here. He held Cabi- said in because of him the power any vernment to be the accuser, that the honorable You giance by changing my mind, too. not the Constitution if offence Those Affidavits! judge? Under net rank in this country as a col- that he said the and neath our feet. these who by its applicati those used prosecutor, that of an I deliberuntil league of the Prime Minister during member for Kalgoorlie person is found guilty who sit behind the Go- It is on this condition alone that to -day are the vict' The point is that Hughes "From Monday morningevidence law of the Common- gentlemen endorse that principle, can stop here and speak here. What- victorious Parliament yesterday the war, and he also had two sons words: against the had I odious doctrines noon, own at Government their is vernment he ately tried hoodwinking a of which sort for State, these to "What a of the King row. baseprepared of that or conduct now, were and who the not front, be belief the wealth odious may at is ever the was to it me felon's solidarity to this and people for twelve while was it that placed in the argument that would liable to imprisonmentsedition Particular question -be be a Richard III. or a Henry the THE GAG. from not be on. election day make the last sacrifice. attainments?" one apart affidavits qualified hiscorrect. is and such of man Ina in cell run- Australia's Right to Support Ireof Mr. months or longer-and is by reason before us-to be asked to abide by VIII., with his hands steeped that the reportiswas existence, that feeling wasdecidMr. Anstey's Mouth Stop Is not that a corroboration Some gore, or cruel to his wife, as was offences-he that the afPdavits in land. Can anyone of those incapable higher, and there was a such an obnoxious principle. against stead, the fact chosen ning letter? being own of a which was like reporter Mahon's coffin his amendment the The to that of that George I., made tactics will operate only disclosed thathad said his re- ed split in Labour's ranks, anda danWe are asked to expel this hon- say that the sentiments expressed as a Senator or a mem- day these witted by the honorable mem George III., or moral as George IV., who took the notes owing to that sj.lit there wasretained orable gentleman from the Corn. in that letter are not sentiments that or of sitting to has been not Tudor) and (Mr. him, Yarra to true be being must I port was correct! contest between ger of the seat not of clearly won the monwealth Parliamentby because the Motherland, or to Australia, the aside, and it has been The threatened for Labour even if I had felt Melthe there alleged that Whatever .41 friendly a statement declared live I that denitely which in then country I Labour men in the selection selection ballot. made been that have to be jury, Need "Argus" no what and Mr. bourne love judge by no I must be respondhe may do, unity would be ballot has vanished shuns. shall be no calling of eitn and this the callallforthe at a meeting held at Richmond, he what t1 shun enthusiastically and loves, more ham's timely withdrawal, to ed of the death It h. concerning on short speaking call Court. when of war press appropriate no confortunes the daily the from the Should has left withdrawing Catholic sol- by my the late Lord Mayor of Cork. me to choose between the country affirmed that it is the right "copy." Irish solidity,were which I had entered, seek- of we have to consider tempted test in-tothe of all, First of allegiance majority in Parliament to e oath my Labour King, the the and of good idity, Labour solidity ing but honorable member for the whom they may at any time It is a warning. demands that I shall be loyal to and me that movement whether thehad -but survived. has be men- movement. To a right to speak on King, irrespective of his origin,cannot please. That is what all personal considera- Kalgoorlie We take full responsibility for in Australia. There for else- counts above I subject Now, I propose to a such otherwise firmed. the win to conduct, his of Labour tioning "Catholic solidity," want I tiort. quesa that that lobelieve am who I shown is some But amendmentit are further can issue positon. occupy this where in this and I believe that end I movas character does not Prime Minister seat, Sir Joseph Cook: yal and true. I love that King our Rt. Honourable for certainly be accomplished tion of this Would anyone his Catholic- the morecourse To concern Australia. I have sworn to love him. Now,de-I the question be now Iput. I have taken. attacked Mr. Mahon by the comto ask you Australia Catholic of said May the right here the Anstey: deny man Mr. any attacked ask what has fellow workers who ity, as he had am is a FairyI of the question? of its Hien those of my their votes for me in plete self-determination? trimental to the titular head Church through certain IS NOW OPEN. FESTIVAL we have recorded Australia can be If been There not. TOY has warning, would What Speaker: a they is Mr. sure OUR It Nothing. my tender before. I Empire? arcy the selection ballot, of gobate on the motion that the q and wanted to decide the form Upon Kalgoorlie elecsaid has been said about a Governrepeat. DOLLS, TOYS, GAMES, and NOVELTIES of sincere thanks, and I ask them Children. for which we should land Mahon, has be now put. under Mr. vernment because misor but, ment, tors is thrust the responsibility misunderstand to refuse? Governfrom, the others notmy inotiyes in withdraw. live, would Great Britsi: Mr. Anstey: I do not wish said something about adisparaged adding to, or substracting are displayed in Lavish Profusion. possess. construe of the British Emshould not think ment. he is held to have by this hate it. I thing; many privileges the people my past record in the We are a part but I wish be a part desire to regime have ing. I leave we logic, such a because this pire, ing By hands, King. in their his TOYS. but which the Hughes movement Labour MADE on people ready A of the member ma reflects majority the whoever honorable many. and it, any too of if code of ethics, deemed to be and they in reviewing it will see We are Specially Featuring AUSTRALIAN But surely we are as well Ministers of the King de- that the question be now pu as chosen and emphatic reply by goldfields that my only desire is to heal the believe in it.away useful the many our right to disI have finished my speech? fames his Majesty, and by pursuing people is expected. They are Strongly Made, and include breach in the Labour ranks at Kal- not to give arrive at the Mr. Speaker: Yes-that The Welsh importation-low class goorlie, which, I tint*, is existent, cues affairs in other parts of the that argument, you cri- can be moved at any time.. attractive novelties. conclusion that no man canwithout Briton Mr. A .Sanderson, M.L.C.,calls and to strengthen the movement quility here. Minister's Said. Mr. Anstey: In the mid. Asquith King's Mr. right the What ticise not only in this State, bat punishment speech? being liable to theto mete and PRESENTATION BOOKS, throughout Australia." The honorable member for KalPRIZE of out to & GIEEITS Variety proposed Mr. Speaker: Yea. is it Large Office. sediA which News used Daily are have (Noel Sharp, goorlie is alleged to KalgoorMr. Anstey: Thank you. are just to hand. They It the honorable member for Perth.) tious and disloyal utterances. to mach obliged. Get help XMAS CARDS, and Calendars, There is nothing wantingwith lie. PRICES. RIONSIIIENTAt SONEPTSWI is, .I think, admitted by honorable FAIR majority XMAS powerful a at future. but of that, state offered the that being generally members By power. its BOULDER. above are abri. AT (The exercise MEETING the will to TEL A1101 affairs in Ireland, particularly in may be taken from Federal Han, such a majority a minority The following appeared in the regard to reprisals, would be likely Seasonable with tyranEvery Teeming Murray-street, P. last:Bryan, are existence, of A. Monday of out swept Kalgoorlie Miner to compel a person such as the honOUR Numerous ;Departments which are within reach of all. Mot Plitt add ny that gets control of the GovernMr. Hugh Mahon addressed a orable member for Kalgoorlie, who of the exercise Hall prices the at Town by Boulder may, ELOG the in with ment Presents MAHON'S meeting tc speak and Useful Skov Yard was is a native of Ireland, organised forces of the community, AGGRESSOR. yesterday afternoon. The hall Do honorable memindignation. the expense of its opat will its he Honourable do WEST SUBIACO because Right crowded, and the several speakers The object is bers opposite ponents. All that is necessary Why are Hughes, in Federal were each accorded a good recepspoke in that strain? for the dop- Morris during Three minutes an ordered propaganda the Mahon d, tion. Interjections were few, and, they concerned about the words The Go- merit, mind. walk west of public the of "It is a ing can the most part, of a humorous for they itself behind ilsirovernber 11th.: Station was on people use? Is it because vernment may protectprejudices If lie!"-Federal nature. Mr. Mahon's speech made advantage? bloody political or some gain in of sectarian wall the -very a similar lines to the one he back 6387.: p. minds their position cast Saturday night. Mr. they racial hatreds. This -is theourselves Again Welsh statesman recall that one Manufacturers Kalgoorlie on strongly in defence of short time they will in which we have landed is not for fortunately in Australia): and Ins rears Keene spoke At the conclusion of of Britain's leading statesmen, Mr. time. It present the at suffered any Scottish Mr. Mahon. a (Mahon) a represents with moved, Asquith, who when speaking before me to say whether I agreeThere the speeches, Mr. Cavanagh the are this country by virtue of fol- constituency, No utterances or not. em truth maq's said nationality? or Ayr, gion and Mr. McKell seconded at audience MARBLE add a Scottish th many utterances that have of lowing motion: "That this meeting in- lhas traded on both of GRANITE the that, in his opinion, the indoings in them; many things said that on both his Ireland traded denounces as a flagrant outragefrom He is Government PER there British But the passion. PROVIDERS, public MONUMENTS, flame doings religion.-Fede his the on and expulsion of its representative with UNIVERSAL mutual majority of could be compared no finality in the doctrine of Belgium. 1 HEADSTONES, in Parliament by a servileand isard, p. 6388. Germans tinani- of the ex -communication. or not. anti -Labour partisans,Mr. Mandn etc. re- Whether agreeing' withforhim utter that motiely declares that that did anyone say tains the complete confidence of the Mr. Asquith should be expelled T. J. COONAN. Rep. people of this electorate." The mo- once
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