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Archbishop Meratie
THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH
Registered at the GPO Perth for Transmission by Post as a Newspaper
Self -Determination for Ireland League of Australia
On "Free" Catholicism
A Hero --A Guide --For the English
VOL. XLV
PRICE 3d
PERTH, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1921
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2021 (New Series)
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has is w-aely an untquodered reaction Isere below is that symbolised in the Section) An interesting movement It is a of the Kingdom. Illy Profess.' Stockley M.A., in the ionthin Cathuhe .1i.:, sprung up within the Nonconformist obviously doomed to speedy col- parables And evangelical Protestant net which contains all manner of of laps,. full is in England, which churches the hush! which Irelandat Devonare to read in the great Banquet be There was a Duchess of promise. It is nothing less than a ism cannot say all that now needs fish, there' were some unworthy, the shire, a ccittury since, and she wrote English children might hear; they wave of Catholic feeling, and it :s saying." It is of no slight service to Ireverses, on a "Passage over Mount might wonder; they might even embodied in what is called the "Free The suggestion shows the weak leaven which gradually leavens the A French journalmass and which is capable of leav- land at a time when she is engaged learn to think. lead its spot movement. in this Gothard"appears which Catholic ,.ovement," And hushed. chance, be gets a fair won't it all if it ening however. ist, the in the throes of a campaign to sethat "Anil hail the chapel! hail the plat- he writes to France: "We'll soon to have originated with certain pro- ers see the patent factwith Rome the seed whose fruits vary with the cure autonomy, and her enemies, niment Methodist ministers and Church in communion form wild! it cast, and in Ireland-upon which is ground cap" Gessler's have and racial, are unscrupumercenary of resistance has nreserved a centre Where Tell directed the avenging where such tine -looking officers p reachers. the world the tree in whose branches all manin reviling her, that her cause dart. who are leading this to all the strong forcesto inthe disrup- ner of fowl have their resting place, lous men The people nice know, by such a cayou supported as be should drawn together by of to -day that tend With well-strung arm, that first pre- (though, can be vet), abandoglad souls) stalk movement were of religion. At the same time These "Free" Catholics are seeking pable French writer as M. Xavier served his child: devotional impulse, as they were ac lion that of fur development with revolbelow in the strhts licre Soul of children whose work, Moisant, submission the idea of dislike The, aim'd the arrow at the ty- versa and soldiers keep boys walk- customed to go into retreat together they See of St. Peter. Hence they the Church which was only promis- Ireland,"--"L'ame de "The be L'Irlandie,-the rains heart." year; and they have been at- to every upon the is done mile, at el her work half a when hands up, with Beauing, been published by M. has just by which toe some method "0 Lady," exclaimed to her Sam- point of bayonet; and police (not tracted Romewards by the rich desire earth. Those who refuse to join chesne, Rue de Rennes, 117, Paris, Rome does, do what be able to will lished and Coleridge. teaching Taylor uel but English). force even treasures of devotional acknowledging the author - her here, because all her memllers M Moisant is well informed on his "0 Lady, nursed in pump and plea- Austrian, historic Church is without and leaders ere not perfect, are like subject and able to discount the presmaller boys to chalk up on wag- practice that the What a gain this ity which -asit made the Catholic those who should refuse to surer to provide able and the hell with Pope"; "To judices of British writers who try what is. Church goes Where learnt you that heroic mea- you are threatened with arson and is, can only be fully appreciated by says to disparage the Irish. He Li other words, they have set Follow the Angels sure?" those who know the bitter hostility themselves -name your shop if you write that the :mean between England of murder broblem the And the bard himself imitated Stol. up in Irish-in Ireland. "Trample on to Rome that has always characterupon Jacob's ladder, because the and is like a marriage imbe Squaring the Circle. berg,"Tell' lirth lace" in them like vermin," was the reeord- iced the many denominations, ladder touched the earth. It is be- posedIreland on one of the parties by force the ladder does touch the and that the Free gain and again these "Free Ca cause according to the law of ed advice given by the present Vice - which in England are called ascend. able to are the:. we gave him reverence of laws, earth {holies" bear eloquent testimony to the English Icing--for those Churches. Catholic Church, which the Irish stirring blood in Freedom's Irishor who 1 Ye And if we do not use this ladder, the The first healthy effect of the new what Rome has done. "It is true," put Ireland where Herfaithfully observe, such a marriage cause. movement is that as authors are says Mr. Peck, "that the world is in what steps can they provide? It is is condemned. For the rest, his reputting lauded for much gians were The completely. fail boy that they The led to reconsider their atti- desperate need of an authoritative here on the Irish clergy, "Whose he Belgium; where our author lauds being Was great, nor knew how greateiVii Writ- Church; a Church which can speak difficulties that they perceive so far marks the Fault? ' the National Genius. his Tell for putting Switzerland. But tude towards a Reformation. from deterring them, should cause is was! ing for a congregation of Meths,and with conviction passionate with .hunting was the the Gaelic Revival, and other phases not Belgium Peter's words: of the Ile knew len that his chosen hand. dists, the Rev. W. G. Peck says: '1 evident power; and to this essential them to say in St.shall Irish question, evince a clear we go. Thou Made strong by God, his native land ground for the fathers of English will not be too greatly as- element in the Church's true char- 'Lard! to whom hope you is not understanding of the difficulties of And Switzerland children. Would rescue from the shameful the indisput- acter Rome has unswervingly testi- hast the words of eternal life." needed for the British Empire's tonished when I assert yoke The unity cf the Church, which the situation and genuine sympathy able fact that by all the evidence fled.' fear "Alas, I the with bullying. Ireland. He says: "When the baser Uf Slavery-the which he brae!" But he complains that there is not Our Lord organised, is one of its Irish shall happen to be on the side 8 genuine liberty is extremely rare"; known to historical ofscholarship, vigorous enough love in the exercise of this characteristic marks. as well as a of gleleeidge's Theme. the strongest their champions of and when we want to govern others there were fewer signs of grace and knowledge. But Law, Freedom, Love of Country, for our good--so-called-- we would religious life after what Is called authority. and that there is not means independence will be heroes. But out, has pointed Maturin as Father were there Edward, J. J. milkman. iii,' tolioutog donatious bane already C11 the Reformation than enough democracy in the practical it is a blessing which must be paid until then they remain merely reGod's Will-Slavery; break it. These lash the slaves when they "rebel." here mate (paid or promised) towards Mi. A. M. Tornia3-. t'. crogan, Y. Hese-. Ile wants previously, in those lands which ideal of its priesthood. are the theme of the high Bard; yet price consists in bels " bike a friend of freedom he the establishment of the League on a et. J. Cullity (East Fremantle), Ed. Kell, Glesaer's Tyranny, took the Protestant name. .. In more of the corporate life than of for; a part of the admires is a formidJ. J. Martin, L. Dullard, of the Metaphysician, who went their fight for thetnehn basis. It Heenan, liberty. bound personal freedom. of surrender able list, and the full payment of the Mrs. L. Dullard, Mr. and Mrs. Dohen.,. (ruin poetry to abstract thinkings, "I rule this land." said Gensler, in our own country, as in others, reli- the head. But he makes no attempt some this is i, feature of all law and amounts 'rated hereunder will greatly Mr. E. Ferguson. General Macready's Ineffective and therein partly lost himself. Yet, a voice shaking with anger. "I rule gion now fell under the surveillance to show, how these preferences of But Mc place which and of those lacIlitate organisation not merely Toobey, W. Protest. his could be reconciled with the uti- nrder, Therefore you do not feel of the political government." if his "filial" feelings fur his England, this. League la a position at the outset to iregarty, \t',T. (Minivan,N.Mrs. the Church. It is useless C. Rani only by numeri- pant. Rev. Father Pace, Harry ()Tyne.. The Church of England. as she doubted features of Our lyrd's own reign in against that "bulwark laud," as Viceroy, bad. In fact you do not feel about General Sir Need Macready has is- wield an influence not by ()Tyne... the salutary yoke of kick a good civet Mr.t cal membership, but "And I will not allow peasants to Ireland at all. Your English eld- exists in England to -day. is the out, work which are to be found in the to sued a protest in strong language -backing. Christ, Church of Rome. idol as they please without asking ers and betters-as you will learn, come of 12/8.-S. V. Yates. f10/10/ -.-T. F. Quinlan, D. MulMr. Peck, representing the "Free" against the alleged shooting of three A Political Policy, The love which would be so kind Catholics, leave." Then cried a peasant wife all your conning days--know little takes the late Munsignor unarmed soldiers at Woodford, Co. cahy, M. O'Dea, jr,,. J. Ryan, L. D. E. nor.10/8.-P. Leahy. Mrs, P. J. ti c.en to her husband-who told her he about Ireland, and care less. C5/5/ -:-W. Dwyer, John P. Walsh, not of a religious movement. Queen as to permit error to flourish without Benson as the most popular expon Galway, and two at Bandon. The I.. Dwyer, was sure the "Government" meant On New Year's Day the Austrian Elizabeth contributed more than using the means provided by Christ ent of our standpoint for the Eng- crimes are to be condemned and de- James Walsh, J.LP.'Monaghan, T. I. Flahert3. Mrs. A. Burns (35 J. W. Horan, E.E. Walsh, Keane. Slattery, Mrs. A. Butto take from them house, goods, and tyranny was to end. So felt the any other human being to the chap- to eliminate it, would be,the love of lish workl. He recognises that there plored, but if Sir Nevil Macready Dennis Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hayes ler, J. I.. Walsh, A. Friend, James Daly, money-"Oh, it is shameful, shame- Swiss. And there came a New ing of this Church. No one could the foolish parent. Nor can the are profunder exponents than Mgr. wishes his protest to have a good ef- Wade-st.). Adelaide- ter. ), D. Foley Wasley Mrs. Quilly. J. memunen, J. Cullen, J. ful! How long are we to suffer Year's Day when all the castles of tell, at the beginning of her reign, bead which contains the brain, allow Benson. H. Hayes, J. Healy, Miss R. McMahon. He examines the main fect the troops under his command N. Perth), Father Lynch, P. A. Mr. Valent (New Boreta). Oh, that I the Austrians were laid in ruins, whether she would elect to remain itself to he overruled by the mem- principles of the Austrian tyrants? t / Benson's Apologetics must not cOmmit greater crimes. aiidt,A/.21/1._,B-ryittuA, Tully, 11. S. Parker, Mrs. bers of the body. priesthood A a man." "Whenever a castle was taken, bea- Catholic or would become a Proteswere and shows how they The crime of taking fathers of fend with care, some Finnigan, MIS Foley, W. fiulfroyle, T. And the listening little Englisn con fires were lit, and from Alp to tant. While her foreign policy which would be so far democratic as have helped in placing certain as- lies out of their beds at night and Fattier Iklemation, st.e Corrick, Mr. and Mrs. Daly (each). t2:-Rev. or to forget origin on high, to its from in sympathy; to weep, 4/6:-IriAnnati. is Cathogirl Alp the good news was signalled." made her hesitate between a pects of the truth before the Non- shooting them in cold blood, with- Rev. Fath, Du plan, in fury, to help some little Dear children, "the first great blow lic and a Protestant husband, the from the call of God, would not Tip conformist mind. out any charge being made against by the candidates. Should any deleEnglish brother to go out and make for freedom had been struck." of the Church to be, was doubt- fashioned after the model of the form In his historical novels especially, them, is a more terrible atrocity, and gate be prevented by circumstances Great High Priest, who descended Benson the, world safe for small nations. this is an outrage which has been ful. auout the imposing brought Tell's Ambush. from attending the Convention, might lift a heaven, that 11e from to "that Later, the children must learn that Peck, Mr. perpetrated in nearly all is." says parts of "The fact thority of the Church. "No matsubstitute may be appointed by the there shall always be an exception, the country by the King's troops, In the Hollow Way he waited fur while there may be a great place in Men Up. nations and kings mane ter how branch committee, amid equipped The striking part of the thought might bring her glory to, her, no whose duty it is to protect the for England's small nation; because the tyrant. There spoke to him a Christendom awaiting the Anglican with a letter of authority signed by is these "Free" Catholics that a blessing. f is for Ireland, tyranny poor woman. whose husband Gess- Church, when she has the courage matter with what splendour the nocent. It is absurd for General the secretary.. end it keeps the Irish from quarrel- ler had in prison; and she wandered to see visions and to dream dreams, they see the strength of the true jewels of earth might gleam upon Macready, whilst this is so, to talk TO ORGANISZRZ HINTS is realised in Catholic porition, as it the and-as themselves, among occuling In ch :using officers and commitbegging, with her children. . the place which she at present the the CSureh that centres at Rome. her altars, she was always the New of "the savagery which has always present English Dean of St. Paul's by her for tee, representatives of local bodies of been a marked feature the tactics determined was from God, down He was pies coming Jerusalem Gessler came slowly on. says-prevents such an ill-condition- talking should not be overlooked. of a woman of whom John They admit that its conception of the Holy Bride holding her children employed by the rebels." The truth Self -Determinaof the designs A branch "'Obediangrily: loud and ed people as the Irish from getting ence I will have. in the the Church as the body of Christ is by a superhuman bond, is that the Republicans have made been too Richard Green has said, thather Each branch should divide its disfor Ireland League of Australia stronger and being more of a nui- mild with this people.have I'll lies quite Scriptural; that it shows forth a dean fight. if they have at any tion profusion and recklessness of trict into blocks, and a cans-ass A Supernatural Sodality, works of Christ spirit in its desance. That is but prudence, my their pride. I will crush-'break time departed from their rule it is may be tormed in any centre where made for members. Leaflets to asshe stood without a peer in Christen- the The to any velopment, than that it a Christ and is rash task to be obtained. loyal dear children, as you will learn, and can who more least 12 members at woman because they have for the occasion finished. Ges- dom, and that no other sist can -asset's will be prepared by to try to combat the Papal claims tradition of blood or culture. shining adopted the Government's horrid be complacent in the learning; and sentence was never Second Shot," ever lived was so totally destitute with arguments from history. A few intending members should the central executive, and issued to You will have great consolation In sler fell dead." "Tell's with heavenly graces and glorious, doctrine of reprisals. Those who of religion sentiment the headed, breeches. is of chapter, the Erglishman's to a meeting, and call together of martyrget crowns And yr t they do not enter the fold it need were, with feeling so good. How thankful you live in glass houses should not The one characteristic of the situa- of Peter. All propaganda literature will be Because they dom." will be that you are taught to be exultingly. throw stones. The shooting of men which representatives of every local prepared made the whole transi- imagine that Why? which murtion foul this has dune "'Who by the central executive, Mr. Peck some picture day and somehow rosy Against this Pharisees, and not even as the Irish for simply possessing arms, and the orgenisation should be invited, such friends. tion possible was that for the mounand may be had on application to narrow "the calls he -.Swiss, Gessier would say You der?' cried one of Gessler's what sets were shire council, nation or the carrying of municipal hostages-not to men- as the and A New Church Crown the Tell mine.' said ment shot was "'The Stat. rethe Secretary. even not which could love liberty-and you have the ideal reality, other things-are exampes of school of arts, political leagues or the Hol- united in a rising, and somewhat appear that wili somehow al)- strain Roman Catholics from shed- tion ever before you. You hate Gessler, from the high banknoabove Every person in a district eliould brutal savagery on the part of the associations, friendly societies, and nationalism. and that will I murder. flamboyant 'But Way. low and scrb tianseend Rome. the serin blood each other's would Austria's dependwho crush ding for which the tactics of every citizen. The only condition of be given an opportunity of enrollieg unoffending peo- the Queen at her worst was tolerated This is how Mr. Peck expounds vice of militarists and financiers, Government ents. You feel good. But you will have bet freed anand in the branch, but no annoyance the Republicans offer no parallel. cowardly ty- and at her best was worshipped." the their hopes. "There is only one I.utherans and Jews." Irish should be shown when a canvasser see that your country prudently op- ple from a base membership is support for Mr. Peck arrives at wonder No God be let jest; is cause My rant. of things Church to which Rome can ever condition a such That poses liberty his England's depend. gets a refusal. It is a principle of -Determination. Self cannot Anglicanism that make honourable submission; and shock a serious enquirer is home is the "uncanny way," as the ants: and gains (as you will be the Judge.' again, children, did the conclusion that every person possibly represent the Catholic tra- that is the Church Universal now in should Get an energetic secretary, who self-determination "Never Scripture worldly call it, in which the Pope's But enough. shown- -though falsely-) in things natural a has right to his opinions. Ascertain Queen the that regrets He throes of birth. In that Church should have prepared him for the proaouncements on religious and will obtain copies of the constitution the reason for refusal, and if it is material, by refusing liberty to Ire- Swies suffer as they suffered under dition. Bishops out of the the cards English the membership kept cards, moral questions justify themselves, . ." application Gessler. warned there shall be splendour and shock, Our Lord Himself land, for men, made him, wrongly, caused by insufficient or incorrect "Where stood Tell's house at Bur - Council of Trent. strength, but humility also and child- us that it is necessary that scandals even when they touch upon the and propaganda matter from the knowledge of the Irsh question, a not open his poet heart to England's chapel. On its He nowhere claims that the Non- likeness. State S eyetary. There shall be firm au- should come. But whilst these secular sphere. slave. as it did to Austria's: still, Klein there is now .t German: supply of leaflets or answers to obthis represent churches 'Here, The reader who has followed me conformist thority and the freedom of sons of Before a member is enrolled, Die must be atoned for by the Coleridge did think and theorise walls are written, in lived tradition. At most he holds that God. She shall be the divine re- scandals fat will see that this "Free" Ca- application card expressing adher- jections may convert the objector. about Ireland, and did write, per- where this holy church stands, men who cause them, they do not tholic cera for Secretaries should submit to the successful been of have saviour movement is still in a very ence to the aims of the league should they public. Her Papacy shall speak of derogate from the genuine authority haps half -condemning himself for the great Wilhelm Tell, tain period in leading their people to the certainties revealed to babes and of the Church. The Pope discharg- fluid condition. It has riot yet be .signee. The branch secretary central exnutive all honest objec. being so cool, vet salving his con- his country.... Think well on what, tions, when answers will be forwardmaintains, he success, and This chrystallised into any definite body must forward. these cards to the Christ. If to old women. Her priesthood shall ed his duty faithfully and well. science. by acknowledging, in words, for us, has been done by God has been due to by our fathers."' offer the sacrifice of every contrite his children in great part refused to of teaching. It is a revolt against State Secretary every month; keep ed. that his "Fire" the of and lack authority in the women DissentIrish Public meetings should be held as But, just as the Two Causes: heart. And her gates shall be upon follow his lead, that does not make ing a list of the names in a roll"from Ireland came! ing Churches of England, and it is book and writ often as possible, and competent Hedge and cornfields all on flame. the Irish men are thinking fact that they based their spirit- every side and shall not be shut at of no avail the authority which the yearning for the that spiritual gifts speakers obtained to address them. ing, so the author of the little Eng- the a membership by day; and there shall be no Pope has received. It only emOn paiment of 2/ ual teaching upon the appeal to the all there. And into that Church, phasises the spiritual advantage of they discern in Rome. card for the current year will be is No question must -be discussed in On as I strode with my huge strides, lish book-but not about Emmet individual conscience, and that they night and But far it is a vague tenPearce so only subnot about this and Ireland, Of applicant. sued to the the branches or at public meetings flung back my head and I held my largely identified with the prayerful and penitent, we all must obedience to it, and of trust in the dency. It does not even possesS scription 1/ will be sent monthly, but Ireland: though its writer, Mr. were Self-Determination for Ireland, worth of its judgment and comsides, revolt against the aristoc- tine. our way." Marshall, glories in "Bruce and Wal- Rodical This is the vision of the Church mands. The fact that most of the the mininuen of fixed principle that with the membership cards, to the as defined in the constitution. The li was so rare a piece of fun squirearchy. the and racy fighting for Scottish freedom"; leverage gainkl by the support of Triumphant, for which the Church Apostks deserted Our Lord at the the old Oxford Movement possessed. State Secretary, the other shilling Iff'the light of his own blazing cot lace A publicity officer should be apbecause Scotland fights for that free - the popular political movements here below is a- preparation, that greatest crisis, when it was neces- But it is a happy tendency, as rich being retained by the branch sec re pointed Was mails- a naked rebel shot." by every branch to supple For tart' for local needs, such as rent, in possibilities as it is new. dont sine macula world's Church of the et raga agahast has stand up to rested, sary things these which reports and literature to the local "Rebels": for sake of country, of "Yee,' said Werner, "I know all upon to which f t. Augustine speaks so often. opinion, is ,no refutation of His Div- this reason one welcomes it with all postage°, etc. Nonconformity and the branch should freedom, ,:f government for the good away. newspapers, passed I defects. The happiest its youthful Donations in excess of half the people. Many of them it is not the Church which Our inity. the chief of the guverned, and by their con- could day finds itself in a death grip with But omen is that it began in prayer.- membership subscription shall be see that they are published. trust with my life." founded here below. The Lesson forces of Naturalism and destructive Lord eent; God's rebels, therefore; "rcbtowards propaganda Donations Magazine for South Africa Catholic transmitted as soon as possible to The Church which Christ founded which history is constantly driving Let us be "Free." scientific c:iticism. els," like Wilhelm Tell, full of "revthe secretary of the State Council may be handed to branch secretaries The danger that Mr. Peck sees crence for laws," and "made strong "Then go to them," said Gerto the central execufor transmission and Propaganda work for Organising by God " trude, throwing her head proudly threatening the Free Churches leads tive. As there will he a considerable throughout the State And se the little hook says- - back. "Let us be free once more. him ni propose the following remmatter needed for cf printed amount A' the first regular meeting.of the "Stories el* William Tell," in a "Told What matter though we die, if we edy: "Unless there now speedily executive bram'ch, when the officers are elected, propaganda, the central to the Co Aren' (the English chit- lose our lives fighting for freedom.' grows up in this country a Catholic supplied. adequately be should one delegate to the State Conven &en seees. published by Messrs. "Gertrude," said Werner, rising, interpretation of the Christian faith Don't wait for an invitation Call tion for every 25 members of tha I which shall include the element of "you have put' heart into me. Jerk, and in London Townbranch should be chosen. A definite a few friends together, and start "The Swiss have always been a will go this very night. God help freedom, it is highly probable that branch at once. your attend be made promise to should divorced largely now brave and fearless people; their me if I fail." our population, "We will not fail," said Gertrude, from all religious profession, will becountry has lain as safe and free as or secularised finally our island on the ocean waves." And now come either smiling at him bravely. (When we Irish hear you talk of her eyes, which had before sparkled Romanised. Negative Protestantism freedom, said Thomas with anger, were wet with tears. British Moore, their we seem to ourselves to The Patriots meet. "'William Boyle O'Reiliy's line: FINISHED WITII BLACK PANNE VELVET, TRICORN SIL be as those who Tell! God be thanked you are with "We have wronged no recc, we has e FANCY MOUNT, 57/6. Every ten years Songs are composed, but song -hits are inspired. "Like slaves below, that under us."' BLACK VEL robbed no land." TINSEL CROWN, SMALL PULL -ON 11.-Vt', GOLD a little bird twitters a little rune in the ear of some music -man, and then hatches lie. The Patriots' Pledge. would keep true to AND RIBBON FAILLE Swiss ROSE, VIEUX These TRIMMED BRIM, VET play gramophones the people go crazy, the orchestras and pianos and Hear those on deck extol the sun "Then, in the moonlight, the men the Emperor, the head of ChristenbERR1ES, 50/ and sky"). nothing else and by the time the barrel -organs grind out the remains of together. 'You know dom, the brand of civilised States. TRIMgathered WII1TE VELVET, SMART HAT, FRENCH SAILOR, IN that little tune, the music -man has made heaps of money. The Swiss and Liberty. "But the Austrian, his friends, his well, good friends, why we are hese. MED WHITE RIBBON VELVET AND LIME WOOL; SUITABLE But English children are to be It is our own free country in which servants, and his soldiers, we will ut59/0. When the little bird tw4'..tered some weeks ago "Feather Your Nest LADY, YOUNG FOR it If land. of the taught to love liberty--for the little we meet, yet we have to creep to - terly drive out he sang about a subject peculiarly familiar to birds. That's probably PRETTY HAT, IN AOCORDEON PLEATED MOLE VELVET, They are to gether at midnight and in fear, may be, we will do this without Swiss nation also. FLOWERS, AND RIBBON ntht the song became such an instant success, and is still captivating But ROSE VIEUX FANCY of blood. TRIMMED shedding learn to praise the Swiss for resist- Much cruelty and injustice we have fighting or that musical rotund of this old planet. If you have heard "Feather DROOPED SHAPE, 59/8. ing the taking away of their free- patiently borne'"-with "an almost if that may not be, we are ready to and country, our IN free COLOURS, we AND SHAPES Your Nest," you probably have your copy' already. If not, get up-toLADIES' HATS, IN VARIOUS dom. "Many years ago," continues criminal patience," said a distin- die, so that their little book, "one of the great guished foreign journalist judging hand on to our sons the freedom date, and secure your copy from ALBERT and SON, LTD., to-day. SILK AND VELVET, 29/0. God us. left fathers our raided, which Princes of Europe did try to con- the modern Irish sufferers. TURBAN IIAT. WITII VELVET CROWN, RIBBON BRIM, Only 2s (post tree 2s. 6d.) quer Switzerland and take away the plundered, deported, murdered, in and His holy ones helping us, in this SHADES, IN NEWEST MOUNT WITH SMARTLY FINISHED But the 1917-1918, before they began repri- bond we will live and die. Amen." ireecioni of its people 49/6. PUTTY, AND BROWN HENNA, to "The three raised their hands sals--"but now we can bear no people fought so bravely that SMART READY -TO-WEARS, IN VARIETY AND SHAPES IN they conquered the tyrants and more; and we have sworn to free heaven and solemnly spoke." The SOLE ADDILBSSPEDAL AND OTHER STRAWS, 19/6 to 35/ our land from the power of Aus- Swiss three. They might be an drove them away." MacSwinthree-Maccurtain, CHILDREN'S HATS, MADEdN VELVET AND SILK, 26/6 to 34/ti, my dears, we Irish too, oath which trig. Hear the And quite right, STRAW AND FELT HATS, TRIMMED RIBBON AND BERwas it not?-one hears the English swear: 'We hereby promise never ey, De Valera:"We three, we happy three, we reader say- to his little lovers of free- to betray or forsake each other; K! ES, FROM 14,0 TO 19/6. band of brothers." don-in Switzerland. But before never to think of ourselves. but in WOOLLEN CAPS, 1N NEWEST SHADES, FOR LADIES AND And with them, heart and soul, the Swiss succeeded, the prince everything to think only of our ellILDREN. PRIdES 1, 11 To 9/11 EACH. (near Beans) MURRAY warned them to obey his laws: "or country; we promise not to try to should be the writer of this story iris place you shall pay for it with your lives take away from the Austrians any told to English children POSTAL ORDERS TO BOX 57, G.P.O., PERTH. wherever in practice, and your goods: and your freedom Lands which by right belong to awaits him, NO SHOPS IN BARRACK STREET. Such pro- them, but only to free our own lane the Irish, too, even as the Swiss. dewill I utterly destroy " LTD., UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, PERIN FOY & GIBSON &mations are not to be read in from them.'" So spoke Dc Valera mand the determining of themselSwitserland to-day. But today they for Ireland-in the spirit of John ves.
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At South Perth at
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FOY & GIBSON Ply. Lid.,
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Captivating Fashions
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A WONDERFUL SUCCESS
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ALBERT 180
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