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20 Reasons Why The

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The General Reason. An Obvious Reason. Will Ireland fight fur this freedom? tralia, Canada. and South Africa-- Irish Convention "to placate AmeAn Anti -Sectarian Reason. tionable." That solemn contract Gordon, who were rebel Ministers. . . America will see her rights have repeatedly, through their Par- rica." The friendship of the great Because the Secretary of State 5. Because 1 assume that Mr. Lloyd secured." liaments, appealed to the British English speaking Republic is of still15.is,Because it has ever been, and could only be abrogated by the Accessories to the proposed rebellion for the Colonies has said that the George was sincere when he wrote the policy of Britain to divide consent of both countries; Ireland's were Walter Long (English), and Another Irish recruiting poster ran, Government to settle the Irish ques- prime importance to Britain, as she recently to Lenin, "What has beDominions are to be consulted on fallen in this short (Polish) war Ireland in order to retain power over consent was never given, but Pitt, Boner Law (Scotch -Canadian). Can to "The Allies declare in specific terms tion. The London Times (March 15, realised curing the war, by spending her, using the sectarian weapon to by what Gladstone called "the black- any rea,cnable person say the Irish question at the June Im- invaders of national rights, whether that they are out to give freedom 1917) said "the failure to settle the there 130,000,000 on propaganda. disguise economic motives. Froude est and foulest transaction in the people have any interest inthatthethese to problem is re small on -acting in British inador nationalities. . . Russia . Is Poland, it ought to teach not perial Conference, and, therefore, an A Critical Reason, says: "The English deliberately de- history of man," bribed a whole. Par- vancement of Ireland? wisdom to oppressors. The world, to the interest of Ireland then to terests in Australia and Quebec." organised effort should be made to east 12. Because leading French states- termined to keep Ireland pour and liament to sell what it had no manand west, is crying for peace; test the public declarations of the This was after the defeat of the Con- men, A Commonsense aeason. and an influential section of miserable, as the readiest means to date over, the political liberty of asnirtain Australian opinion upon but it is only obtainable on the ba- Allies, and aid them in the fight scription referendum which, it is ad. 19. Because no one need be alarmthe French Press have severely con- prevent it becoming troublesome." Ireland. it. "No decision," says Mr. Chum sis of the full recognition of na- they are waging for small nationali- mitted, was caused by the indigos demned ed at Primate the bogie of an Irish Republic Boulter, in British the policy 17th in An Ireland. cenAnti ties? -Bunkum of They cannot, then, in the lace tion Reason. Irish-Australians at the Those words apply to Ire. menacing the British Empire. Great hill, "concerning the status of one tions." of Europe, give freedom to all the treatment of Ireland. Mr. Holman, It has been discussed in the Italian tury, wrote to the British Governland as well as to Poland. 17. Because the so-called Irishmen like Sir Horace Plunkett sma:1 nations, and leave Ireland out." speaking in Dublin, on August 23, Parliament, where the political lea- ment: "The worst of this policy is of Ulster is a myth. Ulster coercion nation of the Empire could be taken consists believe that Ireland would it lends to unite Protestant and A Democratic Reason. In the face of these specific state- 1917, said that the immense major- der, Mauri, who denounced it, was that in a final way without consultation dine counties. The majority of Dominion Home Rule; othersaccept loudly cheered. The Stockholm Con- Papist, and whenever that happens, of say electors in Ulster is for self-determin- that the great 8. Because I accept the fine defini- ments, can the British Government ity of the Australan people-prob- ference in 1917 as between the whole body." goodbye to the majority want a ReBritish interests placed on its pie in ably three-fourths-were hoping for At the last general elections public. But even tion of the democracy that must b.! fail to dc -liver the goods? Ireland for ever." Later, when Ca- ation. gramme, President "political de Vaindependence a nappy An Australian Reason. kept safe, made by President Wilcounties-Cavan, Monaghan, lera has A Candid Reason. t (s.ecs and resbyterians were be- three. that he would accept vention. "If the Convention se- and economic equality for Ireland," coming and Donegal-went solidly Sinn Feir. a Cuban stated son in a speech on the League of 9. Because, if recruiting fell off in parated without a solution, it friendly, agreement, and or Will Lord a Thorie, M.P., Monroe said Grenville that 2. Because I am an Australian, en Nations, on July 4, 1918: "The reign contested only two Doctrine, Ireland after the first year, England, be more prejudicial to the would in Russia he was taunter wrote: "I cannot help feeling a The Unionists debar foreign future everywhere and lost both. There has beer: alliances. which would joying so complete a form of self- of law based on the consent of the and not Ireland, anxiety that such measures seats, with Irish atrocities. is responsible. The of the British race than any conces would be very I recognise great no other result but Nationalist so- glad to do Ireland and sustained by the Home Rule Act was may be without taken government that the former Secre- governed, an that as on may male this or a "a t' scree, effectually Britain has sion that could be given to the Ulfor 40 years. In Tyrone, navy if her neutrality army organised opinion of mankind." The paper." Kitchener asked for ster Unionists." unanimous disapproval of all counter the union between Catholics lidarity could be tary of State for the Colonies (Lord present regime in Ireland fails in of "Finish the work," the and dissenters. There is no evil I the Unienists held only one seat; in guaranteed.as Belgian neutrality was 12,000 recruits from 'Ireland; John he added; "make civilised nations. Ireland a nation Milner) said that r the Dominions both these conditions. is would not prophecy if that union Fermanagh the representation Owing to the nature of Redmond's campaign produced 60,- Give her freedom that she may take but the Unionist total vote guaranteed. A Nationalist Reason. vetted themselves out of the Empire the island, a powerful nation could, takes place." That is why Britain equal; 000 within a year. Lloyd George him- her historic place An Englishman', Reason. is in the minority. among the demoFour counties in the event of war, ruin Ireland there would be no attempt to stop 13. Because Ireland is physically has always favoured Ulster against self gives us the sequel. He said: cracies of the world." The Cenven. Antrim, Down, and from the air in a few days. Mr. As7. Because I must be consistent, "At the most crucial period them. The looser the mesh, the historically one and indivisible, the rest of Ireland, giving it land only-Armagh, of re- tion a solution by 58 votes and Unionist. The Carson- quith said last October: firmer is the bond. As General England has always been keen to cruiting, at the beginning of the war, to 19;adopted possessing all the attributes of na- tenure, encouraging its industries, Derry-are not but malign class ites, influence therefore, create an arbitrary alarmed at the spectre "I am support national aspirations in Hun. some stupidities which, at times, Smuts put it in a London speech: promoting such pogroms as "Ulster" an Irish Lloyd George to break tionelity, "one civilisation, one law, and of six counties, coercing Republic. Men do not, of occurred "This British Commonwealth of na gary, Italy, Poland, Bohemia, and looked almost like malignance were compelled in one Belfast race, and distinct, in the long Derry and last derived from his pledge and reject the scheme. two Sinn Fein counties Servia. into She their run, welcomed, fight for a tiens does not stand for standardisaadmired and perpetrated in Ireland, and were no other European country, dating year. And when Carson agitates in union. but for realiThey dare not take another, ties." '; here is phrase, tion or denationalisation, but for the supported Kosciusko, Kossuth, Gari- almost beyond belief. It is very difprior to Imperial Rome." There will Ulster, or Lloyd George says there or they would little says An Imperialist Reason. be in a minority. If Mr. Lynd, between a difference, fuller, richer, and more various life baldi, Mazzini, Jefferson, Davis, ficult to recover a lost opportunity be no dispute about delimiting her are three nations in Ireland, they it is right Republic and to coerce two for the sake a self-governing Dominion. England 11. Because the British Empire is boundaries: God saw to that. Mrs. are playing the historic game. of all the nations comprised in it." Koltchak, and Denikin. William Tell of that kind, where national suscepof four, it cannot be wrong to coerce would he Ireland's in danger until the Irish question is Stopford Green says of I cannot deny to the Irish the free is pictured as a hero in her school tibilities have been offended, best customer, and Ireland: Civic Reason. four for the sake of 28. books. Such ' an and naturally, her best friend, if the Robert Lynd, the British original enthusiasm killed." The settled to the satisfaction of the Irish "Neither geography, nor history door that I enjoy myself. 15. Because Britain has no title to absurd claim is plainly but an ex- tyranny of the journalist, says that even Sir Edward stupidities alluded to included ascendancy class were' Car- people. The London Times (July binds her to England. Great Britain Ireland but that Broad Reason. of the drawn sword. cuse for preventing Irish freedom. removed. Carson is a furious Nationalist-for sonite regiments taken over with 23, 1920) says: "The Irish problem is lay turned to the east; her han For the first MP years Britain never The League of Nations coerced 3,000.3. Because the Self-Determination Servia. How can I, as an honest their officers: other Irish refused se- the gravest and most insistent issue bouts opened to the sunrise; A Popular Reason. her 000 held more Germans into their League does not presume to direct Englishman, refuse to the Irish who parate regiments, a few Hungary: strips less than coerced drafted to in the whole field of British states. traffic was across the Channel. Ire- 30 :ales around three or four 20. Because the Self -Determination 7,000,000 Poles out of Poland; ana the Irish people, but claims their fought so bravely for my country in English or Scottishbut forces; Con- manship." There are 15,000,000 ot land's harbours faced the Atlantic: ports. At no period could she sea- carved up Turkey without right to choose freely, without dic- India, South Africa, Abyssinia, naughts, Munsters, and Dublins the slight. Lea&uefor Ireland has no quarrel say the Irish race in the United States, her traffic followed the ocean track with the English people, but with est regard to nationality. Straining tation or coercion from outside, Egypt, and France, what I freely ad- placed under English or Orange offi- people and the descendants of peo- to the Bay of Bis'cay. And as with that she held peaceful possession for their own governmental institu- vocate for those who are nothing to cers exclusively; Ulster regiments ple who were driven out of Ireland the trade routes, the civilisation and a generation. To -day, the Irish at a gna% Britain swallows a camel. the GoNernment which is in the power of the ascendancy class. On tions, and their political relation- met (Unionist) says that the An Eye-Opening Reason. carried their own banners, and their by tyranny and famine. These Irish the history of the two countries de- Times three occasions, at general elections, King's Writ does not run south of ship, with other States and peoples. Lave a great c:aim on America. Ten veloped apart." An Honed Britishees Reason. bands played 18. Because the so-called Ulster the. English people, party tunes through the Boyne In any conceivable form of Governor west of the Shannon. leaders are not even under a Nationalist towns; the wonderful signers of the Declaration of IndeUlstermen. nor, in narrow 8. Because the British Government An Admitted Good Reason. ment which the Irish people may decided in favour A Legal Reason. twelve of effort at Suvla ignored In pendence were Irish; most cases, Irishmen. Carson is a of Irish franchise, self-government, and each choose, the safety of Britain can be not only accepted President ---Ilson's Munster Washington's 14. Because the present Prime generals were 16. despatches, Irish; and Because Dublin the reluctantly British lawyer, admitParliawho began his career time the Tory point., but applied there guarded. in Parliament and in the midst and the British General Robertsor eyinister of England and his prede- ment ha; no legal or moral right to as a Nationalist, then changed to Government toascendancy forced the Ireland in its recruiting campaign. ted trick the people. A Fair Dinkum Reason. recruiting; Carson allowed to visit deposed before a House of Commons cessor have publicly recognised the legislate for Ireland. When Grattan Libcralis-m. and, finally, drifted to Most important One recruiting poster distributed all of orgaus of public Commission unity that half of the Ireland, and Belfast his and American though policy Ulster tell the dicVolunteers Unionism. Ulstermen to (all ProHe did not even repre- opinion, such as the University 4. Because the great war was over Ireland declared, "The Allies prowould "rebel army" was Irish. These 15.. tated their pretences otherwise. Mr. testants) forced Britain to grant le- sent an Ulster constituency until fessors, British authors of worldwaged to protect the liberty of small (and America clearly states this) keep their arms, as they 000,000 were mainly Asquith, when respiensible Prime need them for Minister, gislative after said the 1918. war independence to to O his resist Ireland, it colleagues in the Pro- wide nations, and if the sacrifice failed It cannot undertake to free the peoples reputation, the Anglican keeping America out of the war for at Dublin on July 12, 1912: "I have was decreed in the Renunciation visional Rebel Government, F. E. Archbishops, would, in the words of Sir Philip under Germany and Austria, and the Home Rule Act. After a year and 17 Bishops, Gibbs, be "an outrage against the leave other peoples under a system of this. Carson was taken into the two years after the sinking of the always maintained, and I maintan it Act of 1783, that "the right claimed Smith, pow Lord Chancellor Birken the Union, leading for keeping America out as strongly today, that Ireland is a by the people of Ireland to be bound head, is an English lawyer; General Free Baptist 'self-determination' of peoples which of government which they resent. Cabinet. If the Australians had Lusitania: Churchmen, the Trade (Commander-in -Chief had been the fundamental principle America, speaking through its Presi- been deprived of their identity, and of the League of Nations, and for nation." And Mr. Lloyd George, in onl.: by laws enacted by His Majes- Richardson Union Cengress, the British Labour defeatist-; his their former letter to Sir party, the Horace Plunkett, ty and the people of that kingdom and General Hackett Pain (Chief of Party, Lnd other bodies have ap of the League of Nations, and a dent, declares that the liberties of dealt insult after insult, would they Democrats, through indignation for the guidance of the Irish Con- in all cases whatever . . . . is here- Staff) are English. There is blatant hypocrisy in the part of a every other people are as valued, have taken it lying down? pealed to the Government on behalf agairet Wilson, who had, they said, vention (February 25. 1917) wrote: by declared to be established and Irish and no Ulster, except theirlittle jobs or Irish self-determination; but the nation which denied self-government and are to be made secure. Aye, as A Dominion's Reason. deserted Ireland. Lloyd George re- "A single legislature for a united ascertained for ever, and shall at no (they are now judges), about James Tory to Ireland." secure as the liberties of America. ascendancy is still able to 10. Because the Dominions-Aus- cogrised that when he called time hereafter be questioned or clues- Campbell, James Chambers and John block the way. the Ireland ie essential." 1.

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Do not let your loyalty to your A popular attraction is occupying two take a leok, then get a small circle of country blind you to her faults and "THE IRISH VENDETTA." other busy workers for the Appeal, their friends, or school children, to take overshadow your greater loyalty to (From "L'Oeuvre,- Paris, A Vancouver message of April 2, namely, 'Mesdames Barrett and Taylor, it by turns and sell even one ticket anti doubtless Rev. Mother and Sisters each, success would thus be gained to (To the Editor of THE RECORD). our Holy Mother the Church. advises of Mr. 0. T. G. Esmonde's On next Sunday, the 10th. inst., at will have the encouraging pleasure of an easy way. Only think what a simYours sincerely, is the letters "What between difference release A sample of a multitude of and furious attack on the hearing, the day of the meeting, that ple means of amassing reward for eter Sir,-All Catholics worthy of the 3.45 p.m. punctually, a general meet- numerouson ()there, that reach this (Mee: among their valued idly! The art union prizes include Joan of Arc and an Irish village?" name who have read, or heard of, "ANOTHER ENGLISHWOMAN." "drunken Viceroy's" regime. H.B.S. sir, --1 note in the last issue of THE ing of the committee and lady stall friends, are emulating those mention- cheques for L 100 and £25,, lady's wedA London cable of April 1 an the ietter in to-day's Sunday Times, "Give it up?" RECORD that a sett-Determination for holders will be held at the Convent. ed in this review.. It Is requested that ding trousseau, f60; bridal veil, tie [In columns will be found nounces the retirement of Viscount Ireland League or Australia In New Leederville, and as the business to ladies representing the sections !firmed 12s; gentleman's suit, L15 15s; lady's insulting our beloved Archbishop, plenty other of supporting evidence to French as the Viceroy of Ireland. at last meeting will be pepared to hand costume, £12 125; dinner, tea, and fruit South Wales and Victoria has been be discussed has "None. Both burnt by the Brit- must feel deeply distressed and show that unbiassed English and important beating In, on next Sunday, the semen and ad- service, English china, tin los; so do I II Ill formed, and presume that in this one indignant. I am an English- Englsh Catholic opinion are fast takwill have been already formed in Perth, upon the interests of the forthcom- dresses of those co-operating, so that you not -consider any of these and Bye ish." woman myself, and have felt con- ing a turn regarding If so place me in communication with ing Westralian Fgir and Grand Art they can be recorded at the Convent. other valuable prizes are surely worth mothers of sons who have been shot at Ireland. It the secretary, as I believe it is more Union, in aid of the The Sisters are being subjected to taking a chance of winning? sight, without trial; I have seen In a The sellstrained to reply to the writer of the has taken generations for HIGHGATE YOUNG LADIES' Home. the Rev. Veil' than poisible that I can get the regrave anxiety by the tardy results er or buyer of a book is entitled to two EUCHRE TOURNAMENT AND CLUB. hospital a boy of eighteen aforesaid letter. Enclosed is a copy thought to traverse this far. English prison DANCE quisite cumber to form a branch here, Mother and Sisters cordially invite a of their Art union up to the present. free tickets. or their price, Tickets, Spe- against whom there was no charge, wno of my reply, which I should be grate- cific evidence will and as I will more than likely be re- full attendance. It Is lllll st disheartening., after all the Is. each. had beaten about the head and will be Held lit The day itself, be found in the body been turning to Bolgart within the neat two "Good Shepherd Sunday," is particu- labour and 'room.: or issuing the ticful to with you the butt -ends of rifles ull It is ;cr the Sisters a counterbalancto have published in THE or three weeks, I would very much like ket., when each day's Post brings a ing conemation when some warm- HIBERNIAN HALL,onMURRAY STREET, RECORD, especially as I have al- following.-Ed. R.] unconscious. I have heard front TO to get It goring before I left. Once larly opportune for such a testimony bundle of "returned," which of 111s a sergeant of police that the in many hearted reader or the far-reaching REAPRIL TUESDAY, 12, 1921, at S p.m. ready written to LADY the arms, West. get a branch Started, it will bring the of zealous interest on the pa t of cases are put into a sealed envelope, AustraTESTIMONY. place where he was stationed was quiet, CORD'S message of appeal Is moved to few together, and must eventually do those who wish to befriend this .le- unstamped, and leaving a double post- write for a collecting book, or tickets, Good Pig,. Good Music. Refreshments. lian in defence of Archbishop Clune, Ill a letter to the London Times of but that he had just been out to a TilI see Lloyd George is some good,. age line on every so-sent honk of un- or to supply addresses for same. With near with some of his men to rive and they have not Ladles, is.; Gent's, Is ed. my let- Monday, February 21st. last, Lady alage having a tilt et the Labour crowd in serving cause, as it is appointed by sold tick, ts. dozen your* fellows a good beating. what gatitude and promises of earnest Miss 0. Prindiville and Miss L. Elliot,, ter. My husband published Dozens of others (widow the late Colonel Sykes, These is a well-known Sykes England, but Is receiving more than Holy Church for the celebration of hack marked unclaimed. unknown, come are happening daily, and prayers do the anxious Sisters profit eon. an Catholic), in offering a of tee things Joint Secretaries. he gives. This I am satisfied is the the Order's special festival under the away, etc. business man, and a non-Catholic, so briefEnglish This could be avoided if or such kind, voluntary help! And, oh. brutal and frequent murders statement of the things reason that they are almost standing title of "Our Lady kind persons in distant localities how abundantly our good God blesses by the 'Black and Tans' no for his sake I must ask you not to she has witnessedof orsome beard from peo- committed Mother of the some alAt. Once they get into power (this would send to the Convent any reliable such noble helpers, often hard-working metitIon Is to be made In the tart and allowed orphanage the Christi's) Bro- publish my name and address, other- ple of all parties during a three weeks' is-"yNiat the George crowd are afraid Good Shepherd," which is kept on addresses known to them. English press. Raids and robberies by The money people, who have life's heaviest bus. thers' pupils; they also desire to express wise I in Ireland. writes:of) I sincerely believe and hope that the second Sunday after Easter received so far does not even should glory in appending stay the military and auxiliaries are ot suffice dens to carry, and whose only object sincere thanks to all their good friends "No crimes or bloodshed committed everything will be settled as it should. each year. to refute' what has been expended upon Is charity. it to this.-Yours, etc., for assistance rendered. by the Irish can excuse the methods nightly occurrence, entailing cruelty -,Yours, etc., initiatinS the art union, so it refill', now being employed by the Govern- and 'suffering; upon women and chitThe Sitters feel deeply indebted to Once more we say, "Please 110 your In last week's issue of THE RE- behoves "LOYALTY." J. J. MAHONY. the benevolent public in general the clergy, ment to enforce obedience to English dren. Nobody knows when their turn who have kindly permitted Awe"! Time files, do good quickly! Greenough. 28/3/'21. CORD a very pathetic and instrue- to rally round this deserving ohiect, These things are being rule and to break the national spirit of may Rune. the by disposing of tickets. In their Make known this Good Shepherd Apfor tickets to the Rev. Mother parishes, and their heartfeltetc., in the name of England. In the people. [Irish intuition and knowledge of tive serial -story made its -first ap- sending [Cony.] The accepted laws of done are peal, and may Heaven posper your efAmerica and on the Continent of EuBritish polities and personalities is one pearance, entitled "Never Forgotten" Home of the Good Shepherd, Leederville, offered to the zealous boys of thanks Christianity and civilisation have the Clon- fort! been To Miss Amelia Prince, London,is becoming a by -word. rope our name set of the formidable weapons of opposiaside, and In their place an attempt or "The Home of so the Has the war Lost Child." our blunted sensitivetion against English domination in Iremade to crush the Irish Madam,-I have read with 'deep is being that we do not feel the disgrace land. The League is now forming.- As the thrilling narrative deals exmethods identical with thosePeon'e em- ness 'lisgust and indignaton your letter by is being laid upon us? Is it not Ed. R.) ployed by the Germans In Belgium, pressly with the delicate, soul-stirring and that time for the people of England to rise to his Grace universally Archbishop Clune, condemned. I have seen works in which the Sisters of the for myself sonic of the destruction up In their wrath, and insist that their which appeared in the Sunday wrought Good Shepherd are elected shall put an engaged, all by representatives the forces or -the Crow', BUNBURY. Times. official unofficial reprisals, upon immediate end to these shameful deeds friends of the Home at Leederville Can you call in question publicly the Irishandpopulation; I have seen the that are being done In their name?" would do well to read "Never Forin ruins In a bitterly hostile anti-Catholic Cork City, the CONVENT OF MERCY. reBOARD AND RESIDENCE. gotten" week by week, and induce of creameries, of blackened paper the statements of a Pastor 01 mains Superior Board and Residence; clean of houses, in townsco-operative to do likewise, so that many and coun- cornfortanie beds; good meals. Apply Holy Church, and yet be a loyal stoles, Musical knowledge results of ex- others try villages t have spoken with the may West Perth. become more Georee-street, acintimately s7atholici Even if you doubt his aminations held in connection with quainted with the actual aims and T.C.L., December 4th., 1920:Grace's words, is it your place to objects for which the present appeal publicly upbraid hint. before bitter Rudiments for A.T.C.L.: Alma is being made. Do nut forget the narrow-minded bigots? Have you Meyer, Eileen Rooney. First Chapter appeared in THE REbeen to Ireland and seen -for yourHigher Local: Sylvia Hough. CORD of April 2nd. Keep up the self what is happening, as the Arch Senior: Angela Hynes (honours). thread. bishop has done, or are your opinSMITH, that is the name given on the title page-rather a vague Intermediate: Lily Marks (honSome of the ladies have reported ions based on Press reports? If the description to trace your friend by. The only other information ours), John Flynn (honours), May to Rev. Mother their rapid strides WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL TO VISIT facts you InentiOn are really true, vouchsafed is that your friend is a woman. A "WOMAN NAMED Virschini (honours), Paul Virschini in the progress of their respective OUR EXPOSITION OF UNIQUE AND CHARMING FASHIONS they are the work of people madSMITH." (honours), May Shaw (pass). sections, by organising remunerative FOR AUTUMN WEAR. lened by oppression and brutality. Advanced Junior: Muriel Metcalf entertainments, collecting, etc. Much But when you turn over the page and begin to get interested in Have you THE read of STYLES deeds of our REPRESENT "ir(honours), Mavis Bettesworth (hon- regret and sympathy were felt tor FAITHFULLY ALL THAT IS that mysterious woman named Smith, you find that her story is far NEW AND DESIRABLE IN FASHIONABLE GARMENTS. 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THE W.A RECORD, SATURDAY APRIL 9, 192(

Aunt Bessy's Corner.

Archbishop Mannix - -

the chairman. A very happy of humour interspersed the Father John Flynn, ofvein speeches, which, though brief, were continued eulogy of Father Flynn's 0. M. I. Farewelled apriestly attributes, practical charity,

Prohibition Impossible

thoroughness in organisation, and Nerd' Ftentantle Parishioners De - personal supervision of all parochial monstrate Affection in Practical undertakings. The well-known "busy Great Manner. bee" of the parish was a delightful dusty all day until evening. Then ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. topic for the speakers. It certainwe had a cyclone, and Mrs. Hynes' card her demonly influenced and lent colour to local and enthusiastic A large Mollie Birt, Kukerin, returns place, which was a new one, had the ones. doings and repeated reference to it, to. goodwill and of esteem and sends tl for the "wee stration It is interesting to note the vari faith. and wherever they have had I am roof and verandah posts blown Thanks Nezy much, Mollie, dear. especially by Father Flynn, in reply, tender was priest their parish wards down. Mrs. Nankatra's house was very grateful. uus interests that are now bestirring the opportunity liave kept the audience in jovial mood. declared parishFremantle North by the ed very shaky, and the roof, part of the Fathers Callan and Neville, and themseiver in the conflict about "no against it. O.M.I., John Flynn. to Father ioners FAVOUR RECEIVED. sends Ss. for trio front verandah, and all the back A Client, Cottesloe ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS ELSEWHERE. on last Monday night, at the North Mt. Dowling made feeling reference license" or prohibition. On the side favour' Samuel for Gumpers, of America, gratitude schoolin The away. pi's,were blown "wee ones," Fremantle Town Hall, on the eve of to the state. of Ireland, but trusted of the licensing trade there are three bably the greatest Labour received through St. Joseph. master's beautiful big stone house is leader in that while Father Flynn was yet.in main sections. The first Ireland. for his departure and consists roof, lining, of all the in ruins, the world. saw in prohibition a Archbishop Mannix, speaking at a vast open-air demonstration in It was twenty-two years last Good his native lend he should see the d "Feather Your Nest." the verandah has gone. They were Edinburg on Sunday, February 20. said the British Government could Friday since the genial soggarth ar- flag of freedom unfurled and proud- those directly engaged in the trade-- covert attempt to strike the workBread Arrow, March 16, 1921. lucky to get out alive. The hall not hide the truth about Ireland always, and he believed it would be rived in Western Australia, and his ly flying over the dear old country. the manufacturers, hotelkeepere, em- ing man's interests, and he proDear Aunt Messy,-I hope this nearly blew right down; it is side- brought home to the people of England very soon, in a way they were return to his native land just now is He was given messages to take to ployees, and others, whose livelihood will rind yourself and the "wee ones" ways now, and had to be propped not at all prepardd for-that they were sowing seeds in Ireland the what no one, surely, could or would Ireland which were to tell het that and property are in danger. These phesied much "turmoil and dissenin the best of health. The weather up on Tuesday. Our place nearly fruits of which might be reaped in England. Ireland. lie assured his begrudge him. With that score of her children in far-off Australia were people make little or no pretence of sion," a prophesy that has been fulhere is just beginning to get cold. blew away. We were having tea; audience, was going to win in the end. When the wage-earning inyears of priestly labours to his cre- with her in shine and in shawod, that philantbrophy. Without any attempt filled. There are greet sports at Kalgoorlie and one of the sheets of iron blew prayers still go up to God to terests in America were makieg war The demonstration was held in the playing ground of St. Anne's dit, spent in one place or other, and their tomorrow, and a great concert at off, and Dad got a plank and en School, varying circumstances, Father bring her through the ordeal of suf at hypocrisy, they frankly admit on the great trusts, it was known under Bishop of Edinburgh Rev. Dr. Graham, Auxiliary Right and night. Barbara has been asking us axle of a sulky and put it on the and St. Andrew's, presided. It was estimated nearly 4,000 people at- Flynn has richly earned a respite tering and oppression to the fulfil- that they are defending the interests that some .of the millionaire trust all what name was short for Bar- roof, and tied them down with tended. the meeting the crowd, led by a band, joined enthie after fulfilling every activity that ment of her glorious national des- of themselves and their families. directors started anti-saloon and bare. I got a new song to -day; it strong wire. If he had not done siastically Before in singing Irish national songs. An address of welcome to the Oblate Fathers are concerned in tiny. to respond, prohibidan Father Fiynn, on rising leagues, backed by large is named "Feather Your Nest." It this the roof would have went. He the Archbishop was read by Mr. Shaun O'Sheehan, Simi Fein organ the guest of Monthis State; bett in Corruption and Degradation. 'has get such a pretty tune. Well, got very wet, and could hardly stand iser for Scotland. funds, to turn attention away from day evening's function occupied pub- was greeted with prolonged applause. The two other sections of the anti the trust and divide clear Auntie, as I do not want to with the cold. Tuesday was a very ic notice for a considerable time in In a very entertaining speech he dethe people in to compare with the records of the the extraordinary capacity of chap tailed the many activities that en- prohibitionists embrace those who Government. ,Ban Useful. take up tZie much of your precious fine day. We had 112 points of fierce campaigns about liquor, of soldiers that England had lain to the various hospitals of the gaged the Oblate Fathers' attention believe diet their freedom Coiner, I will conclude my short rain on Monday night. Please send placed so-called should which they themselves had almost 1)1'. Mannix said the ban in Ireland to -day. To certain forces card, and I will do me r. collecting for which kisses in the Fremantle district letter with my best love and including the . Fremantle district. not be taken away because a few upon him by the British Governto e oursef and the wee ones.--Your my best for the foundlings. I will ment had had its consolation, for it in Ireland to-day people were pay. Quarantine Station south of the they expected 110 earthly reward. He are prone lo abuse, and the great unlimited private supplies. With love and kisses had given hint an opportunity of ing £1 per day for the purpose of Port during the disastrous influenza was at a loss for words to express doze now. loving niece, oppressing the Irish people. The Sly.Grog Evil. epidemic of a few years ago. His his appreciation of the kindness and body of citizens who are not much Your letter, my dear Bonnie, to yourself and the "wee ones."- meeting tens of thousands of people An Eternal Disgrace. Christian courage necessitated, in- good thought that prompted the troubled about drink of any kind, found us all in good health, and de- Your loving niece, whom he could otherwise never By making a tremendous tease to him, and assured but dread the fearful corruption and CARMEL O'CONNOR. presentation actual suffering with the dread deed, lighted to know that the cool weaand wherever he had met, of have chance a If there ever was but that was no deterrent them that he never dreamt of any degradation that has arisen where through their platform hirelings My Dear Carmel,-Your letter was gone he had found friends who symther was showing itself around your anion between two countries that disease,future vt-eieome, though I was very sorry services were required. such compliment being paid him way. We are beginning to feel the very these "gold-hugs" managed to to read that a cyclone had visited Yal- pathised with hint, and desired to chance had gone. What was going when were readily given. These owing to the circumstances that pre- ever prohibition has been enforced - frighten many politicians, who mie. They the cheeks in air upon our cool What wretchedly mischievous stand behind Ireland. The ban gave on in Ireland was a disgrace to civigoo. flagrant hypocrisy, the deadly early mornings, and perhaps later things they are to be cure. I am really the Government an opportunity of lisation-an eternal disgrace to the heroic sacrifices won for him wide- vailed practically on all sides. He the !terry for the poor people whose pro. showing their hand. Unlike himself, spread esteem, and so in his other took no credit for all that had been sly -grog trade, and the degeneracy teok the clamour far public opinion. many' of us will be complaining of ;wily English people. What a great was destroyed. at North Fre- of the drug habit. The first of The politician almost everywhere beblue, cold noses and chilblains. We blessing nobody was hurt. Dad must the Government did not like doing It was not fur him to tell the duties he could draw to himself many said of his activities are never satisfied. I hope you hate been pleased that he was fortun- things in the open; rather they Irish people what they should be whose pleasure it was to lend assist- mantle, making the very generous these two sections may be regarded lie wes that the prohibition vote- is ate mmegb keep being remark that Father John the roof from the late to about three times what it really. is, were at the sports and concert at blown sway. I am sure the experi- liked doing things in the dark. They satisfied with; the Irish people had ance whenever he re/mired or asked Smyth, of dear memory. had lab- as defenders of self-interest, and the and so it was that prohibition wan Kalgoorlie. and that you enjoyed ence vat far from pleasant. I don't had been waiting to get the Strick- very good reasons for snaking tip for it. thoroughly second as men and women whose and oured so zealously Of the ties that usually bind so Anyhow, I'm sure you think. me dear Carmel, I should like land report regarding the burning their minds, but the only step to yourself. that there was ltttle for him to do main concern is honest, decent citi- brought about without the issueMa little bit of it. The rain must sported your bit of green in honoua even They did not want to get peace was complete independence. closely together the people to their but ing submitted to a vote of the chl been very welcome, but it should of Cork. to carry on. Father Flynn sup "Feather Your have of St. Patrick come in a very much quieter spirit. it before, because every-lxidy knew He did not say there was to be priest and that Father Flynn was veyed the period of his 22 years re. zenship. zens. Nest" is a political song, isn't it, than send a card, and I am sure YOU who burned Cork. They were told eternal enmity. Ireland had to worthy of great respect and homage, eidence in the State, and expresser. "Perfecting" Humanity. will do your best for the "wee Ones." Then there were the greedy class and what can there be pretty about Thank yoii for the love and kisses von an inquiry would be granted-a suffer until the people of Britain the gathering to bid him farewell satisfaction at the splendid treatit? The tune is you say. Birds send them and your loving, military inquiry, because no other had made up their minds to say to was a splendid criterion. The hall ment meted out to him by people 01 The prohibition forces are more of -Amrican employers, who thought twitter very pleasantly whilst feaAUNT BESSY. could he trusted at the present mo- the Government that they must was comfortably crowded with pen. all classes and creeds, especially by various, and for the most part not that if they could close the hotels thering their nests, and it seems to ment in 'Ireland. and that they stand by their promises and profes- plc from the "three Fremantles." his own Catholic friends at all times. so well defined. In the first place, they would be able to get more me during the war many people From Coolup. should get from the military a fair sions, and by the hope they held The Mayor of North Fremantle (Mr. It was a pleasure also to record the there are the reforming zealots who work out of their men, and show twittered gaily whilst they "feather. They were out to the Irish boys when they in- R. Bracks) and some of the counciland impartial report. Wattle Grove, Coolup. good fellowship that always existed believa that if you can only pass a that the cost of living was some dear, you, ed their nests." Thank told by the so-called Chief Secre- duced them to go out and fight on lors were present. The Oblate hetween March 29, 1921. him and the North Fremanwere almost fully representFathers 16 for the lceve and kisses you send the December on Ireland for tary the battlefields of Europe. The Even more contempDear Aunt Beasy,--Will you please church sufficient number of compelling Acts what lower. The .Superior, the Very Rev. tle Council and various local "wee. ones" and Our loving, accept me as one of your nieces? I that it would be possible to place Struggle in Ireland, be it long or ed. bodies. There was ne use saying of Parliament you can perfect ha tible than these were the consider. Callan, was accompanied by AUNT BESSY. the Father before report of that result the short, would go on until they had am seven years old. I ride 21 man nature, lift the curse of Adam, able number of harpies who vote.] Hayes (Glenda- whether he was coming back here Neville, miles to school, and am in the sec- House of Commons rose. He now the only solution that Ireland would Fathers Casey but and change the whole life, thought for prohibition candidates because and Ahern, and other again or not. He did not know; it accept. lough), Getty's Pleasure. ond standard. I have a nice little. told them that he never promised may rest a, they he went wherever were Fathers present R. O'priests debarred was he and that He had no hatred against' EngDear Aunt Bessy,-I take the plea- pony named Dolly. I have one at all,publishing that his heart and mind would and habit:: of the population. These their fingers were hungry for the the report because land. All the Irish desired was to Neill (Cittesloe), T. Masterson sured always turn to Fremantle. It was are convinced that they only are rich profit of the sly -grog trade. If aura of writing again, hoping you brother and one sister. If you send from practice of every carry out their own destine:. lie (Claremont). and G. Griffin. and the "wee ones" are quite ,well. me a card I will try and collect for it was againsttothe to ask him to remem- right-that their beliefs arc sound reference be made to the "Montreal necessary not The proceedings were presided publish confidential joined his t raycrs with thews that I am enclosing 15/6 for the "wee the "Nice ones." Mother has taken Government ber them in his prayers, no matter ones, and that those who diffei with Star" of 23rd December, 1918, an acGod, in His own good time, might over by Mr. P. Carroll. may be, because he would them are absolutely and hopelessly coune will be found of the practices ones." I am posting the card in a us twice to the Foundling Home. It reports. he where Previous to a number of speeches, make peace between England and A Man of Peace. of a leading prohibitionist who pleasure seperate cover. I am sorry I did is lovely to see the "wee ones." I the following very entertaining pro. certainly look hack withgrateful Like the fanatical perse- pleaded guilty of importing illicit re- in error. If that was the reason for not Ireland, and that each might work gramme the most not see the "wee ones" while we like reading THE RECORD, and and entertain of excellent music was perThe this week'se is good with the photo. publishing the report, the Chief Sec. in peace and harmony. He prayed formed: Overture, Miss D. Ratazzi: collections of his long sojourn among cutors of the earlier ages, they think liquor be the car -load. were down on our holidays. railway strike was on, and we could of Father O'Grady on horse back retary had that reason before him for the day when Ireland might ex- song, "Coming Home," Miss W. the Fremantle people. He thanked it their duty to exhaust every means hand of friendship to Eng. A Disastrous Failure. sincerely and heartily for their to force people to be like themsel not go. My sister, Hilda, is stay- in the procession. Hoping you will two months ago, and, therefore, he tend the and he hoped that with those Smith: song, "Perfect Day," Mr. G. them for ing down with my Aunty at East accept me as one of your nieces.- could have held out _do prospect of land, duet. "Miserere." Mr. and generosity and good feeling, and yes. Although in large part the: What two hands once joined they might Corkhill; American interests, backed by big arrangdemonstration having it published IR all. splendid Fremantle. Have you got mary Your would-be niece, the Miss Swain: violin solo, "Dear Little NELLIE McCARTHY. were the public to conclude? It never again be parted in strife. ed to do such honour, as he was sure conduct organisations that might money, made strenuous efforts to rn nieces and nephews in Grecnoungh, trocitice prohibition to England, but Resolutions protesting against the Shamrock," Miss Slattery; song. he was not worthy of. (the Archbishop) it He took benefit if people be forced Yes, Nellie, dear, I am very glad you seemed to him to forAunt Bessy? I think some of them O'Flynn," Mr. M. Corkhill; have come to the Corner. I have no that no matter what was in it, the Government's treatment of his "Father will be writing to you soon. I think little quartette, "Minstrel Boy." Misses that what honour they did him that swear drink, tobacco, races, picture failed disastrously. They are benieces that bother about me at I will say good-bye.- With love.-- Coolup, and I hope you will often withholdihg of this document was Grace and against the action of the Swain and McLernon, and Messrs. night was what the good people de- shows, theatres, Sunday trains, and lieved to be making similar attempts here. What is the object? Why publicaEdinburgh the than City Council in refusing damnatory more write to us. I win send you a lard. Your loving niece, Nosh; song, "Morning," sired to shower on his fellow priests other pleasures which they proscribe, has estute old "Uncle Sam" so sudthe use of a public hall for the meet- SwainD.and You will do your best for the -wee tion of it could ever be. GFRTY POOLE. Hellion; song, "Green Isle of the Oblate Order. Miss ones" I em sure. Pm glad you like denly turned into a world-wide the ing philwere passed. whether Dr. it may be conceded that-blind and Mannix occurred doubted afterinterval he brief While A further Thanks, many. indeed, my dear Gerty, them and like THE RECORD. Write of Erin," Mr. Swain; song, "Avoufor your nice donation to the "wee again, and tell the more about the state of things in Ireland would wards addressed an overflow meet- reen," Miss D. Hevron. after the applause died down, when tyrannical as their attitude may be atntiropist and preacher? ones." It is a pity you didn't see teem school, your lessons, and yourself.- come to a speedy close, he was an ing. was continuprogramme the musical According to the Perth Daily -they are acting in what they beA brief interval here intervened, I am sure Your during your visit to Perth. BESSY. optimist as far as Ireland was conNew, February 21, 1921, the new you wouln love them all. The wretched after which the Chairman, who was ed a. follows: Song, "Valley of lieve to be the public interest. railway strike made a lot of incon"beeves upon earth" which was te cerned, because it was going to win MEETINGS IN LANCASHIRE.' supported on his right by the guest Laughter," Miss Swain; song, "Take Not on Strike. I hope Hilda venience., for the public. declared, Mr. he Eyes." sure, end-as a Pair of Sparkling follow the introduction of prohibithe in the evening, in uttering compE of "Organised Hypocrisy." is enjoyieg herself at Kast rretuantle. I "Tara Speaking Vale," Bridgetown, at Burnley before pro. D. Miss song, "Sincerity," applause, as there was a Swain, tion in America has not materialised. loud amid have, or had, several nieces and nepMarch 24, 1921. God in Heaven. But, the sooner ceeding to Scotland, two great meet- mentary remarks, spoke feelingly, on Hevroto quartette. "Eileen Alanhews in Greenough, but they seem to dhis paper quoting the Guaranty But prohibition. as shown by ex. of the parshioners, and deplore behalf Dear Aunt ings Bessy,---dt being held in the principal halls is quite a the Government of big promises and I am very pleased have forgotten me. McLernon, and Swain Misses nab," the ed necessity to farewell Father in America and Canada, has Trust Co. of New York, said, "East to hear last some are intending to renew long time since a letter of mine has the town. Dr. Mannix asserted and Messrs. Swain and Nash. The penance and west wage reductions have been poor performances were got rid of, in acquaintance with me. I shall welcome appeared in the Corner. Mr. Flynn. Carroll paid tribute to olio the are extraordinarily right advocates Did of Irish you Nationhood, was and Thank you again, my their 'esters. the sooner would Ireland come into joined with the order of the day. and unemploycharming disposition and whole of the concert programme think I had gone on strike? We the chairman of the the guest's dear niele.-Your loving,AUNT Fremantle calculating and selfish. Professor ment has been steadily increasing, People might ask why principal own. round good qualities that had arranged by the North BESSY. had quite a nice drop of rain during her meeting (Mr. Dan. Irving, all country to that to while Mr. L. J. Brown carried Stephen Leacuck, one of the world's As an indication of the state of Choir, come should.he won for him the good fellowship and the past week, which gladdened the talk about the things. After all, Lab. M.P., Burnley), in impressing the secretarial dirties in a cap- foremost literary men and humani. things it is sufficient. to mention that Kathleen and Daddy Christmas. hearts of all the farmers. I believe he was by temperament, as well as on Englishmen and women respon- esteem of all sections of the coin out 300,000 are unemployed in New York Before resuming his seat, able manner. tarians, declared in the "National alone." Holland -street, E. Fremantle, summer has taken its departure at by profession, a man of peace. He sibility for what was going on in triunity. last, and I cannot say that I am was an Archbishop, and perhaps be Ireland. British people paid is. 6d. the chairman expressed his great Review" of July. 1919, that "the proe March 27, 1921. FAREWELL. PRIESTS' in having the pleasure honour of pre Prohibition would threes, 20,000 sorry. But 1 suppose that in the to the men who went to fight Dear Aunt Lessia-We 1 roke up be supposed to have too a dayGermans, to Father Flynn a small but Recent clerical changes by the hibitionist propaganda in U.S.A. was men, and women out of employment then called Huns: senting tor our Laster holidays and are go- middle of winter, when Jack Frost might barked by unlimited money and en in this Slate. to do to interfere in public she for much responsible practical token hie were of affection from Archbishop goes his rounds now dealing they were paying £1 a day to out icicles matters. But it was just -because Yesterday ing back next Monday. Langmead going to gingered by organised hypocrisy." If you do not want that you wily we went up to Perth and saw the we will forget all the hard things we he was a man of peace that he ad. the men they had set looee on the parishioners and people of East Father Albert H. Labour organisations almost everyIrish people. He (the Archbishop) Fremantle and Fremantle on the Kalgoorlie to assist Fatherof St. Dorothy said about summer, and wish it back vocated the cause of Ireland. biggest church in W.A. let nothing stop you from recording administrator of hie departure to the Old Counthe new eve Kearin. where have always been extremely I must tell you how we a just and lasting peace. The try, wishing him bon voyage, and. if Mary's. A pleasant vote for "Continuance" on 30th has got another gold medal; it is Again. function suspicious of prohibitionist g000 your There never would be. peace in wanted little Prime Minister In Ireland, April.-Advt. lovely. I went down to Bunbury celebrated St. Patrick's Day. had recently spoken in England, in the Empire, willed it, a safe return. Tht took place a few weeks ago, when the for my Christmas holidays. I went the first place we had a concert and there never would be peace in the about a truce, but it was to be a God for Stall consisted of a suitably ladies of the Sacred Heart down with Phyllis, and came back dance on Monday night-- that being world, as long as the Iriph question truce whirl) leas to be all on one presentation wallet of notes. Messrs. W. the forthcoming St. Brigid's bazaar The Irish people were tt inscriber! with Dorothy, after a lovely holiday. the only night the hall was avail- remained unsolved. Why was Ire- side. Slattery, P. J. Hevron, R. Bracks to say good-bye to Father Lang Daddy Christmas brought Patty able. All the popular Irish airs land overrun by those British Huns hand in their anne, to give tip the (Mayor if North Fremantle). J. S. met on the eve of his departure for TAIL RS and I such a nice pink dress, a doll, were sung, and were well enjoyed by at the present moment? The rea- assertion of their rights, to accept Dowling, and Fathers Callan, Neville mead Goldfields. Mrs. Gee, is a neat and socks. Did you go to St. Pat- the audience. Then on St. Patrick's son was that Ireland was claiming the Partition Bill, and work it for and O'Neill supported the remarks the MINIM regret of the expressed speech, little Day the school children had sports the right to rule herself. She was all it was worth, and that was rick's Day prpcession?aI must say all who had the pleasure of knowing With love to yourself and a picnic. Needless to say they claiming Ireland for the Irish peo- nothing at all. On the other ride good-bye. during his all toe assert 'Ireland's independence. Father Langmead and the "wee ones."-Your loving had a grand time playing cricket, ple. that the Irish they would be able to ride ',nigh - again the claimed She West Perth, and eschildren of Ireland would short stay inladies running races. and picnicing. I be- people, and they alone, had a right shod over the disarmed Irish people. But niece, associated with the pecially sal inheritance, have such a never lieve the people in E Y. Perth had a very TANGN Violence did not find any advoKATHLEEN rule in Ireland, and. that any not allow Father f,,onrhehuoped very soon to eve Ire her felt they could Very pleased to hear from you, bad time between the heat and the to cate in him; he detested impose to murder, there no who went expressbody without so you saw mosquitos. Kathleen Mavourneen. triumphant and free. friendly Langmead to leave I hope those insects foreign rule uupon 'Ireland was an matted by whom it might be corn. the biggest church in W.A. during your had the manners to leave their appreciation and the best you in aggressor whom the Irish people mitted. If any Irishman used vio- to England, as she was not now, and ing visit to Perth. What church did you Father friends. and wishes herself of Why did you tot tell peace, Aunty. There were very see, little one? lence except in his own self-defence as she ought not to be; and to see Isangthead, in reply, thanked the Dorothy Is doing splendidly, few mosquitoes here this summer. 1 had a right to struggle against. roe? or in defiance of the rights of his them, by their united efforts, en- ladies for their kindness, and assist-, and I ern very pleased to hear of her suppose they were all holding a Disastrous Union. country unjustly attacked, he had deavouring to keep a lasting peace. ed them he would never forget them I am glad that you enjoyed success. I missed our yourself with Phyllis and Dorothy at meeting in Perth. At Tottington, Bury, Lancs.. the in his prayers and especially in the It might be asked: Why did not, no sympathy with -that Irishman. Buirbury, and that Daddy Christmas was Corner from THE RECORD last Ireland settle down within the EmArchbishop said things were going Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. He hopI saw the big St. generous to you. Dominion Rule. No doubt, until now, all pire? Scotland had apparently from bad to worse in Ireland. Eng- ed if he ever came to Perth to find Patrick's Day procession, and I thought week. That Make Your Winter %1. hen people Thank you for remember- your nieces and nephews were, like settled down within the Empire. it splendid. talked about Drina land had got the greatest surprise them all well and happy. ing the "wee ones" and your loving, myself, too hot to do anything but But if the Scotch were satisfied inion Rule for Ireland he wanted to any country had ever got. The AUNT BESSY. Suit a Small Expense think of the heat. Well, I will say then they had self-determination, know what it was they meant. Zr Government said they had the ReA social gathering took place at au-revoir for the the present. With and he had no desire to dictate to they were going to give Ireland, if puhlican Army on the run: they the on 18th. inst., Wagin, What a Cyclone Did. Presbytery, need a suit for the coming You'll much love to yourself and the "wee the Scotch people regarding the pm- she wanted it, her own army and themselves were on the run, and to welcgme home Rev. Father John winter. Now, hare's a chance to Yalgoo, March 27, 1921. ones."-Your loving niece, sent arrangement. Ireland, how- navy- -they would not be very large, every attempt should be made to O'Reilly from his trip abroad, and get that Suit, in the best materials, Dear Auht Bessy,--I hope you are NORA RYAN. had struggled against union, in any case-if they were going ta keen them running. Why did not bid farewell to Father O'Brien. Dur It I'm delighted. Nora Machree to krigr ever, with the best workmanship, and at d well and also the "wee ones." affirm, for 700 years, put Ireland on exactly the same England hip to build up a nation ing the evening a presentation of a or attempted a wonderfully low price. has been very hot up here until that you haven't gone on strike. I and Ireland and England would status as Australia, then that would within her shores on which she could was Consider these materials! They're Monday, the 21st.. when it was really wrndered why you hadn't writ- never conic together as Scotland be giving Ireland the right-if she rely and from which she might have suit rase and tobacco pouch made by Mr. M. Noonan to Father the very thing for chilly weatherUnion done. had wanted to exercise had it --to cut the no fear? Perhaps if she did not O'Brien from the parishioners, who and England Tweed Australian snug and cosy, but still light and proved disastrous to Ireland. and painter altogether, as they said in the whole civilised world might soon wished him every success and happicomfortable. scarcely less disastrous to England, Australia. There was very little compel her to do so. v-. ness in his new parish of Beverley The Australian Tweeds, at 14/4/and the sooner it was given up the difference beween Dominion* Home Suitings Self-Determination. Father O'Brien responded, and a Suit (to measure), are remarkable Better. They had it on the author- Rule and absolute and complete Archbishop !Anne, an honourable thanked his many friends for their wy Value, which will appeal to you LATEST PAITERNS JUST ARRIVED ity of the Prime Minister iinself separation, and if the Irish people Irishman. appalled by the conditions kindness. Father O'Reilly also rethrifty -dressing men; while the that with all those years Ireland was were told that they were to be put on in Ireland, sought for peace. He sponded, and thanked them for the A C TO Cheviots. at £5. and fast dye Indigo SUITS e not more reconciled to England or exactly the same footing as Canada was generous enough-he would not pleasant evening extended to them. Serge% at L5/5/-, will be welcomed to union than she was in the days and Australia, then it would be for say simple enough-to believe that Refreshments were partakn of, and ob.', MEASURE by men appreciate a smart blue who 411111 speak the Irish people to say whether or good could come from negotiations the company joined in playing cards, of Oliver Cromwell. He (the Suit. In the Blarney Tweeds we er) said that Ireland was less recon- not they were satisfied. If Britain with Lloyd George. If Dail Eireann andclispensed at a late hour. are featuring Browns and Greys in in the than wanted Ireland to he satisfied with - compromised with the Government cited to England to -day The Renowned fox's really attractive patterns-ideal fur in the Empire they would have to it would be repudiated by days of Cromwell. With profound regret we have to the young e . Serviceable Business Wear. lase anywhere nor go a longer way than they ever had men of Ireland; if the young men report the demise of a promising Neither in Ireland Cheviot Write f,,r these Patterns now. else did people believe that English done. Pi compromised both would be repudi- young life in the person of Clifford to do things got be A Lasting Peace, soldiers could ated by the women of Ireland Now Allen, at the early age of seventeen OUR SPECIAL PRICE that have been done recently in Irewas no hatred of Britain that the war was over, it was said years. In the early days of Me Whatever the past might or There land. SUITS TO the Empire in the hearts of the that self-determination was only a childhood he was under the care of My Own Hands have had to show, there was nothing Irish people: all they asked for was catch -cry. But self-determination the good Sisters at Goomalling-MEASURE what they thought God intended Was no catch -cry; it was something later he was a scholar at the ConI THE BIG TAILORS My Bridgetown and Donnybrook ten. more sacred. There were men to- vent at Moore. and finally entered therm V have. They wanted the friends were a great Joy to me, but their letters have been few and rar island Ile had given them for a 'Mt. day who in their references against St. Ildephonstis' College, New Nor Indigo Fast Dye "ON THE CORNER," WILLIAM Per- tinct rack, a language of their own. Ireland quoted Cardinal Manning. tea, where he was a student until between since before Christmas. AND ..MURRAY-STS., ..PERTH haps the dry weather depressed you a temperament and a religion of Cardinal Manning was a friend of -his health gave way. After twelve ('Phone A1964). ali. Summer has gone, but the winSerges ter brinks chilblains and cold fingers, their own. He (the speaker) hop- Ireland, and if he were alive today months of patient suffering he pass7 CENTRAL ARCADE, PERTH and no one wants to write, so I'm ed the Irish people would look for he would be on the side of Ireland. ed away at Northam on 26th March. PRICE REDUCED SPELIAl ('Phone A2422). help me at corning will its wondering of their just rights righteously, that Anyone who toisted in the "Black- 1921. Much sympathy is felt for all. I am glad St. Patrick was not HIGH AND WILLIAM-STS. Mrs. and and -Tan" Coalition Mr. the parents, C Government, "to sorrowing SUITS TO forgotten In Bridgetown, and that the they would never stain their hands FREMAhTTLE ('Phonebe207). concert was an Ireland over all one. with blood which was not their deal justly and promptly with the Ryan, Koorda: his sisters Denise and An au MEASURE We had a bad time for awhile with own, that they would never stain tragedy of Ireland," had not the wis- Eileen Allen, and aunt and uncle. converted under enormous "Dural,stos- is asbestos cementfor MAIL THIS CO PON, the mosquitoes and heat waves, but the ceilings. roofing slates. hydraulic pressure into ,beets nor the courage of Cardinal Mr. and Mrs. Ralston, of Moora, in dom which Day lives with crimes with St. Patrick's their procession on Mg freight that .e compact interior and exterior scattered the insects. and they haven't the country had been stained by Manning. the loss of their only son, brother, with a saw and hammer Please Send me PEER bunch of Blarney High Quality were a nuisThey busy since. been incorporate also In conclusion, Dr. Meninx said he and nephew. R.I.P. Latest Petterns, Tape, and Self fen can fie it youireel.f. awing another hi, lump /rum you go ance to me for a while, but not so others who had no right there. The Irish people were never so was supposed to be a hater of Engvery much as to break the peace of top Measurement Form. rui'skTEX: Farm in sv'Ut,".7:07.,7, West Guildford notes were seta too Y.TVATitenral'VuTTIn"gt'rd'urerit tee. and Tweeds Perhaps you are united as at the present. The men land. It was not true. His work hate afternoon sleeps. ices. 'lDurabestais" make cooling is Attention ,npen.e in hest.ng for publication. th.re right In supposinte the BrIdgetowsi bat- of Ireland were never more reso- for Ireland was in the interests of directed to a nonce appearing even Na me for economy. strength and beauty. Illustrated Bookletsand Prices on requert. talions came to Perth for the elections INCLUDING ATTRACTIVE BROWNS that neon on WednesPeace would re. week isstipulating mainly, and for the Local Option poll lute; they were ready to give their both countries. the latest time that matter for Address on the 30th. So you missed the Corn- lives if necessary. If Dail Eireann store, at least, England's lost hon. day AND GREYS insertion in the current woele ANUFACTURERS, W.A.R. 84. er from THE RECORD, did you? Well were not prepared to hack up Ire- our. The war continued from day may be taken. now. Nora, deer, did you not feel some Factory & Shewrooms -Amelia Street. Valley, Brisbane 1 05,_ C SUITS TO to night in Ireland. How far it repudiated, it would be rights land's left without letters? remorse that I wa. -,.., Ewa Perth Factory (.),. TRYING MEN HAVE GIVEN UP was not known. to my nieces and would gn Every a gaol shaking were false Olve and if the men of Ireland MEASURE cm iephews that von are acquainted with, TO FIND A BETTER DRINK the boys and girls country was becoming more active and tell thrill to write to your loving to Ireland to-daywould THAN UNION BEER. ow it to over the Irish atrocities. schools -

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THE W.A RECORD, SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 192. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

IRISH -AUSTRALIAN SOCIETIES.

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ruin Our Correspondent. B. O'C.: Answer to No. deferred. .1 state will shortly be made with YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY. e. Aa actual instance of what you furthe bulk handling of wheat scheme. The Young Ireland Society held their ther ask is Supplied from a Dublin mes It is understood that definite de- usual meeting at St. Patrick's School sage of February 4th last. when Miss AT Monday night, and the crowded hall COrnella Curzon was shot in Dublii, velopments of an important nature last testified to the popularity of the sothat day by a British curfew senand a lucky will transpire in the very near fu- ciety, and the interest the members are early Ille over was to be try. She was tired upon while passitte [By seme unaccountable happen- two leaving last ball, was added oil' the ture. taking in the affairs of Ireland. through John's Lane after the military ing. "Wattles" spurting notes do Bryant the victory, with 3 wickets in the sing- curfew had rung. The Juvenile Hibernians will hold The meeting commenced withMiss she died after Beg- the shouting. Of emirs, you soon ing of "The Soldier's Song." nut appear this week. They to.for- hand. never si... their sixth annual picnic at Pdint ley A scretsti inaten was played on Satrendered "She's voice, with Sce non leaving such admissions In the Mille after tunately went astray clitTord's trams Walter to -morrow (Sunday). Every- Fat: Front the Land." Miss l'inegan's many and Byrne's urday, Press. 3. Salt would be al a premium and efecates thing paints to a good day's outing recitation. "The Men of ,98." was well our sporting editor's hands and combined Veeslls Bryant team if the proverbal grain were to he taken played on The Firsts' received. Mr. Doheny sang "The West's with very- cable sent out about this office. We apulogise to our combined. for the young Gaels. Presithe Oval, the Seconds' on the College which is always popular. Mr. dent do Valera. readers, and are also suety that wicket. is in Port looking Asleep," and Bryant were the "Kwinana" The Clifford to "Sentenced R. Brennan recited A CHEAP LINE IN INFANTS' MUSLIN BIBS, trimmed with lace, Clifford less the toss am a wreck after the Carnarvon blaze, Death," or the story of a Irish martyr's "Simi ',chief "I Yes. "Wattle'':' energy was spent in vain captains. 'rho. late' -1 bail showed double flap Special Price, tad. Bryant it W. had to bat. intelligence of lathe. confession. Miss P. Doherty whereabouts this week. We shell make up for The other and will cost a large SUM to repair. dying Dominic -he was chaplain to and INFANTS' CREAM WINCEYETTE BURRAS, good quality. torn]. getting A lucky 31. tof her popular songs, Fate (mother -Ed. E.1 (I i It is to be hoped the work will be "Eyes 01' Irish Blue." principal scorers wen,' W. Jamesclime Mr. Builivant very dear friend to the late Tenn.., Spe Price'4/11. not out), 1'. olifford(-is', MacSwiney-is that he was remove. obliged with a piano selection. Master recently INFANTS' WATERPROOF PILCHERS, nice quality.cial total handed to the local State ImpleI:17'.'fie from Wormwood Serubbs Pri111, and L. VIII Sullivan rendered that tOuchine son, Louden, ment Works, and thus cause the Jack 111-y11111 Well, in was brought ie ss6, 1/11. Special Price, to the Isle of Wight, hand CRICKET recitation, "Padraie Pearse's Last in out Word,: to ills :leather." 10 bee and a! tens thee. were 3 wie- circulation of the money Mr. COurttley suffer!, escorted under guard, etc., Cl'-. INFANTS' CREAM WOOL BONNETS, with ribbon strings. down for 1...1. Dry ant tieing Ail nov town and district. Dominic is a Capurhtan Monk. gave a botnpipe. The boys sang "Ire- Father and Special Price, 2/11. out. This match t= to be 14,11111e11, SENIOR MATTING ASSOCIATION. billits,s,sebninte,kico. was three years. God Councillor George Shepherd, who land and Liberty." The doings of the CHILDREN'S DARK TWEED ROMPERS, In assorted checks, square it is likely to have an eseiting mash. C.Y.M.S. a. Cosmopolitans. Second team always gives of his best in al; brave Irish exiles who fought under 171i1T0111 and ityrne's neck, with flap and belt, sizes 16. 18, and 20 inch es. Lord Clare at the battle of Fontenot'. played ell e on captained "Music": Tile Adeste Fidelis, that W011 011 the The premiership e as by T. easiest, kileeired entertainments charitable Catholic were by Miss justly and truly recorded Wellington-se...et favourite a and sweet the up Special Pries, 7/11 on Christmas hymn. Carter Saturday last ler wirket. at- 011 Finegan. WII0Se actions and deliv- ;1',1:1A..trt'irnmetor,T,,,I.iy One Seraph', lie captain in the district, is now about again pre -e nee of a belarge COUNTRY ORDERS. lively I os silt of 17.1, ground in the resumerswere everything that could be Will canto, peeeut iiidi- trot 20. al.- oilier team *eve all mit after some weeks' indisposition. tans, Si, Bona Bonatendance. The nest. No crder is too large, and none too small to receive our careful wished for. Miss Begley sang "Merinos venture, in the thirteenth century. ffe but a Milo' over 1101, ed nit Saturday have it on good authority that Alltore." Miss Sullivan recited "The wrote it in the Latin tongue. and prompt attention. lei) it Ihas sucoess of the SOO, forwickCls for IS. It. Dawson tot Ione point to the been decided to put in a ski Diseontented Man." Mr. Walsh recit1y Want, was Intl 51.111,1 h,r the other 1.41111 The ,c01,7, al elose Iti PJ.B.: Nonsense. In almost every the brave story of "Michael Dwyer."' paper printed ing near the present Commonwealth ed NOWA by J. Lynch. were hi English (i.e., papere eel O'Leary gave a selection of Irish Wool Stores at North Fremantle. Mr. airs on the piann. Mr. A. Newton sang froin Great Britain, India, Africa, CaCanny '73, Mayhew ee. eititittan of "The End of a Perfeet Day." Mr. Doheny IiadaAmerica. pie) Ireland and her the convenience primarily for i'reston 10. TROTTING CO Yonne Dream." Sir. I.. destiny dominate the new. columns. men working at the State Imp', same "tenses Cesittopolitatis (for i wkts) mid Mr. courtney gave a Irish Ireland's; case hag grown to be 1101 only Jack Arthur Bowling for "Cossies," went. Mt. Lyell, Vacuum Oil, and 011ylin domestic business. but n live It is a long lime since Mr. O. - England's Jig. 5e, and Wintonwere meeting trotting orld -Nside, international secured four furC.1'.M.S. the of proceeds This should The works. large other question. Flynn danced al our meetings, and his Again, wickets Tile for 55. say it is in the name of the be to be held on Saturday week, 16th. Men, give the. North Fremantle Munici- effort delightNi the members. Miss citizens we taken by' the consistent Roy Gondol', of tile Britsh Empire that sowill be devoted y, the building fund of obliged amid sang "The Begley again effect the office to the Council three fur four. The pro pal called League. "government" the Young Australia is being perpetraThat °lice Thro' Tara's Halls." IBrieflets. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, which is an attractive one, is necessary improvements to the Harp The president nook the opportunity of ted in Ireland. ills eremite. isfoesr uni It p ubtaseHan Jue Canny, the imperturbable. Beach, and thereby make a popular welcoming Miss Foley and Mr. O'Leary, "Reader": Quite right. In the Calenrconmpr dthaips os ne was a masterpiece dar effort on Saturday full both country' members, who where In for 1921 Good Unfortunately Friday fell on Martel resort. circumstances. the slower class of locally-bred horses. pleasure . considering the and who never forget to visit the 25th, the Feast of the Anunciation, but Wellington and Murray Streets, Perth. been compen- a divided handicap of flue events (each North Fremantle is only too badly town, Last year's ill -luck hasthis snelete which they worked so hard to which was transferred to last Monday. year's dis- of a mile and a half) for horses han- in need of both. As Hamlet re- establieli sated for two -fold by According to ancient saws, the occurand a ladles' better. 2.35 and dicapped play. After the social Mr. R. E Walsh rire- rence is of Ili -omen. These are tile corof a mile and a quarter for horses marked, "It is a consummation de eented With an average Of 85.7 Jack Maythe prizes won on St. Patrick's rect lines. to race In con- voutly to be wished. and challenged its opponents to another Miss Della Kilderry, of Boulder. is to handicapped 4.32 and better. hew* has made a name for himself Day by the pupils of Miss H. Glennon. When Our Lord Once nection With the ladies' race a voting h, Our Lady's lat. KALGOORLIE mitten to take place on the Foundry be congratulated on her highly successthe State. occurred accident An unfortunate the cricket arena of Tn appropriate lei ins Mr. Walsh corn- All England will falls all have a great mishap." Ground on the following Sunday. Evi- ful efforts as a defies teen:N.111ton for the most popular tan, on Monday afternoon last, when Mr. pianoforte teacher -et, this dashing batsman Glennon oil the able Miss Plimented The vote: dently they do not believe in defeat. "down South," her pupil, Miss Coral His willow wielding Is not- ruler will he instituted. Irishman: The first shooting, of a poi C.Y.M.S. bowling. way she instructed the dancers, and also M. McCusker, of the local Hiber Chapman, having won the exhibition its consistency, and is a great will be a penny eachwill Ithris aconfidently THE OPENING DANCE. in Ireland occurred in January, the dancing merits and the iceman of the "model ParliaRenunisceuces awarded large en- nians, was crushed between an en- eulogised by Trinity expected that there College, London, to 1919. The question to the team. might aes well be ment" were revived here again, when success achieved by MIS. M. Leahy. E. asked about The social, marking the cemmence- the most successful bowling try. so that it considerable number of candidate for r the past three years the all the raids from 1916 to P. Ryan. and M. Walker accenst Government and the Opposition took ment of tile dancing season, which took pianoforte playing, Senior for the gine and carriages in the Perth Methear lit the finals have ladies will be compettens Division, 1919. The shooting or a policeman the feats of Roy so many rivals. the bats in Mary's Hall, proved a triby place at St. He was removed or rather up the cudgels, railway yards. again was throughout This Australia. prizes. Miss Coral gaincannot be the cause of misgovernment a cricket match, held Ott the Collins' umphal success from every point of been most marked. hentiwpi wea evening A very Pleasant places and ed e5 marks. Perth Public Hos- to a elm* with "nod Save Ireland." and for so many years. Space forbids ans- street ground oil the 27th of March view. the Kathleen Doyle, another ambulance to. demonstrated on Saturday, bore The splendid attendance own. !gets Delta's pupils, was awarded 93 this trundler as a class on his pital, where he is at present under- dancing was Indulged In by many of the wering your other query re Tinton Jack (Easter Sunday). Tee game was an ample witness to the popularity of the of in the sante division. It is this wet k. Next issue perhaps. Interesting one frotd start to MIMI, dance, and was a Mime result of the mares His swerves play havoc amongst the We hope this menthe, GOSNELLS going treatment. noteworthy the exhibition is the opposition. the activities of the players amply de- labours of the social committee and the first of its that Last Sattirdny evening Miss Bewley In- Thanks. got off the mark soul will soon be amongst us vited kind to be awarded by genial "Comet," barrackers to The hall, which Trinity College monstrating that they were capable or members in general. the members of the society to her a "turn" All to a local student for again. well. but were done "Fisher's ST. PATRICK'S SPORTS. was festooned with streamers of blue practical work. other matters besides debating. home, where an entertainment wan held flinthour afterwards. to The Very Rev. Father Flynn, 0.M.I., In aid of the Little Sisters of the Poor. Mr. J. Ryan, ably seconded by Mr. and gold (the society's colours), was a PERTH C.Y.M.S. be staked were a sies" that were pretty sight. The brilliant lights, r. team, the ad Deae011, led the Government in AVM' a special who command opposing stationed both in Frebeen our who has In Irish of -Australasia', Societies' Many supporters Tile second annual meeting was held myth. A large number while Messrs. T. Gowans and J. Cas- shaded with blue, had a pleasing effect Mennen rf MOMP,PIN. in another column, reierence is teams are evidently possessed of enure last Saturday in glorious weather. Not- mantle and North Fremantle for were members in general this week son were at the head of the Opposition. on the scene, while the music rendered notes present. and a very Pleasant Wen- hasAmong made to the initiation into tile Hinermany local counter attrac- many years, was farewelled by his ing was oxygen than cash. been a quiet me. Yachtsmen and The principal bowlers for the Govern- by Miss Rowe left very Intle to be m- Man spent. Songs were contribut- others contest withstanding A.C.B. Society's ranks of Mr. J. of the the postponement The crowd to witness thestaid tions, aid who spent Utter Easter by: loss on and wickthe manner in which Deacon (six aim!. Moreover, ment were Messrs. Begley. Messrs. I. Dwyer and sports ovenis to holy Week, there was legion of friends at the North Fre- ed P. Sheerly', who until a week or so ago Do the teas an eye-opener. J. nehene. pm' a reeitation by Mt around the river are just recovering ets), J. Ryan (1). and E. Fels (4). err. the M.C., Mr. F. F. Gowans, carried out was general President of the Australian support? stalely turntes get the same displays attendance. and Messrs. Fitzgib- mantle Town Hall on Monday evert- nAWalsh. from the inevitable effects of their T. tiowans led the Opposition bowling, his duties met with popular approval, Natives' Association (a benefit society), at abongood MaeTavish's Jazz Band was hardihood. Considering the holiday expected of and Cleave, the secretary and trea- ing last on the eve of his departure P. with four wickets, while Mr. J. Cas- and added to general success of the and who previously was general secreeongave and all its glory, present were things to show great able Were Easter surer respectively, The items rendered by sev- tary to that organisation. Mr. J. George, be- evening. At last week's couunittee meeting_ Mr. son secured one. McComish. Still a clear profit of Et on the day. This is very The on an extended trip to Ireland. Our sidernbis help In making the evening a Outridge. Raphael. and ate J. F. Waidron resigned his position of hind the stumps, showed marked ability eral musical artistes were well news. There are many of in field work. grounds, adjacent to the local best wishes go with the kindly Sog- sneer'. this trio scintillatedopened Mr. Bob gratifying accounted for the majority of the pleaded by the assembly. up opera- Sports press correspondent. The committee and our Catholic men Who would do wen to thanks 'order, excellent Captain Minilian in were garth Aroon. hotel, Wynne and Miss May Cruse obliged reminder. (39) and Jack Casson mane desire to place on record an appreciation Jimmy George (26) upheld the batting with violin solos, while the songs of follow Mr. Stieedy's lead and Min a tions wile Joe Canny, and this pair of Messrs. Mazzneelli, Lee, BRIAN BORU BRANCH, LN.F. Mr. J. W. Ryan, Grand Secretary received to the efforts of the services rendered by Mr. Wal- for the Opposition, while Tom Deacon Misses Rosa Kaltnan and Emma Thorn - Catholic Benefit Society. The HibernThe Pulford, and Laslett. merry play until the skipper in the absence of the Chief Hanger, dron in this capacity. retreated Condren. To which preold "Nick's" number and ring events were well contested and or of the H.A.C.B.S., Victoria, passed Bro. full ian society will surely benefit by such McLintien presided over a fair at- sent writer would like to add that Jack (34) and J. Tealian (19) were the best borough were appreciated to the Miss efeEnJas. week Messrs. this -end through Fremantle amidst the plaudits of his onlookers. standard: high The final scores were: Miss Norrie De Manuel relieved tenuipiee of members at the fortnightly has a happy knack of getting to tha for the losers. Loy acroe, R. Holt. Clarke, and If. B. LasP. J. RUSSELL In the match versus Sublaco speed by the R.M.S. Mantua. My Ryan of the above branch, held at bottom of things, and hisegrasp of the Opposition 139, Government 112, vic- Rowe at the piano, while the supper Hennessy bowling at express tie was lett had charge of the trotting and ring is bound for Ireland as an envoy meeting House for Men's Wear. The the Friendly Societies' Rooms, Fremati various diMeulties which arise in the tory thus falling once again to the bayrramngersmQenutisitywere well carried out The deliveries. Mrs. J. Cleave, assisted by a events. made many good Latest in Gent's Hats, Shirts, Ties, Unon Tuesday, 29th March. Alter tee administration of the society's business former. He was met on tie, conducted the from Australia. helpers, not available for the finals. of willing host Tile next social, whitt will take the derwear, Etc. liannan-st., Kalgoorlie In spite of the fact that it was a of the, previous meeting had is something that every committeeman has minutes Cupid" are following The booth. It is remoured that "Mr. In refreshment will take streamer dance, one, not even form of a arrival members of the snatch, no Post by H.A. parliamentary (Opp. 0Mce). 'Phone 1474. correspondence the and confirmed, been all prob- the results: appreciates. The society wants think- the Premier, was able eo emulate the place on Monday. April 11th. entered the team, and will Patrons in the and I.N.A., and tendered a adopted, the delegates elected to repre- ers; loud talking of what -"they" ought example ability secure a few No"wickets" Yards: IT. Cutten, I: Ryan (ii), 9. C.B.S. of our worthy Prime Minister, should not miss this, as we have heard the branch at the Annual Conveu- to do will not advance us a foot. The and tall over denials by re- 10075 Yards: MANNION & CRUSE very near future. Nicholson. 1: Ryan (I), 0. welcome at the Hibernian Hall, sent At rumours or a jazz orchestra, which between the stumps. from which It world's greatest movements originate report, their made lion "Lord quest. Petters Birth Jump: Mr. cannot fall to be appreciated. So make The doidrielcis Undertakers, 18 Hanthe end of the the Government Perth. game was ascertained that the Society le still in eMelent thinking followed by eye- announced its intention Campbell Maiden Behind the sticks . Alickwicket of trying again. 'ore to be there to hear D. Quinn," 1; Father O'Orady's "De VaKalgoorlie. Why Do We Lead? naiest., as ever. progressive Mr. P. Callaghan, who took Freand with prosperous as tematic action. The C.Y.M.S. idea Is Manieles on swooned down 14.2 Hunters' Event: Mr. lera," 2. Because we understand our business. spoke highly regard- worthy of the attention of the best ft is remarkable the Jabe Oibbs' "Tommy," I; Mr. Jabe mantle by storm on the occasion of The delegates alsomanner a veneeance. 'Phone 327. in which they brains among the Catholic young men. the fraternal that exists amongst Gibbs' "Jimmy," 2. Distict Handicap the recent St. Patrick's Day Con- ing brotherly affection Tieube tile by entertained received and tasted were Preston Wicket -keepers!! Trot: Mr. ifigeins' "Billy," 1; Mr. cert, has been secured for St. Pat- John Dillon Branch at Midland. Though the society has been outPELLEW'S BOULDER in the destruction. Open High Jump: Hood's "Laddie," 2. He is a most welcome With eetreme regret it is essential wardly quiet, big movements have been The Three B's mean Ave. Ouhl was awarded the degrees J. Gibbs' "Tommy," 1. Open Hunt- rick's choir. For BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS, match Mr. to chronicle the sudden demise of one Ming on within Its four walls lately of N.O. after his innings in this acquisition. " Quinn eLOrd Mr. Dellar's ers' Event: if brought to a successful issue of our old, enthusiastic and zeatotie which also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. BUY and appeared mite at home when the 1; Mr. Gibbs' "Tommy," 2. Trot, Open conduce greatly to the weirare or Biesley was one mile: Mr. F. C. Thomas' "Every members In the person of the late it. will closure was applied. ,tackwith CATHOLIC MEN'S SOCIETY. society. AT the bat. Time," 170 Md., 1: Mr. F. C. Thomas' Barnes. who was held in the highest theFirstly, unfortunate in his effort Is football the club. There pleasure the had up. who esteem by those reputation J. W. SHEEHAN The library is now in order, and On the ball he kept his "Baby Cleve,- 2nD bhd.. 9. Open Hack: commotion and controversy goknowing hint. To the late Brother's niuch Prime Beef Butcher, Hannarestreet, Mr. Deflate, "Lord Quinn." 1: Father members may obtain books on ap- of on in football circles this year. Threlatives, the branch and society in ing Be Beaten Can;t Bargains Tel. 488. Maritana-street, Kalgoorlie. Whose Hunt2. Ladles' Valera." "De O'Grady's is that the position W.A. Football LeaNORCIA to the librarian, Mr. J. general extends Its deepest sympathy. gue has proposed AT NEW Picadilly, Telephone 474. ers: Father O'Grady's "De Valera." 1: plication The business of the evening being ball Association disbandtheas such,.FootBare- Mahon, or from either of his assis- completed, Mr. Dellar's "Lord Ouinn," S. and closed until was the meeting Juveniles. "Mack," T. Christie and J. Higgins' tants, Messrs. Mr. Race: back Hurdle that -the Nubs form a "B" Grade of the: Apr1112th next, on Tuesday g pen. Henehaw by began 2. Father O'GratLy's "De Valera,League. Four teams representing disThe fourth round Monaghan. The leading local and Tile latter batted So much interest has been created by tricts agree to the proposals: meeting McEvoy. the first total these sports that it is more than likely Eastern periodicals are also at the ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE'S BRANCH, these satisfactory being quite first, but Renshaw topped In the that In the near future the name of disposal of members, and it is to be No. 522, H.A.C.B.S., MAYLANDS. as they them to atwith a few runs to snare. are team Gosnells will be associated with eques- hoped that full advantage will be the of tached to "A" Grade clubs. Two of the next Match v. Lynch, leavoy's meeting fortnightly 'usual The an excit- trian events, snorts of it similar nature Tuesday remaining six have been adopted by "A" again Proved the victors. afteragain taken of the reading -room and its above society took, place on met promising to be periodical. thanks When Renshaw Grade clubs leaving four member: unattached. It ing game. of evening, only a fair 'number venially the magnanimous sportsman- contents. McEvoy. It was expected the tables The President, Bro. T. is to these unattached stubs that the men ship of to Mr. Sabi. Gibbs. After the usual meetutg last it ene present. would be turned, but Ilenshaw's were two in- League's proposals act unfavourably. There presided. easily. lost and Rumours vtlt. Our club is one of them. were net fit for the task evening, Thursday, March 31st, a "games" itiations during the The results of the competition among Siteedy and G. Franklin. are afloat that the proposals are an adevening was held, and so keen was Messrs. I Renshaw. 16: towards district football, which the Juveniles to date are: Sheady is the ex -general President vance HIGHGATE. the interest taken that lights were Pro. would possibly mean the de -registering Hynes, 14; Lynch, 13: McEvoy, 9. or the Australian Natives' Association. Tile Matter of Juniors. kept burning till a very late hour. and has also held the position of gep- of unattached cluba. the Now that clearances is also unsatisfactory, that body. Lithe° utet This is the second syllabus item eral secretary 10prominent YOUNG LADIES' CLUB. 01i Wednesday afternoon, wicket. IImen are be- suggestion being that when a "n" seine fif these which place. and if it can taken her illingwortio on the bottom to "A" Grade. Grade transferred man is r0r/11111/ members of the branch Mere but railed ro. firs. the are holding above club The proves IneMciene he will not be be taken as a criterion,fur future n be a deeent increase in member- and WT:21"gorg.'" of tbeir socials on Tuesday, April 12111., occasions no tnember will have cause steed(' allowed to revert to his old "B" Grade A chanteuse scorer out of total ship in the near future. out, was the highest mutt, but must join the "B" Grade club se- in the form of a euchre party and dance. WAS- reeeived from St. Malachi's Branch Littigo and Campbell each with of 42. Judging by the number or tickets out for complaint. to the "A" Grade team. to take attached to match, quoit no a replied (Highgate) Lithe° cured 3 wickets. It is hoped a large Crowd is expected. The injusThe first syllabus item, it will b, Aprfl 20th. There which lie was transrerred. 66, out of which Diamond and camp those desirous os remembered, took the form of a lec- place on Wednesday, of tilts to unattached clubs ran be 11. that' all members and should be a gond muster turn UM at- tice bell made 16 each and Phillips up in their will turn becomiter Members As we go to press three readily seen. on having I41.0. Jackson reported Kelly. Kelleher, and Baldwin secured numbers and help to make this first ture. when the Rev. Father Callan, is A. Campbell 011e of whom delegates. tended the Rine ASISOCIIMMI meeting. two wickets each. A very 0.M.I., told in very clear and ina huge success. (C.Y.M.S.) have been appointed to plans on entertainment It was derided that this branch certain Lithe° played Illingworth again were enjoyable afternoon was spent in the teresting language of his travels and counter proposals before the the other NOTHING BETTER HERE BELOW enter into competition with Saturday. end this tline the tables a numb., when quite Convent grounds the League at Its next meeting. So lucid and vivid was friendly societies of the district inroue Lithe° batted Mist and mare of tennis enteuelasts met, and a very abroad. turned. The cricket club have the match with just about to 31; Sojan with 11, and NV. Litioso seer, interesting game was played under the his story that one imagined himself rifle tournament well in hand. eosanopoutans bl make Illingshen scorers. branch This chief 9, the were with supervision of Mee 0. Pindiville. The a traveller instead of a listener. The menee. being: C.Y.M.S., all out for Inn; Cosworth easily passed this total. scoring held its second meeting on Friday. Rev. Father also dwelt on Irish mark with the rifle. mopolitans, i for 20. Bald- club 7i4 for the loss of live wickets. Tim SUfferViSk011 of Miss 0. Prindiville. Those interested in the I.. and D. H.A.C.S.S., SUSIACO. win knocked exactly 5U and Illingworth Iltial arrangements for the euchre party Topics, ,aid he but corroborated the Society have called a big rally' of memLithe° raptured all the wickets. 19. branch or the promises meeting were mode, the evening to and loll The reports are that published by bees to a meeting on the I lilt. inst. fm oil Sunday afternoon at the same lee one of the best yet held. all thirty hi 31st Marcel on held the purpose of drawing up of syllabus Illingwortie Catholic press and every unbiassed' was wicket, Young played Mr. the field. Young won the toss and took of traveller from that unfortunate members tne All menibers are invItetitpaltend. a delegate toBrown whop wasresent. (Presitient),were which Illingworth compiled e5. OutPhillips Conference, reported Hibernian country. Lectures of this kind are Annual 6. TAMBELLUP and 17 made the captain Sublet.° the the conference of great value to the society, and it that at had SIX NEW CARDINALS. Young's team won easily, the first two been eulogised for the good yieldis hoped that they will occupy a fair branch men forming a partnership which Hordwork it was doing, both as r5 as its It was with feelings of keen interest Young (39) and ed 86 runs. and concerned swt, were in future syllabuses. English exchange of February An activities social Day hard-working St. Patrick's ean (47) were the successful batsmen. the Di the commit tee awaited the eventful Now that the dancing season is also tor its increase in membership. At the top wicket on Wednesday sports worthy of 25th last just to hand contains The weather had been threaten- beginning. it is the intention of the memberehes increases it is nay'. afternoon, Dawson tried eenclusione following: state the list topped for several days previously, and society to cater for its members in note that Subiaco our. It proved to be a very ing with Young. His that announced This is very It is officially by a majority of the day Dawson batted first, rain seemed almoott certain on But, exciting niatch. It has been argued. gratifying to know, and members Holiness the Pope will hold a Secret as this respect, dear to Irish hearts. end made the respectable score of tee. 'so ,.CS in answer to countless prayers and successfully at that, the majo- should strive to maintain this honour- Consistory on March 17th, at which. Young did the damage with the bail. though their along bringing by position able the morti-, Saint himself, to the good mei hour an voting had to make 153 In rity of cur Catholic people are un- friends to join the soriety. The branch the following will be created Carbroke bright and clear. o'Tpee 25 minutes. liorrigan and Butler open - togSports resecuring in Apostolic known to another; fortunate _one that this also been Ragonesi, has Mgr. p.m., and keen began about 2 dinals: The scoring went forward rapidBro. was evinced by the onlookers reason has a detrimental effect in Presentatton on the Diatrlet Board, DisMgr. Faulhaber, Spain: in Nuncio iyeellorriean staying till he had made interest been elected having Brown A. proved to be well contested Catholic circles generally. e7. The team made te i, and won the in what principal Here W. triet Warden at the annual eonferen,. Archbishop of Munich: Mgr. Dougor which were toe match by 10 runs, with ilve minutes to events, In the presence of a full house. Ike herty, Archbishop of Philadelphia; Woodnalling, while in the Maiden Trot now is a remedy: where better to spare. club gave Its Mr. b. Searles Lady proved the winner. make acquaintances than in the newly-rornied dramatle Vivo, Archbishop Lingo and Dawson met on Saturentertaloment on March Seth. The Mgr. Benlloch y Newsom batted first and sue- In the Sheffield Handicap Olen Flower,. dance hall, where all are met for first day. show took the form of a Divorce Case, of Bourgos; Mgr. Vidal y Barraceeded in making el, E. Wallace with Handicap Trot, won by Mr. 0. Saggern Where better one object? than in yo3s1 of Tarragona: and The Fitznoodle versus Fitztioodie. The Archbishop quer, proved his opponents. too fast for the 28, and N. Rush with 8, being ;None. members of the elub are to be eon- Mgr. of Archbishop Schilitc. The opposing leant high jump resulted in an "say wiii.for a Catholic atmosphere? chief scorers. Mr. John Brown kept the Will those who agree make an ef- aratulated on the flu e showing they Cologne. roc Diamond (egi ma camp - Bert Snarl'. made 61. made, and now that tine is ability Wallace children interested in their ..varioul fort to make this proposition a corn known. bell (19) were tot. scorers. of ANT it is to lie hoped that their next races, and their happy faces betokened and Dawson divided tile wickets. plete success. It cannot be argued entertainment will not be long In tont- SACRED HEART LADIES' COLsame. of their elijoyment c.40 Senior Colour Competition. The ladies, under the capable super- that WO. cannot sufficiently cater. ine to light. LEGE, The usual teirtnightle social and On Wednesday Byrne played McCabe vision of Miss M. O'Neil, dispensed of CIA"-j3 TUCKFIELD-STREET, The game resulted in a ternoon tea in their usual inimitable Evidence the stunts conducted dur- dance was held 011 Tuesday the 5t1 t. on the Oval. Have they in. The ideal dancing weather was EAST FREMANTLE. draw. MeCalnee team batted first, and style, while close at hand Mr. and Mrs. ing the late bazaar. no doubt responsible for the large Conducted by the Religious of ran up 151, the principal scorers being F. 11111 and their assistants catered for ever been equalled? crowd present. The music and den t.T. Jones (34), B. Smyth (32). and IL the wants of the soft drinkers. ValuDame Des Missiens. Notre Let al! Catholic boys and girls Ine were (lest class. During the even For Byrne V. Clune got able assistance was renedered by Mr. Dawson (30). BOARDERS and DAY four wickets for 55 and A. Sexton 5 for \V. Bourke, fn conveying the necessary remember this when these classes ing some of the society's members SCHOLARS. Byrne went 'into bat with only matetials to and from the grounds, are billed; remember it will materi- showed their ability as entertainer.. 44. 0$ 'Miss N. Seymour gave a recitation en- Pupils are prepared for Ulm ersity half au hour to reach this score, and while the gate receipts left no doubts compiled 61 in good time, Sexton get as te tbe ability of Mr. P. Collins as ally help to supply a long-felt want titled eerniting the Rock." For her in our midst -Catholic consolida- effort she was heartily applauded. Miss and Musical 'Examinations. Ling 38 not out. gatekeeper. Lafferty was so popular with her For further particulars apply to With their usual generosity. the tion, which is but a stepping-stone On the College wicket Bryant met song, "Give Me a Little Coss. Corner." Although Bryant was lead- O'Neil families were well to the front Clifford. REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. II ing by one point, Clifford had beaten with donations and assistance, and Mr. to something which in the West is that she hail to respond to an encore. B199. Tel. practically but unknown, which has for which she gave "Abe. my Boy." in hie team in Iwo out of three matches. P. Murphy in his customary stele showMT song, "1 Passed by Your Window." This was the fourth and probably the ed his keen Interest in Ireland's day of done inestimable work in the East Miss M. Lafferty was well received. last, so a great deal depended on the clays. At the dance in the evening Mr. Lou Catholic federation. Members end others should note that outcome. Bryant won the toss, and ' vir The society has had the misfor- the dance nights have been changed to PETERS 6 GILEIES W. Bry- Kennedy acted as M.C. in his usual effisew& the other team to bat. ant fell for 17, and two wickets were cient manner, while Mrs. E. Geminer, tune to lose one of its most respect- Thursdays, the next dance being ne E. Byrne and W. James Mr. W. Tliiirer, Mr. O'Neill, and Mr. J. ed members, Mr. H. Barnes. Thursday. April 21st. doWit for 26. SCULPTORS MONUMENTAL played a defensive game, and carried O'Keefe left nothing to be desired In Barnes was life member of the Mr. ora ST. PATRICK'S BRANCH, H.A.C.B.S. The last flve wicket!, theft playing, and the smiling faces of tile score to 90. Ttt A1101 fell for 4 runs, the total befog only 1011. the dancers gave ample proof of tne ganisation, and held a rather proThe fortnightly ineeting of the above Mick Campbell, a. new hand, got seven pleasure it afforded them. ees held on Thursday. the 31st nit, only will minent position in business and was Fund The Church Building of the wickets for runs, the whole a few enthusiasts Present. be Sic* To his relatives are benefit to the amount of about £50, and social life. seven being caught. Head Mire and was passed for Bro. Martin O'ConBryant had only 45 minutes to flake one and all vote the entertainment a extended the, deepest sympathy of pay nell, who Is seriously and for whom the runs but the :wore came quickly. .oriel ale' financial Alleee. member... May his soul rest in the brutal, hes every'illsympathy. Show Yard and Bryant get 34, and Cluhl knocked up a also for Bro. Brown, our esteemed (tee peace. quirk 49, and was then bowled by WEST SUBIALO retary, who is now able to wet about James. Time saw the scores level, but Join a Catholic Society. :main after a very serious arcident. The Pro. Crosran. imposed MieTHE PRINCE OF WALES' BOOK. President, T 'tree minutes n. all tirt.thers who were not present.

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useful work by sending to Ireland a group of its leading men as a ( ZDITO MAL). Comtnission of Fnquiry. Their report will be issued before this article Australia has again this week be a will It reaches America. been afforded a further instance of scathing indictment of the Goverr political buccaneering and trickery of 0 ment's methods. Eft was, but we that defy honest explanation. With 'A Catholic Newspaper 1. a Pariah it a Peroctoal Mission."-LBO. XIII. would like to hear more about it.- at most one or two exceptions, Ed R.] there is not a Federal "Nationalist' PERTH. SATURDAY. APRIL 9th., 1921 The Catholic bode held en import- politician who could or would manant representative mettirg at Cax fully teal the public the real object A MOST SUCCESFUL FUNCTION. ton Hall, Westminster, on Decem- of a certain political group in ber 18. dt was convened by the smothering the member for Perth in Catholic Women's Suffrage Society, another of his attempts to sift ParThe gathering who witnessed the tact and untarnished. They valued education as much as other people; and new of St. Brigid's liament for a frank expression of its ceremony opening to divine the c el. Should Convent School on Sunday last was in fact, through the agency of their Fourteen Other Catholic opinion of the Hughes Government The British coal strike, which the enough the aid call te its Govennnent the splsn.id teaching minimise, parto in the seen through a motion of No -Confidence. the largest attempt one of not were represented on do organisations cables mmanci, it ish for a long while, and it recalled wide- military forces at its We hold no brief for Mr. Fowler or and Brotherhoods, its platform. It was not a mere Sisterhoods Weekly, America.) e Jusuit threatens to be, because of itslabour, th in con At,, erirge, a in Hilliard (By A. itself entails!' fin' may Convent British the first his "Nationalism," but he is plucky upon of the opening effects with Irish sympathizers gathering of spread flict which will be re c disastrous School, the modest beginning of the they had done more in this State for -at times. The Tory press choose Catholics formed First let Ireland. English in 'Ireland. a staggering blow to British.induscial terrorism America advenin advancement any its mad than educational Catholics I hope that of and shameful than Sisters of Mercy thirty years and othei church. and to call his occasional outbursts of try. Not since he declaration into attaching me note the progresis of a movement a large element in tag meeting, Deo. fac- ture in Ireland. That has already more ago. opposition to the Hughes GovernFather Fagan has rea- He wished to again say that, al- will not be misled except Joseph speakers of many and all the war has the British nation been men beliefs in which the to wide reproach whatever world with it importance branded son to be proud of the beautiful though they valued education, there any uniting, and in lin, M.P., were English. There were ment and its taotics personal ed with a graver or morenextcritical few and condemnation,. manifesto of the Catholic Union of many parties are structure over which he has so The pity are doing their part. letters of adhesion from leading men, spleen and antipathy. position,. Within the throughout The opinion has been voiced by anxiously watched during the last was something that they treasured Great Britain on Irish affairs. The which Catholics weeks every industry on the London fun- clerics and laymen all ovegethe coun- is that a few more "disgruntled," article In an secretary of the Miners' eight months. The opening cere- more than mental culture or other Union does not represent anybody the general threatbe will "dissatisfied" members Kingdom do not come MC!, Cardinal Logue sell[ a the United of the late Lord Mayor of Cork, try. must Federation that the masses realise mony on Sunday last relieved him productiveness, and that was their outside the small circle of its own eral of encouragement. Amongst out Into the open and air their diserred with a stoppage which every are knocked nut Catholic faith, for no matter what members. It certainly does not re- I said that steps were being taken sage letters miners the if that upon of weight great approval effect of a of sure and non we are -confidence in most paralysing Englishmen the the of have a The out- no other organisation could expect anxiety and care. That the rest of they may say, they had God's ward present the Catholics in Great Bri- to organise a notable were those of Bishop Cotter, tne gang that make so appalling an avenue of enterprise,. upright,. "If we go down." the burden will be met and gener- for it -in the Bible that "without tain of Irish descent. And it repre- "Peace With Ireland Council" than to stand depressing attempt keep more to faith with the even who wrote if peois of Portsmouth, that look men said this Labour leader. "the nation ously borne by the people of the par- Faith it was impossible to please sents only a very limited number in London as a rallying point for the Empire could be saved only by ple, while defying them by nut turthe gre-it strike of the railway That could only be done in of the English and Scotch Catholics. the protest against the Black and the methods employed in Ireland, it ing un-Australian, un-National senGov- is doomed. The leash which keeps ish there is no need for doubt or Him." two years ago. Last year the shortthe atmosphere of a Catholic school. the workers from revolutionary ef. fear. Even as long as 20 years ago the Tan campaign. The Council came the by timent and Imperialism in deference ernment had warning in resulting be removed, was one of the reasons why Union was a back number. it was into existence in the beginning of were That industry forts may to 4 policy- of self-reliance and an The Archbishop arrived shortly lived seake in the mining Better That it Should Perish, The, ores. in revolt." Manand a a sacrifice Cardinal made such in upheaval they organised an first be should the time in mover it appointed prime as the The p.m., independence of "Home diplomacy." not November. 3.30 before that all was are significant words, but they only for the ceremony. Having vested to keep the faith of their children ning's days, and was then intended work and the chairman of the new and the brief letter of Hilaire Belloc Any one, politician or common with the miners. By the tempo', fear which has been pre - in the Sacristy, his Grace, in fell intact and living. The Church held to be something like the Catholic group is Lord Henry Bentinck, M.P. to the effect that Ireland does not zen, runs risk these days in citithe express serious subsidy a of conary coocession But a re- valent emong a large section of Portihcals, accompanied by Father that it was necessary to plant and Union of Germany, a rallying point The Bentincks came to England want a truce, but wants the with. demning the coterie of imported introuble was obviated. discontent those observant English people who Mose, Adm., and Father fitallaghare root thoroughly that spirit. subse- for the Catholic laity in public with William of Orange in 1688. The drawal of the "hired ruffians," who dividuals who eadministraee" this the crudescenee of the in and noted assiduously studied it The Biswere cultivating and not closely quently political. committing have work-social murder and arson. country, and a politician from withpreceded by cross -bearers and acolyfounder of the English line was brought about by conditions The chief event of the meeting was in the ranks who dares to question to under- tendencies of that class legislation tes, proceeded clown the church. Miss the mind and in the heart during the marckian Kulturkampf was then in William Bentinck, King William's very clear and difficult itself with which undoubtedly has marked the Trixy O'Connor, A.T.C.L., the organ- tender and impressionable years of full operation, and the Union did fellow countryman, right hand man a lecture by Mrs. Crawford, Cathole has leader's attitude is held up to stand, has manifested and the GcvGovernby the Coalition were endov.ed processes of some good work in publishing reist, meanwhile playing Lemmen's childhood. They confidential friend and helper member -of the London County scorn and as one treacherously obalarming seriousness, faculties not for ports on the situation in Germany. and merit in all its operations.' The Council, and a well-known social sessedMarche Pontificale on thg grand Gail with mental both in war and diplomacy. ernment we think is not altogether had More deeply interested in the col - organ. the purpose of dethroning him It proposed to take in hand the Dutch King of England made his worker, who told her own experi Line of Mr. Fowler's faults is that immaculate in the matter. It indemnity but the German existence, His of or ignoring Later of registering face lection useful business to very the enat opportunity met was and 'rises of the methods of these hired he yields to the pressure which he His Grace Portland, friend Duke of ample time and last and the bludgeoning of the Trish trance to the school grounds by a that they might he trained to love the Catholic voters of Great Bri- Dutch ruffians as she witnessed them dur- publicly avows to be inimical to the the brother is Bentinck Lord Henry the situation as foreshadowed that the Lloyd George Govern - guard of honour formed by the and serve Him, and be brought up tain and seeing that as many as of the Duke of to-day. With such ing a recent tour in Ireland. She country's interests. His persevee year, and contrive legislationand, at people, It was possible got their names on the have neglected its nearby school children, who were marshalled in the fear and love of God ancestry- one would expect him described the nightly raids of the ance even in trouncing the Gpv4Wwould placate the miners,ownership ment problems and have blindly by the Children of Mary. During for that reason the State system, voters' lists. I do not know how an domestic private if ment and attempting to clarify the to be a Tory champion of Orange Black and Tans. the same time, has which the. trouble lacked into be, it may to walked excellent this was carried, justice however far work but it Ulster. But although elected to the Their Lawless Terrorism, the ceremony of blessing appropriate political atmosphere, would be a was to be maintained, do was never completed and was soon House of Commons as a Unionist, he the looting, But with that burst upon it with such ominous music was rendered by the Subiaco what they held to be an the mire owners.. foul language service to Australia, and if at length forebodings. The industrial up- Girl,' Orphanage Band. dropped. Rumour said that the is a man of wide views, interested and cruelty insults, Most Important and success attended his efforts in disEssential vaccilaling spirit which has charof the raiders. neace She the Lords and Conservative poli- in social questions, anxious for a told how in the houses its career. it heaval which threatens acterisel it throughout the Father Fagan Addresses the factor of true education; narnely, noble of the poor placing the calamitous regime, only industry. and prosperity of England is sure to ticians who mustered strongly in 4riendly duty after all would be done, but Ireland with 'settlement Gathering. has temporised with child of the training they seemed to religious take the a special the deupon trouble bring immense Union suddenly awoke to the and independent enough to break as it has temporised with other mat. There Immediately afterwards the Rea or its supernatural end. In all other the in smashing pictures and ob- it wuuld be distinguished. Coalition, no matter whether there fact that a register of Catholic with mere party ties when he sees light is grave reason, however, to suspece ters, until by its selfishness and cownot flag, for parish, Very Rev. jects the the British of under piety, crucifixes countries and Min holy Coal for the store in to a victory is voters would be mainly a that sinister a soldier, influence As was blundering. brought ardice it has created a condition the party an Fagan, from imSwitzerland, images. Father She told the audience they to speak of Belgium, Industrial ing Association or not. Register of the Irish Vote affairs which, if prolonged, can only an ex -guardsman, with war services might judge how these poor homes to bear on the member for Perth England is far from being contena provised platform on one of the and Germany, the position regarding lead to one result-an industrial re- ed were treated by an instance of the from within and without the "Naconditions. The large verandahs, extended a cordial Catholic education was well under- in Great Britain, and that this vote present-day with Government. the volt against reekless destruction carried out in tionalist.' Parliamentary Party. It is The conscientious objec- was being fairly well looked after methods of the Goyern- welcome to his Grace and the visit- stood. A general strike by the trades shiftlessit; arrogance and extravag- ing clergy and laity. Having done tions reby the Irish National League. So were Catholics better class homes. She had vista incredible that conviction, which in of ment, thing disastrous a be would unions ed the house of a country gentle- the light of circumstances, must be The would ance have created in the masses a this, Father Fagan said he would spected, even though in any of the the work came to an end. to the workers of Enlgand; it of eminwere advice a certain follow the man neat Tuam after a raid. The supposed to be honest, can be silCatholics Its mentioned countries Union, however, in its earlier years, yet feeling of suspicion and distrust. be a calamity to Britain. Andnext owner of it had during a long life enced and an apparent breach healfailure to deal fairly and squarely ent person who lived in the latter in a large minority. The Catholic did sonic useful things, amongst the it does seem that within and in opening the 15th. the part of made a wonderful collection of old ed in double quick time. Mr. Fon. of was question education system them the preparation of a manual with this grave national few days, unless the Governmelit "Waterford glass," which was kept ler's threatened motion of No-Conof the laws affecting Catholics as would sound its funeral hell, so there of the 16th. centuries, that when one Part of the State System, can be n owed to meet the situation he speech was to a in two large cabinets and was worth fidence was styled a "bomb,' but about make C,ctaiition the such. before But its activities up became has opened for done work the educational and in a bold, conciliatory spirit, 3ritspeak out the[ sands of pounds. The Black it is certainly lietter to suffer the and more intermittent. a singular opportunity should stand up straight, It the State in their Catholic schools more ish Labour will be involved in a life Government sit down quickly. boldly, then and Tans took the glass out into the shock of such a bomb than to have and or incapacity crystallised capacity into limited its a prove body of to British remunerated and appreciated was and death struggle with the those open air and smashed it to frag- to realise that conscientious opinion Catholic laymen, many and to govern in the best interests of He hoped to comply with by varying methods of reward. conservative Government on the one hand, as because as far possible, ments. conditions Mrs. Crawford saw the and candour can be mercilessly as .a whole. people of them titled folk, and British the subthe the on on June 16, at Plymouth Speaking vested private interestsnot rest beof the people ground heaped and littered with the smothered by an application well aware that he was scriptions were spent chiefly in It is in a clawed had dilemma, 1918, on the education question, one other, for the issue will large numthere in such who came broken glass. time other the She described, as the "dope" which spells loss of manor the keeping an one way up office and and paying and a hood and parliamentary tween the Miners' Fedration only, has come when it must show its bers that afternoon did not come ex- of the present members of the Brit- salary to the late W. S. Lilly, who prestige. Bishop of Galway has told it to her, ish Cabinet, the President of the was its secretary the Coal Mining Association the murder of Father Griffin, lured There is, fortunately, comforting hand to British Trade Unionism. pressly to hear him. for many years, of Education, the Rt. Hen. but every union will be involved It was little over 32 years ago, he Board out to his death by a fictitious mes- knowledge counteracting this disand employed his leisure largely in and if it wishes to gain its confidsaid: Fisher, Mr. Should that unfortunate potition continued, since a similar ceremony sage calling him to help a Rick man. honouraLle exhibition 'of subserThat visioned -ence it must show a clean hand. tosow that the war has drawn all high-class Tory journalism. occur, there is no one clear was witnessed, when the first Con. more She told how, though the people viency. Mr. Tudor is to launch a closely together, let Its combine the Union had failed to fulfil its the its vent School was opened at St. in a common onslaught on one of around Tuam had injured no man, No -Confidence motion, and early promise was made abundantly (Star, London.) human progress-I clear by the fact that Cardinal Brigid's. At that time the Church great enemies of Don't their town was sacked and there was success or failure is-it is a big thing for a Dove's Return Journey. The suppose ignorance. mean to say-for the good or ill future of few in a small buildings consisted a campaign of murder, arson, asignore the importance Vaughan found it advisable to es that country. But on its launching shingled roof cottages, one of which moment of the denominational question, but tablish the Catholic Federation to do tee his record, he can speak with saults and floggings throughout the the When does not depend perspective. whether in a differ.' or It not of see at an expenditure was equipped military methods ,district. She ended thus: "My visit timated revenue per head of popugo into a school, nty irresistible ten- the work originally assigned to the authority on the 1 William Morris Hughes can, with The cables accredit Dr. Mannix, Mel- lation in Ireland was £2 16s 3d; in £150, and fitted up as a school. The dency is to sympathise with the work older society. The late Edward of the Government, but he is no mili- to Ireland has opened my eyes to whatever amount of ease there may the patriotic Archbishop of It may be Lucas (the younger brother of the tarist. He has denounced the el,ov- what England is really up against. The needy next move in school building was a that I see going on in it. to 1819 it was £8 10s. given interview an with a be in the knowldge, leave Australia it may be bourne, hall fronting John -street. and this a Roman Catholic I school; in Ireland as policy Ireland It the needs Lucas) had is faith and Exchequer famous Frederick ern ment patriotism British more of a the of Fur do not care. school. Jewish to attend the Imperial Conferencethe Rome Correspondent do the duty was intended to double used whole to people. All that is best and may or only as Ireland Bond, but Irishmen me it is a school. I see there an hones. a caustic turn of wit, and "Government by Pogrom," he cannot, he does not, represent Chicago Daily News, which the down the torch or describe the Union as the "Lilly nanst spiritual in the .people opin- are- not content to be the slaves of of school on week days and church attempt to tohand Australia-feeling massacre. satisfied that 1115 tender mind.. i.e., organised may not be authentic, but and young are knowledge Such buildings on Sundays. its anand Fund," and British Lord Chancellor, the Is in The Sian Fein see there an honest attempt to Intro- Sustentation Government remains intact in his ions alleged by the Correspondent With him in the new Council fairly satisfactory so long ac the Iduce the they want Ireland Free, young children Into the preciou- nual meetings as "the gathering there are associated many represen- movement. We English think of the absence. That is the situation in a as being those expressed himbyno inVarious increasing. population is not anu eminent past civilisation. table a few England be the slave of our a of Why should heritage around Archbishop certainly do the pirit lord of .Treland? them with ordinary good gentlemen who exchanged mutual tative men, who, much as they may Irish as a vague, unpractical nation. nutshell, and the people should be Why should not additions had been made since, but to Imbue decent living. There may be justice; they ring withare no poor the great British people recognise for some "ears past our school ac- habits of differ on other matters, are agreed In reality the Irishman is singularly given an opportunity to make so,ne in the instruction given in the congratulations on doing nothing in that a stop must be put to the mili- clear-minded and logical, very like change in the control of the counmuch of the man and they from been far satlife, commodation has right to live her own part of the day from which I di, - particular." at Ireland's last Celt the of power the the French in intellect. All through try's affairs. Until the present reestimate of War, parochial and dio- sent; but my desire to dissent or criti Of late years the Union has twice' tarist coercion of Ireland, and as a the war we have ;.land just as they want their England tea isfactory. shouted from tne gime is bettered or ousted altocise is overpowered by my sympathy, in home and abroad. The Long cesan debts have prevented us from and solemn pronouncements on means to this end are engaged live her.;. and both be friends? issued strength its I believe to be the attitude of in this greater is of Ireland enlightening English public opinion house tops the rights of smell na- gether, little hope of that may be sooner building operations starting occasion on each hope I and Mannix does not see any true and beaffairs, Dr. every educationalist, Irish England and we applauded Mr. Wilson's eittertainedthan any political alliance It will be the attitude which will to lecture the Irish his - on the subject. Among them are tions, for Ireland from the men On the 23rd. of last May, when his lieve The sea divided Gael of redress Fourteen Points that enshrined the diffteted throughout this country aw ventured can make. esTwo Famous Generals, who are now in power in England, Grace was making his episcopal visi- be one of the happier results of the great hops severely. The first of these the principle. To-day Ireland holds us to have been of less importance than arc one in spirit and inof resolution, as speaking the parish, tation to when 1918, was in common trial which has arrested us all." capades Ireland nor do the people of Ireland, nor do Frederick Maurice, who was Di- to our bonds. She is determined was represented at the time. Of upon the great issue pastor to the people of St. "Those were remarkable words," Bishops of Ireland placed themsel- Sir rector of Military Operations on the that what is true for Belgium, for the thirty-two members of the Distance, time, or the Irish in America, in Australia, chief Bond or Free. of things he spoke of many Brigid's, of the resistance forefront anywhere. in the or But Governments, the ves war, and Amenia, for the Balkan States, shall County Council, his Grace. said "They had fallen the great in Staff General environment doesn't modify to Ministers, and Prime Ministers pass, great importance to them. but when the lips of perhaps the greatest to conscription. The Union was Sir Hubert Gcugh, who was one of also be true for her, and she is Irish exile's aspirations in regardand just as common scavengers do. A he came to the school question he from Only Six Were Present living educational authority in Eng- shocked at their conduct, and said the army coanmanders. Gough was Contumely his Motherland. Revealing Our Hypocrisy at the meeting, and eight would it cause lives on until was very pronounced with regard to land at the present time. great national him. Refer- so, assuming to speak in the name a cavalry colonel at the Curragh in exasperate may opposition existed in then A the conditions which of England. have been required to, make a Catholics his meets victory or death. The the it with of than the to the world. England is in the ence was there made to the gener1914, and took a leading part in doesn't cow him. Greater Irish cause is not doomed to die. our local schools. Having congratu- ous understanding and benevolent journalist friend of mine wrote to military protest against armed ac- position of a temperance orator who quorum for a Council meeting, so own aggrandisement, his is pleasure, lated MS on our financial success of sympathy which ought to be England of resolution Bishops the was at best an expres Catholic love the all his since is Paind to be going to the But bed drunk against Ulster. his own personal liberty, the previous year, and seeing that attribute of every educationalist in asking them what they thought of tion of opinion by six individuals, Mannix then he has left the Unionist ranks every night. A man may be a tem- sion for his native land. Dr. of the land. was then a thing our debt censorparish war The could not action. who pledge the Council Union's the charof perance orator, be Irish of or he may a in it the attribute supporter Was and become a vigorous typifies all that is best majority of the past, he told us that it was a our statesmen There were several negoship prevented the publication of self-government in Ireland. As he drunkard. but he cannot be both officially. and politicians?" acter and in the great homes of this of urgent necessity to promatter They were put it not long ago in a public ut- and ask for the esteem of a single tiators it work without any close Press. the in replies their of opwas glad, however, the He In General Strickland's Midle- vide more suitable accommodation the Irish and Catholicstreasured and connection between their efforts. of thanking the inspectors almost unanimous in declaring that terance, he holds that practically all honourable man." country his name is and sterling ton "reprisal" one of the destroyed for our school children, that because portunity for of Irishmen have made up their minds Another English speaker, Mr. They included the London correshouses was occupied by Paul Mc- of the congested state of the school who came to their schools for the whatever might bein said honoured as a true the Ireland, George conscription the kindness and spirit of against that they must have self-govern- Grey rising in the body of the hall, pondent of a Chicago paper; Carthy, his mother, wife, nine chilfriend. And he is not without both children impartiality, industrial Camouflage dren, two servants and a girl shop rooms the health inofdanger, helpfulness shown in the discharge Union ment, and only differ as to the said that after residing for some Russell, of the Irish vision of the seer. and that and was teachers group; Mr. Henderson, M.P the to Represent as Claim duty. no Had. their means of securing it, and he has months in Clare, and seeing the horAmerican sentiment for EnglandAm- assistant. the general efficiency of our schools of The position of the Catholic English Catholic opinion on the sub- gone so far as to declare that under rors of the Black and Tan cam- Labour leader; and One man, four women, nine chil- was very much impeded. Directcompletely as the spread-eagle AmArchbishop Mae, -day paign, he so felt strongly that he heart in Western Australia to ject, and was guilty of gross imper- certain conditions there is no reaerican press may do. at ing the attention of the gathering to schools legal dren conquered! was that the education they impart- tinence in sitting in judgment on son why Ireland should not be a re- had conic to England to try to rouse of Perth, Western Australia, an erica regards Ireland's claim as have the magnificent new building which ed was GOOD OLD EMPIRE! Another Irishman from Bishop Fogarty's See Bishops. .1 Bishop of a public. The legal profession is re- the people to a protest. Irish the and fai-. Her Irish citizens during the into existence has come and have deNot Causing it-Penny great northern diocese wrote that presented on the Council by an ex speaker read a letter from a well- of Killaloe. Archbishop Clone was been loyal to her flag, lives. Very Rev. the months, past eight They one English no known author, a non-Cathoclergy of Great Britain. Lord and Chancellor ,introduced to Mr. Lloyd George by fended it with their NEWS OF THE ARCH- speaker remarked: If this building of cost to the State. But their among his people about the opin- Lord Beckmaster, Sir John Simon, lic, now in Ireland, who wrote that the Agent General of Western Aushave given to American citizenship is beautiful, it must also be remem- people had to pay a share for the either knew or cared activDIOCESE. he was astonished at the patient enSir physical English bar, and of the and a leader tralia, and told the Premier how their best mental bered that the debt is an extensive maintenance of the public schools, ion of the Unon.pronouncement takes Frederick Pollock, the great the durance of the Irish people, which strongly men in the Australian ComIts latest ities. and their values parallel and one, and will have a sobering affect and also support their own, and alhe atttributed political The Administrator Cardinal to of the Cada& to mOnwealth felt on the questicak5if social, letter a of was the form best in American our enthusiasm. To the build- though the double burden that the Authority on International Law. Their influence. dral, Father E. Moss, and Father P. upon Ireland. He urged the necessity of Their Strong Religions Faith, professional life. paid crushing, still it was pleasing not- Mercier, suggesting to him architect we er and Leading men of business are repretheir McBride left Belgian by Monday the immaterial, night's by a negotiation between the Irish not is expressed the triumsympathy therefore 12s.; add to this £250 withstanding to observe like Mrs. Crawford, he added leaders and the British Government, Limited for a month's holiday in £5,825 for Ireland is ill-bestow- sented by Lord Leverhulme, George and, achieving. they were results episcopate importance is worth the reckoning. phant four rooms, of furnishing for the Cadbury, and Seebohin Rowntree. that all that was best, purest and but I gather that his proposals never of ignorance of result joy, the their and were British influence was eble to shut the Eastern States. schools ed, and there you have £6,075 12e. We The Catholic the established Church of England bravest in Ireland was on the side took thy, form of Rev. Father Finnegan, of Darda- have made provision for the com- their strength, and consolation. The what is happening in Ireland. The has the Irish and the Irish-American as representatives two bishops, a of the national movement. Joseph Suggesting a Surrender Delegaticn out from the Versailles nup, left on Wednesday for Mel fortable accommodation of 450 teaching Orders were amongst the Union lectures two episcopates, the dean and a canon. Dr. Horton and Devlin, M.P., rose, in response to a Ireland to Cardinal Irish. to den. bourne to join the s.s. Ascanius, en pupils, and if our former schools brightest jewels in their Cherch. Conference, and Belgian and the Dr. Selbic represent the Noncon- call for a speech, and told of the of Irish claims:. Mr. Lloyd George a hearing before the Allies, but Pre- route to Ireland on new building which he was Mercier has been informed of the a twelve were inthey The because seems to have been impressed by were defective Hilaire Belloc outrages on the Catholic workers of speak for formist churches. sident Harding's latest pronouncemonths' holiday. interview, and the Archbishop tended to supply a two -fold need, opening that day had been erected true value of its claim toBritain. and and the Hon. Everard Feilding (a Belfast, the burning of the conva- the Great of Catholics ment on America's attitude tomost exactthe with the be to are admitted in conformity to go to Ireland and schools allowed our new was Father P. C. Smith, who proceedof Eng- brother of the Earl of Denbigh) are lescent home for Catholic girl work- consult Arthur Griffith in prison. wards the Versailles Peace Treaty ed to Greenbushes -date in the State, be- ieg educational standard of m alert. already two of the Catholics parish some the most tip-to Bangor, County Down, erectprotested against among the Catholic members. Liter- ers at the publicly with have indicates that the fingers of the months ago, has returned to aail, wished land and, he purpose a threefold times, a second interview in have was cause they There cost of £20,000 collected to the ature, journalism, and scholarship ed at Long Hand of Ireland is on the Cathedral temporarily, ee assist its action. "The London, at which Mr. Bonar Law dur- to fulfil, namely, school, shelter shed, courage, enterprise, and a A League of are further represented by G. K. by himself and his friends. something tell presently pulse of Irish America. .I shall in one. ground all George were present. and recreation Mr. Lloyd and Grasp said, "and the ing the absence of Fathers Moss and police looked en," he Broad and Intelligent of Nations without America is a McBride. what is being done by Catholics in Chesterton; the war correspondent, I hope, said the Rector, with one of The Premier seems to have been inof educational requirements which England to protest against the offi- H. W. Nevinson (who has been doing leader in the outrage publicly boast- clined to conciliation, but was overboneless League, and America might of humour, touches his characteristic remained unpunished." splendid work in lreland I. and Pro - ed of it and Mass, Sunday, April 10th, Harhave been with the Allies had the you have all come here this after- their zealous pastor, Father Fagan, Murray. Mr. Annan He told the audience that thianews- ruled by the militant group in and Allies been fair to Ireland. Wherever vey, 9 a.m.; Brunswick Junction, noon in a most generous disposition. had, he had built for them a school bringing such a fine building to con:- 'lessor Gilbert Popular reBryce, a brother of Lord Bryce, and papers only recorded a part of the outside the Cabinet. am.. evening devotions, Yar- I have no doubt about the generos- which stood pre-eminent and un' the Irish exile is, and where isn't 11 forin He had pleasure himself a witness of coercion met- horrors inflicted on the people. Each port counts in this group Carson, Arch- pletion. rivalled in the whole he? he will be for Ireland Free He loop, 7.30 p.m. St. Frigid's of open. own people Wilson, ity of our school Henry and Sir the Churchill, declaring mally. or letbrought him fifty sixty week hods is of the treain 'Ireland, one On Sunday, the 17th. inst., memwill claim for his country the right see what they diocese for its structural beauty. (Loud and continued applause.) ters telling of these horrors, and usu- now Chief of the Staff and virtual of the Gilbert and Sullivan -look around and spaciousness, and its up- In response to the appeal for funds surers of the Council. to decide her destiny. Archbishop bers of our huge its because a and formerly have done-hut, the army, of head the with that ending a request ally Ireland as its It sent to delehas desirHe equipment. Mannix. as the interpreter of Irish Opera Company, will sing Merca- debt, a little foreign capital would to-date on gate, to keep touch with 'Irish opin- writer's name should not be men- promoter of Carson's Volunteers. Mass at the 11 o'clock Mass be not only necessary. but essential. ed to thank him for that grant to liquidate the debt remaining sentiment abroad, has been stupidly dante's ascended to negooffer Fagan George's Mr. Lloyd Father building, his the published it were as if progress of tioned, ion report on the and St. at Brigid's. denied a freeman's rights in Elea. I must now make and enduring work. He had come the platform, after a skirmish by the events, a distinguished army officer, life would not be safe.. tiate with the Irish leaders and to very pleasing Nature or time openly very useful. been done, and land, and has been prevented from ingA ceremony of St. Brigid's School on way for the orator of this afternoon, to admire what had collectors, and surprised the assemWe may take it, therefore, that at arrange a meeting of Dail Eireann All the Sunday last was visiting his native land. the musical programme who is also the -first orator in Aus- to remind them, too, of the condi- blage by reading the list of eubscrip- Lieutenant -General for this purpose was vitiated by beis being educatlast English opinion by the Subiaco dills' Orphan- tralia-Archbishop Clune. (Loud are tions under which the Sisters for Sir Henry Lawson, K.C.B. littleness of Tory antipathy and all rendered and donations. Generous friends Band, Since their nrst public ed and aroused on the Irish policy ing many years had worked in the Lions the arrogance of that stupid, intoler- age interest plause.) free of of pub a series It inaugurated him £1,350 Linked With a Proclamation performance a few years ago, they given had is that fact The Government. of the ance which characterises the Union- have made wonderful progress, and are His Grace was given a very warm school by the danger of ill -health to for a namber of years. The furni- lie meetings to educate English for a long time large numbers of peo- of martial law in Munster. A clever a credit to their Institution and reception on rising to address the the teachers and children, a fact ist policy of the British Govern - indeed rooms Deschool on the by a great gathering of opinion fella of ture incredulous were in England ple the Catholic community. Ills orace Australian caricaturist, now working which did not then give full scope merit, has been displayed against to donated by a generous bene- cember 4 at the Albert Hall, the about there horrors Official denials on the London press-Mr. Low, of has taken a special interest in the Band, gathering. to the brilliant talents of that noble were the patriotic Archbishop of Mel- and is a generous patron. Father subscriptions London. Its huge the hall in with largest Grace. and by His Address factor, Englishmen because Fine credit gained the Star-put the matter truly by band of women, the Sisters of Mercy collected the donations totalled well amphitheatre gives room for ten bourne. for the purpose of humiliat- Fagan entertained the performers after found it hard to believe that police- giving us a picture of the Premier ceremony, and had them motored But During the course of his remarks, of St. Brigid's, West Perth. ing him and belittling his criticism the crowded and it was people, thousand £600. on and the from to Orphanage. could men the dove of peace to Irean on sending said that parClone Archbishop now that had all changed. and of its methods of administering govThe Very Rev. Rector was obvi- from floor to roof by an enthusiastic land canying, not an olive branch, Behave Like Banditti, afternoon like that, the question nat- ents would ernment in Ireland. For the mee ENGAGEMENT. with the results audience. Mr. Asquith was one of pleased well ously The authorities in a bomb. just as well but it was --an$ urally arose soland that British officers and ment that paltry little Tory maleHave No Excuse Whatever of the afternoon, and gratefully the speakers, but the event of the diers could be guilty of the outrages Ireland had just published one of The engagement Is announced of Mr.. volence has triumphed. But. Lord! E. Wenn, eldest son or Mrs. F. Wenn, at the outset that they should bear friends and the meeting was the speech of Miss Mar clerical to his thanked children their feeble orders ever sending pitifully not most as fomr Cacho. the did they it in mind-why offiAnd the so charge. laid to their or south Bunoury, to idargaret Mary, to think that Britain could be Judging from their enthu- laity for their presence and dona- garet Bondfield, a member of the cial propaganda representing the issued to any military force. It was eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. lies, maintain their Catholic schools school. mean! Speaking He asked the gathering to British Labour Party. satis- tions. was he Perth. the of West new Tobin, to the atternoon, that addressed Why cost? were siasm enormous at such of a the work as movement will accept only one Irish "The Irish to carry. by acclamation wavote of as an Englishwoman, she protested murder gang found ready belief Black and Tans, and begged them they not satisfied with the system fied that they all were prepared for thing-namely, the acknowledge. IN MEMORIAM. to his Grace the Archbishop that the coercion campaign was a among people who knew nothing of "not to embarrass the government" thanks of debt, burden the their chilshoulder for provided of education their right to decide their ment of addresses he had danger and disgrace, not to Ireland, WILLIAMS.-Of your charity, pray rap dren by the State? was an adNow the gen- they had come in their numbers to for one of the finest Now at last the truth is by further hurnings.the ItGovernment own destiny. Any arrangements to the repose or the soul of our ',cloyed eral and simplest answer him. but to England and the British Em- Ireland. mission of what to those show their apprecialjon, and at the ever heatit from sister, the late Mrs. Williams, who prevailing. safeguard the Empire are possible repaired lo pire. and that afterwards help The people generous plea for and a their denied. had so far gave Melbourne on time this life at valued same departed was this: that they queries There is still much mystery abeet once this has been admitted." But St. Brigid's Church nearby, where April 5. 1918. If English People Only Realised the truce negotiations in the first moderation instead of a stern order their Catholic faith as God's best in order to lighten the load that the men in power to -day in Britain Immaculte heart or Mary, pee Benediction of the Blessed Sacradiscipline of their ordinary the shoulders: of to observe on the the rested realising pricegift to and from them, offer The Your prayers for her extol; wants Ireland Bond for ever-wants was given by Dean Drayne. all its crimes and horrors they part of December. 0, Sacred Heart or Jesus, less worth of that faith, they were tor. He wished to thank Mr. Den-- ment Counts- Council, of which a civilised armed force. It looks as Ireland for the revenue it can de Thus concluded one of the most in- would fall on their knees to ask for Galway Fair soul. Mr. on her cannot 'lave mercy and control if the Government architect, the nehy, at prepared whatuse determined and dexterous made Government the rive through taxation of her. She and -Inserted by her loving brother for the at- teresting functions in the history of the mercy of God. Kennedy, ever sacrifice and cost to keep and weather, the contractor,had used in the parish. Mary took approximately 49 millions sister Martin and The Labour Party has done solidly in order to represent the Irish as its own agents. safe and that faith to the end in tention and skill they

THE\ ''''RECORD.

His Grace in St. Brigid's Parish New

Blessing and Opening

Primary School

English Opinion and the Irish Crisis

The Coalition Porcupine

Archbishop Clune's Negotiations

Long and Strong

Bravo, for Freedom!

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THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, APRIL 9 1921

Orange Bigots

colours being as clear and beauti- Protestants.- Bitter opposition front of ful as if it were just completed. certain quarters did not prevent him With each of these capitals there is ultimately from "going over to drawn the figure of some saint or a Rome." iSi OPEN FOR ALL CLASSES or 44 picture of some incident described Lonto the letter In an important Macin the chapter. There are two co- Chicago Memorial to Terence STATECRAFT WITHOUT Mr. Hilaire Belloc News, don Daily Swiney. is nowhere page, and lumns in a MORAL BASIS. maintains that the present state 01 In the Principal Cities and Towns of Australia and Rabaul (New Britain); London Oa, footle the slightest irregularity of A winiow has been dedicated in Ireland is due to the fact that pracline, space, or formation of letters. St. Patrick's Church. Chicago, as a (13y J. W. Poynter, in Catholic ruled by is the country tically Even under a magnifying glass they memorial to Terence MacSwiney. at all Drenches, and Savings Wank Agencies at 3184 Post Offloiss tit Opinion.) III Orange bigots. Ile dwells on the evil out Austraila, and at Papua, New Britain. Solomon, and other islands of this appear to be flawless. The precious The window, which was made in the effects of this policy, inasmuch as Si% Interest on Deposits up to 41,000. pose the authors of the pogram to volume is kept tinder a glass case, studios of the noted artist, Mr. The Burial. "The book, In his vivid little created been cruelty which is sometimes lifted to show Thomas A. O'Shaughnessy, is a Mirrors of Downing Street," Mr. the impression has 3% Interest on Amounts over £1,000 up to 141,8100. be, could persist in such impression which is erand injustice throughout a period of that all the pages are as perfect as symposium of the story of Ireland. Harold Begbie says of an ex -Pre- abroad-an Si. DENISON MILLER, K.O.M1.4)1., Fold the flag above nis breast, KELL. JAMES of people roneous-that the Catholic 12 2i the two which tic open six months. Goveraer The composition is a decoration mier that "he has lost his earnest- Ireland are persecuted because they Deputy Governor Bear him to his last, long rest. A ness which brought him to the seats feature disheartening Another along the lines of Irish art. Since the battle has begun, are Catholic. was that the great non-Cr.tho'ie cars- First Congo Native Priest. beautiful Celtic Cross resting on a of power," and that to this fact is We have lost full many a one. To lay stress on this side of the supports at its top a cir- due the comparative _eclipse of his matter, Love, and laughter light of youth, munity of Lellast, with the honor Father Kooze, the first native half -circle says Mr. Belloc, has become window. fame. Gone, for aye, they seem in truth, able exception of a few clergymen. priest to be ordained in the Bel- cle of the full width of the the Mr. Begbie also says (this a commonplace throughout the silently rose treadon window, look the to of content top younglings been the had Bloody paths our time of our present Prime Minister) world, though for various reasons; it Congo, was received re- At OBTAIN PRIGS FROM gian Upper representing Heaven that "he has gradually lost, in the at this continued injustice. Many boys among our dead. by King Albert, who displays shaped panel has not been dealt with in England. panels-the smaller into might be that many or them cently It divided is his the missionary world of political makeshift, in great interest of quarter in every "It is quoted hate blasting of Under blows were afraid to speak out, but, what- work done in that country. The principal three of which in the form original enthusiasm for righteousUnited States, and during niany Many homes are desolate, ever the reason, their silence was young priest was horn on the banks of a shamrock represent the Trin- ness," and that to this fact are lar- the journeys of mine in the west Many eyes that seek in vain SUBIA00. and likely of the Lake of Tanganyika in 1886, ity. The background of this panel gely due the appalling disillusion recent deplorable, regrettable, of Europe that is the aspect of the orand white in green, Those they'll never see again. is rendered to be misunderstood. The TIMBRE and HARDWARE PEOPLE 1917. Monrents which he has brought to us. matter which I have found so much in July. and ordained pay, we price colthe is dominating is the Heavy ange, which can the inaction of the Bri- signor Rodent, Superior "Nor the of mind as public the WITH impressed upon WE SUPPLY EVERYTHING IN CONNECTION Politics and Morality. Long the lights of dawn delay:more tish Government and Dublin Castle White Fathers in the Upper Congo. our plan cf the entire window. Yet each death binds hope THE BUILDING TRADE. Whether-or to what extent- to exclude almost all others. be easily comprehended," adds his in discussing the work being done Fury of Religious Hate. fast-this is really true of the two men lordship. "We are being constantly in that country, pointed out that the Harding and Ireland. last! Radiant day must break atrenewreminded of their burning desire for White Father, now have two seminquestion, it is certainly the fact "the burning*, tot twangs, flogThousands of requests to have in Pause awhile, your vows in this country: yet aries, in which the courses of studylaw and order that the general principle is itself not gings, muraees, and the rest are reTel. Alfee. iights burned at the Shrine of only true, but suffices to explain 80 To his faith we shall be true. here, in the protracted victimisation comprise a curriculum of sixteen the Immaculate garded everywhere as Mg outcome of Conception in per cent. of our Heap the clay and press the sod. of thousands of working men, is a years. Politics troubles. atinost insane religious hatred. candidates the young When prayers to symbolise Leave 'our soldier with his God. have almost most flagrant case of lawlessness, for the priesthood have terminated Washington, ceased to have any such is the motive ascribed by forfor President Harding and the new basis. It is not "statesman- eign opinion to the action of the prebut for the admirable patience studies they are sent for one administration of the United States moral Bayonet thrust, nor shot can kill and DENTAL SURGEON. and self restraint of our people, a their to a "mission and to petition God that the yoke ship," but statecraft-"craft" in the seat teovernment, and even extendprobation year's Faith and love invincible. most fruitful cause of serious dis- post." and- once judged sufficiently of bondage may be lifted front Ire- sinister sense. Our governmental ed from them to the mass of the Force and fraud shall, crumbling order, and still the paters 148 BARRACK -ST. (Upstairs). that policies, far from even attempting nation." trained, are called back to the land, were received at the office of fall, persist in ruling us have not thought well be (as old Carlyle warned us they Mr. W. BOXALL, who lb a legally qualified and Registered Dencontinuing, he says that ascripIn the triumph of the Gael. Bulle- fit to move a finger to have justice seminary, where they- remain one the shrine, according to the Rev. to the "storm tion is false, for it has become a tist of Victoria and Western Australia, respectfully draws the Many of must be) based on receiving Holy Orders. Bernard A. McKenna. year before -Hester Platt, in Catholic done." attention of the public to the fact that his practice in Western One of the seminaries, that in Lusa- those who requested vigil lights ask- tablets," are being made more and tradition land almost the necessity) tin, Dublin. more a mere question daily of "the Australia, during the last eighteen years, has been built on the to of this great commercial Empire ka, has forty-two students, while the ed that they be burned previous to Important Vatican Changes. recommendations solid foundations of meritorious skill and other, eitaatecl in Baldwin Towu. the Presidential inauguration cere- dodge." Of course, cynics will tell push the toleration of religious din Excommunicated. us that nothing from gratified patients. He appreciates this so much that he else is possible. Policomhave New Nunciatures been in limit ferences to the farthest monies. More than four thousand A Rome message dated January stituted by the Vatican in Czecho. his seven. He has wishes to prevent mistakes regarding his address. tics, they will say, are no Sunday patible with the public peace. And period, at one were burned lights the of 16 states: "The Congregation only the one establishment in Perth, and employs no agencies, Hungary, Slovakia, Switzerland, and it was expected that during in- school, and only unpractical vis- on the top 01 all that everyone Holy Office has issued a decree Serbia and Roumania. In the Diplo- A Notable Convert. The Press praises, canvassers in Town or Country. touts, or would try to run a country knows that the English character is pastor of the augural week more than twenty ionaries wl*h excommunicates the priest, matic Corps at the Vatican the Bri- Dr. Albani, former Church the Medical Profession recommends, and the Public endorses in the thousand would be constantly light- on the lines of the Sermon on the the least acerb and the least perseteeth is daily demonmarvellous system of removing that this Rev. Ernesto Buonaiuti, Professor tish Legation is no longer indicated Evangelical -Lutheran The requests were accompan- Mount. This, however, is only an cuting in Europe. strated without pain. in the Royal Roman University, as a Special Mission, but as a defi- town of Bad Lausig, Saxony, who ed. by voluntary offerings for the evasion of the indictment. The Not English in Origin or Temper. ale with'Porcelain Teeth sets Our beautiful of Natural Gum and author of many Modernist nite representation. The Legations recently became a Catholic after ied charge is, not that our politics are out doubt the best in the world; the contour of the face and storks. Many previous books of of Pent, Chili, Brazil and Prussia two months' retirement in the Bene- shrine. not being conducted according to Mr. Beiloc traces the false enbeing reproduced mouth in such a manner as to defy detection. Bounaiuti have been condemned has been raised to the status of Em dictine Monastery at St. Ottilie, polithe of ideal perfection, but that they are pression to the inability Moreover, it is comfortable, light, and durable, perfectly tastenear Munich, is now employed in a heretofore, and he has always sub- bassies. Austria's being deprived even of the very ele- ticians to control and govern a very no I have many less, and permanently wholesome and pure. art dealer's establishment. mitted, but his new publications re- longer figures as anrepresentation meats of decency and honesty, and small section of the subjects of the Embassy, but Catholic imitators, but no rivals, in this class of work. Teeth not fit. The deEvangelical superiors His fcrmer peated his former errors. is which group, that Crown, if this the Orange simply, process as a Legation. continues it will At least, call and AND IMPORTER, remodelled on my new system. be BOOKSELLER ting can in have decided to grant him a pencree quotes an article, published not English in origin or temper, is A new ecclesiastical province has sion even in the face of his see my dentures, before going elsewhere. My workmanship is "sub- 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, inevitably end in our ruin. a Modernist periodical, which de- been created the character to largely indifferent all my time personally in Brazil, and seven advertisement, because I devote my best MELBOURNE. Holy the What History Teaches. mission to Rome." nies the Real Presence in new Apostolic of England, whose chief centres of Containing all Hence, I can stay right where I am have been Week Books. to my one practice. Those who have been watching theHoly Eucharist. The decree is recognised established in Vicariates Surely the past is eloquent enough activity are Canada and the extreme Ceremonies. Price: Cloth, 3/9; by my known reputation, Finland, French Guiit is and efforts during the last Dr. Albani's 6/3 and 7/-; post free. as just and necessary: in lessons of what comes of putting Ireland, nea, Dutch Country patients can be attended to in one day; consultaGuinea, China, two years to promote Christian un- Leather, The Passion and Glory of Christ. our consciences in pawn for the sake North-Eastern corner of hoped that it will avail to bring the and Southern New tions are free, and many pounds are saved by those who conind whose motive--narrow, provinon the Events from Last Nigeria. ity in Germany, and his activities as Commentary excommunicated priest to repentWhen By POelsi- of temporary convenience! to the Ascension. sult me and entrust their work to me. Supper dangerus exceedingly cial, and for a member of the High Church As- Martindale, S.J. The Holy Office has also ance. Price, 17/,; post the sanguinary despot, Henry VIII., ous-is a blind hatred of the Ca. Take a note of my address for reference, and call before desociation of Berlin, were not surpris- free, prohibited the Italian Modernist was betraying his country's faith tholic Church,. Dentistry in all its branches by Skilciding to go elsewhere. Ceremonies of Holy Week-In The ed at his entrance into the True Churches With Only One Priest. reviews. ed Assistants By for the sake of a passing passion, "It must,- says Mr. Belloc, "be Fold, notwithstanding the sacrifices Rev,. L,. J. itudisch Price, 4/9; the majority of the nation's leaders clear to anyone acquainted with the York, First Saturday in the Month, Beverley, First Sunday. and difficulties that his conversion post tree. Commends the Catholic Church. bowed to his will, thinking (pro- details of what is going on in IreEurope and the Faith. By Hilatre W. involved. bably) that things were not so bad, land (details only a very small porMrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Amer Price vivo; post free. Midday on Wednesday After working for several years in The Mother of Christ. By Rev. 0. as they seemed, or (at any rate, tion of which are reported in the 148 BARRACK-STREET (Upstairs), ran leader of women's suffrage, was Protes,among the -Phillips, of union R. Vassal C.SS.R. Price, 11/-; behalf Women's Each is Week the and as Goirdner phrases it in his English Press) that the a guest of the Catholic actual tant sects, Dr. Albani, seemed to postLifefree. Suffrage Society in London recently, of St. Nicholas of TolentIna, "Lollardy") "if the Prince were agents of the policy now being purrealise that all efforts in that direc- O.S.A. By Rev. E. A. F'oran. Price, leading them wrong. the respensi- sued have been chosen by Orangeand discussed the attitude of the post free. bility was his." Fatal acquies- men and for Orange purposes. Catholic Church towards suffrage in that Contributions, Reports, Etc., tion would be of doubtful result so 10/6; The Making of a Republic. By Kevin eenee remained separated long as they Instead of mitigating the States. the United O'Shiel. Price, 7/6; post free. and Advertisements for the curAn Extraordinary Appointment. from the life-giving stream of the R. The In thanking her friends for past favours, wishes to inform them Tyranny Immaculate Conception. By evils, it increased them. Mrs. Catt declared that while the rent of week's issue THE wonderful Catholic liturgy, and Rev. T. Harper, S.J. Price, 3/9; post waxed greedier the more it had to and the public in general, that she has "Nothing else explains the extrabattle for suffrage was being waged RECORD may be taken. free. the Holy Eucharist. above all from lEsta.lblilisktiadl 9E'ravrseiresirrebdl feed on: paltering with one moral ordinary appointment to such an in America she had heard many peoand Sermons Sermon Notes. By the High Rev. II. Ryder. Price, 9/-; post free. principle led to paltering with all, office as his of such a character as Dr. Albani joined ple declare that the Catholic Church Church Association in 19W and last to Fifty-six Years a Carmelite Nun. Divine Contemplations for All. By until (in Edward VI's. reign and the preseat Chief Secretary. Nothing would never allow its women Rev. S. Lowsmet. Price, 8/-; post after) the crisis of chaos, internec- else explains the presence in such a HAY STREET (Opp. King Edward Hostel). have the vote, while others mainThe death of Letty Minna Ha March wrote for the Sachischen free. TEL. A1125 ine hatred, poverty and misery, post at such a moment of a man on SECOND DOOR FROM PIER -ST. tained that once women had the ward, a daughter of the fourteenth Kirchenblattes, an article on the in came. Then (even when the coun- such calibre unless it be the Orange vote priests would control the poli- Duke of Norfolk, occurred on Janu- "Conception of the Church," FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL CATHOLIC appeared the statement that THE W.A. DAIRY. try was for a little time reconciled Lodges of Canada. Nothing else "Ordo" for 1921 has arrived. tics of the United States. REQUIREMENTS. ary 29th, at the Carmelite Convent, which THE W.A. DAIRY, Wanneroo-road, to the Catholic Church under Mary) explains the selection of the highly "Out of five million voters in New Notting Hill (Eng.), at the advan- "the words of the Apostle Peter Osborne Park. ti. Keane. Pure milk (Matt. 161 convince me that the exYcsk," she continued, "there were ced age of 77. The deceased nun, istence of the Apostolic succession delivered twice daily to any part of th how false and hollow was the only paid mea who are chosen to perdirect one and a half million Catholics, yet in religion Sister Mary city, from our own cows to basis which corruption had left for petrate these outrages, and nothing of St. must be worked out in a satisfactory customers. Tel a rumor .54351 as so much was 'here never "English lay- else explains tho repeated and Joseph, had spent 56 years in the manner, so as to convince even theme, Convents and Colleges. 'applying it to be done upon! men, though they might be Catho- wanton insults offered to the Caof the Church trying to capture - Carmelite Order. R.I.P. lics, were not so eager to be receiv tholic religion and to its ministers the women's vote. The -priests ured again into the Roman fold as to not as the enemies of this country ged the women to use their votes: A Notable Preacher Dead. tqc .4Ie.44..4.:41.9_,:...k.A...A.,:t41,...A)e.tc?..:,..4?!.t.i3e. 141:4:.14. PY be willing to imperil their landed but as the n.embers of a hated reto go forth and do their duty acOur Home files report the death c-. ,..01:0e.4.42:1/e. property obtain that 'privilege" liigous body. cording to their own conscience." M le (Gairner, to"Lollardy:" Very Rev. Dr. Keane, O.P., Mrs. Catt, commenting on the fact of thewell-known "Nothing else explains the coniv., 394). To Dominion priest, F.? that the whole world had been won the such a pitch of rottenness had Hen- donation of the abominable acts in the who died in a private nursing home At' rieian and Bellast to women's suffrage, except Edwardine corruption rewhereby thousands have Eccles -street, Dublin, early in --a duced our public life, that for a long been rendered destitute and homeLatin Catholic countries, urged the in NEW NOR C IA 41 5? time the only adviser upon whom less. else explains the women Catholic suffragette leaders February. Nothing Telephone, 8 Armadillo. GERALD V. P. McCARTHY, Very Rev. Father Michael AnMary coul rely was a foreign am. searching of men and wcmen for reof England to encourage the wo- toninus if.> Keane, O.P., was born in 43 Proprietor. of St. Joseph Conducted by the Sisters men of these countries by getting 1851. bassador (Renard), was ligious emblems, and the questions so grave the He was educated at Mount to high ecclesiastical authorities suspicious of treachery even amongst continually put by the terrorists to Melleray, Co. Waterford, and at 41 their relithe men on her to declare endorse the good that women's suf- Clonliffe own Council! What their victims R.> for the Education of Young :Ladies College, where amongst his 'rage had done in England. surprise, then, could anyone feel gion as a test whether it be safe to professors was the late Cardinal 4.1 5.> when, as soon as Elizabeth succeed- assault or kill them or to burn Further Particulars apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR For Archbishop of Sydney. In 1874 he 4N "A Blot on Civilisation." ....' ed Mary, the gyrating politicians down their houses." received the rare honour of D.D.. turned again, and the very man Head of Government Exculpated. British methods of warfare in Ire- Catholic University of Ireland, and (Burghley) wl:o had escorted the land were termed' a "blot on civili- was ordained in the same year. lie Is-oes-ossocWip:TWiRi3s-78c7F$WriP;704POCRiC3W13; Mr. Belloc absolves the head of Papal Legate to England, showen sation," in resolutions adopted by spent the next five years as a profrom the present Government himself PERTH. Dea bitter foe of the Faith' BARRACK 230 priests of the Diocese of --- RECHABITE fessor in Clonliffe College, where he RAILWAY blame for this grave miscalculation Greed troit, U.S.A., in a meeting called on assisted Most Rev. Dr. Rather Than Righteousness. Donnelly retechnically Though in policy. Rev. February 2, by the Right to found the Irish Society of St. If corruption was wrong then, it sponsible, he is impotent in pracCoffee Coffee Michael J. Gallagher, D.D., Bishop Cecilia. Subsequently he was curis wrong now. If it led to ruin tice. He believes it is true that he of Detroit, and national president ate of St. Michan's, Dublin, and he then, MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, Proprietress. it will lead to ruin now. Cor-. gave orders for the so-called repriof the Friends of Irish Freedom. 'they are right opposite the most suitable for visitors to Perth. Mrs, S. E. McCARTHY, ruption in the living body is lep- sals to cease, and these orders were entered the Dominican Novitiate, I ThePerth Moderate Prices. a Station. Best attention and Railway embodying resolution, Another rosy, and leprosy leads to death. Tallaght, in 1884, and served for contemptuousiy answered by the protest against the order of Secre- some years as Prior in Cork during What a chance our. politicians burning of Cork. tary of Labour William B. Wilson, the nineties. lost for us at the end of the war! In concluding, Mr. Belloc says: deporting Lord Mayor Donald J. With a pure crusading fervour our "Let me repeat, lest I be misunderIn 1897 Dr. Keane delivered a faO'Callaghan, successor to Terence mous panegyric on the occasion of armier had flown to the rescue of stood, that the legend which has MacSwiney, was adopted unanimous- the fiftieth anniversary of Daniel little Belgium and to the crushing been created by the use of thorough. WUly. This resolution declared of militarism. O'Connell, commemorated at the When 'the terrible ly bad agents and the permission Ameeon's action "contrary to the Renovated Throughout. N.W and Goldfields Visitors specialfour years were over, however, and of a small, not English, Orange facof Pope 'Leo. XLII. in St. and instance rican tradition and principle, the Patrick's Peace Treaties Cathedral, Armagh. In came to be Under Owner's Personal Supervision ly Catered for. tion to usurp the functions of Govthat unworthy of the Republic 1914 his "Sermons on Various Occadrawn up, where was the zeal for ernment is a false legend not ap. M. M. MULCAHY, Proprietress. The Vere Latest English and wrested its freedom from the same sions" was published. Dr. Keane's righteousness? Our politicians, and one plicable to this country war. barbarous tyrant in equally (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK HOTELS, PERTH.) rather, were groping for oil -wells maligning this country. None the principal work was as a Friar preafan." here, coal-mines there. territory or less, that legend exists. The causes were cher of missions and sermons of ocAmerican Models e Copies of both resolutions was familiar phantom indemnities casion. His eloquence yonder. The of its existence are now manifest. despatched to Washington and to to the principal congregations of welter of intrigue, false pretence, "It is the duty of every patriotic Premier Lloyd George. JUST TO HAND bitterness and sordid greed, has man to eliminate these causes lest reek Ireland and Great Britain, and produced a result more likely to the report becomes perre.an'*nt and preach in the many invitations to Cardiff's New Archbishop. lead to another world-conflict than adversely affect our whole future." United States were extended to In There will be widespread satisfac- him. to permanent peace and justice. All The best years et his life tion, says the Tablet, at the ncws were spent at St. Magdalen's Priory, because the plotting diplomats cution! "Ireland is weak." they W.B. REDUSOS, that the archiepiscopal Sea of Car- Drogheds. thought that "beggar my neigh- say; "she cannot resist." Ireland diff, which was vacant by the resigirtir" could be substituted for Jus- in Ireland may be weak, but Ireland WARNERS, nation of Archbishop Bilsborrow, A Monk's Wonderful Work. tice, and that Nemesis is an old beyond the ocean is strong; and the apO.S.B., has been filled by the LA DIVA'S, Greek heathen deity, long dead! policy of tyranny, if continued, will The most beautiful volume among pointment of Bishop Mostyn. of ButNemesis is simply a word em- reap retribution. Look at ArmenD & A's, Menevia. Born at Talacre in 1860, the 300,000 hooks in the Congress. bodying the idea of Retribution, ia! How often have our statesmen and the fourth son of Sir Pyers ional Library at Washington is a and that idea is as eternal as the waxed eloquent in its behalf! And IZODS, Etc. Mostyn, the Archbishop-elect was Bible which was transcribed in the now they have, apparently, deserteducated at Oscott and Ushaw. In sixteenth century by a monk. It They actually seem likely How We Treat a Small Nation. ed it! 1895 he was consecrated Bishop of could not be matched to -day by the to come to terms with the ' Turk Take Ireland. Our politicians and Vicar -Apostolic of very best equipped printing office Ascalon " To the healthy every seem to think she is a small coun- over those very regions where he The parchment is Wales, and on the creation oi Mene- in the world. Brassieres from 4/11. Some dodge' ravages the Armenian! day is a feast day" try, helpless perfect in condition, and every one in their grip, to be bevia as a separate See he became its be served, so is to cf expediency Abdominal Belts made to Order. trayed and ravaged without fear of what does Justice matter? first Bishop. During these twenty- of the one thousand pages is a most After The general letmake wonderful study. penishment. So, while they gainsix years in the episcopate he great play with words like "liberty," all, hottever, it remains as trueifnow SUFFER not the daily fag and evening ed a ripe experience which, with his tring is in German text. Each letter we "small nations," "justice," etc., they as in the time of Carlyle, that knowledge of Wales and his Welsh is coal black, wittiout a scratch or weariness! The meagre appetite that abandon, even in "mere. politics," into split Ireland, at the same time, nationality, will afford a happy au- blot from cover to cover. At the Only Address: two parts, impose pitiless tyranny the eternal tablets of right and vermakes fasts of feasts and unpleasant halfgury for the success of his rule as beginning of each chapter the inibut in ease, reap not ity, we shall upon one part, stripping it of all Archbishop. The kindness and ac- tial letter is very large, usually two Baird's Arcade, Perth. hours of which should be enjoyable meals ! liberty, and apparently attempting in difficulty, leading not to proscessibility that have endeared him or three inches, and is highly illuto dri ee its people mad with perse- perity but to ruin. to his people will smooth the path minated in blue or red ink, th., Take a reliable tonic. Secure the full before him in the high pos:tion to enjoyment of good health by taking THE PALACE HOTEL 'AC which he has been called. St. George's Terrace, Perth, W.A. CLEMENTS TONIC. It promotes appetite, The PALACE is situated in a most as The Ulster Pogroms. and to Banks charming- position, close aids digestion. Strengthens! Builds! Commercial Houses, and Theatres, Most Rev. Dr. McRory, referring Is largely patronised by the prim )pal to the cruel trials and mortificaCLEMENTS TONIC lightens the burden. the Friendly Societies' Acts of Australasia.) under and Registered in the State. of the Church and Graziers the Hierarchy Fernier, (Approved by in a tions thrust upon his people, MODERATE TARIFF. J. Y. °LOWERY. Proprietor. imposed on you through age, overwork, or pastoral letter to his people, says Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. A1428. Telephone voluntary no that for moss or them illness. Purchase a bottle to -day and you'll and females), demanding He ex It is essentially Irish and Catholic, and it Specially Appeals to Catholics (males mortification is necessary. their SUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. 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12 BOARDING SCHOOL the Apparition. Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph ofArchbishop APPEALS FOR CONCILIATION. of Perth). conceded." Grace the of His Patronage the (Under in W.A. It is position Egypt and Ireland. This Establishment occupies the finest of land, within 'General Sir Hubert Gough, in the six minacres by surrounded the Reelevation, of (of an on built The Bishop in his letter new number of the Review utes' , walk from the Railway Station. sea 26th inst.) to General Strickland above views, examines the Irish situation feet Kalamunda, a popular tourist resort, is 1000cool, says:invigorating in its chief aspects, condemning the for level, and cannot be surpassed for its delightfully from "I read in the Times of yesterday children repressve policy, and appealing the to is thus afforded climate. A splendid opportunity (Friday, page 9) the heading, conciliation and conference in country climates, to enjoy the the City, and from enervating locality. 'Egyptian conspirators sentenced,' hope of an early settlement. involbeautiful this in air mountain contends, he the following: The question, For terms apply'The sentences in the Vengeance ves important consequences, human in Society conspiracy case were proJOSEPH'S CONVENT : : FREMANTLE. ST. and Imperial. "The police in many mulgated this morning. Seven of cases, and the soldiers in some, have DOOMED RaAbdel violence, THE of including acts accused, gross OF the of guilty been BISHOPS' PROTESTS-BRAVE BEARING NEAR hum Bey Fashenby, have been senwithout even a semblance of miliMEN-CHAPLAINS' TRIBUTE S-MOVING SCENES tenced to death, the sentences being tary order and discipline," and BARRACKS. THE adecommuted to 15 years' penal servi"these acts are not only never are steps no but punished, quately Insurance Company, Limited. were tude.' who Patriots bantja) Irish o six In nectaball (bp "It is obvious, I think, that the Particulars relating to the following taken to prevent their recurrence. PERTH. 28th last, are commutation to penal servitude way SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK -STREET, fact, when one reads copies of the shot in Victoria Military Barracks, Cork, on February for the purpose of avoiding exasissued by author- just to hand:GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, Summary. ACCIDENT, Weekly MARINE, FIRE, photonot perating action, of providing an at gret of mine that I was LOWEST to the police in Ireland, it might THOMAS O'BRIEN, Dripsey. and EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, INSURANCE at "Somewhere in Ireland," 19/2/21. graphed with that pan in my hand ity mosphere of moderation which is with a show of truth, be claimed our DANIEL O'CALLAGHAN, Dripsey. E MIDWOOD, Manager. RATES desirable for a it about in bedroom and that steps are taken actually to enCURRENT most considered waved I We have just survived as Aghabullogue. LYONS, JOHN the atwas "some" In a peaceful, satisfactory settlement in second raid. But thisthe Black and sitting -room, and permeated courage this recurrence." TIMOTHY McCARTHY, Fornauglit. with steak and onions to speech about December 14 in the Egypt. Why should not the same raid! The visit from PATRICK O'Mahony, Berrings. of a special mosphere rout was and ago GreenH. weeks spirit be shown to Ireland? It is discomfiture Sir tew utter a Tipperary. Tans House of Commons, JOHN ALLEN, Bank Place, display the Tel 3861 paper smell. The thing wood read part of a circular issued notorious that it was the executions burning the CORNELIUS call on me; the extravagant and hanged) has been war not done half -a -minute when the These, with KEVIN BARRY (who wassince November 1. after the rebellion that maddened by General Tudor to the police as of England's might, which seven executions military past. eight the the make drove and this country in 1916 proof that steps were being taken MURPHY, before ow eyes for unpor- long -expected in a statement to whole country into sympathy with Thus The Most Rev. Dr. Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin, hours, was for someone more Ito stop arson and niurder. Bang-Bang-Bang-Bang the day of Sinn Fein. they were lookhad been a representative of the Irish Independent, on the evening of there that appears it tent. Presumably I sat that and dour, declared and Irishman came at the hall "Surely, in view of a possible burnings by the police, Yet Sir execution, characterised the executions as barbarous, ing ;or Teeling, the young death, but down with a book in my hand, trydenied that the methods employed were "the refinement of cruelty." peace settlement in Ireland, nothrecently sentenced to Castle by es- ing to appear as unconcerned as Hamar has indignantly one were or O'Sullivan, Dublin should be done that would exing occurred, Canon had said cheated things die," who "They died as brave men should last week. the unfortunate "hostage" was do- such As the prisoners asperate the general public. Should possible. It appear; to the of the chaplains who ministered to the six men. caping from Kilmainham ferocious ing in infinitely more desperate cir- even the of calmness, produced ne absolute these death sentences be comspite what not in that with men rose they plain However, were called out in twos to be shot whole district, cumstances. each other. Ex- muted into penal servitude, if needs *onslaught on the the as evidence of innocence amounts to took leave of their companions, and solemnly blessed any prisoners The people in the offices on the decision fallen. had life. I know this they for be guilt. after of confession immediately they drove oft without a treme Unction was administered were fortunately on ask barracks, does not rest with you, but I spare se far as we could see. of 4 o clock, ground Poor Lack of Discipline. scene was witnessed in the vicinity of the many and let in the "armed forto impressive influence An use your to you of Almost on the tick rushed up- premisesBut prayers, of the hall force has when relatives and friends of the prisoners offered opening armed the an that executions. fact girl), of these ces" "The horror the us little temPatsie (our Tans, Dad- doer was succeeded by a rush and so taken the law into its own hands those present holding lighted candles as they knelt around a small "Secondly, the spiritual needs of stairs. "The Black and NEW NORCIA. and scuffle up the stairs, and in a few that it no longer obeys orders, and porary altar. men. In case these men are she exclaimed, "the Black . a at the the banging appeal only obtaining were of rifles can doors!" in the the satisfaction seconds the whose commander better provision should be denied executed even were relatives The CONDUCTED BY THE MARIST BROTHERS. Tans are smashing to the to Cork Jail. in look- my door, and commands shouted gone not buried and had if it were Chap cvea needs. it, is understood, spiritual windows to it their for made which, the dead, bodies of their We went to mob of Black open it immediately. I did it as "in- lengths of violence and brutality, of lains who served through the we, ed out, and tle biggest seen on one stantly" as possible, and must con- which the gradually accumulating and some members of the crowd ac- tell me that in case of executions PROTRACTED TRAGEDY. and Tans I have ever poe seeing at the were relief convict of to feeling They a seems tually went away. The father of they were allowed to stay with the fess to evidence Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum operation met our eyes. Allen Mr. in Mole" about a score of fix-bayonetted, steel ice. is proof of a sad falling away John Allen came up, and men all night and say Mass for "Died Like Brave Men." at the too of theatstreet. We disgone. From of are of they there. standard suppose "Tommies" splendid "I bottom the execution. helmetted said: of the from on the morning worth -street and Nassatastreet. pale them A windows we had only seen Black cipline which the British military or I would aska'first, that the condemn. "They died like brave men. They heard the volley." He looked the street, in side of our street the BROTHER DIRECTOR. Tans, and no soldiers. But they police have su long maintained be- were like schoolboys going on a holi- and care-worn, but he spoke firmly ed men should be allowed to assist For Particulars Apply to the laneway on either them, the street and to spoke that, yer Allen "Aht than sewere new it the room. fore tile world, and more day, and they marched firmly to aid bravely. Mrs. who surrounded at Mass to-morow (Sunday); was cl ock-full of "Out me. to said friends them Armoured of its to kind to one the be allowed go!" disgrace priest that a their doom." such a force is a was thick with them. at each end, where?" I asked. "Aht in the She did condly, Not only does it Mass, at which they may assist This was the first information ob- her, and sat on a chair. own superiors. cars were established cars dashed street," he replied. "Go on, aht yer and wept little. say on Monday morning; thirdly, that set an example which all and sun- tained regarding the executions, and not say much, and other armoured down Moles - go!" "I air not going out," I rereLATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. being were While the prayers priest for each prisoner should be dry may think they are justified was given to an Irish Independent continually up and mail car turned aallowed into the detention quarter As well torted; "I'm sick." "If yer don't following should occasion arise, representative yesterday morning by cited a Post Office in & worth and Nassau -streets. the and 'ave road, the "we'll into and Tans stood go aht," was the answer, on Monday morning; fourthly; that by the Very Rev. Canon O'Sullivan unexpectedly but it is conceivable that this a lorry -load of Blacklorry in to put yer aht; them's the horders." seeing the praying people. the priests be allowed to remain very force may be the nucleus of as he emerged from the barracks postmen, MUSIC SELLERS, MURRAY-STREET at the corner. the while covered THE volley "tell Another said; at I caps. seated raised their "I decline to go out," the men up to the execution. outbreaks aganat authority at any where, with the Rev. Father O'Brien, with wire netting, Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. it was thought that with puf- your officer I want to see him." and be given facilities to anoint the CC., he had acted as chaplain to was heard, and Some time (near Booms). the back, kicking his legs.at and MURRAY-STREET 180 persons more ADDRESS: told he ONLY NOTE over. cigarsaid:a no awficer," all was six men. The Canon men after the shooting (it would fing away uncorcernedly "hostage." "1 here ain't'ave to get aht." On the ether side, continued Gen- the were shot in left quietly, and after a brief con- only take a minute) as life may not Correct Postal Address: Box 57, G.P.O., Perth. me; "yer'll been damn- "The six young men about haye "there to ette, sat an unfortunate Gough, eral decided relatives -STREET. minthe 15 BARRACK IN uncon sultation feel NO SHOPS twos at intervals of be extinct. "Get Aht." I am afraid I would not able murders of police by the exinto O'Brien and myself send in a written request for the Write for Free Catalogue. culminating in utes. Father to Catholic Administration, certvd with two riflesas jammed be'Now. look here," I told him, "if treme 'nett party, the last." At the bodies. While this request wasthird he had. them in attended STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. officers BEST of murder my shoulder -blades, will a there horrible the and signed anythiag happens to me "In making these requests 1 am presence of their conclusion of the Mass, Canon O'- ing drafted Shut All Doors! be trouble. You go and send your Diblin-somethein complete wipe-out Sullivan added, the prisoners receiv- volley, somewhat sharper and clear- not asking for anything exceptional. or direcsame wives-and the second, to me, or the sergeant I am only asking for the ordinary Macroom. ed the Viaticum, and the Rosary er, was heard from All this was taken in a of them officer Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. whoever is it. charge of your party of a party of police at Irishmen and Stations of the Cross were re- tion as the others. Again the peo- Catholic administration, because no and heaps more. Athemob with in this house." He paused for a There is no doubt thatwith a for the brave men who decision has been given as to whea.m. 8 doors prayed ple before in Shortly cited. "The Famous "Snigg's Corner." blood smashing were peoser- have stained their hands the the for then sent and on Mass then away, at Saturday and assist appeared. can passed moment guard had men the being military ther great gusto, for, street a street of geant. "I'm sorry, sir," the ser- and murder, ana in doing so they fully -armed Mondispersed. According to -morrow (Sunday) or on gradually ple sympathy the afternoon, and this THE PLACE TO GO FOR doors were geant said, "but every male civilian have rightly alienated to the Press Association's correspon- day, and as to whether a number of Absolute Calmness. offices, on the whole, tlea As have felt for their soon as into the streets and remain which many dent the first volley was fired at 8 priests can .be admitted to prison all locked and barred. mob rushed is to gostseete." has not only been a FANCY VESTS, PANAMA HATS, SILK and FASHION It in- cause. and on Monday morning, and it has going a.m., not 8.15 at am "I insecond the were a.m., the in the prisoners way two and The first a stupid one, the doors gave SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, ETC. number to the street, sergeant," I replied. wicked policy, buthave the third at 8.30. been definitely answered that the gained a set- formed that the moment had come. in, and in a few seconds a when they to "I am an Australian ex -officer on even Government priest or priests must he out of priIN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL of their own it will With absolute calmness they rose of them appeared on the roof,having EVERYTHING tled enough well mei the execuapIt don't before pension, and son a half-hour THE BODIES REFUSED. of these their feet and took leave of their got through the skylight. COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. street." not only be the memories the cruel. in and into wrong there out is quite bles-ed divided stand which solemnly tion, 'to party and name, each companions, pears that will stain their attenback-yard The sergeant went outside for a se- murders which up a party of each other. Then, accompanied by Callous Action of the Authorities. Finally, I would draw your three: one went into the that "Have but, once having set extremely subse- cond and then came back. so tion to the fact that there is ti DON'T FORGET THE diffi- the two priests, and surrounded by be and scaled the walls,forced will it violence, asked.,"Oh, he whom back sir?" in prison in slowly prisoner papers, you any Catholic they were marched ADDRESS quent houses were the country to return again cult 8.30 a.m. the relatives of some the chaplain is not allowed to see. into the barra. ks, At front simultaneously. Aiiother yes," I replied, the paths of peace, of fair argu- from the jail the victims entered the barracks I am under the impression, too. CORNER BARRACK and MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. He glanced at them and handed to which where the last dread phase of the of liberty, and party to the roof ; whilst the remainProthe to persuasion, brought to be ment, he said, asked for rooms them back. "Alright, sir," WI.en and that the man, Murphy, executed true happiness tragedy was consummated. der smashed into the, various vost Marshal in order that they having been found in possession of stray "but don't move if you can help it; are essentials forofthe any people go, the shots were fired and the bodies and searched them fore any might present the following docu- a revolver, was buried without any has been sent into and prosperity the towards moved priests the fell, cannon, bombs, papers, or Sinn every other man need Christian ceremony, and I the streets; those were the orders." erning themselves." prone figures and administered Ex- ment Feiners. "We, the undersigned, the nearest scarcely remark that that was very Nationality. So I stayed in the flat and saw the treme Unction. -They then return- relations We had only seen this much, men shot this morn wrong." the of On windows. struggle "All the the and from cell view, the roared: show to was whole later order General's In the ed some minutes when out the hereby the whole, the "Tommies" are a de- in Ireland is a National one. The accompanied the second batch to ing in Victoria Barracks,following: windows and doors to be shut and I had cent crowd, and don't like this job people are struggling for freedom. face the firing squad, and again ten- claim the remains of the O'Mahony, IRISH NATIONAL blinds down!" Up till then Patrick Allen, John the coma me above dered the last spiritual aid. When Thomas O'Brien, Timothy McCarHe resents Mr. Lloyd George's not thought of such a thing as I at all. On the flat the FORESTERS their so sham a the CEDAR, OAK and JARRAH COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK day, is for although out shot, were been search, people had two declaration:-Int mon the last house to house Daniel O'CalA SOCIETY FOR IRISHMEN. in and the place and a fraud, all this Nationality," priests read the full Burial Service. thy, John Lyons, and Lyons, might have guessed that that was doors were smashedjust. Kate Note the Address : Dan tied up these because it was untrue and stupid. General Macready's telegram to Sir laghan.-Signed Fee. Cheapest Conthe idea. 'Was not Drumcondra searched. I have Mary O'Brien, William Al- No Initiationtributions, A4308, Private 'Phone, A2938. him that the mat- Mahony, 'Phone, informing Scott in Ireland, "Nationality is a very J. enclosed with barbed-wire and tanksa doors with a piece of rope. Mary O'Callaghan, Edmond len, Branches: Hugh O'Neill, Perth, meets ter was having his attention was in- O'Brien." living force and a very powerfulbeone. and systematically searched forBut Hall A Find! the Trades In Thursdays, alternate to the endeavour should indication that whole week, up till yesterday? 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. They were told that the Provost (Room of England's sentiments, and, by pro- terpreted as an being reconsidered, All around us was the sound Boru Branch, Fremantle, every such sentence was I VAS soon impressed with the cercould not be seen until 10 Brian in, windows be- foster alternate Tuesday, Friendly Societies inetead of repressing and the shock to the public when it Marshal them, tecting tainty- of a raid. for as we came from doors being smashed Secretary's then left the deputation Adelaide -street; a.m. The 64 Hall, the ing broken, motors dashing up and teem. to foster also a broader, wider became known that the executions barracks, and when they returned Address, W. Keating, 29 Burt -street, the front windows we heard and canes Stuart Parnell, down, and orders being shouted. loyalty. H goes on to trace the had been carried out was. greatly they were unable to see the Provost arernanne RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. smashing and breaking of glass Court address, Boulder; Secretary's was evacuated, history of the last four years-the increased for this reason. windows and doors in a big factory When our abuilding Marshal. They were also informed Hotel, Boulder; meats alternate Fridays. at the windows arrests:, deportations, killings, supDillon, Midland Junction, J. John which abuts on our back-yard, and I took up position been had the bodies already that the the operations on Quebec -street, Midland JUIIC4.11AS. E. GOSHEN, Manager. PRAYERS AND VOLLEYS. pression of newspapers, etc. DANIEL MULCAHY. Proprietor. realised that we also could expect and watchedThe. removed. They were not told where O'Malley, lion. women stood in the visitors from the front and from the other side. the men New Spirit Wanted. to the they had been removed to. At 9.15 money to Lend on application and were mustered the BarNear doorways; Scene It Impressive J. Messrs. back. Solicitors, Society's "what that two military' it was noticed "One may ask," he says, racks. at each end cf the street, and were Barrack-street, Perth, or the Burnt! on Engambulances, closed and sealed, left Maxwell, Seersthary, care J. J. Sritgg, being systematically searched and wou'd have been the effect treatBOOK DEPOT the barracks, accompanied by two Oeneral ART such Barrack -street. Now, you would imagine that after re -searched. On top of the roofs the lishmen exposed to barred. the outside scenes The of armed troops and an arour previous experience we would Black and Tans ran along and took ment?" CLUB (opposite King Ed634 HAY -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC 'memorable for many lorries were walls in all_ Tel. Ai655. at YOUNG nothing moured car, and it is generally beCATHOLIC PERTH have Proprietress. to McDERMOTT, be careful ward Hostel). MISS M. J. positions. Suddenly one of them "In judging this problem," he reasons, but more especially for the lieved that they with MEN'S SOCIETY, contained the per cent. pure Beeswax, In conformity[intense, the house that could be in the least up Pure Wax Candles, 65 excited and began to wave his got urges, "do English people realise impressive manifestation of prayer- bodies of the six men. After Charcoal, 011. is that Sanctuary trouble PERTH. Tapers, Wicks, the But SO4 HAY -STREET, requirements; Church questioned. arms until he nearly oxerbalanced. New Ritual, Pictures a Spethat many Irishmen were dragged ful sympathy and Catholic faith. Holy Oil Stocks, Missal Markers, Priests' to the barthe deputation His ijra, or the Patronage (Under Heart, I never seem to be able to go for a Others rushed up to him, and then Sacred with the before to shot dignity of and Acts Consecration and the Cross, from their beds cialty. Stations of and the fortitude Arrhbi,hop (Anne). racks had been refused the bodChildren of Mary Medals; walk, even, but someone presents a sheet- -or rather a quilt-was taIrish Horn and Mother of Pearl Rosaries;ofSilver Card their mothers or wives prior to which the sorrowing relatives en- ies, Mr. W. Allen made application Billiard Room, Lounge, Library, Club, Dr. meanie: Books by late Photos, Pictures of Bishops' Conference; me with something that is sufficient ken up. It seemed they got a lot of Room, Cricket Club, Harriers' the murder of the officers in Dub- dured their dreadful ordeal. Mo- by telegram for the body of his son, Benson. Good supply of Irish Music and ReadFather and Sheehan Canon Dramatic and Musical, Debating, to get me ten years in the present papers, and these were brought Thompson. broJames Butler, and Francis lin?" ing matter by Fr. Lasance, Sir tint, thers and fathers, sisterstheand Society. Our Record, Sacred Ileart Messenger, state of affairs. It may be a new down to the soad and gone through. fiancee and in reply he received the followAgent for Catholic Directory, thers, and, in one case, CLASSES. Advocate, St. AnPress, ACCOUNTANCY Catholic Ths first esseatial to end the preGarland ing:St. Joseph's Annals, Lady's pamphlet on Irish affairs, or a leaflet But they did not appear to be imaccompanied and victims, American, in is, 'rise, the of Magazine. one affairs of of Benziger's state Marla, Ave CATIDILIG Annals, the EVERY of igerseis THAT thony's de copies exceptional treatment "Regret A SOCIETY re some meeting, or outside glance at sent Circulating Library. St. Patrick's Badges, English Literature Stocked. YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. offi- portant. The men would General Gough's opinion, "to alter by friends, wereof assembled be accorded in this case. 'Irish Bulletin." which is the seeks barracks at cannot Large Assortment. aside. them the Full particulars on application toand throw Irish them the walls grey which the in spirit the and of in Fein, entirely disposed The body has been W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. cial organ of Sinn Then the row in our back -yard re- question is view and in which it 7.30 a m. Outside the old Youghal accordance with- the usual custom. to give the othet side of the picture commenced, and I rushed out to substitute the road gate there was stationedanda -General." as given to the world by Dublin have a look. Here the soldiers were is dealt with,' and to officer an of St. Vincent de Pau and tank, Society generosity whippet and of freedcm It is presumed that the bodies As a matter of fact I had Castle. the walls and searching out spirit Western Australia (lncorp) been so successful else- several men, with revolvers in their were taken to Cork gaol and buried just been given half -a -dozen copies of jumping The of which inlias lot a down. got had and up They etc. houses, marched hands, the "Bulletin" that very morning, boxes from the factory, and these where the Empire. were there. Even if the boasts of Mr. Lloed first twleve men tothearrive purpose and these, together with several were used to scale the walls. The This Society exists for the men who and others, and Sir H. Greenwood came searched, and all of assisting worthy families institutions, letters that I had all ready for your "tallest" Tommy seemed to be Georgenothing the DR. COHALAN'S PROTEST. of side north bat of public the Inmates amain from would came including true, mind. my to carne readers, suddenly in indigent circumstances, and engages about 4ft. 3M. But perhaps the iron "hatred --mouldering perhaps, but road were also searched. One girl it is governed in other good works. I can tell you I never knew before hat is piessing them doyen a bit. Sacred A Shocking Proceeding. noon) quick to rise to white heat at the had a small picture of the to by a Council, once in No. 52 (top how long a few dozen sheets of the Sir nailed she this breeze." and Royal Arcade, Perth, and has branches Heart, favourable first But burn parishes paper take to burn! Electric Light Hose Pipe. many in a.m. or conferences 7.40 Mr. barrack wall. At about support to wishes Hubert were they State. when the and did, Cohalan, Bishop I Rev. Dr. throughout Most them at- Mrs. MacCurtain, widow of the late Darkness came on and revealed his and in all The calls on its funds are many, burst the ashes were seized in my something to me that- had often 'Lloyd George its rewith of Cork, has expressed the view that With a view to supplementing persons at opening a way to Lord Mayor of Cork. arrivedHeart, the executions were very regrettable sources, hands and crushed to dust, so that puzzled me of late. The Black and tempts the Society invites Sacred be the may of resolve statue his that large its so a peace, remember wills to making their the deva himself could not have re- Tan lorries seemed to have a roll of suffic:ently strengthened to enable which was placed on a chair facing from the point of view of a peaceful when work. Bequests may be made in favcognised "paper" in them. But here wire attached to them, and this I in which settlement, and very stupid on the our of the Particular Council, or any place in the opposition the opposite up to tank, stand the to him part of the Government. Conference of the Society. the funny prrt comes in. an I must to -night saw is an electric light wire his Cabinet and to overthrow it. the executions were likely to take His Lordship added: "The Governtell you of it operated like a fire hose. The geneplace. Police and Military, ment think they will break the YOUNG IRELAND SOCIETY OF Steak and Onions! rato- is on the lorry, and when Moving Scene. WESTERN AUSTRALIA. spirit of the young men of Ireland and "All reprisals and violence by the I have got rid of the papers right darkness came, these Black"nozzle" recited the by these executions. They will only Under the Patronage of His Grace the Mrs. MacCurtain police should be sternly repressed, Archbishop. enough, but I had forgotten all Tans just took hold ofit the in everyone into in driving came succeed the are who responses it, the in and the Englishmen Rosary. off into the :shout the burning smell they would of the wire and reied Objects: The Study or the Language, shoud be drafted back to low, fervent tones from the gather- the ranks of the I.R.A. as they Music, History, Literature, and Dancing leave behind them! The room was houses. With his electric light they majority, into the arms of steadily drove the country was remainder The which of size the revival of the Ideals own country. the and in their ing, of Ireland, full of it, and I began to use bad lan- could search the dark corners en Irish -Ireland should be disarmed and employed increased. As the appointed hour Sinn Fein in 1916. It is shocking of The Society MEETS NEXT MONDAY guage. The papers might have got basement and garret. Apparently, men when the to execute these young the of of aid in solemnity duties the on their solely machine approached idea from the got the EVENING at 8 p.m., at ST. PATRICK'S me 10 years-but the burning smell, they law. The garrison of Ireland scene became even more impressive. their organisation and action were BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON -ST. and I reckoned, would get me 20! How vaccuurn cleaners used to clean out civil Ladles provoked by mis-government. Monthly Subscriptions: Is. proexpression. its normal to a tense wore be reduced face should Every and the big hotels buildings. 8d., Gentlemen, the deuce could we get rid of it? We "I wrote the following letter to Juveniles, portion, and those remaining oceti. Miss Martin. the fiancee of John J. P. DOHENY, Hon. Secretary. Republican Chief of Staff. could not open the window, but sudAsst. serretarl bravely, military trial Strickland asking corn curFent), General for a P ordinary great their her with bore pied Allen, denly a grand idea came: "Have Monday.-Dublin Castle reports in parenthesis it and was the object of much syn.!. you got a herring?" I asked Mrs. that the Chief of Staff of the I.R.A. training-which, be said, they are much in need pathy. Prayers were. continuous. Bryan: "yesterday was Friday, you was in the house when the papers may and the Eight o'clock chimed, know." My heart went down to zero were found, but just escaped! I of.n. women He suggests a conference of repre- crowd stood silent. The when she said they had all been think it is a good fake. and inaloft, parties, all of candler Irishmen lighted sentative their held eaten. Then she brightened tip on Cannot finish this letter for rea- cluding peers, Sinn Fein and Dail the men were bareheaded. The not had remembering that Patsie the explained later. to be furand sons elv. a scheme; do produce to passed Eireann, moments eaten her herring, and we made a ther, that Sir H. Greenwood should strain was becoming ;ntense when HIS NAME AND SPIRIT LIVE FOR EVER ! dash for the dirt -bin. Alas! it had the eibroad "with broke someone volley by replaced muffled be dull, a only this morning been emptied, and SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL views, a generous mind, and Irish lence of the morning. All prelnit .1( + certain I said a way the emphatic HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. sympathies:* knelt while Mrs. MacCurtain recited three-lettered word on making the BOARDERS and DAY Litany for the Dead. the tin the made almost SCHOLARS. discovery from Further Volleys. MISS KATHLEEN TOWNSEND, jump. Pupils are prepared for Uuniver A T.C.L. Newsagents, or Catholic Pray 'se v ere continued for about Well, we got out of the horrible sity, Commercial, and Musical Exvoll-v ten min'c'es after the first mess by finding a piece of steak, and aminations. Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, andl Direct from THE RECORD and those present then broke up alHarmony. in about one minute that steak was For further particulars apply to iir.lis Pri paredl for All Examinations. to groups. Some persons thought having the fry of its life in a pan. AdIvance. PRIORESS. In Terms MOTHER that the six men had died together, We cooked it to a cinder with a slice Tel. REV 67 THIRD-AYE., INGLEWOOD. A3810. of onion, and it will be a lasting re-

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Four nuns from Papua, members ? like passed through Melbourne recently on OF ROBCAREER the NOTABLE at their way to a conference ERT BARTON, T.D., headquarters in France. One of them was in Belgium at the outARCHBISHOP OF BALTIMORE. Irish Republican Minister For Agribreak of war in 1914, and had an culture. cable anteeihees the death exciting time making her way back of his',Pia Eminence Cardinal James OM She passed from Bel- bons, Archbishop One of the nest notable of the to Papua. of Baltimore, at the Perth's best outfitters for men, of having virtue by 86 years. ripe of is now serving Alsace age who Irish patriots gium to offer these striking values. Csrelinal Gibbons was born in Belit- sentence imposed British a by been born there after it became tler, He was bapJuly 23, 1834. Two Piece SUITS, smartly cut, and in- German. After the advance of the Robert Barton, Heart Church, Sandgate, by the number of energetic, inactive in the Cathedral parish, where he court-martial, is QUEENSLAND. pleated back, coat with half the Labour French. she was allowed to go into tized so long had Ids seat, and received his Member of Dail Eireann, a rich Very Rev. Father Treacy, C.SS.R. telligent workers belt, patch pockets, unlined, Speaking per- France since her parents had been *Indy edueation In Ireland, whither his Protestant landowner of Wicklow, splzadid, and movement to -day. Father D. P. Breen, who was re- The attendances were with the family, had returned Minister of Agriculture in President trousers cuff bottoms, belt loops ape reached the sonally, he said, "I have been in the French. She then went over to Infather, 1837. cently raised to the priesthood by large numbers hip pickets. long time. England, in virtue of her having and a for movement and Valera's Cabinet, who was Labour De as Priest. Ordination St. Sacraments. his Lordship Dr. Shiel, at AU Wcol TWEEDS, 95s., 110s., County a native of subject My mother was a himself in 1916, as an officer in the been naturalised a British Cardinal Gibbons was ordained Joseph's Cathedral, Rockhampton, 115s., 135s. when comes the time August if priest On But 1861. to help put on 30, British army, detailed Clare. June WALES. Papua. SOUTH in NEW is a native of Sarina, in the Mackay 16, 1808, when he was but 34 years down the Easter Rising. Sped-led Wool DONEGALS, What he have to choose between my reliold. he was consecrated Bishop of Ad- learned then changed all the Britdistrict. He completed his educe - The religious ceremonies connect- Igion and politics. my duty is plain 12Zs. end 135s TASMANIA. ramytttult in Partibus Infidelem and ion at the Marist Brothers' Col All Wool Grey FLANNELS, St. approval Your of in had Carolina. ish views which he been bred, Viper-Apostolic of North to me. (Applause). with the celebration. Hunter's Hill. Later he went ed remained in North and when he could secure his die. 95s., 97s. 6d., 1108. for Gibbons St. Bishop unnecessary in is it held me that were assures Day Patrick's onwards who was seriously Carolina for four years, visiting every charge from the English army he Cullen, Father Fawn GA RB I CORDS, 125s. and to potngwood College, andHis my Day, forfeit I would Feast that me to say As Vicar -Apostolic. bro- Mary's Cathedral on.the of the State. a few weeks ago, is rapidly part to St."-Vatrick's Manly. l35s. political career. (Prolonged ap- injure' It is said, he knew every Catholic in entered upon the Irish Republican a mens and were attended by a large cots contemplates a ho- North and recovering, this During Men's PYJAMAS, extraordinary name. ther, Rev. Bro. Owen Breen, by Carolina stu1918. the political campaign of of at pre- gregation. A procession his Excel- plause) period he wrote the "Faith of Our liday before re'uming auties. values. et 17s 6d to 25s. ber of the Marist Order, isAustralia. Arrested and court-martialled preceded Manly of his established dents work which Fathere," a sent at Norwood, SouthBreen, is at lency the Apostolic Delegate and of speeches, escaped after one his he there year the first In fame. literary of SydArchbishop Hobart, the His Grace Church, J. Mr. Joseph's St. brother. At an unexampled sold, Another 50,000 copies from Mountjoy Prison on St. Patin the Archbishop of Sydney into the ney, Most Rev. Dr. Kelly, perform. the Rev. V. J. O'Donnell preached were record in those days of limited edi- rick's Day, 1919, and for ten months St. Clement's College, Gaylong, of Profession and an elc.luent SC1,1`011 on "Ireland.' tions. New South Cathedral. A special feature of the The book now has an almost was "on the run"-which means an of ed a ceremony the Goulburn district. decoration the a sale oh with was circulation, a Convent, universal the to celebrations Vincent's St. at crowded undergoing is Reception was The church outlaw in British parlance, but the Wales, where he Saints, bemore than a million copies. Tailors & Mercers, Hay -at., Sydney. on Saturday, doors. the priest- the Altar of the Irishlate With the death of the Right Rev. honoured guest of every Irish home course of studies for becoming Cardinal Potts Point, There a neath which rests the was a large numJohn mem, Bishop Gibbons was trans- where he might find himself. to 12th March. "Where the Good Hats Are" The The s,- hood, with a view priests. pioneer on July Sec of Richmond the and to the Orand ferred Belle, Moran Sisters present, On March 14th, Mr. E. 0. member of the Redemptorist His administration of five daring of an Irishman "on the run" the High ber of professed 30, 1872. at presided of long a endured veede Archbishop novices members the patiently and are with long by these a after at Richmond was distinguished was well exemplified to the memder. Two sisters young illness. passed peacefully away at years and both Masi The occasional sermon was Nino the most remarkable results. E. procession, followed by eight hers of the American Commission the Order of St. Joseph's, day to rehis residence. "Ardeen," Trevallyn. new entireties were erected, anparochial the ordin- preached by the Rev. Father during their visit to Ireland, for orphan visited Rockhampton forother Colum- ladies who were ofthat and St. were founded, of schools -Rector Vice of brohad Brauer, Sisters the Habit twelve months he the ceive over For was estabtletied. girls for asylum Barton not only entertained them ation ceremony. Four Patrick, bus College, Springwood. On May 20, 1877. Bishop Gibbons in his own manor house by historic Charity; and three novices who been in failing health. Ile had the thers. Messrs. George, Most to the in are a Coadjutor triennial prior appointed their was make Sacraments to the of about were, consolation Glendalough, but he attended a sesof Archbishop Jame'. and Joseph Breen, R. Bayley, James Rev. North in The national concert on St. Pat- vows. The young ladies received his death. Mr. Belie was a cap- Baltimore. whom he succeeded upon his sion of the Irish Congress, and jointhe grazing industry Breen cele- rick's night in the Sydney Town were: Miss Tool; (Sister M. Agnes to artist, and never death In the following year. The pal- ed them as a guest at the Lord Father theatrical able Queensland. enthuat Wendel, Hall was marked by great the Insignia of the Archleptsco- Mayor's reception to the Americans. Gertrude), Miss Davoran (Sister M. failed to give his best services in lium, was brated his first Mass conferred on the new Archof siasm. The huge auditorium, floor Joseph Aloysius), Mitt Pasdy (Sister aid of Church and Convent funds, pato, It was true that a cordon of solon February 10, 1878, In the, which is in charge of the Sisters were packed to the M. Stanislaus Joseph), Miss Hogan and was the means of securing con- bishop galleries and at Baltimore. Cathedral diers and machine guns surrounded Joseph. St. the (Sister M. Teresa Berchmans), Miss iderable financial assistance for utmost capacity long before failMansion House for hours before the Elevation to Cardinalate, hundreds of its opening number, and (Sister M. Joan), Miss Flynp various charitable institutions. At York,. the reception, and Barton was one Cardinal aircioskey. or New Febru"One of the finest buildings The plat- Artaud on the opinion ed to gain admission. (Sister M. Hubert), Miss Ivy Black the Church of the Apostles, Right died October 10. 1885. and from of the men they sought as they Austrathe Rome kind in Australia," was of with asked ary if), 1886, a cablegram Queens- form was draped (Sister M. John). Those admitted Rev. Monsignor Beechindi the appointment of Arch- ransacked the Mansion House-but of a leading architect over the Con- lian and Irish Republican flags, and to Holy Profession (temporary for prayers that he might have the announced when with his comrade "outlaw." O'Kelly, Cardinal. bishop Gibbons as land\on being shown St. in various pas is of the building Vows) were: Sister M. St. Joseph Grace of a happy death. Mt. the report he exclaimed:. appeared in the receiving like in of Mercy, of he heard Lady vent of Our of the concert Stringer. Sister M. Teresa Brennan, verified. may evening dress, with every evidence "Should the report be The building during the progress servant His gave He me, as Bernard, Herberton. enthusiastically give was God structure the tri-colour and Sister M. Editha Leo. The At the Deloraine Convent on the David. an humble heart. that may hear of a calm, unhurried toilet. is an immense two-storied ground. waved. Miss Ella Caspers, the Ausbeautiful ceremony concluded with 7th ult. Sister Mary Angela (Charles - the honour with becoming, modesty and Early in 1920. however, Barton standing on six acres of building contralto, in fine voice, con- the "Te Deum.' tralian worth) of the Sisters of Mercy, went ilep,,rsoround sense of my own unworthi- was again seized by the police, as beautiful this of Return," The cost it -Exile's "The be tributed will to her eternal reward. R.I.P. 1£186, the twenty-fifth anni- they raided a hoeee hoping to find 30. June "Danny and the furnishing thereof and Alannah" "Dennis to the priest- other patriots. He was courtAt the Catholic Federation Breakversary of his elevation in the vicinity. of £20,000. Gib- martialled and is now serving a Cardinal by Boy." "The Jackets Green" was a fast, Casino, on the 13th of last selected A.T.C.L. was O'CONNOR, hood. I. T. MISS formal Initem, and the singer, month, Bishop Carroll dealt trenbons an the date for the luncheon in very popular Howard, 45 Cleaver -street, West Perth. and insignia of three-year sentence in a bastile in vestiture with the rank was enthu- chently with the evil of race suiThe usual official St. College. Teacher of Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe England. Patrick's Miss Winnie membership in the Sacredinvited on Terms programme connection with the Brisbane to tee The Harmony. and recalled. Organ, wan was siastically Cardinal Gibbons "In Australia to -day," said application. miss O'Connor is preDay celebrations at in favour of an was an intensely Irish one. "Wrap cide. Coneistory to Rome in 1887, and Papal need great is a ACTS LIKE A MAGNET. "there Pipe the Lordship, for the his pupil' pared to take on March 17 of that year receivedfrom abandoned this year on the Exhi- the Green Around me Boys" was for the work of the Catholic FedeOrgan. Tel. A294 e. personally red hat end the ring speech -making with great in Scott Iris Zatn-auk Draws Disease Out of The Miss installed was by He sung beplacing adfor XIII. Leo need Pope a great speakers ration, a- hour's in Tray Skin. bition ground. The his titular church, Santa Marla a lorry success. Father M. O'Rielly's Aus- fore the people the principles of our in the dressed the gathering from Severe. the first church raised mother, The manlier Ill which 'Lanz-Buk draws was sung DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. Dr. Morgan tralian National Anthem Christian Faith. These principles disease and poison out of the skin has world in honour of thetheBlessed at the Exhibition. audience large the the of conclusion, Feast the at re forgotten; or 1887, been aptly described as "magnetic." Lane, SCHOOL FOR DAY PUPILS AND BOARDERS. on March 25, widely disregarded Lane, brother of Father Though the are Sores and wounds are cleansed and Annunciation. flouted, to the detrion rising to give standing meanwhile. Under the care of the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition. MERCIA SCOTT. MISS 11 some openly soothed, new healthy skin grown in a c ivied an ovationDay until disperse didn't gathering we Celebrate:. ment of Australia. way which is a positive revelation in The situation is Picturesque and Healthy and the Climate notably the toast, "The Teacher of Latest Ballroom and o'clock, his Grace Dr. Kelly, the the art of skin -healing. The Catholic Church is interprebracing. Fancy Dancing, His address was not only eloquent: Even obstinate and long-standing of Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, ting God's law, proclaims aloud the Tuition. Resumed Has it was a powerful condemnation A. sores In the course of Studies a sound Training in Religious and Secular E. yield In an astonishing (Mr. way, for -General Attorney child. the unborn Ireland of the of life to right Government Zam-Buk has antiseptic and germicidai subjects is given. the so-called IJ Govern- McTiernar) and other representaproperties that cannot be found In auy The Church states clearly that to MULLINS-TILL. Private Lessons by Appointment. by the British Coalition The health of the Pupils receives very special care. unborn in Bris- tive citizens remained until the con- destroy the life of the at other preparation. ment. The demonstration The A quiet wedding we), celebrated Private Address: "Abbotsford,. The marvellous success of Zam-Buk murder. clusion. ConPrewilful If desired, Pupils are prepared for all Music Examinations; also commit Immaculate to is the one. of child Cathedral the is due to its herbal origin bane was a record and the scienPerth. -street, J. Aberdeen Mr. 115 when Commercial Subjects. ception on Easter Monday, Michael an.) tific methods employed In its blending, is much to be feared that the mier, Mr. Theodore, moved the first son of the late of the It visit A4787. T. Mulling, of Tel. official refinement first the massacre and The concentration. of follows: as practice For Further Particulars apply to the LOCAL SUPERIOR. was horrible Till, resolution, which Brideet Mullins. and Miss Lavinia Ordinary fatty ointments act on the Apostolic Delegate to the Syrian the innocents is widespread." of West surface _daughter of Mr. and Mrs.in T111, Results Commercial Examination, held in December, 1920. "That this meeting of thousands only. Zarn-Buk's rertned Juices was matriWaterloo, holy Church, joined were Melchite assembled -Guildford, go right Brisbane, 0 down to the underlying tisof citizens of National Business College, Sydney. Miss Longbridge acted as maid mony. made in the afternoon on March sues, where they root out disease. Monsignor Rev. perRight The it. Blight PURSE W. Shorthand-John Reason, 99 per cent. Z. for the celebration of St. Patrick, MIES Mr. Diploma and of honour, Writing from 115 Queen St., Bendigo, when he was given an enthu- O'Haran has resumed his parochial A man. formed the duties of best was Day, emphatically orotests against 13th, Speed Shorthand.-Penelope Waite, 100 words per minute. Mrs. E. M. Bright says:after- Victoria, (Late of Kalgoorlie). siastic reception. The occasion was duties at the Sacred Heart, Dar dainty wedding breakfast severe attack Burville, 100 words per minute. of eczema on Shorthand.-Eva both Speed the action of the BritishtheGovernot residence the wards partaken of at. after the unveiling of a marble tablet to linghurst. He is almost thoroughly me for three which the hands Incapacitated Speed Typewriting.-Eva Burvllle, 40 words per minute. ment in countenancing are perpeCertified Teacher of French. the bride's parents, I was nearly driven mad with mark the completion of 30 years restored to health, for Collie, where they months. left Greenwood, 40 words per minute. Speed Typewriting.-Linda happy couple tration of outrages that of being the burning, itching irritation, and the ministry in Australia of the Rev. Address: 943 HAY-STREET. per cent. intend to reside. could have torn my hands to bits. Diploma Typewriting-John Reason, committed by the forces I Mansour. The Contried everything I could think of to per cent. T. A. Father Reason, Bookkeeping.-John Rev. Diploma Very The Crown in Ireland." The resolution, Father Sylvanos A5227. *Phone, give me ease and to cure me, but sul-General of France was present Fitzgerald, O.F.M., the distinguished McCAUL-BROSNAN. 94 per cent. Gardiner, after a fine speech by the Premier, Bookkeeping.-Elsie Advanced' uothing had the least effect until r got of his staff. His Excel- writer, is lying seriously ill at St. .0 wedding of interest took place on Zam-Buk. was carried by acclamation. "Bri- with some Elementary Business Principles. -Elsie _Gardiner, 96 per cent the 17th of March last, the contractiee, said the lency, at the unveiling, expressed Vincent's Hospital, Sydney. "Dressings of this grand herbal balm tish rule in )Ireland," & CO. parties andbeing Miss Dora Brosnan, improved my skin wonderfully. it gave him to be preC. H. speaker, "has always been a failure. the pleasure Mr. Patrick MeCaul, of Tray - Buk first cooled and soothed the EarnPerth, fiery 1,500 There were about a fail- sent. The ceremony was perforrnel surfaces and allayed the itching nine. The Rev. Fa ther Carroll, Adm., It has never been so pitiable of irritaNew Since UNDERTAKERS, the Cathedra. at Commonwealth. the Dunne in Father Syrians degeneby Rev. has It tion. day I slept better at night, and my other the announced ure as it is to-day. Armidale, The Conception. PERTH. -ST., of immaculate NEWCASTLE of the Noumar, 281 Father hands showed improvement every day SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. Dr. from a received had in he well rated into the sorriest travesty or the death of that extremely looked who bride (Day or Night) .. MEM creams costume and hat to match, was as I continued with Zam-Auk. Finally, year, and Father Stations. Close to Suhiaco and Leederville Railway the sum of £1,000 out of 'Phone government, and the boasted free- Melbourne, oflast this eczema which had defied all other Auckland, some years O'Connor given away by Mr. M. O'Keefe, and was treatment was, thanks to Zam-Buk, Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. dom of Britishers has to be upheld Salomon, the testimonial recently presented ASK Fiat by Miss Kathleen O'Sullivan, cured completely." Waterat attended Church Michael's St. ago, reby AVAILABLE. ROOMS and PRIVATE MODERATE. his oppression from TERMS in Ireland by him, with instructions' as bcidesinaid, while Mr. J. McCaul, broPHIL RYAN be without Zam-Buk. It is church in Australia to acted as best theNever For Terms Apply to OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. prisals and by blackguardism. Those loo is the only Lordship to pay this amount to the Dodge Motor Car for Hire Day or Night. ther of the bridegroom, reception soothing, ever -ready and absolutewas ly reliable Subsequently a Rev. Mother. remedy for eczema, bad legs, who attempt to excuse the reprisals in whic'h Holy Mass is celebrated of the funds of the Armidale credit No. 255. Mow Garage Tele- Man. Car O'Driscoll, of Mrs. the residence to at the according held morning ringworm, ulcers, sore feet, cuts, Hospital at G.P.U. Motor Rank, of 98 Harold -street, Equipped A1027. phone, a Splendidly on the ground that murders were. every also conduct Hilt, The Sisters Orphanage. Highgate burns, scalds, lacerations, etc. Of all Father Mansour, in his A3488. Kalgoorlie. committed in Ireland, and on the Syrian rite. where the guests partook of a dainty congratulations and Mrs. chemists and stores at 1/6 or 3/6, breakfast, after which Mr. VICTORIA. ground that there was violence, reply to the manystated proto prior for Cettesloe, that his Club Hotel McCu,ul left Newcastle overlook the fact that the violence extended to him, to their home at Trayning, the M. and himTerrace, Fremantle. Newly Re- ceeding itself was created by oppression. colleague, Father Khoury, wearing a becoming dress of mole Machine Bread HALLION During the course of an address at South Goldfields bride Factory, North Fremannovated and Up -to -bate. . self are members of the oldest Reli. and hat en suite. crepe-de-chene St. at the ball Oppression breeds anarchy. annual Patrick's tle. Bread delivered to all parts or St. and 'forth -West cus,omers specially founded world, the in Order gious recent the Fremantle, Cottegino, Claremont. Malt Doyle catered tor. South Beacn trams stop When you contemplate Father Hall, Town Arnaud and Brown Bread a Speciality. Shipdoor. Proprietor: T. IL Ryan (late burning and pillaging of the city by St. Basil in the fourth century. referred to the commotion caused at READ THIS! A Beale Piano at £110 is a Better Instrument ping Supplied. Tel. B739. Celtic Club, and Wyndham. of Cork, the indiscriminate slaughby the "hired assassins" resolution. Sec., There is in our midst a curious type Kerry lee Is Bright His Excellency Sir Walter and He said, reports the Melbourne Tel. B197. ter of peaceful citizens of Ireland, of Irishman. than an Imported one at £140 Patron Your Is meat. the Price villages, And and during towns Davidson, of ravaging Margaret Dame the Age, if the Australian people toleraHOTEL Beer age Solicited. Ring ABM. SUBIACO and the nightmare of horror and their tour of the South Coast, visit- ted the reported action of the Vto. 1101reby The Explanation is that the duty on the latter is 45 per cent., Emu Road, Subiaco. Irein Nowra existed at schools that has the Convent much higher than on the Beale from Sydney. ed freight terrorism and the 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY torian Cabinet in dismissing Messrs. Always on Tap. Good Accommodation you and Bega, where they were met by Wilson and Morrison, the death - for Country Visitors. G. F. YEATES Waiter Wing, Beale Australian Pianos compare more than favourably with the land during recent months, 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, MEL Optician. which greatly knell of freedom was already sound- Proprietor. best imported. realise the enormity of the crime cordial receptions, BOURNE. that can be laid at the door of the pleased them. At Bega his Excel- ed in Australia. But he felt confi37 BARRACK-STREET, PER'. AT THE FRANCO-BRITISH EXHIBITION, LONDON, BEALE RECENT PUBLICATIONS. BEDFORD HOTEL (Opposite Town Hall). British Government-for these ter- lency spoke to the boys and girls dent that the people would not PIANOS SECURED THE HIGHEST AWARD, beating all Com'Ills Undermentioned Prices include MURRAY-STREET. of separately, expressing his apprecia- tolerate such tyranny og the part rible deeds against the people postaPe.petitors. ror Country Acconunodatiou splendid Ireland have been committed by tion of the work being done in Ca- of those who, for the moment, hap- Visitors. Thor- VALESCO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. The Story of a Battalion, by W. Devine. Tartan Moderate. With numerous drawing. and Maps the forces of the British Crown. tholic schools in the training of the pened to be in the Victorian Minis- oughly Renovated Throughout. GEORGE Harvest Terrace. Miss M. O'Callaghan. How We are able to offer BEALE PIANOSwid by Dar! Lindsay, e/2. TeleSurgical. Medical, Maternity. And it was done with the knowledge future citizens of Australia, and de- try. Australians had fought for AUBURN, Proprietor. Benedictine Monarchism. Studies in SEWING MACHINES at Moderate Prices JONES' A1080. phone GoBritish the of the would time clared his belief that and connivance Benedictine Llie and Rule. By Rt. the liberty and freedom of small naRev. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside we have entirety eliminated the Canvasser, Collecis because It vernment." soon come when it would be consi- tions. GLENORAN NO. 10 Ireland was a small nation, Abbey. 25/". G. V. POWELL, L.D.S., Our economical and unobtrusive sysFrank O'Donnell, dered a disgrace to be merely rich, and the world knew well the tyrantor., and Commission Man. The Hon. SCOTLAND'S BEST. SL Joan of Arc. The Life and Story DENTIST. or tile Maid et' Orleans. By Rev. U. tem of trading procures for us th e best class of hire purchase cusM.L.C., moved the following reso- and that the man who did not use ny of the British Government in PURE MALT WHISKY.to the Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, 13/10. tomers. lution, which was also carried by his money for the benefit of others trying to suppress her freedom. IreAs supplied under contract S'1'. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTH. 188 Preaching. By Rev. W. B. O'Dowd, 8/9 Hospitals and Government Medical as well as himself would have it land would yet be free. Referring W.A. acclamation: Department. Also Railway Dining Cars (lours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. Mountains of Help. By Marie St. S. Ellerker, G.S.D.' 4/2. "That we pledge ourselves to sup- taken from him. He exhorted the to the Earl of Stradbroke, Father and the Leading Hotels and Clubs 'Phone, A5038. Living Temples. By Bede Jarrett, 0.P., State. the port to the utmost of our power, boys to remember the work done-by Doyle remarked that it was a pity throughout HEAD OFFICE - - 20G MURRAY Bt., PERTS 9/8. Sole Agent: by all legitimate means, the demand their grandfathers who had pioneer. that the representative of the King Out to Win. Straight talks to boys on & WATERS BRYANT tne way to manhood. By Rev. J. P. of the overwhelming majority of ed that district, and their fathers in the State should so publicly idea PHIL COYLE so in 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTII, Conroy, S.J., 10011 people for self-determination, who had suffered privations for tify himself with the Masonic body. Wool) and COAL MERCHANTS. Facing Denser. By Francis J. Finn, HOTEL, FREMANTLE. Orders Promptly Attended To. aid the right of governing their them and to hand on the same noble Masonry, he said, was condemned NATIONAL S.J., 0/9. N.W. and Renovated Throughout. Tel. A3938. Sermons on the Mass, The Sacraments, country according to their own na spirit to the next generation. for. to Catered baneful specially as being Visitors Country by the Church and the Sacramental,. By Thomas of speeches M. the Owen's Personal Supervision. tional ideals., Like flyini, C.C., 14/2. Church and State, and he protested Under THE CHINA HALL MULCAIIY, Proprietress. (Late CenThe Australian Rev. Father E. Lyons, late of St. against such public utterances on M. Children's Picture Dr. Lane and the Premier, Mr. Hospital Perth). Gerard's Shamrock Hotels, St. tral and Book. Prayer The simplest Prayer strong a was speech who Patrick's College, Manly, was the part of the Governor of VicO'Donnell's Book ever publlisned. Beautifully Surgical, Medical, and Midwifery. vindication of the rights of the ordained by his Lordship the Right toria. 236 and 238 Murray Street, Perth. illustrated with 20 full -page illusSAVOY HOTEL 61 CAMBRIDGE -ST., LEEDERVILLE. trations, including the Mass. Card Irish people to self-government. At Rev. Dr. Liston, Coadjutor Bishop The Savoy Is the Acme of Luxury and Cover, with picture on front. CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, FANCY GOODS, E.P. the request of his Grace the Arch- of Auckland, at Auckland at the end M. Mother March 15th, On Refinement. WARE, Etc. bishop, who presided, the great ga- of last year, has been appointed tem- Joseph, of the Convent of Mercy, Accommodation may be reserved by S. wire or letter. thering bowed their heads in prayer porarily in charge of the Pulhol Yarrawonga, passed to her eternal GREAT VARIETY in TEA SETS, DNINER SETS, TOILET BUTCHER, J. M. QUIGLEV, Licensee, J. O'KEEFE M. 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HERBERT ...their souls, and may God save and re -union in connection with St. Pat, other Sisters at the request of the Everything Dining room under Provision Merchant ejacula- rick's Day in Bathurst, Bro. Alphon- late Dr. Reville, to found a Con- supervision Kept. of Mrs. Taylor. Meals, 1/6; Family Grocer and a."' liberate Ireland," fervently Nichol (Near JIM FILAWLEY, Pro- 398 Rokeby-rd., Sublaco 27/6. ted the Archbishop. "Amen" was sus, Principal of Croagh Patrick Col- vent at Yarrawonga in the year Weekly. P. J. HEVRON VICTORIAN TAILORING CO. Families Waited on Daily. street). answered with equal fervour by all. lege, Orange, said that a good Ca- 1890. Of the 31 years spent in Aus- prietor. Country orders attended to and carefully Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding tholic should firstly be a good Aus- tralia, 24 were passed as Superior. For all Kinds of Plumbing, Gas -Fitting, packed. Agency. General Carriers. Phillimore Chambers, Fremantle. Tel. 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Unchecked, it develops others. Come Put the tle, for Brown Bess is in a perfect grass at this time of night? with alarming rapidity. at once, my dear child, or you Thoughtfulness for lather; and say what you like, she in now. on brake of cold." is the best horse and the fastest will catch your death is the grand smasher This others. There's your father, by George!" that we have in the stable." The male huof the idol of self. "Perhaps she is," said the old cried Harry, jumping up, and giving SOUL PHYSIC. man being is a thoughtless animal. of at home, for man, with a malicious smile; "but, one last dig to his eyes inofhopes for those \lore thought tears. all that, Becswing would have rubbing out all traces in the Catholic your friends, for your fellow -workor for I say, :By Father Cobb, is one who beat her hollow if Master Fred had "Go in, Mildred, go in; and,wgs Times.' gentleman true A ers. cry. them I A not stopped her as he did just a Mildred, don't tellgot is for ever thinking of others. hold of the of fur if Fred ing, acsent has not a ago." who Christ moment one cad is whom which disease vulgar men" and wise The nature of the tell it at school, and afflicts PRIVILEGE OF PRAYER. The Small Boys' Trouble. "Bother!" said the boy, with a story he would for anyone but self. thought at single the world of the heart cording to His promise. At Rome -dust saw Child "You only I should be chaffed into In religious practices good-humored laugh. he sealed his testimony with his Prayer should be the Christian's Go in at present, opens out a wide field of Regularity. Before they had arithemetic, Some become say that because Fred rides der, and for the next six months. father The In this country, the above everything. blood, surrounded by his disciples. most cherished privilege. will speculation. Or telescopes or chalk, of once, will you? or your know, you favorite, or so. Others your month is a Fred for exK.B.S. the with of to -day gazes thinker and serious copyGod of word Caddell.) my Mary me with Cecilia catch lily and here, be out Or blackboards, maps, and right, is he does fcr a time, that Rosary so all daily us two; LOVE. alarm upon the ever-increasing mul- take up the perience of God's people as red eyes." books, of course." who swarm and then fall away. Regular mornsure us that God Himself hears misfor- titude of people a to avoid such II. order In When they could only talk. CHAPTER It imRegular to. prayers. well night though?" and to wish ing is our Is he, To love 'lay favourite! and answers prayer. It is not tune, he trotted off down the even - aboard the vessel of pleasure, sailing plies a sincere interior act of will; place to criticise His answers; it is said James, taking the reins, 'with a us, and Mildred, on her part, pre- gaily and thoughtlessly down stream grace (not grunt) before and after, There wasn't any grammar then, as occainland punctual it walk and of Regular minutes' masmeals. ten young his manifestation He A good at the rapids that spell disvery loving look only our part to ask God will They couldn't read nor spell, yet- external pared to return to the house. On towards As on Mount Sinai of old, day Mass. Regular Confessioseesead sion offers; and an actual bestowal give or withhold as seems best to brought the two girls to the gates ter, whose frank and joyous disposi- the terrace steps, however, she met aster. For books were not invented Regular meaning ofwe of Raglan, Maude Neville's beauti. tion made him the pet and play - her father, Major Grey, coming-out Gob thundered forth His warning Communion of benefits, when opportunity and Him. if he were otherwise I think 'twas just as well. in we owe arise. Such is the love of every servant in the house- to seek her, as Harry had predicted. to a careless world in the war of fering. to pray at an. ful home, and the home also, thing need dare scarcely would "Well, you are pleased to He was a tall, handsome man, with wars that has hardly ceased. and beEmbrace the Orem. There couldn't be much to learn; to parents; the love of which St. If answer to our prayers were al- some sort, of Mildred, who had old There wasn't much to know, say so; but you know better than the look and unmistakable bearing hold men. unheeding the warning, John writes in his first Epistle, ways exactly in the fora that we dwelt there under the guardianship In spite of all this pruning, you 'Twas nice to be a boy when he says: "My children, let us desired, we would soon learn that of Mr. Neville. ever since her own that by this time, Master Harry," of a soldier; and though not yet have made themselves a golden will still remain yourself, with a ago. the the in with India years to Some thousand make it im- parents had gone the old groom continued as he slow- not much over forty, his dark hair calf of pleasure, before which they thousand faults thick upen you. Yet not love in word ;neither limitations human our Through ly led Brown Bess off to her stable. tongue, but in truth and in deed." for us to know what is best days of her earliest infancy. was streaked, and even more than worship. Protestantism is crumb- you are making a conscious effort Now always there is more to learn- It is not a mere sentiment or feel- possible lime -trees, filling ling to ruins; it has outlived its day. "Well, maybe I do," said the boy, you are striving a little to to have under all circumstan- a double line of of darting off towards the terrace; and streaked, with grey, and there was The Reformation principle of pri- upwatas, con- for us But perfume How history does grow! the often with so love is already air which wisthe with infinite in His ing, God be worthy of the company of the a look of abiding sadness on his And every day they find new things founded, independent of our choice. ces. at:- their honey -coloured, honey -breath- after giving his sister a very loving brow, a note of sadness even in his vote judgment has reduced the faith Saints, who were all Cross-bearers. answers Ile best. knows Qom know. to ought ts. hug, he turned short round upon They think we for which we can frequently assign earding to His wisdom rather than ing blossoms, they pased slowly cutvoice, which at once suggested the of the multitude to dust, even as Ah! let us salute the cross .of our wards the house, a handsome Fred. and repeated his cry of vie- idea of some great sorrow having the frost of winter splits up the hard life with the same ardent love with no satisfactory motive or explana- according to our desires. And if it must go on like this a terfreeupon standing our Fred,you of beaten, budding, were stone exercise "You an is It tion. -day, which St. Andrew hailed the cross to .fallen on his existence, and chang- rock into tiny fragments I'm glad to live for reasons which are apprehen- CARDINAL GIBBONS ON BOYS. race, to which stone balustrades and know you were. You never would ed him in a moment into comparaof his martyrdom: "0 good cross, God and Morality Banished. For boys some thousand years frown will, as vases, and one or two well- have halted that way if you had tive old age. which, in the graceful and sufficient; gotten loveliness from the ded never He himself now Rationalistic literature, a prepon- that hest the Lord, long wanted, as- see The great American Cardinal Gib- chosen statues, gave a quaint and not felt it was all up with you in touched upon the subject, yet you derance case of parents, are sufficient, even limbs of Will not have time to play! of Jewish influence in high bons, whose death occurred recent- formal beauty, quite in character the running." loved, sought for unceasthough the feeling or attraction, at siduously in have ten minutes could not been places, a servile Press, that guided to ar- ly, was once asked: with the classic regularity of the "No, Harry; no, indeed," said his company, even in his gayest and does not guide, a isceaseless times called love, be difficultParents ingly, and now at length made ready WORDS OF WISDOM. long the with straight, soul, take me from "What qualities, your Eminence, rnansicii, and Maude, interposing, "he was not moods, without feeling instinctively ouse, perhaps impossible. of books that banish God for my thirstingme as to excite and do you consider most desirable in a avenue by which it was approached. beaten. Beeswing would have won that all the joy and freshness of life stream to my Master, Be humble towards God and kind are not always such or and morality from their pages- men and give thee affection; the boy? What qualities show him !o Underneath the terrace beds of if he had not pulled up to speak to had gone out of him forever. He may receive through that and gentle to all.-St Margaret secure a sentiment these various causes have done theta to let in like flowers, tend coloured future?" bright may for the did redeem exercise promise thee real through a who they have me influence "My dear child," he continued, in dire work, and brought Mary. coun- me.", """ can still "Faithfulness, plodding, perseven jewels into an enamel of soft green "All very fine." said Harry; "but accents of almost piteous tender try to the verge of ruin. this Good actions come from good kill or deaden it; but we The mahalt spot, a pleasant of the wh tteVer formed turf, sense doing would fron, the in in never parents, is this-he persistence come such 1 say ance, what love 'less, "how can you be so foolish, jority of our thoughts, and these are pagans, is set for him to do. These things pleasure ground, half garden, in pulled up as he did if he had alter all the cautions the doctor with a thin countrymen Commandment; we can wish them God.--Oxenstiern. veneer Christianity. they will gain him success where genius which to while away the -simmer have well, however unattractive not felt certain he was going to be gave you too? There," he added. The rare thought of of There is nothing the devil fears so death does but fountains springof a couple inthan hours; would fail-is nothing more beaten in the end." as in spite of her best efforts to much or tries so much to hinder as may be. them feverishly crowd the re. We are to love our parents, then, finite hard work. That is the best ing upwards like sheaves of silver "Have it your own way," said smother it, she was compelled to bid prayer.-Philip Neri. maining hours of life with every feed to back and then falling themwork. arrows, loves steady I do "I am sure genius --hard, careful, Alfred, gloomily. cough again, "there you have form of pleasure the debased heart Be patient in adversity and hum- firstly, because God the resorvoirs, in which gold and sil- not care which of us won; and for caught quite ble in prosperity, and so you always wishes them all manner of good It is the real genius. a fresh cold, and you of man can crave for: "Eat, drink, givlazily, floating ver fishes were undersupernatural, to be of could boy "I wish every things, natural and that matter, I would consent will be ill and laid tip to -morrow." and make merry, for to-morrow we gain the victory.--St. Francis stand that; I wish every boy could ing freshness and coolness to the beaten every day of My lite for a "Dear papa, I did not forget," die " Men say they can do withand calls on us to love them. We the know that success does not mean air, even in the most oppressive or month to come if I could only pre- said Mildred, THE OPTICIAN The tallest trees are most in the are to love them for God's sake; gently; "but poor God. They cheat, degrade. Masses of evergreens, fame or wealth, or that the world the dog -days. Maude to give up her mad Harry is so fretted that I could not out sail on power of the winds. and ambitious highest and purest love. 'We are to in should set to talking about you." growing as evergreens seldom grew, scheme, or, at all events, to put off help staying to comfort him; and I blindfold, and trample on their MEANS men of the blasts of fortune.-Wm. love them also for their own; souls. In a way they or are happy. Ireland, shut long RI I wish every boy could know, and save in Devonshire going for a few mcntbs loner." have not got a fresh cold; it is only in part and for a time. part requital for the many and great Penn. Rut at the either end; but in terrace the is up from that to success longway a little hear received the stay F. I . O. us to have slat do we believe "Do, Maude, because I was crying, too, and that soul wakes up at last, and then the blessings Necessity teaches it commanded a wide view cr," F. S. M C young boy, once more always makes me couch." the cried of which the thought is intolerable. them. Repay in full we never can; by plodding efforts One plodding, front whole man wakes with a terrible forest trees and of the park, with its BUCK worth life is boy down f el lay faith putting and should sister, we hard-working, his D. O.A. Spalding. to B. nI wish you would not cry then, awakening. rushing up even though -Archbishop awakening, if too the rocky glades, its patches of heather his arms around her neck. "Come my dear Mildred.," remonstrated the long deferred. That Good sense sees but one road and itself for them. And this love wea to the world much more than boy Freeman of the City of London. may he the judgment, herds of and russet fern, its ricer and The be and genius. Whatever of not ten flashes do with girl, sees boy a good cleverness renounce. there's never poor now, Major, "for such a hacking takes it; may The Highest Qualifications in who wilt its glimpses of the blue sea beyond, obstinate, but just jump up -stairs cough as that must do injury in the when the poor wretch sees God for does not know which to take. parent's faults may be, however lit- who will plod, plod, plod, a brief spell, only to be torn from a dip in the land or wrench concentrate his efforts is on the whereverrugged the Stare. (By Exam.London) unpack your trunk, and to-mor- long run to the lungs." Wars begin in the ambition of tle entitled he may become to reHis face for ever. coast -line permitted in the he ansurest road to success." "I will not, if I can help it, dear row at low tide we will have princes. and end in the misfortunes verence or obedience of respect, the eye to wander so The Spirit of the Times. jolly race upon the sands, and papa; but you know Maude is going of peoples.-Barthelemy. can never destroy the foundationis Maude and her companion had al- other A CHANGE OF HEART. between us." decide to -morrow, and she has been a sisThis cold, rationalistic, materialisshall He that fears God truly serves on which the child's duty of love he you readt, reached the terrace, and they in the ROYAL ARCADE the ter to me all my life, so that just at little a smiled tic spirit of the times is infectious: Him faithfully, loves Him entirely, based--the gift of being, which They tell the story of a negro were lingering lovingly among its reward which he held up to her for now it is not easy to prevent opposite Town Hall prays unto Him devoutedly, and has bestowed. Hence, too, when who it." Catholics may catch the gei-ms of applied to the justice of the flowers, which seemed sweeter thanMaude look a was there but Major the same Grey disease. distributes to the poor liberally. compliance winced a PERTH. little children go out from the parents' peace to marry him. at We tba need inocuno ever in the soft air of evening, had He Phon A2208. their and richest is the well, under as face from word "sister"; and catching the sud- lating. pain on her Lent is the time, mortifiA religious education home, and pass and offered a string of fish as when the sound of horses' feet at- of expression, the caught cation den look the boy cf pain upon remedy gift a parent can bestow upon a authority, the claim to love, the money the his brow, which Milmust be passed tracted their attention, and two had year a After fee. the be the never .t can unchanged. of interpreted persist want wrongly dred put her arms round his neck, injected into our system. Back tc; child: the though he duty of loving, the judge met the man and said: boys, of the respective ages of source and whispered fondly, "Forgive me, Catholic ideals! Press forward to it sprang from. made up by any wealth it may be Hence, finally, the obligation, at all to "Well, William, how do you like man twelve and seventeen, MISS M. McMAHON in his power to leave him. "There I knew she was going to papa, I did not intend it-I ought thoughts beyond the grave! times, under all circumstances, paSt. lite?" eviri ed gallop up the avenue, racing She won't not to have said that." Fruits, and Confecobstinacy. her of Paul utters a warning cry: "If you Choicest Pastry,tionery. repent render fitting assistance, in a reply. "I wish "Well, sali," was the on a trial of pace be. bent dently 'You yet. just not rate ST. LEO THE GREAT. any need. "And live after why not, my child?" he the flesh, you shall die." rent's wo. Hay -street). 8 ona.tt to de Lord I eat dam fish." tween their respective steels dear Maude? In asked, trying to steady his voice, Gratify all the base cravings of 82 Pier -street, Perth (Near you, go, will The elder of the two was in front' Feast, Monday, April 11. CHRIST'S IMAGE. with indifference. your lower nature, and eternal loss lie the midst of our holidays, too, and to speak THREE THE OF STORY THE sister, but seeing his at first, Why we are all so jolly. "Why not, since it is only the awaits you. "But if through the Leo was born at Rome. He emWISHES. dropped behind and jumping off his when UNDERWOOD BUSINESS after they are truth? Come in now, and lie down spirit your mortify the c!eeds of the In the city of Naples the annual braced the sacred ministry, was which galloped off of its own can't you wait until Along one of a horse, towards the stables, went at over?' on the sofa, like a good child, until flesh, you shall live." that it legend has An Irish Self-denial made archdeacon of the Roman fair was in aprogress. has accord dealer in images reason," whis- you get rid of that cough." COLLEGE very that coufor old will chain visited an "Just up the once wild fairy dogs of the Church by St. Celestine, and under the streets booth good to join her. The younger boy, displayed imm "Thank you, papa; but I think I passions which obstruct the road to and promised them, that any net being aware of this defection, Pored Maude, through her tears him and Sixtus HI. had a large set up hisvarious and kinds-of animals ple comfort, dearest would rather go up-stairs, and have life eternal. Mortification does not BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. a such be would will woul make wishes they three :2k.i'ou share in governing the Church. On ages of them was also be granted. After racking then continued his mad gallop arry, to ms father and mother a good rest on the bed until dinner. destroy, it elevates human nature the death of Sixtus, Leo was chosen and of men. Among The Full Business Course, Mx hours the first St. the image of the Crucified Redeemer brains for some time in an endeavor yards farther; then, forwas per day, £20 for the year, payable time. If I stayed down in the In the process of breaking in a wh'n I am gone." Pope, and consecrated on that he alone. Course, crowds time perceiving A Year's Countless t5 per term. one. wouldn't she joy. solitary great -a enough drawing -room I could not help talk- horse, the animal must feel the knew well Michael's day, 440, amid to discover what they desired most he also checked his horse-checkthree hours per day, tilt, payable sullenly. ing, Alfred, patronised the booth and brought said up," my EVENthe counit cough would visit never whip decided to and the curb, It was a time of terrible trial. Vancouple must be masterthe T3 per term in advance. geed it so suddenly as almost to throw diplomats, 4 as effiges obstinate the as ONLY-Shorthand the wasting STUDY were always subside." was ING dals and Huns fair to see if something there it on its haunches, threw the reds, "She ed, before it is of use to man. T') of domestic and try Typewriting, and Bookkeepinga pious whimhad she when "Go then, my child, and rememthey wanted. mule suggest what provinces of the Empire, and Nes- nerals, as well as disease to would deaden a of the body is 10a et week, per to an old groom who was waiting animals. three evenings wild soy to execute. What does she care ber," he added, drawing her towards save the bony; to deaden kiortifyl toriana, Pelagians, and other here- foreign, tame and did so, and after rambling ar- to receive them, flung his cap per term. Crucified, none They only grown-up sis- him, and kissing her forehead ten- a disease of the soul is to save the our is she wrought more grievous havoc But the image of the any' day and not seeing ound all BOYS. FOR TRAINING althe air, and jumped off, shouting BUSINESS for it, among souls. Whilst Leo's zeal bought. No one asked Finally, ter, and that papa and mamma will derly, "remember to take good care soul. six suited them to- victory. Special Full Course Jor Boys, AC it thing that exactly be quite alone when she is gone!" of yourself for my sake, Mildred. made head against these perils. though it was cheap. they found themselves hours daily, Booaiteeing andEcono-Shat The Value of Mortification. "I've won! I've won! Beat Be-. man then ward evening say not History, do Economic Alfred, counts, dear You are the only "Alfred, one there arose the new heresy of Euty- alone remained. Aa blind kitchen utensils. left me of of display a wing all to nothing, or Fred never boy, along the before mic Geography and Technology, hard things, I entreat you,' Your mother's children, and dear as Mortification wages relentless war ches, who confounded the two appeared led by Among them was a soup ladle, cheap would have given out! I knee such Maude, Business Mathematics, Commercial " And, the little ones are at home, imploringly. Guise natures of Christ. At once the vigi- street. The lad stood still, ann they against the loathsome spiritual lep-but likely to appeal to a woman Brown Bess cc-yid do it if she were English and correspondence,Method, reneglected, one; the only docthe rosy of sin. It drives the soul to the true am not contemplated never can be to me what you and lant pastor proclaimed Procedure and Business Economics so the old woman, in an absent mo- properly rode. And she has, hasn't after all, I still. them sorrow for sin, it hardens the Civics and Elementary true with be will -and"trine of the Incarnation in his fam- maining image. but unable to utter one the I wish I had said, "Oh, ment, HelenHelen! Janice? I've won, have I for the year, payable t5 per -t20 Joseph," inquired the blind man, of these," and immediately she had she, now, a brat only seven years name of his lost child, he broke soul to resist temptation to sin. It ous "tome":"Isut fostered by the Byterm. not?" he continued, appealing eag- old. " he contemptuously retorted. down with a smothered sigh. Mil- teaches men to deny themselves of zantine court, the heresy gained a "why art thou standing here so it. The old man was so enraged be- erly STUDY ONLY, three EVENING to the groom. they will find, forr- dred gave him one more silent kiss, things lawful, that they may thus evenings weekly, to 100. per 1, rm. strong bold amongst the Eastern long?" "Well, I don't know about win- "Much comfort the cause his wife had thoughtlessly responded Call or write for further particulars. alas," "Alas, monks and bishops. After three in her society!" and having and then slowly ascended the. great be trained to deny themselves of Booth, wish that one valuable thrown away 51157. old 'Phone Harry, "said the ning, ping, Master his feelings by this staircase which led, to her own things unlawful. The boxer needs years of unceasing toil, Leo brought youth, "there remains here an im- he retorted: "I wish that was struck BUSINESS COLLEGE, with a sort of half-respectful, disburthened a hard course of physical training, UNDERWOOD pulled his hat over his room. about its solemn condemnation by age of the dear Saviour, entirely he CHAMBERS, philippic, and immediate. throat," down your AUSTRALIAN WEST -tried of a long -surly familiarity half the alone, while the people have bought ly this was done. Thereupon he was Chalcedon, the Council of and walked off whistling-alMajor Grey waited until she was with much self-denial. to prepare ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE. and petted servant; "but I do eyes, Self-denial is equally Fathers all signing his tome, and ex- all the others." a sere sign with him of vexa- fairly out of sight, and then return- for the fight. way, he had wishsorry at what once at break your own you will know'that the claiming, "Peter hath spoken by "What may be the price of left to do was neck, and ruin Brown Bess for life, tion and annoyance beyond the ed to the terrace to recover his self- essential to keep the soul in trainasked ed, and the only thingagain. Soon after, Attila with his image?" the blind beggar Leo." possession, but seeing Maude still ing for its constant fight against So all if you halt her often in that there power of wcrds to relieve. to wish the ladle out THE DIGGER, Huns broke into Italy, and march- the dealer. Harry did not follow; but keep lingering in the flower-garden, he its ever-present enemy, the flesh for naught. went three wishes 121 ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. sudden fashion." he he hand, Maude's of ed through its burning cities upon As it was not high in price hold made a strong effort over himself, Mortification is a cure for bad GROCERIES ing fast AND SMALL GOODS, Etc. Bess James! Brown "Nonsense, money. saying, in his and went down to join her. Rome. Leo went out boldly to bought it with his begged She habits, the planter of good habits. Country Patrons special!), Catered Satisfaction Guaranteed, knows my hand, or, at all events. turned to Mildred, Lowest City Prices. Goods of ineet him, and prevailed on him to "If everybody is buying his idol," boyish,pleeding way-"I say, Mil-- was watching or seeming to watch It is as distasteful, yet useful, as for at beways, and I do she knows my seut to any address in my buy LARKIN description MRS. shall any I per stop? Two years later the he remarked, "then turn back. make her the gold and silver fish chasing each certain medicines. Throughout life Save money. Save worry. State. lieve would stop of her own accost?. sired, can't youhear COSTUMIERE reasons limn other through the water, and never there is a fight for mastery betwixt the city fell a prey to the Vandals; but God." haps she will Send Cash Order. Joe Does the Rest. her, if I never touchwhen I want obmockingly from it take from destrucman," then saved it of Kalgoorlie), even Leo (Late "But old perceived his approach until he was soul and body. Where all is well, But acknow- you, even it she won't the reins at all. tion. He died A.D. 461, having rul- served the dealer, "thou canst not, Wishes to notify her former Cla-_, ed soul rides the body like an exat all events, old surly, that one of us."sighed. and shook her actually at her side. Then she look- the and Ladies generally, that she is ledge, ed the Church twenty years. however, see Him." Mildred ed up, and toucimed by the paleness pert horseman, who holds the horse Beeswing!" beaten has she could, of his face and its harassed lock, put well in, and forces the animal to I all done "Oh, yes, I can, though," retorted Opening a Business at have "I head. I "Indeed, Master Harry, then "I-the blind 262 FITZGERALD ST., PERTF will Printed and Published by ST. JUSTIN, MARTYR. No mortification, no re. the blind beggar. but her heart is set upon the her hand into his, as if she had been obey. Deeswing do no such thing! one-see Him; but the seeing ones ." straint, and the body, goaded on his daughter, and said gentryLIMITED was well on in front, and wo61-1 co BRYANS Telephone Best. the Feast, Thursday, April 14. cried like convent!" along .sees Him not." the passions. dashes the by Bother "Bother "Dear Major Grey, you are frethave licked you all to nothing if FARRELL BROS. This is a striking remark for our letting go his sister's hand. ting. I am afraid, about Mildred." a mad horse, flinging itself and PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. end boy, St. Justin was born of heathen Neville not stopped to had Master The world takes interest General Produce Nlerchant-, and Corn Murray -street (opp. Boansl, Perth he set down on the terrace steps. "Does she often look as ill as she driver over the precipice. parents at Neapolis in Samaria, times. speak to the young ladies." Crushers. only not in God fit of does to -day?" the poor father asked about the year 103. He was well in everything,it but HOWARD -ST., FREMANTLE. The Foundation of Holiness. "Oh, that's it, is it!" said the and burst out into a hearty his by passes coldly PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Christ; and in Grain who SpegSslise Firm The only voice crying. hoarse with and in a abruptly, -- educated, and gave himself to the "Well, Fred is a laughing boy. The salt of mortification, though and salt crushing. Feeling that all this was almost smothered feeling. study of philosophy, but always image and is blind to His glory and deep one. Whenever he .feels he is smart, preserves the soul TO SUBSCRIBERS,/ may TERMS it Mrude bear, she could power, than more re. Maude eagerly indeed," might "No, he with one object, that going to be beaten, he always man- walked away, crying quietly to Like a surgical In Advancefrom corruption. BENDON THE J. J.STORES, plied; "on the contrary, she was operation learn the knowledge of God. He ags to gt off somehow! Now, old Ss. 3d. it is repugnant, but necesPer Quarter .. she KIND WORDS. which of geraniums SHOE a bed wards a week and stronger sought this knowledge among the looking better fellow, take her off to the stable, its 6d. Lives of Per Half Year .. 180 HIGH -STREET, FREMANTLE. to examine, while Mit- ago than she did all left summer. sary. You will search the one pretended contending schools of philosophy, about a litwalk her you. and 6d. will Ils. who .. 'Phoni Annum Per but to find vain words are never lost, red sat down by Harry, and did her Mamma was remarking it only yes- the Saints in himself. but always in vain, till at last God likeKind 20a. Od. .. Two Years the Per is This pool of a deny into not did dropped own pebble a But her hirn. best to comfort you came. But befoie Himself appeased the thirst which terday just on holiness; all goes of principle Bookedtears fell thick and fast all the to -day, I am afraid it is my fault, bedrock He hag created. One day,. while water, the ripple of which 13s. Od. of the Per Annum .. Who has while, and a short hacking cough for she has been crying about my the essential characteristic Justin was walking by the seashore, and on ever widening. 22s. Od. Two Years .. the the Crucified One. The express interrupted her so often that, re- going away, and it is that which disciples of meditating on the thought of boa. lived that couldoffully should be kind words? Who to silence, she was makes her look so much worse than whole of a Christian's life the at last duced an old man met him and question- carrying power Counthey Cheques (which should be cross a ceaseless penance, says fain to express her sympathy in usual." ed him on the subject of his doubts; has lived to see the day when Lent is the grand ed), dratts, money orders, or postal were sorry that cil of Trent. dumb show, stroking his fair, curly and when he had made Justin con- could say that they Major Grey shook his head doubt- season ever are We should be made payable to spoken self-denial. notes or of heard either on his had hand head, and laying her fess that the philosophers taught they "I believe for my own part fully. EXCHANGE RECORD. althe Church THE has shoulder, as she had done many a that she is in the first stage of a ready to dance when nothing certain about God, he told kind words? The world to mourn BE ADDED. ready a musicwe as MUST are of but value pipes, the troubles, marked boyish in his time before speakhim of the writings of the inspifed ways rather he muttered, decline," out points arShe when he was only a wee toddle ing to himself than addressing when she laments? prophets and of Jesus Christ whom ian, a statesman, a teacher, ancomADVERTISING RATES. and insists in the nursery, and she, by right of Mande. "Her poor mother began the Way of the cross, they announced, and bade him seek tist, or a generous man in any that Situations Wanted and Vacant, that true peace and lasting victory But do you think her four additional years, regarded just like that." tl" light and understanding through munity. Residence (three lines, is alone to be found in the cross. Board and any of these are equal in value to herself as old enough almost to be prayer. insertion, la. (To he Continued). We are for ever indulging in day- about 16 words), one is his mother. The Scriptures and the constancy the man or woman who naturally e each. dreams, imagining the good we "I declare it's a shame!" cried the of the Christian martyrs led Justin and sincerely has the habit of speakIn Marriages, Deaths, Births, us awake 'Let back could. go if we ill we do would his boy at last, almost rubbing out from the darkness of human reason ing kindly to all? and Funeral Notices, 3s. B. GEORGE J. doing the good we Memoriam, reality, the to reto vigorous attempts in his extra. to the light of faith. eyes line Henceforth, into our lives even for a few years 8d. Poetry, per insertion. ai.le-PHARMACIST, could do if we would. eerie G as he says himself, he gloried' only past we feel even now the inspiraassert his manhood by a more digOrdinary Advertisements, Is. per "'Tis a shame; reified demeanor. in the name of Christian, and desir- tion that kindled our thoughts and Self -Denial in Lent. inch. 542 HAY -STREET, PERTH. anwhen souls like very I bltibbering our am is! Here thrilled so it ed only to bear it well. and In his Casual Advertisements, 4s. per PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST the past. of thing a is Fasting VETERINARY CHEMIST. zeal for the Faith he travelled to other made some kind and thoughta great baby, and no good in it Abstinence has been well pruned, inch. whatever; for Fred was right en Replies to Advertisements can be Greece, Egypt, and Italy. gaining ful remark to us, That many of even then is grudgingly prac- addressed to this Offices, and they knany to Christ. He defended the us are more or less deficient in this ough. though there was no use in Thos. ANDERSON & Son and Are there no other mortill- will be forwarded tised. Faith in learned books, and was al- charming grace we may readily adsaying it so crossly. Maude always Family Grocers and Provision MerCan we afford postage is prepaid. to Advertisers if open to us! most the first of the mans- "scribes mit. That is one of the rarest was obstinate when she had one of chants. Fitzgerald -at. and Raglan -rd., cations Lent through PERTH. go to Catholics Families as 'Phone, A1794. All Communications should be ad. her religious whimsey whamseys in N. Perth. wally. CCAntrY Orders At - without some deliherae attempts at dressed to: n waited Ow. SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS. her head." A thousand times, no. self-denial? THE RECORD, "Only obstinate when she thought Founded by Bishop Gibney, 1894. The Oldest Catholic College we es We who rejoice with Christ, shall in W.A. she was in the right," answered MilBOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. Shall we net mourn with Him? HARRY. McCARTHY The moral and religious training of the students is earnestly dred, too true a friend to allow even Motor pesple, "My Established over not mourn our sins? Car Painting. attended to. the privileged Harry to fling a stone 108 PIER -STREET. Prac- what have I done to thee, or in years. Primary, Secondary, and Commercial Education are imparted. at her beloved Maude. tical Coach Painter. what have I aggrieved thee, that All Public Examinations are prepared for, including Univer"Right! right i" cried the boy, AND BOOKBINDING thou hest prepared a Cross for thy MatriculaScholarship, University Government Certificate, sity "I am sure I don't impatiently. CAFE MOANA Certain mortifications Saviour?" tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy, Military College. etc. --SEND see the right of it, and never did. that PERTH. themselves, -STREET, HAY suggest once at It is a pleasure to announce that the first of Physical Culture, Athletics, and all branches of Sport. receive herself take her How can papa let Afternoon Tea and Suppers. might well be practised during Lent. RHYANS Series of 12 Assorted Holy Cards are our attention. Military Training is imparted in the Cadet off in that way? I wish the con- For Cut down your indulgences. 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