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"Cultured" Inhumanity

Mr. 0. T. G. Es monde M. A.

VOL, XLV

St. Patrick's Day

Thrr-7-on a Special Correspondent.) 1 wish that I could give all the Mr. 0. T. Grattan Esmonde, M.A.. reasons which make me look to this left Sydney on March 3 by the Mayear as likely to be the turning point kura for Vancouver on his way to in the fortunes of Ireland, the unIreland. He has been unofficially In the last few happy holy isle. If there were any doubts in the procession. It is not our intention informed that the condition of his weeks things have happened in the landing in Canada is that he sham minds of the committee or anxiety to give an extended report this week States which convince me that not Dates in the Case. In the case of Joseph Murphy, provide for himself an armed guard, in connection with the successful ce- as time does not permit us doing so; since 1916 has the prospect for Ire- who did not take part in, and was at the estimated cost of £100. Why, lebration of St. Patrick's Day in we reserve until our next issue a full land been so hopeful. A new com- not present at the attack in which Oct 8.-Bombing of military lorry at no one can tell. report of the proceedings. The great leaving Barrack-street, Cork. Pri. Squibbs, Canada he was the Before mission, nonpolitical and non-sec- Private Squibbs, of the Crown Forguest of the Perth those doubts and that anxiety Feast falls on our usual publishing tarian, organised by thirty-eight ces, was killed, the court-martial 2nd Batt. Hampshire Regiment, Lieutenant -Governor, and the Gov- were swept away very early on day. (SPECIAL TO THE RECORD). distintuished men, has been formed found little difficulty in finding him killed, and three other soldiers ernment treated hint as a distin- Thursday morning last. Long before Two artistic tableaux were shown The following fetter has been addressed to the priests and people for the relief of Ireland. So signiwounded. guished visitor, and franked him the starting time of the procession --the work of the Catholic schools of and sentencing him to death of the Archdiocese of Brisbane by his Grace, the Most Rev. Dr. Duhig: ficant is the fact that such a com- guilty Inquiry, Court of the grounds around the Cathedral 8s -Military Oct. over the railways. His sister has Belmont and Queen's Park-they of four soldiersmittee has been organised that the on the testimony in feu of inquest into death of once been staying with vice -royalty. and in the section of Murray -street were gems in their grouping and con"My dear friends,evidence newspapers are chary about giving all of whom gave differentalleged What he has done since, that Inc from Pier-street to the Cathedral, ception. Private Squibbs. to as to the part accused was "The recurrence of St. Patrick's ed impotent to bring these horrors it to hhe public. When the entire be treated as an enemy, he began to fill with nappy smiling His Grace the Archbishop, in a Day affords us a favourable op- to an end, and our only hope is in committee is organised it will con- have played in the ambush. One de- Oct. 9. --Inquiry concluded. Verdim. should His only crime is young Australians, and those who car gaily decorated with green and you race, but as Christians, to protest tain the names of practically every nied that accused threw the bomb of murder returned against some doesn't know. of addressing portunity that he is an Irishman, His Ox- had the memory of the Old Lana gold ribbons, led the procession, It is to God, therefore, we Irish American of prominence. which killed Private Squibbs, but person or persons unknown and with a view to enlisting your sym- God educations does not help him. treasured it as a holy thing in their following him came his Lordship appeal, and this pathy and your prayers on behalf ask our peopleis to many millionaires band them- swore he saw him throwing stones Dec. 15.-Joseph Murphy tried by ford Neither does the fact that he is the hearts. certainly opportune When Dr. Gibney and selves together results are bound to at the lorry. The second said he Monsignor of the suffering people of Ireland. time of Lent in Cork, Burke. Martial General Court heir to a wealthy baronetcy; that During the past few months the for the pouring out of our united follow. The work of organisation saw accused throw a bomb. The Holy Mass was celebrated in the The Societies mustered strong, and charged with the murder, and al- he lost a brother in the war, and civilised world has teen shocked prayers for the restoration of peace has been gcing on for some months, third said that accused led the atternatively the manslaughter, or that his two uncles have won dis- Cathedral of the Immaculate Con- when it is remembered that the main Ireland. and happiness excesses lecy-opd expression by the ception but the mere mention of the names swore Fr. Dunne, B.A. Every jority of the members are working fourth The party. Squibbs. tacking Private tinction fighting for England. He seat wasbycrowded "We, therefore, direct that, wher- of the people in the organisation can committed by the Crown forces in and in the vesti- men who sacrificed a day's pay to not throw anything Jan. 11.-Death sentence promulga- has never disguised his nationality. possible, a triduum of prayer give no idea of its character and that accused did Ireland. The wanton brutality of ever bule and aisles bethere wasn't room to take their place in the procession, had his hand but at the lorry, Jan. for fixed execution ted, and Only last year he carried the Oxford move. the 'Black and Tans' towards inno- be held in preparation for the Feast purposes. The "bit o' green" was on the Societies may be congratulated hind his back. Four civilian witUnion with him in favour of an 17. cent vic&ims has been condemned by of St. Patrick for the cessation of the every breast, and green and gold on haying such trusty and faithful nesses swore that accused was not Jan. 13.-Official Mrs. MaeSwiney's Visit. communications Irish Republic. the British press, by statesmen of infamies that are being perpetrated at the scene of the ambush .at all. But of recent months it seems lib- entwined was the common badge of members. from the Volunteers to the Dehigh rank, by Churchmen of all throughout Ireland, and for the reMrs. MacSwiney made a great imthe adults who marched in the proowner of the house in which he The Young Ireland Society was puty Lord Mayor of Cork that erty has vanished within the British cession, creeds, and by unprejudiced wit- storation of peace to the people of pression. Her testimony was pub- The and bunches of Shamrock prominent with its bold new that Joseph evidence lived gave Empire. that country. There was more freedom citinothing Australian oi them had "absolutely Murphy nesses, some lished in practically every paper in Murphy was in bed at the time of .from the Old Sod found a welcome of green, white and gold flying flag in Russia under the Czars. That is twine, "We request the clergy in Bris- the country. in zens, who, since to do with the ambush." The eject which it the ambush. of Irishmen, anyway. place over many hearts. the breeze. Throughout the line of ey the bane, and in all the large centres of produced is perhaps best explained have excited de-, for reprieve for- the experience Joseph Murphy was under sen- Ian. 14. --A petitions All in the Day's Work. The sermon at the Cathedral, march the best of good humour and recital of the sad story of what they population, to give the people every by such a fact as that Mr. Wilson -Lieutenant the Lord to warded; Mr. Esmonde has fascinated every- preached by Father Dunne, was an good order prevailed. The commitMorning after morning one facility for the making of this tri- has asked for a complete report of tence of death for the murder or saw. from: Cork. one he has met. Ile is a brilliant trembles on opening his newspaper, duum, by having Holy Mass at a all the proceedings before the "Na- Private Squibbs in an ambush at tribute to the fidelity of tee is to be congratulated on the King's conversationalist, with exquisite eloquent lest the last cabled horror may be convenient hour each morning on tion" Committee,. It is rumoured Barrack -street, Cork, but has now Jan. 14.-Applications in the Irish race the Faith preached well-ordered arrangements of the Bench on behalf of the accused manners, and a passionate love of to them by St.toPatrick. worse than its predecessors. Thane the 14th, 15th, and 16th of this on rather good authority that one been reprieved. The sentence has Next week procession, which. in point of numfor a conditional order of certiorari his native land. He has never once we hope to give a full note of it in bers, was one of the best witnessed God for the fair-minded men who month, with Rosary, Litany, and of the last of Mr. Wilson's official been commuted to one of penal serto quash the Court Martial pro- complained of the extraordinary the report of the celebrations. hesitate not to condemn the studied Benediction each evening, and to utterances will be a statement in vitude for life. His case was the subin Perth. ceedings manner he has been treated by the cruelty of those who profess to be afford the people an opportunity of favour of self-determination for Ire- ject of an application in the King's As usual, the schools sent their Just as we go to press we learn acting on the aide of law and order. approaching the Sacraments of Pen- land. The reasons for giving cred- Bench, Dublin, to quash the finding Jan. 15.-Application in King's ruling authorities in Australia. As full strength, and our teaching orders that the sports on the Association "The Archbishop of Dubiin felt ance acid Holy Communion during ence to this rumour are so good that of the court-martial which found Bench adjourned to Jan. 17 on Lloyd George says, England is at in Perth, Fremantle. and the sub- Cricket Ground was patronised exan emphatic war with enter the triduum, as well Ireland, and to as of making a he is not sur- urbs deserve the called upon application of Crown. Execution I for one will be disappointed if it him guilty, and the execution was highest praise for ceptionally well. Every sign indiprotest against the manner in which general Holy Communion on St. proves false. Sir Auckland Geddes postponed several times while the suspended by order of the Court prised that an Irishman should be their excellent contributions to the cates a most successful celebration. treated as an enemy the execution of six Sinn Feiners Patrick's Day itself, or on the Sun- has been making petty blunders all litigation was proceeding. On 4th by Lloyd until Jan. 19. was carried out in Cork Prison a day following it. But Mr. Esmonde the time, .,which are galling every- February it was stated that there Jan. 17.-Application argued, and George's tools. is not an enemy of the few days ago-and he asks: "Gould people of "We exhort the people to attend body in the State Department. It had been a further respite to 9th OUR KITH AND exeeution again suspended until England. He has faith in the Engany more scandalous form of repri- the devotions of the triduum, re- may he that the general dislike for February to enable further repreJan. 26. sals have been devised?' There are membering the crowds of Irish men all things English which exceeds in sentations to be made on his behalf. lish democracy. In a special artiThough we've never seen the blue o argued further 24.-Application Jan. certainly reprisals on the Sinn Fein and women at' home recitng their the minds of most people the dislike lee in the "Labour News" of last thy beautiful skies, The following official communicaand execution postponed to Feb. week, he writes: (By John O'Brien, in "Manly.") side that cannot be justified, but Rosary before the prison gates. for the Germans during the war, is tion was issued on Wednesday, FebLoved land of our pride and our 2. without in any way condoning them, "The demand for peace is growing dreams, "We further exhort them to come making it hard for the inexperienc- ruary 2nd, at 2 o'clock, from Gene- Jan. 35. ---Arguments concluded, and Father Pat! They'll tell you we may say they are the actions of out in large numbers to join in the ed Geddes. rapidly in England: the 'Peace With Old still, To the average Amer, with mingled love and We grieve for the wrong that burns judgment reserved. a people goaded into rebellion by a procession and public gatherings in can nowadays the English are not ral Military Headquarters, Irish Ireland League' started by Lord in thy breast, pride, military despotism almost without connection with the National Festi- only "Huns" but "super-Huns." It Command, Parkgate-street, Dublin: Jan 31e -judgment of King's Bench Henry Beptinck has been joined by Of stirring deeds that live and thrill For the death -gloom that darkens Having before him conclusive evi that although the Court Martial all that is best in the public life of parallel. The Crown forces in Ire- val. will take much "peaceful penetrathy streamsreasons the imFor many around the country side; land have been let loose upon the pending celebrations should be the tion" to reinstate the "mother coun- dance of the guilt of Joseph Murphy. gave an erroneous decision in the country; the principal Univer- And when they speak of tours-de The sob in the s ong of thy point of law, it was a decision sities have pronounced again and people to do what thev will. They largest and most successful ever try" in the esteem of the Yankee, and in view solely of the repeated streams force, which to his name belong, have shot innocent and guilty alike, held here in connection with St. and it is hardly an exaggeration to postponements of his execution, and intra wires. again in favour of the Freedom of They'll also talk about his horse -broken into, looted, plundered and Patrick's Day. We trust they will say that "hands across the sea" is a of the distress of mind which has Feb 1.-Dublin Castle announce- Ireland; the Anglo-Irish gentry-the Thy vales and green mountains out the old grey, Currajong. been caused forefathers knew to him devastated peaceful homes until their be thereby, as an again execution had former Unionist landlords-are clament that the refrain. forgotten so, and we call upon all sections act of mercy the General Officer been postponed till Feb. 9. very name has become a synonym ce of the mouring for complete self-govern- For twenty years he drove him In the glad golden days of youth, to Catholic people Irish and Americans Amazed. Commandingin-Chief, Ireland, has Feb. 2.-Announcement of reprieve ment, and evens the capitalist press terror throughout the country. It is make them so. Members of every through the bush and round the So thy need is the call of our kith and kin, difficult to believe that the men enWhat seems to amaze most Amer- commuted the sentence to one of pe- from General Military town, Head- has given up the old and futile argu-Australian organisagaged in this campaign of extermina- Lrish orwellIrish ments, and has been driven back to Until the old white stager knew the In loyalty, justice and -truthquarters Irish Command. as Returned Sailors and icans is that the English, with their nal servitude for life. as We respond in honour and truth. tion in Ireland ever fought against tion, supposed hard-headedness their and the ultimate plea of 'military necesparish upside down; to join in the gift for extricating the Turks or witnessed the horrors Soldiers. are requested themselves from sity.' The wholesale butchery and He'd take his time and calculate, Ever our thoughts and our prayers citizens, young and embarrassing AND STILL THE BRITISH EMPIRE LOOKS ON! of the German invasion in Belgium. procession, and to situations continue to unspeakable way, his wilful tyranny to which the and have he present at the are with They are putting up a shameful re- old, are invited the Government's folly. It Irish are being subjected, and Sc. And stop at ev'ry Cath'lic gate to In the struggle.thee, and at the National concert- endure for right and relief, cord that will remain a foul blot on sports is certain that the blunders of the bid them a'l "good-day." counts of which appear in the daily your sinFrom my dear friends, the heel of the craven usuri remain, in the history of British Ggvernment Coalition have done more to solidify press of every country except Ausper, American sentiment in Ireland's Ireland. We are bound. not only cerely and devoted in Christ, tralia, have brought World opinion But well I mind the stories told The greed of the reaegade thief: "t JAMES DUHIG, as the descendants of that suffering favour than any other single factor when Father Pat was youngto a dangerous state of indignation. Grim source of defilement and against this awful state of things, in recent times. Never lefore was But those who control "Archbishop of Brisbane. Lloyd At least when he was not so old -All Last Week People would Whisper Mysteriously: grief. hearts. all our with and we do so there so much interest in the affairs his scattered flock among: are out for Government George's 1921." March 3. Brisbane, "Dara." of the Empire, and it is needless to "Human agencies have so far provblood. If they desired peace they When health and strength were on God save our dear Ireland, and say that the Indians and the Egyhis side, you'd see him swing could easily state what strategical break the vile yoke! ptians and the Coreans and all the along The phrase appeared in the papers: was flung at election candt, guarantee they consider necessary God -speed her blest hour of release. tither "small and oppressed peoples" dates. And half the people who used it did not know themselves for the defence of the British Com- With that cleats easy sweeping When the sanctified soul of a naare getting a sympathetic hearing stride, that marked old Curiewhat it meant. "Feather Your Nest" is not a catch. It is no monwealth, and a basis for discustion, before all kinds ef audiences. It It is simply the title of the most wondrously long mystic allusion. sion and eventual agreement would Shall arise in Thy freedom and matters little what M r. Lloyd HIS VIEWS ON PRESENT SU FFERINGS AND FUTURE successful song that has appeared for a long time. easily he arrived at. They refese, peacePROSPECTS. George may do now his place amhoping to achieve the imposeible, Through all the years he ricer was Once more Thy Ilallowed Peace. The tune-the words-the rythro of this new composition, all late the second Mass to say, ong the great oppressors is firmly and break the nadionel spirit by an -Mrs. M E edon, Northam. Once heard, you cannot forget it. combine to make it irresistible. fixed in the American mind. His intensified campaign of terrorism. And twenty miles he'd duplicate and you hear of it again. And the more to sing DAIL EIREANN'S BIRTHDAY you want Once stem, pass us on the way; continued truculence in dealing with Their military advisers assure them And have alat of copies our simple sports we played, it, the better you like it. hundreds of thousands tattoos, Ireland makes it inceeaeiogly diffithat it is possible. but the advice Hard held and beating clear kind. we joyed to see him there: ready been sold. In another week all Perth will be singing or play"FACE THE NEW YEAR READY TO ENDURE WHATEVER cult for the advocates of peace to the grey horse stepping is not disinterested. An enormous Ah, yes, and under troubled skies ing "FEATHER YOUR NEST." Coble in early and secure your MAY BE NECESSARY." shoes, twinkling Like gravel from his and a 'hewing. Cork will not be number of brigands, parasites, geneWith aching heart and misted eyes copy from would fling the miles behind. soon forgotten. Nothing less than rals And spies would lose their, ocwe watched for Currajong. 10 444 soft:mese issues} from Deloillrliatienhocee they have passed on IQ thee withdrawal of` the army trom cupations with the advent of peace. And oftimes some too daring lad, a Mr. de tdselera greets and congratte you to guard. Ireland would convince the average And when again with plumes a-head Some Facts to Think About, turn of speed to show, laces harfellow-citizens. He writes: and horses stepping slow, "Thank God, the splendid morale American that he is not mere than prad "More and more, as time goes on, Would straighten up his asleepy 'Fellow-citizens,-I an. glad to be which has made you the wonder of an imitation Prussian. We followed oti behind our dead, the "go"; give the priest and Our papers are all in ecstasies it becomes evident that capitalist with you, to greet and congratulate the nations remains unbroken, ann road all men must go, others teglapci is incapable of coming to But, faith, he foundthewhat you on the- second anniversary of the enemy is once more learning over De Valera's coup in running A loit'ring line the bend reveals, of FREE. POST 2/6 OR COPY, long, 2/ PER lesson found, and held His presence in Irean upderseending with Ireland. Af- That nothing in the country round the formal confirmation of our na- that, though with brute force brave the gauntlet. traps that lurched along, pytz Or A DREfee. tion's undying desire for its ancient men and brave women may be mur- land will not add to the peace 'or (atis have reached a crisis which And half -a -mile of twinkling wheels could move with Currajong. _. E.. independency,, however long it may last, will end was led bye Currajong. dered, brute'tbece'ellti :iiever reseeh mind of the powers that be. aand founding of our State on the the' -spirit that inspires them. even body is WatcPing with interin the overthrow ul the present re- And oh the din! and oh the fuss!est what effect his advice will have asceirtairred Will of the'PeOple, the actionary Government. But PERTH Only when as the good priest older grew 57, G.P.O., BOX POSTAL ADDRESS, mere words were vain to tell"NS VaOlt," giving piactical effect" ill our oWal on the peace proposals. After his and pains and troubles came, Labour is in power will real peace be What time they stopped the night NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. regard to those rational principles, possible; and on British Labour deThe "Your sufferings will surely not American recption he will hardly he buggy and the white horse, too, with us, bus don't I mind it were stricken much the same: Universally accepted during the be in vain. The surrender of right, on the side of surrender. volves the duty and honour of vindiwell! war, pa the only basis for a -tasting which alone could give victory to cating the British name before the The boree log aWaree 'inside," and The springs went down the side he peace between the nations, the the usurper, with all his forces and sat, and altar -boys and such world. gay with rug and mat, faithfulness with which, through his frightfulness be can never com"The war, as conducted by Green- The "front -room," to the world de- Kept sliding in on Father Pat, and two terrible years, you have stood pel. Love of country anti of freewoke him at the touch. wood, has not been waged against nied, made snug for Father Pat. firm in the face of a ruthless repres- aom will, in your case as in others, the Irish Republican army, lei, Then pensioned off at last and done, sion-will make our nation shine prove superior to the might of his most exclusively against the meanie- We knew the distant hoof-beats: sorry thing it stood, out, as long as human records en- empire, and every drop of patriot ed civilian population," adds M. Aye,-and grief they oft for- Witha sagging cobwebs round it spun, dure, a glorious exception in this blood that he sheds will but make Esmonde. "The losses of the Irish bode,and nest -eggs in the hood; sad period of abandonment of for us more sacred the duty of perRepublican Army have been negli- So when we heard a horse go by, Just once a year it lived again and ideals and conscienceless betrayals. severance and more certain its fuldown the road, gible, but Greenwood has succeeded clean stepping IN OUR creaked and groaned along filment. "Heavy Price." in destroying nearly £100,000.000 Round many a log fire blazing at the train To meet the Bishop now the word enough worth there passed be base bright of property-a large amount "No one can "Great, indeed, have been your with limping Currajong. fcr a small country-mostly belongalong, . and I know how to barter away that for which our sufferings. the and sore lives, sick their up someone given "There's have ing to persops unconnected with the heavy the price you were being noblest newer methods, younger men! night; I'll bet that's Currajong." Nay,The Irish Republican movement. The made to pay for your devotion. But, and so, though the moment is dark times are changing fast, position of the National Ministry thank God, though the armed bully and the world unheeding, confident And but in dreams we tread again has steadily improved. The reign Whereat you'd hear the old men is in your streets, and, with coward- of final success, with calm deliberathe wheel -ruts of the past; a trifle add,p'raps tells-and the of year new face the us let of terror, the Ares tion, of persecution, ly insolence, he taunts you with eyes that watched cf kindly The An All wool BATHER ur concurs; We our Ladles' BATHERS are selling well, remembered have welded our people into a peo- Of some sick -call your powerlessness, the ancient Republic ready to endure whatever mete are only a few pairs of uncle; at further Big Reductons. Tbete are old are tired and dim so soon, when So -and -So "took had"; W. and 0.s.; price toed. We dp 001 1,n exceptional values. ple of steel, an indestructible nation. heroism of your fathers, which en- yet may be necessary to win for tombstones pale and cold And silent in hand see your couldn't "You any eathees hex. tend carrying over to The general public has learnt the abled them to face, undaunted, the those who come after us the prite. are glirnm'ring 'neath the moon. A Splendid ItATHEK in heavy rib, season. front," "'Twas rainin' pitchforks science of resistance; to retire where black pr coloured, with coloured or persecutors or their day, is yours less boon of permanent peace and mixture of A Smart COSTUME to 0.5.; 'Prime and too," \V. white triinJnIngs; it is necessary and advance where it also; and your sufferings serve loft secure liberty in their native landscorching out the road belike, wool and cotton, navy enis brown with 13/C. put it While "EAMON DE VAIsERA, is possible. The community, irres "The doctor jibbed"-to Pat coletired bandings,' else W. had 0-9.; to teach yotf' hoor dearly bought singing gears alive, got The with blunt; "but Father A Stuart Exceptional (HaSONIA, in PSIce' 5/1i. "Dublin, Jare list., mi.pective of creed or party, has been curate on his motor -bike hits and' how pretioed is the heritage of coiturn down navy all wool, coloured through." nomher RATHER in wool and cotton together, closely and bound more it and knee band; up his forty-five; sleeve buttons; tal-, and nrsf ure, heavy rite black and navy, a smart buckled coloured belt; W. ano has thus become much easier to entingling mem'ries swell But tender coloured trimmings, W. and O.S., and shine in U.S.; Price 18/6. Price 0/11. force the decrees of the National Aye, he got through love ill linger long; shade; and when the days were For and Parliament. all the stirring yarns they tell fair No Sign of Defeat. are still of Currajong. and MAY bF had at A Smart Style in PYJAMAS without "There is still no sign of the longA PYJAMA in tine crepe, sky, ivory, and coloured V neck, collar, pretty IN ANY BOOKSELLERS atCATHOLIC ed -for day when we are to 'crawl on Mr. Esmonde, while on parole, ivory frog fasteners; the crepe is fine, and pink, turndown collars, coloured our knees for mercy.' The words tended Mass at the Rose Bay pink, sky, and ivory. These are cut OF AUSTRALIA and white frog fastening; W. and 0.S.; on very chic lines; W. and 0.8.; Price are typical of the capitalist mind. church, and then visited Mrs_ F. B. 13/6. Price 11/6. How often have they not been used Freehill, at her home, "Carmona," The in reference to an individual strike! Point Piper, every Sunday. Midday on Wednesday Or direct from To-day a whole nation is on strike late Colonel and Mrs. Freehill were Each Week is the family. eld of the Esmonde against armed hordes of reaction: it friends is being tortured in the name of the On a recent Sunday he dined with British Commonwealth. in the name Mrs. Freehill, returning to the boat of the workers of Australia as much about 2 o'clock. that Contributions, Reports, Etc., as the workers of Great Britain. It and Advertisements for the curThe Commonwealth authorities does not look for sympathy, but for sent him bills for an armed guard rent week's issue of THE

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School, Skiptonestreet, and was one FREMANTLE. BUNBURY. of the first pupils of that school in the late seventies, was a generous (Froia Our Own Correspondent.) (From Our Correspondent). supporter of all Catholic movements, Many of your readers will be pleasBrennan and and foe a long period of years pro- ed to hear that Mr. Paulboth Miss Marcella Grimes returned to of BalJohnson, Chrissie Miss to of horses vided several teams were married in Bunbury last Adelaide by last Wednesday's Limitdraw the banners in St. Patrick's barrup, week. it was as Catholic a ceremony er after a most enjoyable holiday in Day procession. The funeral, though as It was unostentatious and undemonmidst. A large number of strative. The Catholic marriage is the our private, was attended by a represen- only friends farewelled her at the Perth nowadays. tative gathering of citizens. The ser- Mrs.thing station. say, consorry to we arc Boor, vice at the graveside was conducted tinues very ill. McCallum As anticipated, Alex Doctor and nurse are their school - by Father McGloin.-R.I.P. understood, purchased the residence trudging to school withmoney with her every few hours. Miss Flynn had no difficulty in securing elecQUZIIIBLAND. which is at present giving much comfort to tion at South Fremantle. The final of the late Mr. W. R. Johnson, at pence in their hands, It is of them can ill afford. From a large number of applicants the suffering patient. figures were: McCallum, 1,849; Wats Dr. Donaldson, Anglican Arch- Lismore, and will immediately enter most Mr. Money won the local election fine old reei- well known that children of well-to- the Newman College Council has set bishop of Brisbane, received a pub- into occupation. This of ected the following six students as by the skin of his teeth, or, as others son, 1,755. Mr. Rocke disappeared employers sometimes parents, do the originally was which Hall, dence, The on the first count. lic welcome at the Exhibition say, ny the black of your. nail. for provided are -For workers, for 1921: Bursars the Donovan to Catholic electorate Is a genuine Labour one, and Mayor Gibson accounted for Ben Brisbane, on his return from a trip home of Lisitiore's first Mayor, ishoslavishly at the public expense. It the three reserved bursaries. -Austin the 0.L P. can thank their sleepy and Jones at Fremantle proper. In this to England, where he attended the be converted into an up-to-date unprincipled voters for deis so well known that Catholcs are P. Hambrook, Xavier College, Kew; otherwiseThey instance one may safely say Labour that assumed evidently Lambeth Conference, and made pital. feat. taxed threefold for their schools: Harold IT. Montefiore. St. Patrick's if Labour won Bunbury the seat was defeated itself. The apathy of what some notable pronouncements on others College, Ballarat; John Xavier 0'. secured. They never dreamt of the should have been sure Labour votTwo old boys of St. Patrick's they are taxed jointly withschools; the subject of Christian re -union. who "cockles" disgruntled of Driscoll, St. Kevin's College, Ease hundreds Alder- for the support of public Lahout's "rapacity," and who ers was deplorable. The chairman (Bishop Le Fanul School, Church -hill, Sydney, and W. P. 0% they tax themselves voluntarily to Melbourne. For the unreserved dread The many friends of Andrew are ready every time to buttress tne read a communication from the Most men IV. P. Fitzgerald Lab - provide their own schools and teach- bursaries.-John Raymond Brew, St. capitalist that they may hold what they McCusker will be interested to learn by the selected were BrisConnor, of Rev. Dr. Duhig, Archbishop Really Mr. Money represents that the Dublin Novitiate of the the Gipps ers; and then they are taxed by a Kevin's College , East. Melbourne; have, of Darcockles hundred bane, from Allora, regretting very our League to contest the two only very the Henry P. Morganti, St. Patrick's Col- danup, Waterloo. and Ferguson, Then Oblates of Mary Immaculate, where election. The paternal Government for. much that he could not attend the Ward at the next quite out of playgrounds that are needed to give lege, Ballarat; James Joseph Sproles, he Is a non-party man In a House of he is pursuing his studies for the welcome home, and asking that his other candidates were and The question is what priesthood, were recently raided. three parties. 15 votes poor children a chance of a health- C.B. College, Warrnambool. 17 scoring race, the (Archbishhis of Grace be assured I don't know. can he do? And if this threefold tax. life. op Duhig's) hearty welcome back against the sitting aldermen's 439. ful a two -days' celebra- Two of the students were "taken," having are conscience We for Bishop His Lordship Dr. Phelan, Lion is not persecution for St. Patrick. Wednesday will but were subsequently permitted to to Queensland. Dr. Duhig stated I don't of Sale, has announced his intention tion see procession and sports, and Thurs- return to the seminary. The PrinMr. C. C. Lazzarini, M.L.A., at the sake in this 20th. century, further that he was very pleased the to visit official of making an at Dul- know abet is." day the grand Mass and the ball in the cipal was forced to suffer the usual Dr. Donaldson had returned, as he blessing of the new Convent There are to he six tableaux evening. Pope this year. in a was convinced that his going else- wish Hill recently, emphasised work and the weak-kneed and cowardly are indignity offered to those of his Hayden, Bishop says ago," "Years personal searching, but their hopefuls may be stoned if station where would be a distinct loss to striking speech the splendid away came ) afraid nuns AUSTRALIA. of SOUTH community representing anything no harm was done to any of those "a seen are community they Catholic the done by Irethe community. Irish. Yet these are the "rale and rare" present. Having decided that the They were from comfortable convents Inin those in national building. tontheir With place. the of Irish were land to teach in Sydney. blow, Principal had no members of Dail At St. Joseph's Cathedral, Rock- told, he said, that the Catholics A welcome home is to be given to gues they would tunnel, blast, village. the popu- days, Sydney was a mere hang the Crown forces who defy Eireann concealed about hs person, hampton, on the 24th. ult., Mr. an insignificant quarteras offar tdhae,,Inr orwas a wilderness. Archbishop Spence at the National shoot Seieeryoirewhuo fin continent the the as and the raiders, whose idea of the Macin the nevertheless. lation; it Pierce Breen, of Sarina, Btu nu Concert on March 19. His Grace, human or- But things have changed, and by the everywhere In term! etiquette even of war ,is rather die understood, will make special re mean spirit, it isthank kay district, was ordained by Bishop work connected with hospitals, could imagination the of Ireland. God. In institustretch except, charitable degree, torted, departed without the usual near and In the phanages, to visit Ireland. subdeacon. recent Shiel as DISTRIBUTED now re- ,ferenee to his CASH You don't get that spirit in the Kevin recreation of wholesale destruction. Archdiocese of Sydney be Archdiofuture he will be raised to the dea- tions were concerned, CatholcsIf were Yet, like and the macSwIneys! as a missionary to Ca ferred it. Mr. of -fourths shoot? South Beach during this season a won't they priesthood. three after the goodies Hibernians, and doing Gawler 'uonship theaarrLs our that sacrifices the and I am cese, Is won. same the the cause when came into its own once again. Not revived the Irish National (shout) Breen completed his course at Man- thole people kept along have to make now in interval, on not Ione here, but coming from the only was it exceptionally well patas they adopted during past young girls convents .ly College last year. and taking on Concert in the Gawler Institute going into by our own people, bill. rh a71 ah e ronised St. Patrick's night, March 17. A first years, they could expect justice, be. are education Catholic of country people organised numerous right.tPholridklireilydsir11fmelnB=b0"7104a n Bishop Shiel officiated at a recep- cause the marriage and birthrate re- the work they were 40 or 50 years class programme was presented. The was restricted to Irish tion ceremony at the Presentation cords implied that a couple of geos not what entertainment All the papers are having a chip successful excursions to this wellplenty remains still there But at the old Birthplace over its municipal watering-place. South Convent, Yeppoon, when Miss Elsie erations hence Catholics would get ago. missionary work, and plen- items. it is appointed bungling. Why wouldn't they? of Fremantle's representative on the Turner, of the Longreach district, their rights without trouble. After checking and re-sneaking of entry cards, we are now in a ty of opportunties for young of Hamby local Council, B. T. Daly, must be position to much Barry, was received as a member of the Vincent eCgril:isNge Mr. come to a decision concerning the distribution of £50 in each ctlipey'scij:i7ciai.s-Totliin ',tell?, the to imitate on his shoulders. well pleased with the success of his State the prize money available for competitors in the above competition. congregation. Bridge, who is leaving for Sydney to municipal scandal Mrs. S. McCarthy, of Old Junee, Australian setgirls Irish the nothing find by can them scrutineers the rest though example A comparison or results makes very interesting reading, representing the study for the priesthood, was pre- wm=treonptr irelotleasgtiol8ta him.in pEit,e01;r:, idol. His satisfaction is well meritpassed peacefully to her eternal £30 (nris Right Rev. Monsignor D. Fouhy, reRIcexnt.ly, at the age of 80 years.- Sisters who came out here ofyears ed. No one has worked harder to entries of those competitors who agreed, or most nearly agreed, with the mis- sented with a wallet containing There is still plenty P.P., V.F., whose golden jubilee of ago. Rev. Fr. Denny on behalf cal Carpet for the fiery darts of munici- educate people to an appreciation of popular verdict of the voting In their State. the by noand various States differ regard'ug the preferential position of mem of his priesthood has been celebrated sionary work to be done, this natural acquisition to the the The of frends as an expression of the at- pal eloquence! ten planks, tttit (t will bp noted that ALL STATES have been very emThe eoofing and lining are being pute beauty of the town. With a little phatic in declaring first by his proud parishioners in TooThe following of the diocesan where is that work moreof plentiful preference for POPULATION and Second preference Wilcars- fection and respect all had for him. onkno.tole,tinge, church, wAhvop _., wombs. is one of the best known priests for PRODUCTION; so we have all the evidence we need that there Is little more were present to meet his than in my own diocesesuppose improvement, the priestSouth Beach to, young aspirant The of Australians generally as to which two planks of Ausilo arstawt fi ea priests in Queensland, and a walk- Lordship Dr. Hayden. Bishop of nia-Forbes. I do not thank the will be perfect. If the Council con- doubt in the mindsrequires Sisters the of church bunt, they -pupil of is an ex hood me tralian legislation immediate attention, irrespective or party polities. ing- encyclopaedia regarding the his - Wilcannia-Forbes, on his return to Sisters of Sydney would St. Joseph and the Marists, Glenelg. lining, was the roof -considering, of tinues its present policy of underresults hereunder appear in the preferential order decided by the tort' of Catholicism in that State. Sydney:,_ Rev.. Fathers C. J. Griffin if I induced some of the Catholic t De Garis and advertises votersThethemselves. priestsecular for the study He will outside were studying in Mercy Xlic7inergarigrersarreerrse of Trained at St. Colman's College, iNyngan), K. Behan (Brewarrina), girls to join the Sisters some help Some of the worts- the Beach earnestly and attractive. of the Archdiocese of Adelaide. simply for effect. Cork, and at the Irish College in D. Hennessy (Trundle), Rev. V. L. the far weet, and give us the credulity of the ly, the future of the resort is asOn Wednesday, February 23, after men, knowing : engaged tpountssaid the Aerchdeacoll. Paris, just previous to the Franco- Cummins, 10.D. critics, (Parkes), Rev. in the great work we arescruple the devotions, evening the usual four tons, sured. at Prussian War in 1870, he came to Fathers T. Fox (Forbes), G. Fitz - in; but I would have no On Monday evening last a large Lawrence's tatZseuplotate bmt:onulscili greNtnegard plainly for at St. congregatitei and (Laughter cur appointed Queensland, and was accepted with gathering of her friends assembled patrick (at present on leave in Vic - all in the matter." Church, North Adelaide, assembled seventeen miles, it was ate at the Brisbane Cathedral. Afsole reservation or -wonderriii." at the residence of Mrs. O'Connor, of Cobar, applause. H h and D in the churchyard to welcome back the t,'Ionse tniiexis, ofin course,c.. oro gawguiunp egeterwards he was given charge of thetonal, the Right Rev. Monsig George -street, South Fremantle, to representing 0.P., Hogan, Prior Rev. the Very Population. FIRST PRIZE, £25. VICTORIA. parish, and also saw service in Wes- nor Killian, who was unable to get Production. Jack Rodham, Main ,t., feels like it! No action bid farewell to Miss Marcie Grimes, S.T.L., JCL. The Hon. P. McM. town when he taken. It will be news who left by Wednesday's express Water Conservation and I. Li thgow. N.S.W. tern Queensland and the northern away tom ro en }1.11 . All the has yet been paron behalf of the spoke Glynn or Church Closer Settlement. you that the Catholic for goldfields. Later he was appointed above priests travelled specially to PRIZE, £15. annual conference of the SECOND the for right her home Adelaide. At a in A extended or most He band ishioners. brass Decentralisation. Sunbury has a band T. W. Baker, Balranald, in charge of the Brisbane mission. Sydney to welcome the Bishop. On Victorian Catholic Federation, the hearty welcome to the Very Rev. its Immigration. evening was held, to It will play our National enjoyable own. N.S.W. where his abilities, during about 20 the Thursday after his arrival they War Precautions Repeal Act was Prior. He was a man whose repu- airs on St. Patrick's Day, and our own much of the success of which the ' Repatriation. t e mu e n Deveiopment of N.T. The THIRD PRIZE, £10. years' service, were conspicuous; entertaned him at the Australia. Misses Kavanagh, O'Connor. and subjected to strong criticism. "That tatipn had spread not only through- orchestrsa will supply W. T. Johnson, 33 Rawson st., Aviation. and then followed his appointment Grimes,and Masers. Bushby, Mat. following motion was carried:protests out the Commonwealth, but to Eu- we hada suomarine Defence. tideombe, Sydney, N.S.W. a band to Toowoomba. In 1919 he was al). the and says Lambert, emphatically our procession, Lord Mayor and only noise at Foley conference preacher Tons and as a Witton America, con and rope year the Hoof at the end pointed Domestic Prelate to his Press, as President of the against the undemocratic principles writer. But in North Adelaide he band contest Catholic with -rendered trim:tea well musical it have to be held In Perth. liness the Pope, and received the Labour Party is quite justified in embodied in the War Precautions possessed more than a reputation- would doing and going some to get up items. Sapper was partaken of on honours of Dean and Vicar Forane. putting a little lime into John Act Repeal Act, recently passed by the sincere affection of all. Glad as meant a brass band In our present embarrass - the lawn,brilliantly the ocPopulation. FIRST PRIZE, £25. He has had many interesting Mt - Storey's backbone. We cannot the Federal Parliament, and hopes they- were to have him back because ment, but it Is done. It is, as the pro- (vision, subsequent tolit for Production. Miss V. Pryke, 323 Lygon St., which Mr. an accomplished will talkers to countries sessional visits in his periences earitoii. Decentralisation. Jew money - that the people of Australia '..o let London agree still were Kavanagh in they to those a neat speech thanked attainments, thanks of his many for which face Water conservation and I. in Europe and America, and it was lenders make our land laws. The the earliest opportunity of reSECOND PRIZE, 215. Mrs. O'Connor and family for the Closer Settlement. more glad to have him for himself. who are with us and In it and at it. renoteworthy that while he was m land monopoly in this State is as take which Mrs. S. Wooding, "Corowa," such principles, the early Mass on last opportunity Repatriation. pudiating to at the a privilege The sermon had afforded they certainly It was Chimer St., Brunswick. France just before the Franco -Pm., bad as the condition of Ireland be - strict the liberty of the subject, and Immigration. directed by Archdeacon those present of thus saying "au North Adelaide parishioners to have Sunday wasproving or Development of N.T. the THIRD PRIZE, £10. Sian War in 1870, he was actually in fore Wyndham's Act. In the north - are incompatible with true demo- amongst them such as gneyliholylialgo models revoir" to whom he Miss Grimes, or Submarine Defence. Mr.. Veitch, 75 Draper St., Germany at the outbreak of the west there are 100,000 -acre holdings cratic government!' perworthy Domencouraged He Aviation. south Melbourne. wished, on behalf of the assemFather Hogan and his the Jewish law. great war in 1914. He has several of the best wheat land with nothing sistent devotion to the new Sacrifice, blage, a safe and pleasant trip and Hogan, Father brethren. inican Bistimes visited Rome. and wonderrte its many eareetesitplained His Lordship Dr. P. Phelan, on them but a barbed-wire fence and reception. a rousing return to her first love a speedy who was given These grabbers hop of Sale, will make an ad limina made a happy response. a boundary rider. All the South Australast ed on Western Australia. NEW SOUTH WALES. the second Mass he pr should iot be bought out by Gov- visit to Rome this year. he His good Things said of him, he' said, theAt Gospel, Population. showing the malicious lia would gain the immediate vicinFIRST PRIZE, £25. was wnen 1915, in out; was be taxed should visit personally. our Bless- tory, but he was sure we would against himself Jews Prodection. not to of the Mrs. H. Mackin, "Arden," he took trickery a E. Brauer, of -Manly Col and then they and Closer Settlement. :Mordecai of London could structed by the Pope to establish Abbot St., New Farm, but to all the Fathers of St. Laur- ed Lord. To-day, he bysaid,a men lege, delivered an interesting lectere keep his money. specious eventually turn the tables on our Water c.oneervation Rftsbanc. anal I. college in his diocese. This ence's Community, for he was pleas- women were deceived boys' sister and claim Miss Grimes State puract which and immigration. thought on "Ancient and Modern Rome" exof cost humbug SECOND PRIZE, £15. a at arranged for been has one. or all were as the works for Frank O'Connor necentrallsatIMIsay they as Godly all time. Mr. ed to to be ported J. K. Carrel, "Salford," Hur,stone Parson on 24th ult. inc i n th e hurryi I i20,000, and the college will speedily Th e mostextendedartce was ceeding which Repatriation, T11011143 :St. Toowoomba Christ, and responded on behalf of his suitably hall was crowdtd. With the aid of National Review for January is "A be opened early next year. Lack Develqpment of N.T. ing them into arid Indifference. THIRD PRIZE, £10. TASMANIA. a magnificent collection of lantern Mad Dog from Maynooth, by an Aviation. Mrs. O. E. Neale, Boa 98. of attendance at Holy Mass, paltry at- 'nether and Miss Grimea, after which coldness the Vthering concluded with the utter sacraments, Submarine at Defense. Mackay. tendance St. of slides. he took his hearers back to Australian Roman rathole." Kelly, Mary The The late Mrs. children towards the Blessed Sac- singirit. of "She's a Jolly Good FelThe Sacred Heart Fathers have of the days of St. Peter and explained mad dog is Dr. Manrix; his inter - James' (Vic.), whose estate was valurament were painful evidences of She Very been asked by his Grace the Arch- arrogant substitute which parsons and low" and "Auld Lang Syne." the glories of ancient Rome. In ference in Australian f.:s is ed at £7,606, left £100 to the(ShepThe Christian Brothers' concert Wynward. charge of are giving for the religion of to take papers bishop giving the histories of various ec- dwelt upon in a tangle of misrepre- Rev. Father D. Hogan, P.P. Christ. took place on Wednesday evening M. A. O'Carroll, of Stanley. Jesus the Population. FIRST PRIZE, 215. clesiastical edifices, various and de- s,entation. carter denounces parton), and £50 to Very Rev. is Father evening service the Archdea- last, and was in every sense of the At Production. his to a trip on out to set about tailed views of St. Peter's, St. John aim unree ii se fly, but chari..11-.y Father J. O'Reilly, P.P. (Benalla). F. CaINte, Jr., Murray Bridge. con continued his series of lectures on Water Conservation and I. A full report A singular coincidence word a great success. the Church. native land. Lateran, St. Paul's, St. Mary Ma- acquit the Vatican from any cornDecentralisation. As soon as It got will appear in next issue. recently occurred. SECOND PRIZE, 215. Closer Settlement. ices, and several others, were de- plicity in, or approbation of, his pubSt. Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne lecpastor was that our abroad noised Everything points to a successful Repatriation. Mrs. A. Odgers, "Ivanhoe," The Rev. T. J. O'Donnell has picted. turing on the True Church, the Angli- concert "Roman Catholics has received a cheque for £300 from turned .ic utterances. Inunigratioe. Seacliff, St. Patrick's night, under to Tasmania. Rolfe, can dignitary announced a series of picof N.T. rho desi to ,ontrit itte to Austra- the bequests of the late Mr. G.OrphanTHIRD PRIZE, £10. torial lectures on Ms alleged true the auspices of the Catholic Men's AelatIOn.Development The Irish Self-Determination Tian nati )1, y are calling linen the merchant, of Melbourne. Monrecurring to be given on Society. a In this instance also Submarine Defence. Gordon Fraser, Bruce. A serious accident happened to church, League of Australia was launched in Vatican to protect them from cud. ages, refuges, etc., also benefit. The Our big school hall is full report will be published in next day nights. empty. The Sydney on the 27th ult. in the pre- hutailist:sn as befell them in the leading hospital of Melbourne and Father Joseph Cullen, priest in filled and his is practically parson essayed, too, to counteract issue. settee of a large and most enthusias- name of Daniel Mannix." It would, some of the country hospitals also charge of Franklyn parish during other from the Dean's lectures, and Hennessy, any efforttook tic gatherng at the Hippodrome. says our Sychey them up in the press and In Aid of Good Shepherd Appeal. no-mporary, oe benefit -that of Melbourne and War- the absence of Father laity Father the They are sour, and Mr. Neil Collins, president, occupied easy to name the "Roman Catholic" nambool coming in for £700 and who is visiting Europe. scotched them. Population. FIRST PRIZE, 125. from bicycle is stiii "going strong." MOONLIGHT RIVER EXCURhe Cullen was riding a the chair. The purpose of the author if this diae!b Fortu te- £1.000 each. Production. :.;. Randall, Fifth Street, SION. Castle Forbes to Franklyn, when he League is "to educate the people of ly, the type is rare end unit:II:ie.:Immigration flan ey. concar Closer Settlement. , this country on the true state or tial. Ancthcr despicable "1'. men Zephyr will leave BarmckAn important step was taken by was run down by a motor Decentralisation. SECOND PRIZE, 215. Irish affairs, so that they can torn. Catholic," who secretly left Austral representatives of the Irish com- veying a number of members of the PETERS 6 GIMMES street Jetty at 8 p.m. on Water and 1. Conservation Thus Wright. Baandee. homes their an opinion and be able to give an iia for Australia good, is also mak- munity on Tuesday night, says the Huonvilie Rifle Club to MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921. Repatriation. THIRD PRIZE, £10. Aviation. unprejudiced decision on the true rig a crust in London by slandering Tribune, of 3rd. inst., when a new after a rifle match at Guvestor. Concert on Board Mrs. Development 0. H. Petterson, Ifoweral SCULPTORS of N.T. heavily thrown MONUMENTAL state of facts. The Very Rev. Dr. Dr. Maialix and the Irish Li the organisation, to be know as the Self- Father Cullen was Ticket, 1/6. Lakes, vdt Irowerin. Submarine Defence. M. J. O'Reilly deivered a brilliant Commonweelth. Those who know determination League, was formed. to the ground and rendered unconMrs. Wilford Mitchell, Tn. A1101 to the Presthe taken scious. He was address. Archbishop Kelly, Lieut. his past are not at all surprised at Great enthusiasm preaviled at Organiser. P. Gallagher, and Mr. P. S. Cleary his conduct. meting, which was held in St. Pat- bytery, and medical examination reHead Office and were among the speakers. rick's dell, Bourke -street. A com- vealed a fracture of the skull. His SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL FIRST PRIZE, US. Population. HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. Father Brauer, of St. Patrick's Col - mittee appointed at a preliminary brother, the Rey. John Cullen. from 'Ars. E. J. Blake, Bothwell. Production. Show Yard The Self-Determination for Ire- lege, Manly, has been apopinteed meeting submitted for approval the Hobars, and the Rev. P. J. O'Flynr, BOARDERS and DAY SECOND PRIZE, £15. Closer settlement. miss Gentle Walker, 297 Immigration. land League has already been es- Vice-Rector of St. Columbus' Col- constitution of the new league. At from Cygnet, were sent for, and both SCHOLARS. WEST SUBIACO Wellington et., Launceston. Decentralisation. priest for Father the irjured with Rev. remained Uuniverfor Pupils are prepared tablished in England. It has been lege, Springwood. the outset the Very Water Conservation arld I. THIRD PRIZE, £10. Later his condition. He quoted Mr. some time. sity, Commercial, and Musical Exestablished in Canada, in the U.S. Three minute. Barry presided. Equally divided between Miss Repatriation. the to his medias and improvement, words showed Mabel Barnes, Sandy Bay. own aminations. Development of N.T. walk west of of America, and the hope is exFather O'Flynn, of Brisbane, the Lloyd George's Hobart, and Mr. G. II. Hobson, Aviation. For further particulars apply to pressed by the Very Rev. Dr. 0'- eloquent lecturer, has accepted an war arms of the Allies: "There was cal attendants have every hope of Station Defence. 87 cimitiere St., Launceston. Submarine PRIORESS. MOTHER REV. the his complete recovery without Bishop Lis the of Reilly that it will not be long before invitation from to be no government Tel. A3810. it will be established and firmly root- more to deliver a public lecture on consent of the governed, and the :Manufacturers In- order to ensure satisfaction among all competitors, we invite corresReports from the combined coned every State within the Com- "Ireland's Struggle for Freedom" in principle of selfdeterminaton was pondence, -while assur.-ig all that the greatest precautions have been taken and Importers monweath of Australia. Its aim, the Federal Hall, Lismore, on April applicable even to the natives in ferences of the Society of St. Vinto ensure correct decisions. C. H. SMITH & CO. Uf ins show Launceston, Paul, cent de said "Now," colonies." is 6th. Merbein, REMEMBER, -The sunraysed settiements--woornineen, Nyab, said the distinguished Vincentian, the German Merl:keit' West, Birdwoodton. and Militura, In Victoria; Renmark, Pyap, Berri. to secure organised support for tne the rev. speaker, "we insist that Mr. creased activities and support from MARBLE and UNDERTAKERS, and Cobtlogla. Lyrup, Kingston -on -Murray, MoorOok, Walkerie, Mare, An On Sunday, the 20th ult., Dr. Lloyd George will keep his worts, the public in the relief of distress. right of the people of Ireland to Allston, and McLaren Vale, In South Australia; Curlwaa, and OriMths, In New GRANITE * South Wales; and Swan, in West Australia, are living practical demonstrachoose freely, without coercion or O'Farre:I, Bishop of Bathurst, bless- and allow to Ireland that self -deter281 NEWCASTLE-ST., PERTH. MONUMENTS, Bishop Barry will make an epistions of how to achieve 8 out of these to planks. dictation from outside, their own ed and opened the new convent and mination lie was so ready to allow .. A1231. Night) Coast this or tour the West Phone (Day copal of HEADSTONES, school at Coolah, in the Gulgong thie natves of the German colonies." government institutions. Father Barry month. The people are preparing The building .and furnish- (Loud applause.) parish. * etc. HOTEL ORIENT The Sisters of Charityof St. Vin- fig will cost approximately S1800. then vacated the chair,, and his place for him a cordial welcome. Good Achis Lotd was taken by Dr. Baldwin. The IIIGH-ST.. FREMANTLE. cent's Hospital. Sydney, have, it is Speaking on the occasion, T. J. COONAN, been followpeople have who most commodation for Country visitors. J. ship said: 'There are some people following were elected to the State Australianpieirserni Representative. Tel. 8533. Monaghan. Burke, tgt.erthsewrgene M. ,,,,, ) who tell us that we have no business council: -Messrs. T. eal'raler: by criticising the public school system Pierce Cody, E. Adams, A. A. Cal- rangements have been enteredfowrinto ' itshypil They say to us, well, M. Chamberlain, J. L. Clancy, the W.A. Cricket of this country. finger lay a on our 'Hands off; don't P. Crowe, J. Hayes. T. Scanlan, P. O lIrt: rtistroalfan ici pray a match public schools,' We say to them in Smyth, Dr. G. Baldwin, Dr. John in Perth, commencing on Saturday, the CLOSER SETTLEMENT. POPULATION. -day), to the 22nd. Inst. LovREPATRIATION. PRODUCTION. reply: This is our affair as well as Murphy. The council of the Irish 19th. (to arc In the the grand After we have our surfeit .of jazzes, and fox-trots, and two-steps, IMMIGRATION. DECENTRALISATION. yours. It is with our money, ob- Ireland League, feeling that the new highest rii;:hg, WATER CONSERVATION AND IRRIGATION. AVIATION. we are always glad to go back to our first love and enjoy a meloby taxation from us, that organisation, with its wider appeal, men who have done so much to uphoid its to back OF PUBLICITY, coming DIRECTOR A.D.F.A., MILDURA. by their fact fast Australian cricket swinging waltz. The waltz in is of dious, C. J. DeGARIS, these public schools are built and is capable of accomplishing more the status play own. of fashionprogramme occupies premier place the It on teachers paid; and it is we who for the cause of Ireland, has decided no igrei period The famous able balls; it is featured by the best of orchestras. RECHABITE RAILWAY -have reason to cry out that we are to merge in with the new movemeas have we had so many new players as Horatio Niccomposers of dance music have never forsaken it. we hove to -day, many of them young severely hit. We see your children, ties :3 having already , years, copies of and more . , F.I., writes still waltzes, a holls, his bedutiful established in His Grace Dr Mannix was 57 on name for themselves by their masteroften children of well-to-do people, his creations are sold every year than of all the jazzes together Does your skin get rough and irritable? going to these schools, where they. March 4, Many more and happy ful prowess with the bat and ball. rt The four last compositions of this inspired compdser are typical of re you distressed by slightly reddened get free teaching, free books, free years to the great Archbishop. The seldom falls to the lot of West AusMRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. to have the opportunity of seeThey -are right opposite the his talent. tches on which appear tii.y watery heads everything, The most suitable for Visitors to Perth. brains. Of Very Rev. 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the allEastern critics consider Every member of the Kalgoorlie round performances of Jack Gregory The first meeting of the new comto the unparalleled in the history of a series mittee was held on Wednesday, 9th C.Y.M.S. Is looking forward season, which is to commence of Tests. The following In from the 11051.. there being ten members pre- dancing The Men mean to Teske soon. Pen of "Not Out," of the Sydney Re- sent. The three who were unavoid- this year the Young since most one, successful feree; "George Giffen, in the days of his ably absent were Messrs. Darcy, Fen- they nave existed, and as the dances eminent personal achievemente for Aus- nell and Waldron. are a big Refit both in the social and tralia, never soared anywhere near the The matter of framing a syllabus for financial SideS of tne society's operaaltitudes reached by the latest expon- the new term was left In the hands of tions. every one is awaiting their renot afford to pay a guinea per match. ent )f the a11 -round game. M. A. -taunter of -three, and the person- opening Easter Monday, therefore, Could your Association do something In Noble, the later star of the Southern anelcotof social committee wag not will be a very the matter of getting the ground? Cross, never came near what Gregory decided the big day, not only beWe sincerely hope that cause of its mow out. Kindly let me know us early as pos has done in Ills matches, Importance, but also nue M.A.N. the syllabus drawn up will have every because the first of the Bible.-Yours faithfully, K.C.Y.M.S.'s howled brilliantly in a series-no one item appearing on II carried out to the "J. T. BLAIR, II.T." most popular dances takes place on that better when the wickets were good. lie letter, and that the style' committee date. The arrantremi nts have been On the 9I,t. Februare. Mr. Blair in- has fielded as a champion at point. But elected will be composed of members In the halide of rte !metal. coMMItterviewed the council, and writing to as :t rule, when he has done these things who will do their utmost to achieve left tee-ste-srs. Herron, sneaeon, and Gow1100. See, of the W.A.C.A. Committee. he he has not commanded anything I. this object. Meilen°. are being sent to says: "The council are evidently pre- the striking success of the bat won by There. was no nnisli, so far as the ens-and all of the society's known friends and .le resolution." to their to stick Grrgory. one of freaks cricbepared who is the cricket match played semi-final All, nowever, who can states that he paid a perinea out of his ket once in 25 years brings to light. trato, and the Railways slIPPort'rs. "A" our tween squeeze into St. Mare's nail are welCharlie Macartney, "The Little Cor- was concerned, as instead of playing it own pocket to secure the wicket, for The duties of N.C., last year One match, and did this when the fol- poral," has made eenturles against Vic- nut, the latter team forfeited in our come. carried out by Mr. Iferriek. will lowing match came on. Still the council toria, South Australia, Queensland, New favour. The next match-the final- ably year he 110 the hands of Mr. T. F. reinaleed adamant. But perhaps it will Zealand, England, and South Africa. starts on the Saturday after Easter, this while 'else Bowe will have her be said it Ma not come befare the Nothing, perhaps, very remarkable in April 21111, on fife Wellington -street re- (Iowa.. this for the little New Smith Welsh- serve, between the Cosmopolitans and netts! pher at the playa. 11. Nest morday. 91st, Inst., ell memThe re- our "A" team. is a wizard of the bat. Everyone is looking bers Now the article to which Council. men have been requested to attend the part is that all his three fig- forward to this, the game of the seafor Farrell takes exception appeared markalte ure innings have been made on the Syd- son. as the only time the (oemopoll- Boulder s. Y.See, in order to hear the contest. which promises to he on March 5th. Mark the date, and on ney Cricket Ground. beaten was when they debating have been tans exenedingly warm ens!, a Pr. Gerald Kenna, who led the Al - met their premiership rivals a few an Father March ash, the co incil seriesis along Albert langmeati. isllti bury an old side against the Englishmen. In an communl:stien sayisig the n. ago, and our men have not once be "Old !toy" or St. Joseph's College, Syd- weeks n at n the C.B.C., Is to be the next cesece lit nave the wicket. title season lost a match. spiritual director, as Father Lyons Is a possiThe councillor asksl for ney. is there superfluous. Monday On Easter leaving has been file 'Fields. wish Ills Austracase. seeing an between the tile facts of "I can't remember bility of a match being played The quoit tournament, held on the lian WI,0 doubted the umpire's deci- Subiaco and the C.Y.M.S., but several 95th., granted. proved an exceedingly exciting sion." Col. F. S. Jackson's closing of our men are going away during the or rather series of contests. Country Week. remark after "giving the cane" to the holidays, so It has not yet been (fro- eente.t. nest rnunde were won by Messrs. "amateur Journalists," Fender and Wil- nitely decided upon, though a very The Ryan. Wylie. Harrop. Deacon, .anel from picked be son. yet could team good in the next The Country Week has so far been a round I.. Power, who made 40 In the re- those of the "B" team, as well ae. rroin Gowans (2). Much amithuslasm has cent Messrs. Gower. (2) and Deleon weir! great success. S.A. v. England match, is an Old the remainerter of the "A." sureeftefte. two see, conAfter more been displayed by our friends from the Boy or Christian Brothers' College, Adeboard notice The list posted on the been tests, Mr. T. Deacon emerged Sig roe wanner, country. and the games have James appearance to books It was his first laide. by the librarian In reference Mr. fought out in good spirit. Leo Bott, who is playing tit members' possession elattrnnoesttdlylmalpnplseha-1 with Mr. T. F. Gowans arrant', and Mr. State. the claims his 0. .1. eowane third. The handicap Gardiner has been advancing against the Australians to-day, is an lug very fast, and we for inclusion ;Ogled, the areuraey of which was deof the country cricketers rieOryth". of Christian Brothers' Colto those who Have not yet complied nine. has been in the State XL, but the side opinions them to do monstreled by the Close finishes. was return to request the with selected. and according to the is a prominent sit within the next week, If it Is at all comtheted by Messrs. Lawler and CarCrowe Father availriesg. of the three selectors, the best for Georges Plains ,eN.S.W.) possible. Had Coun- player Members are Informed that photos. able side has been chosen. in a recent gatne he hll Cricket Club. A very much appreciated donation of the model parliament are procurable try Week been held earlier, andDerna up a brilliant 1,7 not out. t3 as, was received from the W.A. of Town, v. Country th., sesrearv. Mr. T. Drama. matches match, Test Test Football Association during the week. from At the two Melbourne perwho players was It has also been *rewired Net Fedcountry held, then taken at the gates met in the Society's eral the amount Association The to fleeeard he sent to the slotet/, as convince the el6,275. formed well enough the for a considerable part of rooms cerwould Any cont., el' file grime can be inselectors of their ability, the First and Second Test it will last season, and has already had Its that Kalgoorlie be 1T1remember lian tainly have been included. that Malley always had first meeting for this year there. We .peete si with his "googlies. Call assure the Association the donation and Moors, respective premiers of the on Douglas nonplussed to determined by tat. and 2nd. Divisions, played off appreciated Douglas, Is forwarded heartily deliveries. A full account of the floe called expert, Thursday last. the Society "[morale" also that and the Society, master the week's doing will be published next acquisition a powerful pair of field - is most happy to have sporting bodies week. glasses, and spent much time behind of the nature of both the Senior matdeliveries. ting Cricket Association and the Footthe bowler studying Malley's West Australia v. Australia. ball Association meeting under its When Ilnuglas came to the wickets, but the Eng- roof. YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. To -day the greatest players that Aus- Malley was always put on, greater numA very successful and enjoyable time put in lish captain, who played a The football season will be right In tralia can at the present game than Malley from against (288) upon us almost before the cricket sea- evening was spent last Monday, when ber of balls the field will comMenedsa runs 178 scored the so Mr. R. within E. Walsh presided over perhaps A chance Englishman, son has come to an end, the pick of this State,. in per 20 next few weeks a meeting In connec- the largest meeting the Young Ireland for six dismissals, averaging such as this one seldom comes ourtoway,. detion with this year's football team will Seeloty have had for some time. TWEED THE FAMOUS FAST DYE The side that It going home selected be called, and after that we hope there first thing that struck the membersThe as Twelve out of the fifteen fend "The Ashes" is perhaps the strongteetotallers. are England crossed STA IINGS ever tour will be no necessity to urge players to they entered the room was the presence has to that fOX'S INDIGO Players est combination meat! eaten never as has of a -day, large to praettee. Sinn Bardsley to Seln flag, see, go down which was should Warren We the seas.. Arrived cricCHEVIOT SERGE Just The new term Is now well on its ineplaged III a prominent position above SERGES ST, PATRICK'S DAY SPORTS. well as on Monday and Tuesday, meeting the sports of it are the for the president's of way, and the subscriptions chair. Mr. Wafer, full aceonnt ket of the highest order. "Giants Latest Patterns with the celebration as yet a long way from being paid lip. opened the proceedings by asking the Guoitanteeci Extra Value Game" may well be welled to Austra- held in connectionnay next appear will If members give up paying their subs. members; to stand and salute "this emThe represen- Of St. Patrick's lia's reptesentatives,. It will not he long before we will he in blem or liberty which stud for every- SUITS TO MEASURE SUITS TO MEASURE SUITS TO 311;ASU1iE tatives of our State are up against a week. our own State thing that the finest and bravest were as bad a position as stiff proposition, but while the most but those who so redeem- Lghting and even dying for." Government, Mr. ultimate hardly can expect NORCIA. sanguine CRICKET AT NEW feel that ed the Society's Rood name by paying O'llohertY gave his customary lecture yet most part, their success on they awed at the begin- on the Irish language, and praise Is clue up amotinte the disgraced. not be our local men will Competitions. Cricket Senior term with sueh In the last of to this true son of the Gael. who Is doThe arrangements for the flxture are of This week, owing to the annual Col- protnptitude Will, we feel sure, again ing so nutchto keep alive the language the capable hands of the secretary lege Retreat, the cricket competitions come aloud and make our unnuancial of our beloved country. On the centhe Cricket Association, M.r Jas. Farto were temporarily suspended. On Mon- members' list smaller even than the t-11.10u of Mr. O'Doherty's lecture, ley, and that should be a guaranteeThe e three One tailoring offers can only be offered for another fortnight, last, and at the same time give a little Misses Townshend and Doherty opened day and Tuesday last, Bryant met Byrne all that everything will be in order. Slid we honestly recommend such sound values to all economical men-usca -day week usual secrethe H. in hard-working aesistance to our are: College musical tile the programme with an overW.A. at represent men who will first-class tailoring at a low figure. appreciate who hours. half a one and tary. Rowe, After H. ture, and then Miss Begley, whom we series. captain; Evers (West Perth), Why not order a Samuel's -made Suit for Easter is only a week off. team succeeded In are pleased to welcome back after her B. Banks, L. Peckham (Claremont): L. batting, K. Byrne's your Easter wear, and save money through one of our offers? C. holiday, sang "Love's Own Song." A amassing the respectable total of 143, Bott and A. Meek (East Perth), incontributed a fine stirring, patriotic recitation by Mr. R. Howard. T. Healy. C. Robinson (Subia- to which V. Clyne TINE Lynch and McLaughlin shared Fryer 9). Nave Your and Now TIM Mill nings of 56, the next highest scorers the bowling honours. In reply Lynch's Brennan followed, and was enthusiastico), A. Christian and F. Buttsworth and Mr. Courtney obliged Reserve, R. M. rebus beta R. Seaman 23, and E. Gill 13. With team made 26 (McLaughlin 13 and cally encored. All these materials are of the Boast quality-they'll remain smart (North Perth). please you in tailoring alms to 'more than expert staff our wear long-and only twenty minutes to bat, R.44Bryant (North Perth). runs, Flynn 6). The best bowling averages your suit. The Australian Xl. will be selected and J. Clyne wept In, and gotThe bowlwere obtained by McEvoy and CampWANTED. CORRESPONDENTS cricket. Mayne. good playing MAIL THIS COUPON, from Armstrong (rapt.), Ryder,Bardsley, both In the next innings of McEvoy by bell. ing for Bryant's team was done 68. McDonald (Victoria), Collins. the score reached 70 (McEvoy 22, R. Bryant 3 for 61, M. Gorman 8 for Hendry, Oldneld, Gregory, Macartney, Campbell 10). In Lynch's second In- Foresters, C.Y.M. Societies, and kin Please Send me FREE bunch of (New The match Is to be finished at a later nings, Andrews asdred Societies, are requested to Mcfinished, Taylor. Malley, and commences which was not at 12 date. Latest Patterns, Tape, and Self Play li South Wales). RECORD with news XI. Laughlin, II, made the highest score. sist THE On Saturday the College first Measurement Form. noon. The best bowlers for McEvoy were him- items. "ON THE CORNER," WILLIAM AND Any suggestions that tend met the Brothers abd a few of the self and Campbell. ('Phone MURRAY-STS., PERTH A1964). England v. south Australia, The neighbouring friends at the Oval. help in Name between McEvoy to improve our usefulness or The next match, PERTH ('Phone 7 ARCADE CENTRAL won during and was batted In first, the tour boys went The final game of Officers of the H.A.C.B.S., I.N. Henshaw, was one of the most even A2422). runs, the morning for the loss of one wicket. and Address by England by an innings and 64 Henshaw won the development of played this year. society any HIGH AND , WILLIAM STS., FREfell However, in the afternoon the Brothers games South Australia batted first, but men in to hat. his the toss, and sent W.A.11. MANTLE ('Phone 0207). Artie. set to work and got the boys out But his men only made 31( Longhurst should be written out and sent in to for the poor score or 195."all -round for 192 runs, K. Byrne 25, and V. Clime 7, E. Lee Steere 5). The bowling was this office before noon on WednesRichardson, the consistent 4t. Then the Brothers went done by McEvoy and Campbell. When days. Every officer should zee that 19, retiring. er," topped the poll with in to bat, and after about 90 minutes' McEvoy's side went In they only made who led the South Australians, was properly con Then came Harris 40, play had reached and passed the boys' 28 (Fryer 9). twit with 45.and Jose In Henshaw's second his or her society has a Fender was score. This was largely due to the 16. RERundell 20, his team made only 21. None of stituted reporter for THE securing magnificent hitting of Brother Theo- innings The inst-ucted to The House for Men's wear. in greet form with the ball, 63. should be half a who his made than dozen CORD, men more on !kerne- dore, who seemed to hive a contract 7 for 75, while Parkin, 2 for Most of the wickets fell to the Send in news relating to the branch Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, UnEnglane to hit nothing hut steers or fourers. runs. ed the remaining wtekets. derwear, Etc. Hanuan-st., Kalgoorlie while Button and honour or McEvoy, Rhodes made the Several bowlers were tried against him, Campbell got a few. regularly and promptly, 1474. Office). 'Phone replied with 627. Post In McEvoy's sec(Opp. follow- but with no success. At last he retirfine score of 210. while Russell innings he made 16 (Campbell 9, This pair put on ed, with the grand score of 114 after ond ed close with 251. Button 0). Lee Steers and Longhurst with a hornpipe, and Miss P. Doherty. who his name. Brother Andrew also scor- got 365 for the third wicket. Douglas, Renshaw A.L.C.S1., was heard to _advantage In of the wickets. In Other batsmen thus most form fashion. good in fine ed 28 has shown remarkably won the match by 5 runs. "Where the Riser Shannon Flows." Prime Beef Butcher, liannan-street. Ben were out. the Brothers the concluding games, got 106 not came to do well for next match was between Hynes Mrs. Cunninghorn danced an Irish Jig in Kalgoorlie. Tel. 488. Maritana-street. Then Borgia 27, Mr. Chine 28. retired, J. andThe Woolley followed with 37. Hynes, going Telephone 474. Renshaw. One style, and the boys followed with Picacifily. Clone 42 retired, and Brother Edward made the total of 23 (Nctlorry in4. first, Hobbs 18, Fender 17, Parkin 12. and McMiss "The Lend of era-Ma-Chree." For the College the best Kinley 4). Loveridge secured the 4 not out. Wilson 11. Longmore and Lee Steere Patty Ryan gave a delightful exhthition W. 25 retired, Smith Byrne were K. 102. for 4 batsmen figures, bowling best McCorrY of step -dancing and well 'merited the most of the wickets. Murray Bryant 75, P. McCabe 40, while B. got 2 for 119, Williams 1 for 108, out to a good catch by S. Mathews. congratulations she received. Mr, Al- Tile Goldfields Undertakers, 18 HanT. Clifford 2 for wasHenshaw's for 110 Smyth 2 for 35, and9,,essfii, for 51, and Richardson 1successful. his team made lan Newton's One volt, was heard to nan-st., Kalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? 28 were the most bowlers. In (Longhurst innings, were also more or less better Steere 16). Lee 73 42, Ma- edvantaue In the "End or a Perfect Because we understand our business. were a figures in best For the Brothers the the South Australia did much were sucHynes. and Gill loney, SUBIACO. SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION, Day," and Mr. Austin Newton, who fol- 'Phone 327, up the obtained by Brother Rupert, Mr. David - cessful bowlers. second innings effort, and ranplayed lowed. saw "Two Eyes of Grey" to ,,, Brother Chaa Runde!l son, and Mr. J. Lanigan. Stations. Close to Subiaco and Leederville Railway good score of 360. The results of the Colour Competi- fine manner. A recitation by the IttHarris, a new net behind the wicket.* kept the sun- tion sterling knock for 121. XI., e; so far are as follows:-Hynes, Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers, tie MISR !Minivan followed, after which For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, The boys are deter made 84. dries very low. man In South Australia'. Lynch, 2; McEvoy, 3; Renshaw, 8. some AVAILABLE. at PRIVATE 44, Miss neeley sang "The Daughter MODERATE. ROOMS TERMS Power themselves of from to revenge came mined and handy scores also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. Mather machre," Mr. Brennan was Richard- future date. For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. Loveridge 33. Murray 20, andwas prevailed upon to give "Rory O'Hanoagain On Sunday morning the uncompleted Fender, 5 for 100, son 19. Rev. Mother. Ian," a tale of the great Repartee. "The MEN HAVE GIVEN UP TRYING Wool- match between the College and the Misthe most successful trundler. 1 for 41, stun was resumed, and resulted in a Song," by the boys, followed The Sisters also conduct a Splendidly Equipped Hospital at FIND A BETTER DRINK TO rev, ? for 40, Waddington. by "The Thitekeen" by Mr. Walsh, were Wie- tie, both sides getting 80 runs. Kalgoorlie. THAN UNION BEER. and Howell 1 for 58 also secured the next two Items. A four -hand reel in the afternoon the College agate. sets. by the pupils of Miss (Mennen was permet the Misston In the Met match be.West AusChampions, Come and see Australia's College bat haps A Suggecsted Chance for the fittest Item of teams. Inc programme. two these tween tralla fed first, and scored 153 (K. Byrne 44, now on their way to England to try The eke; of these young ladies is due drawn R. Bryant 42. V. Clyne 22). For Mission and retain the Ashes so worthily Won In a very large measure to the ability Some time back attention was in the the bowling was done by D. Biggs 6 for on the fields of Australia. or MISS Mennen. and also to the great suggestion to a In these columns Misenthusiasm she takes in her work. of minor 68, and T. Taylor 1 for 37. The Sydney Referee that a kind with A. THE AUSTRALIAN XI. The following were the nOMIM1110119 be arranged sion thea opened their inning's Sheffield Shield Contestfrom College THE AUSTRALIAN xl. the for °Mr, President, Mr. A. E. Walsh but R. Taylor, and Taylor victoria. RI's. about ( re -elected tinoppoerett between second and wicket a and got vice- nresid en t win, V. WESTERN AUSTRALIA. to out New South Wales. was Mr. South Australia. P. Breattan, Mr. Roland, Mr. owing the effective to from West every 13 runs, V. WESTERN AUSTRALIA. O'noherty. treasurer. Mr. NI and and representative teamsand Tasmania. bowling. Court'', Though S. Wally and F. CalAustralia, Queensland, again been taken gret made a' fine partnership of 55 to(re-elected unopposed); secretary, Mr. once has matter The and wards the end of the innings, the re- W.A. CRICKET ASSOCIATION GROUND. Doherty: asst. secretary, Mr. Clifford: the up by a Referee correspondent, truster, Mr. Flynn (re-elected unoPPosof the Me- maining batsmen went cheaply. Ann best Commencing SATURDAY, MARCH 19th, ed); eonunittese, Misses P. Doherty, because of the importance In the genie in College won by 19 ruins.were The S. Wane (Pennon, Benny, Begley. M. O'Sullivan, gestien to all interested - bastmen for the Mission sup It and Following Days. in full. 17. Messrs. Burns, Brennan, Petersen and W.A., I give the letter Taylor 22, IL F. Calgret out, 52 not Prices of Admission: pll.t:s great food for thought:NM' t011 College the successful bowlers were your vain2/0 To Grandstand .. As a constant reader of I wish to For 4 for Bryant R. 1/6 TO Flat .. Bro. Tbeorire 5 for Ie. cricket, on articles able College meets Plains Sunday tinder Flat f betterment Next Children 16 to /the 63. for make a suggestion and that Is the and a well contested match Is expected. Play Starts at Noon Each Day. of Australian cricket, of a competition be JUNIORS. adoption next year W. JAS. FARLEY, Australia, (To the Editor of THE RECORD.) lasted tween elevens from West lloo. Secretary. second and Owing to the Retreat, which SaturTasmania, Queensland.Victoria, sir, -1 wonder if the roincidenest Of till and S.A. days, from Wednesday elevens from ill.S.Nee, has to be con- three place Good Friday and the Feast of the Anno matches took morning, day expense that Knowing and nunciation rousing on the same day this realising that nothingI till the latter date, when Young 1 stdereii, and stillwithout year.,lias been noticed by many? It is expenditure, Dawson tried conclusions on No. on can he gained rathet significant that when the two programme as fol- pitch, while Lithe° met Illingworth have mapped out my Young's days came together In 1910 that King match opinion: former the In 2. your No. like lows, and wouldshall Dawas and Edward died, and there is a couplet 109, for M./Pitons, well be two team batted "(1) There Tasmania, formthe which runs like this, as well as I can S.A. up 50. run and could ecareely the Rest Auetralia. and Queensland, N.S.W. son team ,emernber. For Young's er won easily. seconds In one, batty,: to the captain, J. Butler, and Hevron .When Our Lord shall rest In our seconds Victoria and second and for Dawson Jack Clune and Lady's lap, best, other. exnense, advise Wallace tried hard to avert defeat. The On England shall fell a greet riiielhIP." "(2) on account of divisecond pair of junior the first the Morning that same Am I right in quotitig lids, or la it "an IIfor a commencement with rested and victory and round, met. ode teams sion shall play only the world" 'Instead of "on England", The match was Ade- Iingworth by 6 runs. periodically in latter that to take place Tasmania, Someone to whom I spoke of this said the well fought out and interesting. For latde, Perth and it was quite possible that in view of at (Hobart the winners, Illingworth himself made State playing a match each the tyranny of England towards IreW. and 35, J. Lithgo 8; while Lanigan and Tasmania and Launcestou. and land, a great mishap would fall on her. the latter's bowlof Adelaide charge at took play ',Mg° to West Aufitralta Perhaps King George would die; a ReIn with geed when went losers other The each ing. when Interyisiting public he formed. [The Irish Republic of overtaking their opponent's their year comes round, as they would hopes was established in Easter Week, 1910. few let men Blingwoith's have W pass through. division to be score, but -Ed.) Another, that Lloyd cloorgo score. the was 60 2' chances go by, and "The winner of this may go --the last named would eettam Campbel are equal. For the losers MUIR° and ly not be a mishap for Ireland, whatdecided by averages if wills points win batted best, while Kelly and illingworth England. ever to mean ThankMatches of four days, 2 outright. may It the In took most of the wickets. 3 points ing you for insertton.---Yours, etc. first innings and the afternoon of the same day these same A. M. if. "(3) The second division being and the teams met again on No. 1 pitch, strongest. due to extra population IIfor win another make in resulting would I match s convenient for travelling. twice, the lingworth, this time a 3 -pointer. Litheach team meet the others IS, and In to made and N.S.W. go, In his first innings matches between victoria Next Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. the first seesmil 30, which illingwOrth easily he played on the same date asand grade the xcellen t xceommotiation. eclipsed by the fair score of 80. For teams on alternative ground, Mrs. Quealy, Proprietress. that good the losers the best were genet. came matches to be abandoned soQueensland for the winners Union Beer on Draught, and Saunders; gate can be obtained.arranged; W- bell J. Lahore. and Kelly, rilingworth, matches can he easily Sydney and Queens torts to go an fromMelbourne JUVENILES. ALL HALLOW'S BRANCH, from Bid land likewise to BOULDER, The teams of Lynch and McEvoy met ney, and there would be no' diflicidey other, and McEvoy, winning the about fixing a date for N.S.W. to go to2 each toss, decided to bat. His teens Made Matches of four flays, Brisbane. 17, and potnte win first Innings and 3 points 89 (McEvoy 29, Campbell

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THE SCHOOLBOYS' COMPETITION AND THE FREMANTLE COUNCIL. In these columns in i-sue lit sth. Inst.. I drew attention under an arie.e headed "Fremantle Council's Stinriness," to the refusal of the civic fathers boys of the Port to allow She Fremantlegames free use of the wicket for the Naturally lien of the competition. rote in very strong terms of mint, I My remarks evidently such action. hurt. One coteicillor, in a eommunleathe lion to the Editor, enmplains ofunder His complaints come article. two heads: (I) lie eonsiders the Ian(2), Improper; most guage used he states that there was no truth In Admittedly the Ian the accusation. wnat perhaps but seeing, was image hurt most was not the language itself However, that but what it suggested. to the main Now is unimportant. charge. The councillor says that there was no truth in what was written. come Ile says, "When the matter didunanibefore the council it was the mous expression of every member prepitch cricket the of use sent that the should be granted." Now, if such were the real facts, the worthy councillor He says, would have a splendid ease. too, I was a little "too hasty," and ne resent. the Impertinence of the writer," Sow we shall see who was "too etc.

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"Town Clerk, Fremantle, the "Dear Sir. -1 beg to advise that has formed a State eceSchools' Cricket Association this com.on, and the following schools prise same: Fremantle Boys', Fremantle SublChristian Brothers', Claremont,Techniime, Perth Boys', Perth Junior cal School, and Midland Junction and I am very rimeSt. Patrick's Boys', ed to say all the schoolmasters of the above schools are taking a great bite.. est in this competition, which is to be tt played every Monday from 2 p.m.that 6 p.m., and It has been decided the games are to be played on the two Oval, wickets at the W.A.C.A., Subteen The reason 1 am and Fremantle Oval. to you Is that the wilting this letter Fremantle Boys. ad I'. 'rimester of the :,.es that your council wants the Payabove tssociatSon

I was eisilt of El Is for the Oval. given to untbrstand by one of the inas the tern that your council had granted stew fur I may use of the wicket. Assoyour information that the above have grantciation and Subiaco Coencil charge, far ed their Wickets free of the there is no labour put on same, forwen boys use tile wickets that were

1 trust you, on the Saturday before. council will grant the usep of the wit, for ket tree to the boys of 'a Monday, they have no means to pay for game, the and unless the request Is granted out Fremantle sclmols will have to drop the and of the competition, which I sorry Fremantle people would behad surd toa see, for cricket has never before, and it is to be lift ID this State Trusting your hoped it will continue. the council will. In the Interest of good old game, grant the wicket on tile etc., Oral free of charge.-Yours,Hon. Sec. "R. O. HEATH, "Feb. 15th, 1921." reply, Herewith Is the Town Clerk's is ims Once again the date of the reply

portant: "Town Hall, Fremantle, Feb. 17, 19.1 "The Han. Secretary, Association, "The W.A. Cricket "531 Wellington -street, Perth "Dear Sir.-In reply to yours of the 15th. Inst., re cricket to the aFremantle copy ol Oval, I beg to forward you or. the resolution of the council passed I am en7th. Inst.. in view of which the Oval able to aay you may have every Monday from 2 to 6 o'clock Sree The resolution referred to of charge. the ls: "Any week day match, Ptwhen the Oval gardener considers a wicket playin unsuitable, the match must inbe Diture and Park: ed In the Fremantle 1,0 cricket match to take place without prepayment of the usual fee of I Is." -Yours faithfully, "HENRY T. HAYNES, Town Clerk." Now what Is the councillor's. statement worth that "when it did corns granted?" before the council It was Now Mr. Heath is most persistent cileket where the good of the game of is concerned, and he kept at the counHe sent back this communication: cil.

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"Town Clerk, "Fremantle Council, reemanfie. "Dear Sir,-I beg to acknowledge regret 10 yours of the 17th. inst., and grant the know yodr council cannot a Monday Oval for the school revs of will eotinell your I hope afternoon. it for coeilderation, give this further

to tne will be a great dtsappotntment Fremantle siheols that are in the rein local petition, for this means now the Hopschools will have 13 witlideawVeen you Ing to hats n runner rep.on the matter-Yours, MUM:3y. R. 0. items 110, ssrs "Feb. 10, I Se I,' Heath

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went Mr. of the to Mr. R. McCut :-.,. i.1, PreelleLi Fremantle CHO.. Adb e:IltI,.11, 11, gIng him to use nis Influence to get the He also writ.e to Oval for the boys. the hon. secretary of the Fremantle Association, Mr. T. Davies, on the sane letters wind ferwartl These subject. on February 28th. On February 25th, It appears that rip the Fremantle Council was stillfound against the boys, for Mr. Heath this communicait necessary to sendheadmaster of the lion to Mr. Blair, Freamntle Boys' School: J. T. Blair, "Head Teacher, "Fremantle Boys', Fremantle, "Dear Sir,-1 have to advise that a'-

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rangements have been made to use the Claremont turf wicket for February Junior 28th., Fremantle Boys' v. Perth on Technical match, instead of playing the Fremantle Oval, as per fixture", take three Will you see that your boys I will sates(' wickets with them, toand In do likewise. the Technical boys regards to yonr other letters, I will re them.-Yours, write you again,

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Irish Mission to China

"Loyalty" versus "Disloyalty"

More Irish Executions

(By the Ilan Yang Correspondent of the "Far East.") We hate to sincerely thank an esteemed Meekatharra subscriber, who This cable appeared in Wednesday morning's %Vest Australian:writes on March 14th, 1921, IS follows:Another ward has circular which has been dis- OUR FIRST CHURCH OPENED. a class hall. London, March 14. -I sin forwarding you herewith a copy of a election campaign. It appears into a dormitory, tributed around this electorate during theofState Business was at a standstill this morning in Dublin, where there (These notes from Han Yang, a been converted rooms A Geelong Newspaper is a Parish is a Perpeseal the Protestant Federation in this by the secretary written was this letter are used as small the for and circles who exin we're Feiners to appear the rix Sinn was mourning in certain a few weeks ago privately and not meant consignment of which will little mining WWII of Meekatharra So much him, it was handed to a broad- this journal from time to time, are studies for the priests. knelt for unfortunately people of the but, 1921. of outside on 19th., ground publicly, the MARCH Thousands ecuted. be distributed SATURDAY. PERTH. 200 copies got has up, and the taken matter has The doctors' who building, the main for Protestant, minded pubcar Mountjoy Prison, praying during the executions. An armoured intended to give the Australian benefit of the electors of this town. the for printed of same house accommodates six priests, aria was stataoued outside of the Mountjoy Prison, and an aeroplane flew Well, In spite of this we have elected a Labourite and a catholic for lic first-hand information concerning as well up-to-date offices. It this electorate with a big majority." the progress of the Irish Mission in provides overhead from dawn. first-class repair. The China. As they come from the is still in high THIS IS THE CIRCULAR:of real fact of what is apparently their Subsequentunaided scaffold. tLe walked to and, in day time, Providence men rooms are the The condemned in journot and Wherever of missionaries, pens Cato antagonism sancirreconcilable the executhe that gaol to the effect lighted. In the evening, thanks ly a notice was posted outside of God tile Irish exile has found been tholic Ireland is her Catholicitynalists, a high literary standard wellJohn has crowd the oil, we have among D's. Standard year was There silence to place. profound the taken in will had day tions They one tuary, must not be expected. to her unalterable attachment to her for several minutes afterwards. we require. consecrated exclusively by him be simply a plain narration of facts all the light and SuperFaith her traditions, Fatherhard at are still and carpenters The Faith of occur.) shrines they the and events as the naturalism. Back of all her trouA cable in the previous day's paper intimated that these Sinn Feinwork in the chapel, but we hope to land. On St. Patrick's Day love Church and Hospital Secured. factors-Faith two be hanged in pairs at hourly intervals, and that crowds to these ers were are the bles finished a week or quite in by it have stirred is heart Carteachings the Irish to or The following is a copy Of a circula- as possible and and Nationality. Had Catholic Ire- gathered at the prison all day long on last Sunday, reciting prayThe first band of our missionaries, o. What was formerly the Baptist dinal Archbishop Mannix, my commitcitizen:within it to quicker pulsations. than to the whis- ers until the curfew hour (9 p.m.). Women marched in procession tion sent to it a tolocal submitted to ask you to support Mr. consisting of seventeen young priests church we have converted into our tamely land desire tee shown is to the enthuisasm an Insult be a greater I believe Bryant, the Returned Soldier, from Ireland and America, reached first church in China. The pers of the Serpent during the bad through the streets, bearing anti -English banners, and organised lab- Intelligence Our congreor the community. I am a Joe at other times of the year.Memory and Patriot, at this electo believe Protestant days of Henry VIII and Elizabeth our in Dublin had ordered a general cessation of work until eleven Protestant and find It hard person this city from Han Yang, in the gation is growing fast. Every Sunold are young again.. in tion. be one other could of there uprooted 21st. and August Cross on the art that is being China, arrivals. Pray-smashed morning. of some new the Monday Notwithstanding on heart brings and o'clock day of awakened calls up the past, meeaatharra (other than the writerwill said to the contrary, this election is last year. When we arrived we ers begin at 8.30 a.m. and Mass at head of Kathleen the Shamrock, her story since then such a villainous circular) who dear dark LOOKS ON!! tieing fought on Loyalist v. Disloyalist found that we had not a roof we 9. After Mass the congregation, inEMPIRE BRITISH WHOLE THE of what one. AND Regardless a placid been have the same. would the endorse upon Protestants to and it behoves all ni Houlahan is thrown the writer says about Loyalty and Dis- lines, In the entire stead of going home as you do :n The struggle for Irish Freedom their faces against all forms of could call our own. screen. It is no phantasy of speech since the bad time when the Aposloyalty, he makes it very evident that set disloyalty against the Government. We city of Han Yang, which is as large Australia, come in and sip a cup of it is pure Sectarianism. arid riot first, SITUATION. Protestants to say that the 17th of March breaks be should POLITICAL THE nut a soli- tea with the priests; it is the cusancient that was the is it there tate Henry forsook My reason for repudiating Into the hands of the R.C. by being as Melbourne, in upon the Irish race in every land Faith and commenced his career of refuse to stand by and see Protes- play to vote the ticket. tary Catholic church, or school, or tom. Then they go, about and inwith in this mariner. deluded whether prostituted they have made their home, cradle tantism know now movement to spect the kitchen, wander into our people Labour the The therefore unfortunately had We submission. beat ing England into Roman Catholics do not dominate Trade to -day is run by the Roman C., and presbytery. adiant memories of their has been primarily one of con- the recent general elections have reUnionism. Religious argument Is not when it suits the fancy of the Car- rent, from the Han Yang Iron and rooms, and never think of going land. Whether under sun or cloud, in home until they have said "Good Movement. Labour houses has In the it few anowed a its vicissitudes all In dinal Marini,: crowd it will be thrown Steel Company, liking or not. It is, they mass for its celebration; the science. Yours in disgust, over. consecrated by the fidelity of sulted to their which we could live until a perman- morning, Father," to every one of Among the passengers from the CHAS. D. BOWDEN. the influence use your joy and gladness of youth lights been that ask you to see We to or built is difficult be fidelity however, could That people. House Irish Mission the us. For kindliness and friendliness it with those at your home, and with ent their eyes, and across the seas and for State will materially improve its Eastern States by the s.s. Narkunda purchased. would be difficult to find the equal the unparalleled in human history any you may come in contact with. (COPY). the years their hearts rush onunconProvinrather, the sacrifice. week was Mr. Marshall and heroic last Friday and Mr. Chesson or Providence Both luck. its continuity Good of the Chinese in any country. MEMORANDUM. under any wings of memory with an arc noman Catholics. We have just of the Irish Na- present morbid condition us. the Protestant Federation, pulse From the favoured To -day has Some of our congregation are Good Shepthe of love Superioress cial faithfully. sir, yours unconquerable ant, dear Branch. quered and an proverMeekatharra The it true as regime. of ground and piece strong Coalition splendid as new a beats secured tion Catholics of several generations was R. 5. YELDON, back to the old home that they Sir,- show as much opposition in the face of tremendous bial "new blood" was badly needed, herd Order, Mother Mary of Arch- Dear a group of residences, together standing, and a few are the direct when and did Secretary. lion. places familiar to old in orner theirs, the angels, who will be well remembered They odds O'Connell broke the penal with a church and a hospital, at a descendants of martyrs. knew in their youth, and the old chain which fettered the necks of but influences that clouded the issue Authorised by Chas. D. Bowden; printed by S. T. Upham, Meekatharra. comparatively trifling cost. God has glory in this, speaking of the marEvery dear remembered the Irish Catholics, and opened a at stake were introduced, as is usual by many of our readers as the friends. us. their es to in good flows that very been blood tyr's stream and glen and flex!' way for them, the majority, to some. scene. veins, and use every effort to assist which Prioress for about nine years at the HURRAH FOR LOYALTY! Built by Baptists. becomes as real as when they look- thing approaching equality with in these enlightened times, LeederShepherd Convent, -counGood fellow their in converting us and in Tortoise ed their last upon them. Few, Ins the valley between privileged Protestant alien min- robbed the campaign of fairness ville. W.A., where progress and sucLORD MAYOR OF NEWS OF THE ARCH- Hill and the city walls of Han Yang trymen. MIDNIGHT MASS. only the Seonin, have forgotten the the planted in Ireland for the a more or less degree in various con- cess marked her administration. It THE LATE CORK. Mission had Baptist American Dear Dark Head bending to -day in ority the Ireland. DIOCESE. of denationalising stituencies and detracted from the On Christmas Eve every adult sorrow over the graves of her mur- purpose the good fortune, in 1906, to procure same strong love of Mother- seriousness in keeping with the im- was with regret her friends in the Dedicated to the British Governthree and a half acres of ground. Catholic in and around Han Yang dered children, and every real lover That land which the Protestant Thomas portance of the task of electing a West learned of CALENDAR. ment. that the Mother to Confession, and at 11 p.m. pray went to a built site they moved select very be this will On of her Purple. spacious hospital to meet the needs all assembled for Midnight Mass, Davis preached to the men of his Parliament-essentials that should Prioress's departure twelve months S. 20, Palm Sunday. the God of Justice and Mercy wilt day Heard ye the banshee wail, Week. Holy through the Nation, later found M. 21, Monday in by prayers and hymn., A ago, when she was appointed to the hospipreceded This wild notes sharp sick. Yang the Han the work in her behalf and lift the its complement in Patrick Pearce, pervade all appeals to the people. And of Purple. remarkable that government of the Australasian and a good Christmas -tree which we had set up By windy fingers loosed weight of affliction prest upon her and the heroism which has given It is somewhat Week. tal has four large halls Holy Tu. 22, Tuesday in candidates selected its and residence at created a sensation. Province, having the the church Labour to it in harp? Attached Erin's of rooms. heart. From Mother's Purple. number to Irish history the splendid though and Provincial more made being Convent, Abbotsford, which were used 1 he people had never seen anything Heard ye the gentle croon As in other years, there was evi- bloody pages of Easter Week, that are W. 23, Wednesday in Holy Week. are several houses, their for buffer a is Mother children went wile more Provincial the Victoria. it, and of still far like last -houses unseen, dwelling Thursday and on lips Of kitchens as dence enough Purple. stubborn human protest against of their spending a short time at Leederville be allowed From lonely bogs, and swards attendants. At a distance of sixty about it. They had to the undying love of the Gael in the deformation and denation- opponents and certain upon (Fast and abstinence). for prior to departure for Europe on to see it at close sanctuary the into building mission the from Of deathless green? yards these parts for the Old Homeland. alising of Catholic Ireland. The supporters to operate White. Thursday. Holy Th. 24, it were really divids.s. if of by the Osterley, out 22nd inst. and find St. purpose the range set sinister Each successive celebration of Saw ye as ebbed the tide Black. stands the doctors' house, containing F. ?5, Good Friday. snuffling hypocrisy of the the It was the biggest ing electors amongst themselves. In and is accompanied by the Rev. In that brave heart, eight large rooms and as many small growing there. Patrick's Day is marked by that The (Fast and abstinence). Ireland in Government British they kept Visitation, a and a mu Mary of the had, Mother ever with night they and apartments nothing in connection A harvest from the soil unwavering spirit of Faith White. ones, while adjoining are S. 26, Holy Saturday. -day lives up to the traditional dens election campaign are these Religious widely known and respectAt his sigh start? for servants. Fifty yards from the running about all ever the comFidelity which has characterised to one whose predecessors, of its and role everything Sisterhood of the with ed, having guided surveying pound throng Heard ye the martyred doctors' residence those American the race through all the cycles serious object of administration has villainous efforts rewarded Holy Week at the Cathedral. 11 p.m., when every On such success. It is lamentable to the Good Shepherd throughout Baptists built their church, or everybody until about history. Give solemn hail, their of Protesand Anglicisation the of been Most sleepy. a feel as Zealand and Tasto Australia, New began bethey down sectarianism go included, a which to recognise The usual Holy Week ceremonial Preaching Hall, And the great cry hand there was testimony of tantising of the Celt-the conquest have mania in capacity of Provincial Suwill be carried out in detail at the sides the church proper, five rooms them were sound asleep before Mass The pitying gale? deep-seated and ardent affection, of Ireland's Faith and the de- necessary adjunct to the advocacy very manly years. and to perioress for -began. opposition in done policies was small-under it three Saw ye, while Cathedral next week. Commencing -two large and truly in the young thronement in the Irish home of of diverse fostered of the is now Prioress of the Convent at Anyone who could have stood at with Palm Sunday (to-morrow), the one roof. In addition, they erected That long, slow deedgeneration by the Brothers and Sis- the Patrick the Democratic platform Christ which St. Party. No wea- Sydney. That as he languished there items of the ceremonial are as folters of our schools and by our brought to the Celt in the early days Australian Labour as successful as this The Mothers are travelling to the Ireland was freed? lows: Clergy. The traditional side of the of the fifth century. Every act of pon is as yet La- Head Home of the Order at AnSaw ye between her hair. Palm Sunday: The palms will be feast was not overlooked. Though recent British Government in its miserable thing inbutblackening not necessai- gers, France, for the purpose of atAnd the mists between, blessed before the 7 o'clock Mass on essentially national, it was not for- farce of governing the Irish ma- bour, particularly, aspirant charged tending the General Chapter held The sweet, immortal eyes that gotten that, primarily, it was a re- jority-the Catholic majority-In- ily, the Catholic morning, and distributed at all This shame- there every six years. Both are Of Rosaleen' ligious festival, and the great num- dexes its ulterior motives. the Masses. At the 11 o'clock Mass What to wage its principles. retrogression in keenly interested in the organising And at that awful hour, ber of sturdy, healthy, wholesome, its regular army dare not do with- ful and disgusting His Grace will preside, and the Pas. citizenship is of the Good Shepherd Appeal, and When with a smile bright-eyed young Australians who out flagrantly breaking through in- the ideals of common :don Gospel will be sung by Fathers as they desire to express their warm He gave his last faint breath came from our Catholic schools to ternational laws, its unkempt and a gross injustice to the country O'Callaghan and McMahon. Dunne people For his loved Isle; swell the ranks of the procession- detestable crossbreds, the Black a whole. Its victims are the family appreciations and grateful acknowSaw ye upon your walls ists, felt, and were impressed by the and Tans. does with the sanction of -the working man and hisany ad- ledgements of the generous efforts will be held The service Tenebrae Those words once more being made by kind friends of the deep significance of the Feast, that the British Parliament. The sanc- -who can scarcely survive on Wednesday, Thursday and Friknowledge Sisters at Leederville to promote That shook Belshazzar's heart they were honouring St. Patrick as tuaries of the Church are invaded: ditional burden to the After evenings at p.m. day 7.30 least at are In days of yore! the success of Art Union and Westhe Evangeliser of the Irish, and the Sacred Presence on its altars that their interests Tenebrae on each of these evenings of politicians whose tralia Fair in aid of the good cause. Nay, only Ireland knew, that, too, they were honouring the outraged by insult; Convents, which stayed by a setwas delivsermon be a special will there reor election And those afar It greatly consoles the Mother brave heroic Irish Nation that for should be immune from attack be- determinations The preacher for Wednesday ered. Of every land and place sixteen hundred years had kept the cause of their neutrality in political election at any cost, by any means. Provincial to feel assured that the evening will be Rev. Father McWho love her star. remembers so benefactors she Faith he had planted in Erin sac- affairs, are being made, under the Ardle; for Holy Thursday evening, note banshee's the her read of WE befriending the touch are still gratefully the defiling from SCURRILITY. red Very Rev. Father Treacey, authority of the Crown, to submit "NATIONALIST" Shrilling the Isle, works of the Good Shepherd and materialistic persecutors. the overhaulings and searchings Good Friday evening, Rev. for Harp, and the in triumph to seThe will leave nothing undone It was an encouraging and inspir- to The question is: who is responthe Crown Forces; priests are Father Pace. The :nartyr's smile: a victorious result. ing sight to watch the young people of brutally murdered or condemned to sible for the introduction of side cure FREEDOM. where tyrant wrong We cordially wish the esteemed in festal dress sharing their tribute long terms of penal labour in pri- issues-the most despicable, secHoly Thursday: Pontificial High So long has been. with the adult section of those who son, and the Catholic religion in- tarianism-the most ridiculous, travellers bon voyage and a safe Mass will be sung by his Grace And LIFE for him who died didn't hide their Faith and Nation- directly made an offence in Ire- "disloyalty?" There is no need to returns to their respective spheres of Archbishop at 8 o'clock, during the Rosaleen. For ality from the public eye. To them land. Let Reuter camouflage the go far afield to discover the authors. active charity in Australia. -Mary E. Fullerton. which Mass will take place the conMrs. Mitchell's river excursion on is was evident the day had a reli- British Occupation of Ireland by if one could not blind be would One There of the Holy Oils. secration national gious value as well as a every device of falsehood and kna- see and discover the source of the the Zephyr promses to meet with allwill be a procession of the Most one. In their keeping the memory very known to modern militaristic filthy propaganda disseminated dur- round support, indeed the organiser of Altar to the Sacrament abiding Blessed be an of St. Patrick will propaganda, the nude fact remains the past few weeks. A specimen deserves all the success that nothing Repose after Mass, and the faithful one, and reverence for Ireland no Catholic Ireland is fighting with her ing in this issue short of a fully loaded steamer could elsewhere printed The Irish Nlissioners' first Conerera tion in Han Yang, China. In the is and candles such to donate With requested are mere passing emotion. Mr. Kirkpatrick has takHIS NAME AND SPIRIT to the wall, not only to retain that should rouse Catholics as a assure. background is the Mission Headquarters (formerly a Baptist Hospital,. the of decoration for the flowers men and women of the future it is back EVER! imit of the the FOR all that in arrangement LIVE en hand and nationalism to action, as a fair Protestant hoped the rich inheritance of the her altar. The Deacon at the Mass will an isolations hospital, nurses' apart- the back of our little church at that re- body to the occasion at Meeka- musical programme, and so far Missstubbornly also is she but plies, rose Faith brought to this country by sisting a sinister and mischievously tharra. However, to deal with in- es Glwadys Edwards and Baldwin. Order BRYANS Pamphlet M. be Rev. Father McBride; Sub-Dea- ments, and a hall that can accommo- Midnight Mass to near our little the old grand Irish stock, who were conceived attack upon the Faith con, Rev. Father McArdle. home, many as they Mrs. Carmody, Messrs. Roxbv and two hundred comfortably. The congregation of eighty chanting NEWSAGENTS among the sturdiest of its pioneers, which St. Patrick brought to her. stancesis nearer CATHOLIC Tenebrae and sermon in the even- dte From imquite Ruse. with others, are to sing. Keep. not only entire group of buildings-known in their prayers aloud and see them are, will be preserved, and the lessons of ing at 7.30. of the Irish, possible but also unnecessary. The then, next Monday evening free for heritage for that But China as a "compound"-they are going to Holy Communion could not DIRECT FROMor THE RECORD Irish history not forgotten. nursed and cared for through cen- "Nationalists" fought in some elec- this enjoyable outing. surrounded with a high and substan- help feeling that our prospects here Good Friday: Mass of the Pre tial wall. persecu This and are indeed bright, and that with issue. death, of storm, sectarian turies the on torates history-history Irish Recent Sanctified will be celebrated at 9 would be no loyal combination fights all its In 1915 they left Han Yang, hav- God's help the people of Han Yang from 1916-cannot but awaken in tions inhuman, there am. by the Rev. Father Pace; dea- ing failed to make their mission a will make excellent Catholics. when violence issue no to -day, the sectarian Ireland War in on battles the Catholic youth of this country, con, Rev. Father McBride; sub - success, and the whole compound of the Ape it condones scurrilous pamphlets We had no Crib, but we had somewho are the blood and bone of sent with the savagery During was offered for sale. It remained thing more touching more realistic. deacon, Father McArdle. separating her and sundry literature to defame and Irish parents, a sterling love for a across the strip of seaneighbour. the Mass the Adoration of the Cross unoccupied until three weeks ago, The mothers, anxious to be press:et (whatever charge with "disloyalty" people who braved and are suffering from England-her will take place, and a suitable ser- when it became our property. It at the Mass, and fearing for the Irishmen and women the world that is these times) certain other so much in defence of their Faith mon wll be preached by the Rev. is now the headquarters of the Irish safety of their little babes at home, to their tradi- candidates. There is quite a collecand Freedom. Ignomenious pens over, who still cling Gos- Mission in China. -Australian Hayes. The Passion well, anti this Father know Faith insdious, and brought them with them. One tions this of tion of the aspirations the may asperse Many the propaganda in cireulatiop, pel will be sung as on Palm Sunday. The joy of our missionaries in mother secured a blanket, and, Irish people and traduce their mo- and are not unmindful of and A special offertory collection will their rented houses when they learn- wrapping her little infant boy m te specimens of each of such intellectives, but the dominant underlying struggle which their kith be eakeh up duting the ceremonies ed of the purchase can be easily im- reseed him on the iron; mkt, before purpose of the struggle in Ireland kin at home are making to hold and tual freaks reach THEandRECORD sterling Next day, and for a whole the tabernacle. Perhaps it was unfor the Aboriginal Missions and the agined. to -day centres around the Cross and retain by any and every sacrifice from both anonymous a is One people. Irish which neither week, they were hard at work, as- conscious on her part, but to us it see and heritage Holy Places in Palestine. Catholic the Shamrock-Faith and National. that glorious AustraStations of the Cross at 4 o'clock. sisted by the boys, cleaning and did not seem so, and I am sure ity. Strip the British Government's famine, war, the prison and the gal- Pamphlet, "The Menace to Tenebrae and sermon in the even- washing in preparation for the that the one-time little Babe of investment of the Irish Nation of lows have succeeded in wresting ha and the British Empire-a Bethlehem smiled with joy from the "moving." ing at 7.30. its thick veneer of hypocrisy; tear from them, and which, in God's Powerful Indictment." A "power, the are Various IP o into to time, is destined flower indictment! good You should see a Chinese 'mov- Tabernacle. fui" away from it the political sophisan indictment. fuel!. as copveyances sash -No ing.% ceremonies After Midnight Mass, the cook had The tries of the Coalition protagonists, splendid fruit worthy of their faith ways of deliveringunder city SaNkif1.7? notice disThe "indictment" will begin at Va.m.. The celebrant tare Vans br manor lorries, foretbe a little domething! for ill ret and the truth will show itself; the and sacrifice. charges its terrific force per extract will be Rev. Father Kearin; deacon, simple reason that/ there are no ceived Holy Communion. They the stayed with us r Yoe retest remember from certain journals and newsthy 'eight,' Arad McBride; subelesicon, roads. Father but Chinese highways are not M ore tbaq heard several Ma.sses papers, English and others, Masses mornRev. Father McArdle. five or six feet wide. all anti -Irish, without even hinting before returning to their homes. It was all done this way. A It was the happiest ChristMas we ing at including our own SunAll the priests of the metropolitan apd a plan ever had. It was the occasion on At best this is a day Times! area are expected to be present at council of war was held, disastrous oversight, surely, but the the Holy Week services, unless dis- of campaign drawn up. Each priest which we opened our first church iq and was China; also the occasion on which coolies, two majestic, was allowed to a is brought "argument" pensed from attendance by the responsible for his own belongings, the first sermon was preached, and inspiring, overwhelmingly weighty Archbishop. a certain amount The for of the first time we have had a centre' well as from as extract an by conclusion He accompanied his gation in the proper sense of the Australian, one-time labelled nonThe priests of the Archdocese in furniture. the to houses rented the from coolies word. From Christmas, therefore, political. non-sectarian, etc.! charge of parochial districts are Compound, a distance of we shall always date our progress, hereby reminded of the annual col Baptist to pointed out A FALLEN STAB. he where over a mile, each year as the Great Feast and lection for the Aboriginal Missions them the room he was to occupy. time to time do pester and displease and the Holy Places on Good Fri- By midday every room in the rent- comes round we shall check up and Sir Edward Carson, having weight- Of outbreaks that from advance we are makfind out what disease; Mouth and in our clime is Foot day. They are requested to send ed houses was empty. ed carefully at the outset of his The most pernicious ing. At the Midnight Mass there ever dreads to hear of outbreak of this taint, In the parochial contributions as career the sentiments of the ruling The cOutites-bulfOcks was joy the heart of every priest, complaint. in with this up laid grass on the promptly as possible to the Rev. Our New Home. classes in Great Britain, had craft Of sickly and a thankfulness to God that he J. T. McMahon, M.A., the Palace, enough to know by what political We know from sues), wisp specialise in ailing oxen line, never can, put into could not, and was quickly hospital Baptist The Perth. arts he would fit himself into pro. That from a microbe does arise this trouble in the kine. None of us could express transformed into a mission house. words. minence. He played adroitly the With such opinion we agree, Mierehes the damage do, what he we saw those good felt, as the left a on once ward What was Father Fahey. D.S.O., leaves by view, game which he thought would best But common people cannot see the sort we haye people file up to the altar and rethe Ostarl/ y next week on a holiday hand side of the hall is now an ore suit his interests, and he never felt Communion, and as we saw The ceive it is. one a splendid tory, and Yo Ireland. called upon to make a sacrifice. A So each delusions off to chase, occasion do we seise, beautiful original polish of the floor them we thought of the hundreds of ''s . . politician of that type does not un- To show a very serious case of Faot and Mouth disease. thousands in Han Yang, and the respese walls are and she The Very Rev. Father Donogher, derstand true patriotism, and we In picture now before the eye at work around a steerable. In the sanctuary are a High hundreds of millions throughout and Father Finite-remains, cannot be surprised to find him at- The real microbes we espe in colours strong and clear. China who still lie buried in the the of altars St. Patrick, of Altar gar ;Dardanupe leave for Nee Sacred Heart and of Our Lady, and sleep of paganism,` unmindful of the tacking and misrepresenting Irishdiet into systems die, bonnie in the second week in April, men, whose devotion to their coun- Bacterial germs may be small n either sidetstio extra altars, reale Infant Saviour'elem wits been to retall, and microbes fine and big. to join the ss. Ascanius en rotate ing try may be measured by their rea- But here are germs pretty deem them. seven in all. we need no microscope effect, glass magnifying No for lives very for Ireland diness to give their mischief breed. Father O'Brien, known ea his the all that V her. As soon as Sir Edward saw The organisms to inspect as "Father Jack," is sae that his own outlook in Ireland was In left fore hind of bullock fast a Carson do we see, Father Albert Langmead, who has friends ristan, ably assisted by Father becoming gloomy, he deserted the A microbe of infection vast in Foot and Mouth is he, been attached to Bt. Brigid's, West whom we knew in college as country, trusting that his Orange When in the right one is the beast held up by Boner's claw, Perth, parish, end who was recently !an, m Tons the &trellis man." Father ToQuinviews would enable him to secure And so that bullock's limb at least becomes a limb of Law. transferred to Kalgoorlie, left for ihasng ewr:ylitotfiedoaiknogntthiint.gs aonnd fsar2y (By Lafayette, London and Dublin) a better position in England. The the Goldfields by yesterday of the Most Reverend Sinn Fein leaders whom he assails But if the hindleg case looks sad with Carson miscrobes thick, :ng's express. days sent may see him on his knees with so much venom have been win- The forelegs here are just as bad, they're left without a kick: or floor, the polishing oratory in the ning Ulster from him; hence his For in the bullock's feet behind infection got its gripe The Very Rev. Dean Drayne, who in the sacristy putting things in or Un- In germs of the Greenwood kind, and of the Churchill type. from the island. was recently an inmate of St. John der. You will not be surprised then His Excellency the Apostolic Delegate, after consultation with the retirement people will say: A good prejudiced of God's Hospital, Sublaco. has been when I tell you that everything in Patriot Bishop of Killaloc including State, in the gone, Australian Episcopate, requests all the faithful riddance. His tactics have always Now one would think that far enough have beastly troubles on a visit to Father O'Malley, South- the oratory and sacristy is shinine: May be had at the Office of those of Oriental Rites, to sign "Roman Catholic" on the Census Paper. been at variance with the tradi- Without another microbe like Balfour added on. ern inCross. to and that the order inisd neatness o The priests and religious teachers us particularly requested tions and wishes of the people, and No wonder that in fever heat does bullock sorely ail the place would make even a comTHE RECORD struct their people and children in the churches and schools in this he has been a sinister figure who With Ned and Hamar at the feet, and Balfour at the tad. The Rev. Mother Provincial Aloy. munity of Australian Sisters green important matter. This decision has been come to in order to avoid will be remembered as the leader of at 2 6 each. deep of Foot and Mouth have made. sius, of the Order of St. John of with envy. the confusion of the last Census where some signed 'catholic" and a party which has distinguished it- The wise ones who a study what is here displayed. God, accompanied by Mothers AcOpposite the oratory, on the right BRYANS RECORD PRESS, some "Roman Catholic," the result being that the fall strength of the self by panderir7 to bigotry and Might learn something from a peep atnear, at heart, and deeply feel quinas and Raphael. left on Satur- of the hall, is our dining -room, and eat revealed b the Census returns. n. Perhaps the truth they might get ' - .

The Love That Lasts

Souvenir of Sectarian Slime for Murchison Election, March 12th, 1921

The Good Shepherd

Appeal

MacSWINEY

Foot and Mouth Disease

The Spirit of the Day

Photographs

The Commonwealth Census

Dr. FOGARTY

THE W.A RECORD. (SATURDAY, MARCH 19 1921

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bad politics any way. Now for the ' example of Marcus Antonius, the . III clergyman's hat. The Bishop of orator, who never wrote any speeChelmsford inquires why there is ches so that if he ever had to say only one Church of England man to the opposite of what he had said, For the Archdtoecse of Perth, W.A. HEAD OF,F101 every ten Christians. The speakSYDNEY. ssilisscsistli,salailinn111111, it would be hard to confute him. er did well not to attribute the , While the Laws of the Lenten Fast But allowing for the sophistry in CICERO, THE ORATOR. OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES Of fault to the missionaries, "who had Cicero's orations, we cannot fail to remain in full vigo r the followingArchioregulations are made 1n this done magnificently in the fare of (By Alfred G. Brickel, S.J. in admire the psychological method of cese in accordance with recent iegisiain the Principal Cities and Towns of tremendous difficulties," but was he ettack he uses. Cicero was no Australia and Rabaul (New Britain), London CE, America.) lynSteeeer: See:III right in blaming the laity for "their Is merely mechanicale,o.erryators,peozh wthhos to use apathy in the suport of foreign missame meal. Lionel Johnson, in thought his poem, at all Branches, and Saving-. Bank Agencies at 3184 Post 2. What has been known as the Black THE CLIFFS OF MOHER. Cathoicity in India, sions?' Wu are rather inclined to sThe Classics," sings of "the surge of object would be gained by follow- Fast Offices out Australia, and at Papua, New Britain Solomon, and other Islands Is of IN* that it is the strongly naThe first \larian Congress of 31%, Interest that never dies." And Mg the strictly logical method of lasida6, abolishedy.nesIldealyiceofonHoAlsyhWWeeed-, Deposita up to 121,000. The armies of the tempest-driven India, Burma and Ceylon. tional character of the Church of Cicero, cheese, milk, a% opened when we take a brief glance at the setting down a proposition and then and butter are allingts, Interest on Amounts over 41,000 up to £1,S00. deep England that prevents its diffusion on Tuesday, the 4th, at Madras. It history of Christendom, we adducing evidenceOn the con3. Lard and dripping are allowed InJAMES KELL, Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.O., Assail the massive bastions of was attended by 22 Archbishops among other nations. Anyhow, the literary .0 butter wcuhmemverinbut see how true is the poet's verse. Bespacenf htios Depiltv nvernor 15 21 stone lowed. and Bishops of the Indian hie', unfortunate anti-British feeling now fore pagan Rome fell, the surge of tprsaryynh,olhnegicdselvopterespaaralatirogne Ooverner /1;tri:lasalli allows those who are bound to fast to When Winter lowers, and tneee archv, la Vicars Apostolic and V ie.. prevailing throughout India will do Cicero had penetrated into the auditors rather than to direct at- take, In addition to their full meal, two barriers lone her no good, and she is ars-General, over 300 priests and a in for a shrines of Christianity through the tack by syllogism. Thus nine-tenths ollith.tesrefgeti=4rsonj :frewaboout like harps by mighty Are struck concourse of Catholic laity esti- very critical time. But whatever minds of its ounces, At the very long speech for Cluentius the latter thinkers. We hands that sweep a little butter is mated at thirty thousand. It re- happens, the Church of England have but to greatest recall Lactantius, "the are devoted to weakening or elimin- allowed; at refection the former, butter, cheese, In monstrous music 'gainst their presented 41 Ecclesiastical OBTAIN PRICES FROM must be loyal, and cling to the prin- Christian Cicero," divisions eggs, fish may be pting the of taken, the audience who in but In small prejudices caverns steep, and a population of over one and (epic that brought her into exist - vision saw himself Jerome rejected before against his client. After this thor- quirditAsaes,t.rot aorrethmienteieutnoduniget., As if both earth and sky were a half millions. His Excellency the core and supported her. God for being a oughgoing attack. Ciceronian. and psychological the may eat meat at every meal on the days overthrown Most Rev. Dr. P. Pisani, D.D., the Augustine, whose mind was turned logical handling of his proposition is in_.which.meat Is allowed at the princiAnd shuddering Nature uttered Archbishop of Constanza and Apos- Reviving the Penal Days. to Wisdom by reading the Horten- easily accomplished. If he had plut.mishat Is allowed at the prieeipe, SUBIACO. her last groantoic Delegate to India, especially In Dublin recently on Sunday the sius of Cicero, to realise that the started with the logical presentation meal on all Mondays, Tuesdays, The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE So thunders Moher to the ocean's accredited to represent His Hon- military Thursinvaded St. alichan's Cathodays, of of the and case, he surge Cicero still would have Saturdays in lost it sounded their as during Lent. leap. WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION ness Pope 13enediet XV., at the lie Church during divine service and 6. rjt..IssdaryoerbrudrInng. on all Fridays Nor did it fall upon deaf ears decisively as he actually won it. WITH Congress, presided. The Congress searched the male adult worshippers ears. THE BUILDING TRADE. The most valuable trait to study and during the Middle Ages. But it But, like the Nation's soul on Free- lasted three days. Its Easter Saturday the law of fasting and sessions emas they left the church. By a mila went out to a larger and more en- in the orations of Cicero is then, not abstinence ceases to bind after noon. dons set, braced 20 meetings, each en- tary order promulgated in By special the audience at the dawn of his logic, for he was inclined to When tyrants rage and foeman trusted some with a particular interest church the women were ordered to thusiastic I. IcilMerleeeti the Renaissance. make attack, From the six- regard the laws of logic when it suit- from the fast in the day on which under one main head. A large num- leave and the men were held back teenth lei. A1940. century- on, Cicero has been ed his purpose, but his psychology, from the fast on tile day on which thi. So Moher looms sublime, unflinch- her of papers were read on subjects the for and search. Very interrogation a favorite among classical scholars, And it is just this trait that has t.'searrarocii ,,lar4tmide.h that ing yet, of Catholic interest and stiithPaisrricAelsaacyel properly, the parish priest, Canon and his influence can be traced in the been seized and used to such great And flouts the rage of all that or general utility. The religious feast is transferred. delibera- Grimley, did not permit the celebra- styles of some of the greatest mod- advantage by Cardinal Newman. ecriesisstIcal are also dispensed from astinence They bellowing pack; unlions of the Congress were Lion of the two Masses which were ern writers. DENTAL VG LUZON. And thus, while Molter holds, shall hated in resolutions which formuCicero's undying popu- That Cicero had a potent influence terssonthaen Zansit,erbehacyelebrated on Friday were to have as he followed to declined over the Erin too, method of Newman's aria 7. Only the law of fasting has to be read out and adopted at a last make of his church a convenience for larity during the course of twenty 148 BARRACK4IT. (Upstairs). For God and Liberty stand ever general meeting on the closing day. the centuries proves that the common ing can be seen from the extracts observed on the other days of Lent. authorities, and to expose his consensus of opinion considers him from his essays and letters. Mr. W. BOXALL, who is a legally qualified and true. But eanhciis gwthoef pisottingtobiAdes balelgtifirnoir: the Registered Denwere also held in various people to the indignity of tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully -Rev. J. B. Dollard, Litt. D. Sessions the greatest orator Western civilisa- perhaps a first reading of any of the 60th year, unless exempt through draws the vernaculars; and there were ser- searched and to the danger of being attention Hea- tion has had. of the public to the fact that his practice in Western Newman's masterpieces does not dia Illness, weak health, or laborious work. mons by eminent prelates in differ- yen knows what untoward incident Australia, dunng the last eighteen years, has been built on the Demosthenes, it is true. certainly cover the fact that Cicero's influence have Icaowniaefteadb=enr evebnitryearall who ent churches: religious celebrations, which might easily befall under the Recruiting for Paris Clergy. solid foundations of meritorious skill and seventh recommendations Cicero in some traits, not- over Newman was not so much in 8. Persons from gratified patients. * dispensation The Oeuvre des Vocations, a se- solemn and stately, as well as en circumstances. And all this odious surpassed He appreciates so much that he in scorching sarcasm, earnest- content es in method. Who will from the strict requiring observance or the Lenten wishes to prevent mistakes regarding histhisaddress. t lets, f nun e s lateCardinal exhibition. Finally there was the performance, with the searching of ably not Regulations He has in the regarding recognise fasting and lib and manliness of diction. But "Apologia" and only the one Amette for fostering vocations for great, gorgeous pageant which houses, the questions and question- ness establishment in may applyto theJeriets)f and employs no agencies, re alone will have sufficed as a glar- ings, the hemmings-in and herrings- in the sum total of oratorical excel- the "Present Position of Catholics" ;iv:evil:1ov touts, or canvassers in Town orPerth, the priesthood, has reported herebya Country. The Press an application of the psychological authorised to dispense if there be pence the palm goes to cicero.. Curithe Medical Profession recommends, and the Public praises, markable progress at its recent an- ions manifestation of Catholicay out, was gone through with what re- uusly endorses Before he says Just cause for doing so. enough, the speeches by which attack of Cicero? that this marvellous system nual conference, which was held un- in India. But the very last, deep- suit? An absolute blank. of removing teeth is daily demona word in his favour, long before he strated without pain. The Paschal Communion. An Irish exchange commenting on .the average_. undergraduate remem- essays the der the presidency of Cardinal impressing, scintillating touch was proposition he wishes Our to hers are beautiful by his Ciro just the kind in which Excellency sets of given the Dele- the incident says:-Certain of our Gum Porcelain Teeth are withDubois. In presenting the report Every Catholic is bound to receive out doubt the best in theNatural gate Apostolic in his closing ad- present is the weakest and Demos - bring home to his readers, Newman limy communion within world; the contour of the face and for the past year, Mgr. the Paschal rulers, if they cannot .in- Cicero mouth being reproduced in such a manner t henes strongest. which begins on Ash Wednesday They are the de- skilfully penetrates into their souls time, as to defy detection. Gosselin, Auxiliary of Paris, stated dress,Roland- and the thousands of visitors dulge in priest -hunts and prevention and ends on the and Octave Day Moreover, removes all of SS. it is trace of Peter prejudice and Paui comfortable, light, and harangues against Catithat the society had onw branches left the Congress Hall on that me- of the celebration of the Mass as in perfectly tasteless, and permanently wholesome and durable, ' Yet that could hinder the entrance of his pure. have many in every parish of the archdiocese, morable Epiphany Day, with their the olden penal days, are, it would litre or Verres or Antony. Marriage. imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. 1 Teeth message. This is the real influence not fitwhile the contributions reached a hearts burning, their imagination seem, bent on as close an intimation these are not the greatest speeches Cicero exerted Marriages ting can be be remodelled on my new system. At least, call contractedoni any Newman. not a and sum of 128,137 francs. The number fired, their mind deeply alive to the of these performances as can be of Cicero. Newman, in his essay on superficial thingover see my dentures, before going elsewhere. My thea' like the influence of emn nuptial year.n workmanship is they managed in present times. Thus on Cicero, has aptly characterised them the blessing that may not aorof recruits for the Grand Seminary fact which in years to come be my best advertisement, periodic sentence, for example. imparted from tne first Sunday of Ad because I devote all my time personally for the past year constitute a re would long ponder over, that the Sunday last in the capital and in in the following words: to my one practice. Hence, I can stay right where iireonint tzsmessmnea:daDyaytoinasitseiry inclusively, nor I am His invectives, however grand The frequent use of periodic cord in the history of the society; first Marian Congress of India, Bur- places throughout the country conknown by my reputation. and imposing, yet, compared with tences in Newnian could with more Inclusively. The Bishop may, host': semen- ma and Ceylon was the "greatest gregations assembling to discharge at St. Sulpice there are 345 Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultareason be for seminae traced to a his Just glorification" of classical ever, cause, Mary eduever seen in their bounden Sabbath duty, or and provided the his calmer and more familiar proarians, and 281 at the tions are free, and many pounds are Liturgical saved Laws be by those who conin general than to Cicero allow this sult me and entrust their work to me. d'Issy. Among them there is one India, nay, in the whole East.-- coming out of Mass, were again im- ductions, have a forced and un- cation blessing to be given within' these per natural air. tods, but shall warn Take a note of my address for reference, and call Splendid as is the alone pounded by Crown fqrces and subOfficer of the Legion of Honour, as Catholic Messenger. contracting before deNewman mentions as among the lea-ties to avoid undue the external display. ciding to go elsewhere. of the Catilinarians and well as eight Chevaliers of the Le jected to detention, questioning arts eloq Dentistry in all its branches by Skiled Assistants. gion, and six ex -officers who have Catholicity in Philippics, it is often the language chief excellences of Cicero his many- The search. Iii one place the Mass hour orferngoltlig sided treatment of a subject, how faUrelrfIarteti'er7=141er York, First of the Military Medal. The had abuse rather Saturday to than outside be of the in changed Church the in indignaare Month. null consequence The table entitled "R pitulaof Beverley, First Sunday. and void don: and even his attack on Pia). he goes around hie subject, through before God and the Church. studentsreceived for the priesthood include tion of Statistics of Dioceses in En g- these operations. This is a shocking W. the most brilliant and imaginative it, under it, above it in every rela 26 former sub-lieutenants, 16 lieu- land and Wales," which is given in outrage Collection for the Holy Places in perpetrated only against lion it has with his client or Palestine and for with the six one of 148 its kind, becomes wearisome tenants, captains, lieutenant the Catholic Directory for 1921, just Catholics --for the congregations Aboriginal BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs). his world. This is a necessary busiMissions. and issued by Messrs. Burns, Oates, and and churches of other denominafor want of ease and relief. colonel of the General Staff, I wish to remind the clergy that the one ex -Major. There are also four Washbourne, Cicero excels in panegyrics, such fneaesstufroer nn coireaetroor.sannidtiht olds anwohthicehr annual tions are t f d with-and interfered says the Irish Cathocollection for the above named in naval officers, a barrister, a trees- lie, tells a tale of gratifying growth it can have had its orgin only in the the "Pro Archie," rather than funds should be taken up on Good But the imitasury official, some civil engineers, as to the membership and activi- brain of some unconscienable bigot in tirades such as the Catilinarians, Newman imitated. Adorationsae the outer and two former members of the ties of the Church. In Great Bri- and hater of the Catholic faith and in orations full of complicated argu- tion is happier, I think, than the In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform Such a method can scarce- iication held trades union executive, as well as fain-that is, in England, Wales of those who profess it. Protest is ment, such as the "Pro Cluentio." them will be given to and the public in general, that she has the faithful on ly be abused in -the essay with its the previous Sunday, and the offerings several doctors and licentiates in and Scetland-it appears that Ca- evidently thrown away upon ad than in a speech of simple ar- looser TrobrasEekirriscl from structure and law, letters and science. will; leaning toward istsisialiskiadt foment such as the "Pro Quinctio." tholic churches and chapels number ministrators so lost in all sense of clIV:ellgit bAererhogotgeed Ftro from the theme treated. M. Hallinan, 131111111111110.11 tes 2260, four more than the figure a decency-of what is due to respect Cicero's special gifts as an orator are divagations as soon as possible after the speech too much expan- wards, HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). Degeneracy or Evolution. year ago, whilst priests, secular and God's home aed for his command to not. very apparent in his speeches But in leads to weariness in the audi keep against wherever the the Catiline Sabbath or stations holy. Vertees. regular, are It of now the re Cross 4,570, an of are less increase looking SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. "Anthropologists quired little pains to throw more ence. That is just the criticism of iircelyerpe:=1 TEL. A1125 and less for relics of primitive man forty-two. As to England and The FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC StIgdemit!litheriedacblle week mud on men who were liberally be - a later generation of Romans as it during Lent, Missionary Spirit, in books and tombs, and are Wales conversions, according to the The Indulgences are is REQUIREMENTS. expressed in Tacitus's "Dialogus": spattered "Ordo" for before manifold, which 1921 Cicero has arrived. Indulgences may be undertook "Who is going searching the Thames Valley," said diocesan returns, show a notable Why should men and women with the work. The Roman populace, and from 9,402 in 1918, to 10.592 every too, hooks against to sit out the five Kainedaisisopriv Professor Arthur 'Keith in a lecture opportunity around or them Vesses? Who is gowas as ready to 1919, listen in an to a increase of 1,190 : chil- serving God and alleviating human muckto London .County Council teachers PATRICKately raker, as is the great American pub - irig to endure the recital of the endrecently. -The niggles. he .e.ease dren's baptisme-58,092-are a,775 in misery-why should Archbishop of Perth. less rolls which we read in the spee'take their lie. Speeches against men like Catilies formerly 130 feet shove the excess of tile previous year's re- youth, with all its they ches promise, for M. their Tullius or Aulus Caeline or Verres were more a confirmagateent level. It stretched to High- Port: Catholic marriages in 1919, ac- talents, their UNDERWOOD BUSINESS on the one side and to Galley- cording to the Registrar -General's away to a distant accomplishments, tion of a pre-judged case than an In - cilia?" If, however, we begin to rethere to toil centive to the jurors to arrive at a pine at the leisureliness or even hill, near Woolwich, on the other return, numbered 19,078, or 53 per out their lives in land, conditions of ue- definite judgment wearisome length of some of Cicero's In the gravel terraces that it has thousand of the total marriages, es pendence and poverty COLLEGE for an alien But the greatest speeches of Cic- speeches as the Romani did, we left, implements, a human skull, against 13,729, or 47 per thousand, people? Why not employ the gifts ern are those in which and human bones have been- fount. for 1914, the figures for the inter- of mind and soul with which his proposi- should reflect that that is merely BUSINESS TRAINING FOR one of God the GIRLS. of defects his qualities, tion is not at all palatable to his Recent discoveries have shown that vening years not being available. The Full Business Course, six hours endowed them-why not use audience. Such are his speeches for but the surge of Cicero never dies. ARMADALE. there were Englishmen, differing The diocesan marriage returns for has per day, ISO for the year, payable them in their own lands, among total 21,751, Cluentius. Milo, which, if correct, their own people, marvellously little from the modern 1919 E5 per term. Flaccus A Year's Course, Telephone, 8 Armadale. in the service of and Pompey. In Morena, three hours per day, Et2, payable GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, type, and evidently of superior men give a still better showing than that the these HOTEL speeches apPERTH suffering poor and the uneduc,t13 per term in advance. EVENof ability-if we may judge by the in the State return; in any case, ed here Cicero's special gifts of oratory. J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. ING Proprietor. STUDY at hame? Have not these Pear ONLY-Shorthand, He builds up from slight coincidences beautiful stone implements that we the ratio of 53 per thousand, small rather than Typewriting, and three evenings per Bookkeepinghave found-actually living in this as it is, is the highest yet recorded. end strange the pagans of a distant presuppoeitiops, analogies and skit - This Hotel is noted for its Purity of week, E2 105. land the first and per chief term. island one hundred thousand years The Catholic population of England claim upon their fully veiled sophisms, each one of Drinks, Cleanliness and Civility. charity? Is is BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. and Wales is shown as 1,915,475, as not ago. is but a frail silken thread, a that we have to lis- which Special Full course for Boys; six against 1,898,843 in the previous ten infrequently many -stranded rope of convincing THE PALACE HOTEL hours daily, Bookkeeping and Acyear's Directory, an -increase of to to philosophy such as this, and proof which he winds about his hear Immodest Dress, St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. counts, Eeonomic History, Econoquestions such as these 16,632. Commentiqg on the mar- fromspecious The PALACE is situated in a most mic Geography and Technology, men and women otherwise ers. In fact, the very speeches in charming Evening weddings at Calvary riage returns, the Yorkshire Post position, close to Batiks Business mathematics, commercial and which Cicero is at his best are those Commercial Houses, Protestant Episcopal Church, Pitts- significantly says that the only loud and blatant in their profession in which and English and Correspondence, Office Theatres, and BARRACK STREET, PERTH. the material for his is argulargely of patronised by the principal philanthropy and the brother- ment is the Procedure and Business Method, burg, U.S.A., are banned under an Church in Great Britain which can Farmers and graziers in the State. scantiest. This gift of Civics and Elementary Economies order of its pastor. In his New point to an increase in religious mar- hood of mankind. To seek to point making the most -L20 for the year, payable VS per MODERATE TARIFF. out of unpropitious out to them their utter inconsistYear's sermon the pastor paid much riages is the Catholic Church. term. J. T. OLOWERY, Proprietor. ency would be only a useless waste subject -matter is so great as to attention to evening gowns worn EVENING STUDY ONLY, three of words. Telephone A1428. evenings weekly, E2 les. per term. by women. He commented on the Useless to remind them amount to an oratorical fault. As Mrs. S. E. McCARTHY, A Call Newman says or writs for further particulars. Complaint of him: Dissected. "So great inthat if the heathen of foreign lands "lack of decorum often manifested" 'Phalle 2357. is his talent, that he even hurts BRYANT and said that some of the gowns & The Anglican Bishop of Chelms- has to wait for the alleviation of adeed WATERS UNDERWOOD good cause by an BUSINESS excess of plausi- 80 to 90 STIRLING ST., PERTH. COLLEGE, did not conform with the sacred ford recently stated that out of his miseries until thrre is no snore WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMBERS, character of marriage. every ten Indian Christians five are misery and no more heathenism to bility." The two best examples of WOOD and COAL MERCHANTS. ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. 4 use of antecedent probabiliOrders Promptly Attended to. . Roman Catholics, four Noncom- be attended to at home, he is doom Cicero's sophisms, insinuations and di i el. A3938. formists, and one Church of Eng- ed to wait for ever. Worldly pru- ties. An Enemy of Mosquitoes. AUSTRALIA rect HOTEL lies are the "Pro Mflone" cod That is a peg on which we dence suggests another objection The top minnow, a -wee fish, is land. KALGOORLIE PICTURE FRAMERS, PRINT SELLERS, AND ARTISTS' have two hats to hang, one political against the methods of the mission- the "Pro Cluentio." P. FRAWLEY, ,roprietor. doing its bit for the health and and Sophistry is the one unamiable ary toiling in heathen lands-often the COLOURMEN. other religious, says 1 elephone, No. A1011. the Good Accommodation for Travellers. of comfort the American people, Catholic Herald, THE DIGGER, and 'unethical blot upon without Cicero's visible means of Calcutta. subsistCaWholesale and Retail. Special Prices for Convents and Schools. and seems to enjoy the job. ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO, Its tholics are as numerous as all Ifother What more offensive es: GROCERIES ence. Worldly prudence is forget- oratory. ASK FOR AND SMALL popularity as an agent in the con- Christian GOODS, Etc. could we have than his state 659 HAY STREET, PERTH bodies together, it is sun ful of the Divine Command, seem- ample Patrons Catered trot of malaria and destruction of prising that PHIL RYAN ment of the question in the speech forCountry at Lowest City Specially Prices. Goods or Dodge Motor represent the- Chris- ingly unreasonable and absurd, to fr,r Car for Hire Day or Night. mosquitoes has spread considerably tians in the toImperial description sent to any address Milo, his picturing of Milo as a any twelve poor ignorant men: "Go* in Car No. the 208. Legislative State. Motor Save looney. Garage Teleduring the last year according to Council and in worry. A1927. G.P.O. Motor Rank. the Imperial Council teach all nations." That mandate patriot and public benefactor, when, Send cash Order. Joe DoesSave the Rest. phone, the Assistant of the Bureau of of State, .%3 488. Government has selected implied a simple method of proce- as a matter of fact. Milo was merely Fisheries, working in cooperation t o For All a Kinds dure, high-born thug? of a Or Latest plan of where can action Footwear Protestants. In a way the at variance at the Lowest with. the United States Public Repairs at CurNewcastle Club Hotel is technically correct, but with every idea of worldly wisdom, we find more brazen lying and sop rent Rates, Prices. Renovated Throughout. N.W. and Goldfields Visitors specialPatronise Health Service. In 12 Southern selection' South Terrace, Fremantle. :Newly Refact that wherever a Chris for the establishment of the King - histry than in the speech for Cluenly Catered for. States employment of the top min- the novated and Up -to -Date. Under Owner's Personal Supervision BEN In this speech Cicero was JONES Goldfields an representative is appointed, he dons of God on earth ;and yet we tins? and acirth-West now is reported, and nearly every istiian 310-12 WILLIAM -ST., PERTH. specially M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. that no plan of conquest that compelled to state as true, if he catered for. SouthCustomers Beach trams stop suggests know senitary engineer who made use of thainvariablyProtestant, at deer. Proprietor: T. II. Ryan (late (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) t to the word ever eras ated from the brain of would save his client, the direct opit has reported excellent results. sec., -Christian'thein the al mind Celtic Club, and wy naham. P. J. HEVRON of what he had stated as true Reforms Act man has been crowned with such polite Tel. B197. in several previous speeches. Shipping, and Forwarding means 'Protestant,' and that the marvellous results. He Customs, Wherever the Agency. Carriers. PltlUimore Prohibition Fails. designation 'Roman Catholic,' does spirit of that plan of heavenly wt.* recognises the difficulty because his Chambers,General Fremantle. SUBIACO HOTEL Tel. B277. not mean 'Christian,' which is tech dons has been adhered to, there Ilse opponent had quoted from the preof iqsanity from nokeby Road., Sublaco. Emu Beer speeches of Cicero. says the San Fran-isco Chronicle, nically wrong. It also means that Church has grown and flourihsed, Always on Tap. Good Accommodation This is HOLDWAY for Country Visitors. & CO. have increased in the Cork County the officials responsible for the ap- and wherever worldly systems have how he defends himself: Walter Wing, Licensed Sewerage Proprietor. Plumbers (CertifiIf I said anything of the kind cated), Peychopethic Hospital, Chicago, poaltments mistake the XXXIX been substituted, there it has inand Sheet Metal (he did say so in the speeches Workers. oasfitters Articles fora political text-book, variably withered and died. since prohibition went into A Trial Solicited. The 40-44 BEDFORD HOTEL according to the quarterly report of which is bad history: and select as universal missionary command deby his opponent) I advised Pier -street, Perth, Tel. A4395. MURRAY-STREET. Dr. J. W. Hall. chairman of the Politically fit only those who are mands a universal you of something which I did not obedienceSplendid Acconinaottation for Country Insanity Commission. He report. religiously fit, which is had logic: "Every Catholic a missionary," if know, and besides I did not offer READ Visitors. THIS! Terrill Moderate. Thored an increase of 33 per cent. in alto 'and deem none worthy of a seat in not in actual operation, at least in There Is in our midst a curious type oughly Renovated Throughout. it as testimony; then, too, that GEORGE Irishman. Kerry lee Is Bright- AUBURN, Proprietor. holic cases in December, 1920, over the Councils but those who believe support.-Editorial from Catholic was born of a crisis of of And the Price Is Right. the last officially "wet" December, in two sacraments, which is bad Missions Jounial, mine, rather than of my deliberate age Solicited. Ring A8255.Your PatronORIENTAL HOTEL. and 18 per cent. in November. He theology; and the whole thing is a judgment. . . But if anybody Hannan -street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 451. attributed the increase "either to piece of wooden-headedness which thinks that in our speeches in One of the Best Hotels on the Fields. M. J. "SHAMROCK" O'KEEFE the fact that prohibition does aot will alienate the feelings of two milSplendid public he has our real and authori- Dutcher, 245 Carr-st., Accommodation. Best of TEA AND GRILL ROOMS Everything Kept. LeedervIllis, Dining room under prohibit or else there is more kick lion Moderates, at a time when tative opinions. he is making a big Prime 'Beef, super% istOCI Pork, 1.s4Dir Meals, 1, ii; waye on hand. Mutton, If you are tired of living in the modern drinks." there are none to spare, which is WELLINGTON-STREET, PERTI mistake. cornea Beer and small Weekly, 27/6. Mrs.JIMTaylor. in a hoax, of FRAWLEY, PioM. SHERIDAN, Proprietress l'hen just ,he same old mechine-made Atf Meat he goes on to approve of the cool 'storage on tis-every-other-Isoune style. you samePiesuises. Tel. Mel! Catholics and Cinemas. will obotly welcome NATIONAL HOTEL, FREMANTLE. "I would rather save one kiddie off Renovated Throughout, N.W. and the street than build the most Country Visitors specially Catered for. Under Owen's Personal Supervision. B. beautiful edifice in the world." M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. (Late CenThe above declaration of Archtral shamrock ilotels, Perth). bishop George W. Mundelein is the (Approved by the Hierarehy of the Church and Registered (An Entirely Australian ProdCO slogan of a new campaign against under the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) 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9SISIOSIMSILIS.WiNSWOOM% at Messines in 1917, and the D,.S.O., with two bars, in the same year; was three times menPublications Received tioned in despatches; received the BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE. Order of the Rising Sun for miliOralso the Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. in Japan; work tary EXPOSURE OF CORK'S BISHOP (Under the Patronage of His Grace the Archbishop of Perth). In Mallow. By Mrs. William O'Brien. der of Vladimar for work in RusOF ALLEGED INTRIGUE. No library is complete or can swore This Establishment occupies the finest position in W.A. It is sia, and the Cross of St. George. All aven not to Include this volume. built on an elevation, surrounded by acres of land, within six minHe was wounded five times, and ties of life and living in Ireland preMost Rev. Dr. Cohalan, Bishop of vious utes' walk from the Railway Station. reprito the dastardly calamitous lost his left arm in July, 1917; Cork, in the course of a letter to the sals-indeed, 11*, concluding chapter, Kalamunda, a popular tourist resort, is 1000 feet above sea gassed in March, 1918; invalided Cork Examiner, refers to the Ger- "A Night of horror," deals with the level, and cannot be surpassed for its delightfully cool, invigorating in December, 1919. of Mallow, and which the authorman Plot report issued by the Ger- sack climate. A splendid opportunity is thus afforded to children from ess flatly charges the Forces of the And yet he was a common footpad! man Government. the City, and from enervating country climates, to enjoy the ! Crown with-are delightfully presented mountain air in this beautiful locality. The spirit of young "The report," the letter states, to the reader. MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, "reproduces the story of the alleged Ireland; the Faith and devotional pracFor terms apply tices of the people; the inbred love A T C I,. German interference in respect of of Nature and peaceful settlement; the 8T. JOSEPH'S CONVENT :: FREMANTLE. Cork See of beauty of Irish old age, with Its sad my appointment to the (bp ceditball o Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, and! Joyous associations and memories; which appeared in the Press in the and Harmony the characteristic bungling of the authat Examinations. was for Xil story The Preparedl of 1917. Pupils autumn thorities in ordering the Inmates from Terms in AdIvance. Count Bernstorff, the German Am- mallow Workhouse, which is required 87 THIRD-AVE., INGLEWOOD. a barracks, no provision for transbassador at Washington, had sent a for Little Bourke few feet wider than 1921. 29, or other accommodation having January Front, Irish the On telegram to the German Foreign Of- port street, so the scene can be imagbeen first made. resulting in deaths Insurance Company, Limited. COLLADIES' HEART SACRED 24, 1916." August on fice from cold and hunger (this is in 1918, ined. Last Night we were Raided by the LEGE, in the long run the barracks was SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, PERTH. Having quoted the alleged tele- and Black and Tans! The "Hostage" Campaign. not used as such, bus after being setTUCKFIELD STREET, gram asking the German Govern- tled in another place the poor old peoFIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, Thank We live in great times. EAST FREMANTLE. It was a great experience-now ment to us their influence at the Va- ple were brought back to their old and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at LOWEST God the "world is safe for Demon. Conducted by the Religious of tician in respect of Dr. Coholan's ap- Home!): the spirit of the men "on the it is overt But it is an experience phases are these vividly run" -511 any to racy" and "a place fit for heroes CURRENT RATES E MIDWOOD, Manager. I am prepared to give away to Notre Dante Des Missions. pointment, the Bishop continues:- portrayed. The contents, light and live in!" God knows what would DAY and curious -minded individual should -Bishop literary Assistant enchanting. real and sorrowful, BOARDERS "I had been have been the position had we lost Natureful, are exhilarating. comthere be a second one in store for SCHOLARS. on June 7th, and my consecration from mencing well with Ireland as a the war. As it is, we cannot stop me. It is not conducive to one's Pupils are prepared for Unisersity 1914. to the death of Bishop O'Calla- "Land of Song," and subsequent chapa friend to speak to him in the and peaceful frame of mind to have ghan on June 14, 1916. I have been ters supported by thoughts inspired Examinations. street-it is "proclaimed." Any of ForMusical 7.1 8861 writlees, not only by Canon Sheehan's 29th, since August half-a -dozen flashlights and revolto of Cork apply Bishop particulars further but by intimate knowledge of and asus are liable to be grabbed hold of vers thrust into one's face, and to 1916. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. sociation with him, it Is a delightful and taken round the streets in a be pushed tip a flight of stairs in Alleged Telegram. B199. Tel. story, necessary work. and a really military lorry as a hostage: to -day Our copy is from Miss McDermott, the dark with half-a -dozen revol"The alleged telegram of Count Hey -street. they took Colonel Maurice Moore, vers in the small of one's back. G. F. YEATES run, Bernstori's dated August, 1916, and who commanded the Conlong a had have I However, Woman's Social Work, organ of the Optician, been have should beGerman influence naught Rangers in the war, but Catholic Women's Social Guild, Meland, after all, you would have very powerful indeed to be able to bourne. The new series Of this pubwho is a Dominion Home Ruler, 37 BARRACK-STREET, PERI. gan to doubt if I really were in IreTown Hall). withlication, of which the copy under (Opposite days, even within six at procure a s a hostage! In and carried him land, unless I could point to is the first number, is a 16-page out a representative in Rome, my notice some places they cannot put their least one raid. quarto journal, whose contents is inon See of Cork to the appointment worse; pockets.. We have hands in their deed varied and specially suitable to It could have been much SAVOY HOTEL Catholic women In whom a perusal of August 19. to be in after dark-Curfew is at they could have paid their visit at simply a record of the progress of torn of Press notice in the "I took no a as unsafe after dark.. 10 p.m., but it is But of Luxury am. Acme The Savoy is the the usual hour of 2 organisation, and as such canthe newspaper report, but I thought women's The next order we will get will be and Refinement. not but be helpful to members. Not matter of fact they were good to make us go about the street Accommodation may be reserved by it my duty to write to the Holy Fa- only that, it is a guide to unorganised enough to call exactly 20 minutes women by whom a perusal of the Catholic and ther, for of all his anxiety from with our "hands up!" NEW NORCIA. after Curfew. It was just 1020, supwire or letter. pages could not fail to evoke added its war, it would surely have their ability and we were about to sit down to a desire to offer M. QUIGLEY, Licensee. J. Are Heroes." "These Men have CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. great and just displeasure to energy in the interests of a much needper. I had my hand on a chair thought that one of his Bishops had ed Catholic welfare movement. By the way, you have been told when a number of what -are -now-to had recourse to an intrigue such as quite a lot, I am sure, about the us quite familiar noises reached our Fringe of the Eternal. By Franhis cisThe had been alleged to secure Bryan. wonderfully -blood Mrs. blue GENTLEGonna (Burns, Oates and Wash at looked I ears. Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. bourne. London). Here at last have MEN that comprise the Black and BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, Episcopal appointmnt." "Motor lorries!" was the only re work that will appeal to a host we a Tans. So were 'we-at first,. They 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, Action of the Holy See. The book is mark, and we listened. More noises of our Catholic readers. In gathered have dropped it now. "What!" "Accordingly I wrote to his Ho- a compilation of anecdotes MELBOURNE. up the street reached us-then a Manchester priest during a visit Greenwood used to exclaim, "can containing all Holy Week Books. through the Cardnal Secretary by noises from the other end of the For Particulars Apply to the BROTHER DIRECTOR. to a brother priest in the 'West of IrePrice: Cloth, 3/9; liners any man even think that these the Ceremotins. of State, and had the favour of re. land. street. (We did not learn till Tile scenes, many and varied 7/-; post free. and 6/3 Leather, laid In the hisnext morning from the neighbours Our Special Correspondent in Ire- men would have covered themsel- The Passion and Glory of Christ. cciving through the Cardinal Secre- as they are, are solely surroundings of was and picturesque toric ves street with glory the in field, could from Last the Chevalier do the Events land, Cyril Bryan, as Commentary on reply, the West coast of Ireland. that the whole of tary the following gracious The reBy PoelziAscension. the things with which they are Supper to the Commander of the Noble Guard invested, and the two cross -streets S.J. Price, 17/,; post which I now give to the Press for citals deal mainly with that ever-precharged. They typify the chivalry Martindale, LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. to Archbishop Mannix in Melsent richness of faith always existing commanded by other cars). Still the first time:free,. Of of England!" throughout those particular parts. eviThe Ceremonies of Holy Week-In we listened-and then it came bourne during the stirring "The Vatican, 29/11/1917. how, is ever there visitors, to the By One Priest. Only With Churches & conscripand memorable I could tell you about a lot of "As to the alleged report which dent that grand link with the past, the Price, 4/9; 1. J. Itudisch,. Bang! Bang! Bang! tion campaigns. them, but one will do. A few weeks Rev,. the old poetry and post free. has been circulated in the Press remembrancestheofbygone and MURRAY-STREET THE We MUSIC SELLERS, centuries, stir. lore of not folk did we By Hilaire and the Faith. ago, one of them , Major Ewan E urope For' a moment relative to your electon as Bishop, which seemingly forever will remain Price 20/e: post free. Who give Better Anent, n and Guarantee Satisfaction. A Courageous Rebuff, Cameron Bruce, late of the Irish Bellew. had several times discussed what the Holy Father, who shields you such despite intrusions by the emisBy Rev. 0. The Mother of Christ. event, an, such in do NOTE ADDRESS: should .Corps, civiONLY 180 MURRAY-STREET we was court-martialled for R. Vassal -Phillips, C.SS.R. Price, 11/-; (near Boans). with his benevolence, charges me saries of the so-called continental tell this to give you an idea of stealing £75 which only at the best refrom a creamery. He post free. and always it was decided that if hisI height,. Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. mice more to reassure you on the lisations, was surely six-feet - and his nephew sordid commercial and IndusLife of St. Nicholas of Tolentina, went along in a O.S.A. they came they would have to six in his He counsel you to pay present subject, and to established when NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. which interests, trial not Rev. E. A. Foran. Price, boots! "You're By smash in the door. For if there is Irish," he said. "No, I am an Aus- military lorry, "arrested" the mana- 10/6; post free. no heed to these newspaper state- in their own particular countries, ruin Write for Free Catalogue. forever the local tradition and honest one certain danger in Ireland to- tralian," was my reply," and I ger, and rifled the safe. Then they The Making of a Republic. By Kevin ments as being altogether devoid and BEST STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. grand simplicity of the peasantry. Price, 7/6; post free. O'Shiel. day, it is the danger of being shot strongly resent my house being bro- "released" the manager with a warn. R. The of foundation.-Signed. and fosters and rears communities of By Conception. in mistake. We have never feared ken into like this." "What are you ing! The gallant Major has been sen- Rev. T. Immaculate their In -like "P. Cardinal Gasparri." people who are machine Price, 3/0; post Harper, S.J. have movements, and as far as their natural a raid on ourselves. What we doing in Ireland?" was the next tenced to 12 months. It came out free. The bishop concludes his letter gifts are concerned they have absoluteNotes. By and Sermon felt jumpy about was being raided question,. "Studying,." "What did in all the papers, so the courtmai- Rev.Sermons Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. In vast contradistinction Price, 9/-; post free. with the query: "Are the other al- ly vanished. H. Ryder. for some one else. I have already you leave Australia for?" "Well, to tial could not quite let him off. Of By leged communications in the to all this are the author's sweet romanD ivine Contemplations for All. Go"The Famous "Snigg's Corner," Price, 8/-; post told you that every house in this be candid," I replied, "I left Aus- course, he will not do the sentence. Rev. S. Lowsmet. tic tales of the varied adventures unequally valuePlot Report vernment Western Irenatives of by the dertaken by mistake. free. raided street has been tralia in an effort to try and re. - He and Canon Magner's murderer Of how they are generally the land. less?" The fools each time thought they cover the health I lost fighting for will get good Government jobs elseto devotion THE undying PLACE TO GO FOR result of their North In many were raiding No. their grand Catholic Faith. SPIGL WHEN IN PETIT!! C41.t. OVER TO the Empire that sends you here to. where. But what sort of a man Tobacconist,J.Perth, FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION Instances the author moves us to pity, will be pleased if street, but all the time it was No.- night." "Oh, so you were in the was this Major? Here it is: TOWER HOTEL as we read the thrilling narrative showwould call for your requirements street, that they had Australian army?" "Yes," I said, South SHIRTS, 80K, TIPS, ETC. peasant wife Accused's record showed that he you and save money. Shaving 4d., Haircut- CHARLES ST.. WEST PERTH, ing the devotion of the come to! husband and children, and enlisted in August, 1914, in the ting gd. Orders sent to any part of \nd your old friend Ernie hands out a for her sick times and opening a drawer pulled out she risks and loses EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL how many No remittance W.A. by V.P. Post. welcome to you an. North Somerset Yeomanry. my A.I.F. tunic and tossed it to him. He needed. What Mistaken Identity Means. may ones suffering so that the her life, Razors Cheapest in Perth. COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. First -Class Residential Home. went over with the tanks in Set; Watches, have the comfort of the priest at their Pipes, or any other arCleanliness and Attention. You must understand that the "Disloyalty Proved"-Courage Not bedside ere they depart this life. And 1916, and was awarded the M.C. Proprietor. ticles Repaired with guarantee. Wanting. danger of the "mistaken" raid is again, there are many passages that DON'T FORGET THE will have a great appeal for the chilthis: They may be after some pro- The medal ribbons caught his dren. Of the steadfastness of the ADDRESS J. minent Republican, and if they eye. "You have seen a lot of seraverage child in his faith and country make a mistake and come to your vice," he commented,. "Yes," and and parents there are ample examples CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. The object of the author appears to he. house, well, they would think noth- (I could not keep it back) "this is despite cynicism (which is shown at ing to shooting you directly you how I am rewarded for it." "You times), to point out that by their isoopen the door. They can easily seem to have been at it pretty lation from civilised ideas, and clinging to their old traditions, and their wonsay that you "attempted to es- early," he commented, pointing to derful belief in their Catholic Faith. cape," or "opened fire on the my African ribbons,. "But what is they are in touch with their and troops," or some such lie, to me." new this ribbon-it's Saviour than It would be If they were Greenwood would give them the "Zululand," I replied. He put the continually in touch and contaminated de"civilised and Christian'. fully by supposed had we O.B.E. Therefore, tunic down and asked me for a His wonderful stories tt' Intrusion. cided on letting them break in the sheet of paper. "Look here," I appeal to all, especially several borderfully place the have then. door, and ing on the supernatural, and the title said, "you have my name down on CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK"The Fringe of the Eternal," forms a lighted by the time they came up. a piece of paper. Am I to undervery fine cover as such. In conclusion, That was why I was hesitating. stand that you were specially told Note the Address: PIER STREET of foreword the way of decoration, by it off to raid me?" "Yes," he said. when-Bang! Bang! Bang! the author may not be amiss: "The 'Phone, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. West Coast of Ireland forms a natural came again. "Are you going to take me off?" I the following, such tales as setting for asked. "No," he replied, and addAdmittance is "Sought." because there the spirit of simple faith reaches so elmice and rare a growth, "Not now! Let us have a few "I suppose I may as well let them ed, and because there, too, the play of the alright, I and it will be particulars in," I said, and started for the door. think." supernatural suffers such little human resistance to its solution of tile pro"I will go down," said Mrs. Bryan. blems of life-and death."-C. J. M. But I walked slowly down the Clod Save Australis From Such-like. RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Our copy is from Miss McDermott, Departure. stairs-if I could not be quite calm, Hay -street. at least I could pretend to! "Who's Then he started. "Where do you there?" I demanded at the door. come from?" "Perth." "Perth," he 1,1(55. Is. 00,31,EA, manager. tes bASIEL MULCAHY. 1'1(.1 "Open the door," roared a voice. said: "that's West Australia. IRISH NATIONAL "Who are your I again demanded. "Sure," I answered. "Do you know FORESTERS came Door!" "Open the a military man there named the roar. I flung it open. "Yes," was my reply, "he was my A SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. THE CATHOLIC ART BOOK DEPOT brother's Sergeant-Major. He has a Name Well Known. No Initiation Fee. Cheapest ConShrewd men reviewing the present position of the woollen mar534 HAY -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite King Ed As hinted above, I would sooner Commission now on the Permanent can only come reports tributions. newspaper by the as indicated in England ket J. McDERMOTT, MISS M. ward ii0Stel). Proprietress. Tel. A1655. big man like you." to one conclusion, and that is that Suits must advance still further look into quite a lot of things before Staff. He isin a the Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets Pure Wax Clinches, 65 per cent. pure Beeswax, In conformity with same regiment," in price in the near future. The one way to avoid these rising costs alternate Thursdays, in the Trades Hall I would choose to look into half -a "We were Wicks Tapers, Sanctuary Oil, Church requirements; Charcoal, Insense, (Room 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. fact I was going Holy Oil Stocks, Missal Markers. Priests' New Ritual, Pictures a speyour future Clothing requirements without delay. dozen revolvers, held at a distance the giant said.to "In Brian Boni Branch, Fremantle, every join the Permanent is to provide for cialty. /Stations or the Cross, Acts of Consecration to the Sacred heart; alternate of half to two inches from one's to Australia Tuesday, Friendly Societies Pearl Rosaries; Mother of and Children Irish horn Silver of Mary Medals; show came along!" Hall, 64 Adelaide -street; Secretary's face. And especially when one is Staff only this Pictures of Bishops' Conference; Photos. of Dr. Mannis; Books by late Keating, However, things went smoothly Canon Sheehan and Father Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and Readblinded by the flare of the same 2SluallurWrrneeell: he got a few final ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir James Butler, and Francis Thompson. Boulder; number of electric torches. How- after that, and Secretary's address, Court Agent for Catholic Directory, 1921, Record, Sacred Heart Messenger, Our he asked was Hotel, Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. ever, I still found myself alive when particulars. Finally Lady's Annals, St. Joseph's Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. AnJohn Dillon, Midland Junction, J. F. "Do in Ireland. thony's Annals, Ave Marla, Benziger's Magazine. Irish, American, and the hall was filled with the Black I going to stay mad?" O'Malley, Quebec -street, Midland Juncof a Suit or two over and above immediate needs The purchase retorted. I think I'm you English Literature Stocked. Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, tion. and Tans, and having got my high price period ahead. the in carrying men over materially will assist soon Large Assortment. as Australia to Money to Lend on application to the breath back I asked what they "I'm off backfinished The woollen market. advantage of this favourable are are not taking Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and R. wanted. "What's your name?" de- as I have that be?"myhe studies." as posBarrack -street, Perth, or the asked. margin of profit we retain on Brown's Better Suits is as low manded a giant of a man who was "When will present-day conditions. At all times we aim at General secrethary, care J. J. Snigg, with more sible consistent with PURCHASER, Barrack -street. "Bryan," I replied. "Unless you interrupt mesome still in charge. Better Suits and Brown's VALUE FOR THE such me, or arrest raids, or "What?" he snapped, and up the the same sterling value that has made them famous right "a few embody revolvers came again-one of them thing like that," I replied, throughout West Australia. We buy materials as heavily as it is PERTH CATHOLIC YOUNG will see me on the under my nose set my knees on the more months possible to do, and tailor our Suits for the lowest possible figure that MEN'S SOCIETY. place worth GOOD TAILORING can be done for, depending on the immense turnjerk. Then with the other hand move towards the onlyThat finished 504 HAY -STREET, PERTH. in nowadays." living make the giant got a folded paper out of him, and in about half -an-hour from over and the satisfaction that our Suits give the wearers to ;Under the Patronage of Ills Grace a commercial success. business our his pocket and shook it to straightArchbishop he and his fellow Black en it out. I was wishing he would his entrancewere Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Card once more careering Buy GOOD CLOTHES ONLY, and buy them well ahead of your Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' Club, remove the gun from my nose and and Tans streets Buy outlay. Clothing your on money save up you would knocking if or needs Debating, the around and Dramatic Musical, hut use his right hand on the job, Society. Brown's Better Suits, and you have Style, Quality, and Satisfaction after a while he got it straight and some more "dangerous" people. into the bargain. ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. Nothing? "Cyril it.. and Know on In Ireland read something A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC "Yes." Bryan?" he demanded,. It was not until this morning that YOUNG MAN SliOULD BELONG TO. "Where do you live." he snapped we discovered that the men below Pull particulars on application toVi, J. WEBB, lion. Secretary. out. "First floor," I replied, rather in the hall had smashed all the let"Get up ter boxes and made a clean sweep shaky by this time,. there," he snapped again, and forth- of letters. Still, as an experience, Society of St. Vincent de Pau with the revolvers were transferred we won't mind that,. We were Western Australia (Inoorp). to my back, and I led the proces- lucky to be raided by such a crowd. sion up the stairs ,. They disturbed nothing, made no All this only took a few minutes,. search, did not even search me; a, This Society exists for the purpose of assisting worthy families and others, Standing in the doorway of the though to he sure they would not including Inmates of public institutions, flat was Mrs,. Bryan, "What's the have found even a "Dr. Mannix in indigent circumstances, and engages matter?" she asked in the most button" if they had torn the -place in other good ssorks. It is governed OUR MAIL ORDER DEPART. by a Council, orrice in Swan Chambers, "Just down! We have not been in Irecasual manner imaginable. MENT. Barrack -street, Perth, and has branches a raid," was my reply in as casual land the past year for nothing. or conferences in many parishes This important Department has throughout the State. a tone as I could summon up, Then "Move on"-or be Shot. been organised with a view to givI turned to the giant man. "This The calls on HE funds are many, and ing country clients, who cannot call The raid wiped from my mind all with a view to supplementing its reis my wife," I said. "I have a little sources, the Society invites persons personally, the full benefit of the G. girl of seven asleep inside. I. hope about a little experience in Grafton when making their wills to remember its R. BROWN TAILORING SERyou won't waken her; she will go street a few hours earlier. Yesterwork. Bequests may be made in favat what distance VICE. No matter our of the Particular Council, or any into hysterics." "Is she sick?" he day saw the introduction of the city we can fit the live from you Conference of the Society. asked,. "No," I replied, "but she new "move on" order in Dublin, satisfaction by to your entire you it until but I had forgotten about has heard enough about you people of our Mail Order System. I entered Grafton-stregt about 4,30 means to send her off,." YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF Thus you have the benefit of City WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Three of them now strode into p.m. The first thing I saw' were Tailored Clothes at sterling value By armed cars and lorries all along the the rooms and looked about. door. right to your prices brought Under the PatoigIschain.His Grace the this time I had recovered my com- crowded street, and then on the Send to-day-a postcard will doposure somewhat, and demanded footpaths, shifting and shoving peofor our liberal parcel of patterns Objects: The Study of the Language, Music, History, Literature, and Dancing to know what they wanted. The ple on, were scores and scores of home-measurement simple and of Ireland, and the revival of the ideals giant then turned his attention to Black and Tans, each with revolchart. These are sent free to your of an Irish -Ireland. address. me and looked me up and down. vers on their legs and in their Oh" The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S Not seeing any rifles or bombs hands. I was hauled off my biWRITE US TO DAY. BOYS' SCHOOL WELLINGTON-ST. sticking out of my pockets, he took cycle, a big roll of papers in my Monthly and Subscriptions: Ladles out a cigarette, put it in his mouth, pocket examined, and then told to Juveniles, 6d.; Gentlemen, Is. DRESS ADDRESS FOR -street, from J. F., DOHENY, Hob. Secretary. and welkin: over to the gas jet, "get along." isGrafton P. CLIFFORD, Asst. secretary. not more than a

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one on His right and the sive that they had to raise Him- placed other on His left so that the words and perhaps carry Him up to Cal of Scripture were fulfilled, "He was reputed among the wicked." It has Melbourne, March 9, 1921. Here I must make a remark; it often been said that Our Lord was We in Australia are not called is really not a digression from the crucified facing out towards the writes Paul support Ireland's claims as St. to Way of the Cross. West, and this, is litterally and ab- upon do so, in his Epistle to the Hebrews (He- solutely true. I have myself often if we were native Irish. Wejustice. order in out of feelings of "Jesus, however, that spot. brews, 13-12) this fact on the very so far as people verified that He might sanctify the without was crucified and died "outside We befriend Ireland,weand He express our by His own blood, suffered the gate," the western gate of the is made necessary, same the gate, outside the gate." Where The Biggest Thing in Price then Jerusalem, with His back to- displeasure at England, intothedefend been has was we undertook "gate" who as spirit this people or what wards that ungrateful On Men's Goods and with His peaceful Belgium against the rapacthe subject of anxious and persistHim, rejected had Aertex Cellular UNDERWEAR , 12/6; Sale Price, 9/6. ent inquiry for many centuries. But face turned towards the pagan ity of an invader. We are a free be to Sport SUITS, 2 -garment, tweed, with belt back coat and cuff a few years ago, to the astonishment world, the people of the west, and of people, and we like others bottom trousers, 97/6; Sale Price, 70/-. and delight of everyone curious Europe. He was crucified most pro. free Sport SUITS, in dark all wool tweed, 115/-; Sale Price. 57/6. which a fragment Hence a new movement about the matter, Lo! bably at about twelve o'clock, noon: Sport SUITS in rough fawn tweed, 136/-; Sale Price 90/-. of the ancient wall of Jerusalem has and He hung there for about three provides for our showing sympathy mercerised poplin, 67/6; Sale Pries 46/.. just gainis monastery a fashion There is an al- with Ireland in this been discovered in died. He till hours (By Rev. Gerald J. Griffin.) SUITS, in cream mercerised matte cloth, 70/-; Sale Washing of support from here at Calvary, and this famous tar on this spot where the Cross was ing a large amount the of The some and Australians. wall, gate in the fixed in the ground and where people here-as White Pith HELMETS, size 61 only, 10/6; Sale Price, 1/6. At one end of her ancient paved street near the wall Jesus died; and there is also a cru- movement crystallises in the Selffor visitors. Silk SCARVES in plain and fancy time loaded with His Cross. The Father life- over which Our Saviour must have cifix, at life-size crucifix over this al- Determination for Ireland League of and shop there is a group of statues, stripes, 251- to 75/-, at HAlf Now that we are in the holy prayers, the out reads again sol- passed, or been dragged or carried, tar. the founded in been sufferLord, has and the Our of Australia, including crucifixes many Price-, size, seen have Marked I thought moving the are pause we of Lent, Jesus" after a short Simon of Cyrene, and Veroni- so that the words of St. Paul that much finer and more ecetly than Sydney and Melbourne. The Irish Tunic SHIRTS in striped camon down -hill till we come to the diers, ings and death of our Lord the Sis- "He suffered outside the gate" are this one, and far greater works of Ireland League has merged in with and towel; into the presenting come ca Welsh Maralong zephyrs, and here bric constantly was Third Station. It Christ must positively declared to me that now perfectly clear and bear no art; but this one of ail others is it. Membership may be obtained getson's, Palaco, and other good The Stations of the this hill that the Jews were stand- ter our minds. exact spot further difficulty to be understood. there on the very spot, and in the by any person who subscribes to the for on is 9/6; 15/6, Price group Sale this 12/-; means makes, best crying the and Cross are among hap"To secure support for scenes ing in their thousands, Sale Price, 12/6; 17/6, Sale Him." where this incident of Veronica We are now at the foot of Cal- very position, and the figure is look- its aim, viz, the bringing these memorable out, "Crucify Him, crucify of Ireland to devoutly saying the vary, people of After which right Indeed in the somewhat 14/6. pened. direction and same Price, us. it in the ing exclarrnen, of east before they but It was here that most vividly Un- choose freely, without coercion or here, we move on, and an. towards the south: so that in order Jesus was when He expired. richly en- "Not Special Bargains In our Tailorthis man, but Barabbas." The prayers there is no devotion more and the privi. 58/8/-, of that fortunately, we Latins were not al- dictation from outside, their own other sixty steps bring us towhere Department at ing to climb up to the summit have sacred writer says, "Now Barabbas dowed with indulgences them place and the institutions to altar, certainly Station, this governmental at we Mass Seventh and celebrate 59/9/-, and L10/10,/- per suit. lowed to and blessed hill but we must add leges than this one, the was a robber," of because it is sometimes used by the political relationship with other for the second time. It is sacred falls causes Basilica Jesus the that Saints. enter of and other Saint no the round was :s go there for our sins that Christ said that here in ancient times there the Holy Sepulchre from the south. Greek Schismatics; so the Holy See States and peoples,." love of God and sorrow so efficaci- We follow the prayers of the Third called the "Ancient Having walked in through this does not allow Catholic priests to The essence of the organisation is hearts and we are on the spot was a gate, to well up in sot senStation, peris it as simple as possible, and it will be Gate,' and that a copy of the time, time. first thirty paces, we see a celebrate Mass there. the for about fell churn' Jesus ously. At the fame where against pronounced au It is desired to of tence of death staircase on our right. These However, we make the Twelfth maintained so. we move on down the street the haps the easiest to perform of Australia on MERCERS TAILORS King of the Jews was affixed to stonF book is re- Soon steps which we mount have Station there. and it is the holy and educate theof people of the hill, and we come nineteen foot devotions. No prayer the for to gate; this Ireland. of present-day rosary columns the of facts the use a Jesus one of climbed millions ever-memorable place where Jesus Only quired, we need not to the Fourth Station, where Inside called by certainly- been many by was gate propaganda, prethis persistent are by reason back fiats Are" which hood prayers centuries the pros. seen people "Where for often His afflicted Mother. beads, no special the "Gate of Judg- times, and pilgrims an believers in died. I have public speakers and by pamphlets, conditions are meets from the street and the Christians trating themselves there, and de- can scribed. Only twomove a great and by devout widely always made was be This the facts a little, a a doorway of these ment." parts a alld to sees from ground. one first the coming kissing small yard. necessary; thoroughfare, and it is said Christ they have also been climbed voutly will be suf- across a known. A large mass of ignorance few feet or even inchesStation, and beautif el church, which has been busy The Thirteenth Station is not exists, but it must surely give way Jesus, justled by the push world; saints. And when we more many by away ficient between each or think for a lately built by the Armenian Ca- that feet prosten or fell eight than crowd, unthinking nineif its daily -paper nourishment is the top of these Some of the pavement of ing and secondly to meditate a second time. have reached the 12th. It is the place where proved to be tainted,. and tholics. which existed in trate to the ground steps we are on the hill of Cal- from street teen rte. few moments on the sufferings of ancient ante arms the the in Eight laid the was to Jesus on known move we As At a State Convention to be held Golgotha, where the work afflicted Mother after He had been of Our Lord may still be death of Our Lord. I have a perceptible rise in vary, onredemption make, the the timethe after Easter. a State Council will be was accomplishto this church; tion, there isand entrance our of many who ade, anc, still by Josat Cross the seen the from crossing down it after taken day; Meanwhile a temporary the ground, every the the Son of God paid Stations oflielle Cross the marks of two feet are quite There was selected. Bab el Amoud," we ed. where eph and Nicodemuc or four min- and council has been set up, which convisible, which are said to street,in "Tarik and price of our salvation with His can be done in three plain Protest. German the of T,. M. Burke. Pierce salutary front of Messrs. sists more stop utes, and nothing issoul. The Sta- be the footprints of the Blessed VirCody, E. Adams, A- A. Calwell, M. or beneficial to the Clancy, P. most L. J. in Chamberlain, tions are publicly performed two or Crowe, J. Hayes, T. Scanlan, P. of our churches and chapels Dr. John aka% Lent, Baldwin, G. Dr. during Smyth, three times a week them privateMurphy. A returned soldiers' corn V V 1 v we should often make of the year. and chosen, been also has mittee times ly ourselves at all seriously of one of them, Mr. J. J. Collins, is to One can scarcely think and death be an organising secretary. Our Lord's sufferings to tears, and Tjj 4 This League is similar to ones al. without being moved Scotare England, in tears existence in ready "These -io!".Nuttl as the poet says, cannot land, Canada, and the United States. gracious drops," and they the kind After being established in all the fail to draw down upon us Federal grand Rea States of Australia, and loving looks of our Divine In the Convention will be held. deemer: and His most abundant proposed constitution there is a graces and blessings. "no that provision cynical my of somewhat any, if But, perhaps, few, member of the Federal or of any the Stareaders lute e performed eligible for be shall Parliament done, State have I as tions of the Cross, spots on which membership of the State Council or on the Very identical events of the National Executive. each of these memorable The new League is, in one sense, praying took place. When you are exact rather pacific than militant. It aims very the in and meditating SCHOOL FOR DAY PUPILS AND BOARDERS. our at educating the people to seeing place in which the mysteries of the the jtistice and equity of Ireland's Under the care of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Appiisition. redemption were accomplished, bruand notably the illogicality and position, consolation - The situation is Picturesque and Healthy and the Clinlate soul keels a thrill of tality of that of the English Governbracing. express. You which no words can the Proof Secular secretary and To the ment. Religious footsteps in In the course of Studies a sound Training walk in the Flood -stained this sortestant Federation a letter has been subjects is given. if the divine Victim during this from speaker a that mind's asking sent, your care. The health of the Pupils eeceives very special rowful journey, and withyourself each new League shall he allowed to take eye you can picture toincidents that If desired, Pupils are prepared for all Music Examinations; also the platform at a "loyalist" meeting and every one of the called Commercial Subjects. think and of the Protestant Federation pause you as place: took It spots For Further Particulars apply to the LOCAL SUPERIOR. Will he for Thursday night (March 10). the on each of these hallowed them seem to satisfy him. He loye and gratiis apparently conscious of condemn Jesus to death? hesi- is proposed that a speaker from Results Commercial Examination, held in December, USA. your soul fills withthus "gratify, fill, hallow and example, the of heard Norcia. expression, be New spite shall and in Federation 0.8.11., and Protestant suffered Lamer, innocence, Business College, Sydney. populace is impatiNational the But But there is 'some- His tude for Him who live. You seem By Father tates. mind." the like, symthe exalt the Irish or of rally the coming accusations, Diploma Shorthand.-John Reason, 99 per cent. minute. died that we might this loving Savently waiting to hear the sentence. at Gimes- thing more in the picture than in- calumnies, Jews, no the William the :present by to Up Father Him pathisers. by against the of is (Detailed produced Speed Shorthand.-Penelope White, 100 words per exSuch to hear the sighs tellectual beauty; there is also The standing What is to be done? over has been received to this letsez, 0.S.B., New Norcia.) there He is represented mirroring Speed Shorthand.-Eva Burville, 100 words per minute. iour as He is dragged along attitude of Pilate in the present pic- answer pression of distinct thought. of the alindication an but it is can upright, ter; you and majestically Speed Typewriting.-Eva BurvIlle, 40 words per minute. represented road, has before the artist the Jesus and this painful of ture, presence Lesmes, noble Father organisation unperturbed new of hamand whichthe in of the The brush Speed Typewriting-Linda Greenwood, 40 words per minute. through His divine as it did happen in way most catch the sound Him ,many and tribunal with serene and ofguiltless per cent. conscience him as faithfullyresult the to produced tranquil work. and has will clean a Diploma Typewriting-John Reason, is nail 0.S.B., face trial the that of doubtThe attitude mer-blows the reality. all They countenance, surface the Day,. of pictures. unruffled St,. Patrick's and per cent. varied original who is like the clear Untruth overruled Diploma Bookkeeping-John Reason, well known. cross, and the imprecations character, ful expression in the judge brought polished His religious the a of reflects demand water Patrick's chiefly St. the of are of loudly outburst celebrations The who Gardiner, 94 per cent. unanimous The cruel Jews Advanced Bookkeeping.-Elsie taken listening to the accusations the bottom of the justice. and represent historical facts Him. Day are a more fitting place for by one of the pebbles laying at death. Elementary Business Principles. --Elsie Gardiner, 96 per cent. from the of the multitude of: "Crucify Gospel or from forth against Jesus impatient -all, accusations the in from Neither Irish. expressed-as Stations either lake. be to question opinions and the fourteen settled are Him," There Father chief priests, the or Benedictine monastic life. nor even the sentence crucify with the result that it The functions connected with the expectation of the chief priests, beginning at the Pretorium, re- threatening judge, will in the for ever,the ending at Lesmes then, is, par excellence, a art greatest tragedy ever great feast are expected to go off finally the malicious of death from athechange and caused House of Pilate, and and populace, sweet, the in Religion correctly, painter. 'procession, influence namely, the most enthusiastically little boys. least Mount Calvary, or more which is ligious qualities notice- indignation shown by thethoughts of Jesus, be- witnessed in this world, rare his countenance of two heavenly are by Sepulchre, Death of the Redeem- worts gathering, and concert. It Holy and all thoughts, Passion at the are his these all in declarations exception such incidents of without none able is a pity that the holding of the first Nine of these is separated at cause close by. name- works, and both of them are so in- which the picture of convict Him of a guilty con- er.The idea of introducing little boys should be under petty restrictions hundreds equal merit, as could are mentioned in the Gospels, from the once effect to cannot he that terwoven goes, by which science. ly: (1) Our Lord's condemnation among the populace is original of imposed by the Melbourne City cross, one without in some degree effect- far as mere paintings SEWING Opposite to Our Lord is the Judge, Father Lesmes, and unique in its Council, but they are minor details death, (2) His carryingis His as a work of art and stamps ranks " as it to submitting, the I am wears forced who other. ' the Pilate, neat imitator Pontius afford more variety to that cannot affect the real spirit of (3) Simon of Cyrene Lord's worns ing of his latest com- its author, "notofasa the one on the judg- kind. They in sits we hope, rate and At any Our instance, toga, the day. (4) an fold Roman the cross, or skin the bear and positions, representing the trial of of the texture as a man of mind." ment seat. He seems tQ understand the picture. MACHINES expression of Father Barry, that but to the daughters of Jerusalem, The picture measures fifteen feet the Yes, which took Jesus before the Roman Governor, of a drapery., of the case. narrow-minded councillors who the last five events In fact nobody of average intel- the importance by seven feet deep. It is et,- the long SIMPLE, SKINT, STRONG Our most and (5) hardest will Pilate. rules, the Calvary, the obnoxious Pontius framed indeed near is place on or culture will fail to observe it in a most artistic frame, made case ever dealt with up closed "relegated. to the municipal The picture is really beautiful. lectual ...I.'''. STANDARD SEWING Lord is stripped of His garments the principal, as well is in the important Empire. at New Note-ie. and hangs above the scph drink, (6) Our The simple contemplation of its out- in of the picture, the to that day in the Roman charge Lord Abbot's prieu-dieu in the choir s7anild" and given gall to the figures MACHINES secondary pleasure; He us (7) gives paneCross, to every the annual Cathedral, ward qualities listens At the Pilate wished author the Lord is nailed to feelings or ideas of the Cathedral. is taken ideas of simple LOCK STITCH aid CHAIN gyric of St. Patrick will be preached Our Lord, for brought aaginst Jesus, yet none of dies on the Cross, (8) (9)HeHe is laid namely, it excites express. to them Ruskin'' to according by the Rev. James Megan. S.J., of down from the Cross, five other in- beauty, which, ST1101 He arrived Xavier College, Kew. in the tomb. The in the dead Jesus, her beloved Son in Melbourne last year. her Two Modifies io Out from ..wow. us cidents are not mentioned by a saved He where and for the sins this spot, says ant Hospice of St. John; here there Blood, The Coming Census. of the devil. dead, slain, struck down Scriptures, but are confirmed they are the gin. It was heresheon was standing is a plain stone with a Latin cross hell and from the power just opened. of the world. Well could the prophet very ancient tradition; His Bishop Phelan, of Sale, has asked The most perfect round shuttle machine made. New Shipment walk in from the staircase to. exclaim "for the crimes of my peotradition, that We meeting wall, the, in inserted it on carved Jesus, of falls along three and there are many ple I have struck Him." Mary knew Catholics to describe themselves as the cour- when her Divine Son came Write for illustrated Catalogue and particulars of [lire Purchase to which marks the Eighth Station. It wards the east,engage attention. with His holy Mother, and surrounded our and in filling cross, when His which Catholics" the holy bearing this, and a sword of sorrow "Roman sol- was here that Jesus met a group of things ageous and tender act of This now making the Sta- all present- by the scoffs and insults of the that her tender, loving heart. the census papers next month. weeping women. "Daughters of Jeru- But as we areCross, woman Veronica, when she here our little crowd pierced general You must diers and Jews. It waswas He, "weep not for Mel tions of the however, He was taken from does not accord with the 209 MURRAY St., PERTH. said salem," Soon, on (The Beale Piano Agents), ed Him with a towel. taking fulfilled assentble of Simeon visitors if it is not but Catholics, of you prophecy prayerful the wishes of Stone the your on for and laid yourselves was am for I weep lie and but her, sorthe remember that of sword towards a that to "Catholicsarid somewhat go more, names the done, once Calvary Thorns Anointing: the Crown of to children" (Luke, 23-28). Certain through the streets of Jerusalem, perform the Tenth of speaking row pierced her Mother's aheart lifted from unspecified," and we lose their igene that these women south-east. We and we are going roughly pitiable writers imagine on the was gently and carefully CONNRADH NA GAEDHILGE pre.,, r journey see her Jesus in such Blessed Virgin, Station, arid we are standing the head, the blood and dust were bets when the population accompanied His was from East to West. Our Station, Lord Fourth i sis the at our Blessee (GAELIC LEAGUE.) Here where from spot state. far from His Lions are being worked out. not meeting off their but place reverently washed city, therefore and by begins inaelee given and intercepted is last garments the His at Dolorosa of adopted ends was Via stripped it and practice the But with Jesus at the Fifth Station. bruised and mangled person; its eastern boundary,toand of another street, the street "el Wad," many pilgrims, such as Francis wine mingled with myrrh and gall then the sacred body was wrapped census, and must perforce be adoptwest the wall the outside just We to drink (Matthew, 2734). time. Possibly by 1931 we on this running north and south, and after the city. Before we start we Pipin (1320), James of Verona move a few feet further to the up in clean, white clothe, according ed thisbe sufficiently well organised than Its territories-Its a be well performing this Fourth Station After shall A Nation should guard its language more sorrowful journey, it may one (1331), and Ludolph of Sudheim, was to the custom of theofJews. about Jesus where street Station, this Eleventh little down the Bureau of Statistics to force surer barrier, and more Important frontier than tot tress or river."the walk devoted to to the His between band little the this, for us to pay a visit on the spot hundred yards towards the south, place this meeting was cross The Davies. the cross. the word Gate of Judgment and Golgotha. nailedontothe ground, and Jesus was followers carried Him down the recognise our sole title to-F. J. C. chapel which is built scourged at come to the Fifth Station, IRELAND CALLS ON YOU from Calvary and laid Him in "Catholic." where Our Lord was with thorns. till we We are now quite close to Gol- laid thereon, or perhaps rather slope place where Simon of Cyrene to Help to here He lay till gotha, or Calvary, to use the more stretched the pillar and crowned a residence the 143 the in- the tomb. And Our Lord He, it. on help to thrown roughly forced Resurwas have glorious of His 10 NO. name; but here the Via nocent Victim that He was, stretch- the moment GLENORAN The Franciscans IRISH LANGUAGE forTHE is carry His cross. This man was pro- familiar SAVE The morning. Sunday on some by BEST, rection is intercepted here, and within the _precincts SCOTLAND'S Dolorosa City friends in Australia will be received and Sacra- bably coming into the Holy south buildings, chiefly by the Convent of ed forth His hands, and soon the Blessed Virgin accompanied Him to Contributions from Ireland'sDublin, MALT WIIIRRY. PURE their chapel. The Blessed by Rev. J. O'Dwyer, Coburg, Victoria, strikthe League, to Gaelic hammers to farm warded of the or sound say villa the sharp to from his As supplied under Contract was tomb, and arranged Him thereSt. Mary's, Dandenong, Victoria, Treasurer; P. ment is kept here, and priests President; Rev. P. Lynch,-street, The Gospel of St. the Orthodox Greeks,ofwhich through his hands His the nails in W.A. Hospitals and Government medical. Victoria, Hon. Secretary. ing at CollIngwood, privilege are a Jerusalem. of We place, hands. Budd 82 her own holy with this in MacEogham, the Canons S. in Mass Also Railway Dining Cars While this the Fourteenth, and Ilst, Station, Department. only gives the name of formerly the residence All Subscriptions Acknowledged in Catholic Papers. the Leading !kite's and Clubs So that in and feet was heard. which I have enjoyed myself on a Mark not but also the names of his of the Holy Sepulchre. done, some of the soldiers and we pause for a few minutes be- and being was the State. man, this throughout Station, occasions. the Ninth few were digging a hole in the ground B0141 Agent: sons, Alexander and Rufus: it order to reach where the We cross the street, and enter into istwothought by sonic writers that he which is close by, we have to fifteen or twenty feet away. When fore this sacred place, VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. lies dead in orPHIL COYLE this come round a long way. We re- the cruel task of nailing Our Blessed body of a God -manmight the building new used as Turkish At Jesus. of admirer an He was live. the sinters that a street der take steps and our trace exBarracks, which was formerly and weak so completbeen Lord to the cross had stage, seeing Jesus Sunday morning GLANVILLE'S The House of Pilate. It was probably would on the right, which leads south- ed, they lifted up the cross with will rise again on JAMES KEATING. off the hausted, and fearing thpt He and which was called by the its precious load upon it, and car- never more to die. LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. at this stage that "they took put way, the Jews compelled wards, the on die on Remedy for Instant imAustralian and Great and Him 340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' Institute). bad cookglorious of from rise street we all cloak the May Crusaders scarlet or to help to they where place to the Headcarry, over of all to it Cure ried Speedy Simon and Relief Dress Suits Our this (Matth. of the poorness of had dug the hole. Last Day, and may aches, Neuralgia, Toothache, and InA Special Line of Scotch and Irish Suitings. Him His own garments" They did not mortal on the Him cross of Our Lord. After ery, on account Specialty. those consoling fluenza, Rheumatism, Sciatica, LumThey did this most likely carry, the we hear from 27.31). at this the food there supplied to pilgrims. and calmly devotions hole the our it into put through going pubon Application. or 3d. Forms Sent the per box, and 1/9 to we Price, good bago, etc. Samples and Self-Measurement that He might be known to- After about one hundred yards smoothly, tut they dropped it in words: "Well done, thou Fifth Station, we again turn each powder. H. C. Olanville, M.P.S., lic, and that His shame and dis- wards Large and Varied Stock of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. the street "el ascend a flight of twenty--ergot very roughly; and thus they caused faithful servant, enter into the joy Market-st., Fremantle (Two doors leave west, the went he as then we follow a long, wind- the wounds of His hands and feet of thy Lord. Amen." grace might be complete from Post 0Mce). and enter into the "Tarik es steps: carrying His Cross to Calvary. We Wad," of ing passage, and soon find ourselves to become far more painful and His hanging Serai," which is the continuation soldiers to the Coptic blood to flow more freely. Then, entrance notice Turkish at the has J. BENDON J. street THE Thiz Dolorosa. the Via MONEY TO LEND. PFICIENT & EXPETLIENCED Here we are at the Ninth about here and there, but they do also RENTS COLLECTED. SHOE STORES securing the cross in its place been called by the Christians Church. the Third Fall of Jesus Un- after not molest us in the least. On the Station, the of FREMANTLE street -STREET, or and splinters of wood, with stones 130 HIGH Alam," el are now at the they crucified the two thieves, and contrary, they seem more or less "Tarik 'Phone B425. From here the ground is der the Cross. Wealthough we are Interested in what is going on. We Dolours. AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. rising till we reach Cal- foot of Calvary, buildings, but MONTHLY STATEMENTS. by many are in a large open yard, surround- gradually surrounded eighty about walking After vary. hereahat was It an was walls. it high Lord Our ed by in the time of es Tarik this up steps ninety or tfittattOtsik siksIhtiktOttlittil:A4k4..A.elftcadIe.dAtIgaile Our Lord was condemned to death; Serai, we come to the Sixth Station, open road up to Calvary. Some lath., 1912. there are perhaps about one hun'Phone, A3370. will have it that when our Divine and this is the place where that asked He to this spot. dred of us in the crowd, and the came Saviour forcame Veronica, woman, which Simon cross Brick Fransiscan Father who is leading us noble from the have beautiful given We her house, which still to be ward '6 reads out in a loud voice in Italian exists, been carrying for 41 Houses for Sale within easy diswith a linen cloth steeped in of Cyrene had We have ample Funds to lend the the First Station-Jesus is Contance of Cathedral, Monastry, NEW NORCIA in her hands, and rever- tome time: others say that here water cold Oui the After again, -275, £200, £250, £300, £500 up to Him demned to Death. upon forced was cross the Churches and other of St. Joseph's, face the it to raised the law Current Rates cf Inof £5,000. Father, the Flail Mary, and the fol- ently the requirements so that and Schools. Good terms if reMaster, covered with dust Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph lowing aspirations, we leave this Divine to the last. How- 4y1 quired. MANAGEMENT terest. Jesus suffered her to might be fulfilledbe, blood. PROPERTY expression the court -yard and go down a steep in- and may that ever reupon His face, and as a It was perhaps here that lay it for is very striking cline. for the Education of Young Ladies this generous act He left used by St. Mark "They bring Hint 41 stood the "Holy Stairs," the beau- ward remarkable, AINT the impress of His august andGolgotha, it upon now is which Sancta," which, being interprettiful "Scala to For Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR shop a little is There countenance. MR. J. L. O'SULLIVAN, at Rome, and which was in front of here, where a holy Sister is in coned, is the place of Calvary!' The 41 BARRACK-STREET, PERTH R ream Pilate's Palace in Our Lord's time. stant attendance, and she sells rosa- text just quoted seems to imply 41 (Opposite Town Hall). At the foot of this incline we ries, medals, holy pictures, prayer. that at this stage "the exhaustion ,;(-,03SPIrly17(070C:09ja76tMelpipetelpOt767.7V-ipipisRpeeily* is it Station; Second the so exces. was for stand other objects of devotion of our Divine Master the spot where Our Divine Lord was books and

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and feet- lie has bled before His "Are you really John Crowleyrupted Father Dan. "If you think and open, ,fgagig time; He has shed blood, and it is anyone stole those two fat hens, son of Barty Crowley, of the Mouncome right to the point and be guilty Roa7:11 His agonising soul which has broktaro?" one to gave I mistaken. you're IA of 110 petty meanness. The same is PI en up His bodily frame and sent it "Ye --es, I am, Father Dan, and Mrs. Tom Crowley and the other to even more true of being straight in America forth. His passion has begun from dollars I rolled up the fell Doran." if Mrs. widow, poor that OF PASSION MENTAL THE with God. We must nut hesitate or within. That tormented Heart, the The sergeant stared at the priest it's because I took your advice and CHRIST. delay or seek excuses. We must be wire from live seat of tenderness and love, began be a real tried to and also housekeeper, at the then and straightforward, not dilly-dallying, at length to labour and to beat with end to end." then he smiled. (Cardinal Newman.) not seeking excuses to put off our 1 don't unvehemence beyond its nature; "the real-I am afraid for "A trouble me all had I've "So hands set our duties. And when we I. CHRISTIAN CHEERFULNESS. of the great deep were (Continued). fountains THE MOTHER. nothing." he said. "From the des- derstand?" the work it must be done thorThis is what St. Mark tells us of broken up," the red streams poured The Lord is not served any bet- to "Translation's as easy as board "Might 1 ask you a question, Joe cription I got of the fowl I traced oughly; it must not be a thing of itwrSt. have to is said he and Him: and and fierce as to a long face copious pulling through so ter Pacific. A forth ing a car on the Great them to them same two." (Attributed to a young student, pouring vinegar into the hearts of ruts and patches; it must be like a Duggan?" overflow the veins, and, bursting. al live ,wire's a man of "I regret you were put to any "To be sure, ma'am," and he spat Edward Hart, Lafayette College, those arourid us. Notwithstanding well -constructed road, even andfwrohmo wthaes voenrey omf7uththree.o.f wit te'enterit, they stood in 4 the pores, could a through energy, and you bu you may go and sergeant, but of surface, so that a spirit with a nice precision. Easton, Pa., U.S.A.). present at the time. They thick dew over His whole skini the clear speech of the Bible on smooth "Well, then, what sort of a dog is away with an easy mind. There's thick roll of dollar bills on the nesses can he laid un it and have its which he says, sto the place came," they rolled into drops. then forming this point, we daily see people who level Co., and of Crowley, Cantler Sessions." firm Petty no case for the air -bulb in the centre. Thus shall it you sold Father Dan?" called pethsemane; and He saith down full and heavy, and drenched profess to live by the Bible erect the valleys be filled, the hills My mother had two lovely eyes, "What's wrong with the dog?" he "I'm not a bit sorry, sir," replied Coffin Makers and General Mortu- is while here, Sit you disciples, yet exto His He has not the ground. the whole spiritual edifice of their brought low, the crooked made asked. Suppliers." ary like wouldn't I As lustrous as the evening skies, "for the sergeant, And He taketh with Hun hausted that full chalice, from lives on an attitude of uposition to straight, the rough ways plain, and Mr. Crowley spoke with the ut- I pray. And looking in I always saw against the two "I found that out aisy enough,' to have a case the most innocent amusements. all flesh shall see the salvation of she replied. "Ile can ate and sleep you're afther namin'. I'll be wish- most seriousness. To use a woru Peter and James and John, and He which at first His natural infirmity My image, perfect, with no flaw. to be frightened and to be shrank. The seizure, and the arThe true spirit of Christianity was God. Safely stored within my heart with any dog livin', but as for being you good day, sir," and he often heard, Father Dan kept look- beganheavy.' You see'how deliber- raignment, and the buffeting, and that of St. Francis, who continually very Lies her image, my sweetheart. turned and walked away just as ing at hint "speechless." ing a watch -dog . . . ." to a ceracts; He comes his disciples to be cheer- THREE FEET OF SUNSHINE. He exhorted ately "You're all mist in a what the prison, and the trial, and the Father Dan made friendly answer. She paused and looked at Joe. 111y mother had so lovely hair, ful: State allegri was a fundamental For a few moments Father Dan brought me home? We-ell, my taro spot; and then, giving the word mocking, and the passing to and "1 suppose you feed him regte In one of the laboratories of Combed around with her own air the withdrawing maxim in every one of his monteand command, died and of I sold the burnfro, and the scourging, and the he said with marked coolness fixed his eyes upon Margaret, who partner Of tender care, soft and brown, tries. "Live joyfully," says another Washington they have a great sun - Inc?' stood in abject attitude. When the ness, and then New York began support of the Godhead from His crown of thorns, and the slow She flushed with anger. feet Coiled around her like a crown, St. Francis: "Our Lord looks down glass that measures three dejection terror, and distress, in my buzzing ears most disagreesoul, were uttered march to Calsary, and the crucifix"We do our best," she said, "an' I priest spoke, his words Twisted round with dainty touch, upon you, and looks upon you with across. It is like the burning-glass don't mind tellin' you my feelin's to with deliberation the most marked: able. I seemed to be all out in the at once rush in upon it. Thus He ion, these are all to come. A night Not too little or too much. love, and with a tenderness propor- we used to treasure when we were a mental agony forth into Marrain, where and didn't know walks to take and a day, hour after hour, is slowunderstand, "I can quite that dog aren't a Christian woAnd boys, only much larger. tionate to Your foolishness." garet," he said, "why you acted as shelter, and my only real pleasure with as defiinte an action as if it ly to run out, before the end comes, My mother had a perfect mouth, This great glass gathers the- rays man's: o a great extent t granting that the notices bodily torture, fire happened was reading, obituary some fowl and were as the and the Satisfaction is completed. the you have; but, "I wanted to give Father Dan Warm as breezes from the south, Carlyle was right, and that we are of the sun that strikes its flat sur- dog And then, when the appointed moas a gift, but he wouldn't have to be mine, you might reasonably attending funerals. Then I started or the wheel. Like the joyous birds of spring face, and focuses them on a single reawe should yet have mostly fools, brain what it He a storm, and I concluded now, was had to And ment arrived, and He gave the money." have-" sing. the I wanted The songs she loved to son enough left to recognise in this point in space a few feet belov'. it. an'-well, steer my barque for Erin's Isle and to bear, when He thus opened upon word as His passion had begun with "I'm sorry, Father Dan." the in finger little a buried He a Dropped against her loving breast is hotter than That single spot care and loving kindness on us. life the rest of my spend and my of real His the torrent predeswere emosoul of this There traces His soul, with the soul did it end. rest. shot thought A perfect a pipe. My head found blow-torch. It will melt through bowl of the we-ell-here tinated pain? Alas! He had to He did not die of bodily exhausthe kindly money there, and a steel plate as easily as a red -rot into the mind of the housekeeper. tion on her face, and HOW TO WAIT. I am." what is well known to us, hear tion, or of bodily pain; His torMy mother had a charming face. of a drink for outside "I'll go needle burns through paper. "Money," murmured Father Dan, what is familiar to us, but what to mented heart broke, and He comWhere is the human being, male Circled round the neck with lace; This terrible heat-it cannot be wather," she said abruptly. involuntarily, and pictured and Him was woe unutterable. He had mended His Spirit to the Father. The softest cheeks, the daintiest or female, who understands patient- measured, for it melts all instri"You're welcome," replied Joe. even saw starving parishioners. ly how to wait? That five or ten ments-is just three feet of ordino uths.atsow ears raii so Once in the house she opened the "Sure," said Mr. Crowley. "Say," thing minutes which hang so heavily on ary sunshine concentrated natural, so Listening to my hopes and fears; on a back door and looked around the news. ParishParochial We want milk, he went on, "there's some poverty that we cannot conceiveofweaietlscayosmoe; as white as the creature does his hands, how teeth Pearly She saw . . . . In a ioners want local news. yard. small Scattered, these rays single point. May we around about here. Why, I've a great endurance, but which to torture himself with devising pos- are hardly felt, perhaps just plea- minute she returned, her face exLips with kisses soft as silk. not look forward to regular contri- spent the day wandering here and Him had the scent and the poison He may santly warm-concentrated sible occupations for it? they pressive of anger. butions from an enthusiastic lady or there with a bit of lunch in my poe- of death; He had to bear the weight My mother had the sweetest chin, other period have been never at any DugJoe you, "May God forgive melt adamant. gentleman in each parish, who, by ket. With little dimples dotted in, Where are the fplks 1 used particularly solicitious to fill the sin; He had to bear your sins; she exclaimed, "but it's The same principle applies to gan," concerned to know? Gone. I fixed up a list of Her eyes so soft and mild passing hours with good deeds; but human endeavour. Scattertd, a you're the mane and contimptible arranging with the priest He had to bear the sins of the whole would undertake the writing of news of names as long as a plumber's bill world. Gazing tenderly at her child; alive is he to their ir- man's energies do not amount te man." how intensely Sin is an easy thing to of parochial reports functions, items, She was my dear, my friend, for the White House, when I went we think little of it; we do us; reparable loss. He may sit for much. Once they are all focused nut Joe rose to his feet. It is a pleasant occupation, through the graveyard: THE OPTI AN We chummed until the very end. God rest understand how the Creator can hours staring at the fire or gazing on the task in hand, seemingly trenow?" he etc? matther the "What's work. a useful and valuable and their souls.""Amen," out of a window, and never once mendous difficulties melt away like asked. think much of it; we cannot bring This lady has my mother's eyes, MEANS account for murmured call himself to his idleFather Dan. hair, mother's my has "Robbery's cried. our imagination to beleve that it That lady on a hot stone. "Matther?" she abruptly brought his lecture They continued to converse and deserves retribution, and, when but how conscientious has snow Get the habit of concentrating the matther. This minit I'm afther priest This lady has my mother's mouth, ness; F 1. 0 ., then went become when circuminto a close. the he suddenly to open. face; mother's my Lieu has Lord in this world the even punishments lady when of you to do a thinglegs That seem' the F. S M C , "I had forgotten what tears are," well," he said, "that's somestances force him to wait! How he throw on allstart upon it, we explain them This lady has my mother's chin, the steam you have, tenant and the head of the Layder "Well, ;aid Mr. Crowley as they walked follow D. B. O. A . walks up and down, fidgets, whistles, and focus every happen again, but don't let it thing, yard." back or your away turn our minds from them energy in Would loving all be mortal sin? on the Position the along the road to the residence of But consider what it is in itself; it flattens his nose against the window task in hand. Remember that of Joe's . . . ." Freeman of the City of London. lower jaw slowly fell and he because pane, alternately opens and closes three feet of ordinary sunshine-- moved back He stopped and turned away as Father Dan, "but when I saw you is rebellion against God; it is a several paces. WORDS OF WISDOM. The Highest Qualifications in again and the doors, wishes, regrets, fumes and concentrated-will burn through saw the eyes of the housekeeper heard Ilosary he the . . . muract who aims at the over"The poor creature," he the State. (By Exam. London) with tears. Thus the incident We-ell, something hit me over the traitor's Sorrow reckons the moments frets. And yet perhaps this very anything.-Roger Babson. throw and death of his sovereign; mured, "an' I never noticed any - dim heart, and-and . delay has been brought about by his ended. ." happiness forgets them. her." strong ex with it if I may use a wrong is that, thin' is virtue good angel, who has stepped in beby way of an intercession The pause was so abrupt that pression, which, could the Divine The character of true A DOUBLE ENDER. "I'm no more mad nor you are," to Now, Providence that there might be Father Dan thought the tears had Governor modesty-Madame de Geniis. not tween him and an accident, or A slight typographical error re- went of the world cease to be, on Margaret. "'Tis you're the a betterment in the ROYAL ARCADE some other narrow escape. Let those, for the poor fisher- welled again. He was right. Whosoever receives but gives of Father fowl the bring it took that thief wait injected our ad. man of an experiopposite Town Hall On arrival at the house, Mr. Crow- would be sufficient to enemy folk and the poor in general. Father is outside the law of love and sacri- therefore, who compulsorily of It is the mortal Dan." about. of his who once of a friend ence with these opporsolace themselves ley, in reply to Father Dan, said the PERTH arranged for the recital of the fice.-Lacodaire. Phon Joe's eyes turned towards the open Dan All -holy, so that He and it canA2298. edited a newspaper in outback W.A. his "bit of lunch" in There is often more human expres- tune reflections, if possible. Rosary every evening the parish was all he had The editor had occasion to eulogise door. In a flash he understood. church. When he was appointed had to eat since breakfast, and then not be together; and as the Allsion in the clasp of a hand than the he remained yet alarmed, presence Though holy drives it from His the , one of old Colonel LEGENDS OF ST. MARTIN. sweetest voice telling us of the goof parish priest he had some money, Father Dan only began to wonder into the outer darkness, so, if God brazen. NORTH PERTH MOTOR we have done. the greater part of it had been what was in the pantry of worth. could be lees than God, it would Nearly everyone knows the story town's leading citizens, and referred it," he said. "Would you and GARAGE. Suffering strikes all ages; to be. of St. Martin of Tours dividing his to him as a greatly and justly hon- be"Prove the church; He sent for Margaret, who was not have power to make Him so. spent in improving tellin' me to me face . . ." ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. a native astonished at suffering is to be as- cloak with the beggar; but fe. have oured "battle -scarred veteran." But of the means no new element in redistrict, and to arther telling you: broke in that II. Telephones. A1837 and A4598. whom tonished at living.--41adame Tarlie heard another legend which is told much to the chagrin of the editor, the"I'm Mr. Crowley to the indifferent appearance was therefore gard a what's more housekeeper, "an' then, in awful There, that most BOGUE AND SPERRING. stranger. de Subious. who a careless compositor made s s!:ght chronicler, by an old French inadequate furnishing of the not or CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND Be religious. Man is weak, even gives along with it a moss curious mistake, and the old gentleman was I'll be telliri' Father Dan, an' "What can you do in the way of a hour, knelt the Saviour of the sacred building can be introduced NIGHT. with celestial support. What would pallindrome-that is, a sentence designated as a "battle -scared vet- another bite or sup you'll ever get into this story. The church had an dinner, Margaret ? " asked Father world, putting off the defence of Cream Cars for Weddings. His divinity, dismissing. His relucthe be without confidence in God?-- which is exactly the same whether eran." Profuse apologies were made from him." very presentable and an Dan. "You're afther seem' the head and exterior immediately and restitution atDroy. "Well, I think I could manage a ant angels, who in myriads were read backware or forward. interior which was perfect to minan' yard, the in fowl of BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. the legs wren the next ediat His call, and His tempted. But ready opening The murderer and he who makile bit of bacon, Father Dan, and The story goes that St. Martin ute details. 603 Wellington -street, Perth (Oppothe workman lose the fruit of his went on a pilgrimage to Rome,"tra. tion of the paper was printed, the you slander me up to me face. . . . A few evenings after whit I shall there's the breast of the First Lord arms, baring His breast, sinless as Railway Goods Yard). The Premier labour may be looked upon as yelling on foot, when he met Satan, horrified editor prepared for a duel, All right so. You'll hear more about term the Margaret incident, Father of the Admiralty was left over to- He was, to the assault of His foe- site Lime and Stone Merchants of W.A. Abof a foe whore breath was a pestil- solutely the Highest Percentage of brothers.-Ecclesiisticus. who laughed at him for not travel- for in his article of explanation the it." Dan went in the evening to recite day." Lime in the State. Write for Prices God has placed prayer and resig- ling as befitted the Bishop of Tours. colone' was described as a "bottle - "Yerra you can't put the comether the Rosary. The curate-there was Mr. Crowley's nand dropped from ence. and whose embrace was an and particulars before purchasing elseretorted she misman," and me good soul me, the on There He knelt, motion- where. nation between In a moment the saint, who would scarred veteran." We defy competition. one-had just told ,him that the watch -chain he had been grasp agony. "I'll swear to the legs of the Lord only fortune to mitigate our pains and to seem to have had a keen sense of less still, while vile and and the only in Briggs the trade. No connecing, and he sat upright in his chair. no mistake there were five additional cases of with others trading under a simisave us from despair.-Dufrene. the ridiculous, prayed that Satan MOSLEM MAIDS AT THE CRIB. Lieutenant, an' there's "Say," he exclaimed, "that's sent horrible fiend clad His spirit in a tion amongst the poor. Father lar name. Lime for Manure at very the head of the Layder of sickness about in is hateful robe steeped all that might be changed into a mule for a cold snap When he right along my was in sad mood. low rate. spinal. It was only a little cardboard Crib the Position. Me that reared their, Dan TO JESUS IN THE BLESSED and heinous in human crime, which the righteous to ride; and when his You don't mean to say . . he was faced the congregation of glorified Christmas -card an' seen them every day SACRAMENT. clung close round His heart, and prayer was granted, he jumped up- --at curt Father Dan explained. trembling slightly, and when he Sister Marie Xaverine Don't say another word. best, yet not J. B. GEORGE I'll the animal's back. He rode him tells us that her little flock of Arab "That's re-al good," said Mr. filled His conscience, and found its knelt, and the Rosary began, there 0 Divine Jesus! lonely to -night on PHARMACIST, listen to you, so I won't." way into every sense and pore of the hard end whenever deand fast: Criwley. "My! that's who failed enough in the church few were to without girls in Algiers were spell -bound by in so many tabernacles, grabbea she words last the With His and spread over Him rt mind, his pace, St. slacken tried to of Liberty 542 HAY -STREET, PERTH. only seen those her dress and walked quickly away. to deteet the tremor in his voice. make the sta-tue visitor or worshipper, I offer Thee mon it. "If you had moral leprosy, till He almost felt immediately made the Sign Wistful, dank-eyed faces light up had smile." PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST and When ,the beautiful prayers my lonely heart, and may its every Martin n. Cross and urged him on. VETERINARY CHEMIST. When the dinner was over he dis- Himself that which He never could completed he returned to the pulsation be a prayer of love to of Atthelast, child -like glee to gaze on the Father Dan heard the story with been be, and which His foe would fain utterly disgusted and diswith cussed with Father Dan the wants or two, and. in a minute sacristy Thee. Thou art ever watching un-charge had -in Bambino! T-he Sisters face wore an exhis but calmness, have Him horror, exclaimed: made 0 the couraged, Satan of the parish, and conversation the THE W.A. DAIRY. the clerk told him a stranger desirder the sacramental veils; in Thy prepared a corner in the work -room particularly sad. THE W.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road, to speak to him. Permission had results which one might now when He looked, and did not know Signs te signs; temere me tangis with green foliage, etc., and the Crib pression love Thou never steepest; and "It's a. wicked world, Margaret," ed Park. D. Keane. Pure milk was given that the stranger should see for oneself if I were to indicate Himself, and felt as a foul and Osborne et angis; Thou art never weary of Thy vigils was brought out, and when every- he said. delivered twice daily to any part of ti. sacristy, and there soon where Cruttencla.sh is situate. But loathsome sinner, from His vivid city, direct Roma tibi subito motibus ibit thing was nicely arranged, our for sinners. from our own cows to to do about enter the going you are "What perception of that mass corrupof that must remain a secret." "dark customer. Dan a man of Tel. A4381. be Father before Supplying stood amor. O lonely Jesus! may my heart Arabs began singing the Christmas it, Father Dan?" When all had been arranged. Mr. tion which poured over His head the Convents and Colleges. a lamp, the light of which shall They know several of means. )Noels.' This being translated Mar- some fifty years. His face appeared Crowley world, the mean you "If down said and ran even to the skirts of with seriousness: a lithographic alone. for Thee have undergone burn and beam "Cross, cross thyself thou plaguest them, for when they hear the novI can't do any- to "I made my money in America by His Garments! 0 the distraction. Thos. ANDERSON & Son Sacramental Sentinel: and vexest me without necessity; ices sing they pick up the tune so garet, I am afraid there were so many marks Watch, you mean Joe Duggan process. Family Grocers and Provision MerFrom the face one con- making .coffins to bury folk, and when Ile found His eyes, and hands, Watch for the weary world, for the for, owing to my exertions, thou easily, and often sing on without thing, buta iftalk upon it. him." with have Fitzgerald -et. and Raglan -rd., I'll now I'm going to spend it to keep and feet. and lips, and heart, as if chants. businesslike, man was erring soul and for Thy poor, lonele wilt soon reach Rome, the object of understanding the meaning. the cluded Poor he N. Perth. 'Phone, A1794. Families "'Tis in the body of the gaol out felk of them." the of the evil one, and members keen, with child. good-natured, shrewd, %kalif,' on daily. coullittry Orders Atthy wishes.' Spelling each line of little girls, they are so fond of 'Lel- should be." said the housekeeper, Then Father Pan did something not of God! Are these the hands tended W. many things besides. this curious old Latin distich back- ia Miriam,' the 'Blessed Lady Mary,' with decision. he had not done for years. of the immaculate Lamb of God. NEVER, WITHOUT KINDNESS. ward, it is exactly the same as if as they call her, and th-y elder ones a soft felt removed The stranger "Well, we shall see, Margaret-we hat and rested the thumb of the He leaned back in his chair and once innocent, but now red with HARRY McCARTHY so often say to me: 'Ma Soeur, how But I am surprisGod has called certain persons to spelled forward. see ten thousand barbarous deeds of NUM. Car Pali-au -1g. F,tabltsheil hand upon a heavy gold laughed heartily. Another legend relates that the happy you are: you have so many shall I am. . . . You right the state of wealth not through evil Indeed . . . ed. 20 years. 195 PIER -STREET. Pracblood? Are these His lips, not utfrom waistran -chain, which watch spirit, in royal robes, But we are born glittering things of God. own for their their own deserts, or may be mistaken?" pocket to waistcoat pocket. A 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTF tering prayer, and praise, and holy tical Coach Painter. advantage, but in order that they once stood before St. Martin and Mahoinedases: it is our religiou: we I'm not., The skin of coat an' "Indeed Satisfaction Guaranteed. blessings, but defiled with oaths, smile slowly spread over his face, might render special services to bade him fall down and adore him cannot help it.'" one of the legs of the Lord Lieu- and then he said: MISS M. McMAHON and blasphemies and doctrines of MRS. LARKIN Him and to human society. Their as the Son of God. "My Saviour tenant was torn in a fight with the Fruits, and Confecdevils? or His eyes, profaned as Choicest Pastry,tionery. "'You are going to America, COSTUMIERE oney was there position has not been given to came not in princely state," replied an' Prime Minister, they by is the last adare all the evil and Crowley, and this visions! John are of the saint. "Where the prints 32 Pier -street, Perth (sear Hay -street). (Late of Kalgoorlie), them to excite them to arrogance Sc on the head of the vice I give you: be honest, be comb a half idolatrous fascinations for which Wishes to notify her former Cl., and contempt of others, nor is the nails and the marks of the Layder of the Position." straightforward, and never forget and Ladies generally, that she is men have abandoned their Adortheir wealth given to them in abso- wounds?" At these words the fiend 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. MOANA CAFE "I am glad there is no one listen- your religious duties.'" able Creator? And His ears, they Opening a Business at am lute irresponsible ownership to be quickly vanished.-Ave Maria. 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, "I MEL- ing," Dan. Father -STREET, PERTH. said ring with sounds of revelry and of For HAY He paused. Father Dan adhoarded up or squandered as capBOURNE. at a wrong vanced arrive Aftertioor. Tea and Slippers. would they afraid suran air genuine and with of strife; His heart is frozen with BEING STRAIGHT. rice and extravagance may dictate. Joe St. Gerard's see Hospital shall I . . . RECENT PUBLICATIONS, conclusion. avarice, and cruelty, and unbelief; prise. They are stewards and trustees raTo be straight with God, means The Undermentioned Prices include Duggan, and that's all for the preSurgical, Medical, Midwifery. and "Who are you?" he asked. . . and His very memory is laden with ther than owners of their wealth. to honestly confess, be sorry, and postage:61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEEDIR. Why "You don't mean to say. every sin which has been commitStory of a Battalion, by W. Devine. sent." They are accountable to God and make reparation for our faults To ThoWith What happened when he saw Joe that's thirty years ago." numerous drawings and maps VILLE, ted since the fall, in all religions of man for the proper and unselfish he straight with man means more 1 earned; by liar! Lindsay, 5/2. never Printed and Published by Margaret deci "Correct to two of the earth. with the pride of old places Studies In Duggan use of the advantages they have re- than merely honesty and reparation Benedictine /Monarchism. disthe Benedictine Life and Rule. By Rt. but when she saw Joe in vitals," said the 'stranger with a S. BEECROFT giants, and the lusts of the five BRYANS LIMITED ceived. and apology in case of guilt. It'sigRev. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside tance he hastily climbed a fence smile that rolled the wrinkles upon cities, any the obduracy of Egypt, ' Butcher, Abbey, 25/-. way across a field. his face into small furrows. His 181 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. and the ambition of Babel, and the PRINTERS AND PlifILISHERS. St. Joan of Aro. The Life and Story and made his of the Maid of Orleans. By Rev. D. A glimpse of his face, however, accent was what is termed "Ameri- Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. anthankfulness and scorn of Israel. Murray -street (app. Bans). Perth and Lynch, Si, Ilstrated, 13/10. showed an expression of shame, 'Phone 1341. Preaching. By lies, W. B. O'Dowd, 8/9 she was content to think that for can." PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Mountains of Help. By Marie St. S. It is the long history of a world. Ellerker, 0.S.D., 4/2. the future the fowl of the priest and God alone can bear the load SPECIAL NOTICE. Living Temples. By Bede Jarrett, 0.P., would be safe from him. But the vows of it. Hopes blighted, 3/8. When notifying change of address Out to Win. Straight talks to boys on unexpected happened quickly. broken, lights quenched, warnings kindly the way to manhood. state By Rev. J. P. the course of the next fortIn scorned, opportunities lost: the in- new address..y ou. old as wellas your Conroy, Si.,a 6/9. hens mysteriously disFacing Danger. By Francis J. Finn, night two fat nocent betrayed, the young hardenappeared. Margaret pondered and 8..1., 5/9. ed, the penitent relapsing, the just EDITORIAL NOTICES. Sermons on the Mass, The Sacraments, took action with injudicious haste. overcome, the aged failing; the and the Sacramental.. By Thomas If Joe Duggan would not cease to Flynn, C.c., 14/2. of misbelief, the wilfulsophistry adbeen had he The Australian Children's Picture steal fowl when ness of passion, the tyranny of Prayer Book. The simplest Prayer monished by the priest, there was all communications. Bookever published. habit, the canker of remorse, the accompany Beautifully Secretaries of Societies, corresponillustrated, with 20 full -page illus- only one course open, and she adoptwasting of care, the anguish of dents, and others will please note trations, including the Mass. Card ed it. shame, the pining of disappoint- that all communications intended Cover, with picture on front. Father Dan was reading his breTo maintain healthy nerves and energy ment, the eickness of despair; such for insertion in the current week's viary in the sitting -room when he MISS T. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. cruel, such pitiable spectacles, such issue should be in the hands of the during the trying summer days, keep a bottle appolice of sergeant the 45 Clever-st., West Perth. Teacher of saw heartrending, revolting. detestable, Editor by midday Wednesday at Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe Organ, and proach the house. He was greatly of CLEMENTS TONIC handy. maddening scenes: nay, the hag- latest. Harmony. Terms on application. Miss surprised. sergeant the When CLEMENTS of course because of Parochial Functions gard faces, the convulsed lips, the O'Connor is prepared to take pupils knocked upon the door, the housefor the Pipe organ. Tel. A2948. flushed cheek, the dark brow of should be authorised by the parish for over thirty years it has proved keeper answered it. Then there was priest. the willing victims of rebellion, they a clash of tongues, and Father Dan its superiority as a reliable medicine Reports of Weddings, Is. per inch G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., B.D.Sc., are all before Him now; they are went into the hall. in cases of insomnia, nervous DENTIST. Him and in Him. They are (about 50 words). "What's the matter, sergeant?" Reports, Is. per inch; in uFeneral 188 ST. TERRACE, GEORGE'S with Him instead of that ineffable 1 d ng names debility, anaemia, and similar he asked. present, PERTH. peace which has inhabited His soul a 6d.l per inch ofpersons "If I might speak to you for a (about 50 words). ailments. Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment minute,sir?" concepmoment of His since the Photograph Reproductions, 'Phone, A5038. They are upon Him, they per square inch. minimum, 7/6. 8d. tion. "TO be sure, come in." PERTH. The nearest chemist or are all but His own; He cries to His I am." All Communications should be ad where talk as well "I may storekeeper sells this Father as if He were the criminal, dressed to: SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. Telephone B162. "With great respect," burst in popular Australian not the victim; His agony takes the THE RECORD, Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College the housekeeper, "I'll do the talkin' medicine, and FARRELL BROS. form of guilt and compunction. He in W.A. for him. I'd have ypu know, Father BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. remember it's the He is making' is doing penance. The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly General Produce Merchants and Dan, that two fat hens is afther tonic that attended to. confession. He is exercising contrigoin', an' I took it on meself to go Corn Crushers, Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. tion with a reality and a virtue into the sergeant to they an' get him " Puts the HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univerfinitely greater than that of all robber, and 1 of the on the thrack Vital' The only Firm who Specialise in sity Certificate, University Scholarship, MatriculaGovernment saints and penitents together; for AND BOOKBINDING warned him-I mane the sergeant." into Grain and Salt Crushing. tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College, etc. He is the One Victim for us all, the -SEND "She did so," interrupted the serVitality" receive Physical branches of Sport Culture, Athletics, and all sole satisfaction, the real penitent, geant. "She told me I was to keep T. P. HERBERT our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet all but the real sinner. I have when you, but sure it from Companies. Family Grocer and Provision IV. the thieves I should come to you." AND BLISHERS, Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elocution, Public Speaking Merchant. He rises languidly from earth, and PRINTERS "Thieves? What theives?" asked T ET MURRA are taught. 398 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. to meet the traitor turns around Father Dan. (opp. Boa ) PE Billiard and Reading Rooms are provided for recreative pur(Near Nicholson-Road). nearing and band, now quickly his took your fat "The thieves that poses. Goods carefully packed. Families nes' Tele 264 a "3457 the deep shade. He turns, and lo! sergeant.. A Feature is the furnishing of a Manual Art School, in which waited on daily. Country orders hens, sir." replied the there is blood upon His garment "One of them is-" pupils are instructed in Practical Carpentry and the use of attended to. Ilish a le re P footprints. Whence His and in Duggan,' exclaimed the "Toe tools. rietore came these first-fntits of the pashousekeeper. Three-Term System. New Pupils are received at any part of G. DINES ANS, sion of the Lamb! no soldier'; B the Term. A liberal discount is made in the case of brothers. "Indeed an' it's not Joe," said the .0 posit oans), PIANO and ORGAN TUNER, For Prospectus, Apply to THE PRINCIPAL. scourge has touched His shoulders, M aysergeant. "I'll tell you who it is." New Seat. C Clements Tools 1.1.1. nor the hangman's nails His hands P 966 HAY -STREET. "Say no more, sergeant," interreifies that we are frank

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