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Archbishop Metrinte

THE ORGAN OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PERTH

Registered at the GPO Perth For flonSM15510n by Post bs b Newlipbpar

-I tele. t tainsuler datee weet, ink the Hiles.11 is met lull rue Ihr parish,

Mesclaries Kirkwood and HorsleY.s From our Correspondent. ,If 'Dee eere 1111(nrill- euchre party and dance, held on the Friday III striking- another 26th Mae, was a great success. The

Meet It was dreaded deo !lie Irate the t meeting overy fortnight, and he held on Wert...elate the eat or It was unanimously carried June. -That a member or the eXeentive be asked to mu the ease for Ireland al a

LEEDERVILLE.

MAYLAN DS.

latieti leraati of ihe (dime keg.: The alter, held Dan: secemi 'Heeling..

Self - Determination for Ireland League of Australia. will

The 1,11e

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FREMANTLE.

Home of Good Shepherd Appeal

(From Our Correspondent.)

Westralia Fair"

with the Sisters' Bazaar is now under of MesdamesiioeY arid Ryinterest in the bazaar continues der.

The refreshment stall hl connection

lest of a series in aid of the church

Nioertteles-.. eel eight. ;-...111 program nor attendance. awl

VOL. XLV

PRICE 3d

PERTH, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1921

(s PAGES)

2027 (New Series)

THE IRISH PEOPLE ARE BEHIND

to Hold the people, 11110 a ,uccess Is as fund- a good attendance enjueed iniiiding 511 pre -ant Sliver TsapoL was SPECIAL MEETING. 'II Mini 11,1, books teas pre.sent. and the event Miss Marjorie Mackintosh is once Men,. 1,1-- Well. 11,11,1 10 the very ule.'l le spa, cial ear, It, donate thorn to- greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Shine's shop window still dis- again wild us after some months spent Asa lilting climax to a strenuous future." .5 -from, ettinillthe of ladle, , i,its To Invest in In the Eastern States. idniiry at, 1,11111'400 10 hand The next entertainment is in the week end, previous to WWII the en- plays the silver teapot. its lee, torn, it and the ',eerie-, that 111.011 hi and 1p to make the flied recommended, deal Is of the organisation have cheap deavours joint the the 10th inst. is the date set ;;table hands of Miss Kelsall and been fraught with the happiest and the theinelt lias to tut, 111 to dile -pea," 1,11 it ti;i0., 1.11wary apart by the Thomas Wbeelan Branch or Art Union. ohm., no: it brilliant mid sueee,-rei Mrs. t'. McCarthy, who art organis- most roseate results, the arrangements the Self -Determination for Ireland mew future it i., tern lettere are being union In lite mayialei. of art books Monday next. Itutts ing a high-class concert to be given are now at that interesting Point of metal pro STATE SECRETARY ADDRESSES MEETINGS ON SUNDAY. intenileil tit have musical non - League of Australia, for their inaugtiral a wratal Picture entertain and completion as to require daily received, and the returns of most social and dance in the east Fremantle at the Arranniore oerreetion nl June weal-tine,. interspersed with .perches le,. Han. be held, the proeeedg of n III only a direction to put them train. sales have been Infrequent and m. are working Members Town Hall. (BOULDER) and eneducational Of THOMAS WHEELAN au 11, Mill that the elapse It is prestinuel, with only few. rendered to the iletimeraey 11.11111 /11. lightening nanire c,,neernIng the posi.. Sthiril are to aid the Maylenels stall in- sell, oh Marion -street. A packed au- But, mind you, a eiretimetatice and financial success Is already BRANCH. since tile bard, 111 Tile pro Paler feral... elm bazaar. dience i anticipated. brought ehout after tery hard work. As of the three or four monthsremittances likes of Men of assured, ni-da). ft is teinfidenti,- Ile' and Rooks were despatched m Ill emilain the intim, sur written.. the Mal, Royal, Boulder, was Mien I aloe. ale, and how the late Jae. Con - 111/11 1.r Ireland 1011111811.11.10.4.VIOUSIV, Ilie subCUIMIlittee inlet Vet 'The ;;oval- of Marius." 1101 those ',ht. "The Plow Atpresent on leave from Mullewa tittle) -1 on Sunday etimiler last. ;lolly emit after the I. a,ter Rebellion, .wItieleilthe that In entrusted milli the eupertielon and or- 111 rongequence to hand, that the pay loot:lie Will tin -o. a!11I Irxli-e chi" tit Ihad 110.111 cougplemmis in the eall-e joined is Mr. E. Gallagher, jun., accompanied Shirrey t. "5.01,1 Wee," The et ti ietion being the preeenue ror gemieation of the Westralla Fair, have 11111111s to credit ought to loom large, o.,I. 011 Ihelr ia NOGGERUP I, Theft ,1111111.1 he a $(011 The Australian worker, Ilia! the mete of 11,1.0 ill Mem engaged lately ainassiturich;:atreatwes; and curinsity fs aroused naturally of by Mrs. Gallagher. \I I. J. P. Mammy. State Organiser the emiives. 11h.eee11151:10, ft The commitIreland poalp ',km., bank. for the lied great iit worker, what's noA sary 'lila and information On Empire Day the schools of the the seir-Determination like Dv: English I. .11110112.11 Ill. ILLNESS OF FATHER BRIOOV. liou. teen_ the fir,I petal. eutertalemeni initialing their ,e111.11111, .11 in the tee, however, won't deign to make rea- district were abated by councillors fuel wer the taller reeenily made a lael- only league ot Australia. ill it, infaney 1. already it a is- the -ea-III. II will be ronducled tt svier 11111e-- ril II ,eur1.e1111 to lien,. or nett meek there is every' pro - ders thus wise, but will Just say that tins demenetration wheil lir adopted a citizens, and presented each lite III'elatue- MiFetty. emell111t11, in it. Me. Lane's Address. and itii 'ell. Psstor. Canal. 11111IN of Ili, 1101lie hammy of a ,special meeting tieing eon- tee moneys deposited at present con- PrOMinent II would markable ,if Il elvish off Hu -s.% Pelirs 2' ...haute Why not the AllaD. a Union Jack. with I,(' IL Bill Mr. the leaelle by The chair was akin or we Thonaae be it good this wit.. they adopted a tweelie, children, MI. 'tweet-. I Don't fer- twri-li III wheat Is im hided Neggerup, VeIle0 al the Parotlitall Han, %attic. a very pleating set-off to the trallan Rag? It would be a great lIlly ,1.11,111, 11, weed le so eel up fare, milliners. iee. tallest Ills 1.11110,1.,,,, 8,0 many in roll ill £11,000. Xpplaire. ohjeellve of Law LL.B., the president paleee, tor purpose peliey. the of iiMbigfr" Irelandoff were taught to lore their "hands If Australians that who, durrely trust her-Itip. anti reneenig fox., ths state the "111.01..1 melee Of work. To anWheelati .lionidert111,Branch, (eyelet' J. time long past Mr. arioto dePartmenis very It is own flag'. Finance. ripening remarks, ittsolittion,--"That this meeting of ieti- oesilaN ul tats Ili. Sill of Julie. will 1,111'1 ill iiieepacm ticipate just what Is intended ing the course ot nmeu ;1, 5.11, ea( and the people insisted 011 loyalty to our Intl 111011. Willi still in hilro111, to, c. or tots malignant thou -position about six what .will be required, an instant, is bald lie had much pleasure Boulder tmillriii- to the prin- 111,110 The committee would be glad to re - own country first. Archbishop Mannix's PERTH SOUTH o i!leir lime And Ina gold- zens of large 10.4.11111,11 10 to so be any has imiwity from he weeks ago. 10/1.111, Hine obtained Mr. for Ireland." that the proceecei ituring l.., e the of self-gmertintent here 'tiled of labour requested in be a proud to see ciples Melee-, to the need (Meer, or slogan, "Australia firer" should been ill a very low stale It Ht. Roelee list of duties needing assistance. Stalls stailholders for payment to credit fielde audience, aim was Ile .Hirt lie haul inneli pleasure in mov- trllrellNl worm 10 -day. To adopt practical slogan fir all Australians. no,pital, Hth,tury, meter the skilful mud e 'dee.- for elltet lei them present lit such numbers. it ll.-was nits and mime the general Appeal funds. it. Ilid had lion el., to say. 1`C - hug cause In the eivilised Tee 01041111g night of the ..4.11,011 shov- ing a I have heard Irishmen say that Aus;are or nr. Flynn. who Ilse given hllu tonininas will 1141111re 1111.e1.1011 by this recommendation they think is c."1 twat ite was pleased to see in a :11,0 glad of that fact because Pert% at all datives met'ical CHI,' raid skill Poe- those whet are willing to work, and ma- very wise one, because it not mils' tralians are more man than the Irish ed that this movement en-Mt...veil !eliding English putilleathie a run page lord Edward Fitzgerald. (S. Fremantle) \\ ii? helii at et. Joseph', seiv.iiirome, the greatest li would seem b0. All I l0 101. 1-101 or last vs, uk his terial Menden.. too. trill have to be gives them an Ineleation of the financial themselves! ....feet, and was or no sectionalforeharleaders of the English all illustration of Clitirchee. York-sieeei, on Friday', 1:111 June, at eller. that nu vlsi- eerisred to house the various displays. elite of time que.tion, with which they the Fremantle secretaries of the Hewn.together will, 1.0111111.11111 was sil crll leal acterWre that it allowed room NelsOnNoneonformi,t held ill was meeting Our last The two large Mew, are a1/110,1 lors Were ah11tved IreSelf-Determinetien for is was no disloyalSee 11101, although BM Just how to del shades of °pluton. three and other should be daily au fait, a phase partly formed tett iit a resolution dentatul ',tree!. Hall. email Fremantle. on sundae', slime in readiness, after hours of prepare - each League are Australian -hone the might try to iligenittplete land sights ewe( they slight receipts gave of iiiii present day the Mr. If. O'Conby gleaned Ireland. rerie,Ity. cheaply', ty league, as some people only eimiler things for 115Y, The 1111' Mimi. Mr. R. T. Hoes spent by a busy bee. :evil stey. Dancing pleading new bleat,. latest addition to the list being Mr. E. I....yet:, and 1101,011, are 18.111g for nothiug. mei furthermore to promake out, as they were into have in hand, bra from the avieweeconileil the reseltitioe, and if was Italy, presided over a very Rood alten- wilt :Id Indulged In from P 10 11-311 meet. branch, of the Wolfe Tone for incontestable reproO'Loughlin, people deal' Sper.1y a 1:11,0,011 PO' of the and controlling the ease The pd.. vide Ille skilled labour Involved at a point of business, A good supply or eerresaineins deuce considering the wet clay. The ease runlird immilmonsly. in his parish. and erotWItere. right to govern themselves. 'tient i will be made the subject of such far-reaching extent. the North Fremantle. ripe -president Mr. T. 1Iforil: treasurer. mill he of halal. and Ille service:' or that covery, that or 'ell' 111 fur .ins: before he e.,.t or ,./)11,,11.11011 al the gathering. ,tieress of which Woolly depends upon of Belgium was analogous to for One of the latest of our people to Mr. W. itiusteee and the eeereterte Mr. plater Jarg mush. .41". Jim was strirken eoldeelds. Bel- CHARLES STUART PARNELL (KALtbis part Ille exetoill,e are hI hopes of shortly thetn, tt Is desirable the joint grganisa- 'stet down. he We went to fight Ireland. Jessie present. l'wentethe public eye Is MI,, al.. 50, given BRANCH. wire GOORLIE) Daly, see'm'ed. Will been hat, the eme the mend.. ilie privili,e of Me ett that we would show that al11101111Ce1111111 cOlteertill1K lam should be acquainted petiodicalls witson. or Norfolk -strut!. W0tri A enrolled. emet mealier, we expert many of our end eiell- rune new members Were eke tin neaten, were Ur. hotels preaciiiite. the saeraments as well as 111.- arral10118. al- .,on ..who has been sin-lying Muse asset', monetary subsequent their in a be nettle Is what rights anti .Intles of mien whirli Will with tinder NOM Is being of stork he ammitit old friend, from ecitieg tile swim in asked now that jug to a Tani, crowd In Vie Kalgoorlie eery Irt'eal on the discourse thereliverlint a heaulilia Will stalholders and parishes also consiet, a pleasof -journal, ready plesessed or to be re-ported, anti we members ...Ile this the Rose,Atkiiisen by ladles and all present. The tleket. air: -Ladies, I/. my stories of the Most Italy Rosary, out to Town Ilan. Mr. R. D. Lane again °e- done have already Some note? .instlee might he meted be advised. The main plea, Will aceordingle for, voice great promise. are very contralto of working lug gelds. e. the ,'hair. The hall was well of lite cot ,,,,, Mee Would England use her pow:M thing, however, la that when such MaIreland. a slIccess, ant: and we Moe forwari with t onemo to rupted tilled with Ito eutimeiastie audience. Mr. lewd to make the branch 'f ht. 1,1 1'\ beat, lease for CoOile-s1., er, as Is hers under the constitution, DANCINS. ilman. Is made, a great many will roll to her future Success. a big Increase in the Suggestions. function Itoheny's eddrees wag listened to with We Mire to have Smith Perth. at 7.1 and 7.35 11.01., 8101 take central of Australia anti so of up and be in roll force, particularly the mese NOSE MOSS will hold Fremantle's fondest hope --flat tier nevi liteelinr. meMbership desiron the sub Ile spoke know she attention. the 111 return by for her hi whatever loonnot every Aus- great of Self-ludermination very Intiell Met ring tail be held on Sunday, Ti), itiliniame visitors eati hlg gent.1,e,,ine;! J...r:;;IiigdsiliotrhcwirTrinetilitterAeppeaarle. diffilllits:l eecutive are anxious lialiCillit class EVERY SATURDAY dead street ferry at 11. IS, the Jest eF"I'ERNOttei at the BOYS' CLUB, Vie Pc' whether readers have any sugge,nions 07111. relent to Australia--Is maw a If she did, would ed. lie Nelsometreet Hall, Sniith boat. protest and MP line. of his Reader .prech, and June. His tralian make a vigorous of past, unfortunately. as seam members 0.311 tes thing the at I'rirate at 3 p.m_ PARK. TOM.% Fremantle, are. metal si that as the "eland. Off Rusdemand that things remain as they Grace Is traveling via Japan and will the council will Is present to deToe eii iiiiii wee wi.o to see a his sot.; rim be arratiocti On application to similar consid- sia" policy was so ettcressful in wither lie asked them to have the Rose Moss, Johnson's Minding:. Met greet Ansiralla at Queensland. untied is, drawing the British troops from that ivet an auldre,,, so we expect all Inem- erowd ine.ent, and thus help 10 Snake Miss eration for Ireland In Ilan -street. Perth. I learn that Mr. Attlrew st.teusker, Ith country, HO would a "Hands Off Ire- hers and those ill .ympality to row it a ereat enecees. cumstances in which she Is placed. who is saidyitia for the pricstneal In ladle. epecially Invitee!. along: deter in her Ireland Deland to help out policy land" meted traced injusticeet nas beet, through anotter raid her politics. preto the to assert up tatted steutrele Union third Troll the Art of constitutional means hidepeieheiec. T11114 1/1 11b by the entl,t3ry. At the emeritte1011 of Terence MacSwiney (Highgate) Branch, How every sent. time in lee laS1 few mortios that Ir. eta- the secretary's address, Mr. Marlin Toe usual leilf-inontlay meeting or were adept.' In secure a fair deal.Home mil hl; fellow -students hare McCusker Tom Brown liartiein moved, and Mr. above brawl' was held in the Parish the Minating III the passing of the be the base seconded a motem that a hrantii Mr. Plate anrhgate. on May tieth. Intel, Rule Bill in I 9 I 4. And thenmanner sloi YayreViMilig hist the Star of beencon sohid Flo ,ou know something more about your engine and (Maude than in fouauel at Kalgienlie to be known as J. I.. Sullivan presided over a very Komi betrayal. followed by the hell tI elr the Sea II.A itierely tte Iiinction of the gears. America. whieh lends In ears, leads the "Citrate, Stuart Parnell" Branch, attendance. After the general business which the English authoritiesto allowed ere. Quinlan presided. Sick meeting. also ea".11% In helpful literature for ainnteur and professional metorests. after th lrbli Protestant patriot, who which Included concluded, been had M. and Ills volunteerswhile openly Bros. pay was passed to mons unwind or money, roe ronowina mint terent publicaties eat, ni r of stern the sertiee to a lifetime when ulster, had vocal committee. of a serial in Omanig law the. McCusM. Rout the cullity. J. Canty, time, and bother to every motorist or motor cyclist. 1,14E1I7' 47111 Sos. any Irelaiet. The following nfliettre were and Metonym ntal 'thins were rendered. Dsuisnn.r measure', were taken to suppress Devitt, B. ker, of LTD., 311"1111A\ -sTREET. will be ',based In -how- these books to ass S. Ilnl, Mr. South. -President. ahead. the in Ireland of the Young Mies !trimaran, 'dinner demonstrations Nett' interested. Anderson, 3t. Leen, president. Mr. M. Illietigaii; secretary. seeker reel!' with ninth .1'11W ofilSinn Fein had only become formidable The e:ectIon aMI Installation of A rtirthcr meeting manner- Mr. Tom Bowie tot which She was heartily alit elm, the Feeler ilehellion,metwhen Bro. Alford cers then took place. Li their deaths Was arranger) to be held at an early president thee intro Ihr itambvt. ous Irish gieillemen had Modern Answers and Questions W83 elected president, Bro. D. fvfirlep ad which date, when a working committee night, a for Ille speaker the due., Surrue treain a brave manner for the cans, Ism U vice-eresidept. This prominent menrher of our own brawn. Tile cruel way In which a Deastirer will bi. appointee. they loved. surer Bro. B. MeClosktty neeretary, Bro. to he 011e of ire lar- WitoSe several of the prisoners were after - breneli promisesenthusiastie bluff and etwery remarks. com0, meNamara, warden, Bro. J. Canavin and Repairs" branches In bined with a genial Manlier, enliVilleed words put to death angered a great ma- gest sod moat eliarthatu, Bro. J. 'W. O'Brien assistant Is lialemirife ing that pre, were the Slate. deepothers,. and .-; new edition I :eel) people who aptelt-. of his sincerity, 11 Mei the Irish home, present well all 7 Pao's. a jority of Next meeting will be ',el-teary. past as lit the ready aml eat! 'willing And our forea. cans, home of of the for the post frt.( olity rooted Wye special summoned meeting, when most parent of the justice 'retina_ for to do its hit of and has vote After the speaker's fathers. so the movement flourished, iinportaut Imeine, will be transacted. thanks, "Eileen Animal" was rendered Meet now developed to its now universally eoncerning esoeelal District the Easy" Made Repairing A little point he by Mr. T. C. Botrue, followed by "She known proportions. Mg to be held on the tOth inst. ire she PETER LALOR (PERTH) BRANCH. L,..eel141, 1.000 Shy Is Far Fneal Ireland" by Mr. W. Dwyer, uni,ersal guide in cv.:' would like to raise was, supposing Ausitilverniatt lie. "My ee/i), took route.' of Neue Zealand by Mr. J. Curtin to Address the Meeting. Jun., whose rue voice was heard to saentreat Inge, eoltilly hound, Into 111,1.4. 0.101011 ti Tbe '30110-'MV7-biTle111, Branedi fore, despite the vigorous protests post free 23/-. arrangements have been complet- vant.... All the Silt -Determination for Ireland Leaour We still Want toore members, of all its people, who offered great re - ed for our third fortnightly rally on gue of Australia meets In St. Patrick's the hunwell in is Hall. roll Australia and Hibernian inemberehip ^mirage. Aslant, to the sinelay. June Stn, at the to -morrow (Sunday) afternoon at Conit Cycles and Sidecars: were In try and keep her In subjection Mr. J. Curtin has been ei,gaged to sinak. erede. and we will not Ned it mall A full attendant, of mem3 o'clock. should Repair" by sending thither the ontrests of so- All who have heard !Mr. Curtin On the Rains the thousand mark, as and and intending members is request-. bers please Mt. Lewley-North Perthites elety. Inmates of bluetit: asylum., pri- public platform will expect something do, ed. -eteeeeso beeline (3 page, 371 1,1 edlutel,. goners from the gaols. and the off -scour- good from him on Sunday night and note our next meeting is on the tali 0. of the Children Committee The Harold denws. e 01 0111Y I.1, ill/t post i.1.1.. ing from the gutters and Streets. Would we are confident that no one will be June, 1921, In the Parish Hall, and Mary Stall at the forthcoming bite that The subject On we ten street, Higheate at P.15 p.tn., tint the publir opinion of England. Can- disappointed. are holding a euchre party and a lecture will be delivered by a promicv ed.. South Africa, and other parts 0. the speaker will deliver his EVir:reAA Tuesday in the Trades flail on Lab- nent speaker, who will be supplemented English an the British Empire emphatically rise "The Report of They confidently app. the 7th inst. Brief ex- SO' vocal and Instrumental Items worth mania to mere up In protest, and demand for Justice. our Commisglon to Ireland." By Prior. Sloane. Abseluiely the Main corridor of the to their host of supporters to attend. Don't forget the Ott The lovely statue of the Sacred Heart ere( 1, d nl piety engineer, garage man, 111010ri,1. etc.. 1920 latest edition, el; pages, 177 life claimed that Australians had a simi- tracts from this. report appeared in the listening to. The East Fremantle Stall held significance. timely of of tile by object closed en meeting was Shepherd. It is read- June. The as Convent of the Good (5 deltas), yet only 311/-, post free 31/-, illustretions, solid binding lar right to Interfere with England's press some time ago but extracts ball on Thursd children's successful the Sacred of Feast yesterday's rendered of were salami. of "God Save Ireland," The tonewentirallon at this week -end ',espial policy In Ireland. (Applause.) ers will understand these To, hopes may he guided, and our an- evenine in the East Fremantle quite Most other recent works on Ttchncal Subjects in Stock, at often :Merl Is 3 chanuel through which all allour specially selected to suit the Hibernian ably by Mr. A. Dwyer, and helped Hall. A full report will appetr In State Secretary and Organiser Speak.. tastes We wish our trust in Thee, 0 Sacred heart! We place slreittrthened. than published prices! lichialiams that our dailies make it their creditably by the meeting. less Issue, next In the hands of to thank for their Items Miss Shelia Mr. Doheny, In rising, was greeted business to cultivate. of E Brawl* t. The tIssust 'eh'P'' Fremantle with applause. and prefaced his re- Mr. Curtin, who knows lahour's feel- Finnegets Mr. T. C Borne Mr. W. inake, Ideas that they can put lotto Self -Determination r.eague has ONLY ADM gs, Stich a large initialer Of outside 1100- to L. marks by being pleasantly surprised at ings on every deinocratie iseute we Dwyer. jun.. Mr. A. Dwyer, And Miss They urge on everyone not to splendid worker In tack Brady. He the Appeal, action. helping are 1:atImIle bodies areettntalented Mir oh, branch had of the loral evposition 1..T their that lo the moiress Glennon, be backward Iti giving vent fluty expect a clear leaving no .lone unturned to ensure least the Stirand mho questioned anti asked to reIt was scarcely necessary for real English Labour's AMMO,. towards mullet, and last but notMae made. J11qt caeually quite recently' Idle success of the social and dance to the thoughts. pine'. whirl] they eC11.1111 With0111 of Malin. him to be present at all, so thoreligh the reign of trightfulness In Ireland. red Heart munvent fee of sinitehruly mentioned a notion they His genial Mite. he held next Friday. Ltd., slighteet demur remark the II do them, was ac- poeition would 'nett the most averte had the local work been done, and and the contemplation heard, A short musical programme, ineludlim always will the Good Shepherd BRANCH FORMATION. thanked them on behalf of the eter11- a suitable recitation by Atles Finnegan, a frond 'on and Is now reaping scolokups of us. Result-host of ticket, a. they MI invariably opine; "but don't claimed live. During his discourse he said will rreeede the lecture We wish to A Branch n0 the League will he opensup- a harvest of coin. his presence was in no way a sign of make it known to any readers of THE ed at the School, Cotteeloe, to -morrow any of your own give their 'MP Fremantle Football Club would T., observe. Btallbolders and Others. glidly Tie elalmeo RECORD who were not present what they port?" hostility In the Empire. 3 o'clock. at hate to search some to find a better afternoon, enjoy PERTH the ladles In all the committee it his Nett to be avne and explain the the announcement was made at ten. first (Sunday) WRITE TO BOX 51., The joint organising secretaries are president than Mr. Bert. Wallwort.' the ',Ropiest reflection that the assiet- looking for news, and feel a little per- Ile is an enthusiastic supporter of the fart- or his ease, by the same right meeting, that It is only by the kindDONATIONS TO THE FUND. that frieh deseendants joined the ranks ness of the Hibernian Society in giving of NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. anee they are receiving is maloubtedlY at limes over the dearth turbed iiatIonsi game among the juniors, and is it lark, and Mr. E. Harrold, of Victoria and very praiseworthy, of the Aestrallan Arno In order to pre - us the use of the hall at a p':rely nomifor small pars. the Will to use matter fore there Is arse to the when always Is element eery,' the status of the small nation of nal charge, thlt, it is possible for lot inconceivable wily the male and others apprise them of work to be done for the benefit of het therefore urged staaholdere Belgium. be like the chairman, class - to provide such a rapid succession Of larking so sadly. It atIs the They must have lots of club, such as rubbing down player', doings. hlg meeting their the rase or taelgium as an alalOgy to public entertainments and lectures. We this most earnestly that for along to send information and generally for donations, a looking along pre- purpose, and as readers are becoming sisting the secretary. MONET TO LEND. That we Mat be con- are all grateful to the society for their that of Ireland. in mind, The gents will entity. EFFICIENT lb EXPERIENCED He was Instr. reRENTS COLLECTED. sistent and see that asking for justice trift, and we know only too well that pared to do something and ready atto pre unsettled and dissatisfied with its scar- mental in forming the club at the beworkers be it would likewe to offer in instance, that for Belgium ,liAlreaeitii,itetwrever-taxed had they more city at time,, the execulite ask them ginning of last season when they playwise had every reason to now discuss given without stint in cause Of ,!ear oil not to fall heeding this modest request. ed In the Fremantle Church Aseoeta. Architect. Justice for Ireland and make some ef- Ireland. Ami they too, Should ever reniembee tion. tinder the name of St. Pat's. Ile AUCTIONS CONDUCTED. fort towards that end. (Applause.) whose Mat Ul Ill their entertailmonts of what- made the cattmlic Men's Society the areleterts or any arclateet Tie The attendance at ,our last 'Hemline MONTHLY STATEMENTS. be ever character or kind. a representa- venue of ills activities, and the Majorcould In his criticism of the wrong -doings was encouraging in t..e.re- respect, aryl knowlethre profeesimial or a ge- tive from headquarters wIll always be ity of the members of the club are naof English Government in Ireland, he tr all W1111 Were Men pre.Sent tonne alone brourht to bear in the lay -nil the Wes - glad to grate the proreedinge, however turals reek/tan Brothers' Old Boys. had on his side prominent men of Eng- and bring a friend cea two on Swain! neral arti,lie arrangement ofwould be to chronicle the doings or issues The slows% and popularity of the club's of all parties, univer- night the result mitt be a packed hall. the conunittee 1919. Fair, Edb., Irene A3370. 'Phone, help 10 arranged for that time if they will only fortnightly dence can be mainly attrisity' ofessors and governers, leaders an luereasing number of sympathisers, glad of their Co -Operation and The send alone a memo or advice. buted to "Wally," as there is not and id hops avid clergy of the Church of and what Is !noel important a eubstait11180 out a plan or inviting design. much that lee does not know about runEngland, besides heads of various other Gal addition to our brawl' roll. Brick executive would appreciate most highly Screen Ad. We have beautiful ning a select dance. religious sects, and also the powerful The meeting Y.111 open at 8.31 pen. a brief outline or prollle to follow, and Houses for Sale within easy dis1 he committee took advantage of the deis Archdiocese opinion of tile representatives of the within the if emote( NVe have ample Funds to lend Mrs' or the National presentation halal emisiderasuch a Monastry, Cathedral. English Labour Party. Therefore, desof tance sirous of extending PERTH) (SOUTH "What eneitied BARRY attraction WoPictnrial to KEVIN £500 up sketch and propa£250. 5300, news a rough mhdeading £75, £200, pite what hy providing Just COTTESLOE. St. Joseph's, and other Churches BRANCH. the Theatre Royal 011 Saasslstanrr men Love" ganda was spread about, powerful EngRates of Infor the purpose, the expert Current 5.1,000. the ren- turday night last. and through and Schools. Good terms if rewas seleed with the graIhh The second committee meeting of the e511.11111,d In this regard would be terest. PRESENTATION CONVENT BALL. ittee ai inesti- courtesy' of lite management were enabvity of the position, and the serious above branch was held on Wednesday. quired. the Appeal co MANAGEMENT derhig PROPERTY led to earn valuable publicity eagletresialts Welch such a policy would have 2;th May, when the full committee were yeti yet perches.' your ticket mable service. ance In the projection of a screen ad. at forHave He instanced the present. in other countries. The (Mar was occupied by the Presentation Convent Dail on Craftsmen. the show. Other Wert els famine personal efforts put forward by Mrs. the president, Mr. J. P. Devlin and 4th July next? eineina houses have I'Ven approached to theThu.., -3E'deter of Lord French. and the vice-president, Mr. F. Clifford, anti Desperd Ai army of artisans is most requisite JCO who were fortunate enough to The Lady Brsee, a pronanent lady in the also the secretary, V. Yates. hr connection with the XVegtralla Fair. extend a similar help, too, and when at be able to avail themselves of the op"pitchers" any day or night now portunity of attending the dance in St. MR T. L O'SULLIVAN, Of how the minutes of the previous meeting were social world of England. Eleetrielans, carpenter., painters. crafts- the PERTH -STREET, BARRACK 41 the roi 11011'1 to look out for slide fall !iamb' tools. of genera! of vanem with evidence kind.. latter, having eolleeted men or all emairrned, anti various Items Representati ye. Hall, Claremont, on Tuesday ran as- lie Henri, of the Good Shepherd Ap- Thomas' It was de(Opposite Town Hall). rious outrages, signified her intention oldness was transacted. and others useful generally who night last, were recompensed by a not sist in any of the foregoing directions peal. of disclosing such to the people of Eng- rided to secure a suitable photo of the of unstained Dim frolic, and apparently varies are This was rruetrated by the set- late Kevin Barry to he kept in the land. are wattled moet urgently. Posters. ending: enjoyment which will be never any Are there zute of the lady's belongings on her schoOlroont. it has been suggested by filtering In rapidly. by those present. In all, well nigh a dozen large calico long remembered By this ruthless the branch rommittee to approach the arrival at liolyitead. teatime... willing 10 alit in this sphere posters The moet optimistic anticipations of bate been ',Warted, and yespolicy England was alienating the sym- state council in reference to having a of activity -ere ate organ) were considerably exterday being a holiday, the advertising ceeded from a financial pathy of Americe and France, when at suitable badge strtick for members Of and social asMaterial. committee embraced the opportunity to The members are Invited the moment when the friendliness and the league. put up the signs. As will be observed pect. and patrons themselves were gurBuileline material of all sorte, secondhelp of the. former Is so desirable. The to attend atwitter piddle meeting on prieeel et the 'levelly and quality of the 51,0.51 -street, pot over In Barrack toe Mlle, paint, mine, limber. Is hand would xeneral aleofness of America is mainly Sunday Peet -lime the 51,11 June. which presented-realisation beIlienIture, that which opposite to the Town Hall, will be seen entertainment plan, stet palms. due lo the Way In which the Peace being held at the Hibernian Ilall by the gay, a large 01.1101P41 wording hanger, also ing beyond the expectations of the most is needed In derogate and make Treaty min (subsequent conferences Peter Lam. (Perth) Branch. As a result of this prelimithat will tin the balustrade of Mr. 11111's dental salignitie. distinctive rabrIes, anything huge merle rompensalion for variong small It is tile intention of the Kevin Barry intimation. the ball rands are now nary and fm - Parlour at the corner of Barrack tend In make benefited the tuitions aryl dependeneles ignoring lie- Brandt to hold social eveteltigg at a nit in a Fogel slate, and the committee are 1.01114itlillafr as well Is - reets !fay The futility of the Go- later date. In the St. Joseph', schoolland the male. Pending al fresco carnival show. Illled with unbounded enthusiasm and el111110. Mrs. NleCarthy's Railway view. and the when paraphernalia apparent a membership was very other has all vernment The branch Rs rooms. bold await the hire event with conittlence on in very Hotel relies evidence populatien tie ethrIvIng and proeperone or nearly forty members. and eight new 118011 of any deerriptinii, so sine qua out-of-door en. reliel that the Appeal is new in fhtll the first Monday night In July a: Well's country 1.1.4,1 to decrease from eight and members were secured at the last meetlion with these monster-e. are *Mars swine: likewise Mrs. Chamberlain's hiatVi*Chl"; The ing. lertaimpents, of roar a half millions to about four. It hseeress of the 10101,t-MCII:loe the faciug Cenwiten Coffee Palace, Railway promises end the law of home Rule Whieb Will be quite ittill.peueilblr The next eommittee meeting of the dame fresh In their memories, big tral steams has a very line poster. 01011ed a start Is made to erect the great not being put Into effect, the people at Kevin Parry Branch meets nil Wednesthe nn fear can be entertained by the revaonly aetIvIties are and to those readers who enilld the first opportunity elected a majo- day. itth May, at 8 p.m (committee and patrons alike for the sucluate, of the hunitriiratinn of a help In 1111's)' Important re-inflections by nod semblance rity of ripresentatives declaring atte- only). of the third Annual Presentation publicity campaign, and when cess provision of anything mentioned, they vItrorousadvertising stant, to Sinn Fein and vowing their Only a month now re"01MSONIA" --, HITS, IN A VARIETY means to train are convent Bail, GOLFERS. SMART ROLL kindthe Glii,eeiA very greet all a House of coneerring the ire boycotting of weed,' brilliant and before, the most intention request for neging , xhansled, the NOVSTRIPES, OF Cile:CKS Aeli ROBERT EMMET (LEEDERVILLE) Further than this they nes and immensely seeisiing the Ap- eventually CommOns. AND SQUARE COLLAR. SOME FINfunction or the 1921 clawing publlr reepouee will have treated such dazzling BRANCH. peal. The period In the declared a government of their own, yea.. take, Mare. AND INSET PliCkE VS; FINCOLELTY CONIMASTING effects WITH to make Its ISHED as tnipreselon watt tie Valera as their president, depass more quickly Rota Mena. A very eucressful meeting was held and !Merin' mowersis to indelible and lading sotnewhet BUTISHED SELF BUTTONe, emed in function for themselves. Ap- on Sunday last under the presidency of orenplese with the one OURS, SELF AND NOVELI'Y the laud In the 1.11,1 Jinn- eas enumerated the further dissemination of what's on fold when pealing for a loan from the Melt peo- Mr. J. Coonan at the Arrainnore Setiool, ilenight only of an especial object, and PRICE, 39/13. TONS. will no longer he necessary. name. of the Perth firms who had come find when the probably will venders ple for their Government. they had It T.erderville. State Councillor J. E. Edcontoreanielng III the 3.-.I,tatite nf the times wards delivered a very interesting ad3/1/6. 24/e1 39/0, 42/-i 45/-. 4th of July arrives that they will be Mere than ever -subscribed many Ea Gratis. end a. a mark of minTitett SMART'GIBSONIA mate, Ill return, impicpared and win therefore, to their se. The eiteeees of their laws was dress it,, the alms and objects of the the executive Mr. eeteeite and thank appreelation to committee desire The disco's, WITH FINISHED wonderful. and the people Of Ireland leaelle, which was listened to with 1.0e:KETe. to alterwareis PATCH if Chris. McCarthy, motor pioprietor. Mel- regret, be unable strut. COAT FROCKS. IN NAVY would regard it a' a great fatoerMini were satisfied. This taking away of great Interest. with enthusiasni, fortified with praetiA good number of BRAID TRIA13113.is, NOVELTY Asti" EMrender; rettieletbereit to aerial! bourne -road. for the donation of two CHI participation, a real "night out." ANI, BLACK, FINIStleD WI'l'iI the government from England only matte members were enrolled, including sevIll when ie.! emotert leareviiiper their durutilised were cane. signs, which It did not suit eral ladies. SELF GREY, BROWN, the latter more hitter. FLOSS are pleased to chronicle that Miss Our president would be BROIDERED DESIGN OF want of any artiele or ware. ing the week -end. and also to express K. We them to have an empty courthouse very pleased to see more of the people of the Hotel Cottestoe, was AND ilLAtes .5711\VIIITE ellECkS. STITCHING AND PATENT BELTS. appreciation of Mr. Cairns Hill's kind- the Kearney, A Rare Gift. whilst Shin Fein 'mutes were Mow. It take an Interest In this noble cause, and lucky winner Of the ft /I /- worth to be of groceries PRICE, 25/ ness in permitting a hoarding severely hurt their importance, so they hopes to see a large number at our next disposed of by art union at 75/, byto the Appeal PRICE, The Pleseutation Weser,. Chas. the dance referred verandah. to his (Mee,' to In above, to assist Inprohibited Dail Eirann from meeting, place at an will take et catholic which meeting, el 'e. 'dew of the Callum,' and Co.. too, tad not fail In re- the funds or the Presentation Convent and tried to suppress the rotate. enroll- early date. Following are the mimes of CHECKS CHEAIOT COAT FIROCks, SMART COAT, SMART PWIllt1111111, Ile1014 a profusely illustrated (MBSONIA assistance, request for to a f31111011,4 now the snerlding object general meeting of the this next for The ing Ball. the ofileers:-President, Mr. J. Coonan: of the Saints and 1111 had pleasme. In use their of lives pillateation own EMIR IN FIAISHED, CUT AND of COLLARS, WELL Many members STORM secrePLAINS, be held in the PresbyAND committee will "Black and Tans." vice-president, Mr. Si. Collopy: 1:11111.eh 105ehhugy, has net yet been al a few daye ago in reinventing TRIMMED Tonne word.. terv, rotteshie, or Wednesday night the Irish Constabulary refused to carry tary. Mr. I'. Berry: treasurer, Mr. J. DISTINCTIVE sTY1 ES; Wiltrh PATCH AND NOVELTY COLLARS; ranged Tor disposal. eit yard, of calico to make more post- next, et 8 p.m. The ranks of the comor on the infamy of oppression, so these fleimett: committee. Mrs. Yates, Miss nest itEcono in Tite. PATAND partheilar, FACINGS Mr. Ram on Ire- Kereally. Messrs. Galvin, Ryan, Flynn. PLAIN GIBSONIA e,. 'tt a minute's notice, -Greet. mit', enntimie to be reinforced at each FINISHED FLOSS STITI:IIINOS AND s' latest reernite were let loose described vier*. age, the "Sienniau," of Murray NAVY, sticce.sive meeting. auguring well for lend. Mr Dobeny here BLACK. Cretan. IN Flanagan ENT BELT; LARGE FANCY BUTTONS. Vocal and Instrumental Concert. P.11... 'mantra°. to write up a poster. the final effort. them fully, adding "They had half of a VIP ffillowing donations were received: AND WIIITE. is the InBROW!, ANli PRIM, 14/111/41, 15/5/0. soldier's vieee and Ilene of a police- Mrs. Areas. CI /I /-: Mrs. Yates, 5/-; The returns of Mrs. 1.811 Dwyer's of- Mitt the reward of his effort nuleide of -street. 2 ith in Hayrack the timation mi He then described Mise KeneallY, 5/-: Mr. Bennett. 5/ -Hall 0, the Town PRICE, man's virtues." £4/4 at tering PRICE, 05/19/13, E(1/13/0. VPIA11111111, Appeal room a1100.1. the horrors perpetrated by these outult, are not all hl. and the emionlitee are it was also moved that a letter of rooms et the very first Now Id laws in the name or responsible gov- gratitude and rontrret dation be stmt to pleased to say that the proreeds obtain- top window. by the ft-mowing inscrip- get the office, just yOu try. do this: Ring of tion: "Home of Good Shepherd Appeal A1125, ask Mrs. Shine to He gave several harrowing the district secretary of the Hibernian.; ernment. ed amounted to a grand sum total switch you that Room 52." He told Office, ran thus diselosmg descriptions of turnings, etc. to the approximately reply straightforward his for Please ring again. and then A1125 over of how they went home to England Loyalty T.estme, the attemtp was well warranted, and reTelephone, pardon frequent allusion to the matevery week-etet with a kit laden with PERTH flects ereattenly on this lady's enthur the '1111011e -lilt maintain ter nit to using & GIBSON PLY. LTD., UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, FOY looted jewellery and valuables, etc. In PADRAIC PEARSE (81.1111ACO) BRANCH. staem and eeal. but there is more to eonclusion he asked for the wholeAn Wediueitiay, May it, 'ii. hearted Ruppert of Australian labour in mc.ph's Schoolroom, eubisco, the recentHe °netts* It from their projecs.

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"Catechetical Method" The Glory and Tragedy of the Single State THE CONNECTION EFTWEEN INTELLIGENCE AND 11101RAIATT

of faculty whatever; the mpst exalted have lust the tirst bright blownthis (III). life being that youth, but especiany true is sick. end in view slate of the spiritual the knew we th and Now old are where the patents in which one is wholly oblivious of the Catholic chil- we can select the meant, because the sell, yet whiney occupied with God. of attachment The meAnd yet, within her spirit is to atrcng that aim of a subject determines the mental faculties dren and parent com- The exercier of the A far-off land was seen, Out end is twofold, of marriage thod. must cease; the soul must be pashave held her they put a': thouelite such a par- prising instruction might education, and which A home, out of their heads until sive, incapable of meditating or of Mee lilt''' from But then I should have felt some reail A love, which might have been. ent is dead 'low many cases I know the one leading to the other; the for- even having a good thought of God that a Alter a periihl ui lading health exFOR THE "WEE ONES." am also i.ry pleased to llu corner. I mere being responsibility in the matter. As the morlatter Life-nut the Archbishop and years, in And SDIlle pray intellectual and mer place returned aver work has your tending ',who Harris, (Mind/dup, 2111- for the You liked of girls who live and Himself. Its sole function is to pasthings :nand, 1 am quite clear. The 80. is that the more Of daily ebb and flow, card and sends ,,. I hope the -Milian Oezaiiaway that Walsh, of Detain, has died, aged His sively receive the infused light of fur those whom no une else can real. Our contention Holy rather, in clearing claimed her, easier Very grateful, Nellie over pleasant beer, your Leer aiitt the itself-had Our_." Life Dublin. But at instruction girls the al one home t'l these perfect nursing and in a place in this world. Heaven. According to this theory, the wet weather hasn't from our cause those things that to he Grace was une, of the big figures of given' And she had let it go! old will the education or ',Inmate end be the soul would be in such a state 01 of which Fremancods list its on -street, nasty places those Russel adversarworld of our the by C. O.Haney, forward Mrs. you Procter. were put Virgil eithee -Adelaide the for years. shown !lenient!, 40 have "10/. past we in As sends the plevulent for su sacrificed attained. kindly have history also Irish they tle indifference that it would maids. But Thanks. swank, KVA,0 goteg to rlirn qi par ies as reasons for leaving our case for knowledge absolute \Vee Ones. nod bless t hem." blessing Lite Story. I So much had been said and written their hearts .311 the altar of a sick cannot stand alone, no longer give itself any concern abam sere, PM. Kevin. toothier, Cheque and unclealt with, has done us, good friend. the You Joseph maketll alone William a virtue nor yourself Dr. of years alone Rev. enjoycii Most dwnining peothe bed., or on alai out either Heaven or Hell, or any of appreciated. She think, an enarmous service." on the married state that some Dorotte "Fermoy." Broome said rant a %,-..1 abo'tt tee the was bent in Dublin on JanThey at least enlightened and virtu:mai Christians, the dogmatic teachings of Kathleen !McGuire,for as :"rit.erly. Walsh ple think that those who have re- father or a mother. the "Wee Ones." is led sn 11,10,1;il'e to want His We Quay. produce. seek 11111. sends 1/Essex to at 11 we hearing of not1841, which 30, riel Ptgott. uary happiness Traps the you, Church; and being thus lifted above I will send a tam' to mained singic are to be despised. have had Thanks lithe friend. Walsh, was a watchyet:, my to combine intellectual and moral, to the body by a supernatural union Ralph bless refereed her wiii,tanding your (Ingle for the bazaar father.' "God sereypress the fervent the important against most be Katie Wiggins, Cunderdin, the One of Such would Ones." sure yell will -Mt towel the maker and jeweller, before he removor mother reconcile the instraction and the edu- with God, it would, forego the prat ann said and 21/- for the "Wee vices rendered icy- Archbishop \Valsh teachings of the Catholic Church, child" from that father ee Ours" and yiii.r ionise nisean. Many thanks, Katie dear; very' gratecould cation by making one serve the other of chareel to 19 (now 30). Parliament -street. Avatar the Natiunalist movement was which looks Jima the single state as a when the end came. The world com- as a means to the ene. While dis- tice of the necessary works ful. would that Dublin. His parents (of whom he to ex give anything ity, and in the end lapse into senby him in the not played one. part holy the of natives et the agreeing with such eminent educa- suality. depreto THE GREEN AGAIN. was the only child) were is attempt knowledge the Their It state for forgeries. single Doreen's First Letter. pensate the Pigott to the call leisure of The HerCounty Kerry, and were followers of was his Grace who deciphered an just as much a vocation as that to death -bed that they had been duti- tionalists as Plato, Kant, and necesDuke-st., Northam. May 16. ciate the value of speculative or inMassingliani-street, / I. of Dear Aunt Ressle.-1 suppose youis O'Connell; who patted the fumatters of Daniel In If tainy men knew it, bert, we bald that both were knowledge state. Soamea, tellectual to married children. or ful telegram it, it is code you, religious impertent the .111 think I have forgotten My Dear Aunt Ressy,__Tios Archbishop on the head when the Times' staid -or. from one of his fact, one weuld want to be surer it would be such girl- they would sarily connected; still we admit that faith and prayer led to fatally lax wrineu to you. and ture Walsh an long since my last letter. We have if it does principles in morals. Quietism was tIrst time I have accept was a boy of five. Dr. for as mho as wives, instead of the some connection exists, and rile harder for it is had much rain lately in Nerlham, and enabled out fur which look will Anaaica, vocation, you ii' this hope of I agents are to A girl why not use it to the fullest. Plato I gn to St. Ros-day. In his infancy he was dedicatedwas author Molinos the green grass atul mushrooms on Sat- your many nieces. by Parnell and his colleagues to circum- a man or marten m this state ta giddy butterflies or to her parents held the one produced the other and condemned,rsriedforoa beginning to come. I went out COtiVela, whlrh is conducted of the Church. He life. and I got t that has been faithful to school very Mel). the service vent a .-iniste" move that was be- save his or her soul than in the marordaY gathering mushrooms, could be educated the the Sisters and I like lot Fitzpatrick's only Mr. at a that first and educated imanion they co of ralii of a faithfal full. be side because state, thicket other trill a ried or religious ing prepared on the (c) Our first step then to virtue is Town Hall We have had a aIlse I 11111s1 There was a dance In the was channitter. school in Ship -street, before going in the Atlantic. Ile also furnished Sir are in the midst of the world and comfort to the matt she weds in his moral. In the Politicus, he states that father owns a good and is right and a solid feundation of Christiap knowthe other night, and thi re 1856 to St. Lat.rcnre O'Toole's Semiof rlmse 110W WIIII lore to yourself which surrounded by temptations, and hay. heur of need- But the men of to -day "due standards of what to Russell with letters Charles attendance. The funds Attire Inhallaidwas proWe want a spirit of Faith those ledge. given Gal. only be can the Art good Municipal the wn""""' nary (now EA BEARD. St. Joseph's tennis court. The a"i*i°"r DOTI vow, nor bond, to help do not wart seach girls: and to God perly educated." In his scheme of primarily, but we also seek a reasonwritten to 11k Grace inn "W". with fern and cher- tilet e, -street), first as a day - Pigott had before the publication of ing neither prettily decorated them, they may the more easily be keeps them for himself in the. single State in the Republic, only the pro- ed basis for that Faith- Moreover, limo you as Otte Of myI lery, Harcourt mediately Delighted In the centre was a large Here ry blossom. boarder. a as later boy. and many lights little nieces, my dear Doreen letter:, in the induced by the devil into commit- state. Japanese lantern, lit up by Wil- the first of the forged was Think some other little Merl, Ili your his school -fellows included Sir perly educated possessed any morals. we have the authority of Plato in For a Brother':: Sake. and a lot of little ones gentled: it I am Times, which left no doubt as to ting sin. represented a Jap. family owe ow many tellers, atilt He did net see how Fitch a thing as stating that this knowledge will of decorated so that it committee the whether they of tell to Wonderlmr Why II,ev have not written. liam Butlerpeople call a gal who sacrificed went foreknowledge How known have I Pigint's The garden. noes., the humble vntite's could -exist. He itself tend to the moral improvement think her -He afterward, went Ii. the Cathie know and It a success. There is one bombshell that was heine prepared have a voeation te the single states all to try awl suit. two wayward bro- was so convinced that intelligence ei the child. To know '1 ruth is a a lot of trouble to make now not nuking Green, Stephen's; Is I am If University-, lie organiser, t. leirotliy. through no them who were addicted to drink. nano If clear. Mrs. Bailey. the are leader. sights Irisa The of her the fur remind and and her midge Kalgoorlie, mistake morality were necessary co-rela- first step taken towards its practice. where Cardinal Newman was rector. leaving Northam for her a farewell a fault of their own, they never got Many were the tears the shed over and Write the a long letter next heir or When religious truths have been inme. he never planned her friends are lasing evening and tell tile all the nevi, around Keller- He early attra,.;(4 the attention of The Times' Commission. to marry: if they them; mealy the prayers she said tians, that planning opportunity an be In the schoolroom on Friday a philosophy of stilled into the mind, they will Unithought of Cardinal Cullen at the Catholic ITI11.-Vcrir loving AUNT RES,Y. xi. Dr. Walsh was examined as a wit- courted, but through no fault of for them. When people told her she morals F a distinct thing; mental likely to make an impression on the to hate a a Mathematilie won where versity, We are trying to arrange if vain; in was a fool, that she ought to leave effort was a moral instrument is ness in the Times' Commission 1888- their own. they c tufted the State school memorising to mere Indeed, heart. football 'oaten with cal Scholarship. about a fort89, and ais evidence helped to expose they never felt an inclination to them to their own ways, and nut be Plato and thorough going effort to not without some advantage-it is boys; It may collie off in//NITWIT) My Little nrienLmoniea. rail fix who enter any other state, these would be ruining her life aad breaking her Maynooth. Richard Pigott, night's time. If Fattier forger, the have often with high. 25 Ttekeielil-Mect, on How soal waste. the absolute Is lifts not staying truth reach cOuSlii My things up. dated signs that God did not wish them to heart over tines, she simply said: "If Fremantle, 20/5/21. We went down to the He entered Maynooth in 1858, in wrote to his Grace a letter had a rimilar view, a moral we heard that tbe Catechiggr which us at present. It is and tsar Aunt Peggy.-- hope you are days before the marry, or it may be duties Vs -yards mother were here :'he wouldn't leave Herbert Weir yesterday afternnon. be keeping well. and hem! you hale nol the Logic class, and was ordained March 4, 1887 (three --"Min ie, determined had been memorised, even though The Inspector willwork Crime." and overflowing. "Parnellism about. article, parents, brothers or sisters, etc., them." I have nnowa that girl determination terms is going the first in deacon WIlleti sub -deacon and lie not understood, proved of some use accented knowledge. will !Me to sixth hail the natant/A. it, his by coming soon, andto I pass again impossibiwell an letter but sire marriage the the Times). The in of those worthless fellows makes one Into have all had when appeared We which 1862.63. The fact of being able free. He acquires a in later life. want I himself If thinks hard 110a al, the found mak- went off and married without as of I have this iww, thank God. ways news and ConfidenGod's irate are the " -cc nr These Is all too young was still baity. This his course class. Finishing your the lines keeping? of sensory prudence, aided by a to recall the actual words of the I am sorry and 'rote: "I wish to say ing known that He wishes such an much as thanking her, to take them kind lime. With love to yourself itt tial." be- Catechism has always been a gain to are 1101 taking such for ordination. he was selected seem nephews this and nieces edacation; suitable "wee ones." as it male aware of the de- one to conse:rate himself or her- back three years aver. and care for interest In filling the cards this year de 1864 for a three-year course of spe- I have From yoU';1 comes morality." Instt action is ab- its possessor. I would willingly they were last. proceedings that are self to Hint in the single state, tglivItNI'PORZA RD. her two little children when his own solutely necessary ror moral culture, was cial studies in the Dunboyne estab- tails of certai a I could tea the little mites if of very pleased all object his with the of account preparatien wife left en (dl "That which converts and had him of in collectduties to go the Discharging enough Girls. lishment. My dear Norman,-I am after Mee The and the untrained cannot be moral. such a strong and but yml will Professor of Theology in the absence destroying the mfluence of the Par to hear from you again ing, whirl] I Wm not, so f 11011epeople here is evil way's. It was her happiness to Likewise, Kant held that intellect- saves is not knowing the truth, It is nice to thing are The Fremantle We all know such girlsprotracted silence. Pannie nie. . ." in Parliament.. of the tint Party priest it." Yes, but to feel the truth feeling e bringing hate fill ',line the incline he Dr. Neville. of illness children only through the because she perreiwd duty we ually married that my dear Northam and that "some busy.wo.-king for the Sisters' coming never who one with Thus. it. *no first know last in his you most to that poor fellow forgotten me entirely, which will lake place some time bit indo- bazaar, happened to be the eldest of the merits. and making his last sickness motive of action. Kant, we admit that the higher the of them were only Just atheweemushroom.' They have had a few enIn October. (b) We assert that a connection intellectual concept of the work the Perhaps when which Were sucfamily, and mother or father died, and death a monel one. When I tried lent. those that tertainments already, very' sad reintelligence and slire. became I am she have ceased to attract them was, It reason cessful. other some or Corner will by does exist between by the graveside higher the mural standard also. The to her comfort tee; when: Perth are still absent from the of In necessary. people She to the Knowledge so much news news sponsible for the older members. is knowbelOVell return to It with ever saying: "St rely you ought not to morality. I hope heard of the death of their With- best foundation for morality me. liallinan. to tell their cousins and had to take the place of the mnther, cry, but be glad that the poor fel- Ignorance is no aid to virtue.doctrine. is a maxim of theology ledge. and priest, the Rev. Father More "fans," tennis the some of amongst Christian hope one she became out a grasp of you are keeping? I words, the is Tabby other in How or, or denot does pleasures de.ath." she said: the' supernatural that the low died linppy a igThat you enjoy has knorkeil some 1117.111e0l the hall was a thing of the twat those who are known as "the little "Father. , I'd go through it ail over children will grow up in spiritual all stroy or cancel the natural, but precourt. + am sure dance alit saving up stamps I 0111 of 111111. a perfect Joy. She spent her life nobly again to save his soul." Oh, the won- norance, and become a prey to of beauty Slid the mother." a good timelier so have sublimates and it and adds to sopposes it, you up for things hunI hope Father Kearnan fixed will have one letter. and generously, either working for derful love of a good nustrilian wo- those evils to which such ignorance it. The great bulk of Christ's teachyou mentioned. far. and T thiok with for the rootballofmatch my next the younger members that they man. and ., sister's love is second is sure to give rise. The "Quietism" him to take such dred to sendtoyou ing on ethical subjects consists in reII is very good see The Rosary when It Bend down nor you go or century is a striking ex- inforcing it, tint see Interest in the boys' sport. not might have food and clothing, I did the main principles of naonly to the love of a mothea That of the 17th dear Nor- was in Perth? sentiit said she to your school work. My and went to-day, will else in keeping house for them. do- young woman reared and educated ample of tie limits to which Auntyyou and imparting that hopes great [Wile have liter I man f W0111E1 any reasoned ba- tare, clarifying them out were of void you are was very Mee. they while mentality, whirl. work the class ing sixth and that go into his two children by her own earnings, for only my cold Is uot quite better. Quietists a deeper insight into them. Again, so anxious to reach. Thank you"Wee (asiness She saw them grow tip, and the -amid would call her an old sis. may lead to. The at another, so I wa." caueht the supernatural even have ail virtues, might the and Well Aunt to be perfect the the love you send myself was finished and when her work wise and stayed at home. new, been held that for one ones, are radically and functionally maid. not thirking had she at preOne s."-Your loving, AUNT BESSY. Ressy, as this Is 1.11 the and she had reared them. she found selfish she could here married over soul must be quiet; neither reason- natural virtues. to a close, letter rry bring I will sent any ing, sympathising, ror exercising Katie's Doing Splendid. Give itiy love to that the years had slipped past and and over agaic. with love and lasses. Cunderdin, May se. 111 all at St. Vincent's.-Mohr roving- men, she was not as young as she would (To ne Continued). lines MONICA FITZGERALD. sisters younger Dear Aunt Bossy,-dust a few Her be. to ents are ridicuioes. Mr. W. A Watts. to the like Remains of my Removal see to Before Photographed lel you know I was pleased nieee, is 'The Late Archbishop Your letter, my dear little DON'T MAKE A SPECTACLE OF received niy had their friends, their young M.H.R. (who ought to know better) Pro -Cathedral. letter to TILE RECORD. IWe very sorry to YOURSELF. have had rely welcome. but f atetroubled looked on lightly they while men, declared his opposition to the printhe collecting card safely. by been have hear that you wno wear cheap and common Those the famnot of some rain up here lately, and the counis maid' "old health the as your her ciples contained in the reverberant that The National University, I will Influenza and make a spectacle of themlook Mee. Alelboune. May 25. try is beginning to can. I do hope filled the task SJ well that when Dr. be. was that she has spectaeles it Perhaps ily. phrase--self-determination, or the We get THE so good as tt should one at Bea that. ludicrous selves, and Walsh Vicwrite as often as i again. 1867, Dr. in University retired a Neville His efforts to secure has claimed another soon be quite strong will CorDeath the yOur Yon make vision, it L.: read aids In to deal wearing these always fore I a great and sacrificed ground that England's flanks would RECORD. can't collect (who was ordained) was given the other than the Elizabethian one at mush- Don't worry hecause von yourself consult a qualified torian priest in the person of the Rev The rain has brought the enough ner. well her sisters and bro- Most important to the of get wedding days Ones." be in the hands of a possibly hostile "\Vee the DunHe for the 13y in gather while glasses that he we 18.36, wear In optician and or Werribee. College Green were prolonged. rooms up. and when pleased. chair. Heaney, very be and Michael shall days, I and pleasant happy'. strong and enclosing thers be done, I am prescribes. or mull) harm may and power. This argument is an actual for wr fry and eat them. as pretty boyne establishment, he acted as As- pamphlet and sermon he had One" are looking every of the instead of the desim1 good. Mr. B. was born 56 years ago in Ireland, or thought knew nobody a postal note for £111/-. Please send The "Wee one adoption of the odious principle that and (late Carr flowers. with Dr. faciliof of Maynooth, Librarian a garden years pleaded the necessity optician, of the Royal Arcade, Perth, studied at St. Patrick's, another callecting card at once as I as [hat's how sistant longing in her own heart. which in the with "might is right," since it admits that and of them have bright eyes. the highest qualifications in the where he was contemporary ties, apart from T.C.D., for Catholic have not seen "Micky Buzzer" Yet. must Archbishop of Melbourne). she hid away holds geeerosity I want little Monica to lie-she noble her taking Indeed and if left to themselves tae Irish people eXaliali.111011. Hate by the the of joined he is a good benefactor, and I am hay I hope foundation He On the Ireland. do Ler best, to get well again. O'Keeffe Case. and thought of in into consideration II1S Wide experience Archbishop Marini, but three days' holiday next week, and ill 1890, would declare for independence;benewilt Ir a great sitecelfs. and the trans- only to be spokenwhen y and get more money for the the nattaatr she knelt be- and constant practice, it is no exaggera- Archdiocese of of Melbourne law- National University, ecclesiastical those moments to keep lazy. he knotts famous the continues In it refuses to let taem have the promises Tabby sevemore of at'Galway the most highly have Is i Colleges say that he priest the to of tion "wee ones." as assistant acted the and he 111114111S to suit, known as the "O'Keeffe case"- forrnatien in and place, prisoner gond judglonely next a their has the of he fore exeicise to Sartain free of Ault.. of the over whole fit in the qualined optician reand I am going Cork into semi- autonomous Tabernacle. and including Daytesford, Keep the stamps until Nearly all keep It. Ile may be consulted daily in ral parishes, trail& week to see some friends. I have a largo ill which the Bishop of Ossory was centres acceptable Fifteen ment. I could go on to show that to Churchmen, you of them. Royal Arcade, Perth, and those in Brunswick and Kilmore. My little schoolmates gaec something mind How often we hear it said of some the send away owing defendant- Dr. Walsh appeared as a attitude (universally tainele whirls I cannottransport Chancellor tech eyes years ago he became first pastor of this was the appointed was need of adyler repor Dr. Walsh for the "Wee Ones."KATIE WIGGINS. arrangemarhave of could "She -September 1875, spinster: August to the uneertainty In witnessfirst op or the should themselves avail in-. condemned) that Germany took up gn. town to a University. new them the of of Werribee, to the place i want parish she pro- peened!, or caning on him. the ments but happy, been Bishop and Conroy, ried But rather Dr. acted with to Belgium. Katie, he with regard much, toy dear rarely Thanks, very did not see The Rosary; I very when Thereafter Trinity College begat, mised her mother on her deethbed termediate between Melbourne and let us accept the words of the Anglidonation Isee I hone for your nice letter, and the You of Ardagh, and Mgr. nIolloy, as secthe pictures now. have His work there was valuato drift tack to its original state of that she would look after her brovon send the "Wee Ones." be as strong will Geelong. net of Synod write in the National nest the of of Manchester you retaryBishop can so of very good indeed to collect am and as merry u.s the writes! and merble, for it Mc:haled the building of April issue of [he Pilgrim, a monthly than one chap- a Protestant Episcopalian institution thers and sisters." And when she had UNDERWOOD BUSINESS much In such a very short time. Igave riest of env 11111e friends. Love, dear Maynooth; and more on the English model. too old. was a church, a school: and a convent she drawn all settled was them never legislation new have loving "We glad your letter In the Corner of the edits: your ter he from review It pleases me Similes, AI,NT TIESSY. the Sisters of St. Joseph. Another you so much pleasure. the I have known girls who have toilAdopts Sinn Fein. up by him and accepted by considered the Irish question withto know that my little friends are made COLLEGE the is being built at Little River. refused and church laboured, and to ed "One given writes. he attentions Sy -nod. split little reservations," the Parnellite out At the time of the happy by His health had been unsatisfactory So you too Nellie's Tribute to the "Wee Ones." chance of marriage, in order that them In THE RECORD. In 1878 he was appointed Vice - Dr. Walsh went anti-Parnellite. of the reservations (perhaps the only love they may BUSINESS TRAINING FOR GIRLS. some time, and at the end of last one) has been that never shall Ireearnings for are among the wrung people who have and ann work their Coolup. College. by Grove, of Maynooth Wattle President Redmond Mr. John ill 1906 I When was the pleasure of mushrooming. of The Full Business Course, Mx hours year the Rev Gerald Fitzpatrick May 7, 1921. from nly little in the sense of a year later a Canon in the Dublin wrote to the Archbishop stating that be able to pay for the education Just been reading letters per day, £20 for the year, payable appointed to assist him. Father land be independent, on tee he hoped to get a good Home Rule their brother who was studying for Northam friends who are finding great course. A Year's £.5 per term. Dear Aunt Bossy,-I am sending Diocesan Chapter. Inhe1881, worse, and he being able to form an alliance with got never gradually could who enjoyment In searching for the delicious Heaney and Prepriesthood, £12. payable became three hours per day, We cannot risk country. hostile a Bill, Dr. Walsh replied stating that the last It is very kind of you to ask my card, with 6s. I am :awry it is death of Dr. Russel, things. Presbytery but for £3 per term In advance. EVEN- died at St. Andrew's I am sending one, he could not support the party ex- have stayed at College fee another card. We are going fer a holi- sident of Maynooth. more. ONLY-Shorthand; Sunday. Our players follow him. an enemy at our gates, closing the ING STUDY have disappointed you not Yes., and when the work but Pm afraid cept on the lsssis of their being in- them. Typewriting. and Bookkeeptng-s as we hope that hie prayers now be- sea-ways and completing our encirCardinal McCabe. No matter, day to the Eastern States on Monhas by not gentling it sooner. the world accomplished was week, t2 10a. per tell three evenings will That is exactly what I all English parties. clement. forgive of I return dependent will day, and when Cardinal dear Katie, am sure you But On February 10, 1885, fore the Throne of God are for Di- Prussia said about Poland. Yet we per term. Perhaps Micky you of some of the sights I saw. For some years before the collapse styled thetn "old maids." me awl do your best, after his Gm) knows BUSINESS TRAINING FOR BOYS. vine blessings upon both his native held that Poland had a right if she if it did matter Buzzer will he Just as generous.-Your With love to the "wee ones" and MacCabe died Three days what movement he rif the Parliamentary AUNT DEBBY. loving hearts death, Dr. Walsh was elected Vicar- had withheld a subscription Special Full Course for Boys, six land and his ad. pted land. from they have hearts of guild. wished, and that Germany held her yourself.-'a OUT loving niece, hours daily, Bookkeeping and AcCapitular; and shortly afterwards, the party funds. He had ceased to too good, end too true, to be the Loyalty and under" -Loyalty. of the Kathleen is Pleased against her will was part NELLIE McCA RT I I Y. counts, EC00011110 Ilistoly, Econopriests planed him pariah affection',, Dublin man's the any of On reading the newspapers lately. woof that the German State system with the Dil- plaything 168 vlolland-str-et. hold any eommunron mic Geography atel Technology, for Nellie, lie dear my Many thanks. Archbishop. of for Himon the list Commercial cue almost despairs of the future first East Fremantle. 15/5/31. Mathematics, so God has kept them toe Susitiesa and wicked." outwas inherently -Redmond combine. At the lon "wee the 16 votes; Dr. Donnelly obDear Aunt Horsy:, was so pleased your little present for English and Correspondence, 0Mce this country. The country will exist. They' could have married, but Having in view the aims of Britain break of the rebellion of 1916 011C self. THE RECORD. It ones." to see my letter It is very acceptable. I received Procedure and Business Method, a better spirit during the war, invistenee on tained 12, Dr. Tynan three and Dr. they dent, so, most likely their this 6., PO wet brie In front of our place. Civics and Elementary Economics of course. but :unless your holday in the Eastern Woodlocic two- Dr. Walsh was un- might have thought he had retired had been have never would There IS a hug puddle; we call It tile hope brothers -C20 for the year, payable t5 per of charity grows up than appears "reservatinn" is clearly illogiena and active Nationalism. Soon alYesterday we had a States will be a very pleasant one. animously recommended by the Irish from dailies, Indian Ocerei. term. of our eoitunns that priests. the things the of an within however, on These are ter, the occasion unjust. It was on when the Convent. three at pleased garden party shall be very EVENING STUDY ONLY, See. to be are being pointed out by the Self Pat keven, Ma, your return you tell me all the news Bishops to the vacant Why Our Girls Don't Marry. election in Longford, Dr. Walsh isnice only for the lain. eireings weekly, £2 105. per term. we shall not have much reason do so Call or write for further particular,. proud of our country. It is time Determination League. and I woe a box of chocolates. They about your trip to the wonderful The Intriguers. It is a pity sued on the eve of the poll a letter I was once asked "Why Catholic Please Aunt BessY, will were lovely. 2357 Plume country this in redoes the Imperialists press appealing for help for the Sinn Fein many of our Australian that the secular that The Government favoured you send nil, a esrd. and I wilt try and East. --Your loving, BUSINESS COLLEGE, must not confuse not they It that the is a prob- UNDERWOOD for It space lie had information, he Sydney. candidate. allow learned single:" CHAMBERS, do all I can fur me' 'Wee Ones." though from BESSY. remain Moran AUSTRALIAN AUNT girls Dr. WEST of call like would they our bazaar is coming on and I am trywhat The with these TERRACE. of is continue priest. GEORGE'S said, that Ireland had been "practiexpositioel ST. what lem that worries every was supposed that he would With love to im- adequate ing to help with that. as if a rabid as talk Cul- cally sold." This was the biggest el- answer I gave them has been ten times conThey contain lie. they Cardinal for to points, uncle, his of yourself and the "Wee Ones." Mellotigt, Ell policy the NEXT NVEEk.--Teresa docperialism were the only political much real value as the conetantlyeon Barry, Lily Rooney, Lenore John - len. Mr. (afterwards Sir George) ection sensation for a long time in firmed over and over again. I beKATHLEEN TANCINEY. vapourings. We the ap- Ireland. sot. and IthIcle McGough. "Loyalier trine worth notice. whereas a prerepeated Kathleen, dear. I tun very pleased to lieve it is because there is a stronger Errington Opp ised in Rome Perth, W.A. the instiSt. George's Terrace, Rebulls Maxwell. liminary question to be decided is. do not want to be too hard on those affection for home and parents ampointment of Dr Walsh, at The PALACE is situated in a most whether progress snould not rather of our fellow -citizens. whose "loyal of the British authorities. After the rebellion of 1916 General ongst our Catholic girls than others. entwining positioe. close to Banks and gation lines of nationalism - ism" is the only super -materialistic preand had home Theatres, as and 1,c along the long Houses, however. Commercial co:trent Sir John Maxwell called at Arch- They are Cardinal Manning, largely patronised by the principal General Smuts. the Prime Minister conception that they have: but it to the Pope, bishop's notate. Dr. Walsh, al- and parents tart, They do not rea- Is State. viously represented In the Graziers Farmers and the though of South Africa. leans decidedly to is hard to restrain our indignation tillable to leave his room, lise their position v., ti! the cold hand MODERATE TARIFF. that if Errington represented not re- consented to see him. General Max- of death comes in, and the home is J. T. GLOWERY, Proprietor. Nationalism, and he praises the Em- when they refuse to listen to our English Government he did A1428, Telephone re- well, it is believed. gene-comments on affairs gene pire (or rather he calls it the British By the time tl,e girl, tried to secure breken up. present Ireland. At Dr. Croke's its reasonaLle upon Commonwealth of Nations) forand rally', his Grace's cooperation to check the quest Cardinal Manning urged the "richer of in permitting danger wisdom Union. Church supreme 'the activities of priests, were also who the Holy See it. from patriots- The General did not sucto .find fuller" life of the nations within for Catholics are gratifies'. ever seeming to be swayed Canada stands pretty definitely Protestant churches litteily discussceed. lie further informed the London." Zealand New Only thing. same the varieties of and furms different chosen. ing him was supplied that if he Archbishop Walsh DrAt last, is definitely Imperialist. for Australia Church Union. It is an evidence with a list of priests who had sucCardinal Manning wrote to Cardinal Arc scarcely affected by the passage ul time. has not yet made up its mind, but that they realise teat division is not coured the wounded under fire dun to its Vaughan: "I thought my last letter cheque blank a given has affairs' that it is et state him. proper the ing the rebellion he would willingly arc entirely to Leo XIII. would have vexed volatile Prime Minister. Mr. Hughes. neither edifying to those who do not en- recommend them for decoration by There is nu risk from flying sparks. as theyseem too We have been on the brink of an Imperialists 'meal the But of Christianity, nor form any a, cept wrong) the.. or non-infiammable. England. Dr. Walsh declined ormous !vandal. Rightly To maintain healthy nerves and energy small-minded or too narrow-minded is it really worthy of followers of of offer. ly, the feeling in Ireland was fullCaof Empire in this problem the to set Anglieen during the trying summer days, keep a bottle Armstrong, Dr. the Christ. Prescience. that Grace's His danger. I found out They imagine that every- Bishop of Wangaratta. referred to light. of CLEMENTS TONIC handy. binet had no part in it; had never An example of his Grace's premust be right when they bang the matter at a recent Synod thing by It question. the science was given when, at the time discussed or touched CLEMENTS of course because the big hum of Empire, or pose saying that "the two most serious held at was the work of three working out- of the Peace Conference, meloadramatically under a flag repre- difficulties ware the acceptance of a Price. in for over thirty years it has proved Modelate Extremely Errington. Are with Trinity College, Dublin, he declined side the Cabinet, senting the British isles. From time definite creed and the question of its superiority as a reliable medicine either to be nominated a member or Thank God, that is over!" to time they hold "thienos," which -re ordination." lie expressed a exto be concerned in any way with in cases of insomnia, nervous Consecration. We will gladly send a specimen Tile anywhere for your teem to consist mainly of denuncia- hope for a vague type of re -union British a to be what considered he similar and to tions of thrise with whose views they -among Protestant churches only, amination. debility, anaemia, Dr. Walsh was summoned decoy to side-track the Irish case are not in accord. ?tome words of of course-by encouraging interAugust on Rome for his consecration ailments. of upshot the In praetice again. Dr. Austin O'Malley, the American. change of palpits, with a guarantee 2, 188.5, in St Agatha's Church, at the Convention was, as Dr. Walsh of your give an expressive description Rome. and roofing College, of Irish He form of non -controversial set mons any other tached to the with it Compare failure. blank a had anticipated, The nearest chemist or the nature of their speeches on these was shy of urging definite beliefs, The consecrating Prelate was Carchoice will surely be for of storekeeper sells this ' e tn his career the end of speaking to the said, Thus He Donoccasion. Dr. by assisted schisms," dinal Moran, since "definitions created popular Australian venerable Archbighop preserved his similar peorde in: his part of the and he thought that a sufficient text nelly, Bishop of Clogher. medicine. and rattled character for logical foresight, keen world: "Their little souls far to -day was, "Ile a Christ." remember It's the At Dublin he was given a great commonsense, and patient analysis tin the in beans dried like around is a good text, doubtless: but tonic that public reception. British official op- of the causes at issue.-RI.P. Possibly irrelevant." the of kettle all Catholics hold that Christ is best position pursued hint, as it did they will be alarmed to hear, what imitated by believiog in His living through his later career, especially an American paper has pointed out. authority on earth. 4,1 MISS M. McMAHON when. as was believed, there was a that Britain and Germany are the Fruits, and ConfecFather J. Keating, S.J.. puts it on question of snaking his Grace a Car- Choicest Pastry,tionery. awe sully two countries left which speak logical ground indeed when he says, dinal32 Pier -street, Perth (Near Ilay-street). in tennis of Empire. "To arrive at identical convictions in The Plan of Campaign. Nationalism and Self-Deterreination. regard to matters which are beyond If Nationalism is the winning doe. the final reach of human reason (as G. E. DINES When the Papal Decree condemn. trine. and it is certaialy more level- religious matt ws meet be), only one ing the Plan of Campaign was isPIANO and ORGAN TUNER, headed than Tmserialiern. the people way is even conceivable, viz , obe0116 HAY -STREET. sued, Dr. Walsh, writing to Carr of Ireland ran coogratelate them- dience to a living authority who can dinal Manning (as quoted in Shane HOTEL. ORIENTAL said: Cardinal) the selves on upholding it at the present justly- claim inibmnsion." Re -union of Leslie's Life Hannan -street, Kalgoorlie. 'Phone 481. time more atm-measly than any ot- is futile except with Rome, which waited had the Fields. anin`ris Hotels on Father One of the Best Holy "If the beet of her people. The logic of their case is alone claims certitude and inialliAccommodation. Splendid for another week. when any infor- Everything Kept, Pining room under the is resistible. wed in r.reAermenee -F.J.C. mation would have been in his supervision of Mrs. Taylor. Meals, 1/6; bilitY. Y JIM FRAWLEY, Pro hands, the Decree would not have Weekly, 27/6.

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Parcels in Ueeful EveryLimited Number of Bacgain We Are Now Offering a day GLASS and CHINA. and once missed, association Creme. Tile Porl-. in awarded situation. deele was I the pace. and beat his uf such a playieg was liters save On resuming. Soutar 0011111 be V1,11 and plav Ming round made use oi Meteor' 'narked line kick by Lowe to 11101, sentell (town. missed all arena. 21/., contains: epponent. and tree. and a Dans, who passed up went the areturned eilet 1111 Seritdan Saturday's League Results.defeat- Humiliate Remain Price No. 1, Price Ftely by Gepp, erieflets. and Mur- South': and passed to Albert Our Of a smantele eaucers, 1-dozett white and mulled, Ile i se bounce chanee. but the se easy From tbe Braithwaite.Sheedy passed to S. Tyson, nage. Lest Perth, Frematitie. tee and gold breakfast Lula :coal, no I put was at %late I child's niatee Plug great hut p01111-.. free. a -dote. a To-dav's i to Halt given Clark. kicked and gold chlna Egg Cups. 's' Perth, 6. by etrele passed the players are to emelt the 1.3:1 train. Welts easthe pamsed die saved. S -dozen white Evans marked lead. and WaS ill, Plates, in (legated eine. kick his nons points,. Dish, I covered ("Tsai! to leyshe Penalised e Ione Kick. raised gold Bread wed Butter solintro. had a ehot. but but dashingly. an Monday's cote.' will be atat II/Dames et:towed glass Butler at- Ballets who frwn ensiled points). who saved unit Gordon Watts. who ( 6 I 03rtl 4.10. tu Eastern Lela CrowdI child's Fancy Mile, SylveSalt (.0111111e1leillg Nate. from South" glass 1,1111. 1 intercepted. South porrelei ed. AteKenzie Squeezer. le Brown, booted a single. This was twin Muse ord [sm.,. de- Cherlie This elialiiii1011 atel i elaitery. glass Jam Dish, I Lemon general. and a poor nail Itieuni nice sized tan, who 1 ed play wile now Cinori. and down. lea I eleole East I rematele. 6, glass seem. Basin. I open roarli the green mei i1 points,. being given. Play tack by another frontSntith passed to gated plaver Shaker with glass top, aud placed foltowed ratig eld exhibition was Pepper eienbrlan glass tested West Perth, 4.5 ground. top, the and evening, white across 11111XIMInt. eVery eitaker with immediatelyin afterwards the twin Iseitsit e-as sent right imslatieht on quids If a elearenee possesnion. and Evans, to Mcomish How the Clubs Stand. 1.1 of a Illoss. al the nuncio, PRICE, 21/.1. Shackloek sent to into requisi- hi the goal for Joe Lawn minus, preseet Milk Jug. place in 1111. iedving Sublaco inentS. were again called P. \V. I,. Its. . lei who kicked a much needed ia granted. he will take his of 1 points. South., flub. le 2 two Slaacklock play- nags :if Easte a lead 30/. contains:-marein the I givirg a generous action, but combination. fur It city time Ilyirow . the the learn. chance Se battling a by Perth E. 13argain Parcel No. 2, Price given Perth. Man and 12 el 4 I I was white and for of ereat 3 Burke He or out Leo prominently groves:typfeal . ed only work Final Fremaialle fine and Saucers, e-duzeti lie booted 1511 18,4 \VIM the . sgairist odds. Herd did some side. borne team, but front a free again white and gold Breakfaet Cups ex-ekipper nr Young Vests. he Ilalf-duzcti Englisb semi Perth. . the -Selene.). 3.0 (4:1 points). Is 4 lee 1 6 on the back lines for the homeWatt, 'Hertel:, Sheerly 3 La,wn I points) to Heasley. 4 on 0)1 Jaek . S.I3 sent exception of i.dozen Dinner Plates (white Albert to Plates, e. la-entailer and ri'entattile. Gallagher Butter 4 1-18 out. member 3 Smith and followed. Drinking Burke meteor I play Bread size booted gold good . Batten nt, sam- 1/111Y present playing %Vist Pettit passed neatly to Gay77 295 Wing melled. From a free 'mien4 3 and gold Egg Cups, i-dozen 4 emit to iloft, who realkiekerse-Sublatee Is Ontridge 1. lielp Meng a strut/Kline set of Young mark. but his Mit Joe up. and Moore 'narked Sublaco . . . porcelain), tadozen while Dish with cover, I good nor, who took a greatLater Shackloek sent %veilHis 1 glass Butler iss.W West's fourth son 5, Each 1. Paisley covered, -GETTERS. shot Campbell Basin GOAL sugar putting LEADING South Fremantle: sinse'tilliobli:rb'y stiVIT'n'tr kick was resettles's. 1. Glasses, I glass results. ilelly. Putidnur Basin, 1 Salt on the board. with like but I, tiswkiiis 1. IaliapyreereTa I eik'olf their op- Bushell nice size decorated Milk Jug. was given a shot Mc- miser posted points of la eta 3, amid-tient e, Geesent in full force every fuesdlag. free awarded, size English Teapot, 1 1 1 Meet %%alienlonfive were Imin a strong sortie 30/. Menzieis had aagain vire-raptain rock I. PRICE, the and saved Captaln Dish. campitell (Sas) . . was Ilardimaii eireese, Jam to were 0 returned Ave Gehl Kenzie once red -legs manouevre per- poilents. ehaker. and 1 upen eless (E.F.) Saturday. Hest nlayirs toe Stadaso !Mist, who, however, while Cain, ola,. to strip lastrharge, .. 7 which the three-quarter time the by %Vests. saved. and illEast, and ileStille the Sheedy (W.P.) hos- lielice steels, Rial hari.est te aes leaved At the attack. Murillo ished. 1.1iWti 1.Ls placed hut he leillyed in top -note!' fas. Ballets (S.) 5 took a turn. facoreS vvereposition, (E.F.) geed itl Rawlinson won. scaaion in a 5 (58 points) ItoaeVer. just. bePie thirty Elmt lerth. 8.10 Moore (W.P.) 'fon. Kenlierly the piek of and mulled. Ditistrup, siwaY a six -pointer old Perth, 4.7 (31 points). Easts Bugged. determined. Owens (EIS) . snapped rang, Aix. 01111 5 WellinUgtnoivnearsamluPrrroavyldsetsrs,parth leaving Oriefleta. never flinched. bell pressure, be lop at going Rowe (P.) (heti-kickers-East Perth: Geles fore tile ef contest. Sat;tea a hard-fought Owen ouiridge or Leederville marking at laige winners game The Perth: McContiah. weal, A Ills star folleeere it ',tents. doubt right was a feature of the battle. itt Perth's was bounce. issue Games. the The From were To-May's urdays lines of the before eine. The linal scores 6.4 propensities are eightietecarat. al W.1.C.A. prevailed, but the inheels and op to two Militilea Mat (40 points). re appear- picking. greed form.broke a well Perth v. East Fremantle. 1i1(1,1111 players sheath' remember E. Fremantle,4.5 (29 i ts). Perth, al etasternitesimitwere kw Lawn made East, ilot to MIR, Free, of danger.had :south Fremantle t. Ewa West Perth. Old Eteas, met booted Ilitse a ball is 11111110 10 kick. sent well reror been Freance ball -East the were after against good play. and once neck' I remantle. colllit through Melto 51. gattl-kickers untl lite eil (9), passed The down Thomas Monday's Game. IS the limit. turned, andUren Lawn (3). Bidt.trup "Nipiter" Truscott stood beitig ten yards intercepted, and play (2), Sheedy battled oney, but for- mantle: 1,1 111 at ',tibiae°. Loy Iliemessey end Jim Ryan settirdey, his place at coil, Smith. West Perth: Moore amongst Perth's `,1110111.0 1. V1....1 It needed C.Y.M.S. was once moreKing hard against big odd, shone for Pawls. and Jones. players for the winners :Weil by Rawlineott. atel oil' their :midwhere turf well the wards. Matrake to to best firs,. performed harrow passed the The in well, "Reeler" to see him oil Mat -on when teititipit,,w,dinio.liaitt1,11. after the encounter (ill 09 points), defeat and running on badly The Quarter's Review. Cinoris (especially Mu- would Last Perth, 11.11 -out of bounds. wre: Rawlineon like the centre), line), (in son whtakicked meet. free, 'Himeji the Perth. 6.11 (47 points). next the two S.:fists was given a "charity" the half -back We are mat' half -way as a rock guarded by AlIck Play', in half). played at Perth Oval. Bowtell a look back st the th", (very eoliti on and Ion. Most proThe uprights were nil resultless. Ray Mildle was as firm 7111,, Sam, ma, prurient "'barter andthree tumieroes but his kiek awas Wicks, cardinal and blues months would wlin save* sonwwitat uneatiefact piece at centre orhalttht Dunmore. Campbell, last -as prominent. followed, Ili, calthe Minos gm A of Hort imwork be,t His which the Selene/1. for and the whielle. raglans with all his During the Metit month of Easts. showed great minentFyshe, Ife was one of the ery display withIleVer knickers, not be amiss. F. Wimbridge (safe was question, but but MsKenzie, 111 Tyson, naek. betel his skiiiterht leaving the big sticks, ,Sheedy, mum - matters went very quietly: partiality t1lis judgment in the fIrst amity in his were: wire inexplicable great jo,' 10 the embarthe yachting( reliable in goals). was very dashmore was brilliant ChiOris played brilliantly many of his decisions that which 1171001141 Easter time. summer and note was Burke, and Clark, who bitter mirk of but was, In attend- and once the boys, crowd incident small club covered it-bleated irient A doe next wing. and 111.1e cliche.' The The to tiled. quarter, work. alGordon ing on the centre bell.011. by the theueli off C157. play, !Hick. was enapshot to his caerying by "gale" rassment Thereafter 00 ,pee:actilar. left -footedbrought up one flag. Hoft Iiriet. anci-the captain has self with glory well as lite premierstarting aWatts that The positlim or itactire was not ays Fry. and Subiaco, 9.9 (63 points). defeated South eitamplinalthe as Matting Associatiott. rain was falling atWAS game, been very received a kick sent on by allotted to Lot' Ilenneesey. points). esi his listed serviteable Senior McKen(61 plm the lim but of 8.13 1131111 es ship, .11111111y Watts. out consistent that Hinge but the attendance Fremantle, 11101, quieter, to Gordon Perth's hopes to the Meetings prove East Perthandwere: Ills For the remainder of the of tlii, and Ohl East:" have fair. Absent from the passed Ilve were 1.19- III. scene a hig niati, he rels in other things than again dashedproved for 1-cciiientli. ma) the too clever apa revelation. of a syllabus Or nine Items, Duffy. Hilton. and Sparrow,hanglands, zie Doss.. register- players than "Fat."tern For Thrse of speed. ground. Owen"; oratorical display ars was enemmter, 0 ssii starter earriea Out very successrully. sia0,11. sure has a remarkable a red -legs absentees were a soof Perthitess, and of ell'Vel. MOM dances, very am two 'mettle a Wootithrirpe, missfirst Rilly snapved lecture, Evans his a lngle. their Wilof and ed liiiistrip Howe Thanks comprised Mat- plauded tor hist showing.limping badly, mid iiialiy This eMeleitt every Saturday now. billiard tournaForward. Statute was retinal umpire, the third quarter. ouloakers. East Perth: Ilalf who was 111 wises up from eil cial evening. and thefeotball (lub goal Habitant. Stooke. please the relief to on to of ed effort, up Forward: well stet railed a the be gallant liam. team. rorward should In April decisions son, Bowtell. Tho- and though ho made a ment. very King. retwesentative seamen. an a under thr of Centre: Froin end meeting, the players. scored. Owens. Walker. Subteen stripped the services Wither list at the clearance et last.at Its re-formation a single was The lite, Back: Brentrall. the first quarGordon Watts bet seminal were witheut Justin !Irentiales throw-in, the mas. Allen. Half Mc- only 'mei. as a Weet lost the gaties lit In that III.. billy Weli, favourable circumstances. oet-of-bounds Back: Harrold. maximums or several or their liegt play. The acrobatic work of (if the rani - any and debating element also asserted hour's 'lard. Oakley. registered an of and Maloney. ter show. and formsnapped will three was run. Follower.: rentintscent put on the lists Nt 1,11111141 wax Kenzie. Fry. Gepp. Gepp made a good itself. and the L. mid D. CHU they allowed Old Easts to to glance at The heir -back reckons as follow:Or more than just failed the 1(t14 Plena 01. Scott. River. reppresented by-For- "Nugget' The tesnis were (capt.), to Matson. who It is when ed early in the (snarler. 11811111. Howthe special 10 his and a "bounce Mehts are a (snare. Perth was For- booted Sublaro: Bushell Ford, Cost.tese, Burke 1,1 fast attaining too. passing interest also was hig Grace take the mark. Steele, Oliver. HalfWatts. seasons. /safe! by the um- es" Heskelli up of Sampson, "Rimy" or put which couple at was a like ward: Evans. Love. Sexton, or sign; stunt the meeting. A. standard A ball" general Eddy, mined.. high Gaynor, present. came to leaets, eeeerat lady suppOrtera have ward,: Uren, Another single off was Green, Welber, ecully, Scaddan, ago. present at Arehblehnp Clues was was formed, and pire. Mott. Shacklock. being Bowtell of of full Rawlings, anti Intention kick fate Centre: Silverstone, the Beisless Vire their Is Jones. on Cormnitter Is Hewby. and from given a kick. Play was Freely, heat Clark Pronagatela of his en- Mowlay a) match. A rontroversy 1r the society Half Back: Stooke. fouled, and East's forwards until Al- BrOwn. RodrIgeez. Cain (captain), Tal- dash. Ile had the better on the best It will not be Its fault Howson. McKenzie. and pOSSellaeS centhe player Built: McAuliffe. numerically Rover: confined to South Fremantlire as to which If Allek dieg not strengtiten sent un and Sunderland, countir with "Port" Barna Followers: Menzies. G. Watts. of "understandings." bert Watts from a free who had a ley, Bateman, Chalmers. Saturdee's hat Ilawkins, callow tre wing. put It all Pair the second gear MeComish. first out and indulged In Gaynor passed to Evans, campbell display. the cor- titles, Adams White,Hardline's on fayOn tile opposite Ilant. Fyethe Tuxford, A wool or so about syllabus drawn up Perth watt kick. Plae opened in a running shot, but just missed has not yet re - rorm" lie will start an odils Hodge. goals Creig, Three Brown. Lim There is a blo moriths, and bearover ter. point. what a preliminary and fires incident of rect opening by him leg parade. Kenny. and Campbell. the displayed thre forward for A that next am! fOrm mIte lee the the teams. Oltonael! af for work lively matsper. Cain secured. and :tallied Matson. now separated the in the Now then you fnlinwere "norm ing in mind tile strong romidatiOn From ihe bounce found Menzies he shinned a Perth eiteromsy. note was 14, "free"butagainst cleared well. end East's defend- move by East's :some elmig os Moielay play fol- sent down. but GreenEddy et 111e1 has been going On. there to no rea\Vital a go ti nem. the Nellie.'Ae ell ln spirit. Out of bounds and eer to Outrichre. Perth forwarded. when ascendant. Charily begins niat kick- a reale of 11111ks. sent back.followed marked, Int; at Entrees. saved, hitles possess In le Winthridge. team. Von sett why evety Item should Stooke rnvii Callow ers relieved. and esoopderitl until but supa your lowed, played not point. rhaisee, %reerayelnabitoo has support he so Allen great eave Batten the first home. Campbell eMeient vroal keeper East. scoredanother but "0 far 50111. ried out, nay. every a goal for Perth. point from Malwell dewn. and After vier support. The State. forwarded the prondeed thing. revel'8C. and the in for East. 'showing the shortly by hung around for- ed erior Innow rOliSideLPHIS sixer. East's seven, brilliantly maroon for El'wig is the most Dan committee Is reeponetble Be silverly trate another trood drew first bloodreceived a free and sem oney. Play and Owens snapped the paee and good judgment. last Saturdsy were and Thomas ball. the L. and D. Minima agPer- absent, Sexton Goal-kirkers Eagren. ward lines, for them. Another point had the ball forward,effort, *Heck on mire, bet WO", Wit so Reube Preston, cluding the at lllll altn deliver the goods but there 110Unee a determined Tao eller eliturdaye. lint reGanalearr, preeedine undertakes determined down. third point then a more flub sent three control, Lee Young East.. when madenothing doing, and Perthites Its team bad ate: Pill !trainees C.allow once of nand tinder old IIIS ramie] night against teary was registered for Soutles on On rising to west haps playing out With of its Own. ribbon streamers. smart piece some tierambly pplay. adjacent Mall to blue The something to do wite it. followedpicked lieved. and after a the kicking the ball back. The bell rang nine Item. intailding several maximum. receive the gift and bow her acknowup smartly and Items, 1.e., Card the roOlTe, desire the a solid trio of Poiteibly for sanitary Nettup NEW NORCIA FOOTSALL. hall Giles scored the scores rest and feThe renialnine fourquoit Spriggs was enthusisent up East's West,: indeed haveBoyd. Miss be whitewashed. touritiunent ledgements, became Austin. and Just Judgment, stage came good thig it 5), free with 'June "placed.' defenders In Craig. game at night' Stooke from a sent (August and lighting reasons, but Senior Competition. astically received, mild although stall, noticeable for East Perth, 8.11. Buttiall from aandfree first big score. met (Jilne29). ',mem tournament Bateman ris The nest two are chienswhile 1 7,. but Harrold called b..'gains oierwheiresd by the flattering te Net An, fell share Perth, 6.11. keeping its past what passed to Hort, Wedmaday last Pyrite's last Watts, Stook, but the ball 3), shooting rompetitinitIn (Angust was again near South's their aer1a1 artivIties, remain, made just the simplest and the hands or club must have been a Goal -kickers-Perth: After rough lase back, and NettupMatson Is well worth watch - Stilton's at the Oval in the enttrely given play was !Owed. present 1:0111 at registered there, ground side free are thes record sweetest little speech possible. thanka t:olour better We otierest from of the the for good play. dropReisley play round flonotitebtanbe Ol and first committee. play day's the eitadel of 1:1 gseu":"IsOsokallt the nu position, even play "10 of trelegal present for their kindly, welOn previouslY 'Tenn: those good ing the .%fier a lot a most finishehance in a goal. BOth teams had points. rommittee Merl sub-coMMit- a From the bounce There was more concerted StAlleOtie took the SebVitc'a 1.01tie and good wishes for her success. Carter. as usual. gave rules. but only ralseia Ae a petition. put up by their isll Olie 1101,11, but the that thrthree to carrv these items out, well won. ped a nice melee'. O'Donnell had a stiritwork in ruck wee ed interpretatem of the quick a free. and sent play, beater' 601 tilait'sto by in their tecivaw than was before face for a football at a recent Pheonix and Mcboutrall Made Messrs. changes a real good test Ices of dropped Gaynor received spoil Reietry's or Wert wing eOmpetItIon nice flap. take system tterns by ',reposing protnised Mc- one The of ills for the occasion. OM not If the toast items as similar re- opponents. there was no forward, but Easts. the best were: HebGorman had charge leo the rovernest game was over raln by ladles, as the peeweetiperches 1,101 reagott. viz.. forwent of reselt to see Perth's back For the winnersOwents social for supremacy. .kboott. passed plearantly with nauslc, and short Intervals. the Matson. kicking with for only reeponsibility The relieved, only throve') on ane included a at 101 minutes past five. Thomas, and Oliver securing advatileze ef It. Rehm'. well special sitegestion wag, Fred Haves wouldn't end elocullanary items, those bringing down Brentnall: while Oval Is of the whistle. pulse the attack, in a good posi- Kenzie. Walker, and coo ?ouch study. shoeing. the firet quarter, began were note was when to the Leederville menthers. into That's bard. or wind nage programule bet to tho visitor the part. eontributthe twin A line, member effective take the artistes tin the runhieforwarded most called the to the forward by the Improvineents went unrewarded. or hy pressItor oti resulted. were Mrs. Rupert Summers. Misses and for PerthHett, A. Watts. eicOmish, great mark, Fred, you are off colour. tion, but the effort During Me Social and Syllabus. .After the bounce Camp- greatly impreseed Perth Club atfar wing ensued, reoeisition. a Point. effected by the West only points thOugh eot often dangerKathleen Gallagher, Werwiek Efile Play on goal, when Howson, An Unofficial Despatch. Love, and G.forWatts. presinsine the winners bell Mel a trout all only The next Mines requiritur June 9.-TosM worked towards Perth's acute angle elm, late. the grand- whole spell, had In a safe poslbut Thomas Menzies. of eonductiel by the To A. J. Campbell, Esq., Secretary. "B" Truscott, vera Marks Carter. Messeg. goal-klekers ball free. below a the Is The Nettup, extrusion the TWA received Chaim's, Wicked (2). are abbott thi. ous, Gaynor tention Wall and Midge. Aarompantsts. Mrs. to Owens. were: Matson (2), Owens Hawking then against as toasts MeVsent term a telephone well for of and behind. As a up seCOlill W.A.F.L. and picture, had fitting the Club. booted I,. Grade, the the In tam. Hebbard, Hawkins was In stand and sugges- Johnson -James, Elsa Truscott, and (Oise South. ground, and Berne'. Matson, and then outa Scott. Gepp, and eall take 111/ Me night. Ad - In the Press box. G. Watts, A. a Me^ gnal for Dear Sits -The following eho passed to What, Abbott Pee tbe wind and rain rt.., metal tfeme haentkln to make this tions Evans, Oliver, al Gallagher. but raised one nag. tO Mem. Owens later received ell was nor 'mother shot haws been made bY sPeetatarsWe only Perth: of bounds.though outride/. the It 11/ the club'sand a bilge attendance and bleComish. team, helped by of well, cnnsplenotts tor Mlee Spriggs' pianoforte recital rewere booted Stooke, burden lead match. his the he Littey 1:1 Watts. Midland and got devite .8. v. m. free. and their backs tallest tefr suet,. the Town Hall. Kai McKenzie. "Billy" Crate given yet to the C.Y.Mwill Pp end down Hay and Williame for aeXpeeted. place them before your cently firogranime le not Sontleg hark line. out often. particularly In in you a free a minor score resulted. trust his kick deshone time. and received first was a brilliant succeee. Bryant board. points), Years, and the relieved. (40 on Campbell 6.4 till nnly defence, Perth, be posted due consideratiOn:- at each interne. followed. will for line. tale well Fremantle, Init goalie for ball did board peillt. forPeened hand, East boundary points). Reared the Abbott go Iti hopes of her coming to Perth the (26 quarter. did live over seee print. tile ball be present Perth, 4.6 In front hut In the first thle Wheli taller and A West pushed rucking nent the time (a) as she charmed Sestoll the point, feated marked lovers 41( Beasley. beet by mode Item Subl's and In charm another wee lite 81111111w afs -is extended the klek-off Sunderland after the bell knock -nut; tut Nests added The third quarter match. June tie-Card ntebt. eat almost every take ward. the ttie perntle amongst whom Idle was rear Don't let from almost Immediately Letelerville utmost \\limit. It was resesterrn Trent, soon advantage. again got tie, leatt quarter. through. and ahead by net (b) Police proteetion further very the rover did Cain Byrne, re- reit thracfrh last and who extended to the young artiete's ay from one. and Abbott Easts settees: V. goalies. sent themnot the by the ultimate long a for will) .-11.0 high still youths ter Allen Play is anti ratty a angle local 1111. of contest. extend to tit. smiler artiste's Captaln throe. an tide one tile,s. was 51,115 comall a hard fought Ills team ate; Haygoes between the end whohearty a single. At centre be wily tr) When theasballwell june :ie.-Social evening. South Fremantle, 3.0. cungratulatlims on havlit tloubt right toin thetip final 9 9 form. -anxiety spoiling Steel. sulting In a poal. -too as the goal mother the condition. :iffstandard -over by the A Perth Issue was knees umpired overshadowed or Subiaeo, 2.1. exhibition. Love, %Yell, in slate of of Nesting. goalie's so fair and gifted a daughter pletely ing given Carter ing Mitiemits, a littin Quarterly majors. giveli bell. the after two rehopes of a goodHort sent route sent to over Steele posts, seore to Ills deelsiuns Were Bushell. skipperthe full cal tummies iest receitiel tia held on to Australia. eon] before tee After tile change from rally, in which scoring fashion. and meelliar we- statesmen Yours, etc. had NH their lw a free had for nianneed quarterly and clearly, starting hard The and Starlit. Ina 'MenefPerth werktel in promptly ea8see. Me aml big aseisted P.C.Y.M.S. sulted down, The treaserer'svacancies on Byrne had ellspell. but tile June 1st. SOUlliS then who was playing Bateman, allboligh several Maroon bell went. control or the game. account. Hutt. shot which weht wide, The two brown relieved. !wittily in repelling tip play in tip feetwardol fouled, and sent on. off tbe wae received. were the right down, butgood for Perth, was to his usual ee'. of thestOod tilled by time elecThe teams were as follow: Brown, rushed then firm anti ittee lines answered was PlaS oll 11, defence tinted mislaughts, a us nes. only man- the c of Meesrs. but East's hack point and Fennell Orem) could East, Evert to Bidstrup, running Guilt a from tion attacks. Another goal East Fremantle: Cinoris, CataineHl. back line. and Scully mil. Fry. of and warden regood goals earlyWSW ilerceeintle pietas, when ottly one of note. Smiths once Dam general committeeman pepular was Samsan kicked S later age the next incidenta Perth The keen rivalry hetes, Ilie shooting attack. that Bellmore. Burns, Ion. Lawn, Lowe, shot scored a natter. to T. Bogue was elected as One point more his nazaar is exciting Was needed. Haste, &domedthe best football up to Clark, Gallagher, Riconi, Smith, Tal- tnOre reished down, but Rawlings taveln sitertively: Mr. C.V.M.S. girls for All Hallow's gave Sam- tirrygisa!neake''.but Abbott's brigade Rawlinson. 'Wien when to a Mudi, Mae' Dossie Bock Is sinhad produced nice Steele Mitred a that the footgiven to another much Interest. was Bushell reminded South are Evans tied scored and Strang. General Meeting. Giles registered field Wicks accepted. Special comher G. he alliii:t.ttibiest with Cte on bot, "Natty" for, vicworking date, and laterone which fest, down Luton'. team and called Frazer, al chance, very organising a was is his son Sheedy, Ile el the flag well major tor Souths. bell, leaving Will PlaY Perth seta West Perth: Burke. Thursday. Ine and shot. but only Clarke, Dank, PlaYing good combination gle Wore the special ireneral iiieetiee 10 top the list. Points. ball Want PleY Coma hot attack, nest. is Mass. St. Mars's mittee a hard fight. bY I2 behinds: Monday morning to Tybon, Hone.,Soutar, for a grand roeWim- down. hitt only a minor was registered. Perth kept upwere and his handball Taylor. le.Braithmil or June, Is 115ed getting plenty for men wear their tors, after above Societe was 111.1,1 10 then '2 goals a.m. to Austin. and to :lends South's' AbbOtt. at forCraig, a point. May don't looked mences being East's backs SCOIVS: is scored Why winmorning. which 111101 a "free" Boyd. Fysche. For the nail on sunday Campbell alsorushed down, but Adams Suuderland. behinds. Young tett' danee, Uren was given ruck. Perth bridge, Moore, numbers? I Roal Accountancy. arrangements for the and N. Jones. maroons ward to with keen anticipation. Willthree offenders. 11:11s.,Abbott, fast right elet waite, S. Treestowards Sexton. V. Clime. did Jnitee, Craig wereumpire East's kicking. lit the will be eotssider the city end. the Arter a period ofpoint. entertainment in aid of gone Brentnall saveers v..ry Teshan well. but menet, was Jack Metes kicked cleared seri-elan, Bryant effort, elle. West beand big a central Mgby deputation A shortly to play Sublaco notched atiother in the forthcoming bazaar. made kiisndrmeOerf Cooper as were %Med. V. Bernelose,' best ecre next ehone liti'rWaiu.a.t"Irokriegr,s altruel lirtikeingocrajrl bounced the ball the ball phased to see anyone interested to the maroons' poor. Streamers and ed brilliantly.toThomas SOW of his decisioes of Mary's sodality. who marked Carter work. 51.1 the James, and J. White. Ion punched went the leather kicking Matson, the letil ar attention. from the Children quickly very queer. a neat pass (lily end, fore 3 p.m. eastern attack Down the above. and Miss MC - part the gaiety of the MOW to back Society, strong mest add a Campbell the around on will and and Smiths' eaptain, ehowea welted ronfetti stayed citadel. on Ont well. Play mussed to Lawn, Chalmers marking' terms under which affair, 1101 to mention a daltity supper a single for ensued. Lutry shone repteilitif Smith for tile Winner; Sparks From the Anvil. inistake. notched kick Govern statedofthe short. line. the maxi- made 110 placed. price. are until Owens From off Mat- and "Joe"Bellmore The umpire performed He was Instrumetital Mary were prepared to the MI Ills shot reel of the 1.11,, neatly booted Plaehsnetto. prevenient. tile Children ill front the Young Haste. and runninS to the attack, out (BY the Village Children or prepared tohysuit all and already a huge through, attaeks. now. and well. assist the C.Y.M.S.as aThe in good and Green sent Atthetheleather Club. the mum. They returned man. did welt to noteli een secured, put Samp- malty is end FOOter -time Boyd loose as other recompense for arranged round mind and quarter Mimi, I At het. 11,1 Never is expected. Tile 7,0111.. deeired that but Wimbridge by Soliths' by may awardMary arlendance to wan Italia., 10-I kicked a goal. failed Opposed has proceeds Tyson but the when downhearted. of Disit, not half it majors You're who son marked well lit though (Raman work in defence. Ile is still at treastierr would IhtIr services, one Seer. were -- 3.9 (27 points) toAthletic. 3..Mean go booted to Boyd.Tyson backs. Lair - point in both matches, The secretion' mid present of the entertainment should ed a free, and he and Callow saved the First rowel: toe eitaMplon ruck East Perth.(2 mental. chance, anj Ile in competition points. their statt. This Green, Subilaro's best aporeciate subsesiptimis sent well up. Front the "Poet" score, of the arrears wards the aesistauce of or 'mu., Gor- squarter, point. Samson Men had another Perth, 0.2 nmeh discusand, more particulariy, the big sticks, Af- back, WaS one Of the fine Abbott, 4 points; Byrne, Nettup, 'mapped West's first cause the with resultbetween was Perth: well demand behind pieture East a kicked the in nature, Goal -kicker'. was continually the ter tlw bonne,. Steele put from last. Smith to Lawn, and BOYS' and MEN'S SUITS. next to sion. of a more or lela heated Smith, undsecman, 0. Iblys were raised. defensive football. tering of the 150,131- For Matson (2). from ed. A free to "Poet" The (Impertinent department the but eventually Meto, New Gerais and Combined as usual. was the eession, fuel the twinlevel. for East for and also HIGH-CLASS MERCERY. the ball forward waved Sunderland the mieting Campbell. Combined and flags" Joe twin "Bonnie" Perth forced inereasagreed scores transferred Ile Moors. were Lawn. Ity making tlie the and play was Strang to by re- ond Gine. the leek or f4011111S. forwards. 1 all. the bounce,wing, However a meeting. of and 3 goals. Sheedy to Frazer then increased South's atally closed. where Silverstone a team representingfoot- whieh resulted In a tie: Scores minor for the 141 the red and whites' !elle bY the foi- again booted true. first to the far free. Up -pointer. while Illesley booted This week the and down play Children of Mary's representatives West's nest fullbut Victoria Plains best retiree, Mot by Itorrigan. was arhail a 11,11.11111 showed Promise this nriarriOna. Itehley ..eleved a to Moore slaw Gnat), for while II- the C.Y.M.S. social committee and scoring the game did College and up 8 Han to play a leant KtIly was to Moore. of Saunders, Moore lwil and Tyson rest The to May to the the post. Heldman. evening, Ricoh! elheedy dld but went bayed. East. attacked. the l'he The Goldfields Undertakers, lilt ballers and Horan ranged for Wednesday Lead? but ilewaon Association. and Kelly, a single resulted. on half at all. long kirk, bilt Kalgoorlie. Why Do We seemed imminent, of a Darer attaek lIngworth, Conway, Seaman, appeared to time only not Show up much but Craig saved IllatChed pieked front theat IMoulta SUI111111 business. 5th. and a report of that meeting all 'latest., rang In Me midstwith about 3 o'clock, Fitzthe booted to RawlInson, the board showneedful for Perth.forOliver S1101111 for illIngaserth. arrived Chalmers, South'sworth week 1pears a minor was Because we understand our Perth, but him. party the end %%Heeling. of Mr. citadel, below. other match the South's fleld. brilliantly at to football Junior and Mom, mark the were ,0011 011 the The only 327. against rover, is a a disKelly till 'Phone tally. gave form was beteeen West's etrike anti to ing:verdict not Saturday. umpire's transferred. mainly through added aaw another single ter West.. Steele did was 1111. urtipire. 01051 e%aet. wag inked oe and Ills "threepenny bit" toraidthat and peoved opr of the most social South Fremantle, 5.8. flay was Silverstone Tyson booted well forward, rang eatisiled esee the tbe second hale team WIla elid Morgan,of the cOmpetition. Brentnall. as TheSnmietillalinrt inortteti71,41.11eitsiit:inged. him to completely mit- play did lieb- Cinoriswere attacking as the bell a big effort by for Sublaci3, 5.1. The combined Sionra New eon - ellllll Ilitteee of tht K.C.Y.M.S. andedthea Perth, 111g. ball three enabled well ne,t quarter Mersran. of play the sent Simpson. giel theIII the interesting pro% performedEasts. of lifeless Easts the Mr. the the Next Town Hall, Kalgoorlie. by end of period resumption of the A On scores Skippered eUSifgliall was in the leal- Children of Mary's aretality Chine, Bushell one. till Jerry Nord for expertalions, of bound's"a with centre by to harmonious Mrs. Quoddy, Proprietress. the a and "out team 'vary the brilliant roved with and his hung very- successful (19 Pointe) 1,oltit. or started oft From like the proverplay followed. signalised. E. Fremantle.1.43.1(10 sticks, saved oftenoffbywas only falr. aortae Union Beer on Draught. e goals to I goal quarter Moora Increas- Mr. Austen Carrigg. vice-president points). New Nor down, but Callow was lirst further the drew first Hp kicking Sloven') vice mita frequentlyball was worked In a Perth, Batten Ills chair, attseking the We'd quarter the were a wall. oceupied belch and dur- second lead. and at :salt -limo looked tne awarded Even dashes. Perth Once More lades 1..11, and bial when was minor. chief resulted, 1hrow-in the Ion The goal 111, scoring. A quailer-a to ed his East On resuming six v.ho was the ball blood of the goal. position smartly, ria Lawler, more 3 froals I be \fr. kept a free scortwo the front Easts Scores: invurable picked and and victory. minutes dering of len up play- like winners. charity free, At the ena Hon 01 interest diecussedplace for tee ensued till O'Donnell for South& sweets win was well deserved, too. ing the next liannan-street, and till Fyisehe behind,. Hebbard The New Norte(' goal figured in a Perth The the south-west, with PlaY 1111111 tO Prime Beef Butcher, ers were added. retaliated with the aims. display as matoMorgan wore lead- evening was the date and attack. but mere The Kalgoorlie. ed a behind. Hott to Love. but when In sent dewn, but Tel. 488. Marltana-street, the scene of operatione Charlie McKenzie's fine one. the of the third petardbut the last quarter proposed moester entertainment. tried to stem the centre and nushell from a freeOnce more Green Man attack. end sent no red -legs changed lit not knowing the big Sticks, was a combs; ers as the most Picadilly. punt down the Telephone 474. of he !eoliths relieved. 5 pouttg, fixed forwarded long tile by was a but ing disadvantage and June a of free, However fore, player after boOta at eerid. tne that available. decide,. Immediately lie showed great Judgmeutthe rarreet slipperiness of the ground. Sheedy was awarded Tyson was also was in the picture, and (tutelage Morgan. suitable date, and the meeting rang saw Kelly greatly a ere milli Kelivthe5.4: be engaged Steele was now rim. out, and was always in leather. mettle, and time a free. and placing, kicked out of bounds. he aleo failed. ed an easy goal. got on theirleading captain. 11- that the Town Hall itheuld Gaynor received (tutelage position to intercept the by about the3 matrit finished a free, but for l'erth. MeKenzie, in de- ning all ever ids matt at centre.kicked legs. they For the wineere IlennesseylWere A Plight amendment :tee out of thi red means out with Moors the occasion. seored a point relieved in awarded for were prominent quarter. pick the and Craig but is tliat occasions, slid was second Scott, Shot, two .1. Hort on Tyson the Boyd entertainment S. In llavroe In regard to the had another for Men's Wear.Ties, Tlie again, . et East's, playing ann mat by no thr lablee, and lingwoth and for the losers 514..0'111 Unthe home team. Perth attacked ball, a plain The House The POrtiantans Shirts, Talbot. then had our Omit, wandered Fry fence tor from his goals. grand fashion. a of Wends. forward, but New Noreia. turned harks very busy. Ilic best. Instead of it masquerade down but lle Latest In Gent's Hate, transferred when booted well a slight one--he Of the 36), played saved well. good comoinalion, sent wellmgt.' also and fancy dress ball has beett deekled play. how- kept their neponents'One Hannan-st., Kalgoorlie tills another (best but play was Ills In Etc. down Kelleher scored point and magnificently, derwear, Holt given toooften. be far free. Sheedy eexton reliever'. am.ths Morgan 474. has Sloora twored only prizes will was marking play, position while 'Phone frood defeat. was given aLeckle's kicking came ()Mee). Nettup minutes' Ills genic. Post epee. men. Northing (Opp. magnificently. (Wert cosfourteen to free. and again. but Ford saved individual while the NOWor two or thele strove valiantly Orem...ell single for prominent. Oliver received After to ever. was brilliant. a doubtful second in last weeles for the best ei.ls anti for was awarded well tient downFrom eat/en., Not quarter. improved. 'ince more at an acute angle booted booted player. A slitret wrier In order to ilefraY held to within a poine feather marking bell went. matfett betweeit tume. the maximum-the on a minor. play followed Matson slid a :meatof old, but .41)1I up The halr-time prepare a free. and goal. In play again, Mal- the home roe account of the hockey Phillip. haying a eocial and dance will be under team. Centre strong Seaddan, who notched passed to Bets opponetite. to the attack, chamaion off had 2. Phillip. dashing. went genJune Allen a Rodriquez the mid a splendid canIlls teams be and or evening. te almgast 'ballets Thursday the kick-off one nags and both going t egitinn sent on. but Roy Mc- till Baste launched Mr. Craig raise was hie of sertleeable lllll Mee. bounds. only ne that col KALGOORLIN of highly ball eney. of Baste, could a was out battle rilieved when the well, booted Binier. rest, the been ley. who nuspices of stint, and eralship, too, Is ever imparted the great Jack Lawn Moore pubbut minutes' He kicked well, out running a few centre. -celestas appnilitell vier sent had a the been a shot. 1,erformed and than Tom Gowang hasthe hall, and it Is Ills relight. After booted well down Hawkins was strips. and at the Round ton.. his !n his piens poorly. but Bushell the P. rsswi.sir, iroprietor. Kenzie twin flags. a throw Watts and Hoft a free. but kicked but by Harrel'', lined tip again, quarnominated agent for in, raised This licity for Travellers. Albert received watehed teams adreturned beget closely Net work. Weats danger. by lie to severai Accommodation of Evans, football. men. Bullmore saved well. S. Tyson booted eut poseession wav. clever First to score. gowl of the whistle got intention to Introduceby means of the Good were called for off Aid fcw opportunities Alarela'S by a long Juveniles. the by vertising "stunts," to the attack.butand ter was Newpoint any angairrirglie7X(I.k one gOal. and did some tut. was carried the ball was returnwas added unfit passed to Hebsem,' Member:, who hate and 1.111itsFled nutlet. local pees. forward, hut had after well well a well, a TV,Yees,c,?;;;Lani:171,11i, Point slightlY. secured, on. Cinoris In can ball leading until forwarded saved t1 e work In passing Thomas on SaAirday. by which the in tbe laed New Norelans Wore keetisy and Campto the other end where flow. half- off the mareone kept possession a free bard, whoshooting Kee- Ireod "ilotigre" piece between Brentnall Was a power prominently before position, and booted kick, but failed to score. At lie However, when the ball went game. Chalmers receivine a pass froin sonle Points took J. J. Ryan, Proprietor. foresee better victoriOus.. hick be broughtey more favorable goal. Allen, on the grand- a throughout the In lee board readSeadden taking 'lashes. Moora's sent. a goal and them arc asked to bring them in the bell. the lee teat end eleeted situation. Swabs rushed right the public agent's brilliance ed a good good leads, time the put Mr. Tom great point. a are woe notice. 5110W1( which immediately giving odds hn, was mitelad when Ille Steele Almost post, but to were added, combination of the New with the wia.l. lilt br.fore stand wing, through Ida agency thatundaunted secrete's' wag ever Accommodation. is weal 9p(ringr) Sunderlaud appotuted Excellent and The IIRS bete' down. gni! ead. fiesFtrererrell!e'2.2.1,i(61 and it was xiven a shot -a goal. Hew could be desired. him. the 1,01110e ail aceidenial Keeley., lwaron Miss McGovern made amends. Hawkins ( 11Uit was were lailliant attains) shortie after 'Noma's. was all that ben was missed after Owens was is becoming renoweei the ball committee, altit C3rmatell by Vile long interval,players Greene's per medium of vigAlbert Watts After the many n tenet. At kicked far 'smarter Keep, I rtasu rev. does Meth e tel several times theman erowd. 51st Ite scored the man. ille to MPH beat Matson subsequently receivof by player. During feat. Heady from b. tne is a and in side. hut ticed thatgloves. Mudie to Rawlinson, (ladies were appleteled except to the clotie down tlw field 'mous play, Thomas ',eased well, pickaloora was slightly secured e fsee polele tme valuable work that eome At lemon tinte the scores Were:-wearing ed tall of time aes an- only ever. down. and aftergoals, ed a free. unnoticed. Owens mined 1111 ail MISS Spriggs Entertatned. In the the who booted well °Heaver passesgood--espeelalle hoe The fourth quarter SI h.ilf-time Matson missed. However, the lead. play near West's kicked his second was Stiblaro 7.S. eoetely of Musical 4th teams fighting hard. 10 hie ogees 10 Catep Thowas both scrambling 3. East's remarke.1 goals Tht Goldfields was inwas lead struggle, arithele snapped ed tip smartly, and their 2 gnats Ills marking when 111.11- other however. Still held goal. Owensmove Bidstrup eleverly eon South Frernanlle, was fifth Arts 'Sailed a cordial strong half. boy Keeley last team's Kindred down. another his Play and sent and Itipora. time. Cam 41111111 Austin saved end hie passing exitel 3 b.-elle:1s. and the tealeit %Aiello:1 to the public of Me goltinelte end called part. A forward botince lbw major. other Put Pie ably sent the umpire hell's at playing a star From Settler() the during. held Watts get- Eastern attack, and for holding the fles lead, impaesable. Albert minutes, IeIt WaS quite satisfaciiiry. kick when the reception was few In In a which Is at in for 111e(Ilteled Metal eni was present Outride° by Perth, resulted in the latter was ',SinnedStoma him cool] their Peel ended wl 11 Keeley four for the win- to be or,1111,5.s. ogoseltdi and but dOwn, but !Ailey helm, tackled a wild legit Wicks was penalised WieftILS* In 01 tines to Evens. the bounce, rushed the tisane, players booted well forward, a letermined Wien the result. which From made beat Burke two but tut by I Smillie The ball. mark, maximum. out winners lead. Renshaw. great the way. Lutey %vas ting the and sent or the red legs' and rim nut stoma: live yearg smed. G. Tybon took a Talbot In ell, predominant, Harrison, Tomato-on. MeComi 411 was one ners were therorcaptain. Mantel, whotiedefter will. IllaYerS for fo leatas were manage a single. attack. bet Rawliturs the losers t alma the ball travelled Ile Rent wilierrneets sod ctunpbeil t s 'passed Melbourne. has farm. fields useful men. and others. nest but a freeball throw - could only Fryer. white Adelaide down the Whig. to the wing. where .tutly vigoroce NI. Butend booted well,took eluipson Lanigan, seovisel tie last and from the to give a Ellm10!Mote,' tee leather upset the the play, and was ag very 1111111, 5111 Meallt Kalamai... to and boot- merked a mutant; lack ensile,. J. Clilne. IL Abbott. out of bounds, again It. Noreia. New returned from have n Tyson favourable Byrne, may possession, K. "Tony"up among West's forwe.re. so that We always heing In. Scott gained rorte recitalIlearillft J. Lanigan, A. Lanigan, made a spirited atout. Ilie wonderful profor the knock ed straight. Perth McKenzie once more well ill East.' ler, T. Butler. chance or by her aerie's that ',price'. Charlie party. Albert Watts Owens was a greet factowere a fea- Bryant. tack. but repelling made the gresa the Ills aerial nights ot citizens 'teemed win. vas the a couto -WON SY AUS- A large number Juniors. a free, and registered At and went along the .2: , was given just ture, and in addition Ite netclied FIRST TEST MATCH sneiety's invitation. as the bell rang. In laity. was TRALIA. young goals. week or maximum the scores the ple gifted wereof 3 meet the Engmatch Ward,' Mr. nrst trainbetween Tile preshlent. Morgati half-time of the mlieu Test alatelt coannettriel points) absttwe tooth. (52 rt... Thursday, 7.10 set base played at was leaat Perth,(23 pointe) Over Kelly helots. to 4. land anti Apstratia e d an easy victory Ice's-Air ill11;:itit agyrrti;:li 3 Perth, 3.6 being and Ilni-heel just e 111T0-PlitirtiSeIers'slieurrs'i.byv settees. ult., Hebba.rd. TIti. if ilita1 (Or 18111. day. menthe,' Perth: the the the 1eentui brat hell, '_ ' will be pleased Miss sludges toher Goal -kickers-East ge- ie. reeept1011. Perth: Oliver, Tobacconist, Perth, and %V. Lithe° 11141 O'- "Alum," time on theWIII for otir Men. ti.trodina your requirements I _.' each. while J. the resell friends present ntremarks amend (2), and Scott. ae all Mr. Dsre:"Ital you would call forShaving Englander-. and Helmet- the winners with3. 6 tep-seored for 40., the well-ehosen Watts. [vents few A. ontplayed 1:1 and money. the Evans, and save part or Halloran, with pileit W110 111111,. were still Ill hand when did vidson complied wile the request. le Menzies received Saddle and Harness Orders sent toNo any L. Hynes and Hennessy tete 9d. 'rell wicket. was made. Frem the bounce. Bardsley society estended remittance losers. Perth's foron behalf of the erwatal stayed in warmInteresting Programme and reuulted. W.A. by V.P. Post.In Perth. Razors 30111.. Winning bit throvehout. a free. Play but and Sieflonald and a no score Slenday. May Cheapest conarfollowing in Well with the Lat. howling honours. Miss spriirgs needed. the At the conelusinn playing On ward tines, -1R other been any beechen kad Pipes, or hearted wilcome.the Mayoress, that Mrs. DaMorgan atYoung and Gro- Greeory eliared the poor Watehes, beat factor Thema.. who Set; sportsmanship utler B the with guarantee. victors well. wantransferred. Silver reoWil 1111Wed a of his remarks, welter the hit Repaired The he 1 young For sistentlyplay the ticles I. making biseanee Oregory to the Mule - vidsan, tit esentedbouquet of roses and in WoolleylatglishMen ...usedsent totoA.be Watts, to Evans,only eith his greased gan did best with a glorious of 'ionic but a behind each. Poor old sports, with The fern, tied with beautiful a very close- rouple hair folafternoon deliveries. 111111dell play same Gaynor, who placed, On the and down given a was fought lightning Good A, (incorporated.) 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The private audience which the justice to Ireland. "That the inde- WHAT PROHIBITION WOULD (Daily Press Cable). st. Patrick's No. 142 H.A.C.B.S. The English Review of Reviews Most Rev. Dr. Mannix, Archbishop pendence of Ileland is coming is MEAN. for April-May thus:Le t us . . . tight for great and way and to work out their own desof Melbourne. had with Pope Bene- certain," went on the Archbishop. THE DUBLIN FIRE. Prohibitionists are at weitk devis- w alss iltrentniragn olflatironabigee ditt could not but excite "It interest is On April 1st Sir Hamar as certain as 26th you ult., I Bro. and are Keogh, In wend erinciples of the European tiny in the the .a new plan that will render unavoldHave we not the message of all circles in Rome. It lasted On this hall this evening. The spirit of ing Greenwood celebrated the anniverA SINN FEIN MANIFESTO. syStern7 The first is the principle of the British War Cabinet to Amere in cele'oratitn of Mass a cause of gt),ueer one a(lterril:ric::."917ikPpreaVax!ina7 hour, and was of aa sary of his eminently Ireland cannot be secretaryship. broken. If is PresiThe rumour to say, not the the Daily Thus nationality-that ea that "the unity and peace of mare Dulsuque anxiety. passed to Bros. O'Connell. puree. ano London, May 28th. of -negotiations has it authorconquest or subjugation of any great kind can only rest on dernccracy: satisfactory nature. lauring the amid - dent De Valera and Dail Eireann American Tribune quotes the letter Iii:o..0'trnell Is danleroilig The "Irish Bulletin," Sinn Fein's ity was apparently adied: community or any strong race of upon the right of those who submit ience an incident occurred outside were, by some strange chance, forged to of an eminent Catholic addressed to mien, issue Pete - official organ, describes the destruc- the "Irish Bulletin" previously of men, but the setiing free of those to authority to have a voice in their the audience chamber, which has make an unworthy compact with the a State prohibitionist dilector:-"I gates to the forthcoming confereigecirtion of the Dublin Customs House culated by the Daily Eireann Proparaces which have been subjugated." own government; upon the righte been referred to the authorities of English Govemment, the men of have just been informed tn.it th.ire is Bros. Crogan Keogh. and McConnon- by direction of the Dail Eireann's ganda Department- The Director oi private Ireland would :ise up, sweep them danger id a Federal ordinance being Thus Mr. Winston Churchill, at the and liberties of nations. both great the Vatican. One of the "Ministry" as an unavoidable mili- Propaganda. Mr. Fitzgerald, is London Opera House, llth. Septem- and small, and upon the universal chambeilains who happened to be away, and put better men in their issued from Washington that hence- Zirer4;iiiPinri'egemciagiraree4(ithan: in lion of £20, and also a fixed levy In be tate- necessity. and part of a plan to jail; on duty for the week. an English place. the Press was And it all the men in ere - forth altar .wines can be. sold by struek. ber, 1914. The delegates were ;ago in- make the functioning of Dublin dominion of public right." British Castle, it seems, has seisedisiarmlan:Fystrthniemaptotseirtionnf aori" government in found work Are these words to be swept aside layman. permitted himself to make land, by even a stranger supposition. wholsaie druggist firms only." This for Mr. Churchill was then a member Ireland impossible. It idle hands in prineng concerning his beginning with the Cardinal Arch- nould not merely cause great diffi- distriet secretary. and to support same. adds: "The Press and circulating of the Asquith Government. He is and forgotten; are all the pious as- unfitting remarks is now condemning of Mellieurne iii visitors in bishop end going right down the culties sheets; on the model of the now Secretary of State for the Colo- serrations of our war -time fervour to Grace obtaining alter wines by lieriog the evening the following office- these measures, but it remained sil- bogus the hall. Political bias Pravda and other Russian maprevented were to ranks. make an unworthy easy shipments and on short notice, 1(7(lic;;;X: ent while British soldiers and police- bogus nies, and, it follows, a member of the be covered by the notorieue phrase this terial that has been launched from gentleman frnm seeing that his eompact. the women would rise up but would tremendously increase the secretary. Bro. Brown: treaeurer, Bro. men destroyed 15 city Lloyd George Government. so ee of Mr. W. M. Hughes: "What dbes consisted iii showing courtesy end sweep them awes, And if the price. tere there, as the writer may e. O'Dwyer: guardian. Bro. McConnon: whole streets of shops, town halls, time to time with 11,, effect beyond presume he is closely identified with it matter what we said yeeterday? e duty and hundreds that of discrediting still Bro. McDonnell: assistant see- ef residences and further those the actions of the Coalition in relaFifty theusand extra troops go to to those invitee to audience with the women were to make such a com well ask, certain interests at the bot- warden, farmsteads." Bro. Leahy: sick Vole,. AMR. who sink to such methods." tion to the Government of Ireland, Ireland at the behest of Pritish Gov - Holy Father and nothing more. The pact the boys aed girls in the schools tem of the; movernent that would retery.carrick. Begley. and 'taker: auhas been laid before the Car- would rise and repudiate the act of abolish the authoiesed altar wine ditor, Bro. O'llehlr. and is a party to the obviously de- ernment--for what perpose? Clear- matter [There it is in a nutshell! There Is nothing more the adult population and they would firms? It would be a splendid optennined policy of the British Gov- lv not to establish the liberation ce renal Secretary of State propaganidst camouflage condemnatory than the in the latter half of the Pres. plant the flag where it would never portunity for legalised prof.teering. ledge that the Irish Bulletin cable. H.A.C.11.9., Sublime. The knoweminent to grant no generous mea- the Irish people and to give them had been suppressed and that SPEECH BY HIS GRACE TO the Castle issues bogus sheets, apart altogether from be supplanted. of the When The half brawl, England -yearly sure of Self-Government to the Irish the privilege of men everywhere to meeting did But the altogether unwarranted ',RS held in Ihe old elitirelli on Thur.- wood Bulletin the fact that Sir Hamar (the THE IRISH RESIDENTS. controlling Greengenius) was juetice to Ireland she might begin hardships and expendittires imposed day. May eellt. All offieers were pre- forbid any reliance being put upon appointed on April 1st., are sufficient people; that he endorses the war of choose their way of life and obedito the cable intenigancts. Watt for the suppression and conquest now enter- ence. nor yet to establish peace theOn the evening of Easter Sunday to raise her head among the na- upt.o ,2atirolie priests are tar from -eel In addition to fifty membere. side of the story.-Ed. Irish whole body et "tr.Irish residents tions. She had sunk very low. being the worst phase ef such hares. Bro. W. A. Brown. who has been ed on by the Government of which within her borders "planted on many Things were happening in Ireland, seig. he is a member. The principle of trusted foundations of political lib- in Rome, with Australians, Thc main oLjection tZi7rinse.etrnales. Americans, and a few English, as - he knew on credible authority, of against it must be HIGHGATE. nationality seemingly no longer holds ertv." n strict- The principal business of the evening at the Kirkby Hall of the the most terrible kind. England had ly religious grounds.urgedAsupt good. Fifty thousand troops, the It is well. perhaps. that the mask sembled Hie writer was the election or a wardeti and a Irish to College attend a being musical en iinopall officer. other sunk so low 2",1Prlintl. that in no part of the says: -cable tells us, are being drafted from is off and that the Coalition Governthe garrisons in England into Ire- ment of England stands forth no tertainmcnt in honour of Archbishop world was she. thought capable of Th.. catholic Young Ladies' Club ''To the Catholic prieste no less The (neer, for the ensuing six month. ineenng elannix. A scene of great enthu- perpetrating what she was at pre- than was held last Friday evening land to reinforce the 80,000 that are longer a virtuous pretender. to the whole Cateolic people of will be-President. Bro. W. A. Brown: in the Parish The siasm Hall. and the attendance took place when an English sent doing in Ireland. However, God the United States. Sister W. O'Reilly: eec- was a very already there. ostensibly for the pur- world now knows what the British vieepresident. is it of the utmost (With Acknowledgments to "crIss rme,y. se.,. E. lingliee: agefstant eet. of business large one. A great deal pose Of "rounding up the murder Government means to do with Ire- lady came forward as his Grace en - would act soener or later. There importance to have pure and unadwas attended Bro. J. P. Moran: warden. Sisrules Cross" in Smith's Wiekly). tile Club being put to toteethe gangs," which Sir Hamar Green- land. The tragedy will be continu- tered the hall, and pinned cn the might be domestic reasons that call- ulterated grape wine for the lioly retary. ter I.. Lafferty: guardian, Bro. J. Leahy. of meeting approved of. lA great many people, The three wood assured the Commons were un- ed -if will go on until the hand of Archbishop's breast the Sinn Fein ed for his visit to ereland. But he Sacrifice of the Mass. No priest is After InItisting the new nMeerS, BrO. M. and vacancies beon the committee which had to be lieved that the red nag was doub to the Rorke niembers colours. Songs in (P.O.1 filled (Irish and in Eng- hoped they would remain' until he allowed to use wine fed thc diallOyei. der control by the Crown Forces, and God, or the voice of the great demuch excitement. Mass this was not borne congratulated them on the proeTess caused mem- yet on. analvels out. were nominated forseveral were practically all but throttled mocracy of Britain and her Domin- lish were sung, net the least interest - could go then- when Ireland was a unless he is positively sure and cer- led English Conservatives, the position . The president also bers breneli. the uf for of Invice-president, ing item stance, being "The and Soldiers' Song,' free nation. Not till then did he tain (as far as certainty can be had, had used the red flag for years. the ever -popular It is a confession that all is not well ions intervenes to stop the degrade- ie Irish. etieniiraglior words. an. the branch Misss P. elfenale was the successful one. . . . In Europe it was the colour his eillillitellee care to go there. with Dublin Castle, and that the tion of this little. though brave and "' used which must naturally res: upon the ,.pressed Stewart was elected to the va- by the people to denote an International m the becoming the premier braneh those Aniong present were Bishop pastry new Irish Viceroy has taken a cor- unhappy nation. on the committee. and at Wal- emancipation of the workers. His Grace was loudly cheered as honesty and upriehtnees of a fellow- metropolitan area. other erne' r a . . . as Press correspondent. Esser, O.P., Canonist of the SconeEVPII the salvation Army mused rect view of the tactics of British -mike optimistleally of Me fulure of dron left the hall. cries of "eremite man) that the wine is absolutely the the red The nest meeting night is Oiled for nag."-N.S.W. tura: Dr. Hogan. Rector of the Irish he Acting -Premier Dooley). Correspondence was re- Monday. hranch. Government amid the wretchec an pure About" eor June the Catnolic mingling priest, 6th. with the the strains in Unfortunately, of the board refrom distriet ceived this College; G. Gavan Duffy, M.P.. and "The Soldiers' Is a public holiday. but we criminal policy of reprisals which se PARAPHRASED FROM SMITH'S sworn essurance given by a wine- reeenee to the mie.tion of mit ine urge all Seng." Mrs. Gaean Duffy; several English who can possibly come far from reducing the disturbed con. to the 11.M.B. Fnne. ineliihers WEEKLY. to be dealer. who is himself a true. and This inintributions at o'clock sharp. ladies, one of whom was discussed al some there fastened the matter i ion It was the Smenteenth of Minch. ARCHBISHOP MANNIX IN Mrs. E. practising S. Catholic, offers the great- length. mid was decided that Bro. S, dent Parkee. g Ireland at tne present tittle is be- Sinn Fein colours on the breast of superintenFrom his window Sir Walter into a cemetery and crushing wba. of the Red Cross lady ROME. James est for security that we Id at can Slibihril W.A.. represent possibly will be descried i le crushed between the upper and Gilbertson a large Archbishop Matinix as he entered to mret the of men in a state little it retains of industrial life. If e on that nithl. or excitement andbody Confereiiee. where along in this all-important matter. the coming. itibernian and in give them girlie 'ether attire. Each millstones of a military ais the hall; studeths of Propaganda After a stay of three weeks in have their initial instructhe cabled news is correct, Viscomit nsh. of them hail in Ms holiday question will be tinnily decided. tions On the oeher buttonhole in first aid. .hand how many wholepiece All of and of the girls the of a rapacity Rome, were gang the most members desirous College. of Most tilliniurb the Irish Franciscans, Rev. Dr. Matilde. Fitzelan is elready at loggerheads learning are requested to bring a green ribbon, and some of them waved drug firms are Catholic? How oninlon that emilribuitons to II,. rood of with the Goverment and may soon of irresponsibles whose diablerie Carmelites. Dominicans and Augus- Archbishop of Melbourne, left the sale of material three-guarters of a .1""Vielaein inhiglie velentary. it was decider, piece many of them would be willing to -.boom CO. louirsyarniblomIll.satiln: yard square. An address in Gaelic was city on the 12th of April, en route give ma.i?cindihrE'den go the way Viscount French has ha3 the sanction of the British Gov- tinians. gnaw Pro. nithertson to use ills own smile Irradiated his features, a real affidavit to the bishop of ho The elocution class Is to be flied aforhappy gone discretion at the conference. He has alvisete the with - ernment. We hear much from the then read by Father Fair, and Dr. for London. Nothing could sun he fancied that he had h it upon the meeting night, and ail alms who diocese that the altar wine they orients of the Irish Pepublican Meninx rose to reply. Another importeet tnatter during the next draws! of the irregulase who are thc But His Pees the cordial reception and hos- the wish to Join should send of Ale in die new eveninc their sell Was inItialleri is anvil pure. 70,frliselle°:".greennesa absolutely and that (ToPveninueit of rations to the secretary, Miss Henry. of the public, or the campaign of Grace's speech. which was a well- pitality extended to his Grace durreal fomeeters of efrife in Ionand their MM. nan.es ivetnee--e. members. being mere distributors, have flaw W. Cipiark. M. meitomiell.11. Mod. 18 Lincoln -street. end the manufacturers of crime; but murder carried on by Sinn Fein. balanced one. to which no English mg his visit. At the Irish College, they, were humourfins, Quite a crowd or girls were along at theThey men In real affidavit from Five or:min/N- tennis. Paff. and 5. Mali,. street, and he %vowel these whether from policy or military pres- We hear also of the incompetence person could think of taking excep- at the International College of St. athecorresponding and we to Phi are very Also re were pleased to see them, but. alas, lie had no hike one the el sverement eeems to stand of the Dail Eireann to efficient!), tion. simply because he spoke noth- Albert (Order of Calcecl Carmelites). thesewine prodecer? How many of ike,. for metitherehip that theY are all immewing green' ribgreatly in bon. druggist firms their wi'l take overn the Irish the people. playing. i.et us see ing but the truth. at San Clemente of the Irish Dome be the Black and Tans and the F There Is still ample Ilint Mr. J. room swretary reported The Ills eye rested upoii an on orange the minis tor man, new mem- tiamring in a isomer drape and im- I ertilV, haviliz been most surceesful (lurCa,lets. and to support their criminal n.ow far from the truth the prolate Standing beneath the Republican nicians. at St. Isidoro of the Irish trouble of getting personal of tile r0010 to crone He and enjoy this imiterdeeitt, tsoinalitsulgickinani:L tAic' pnat knowledge of the personnel ing the last six months In bringing along bers pular privilegealmor towunt methods, note ithstanding that the anda of the cables have led tne flag, his Grace said, in substance, he Franciscians, and at the Urban Col- mediate of the club. thhee nonlibers wrilita he pre.ented With Ail membere who are iti L6.ritics of Sem Fein. The Republe was deeply touched by their warm lege of Propaeanda, large - dinner of the producers, their methods of new n !instal by the branch. Bro. LeallY any mirth degree that would be evoked when the bulk of neromplisheil we"-censed public the °Pinim in can production; AS handling cf the set in wine musicians Government up 1919 by new for nine member. are parties wa, re.ponsible Er eland denounces these reprisals as were erg wised to honour the appealed jokers realised what it symbolised welcome. Par hum the land of his ttlirrnmayniets. avndi,t.thvve the mandate of 80 per cent. of the birth and farther still from Miss W. O'Reitty. with a total of A fortnight later sir a disgrace to the Empire. the land illustrious visitor. On these occa- in their cellars, and so on? All snit James riv, wag see I no the list. was considered to be wellwaiter who has eo kindly ronsented to enough to "I am au Englishman, and i speal., peeple of Ireland. and which func- of his adoption, he never felt him- sions his Grace met as fellow guests these are important factors to the poring siN lootitlis just ended A ise Ille organ- see a visitor. an orchestra for us. over the South and West of self in a more congenial atmosphere Cardinal Van Roseum, Prefect of the Catholic dealer who furnishes the total of thirty -010d new membere have "Why therefore. from the Englishman's timed those men fell upon 1110. The new Piano was nerd for the flrst can't understand," This was admitted to be just, and never more at home. As he sacred Congregation of Propaganda: priest with altar wine, and the bis- Leen r,idved lido the breneh. point of view when I say that I Ireland. el carried Friday night after the presi- an orange flag to he said. . hows greet work and enthusiasm on time last indicate hail delivered her suiTirise vmew the state .yf Ireland at the pre- capable, honest, sober. and tolerant, came into the hall a friend of Ireland Cardinal Fruhwirth. the Rev. Rev. hop with his sworn assurance." Month tile part of the °Mimes and members, dent packet the public may be green, that, to So fat, the until, ae a as I AM the state, recent writer credibly members says, "it informed, in Dr. fer the for the bianeli Esser. with no form of sent time as a great disgrace to the eas record Irish blood in her veins was O.P., Titular Bishop of Informa- which is the public. is an orange And is tion tn thr infect that our that 'pacified' out of existence by a kind enough to decorate him with %nide; the Right Rev. Mgr. Lueio. Catholic wine dealers have given siv months' work. one of the parBritish Empire. In spite of many ishioners had flii Alai; ifith the 11S11111 forlitirehtlY surprise to a kindly donated It. 11'711 t ec (dm.; le who assaulted you military brigandage." An the colours he was now wearing. The Canonist of the Sacred Tribunal of us very satisfactory assurance and -oriel terrible things which I regret as be- drunken lot of girls had come The and mem- hearsay was held. and (lance didn't fiv know that." Una eervice. replied an What the Henderson, English pc,liti- incident might be symptomatic. The the Segnatura (both of whom were reason can there be bers with their friend,. turned up In thetor during the. week. but ing criminal, which are being done by "They were St. of changing all this, unless it be to large numbers lo entoy themselves. On pity that the donor roma not itbe Ispre-a gently. says: "Up all the out - day might soon come when England fellow professcrs with Dr. Mannix Patrick's Day. and whencelebrant+. the extreme Sinn Feiners of Ireland, cian, eent to have seen the etpreSsiOnS you cane. nut in of the cooler weather it has Peril tar with the orange nag they saw red I cannot defend for a moment the rages had been on one side --that of and Ireland would understand one Maynooth Cedlege): Mr. Glynn. ex- harass the Catholic elergy and those account and /eery girl's face when the tut out canteen to decided been the the Protestant during ministers 1919 and announcement Government-and even the was are We now Governor blackfotar lly and brutal of is over. made. the another better, each the policy when State of New 'York; winter and to have country. the way rabbis. who consider it e till hall resounded It, seryatives, tui;tignspupreediedsibrywEalngtelirstiis,i,tote,;,: relying on the ladies to kindly pro- heard which is now our regime in the sis- there were 11.000 armed raids, three thoroughly might and practically all the Irish and the Jewish of workere of Europe, the independent. the vivid strains the of "For lte's a Jolly towns were sacked, and ten civilians thrive and prosper their conscience and reli- vide retroshmerts for the future enter- Ono,1 Salvation Army. and auctioneers, ter island." So Sir Philip Gibbs, were I arn Fellow." and live in peace American residents in Rome. On matter laimnents. more puzzled then ever. gion killed by to its tise servants. pure Before wine it, I don't their sacraunwriting recently on the condition of amid friendship, the precise reasons the 5th. April, his Grace was present On account or tile mission bi the parderstand It at all." 1919 there was only one policeman why God placed them in tee ish no social and dance was held last at lunch gie en on the Palatine by mertal :nee religious sere-icest Ireland. Sir Philip's view has been killed Before the ocean visitor explain. a Our experiences with Prohibition week. Min.:hers are therefore remindin Ireland." The Engish so near each other. He (the Arch- Mr. George Gavan Duffy nurse intimated thatcould GERALDTON the Interview expressed just as candidly by other Archbishop will and dance ed the next sociai that must close. Engligh writers, and by prominent Quakers reported that "the Sinn bishop) had been described as a Mannix was ;meted June 1 nth. to celebrate are only beginning; bet Catholics be held on Thursday, That night air Walter James hard a By cable the sad intelligence has rempse. A facetirg of the football club and Englieh Parliamentarians. We ate Fein Government could and would stormy petrel, one who hated Eng- Mass for the students of Propaganda have already learned enough to see and died. run the country, over 80 per cent. of land and looked for the disruption no Sundae. April that the constent warnings of Ame- its supporters was licld on Saturday reached Geraldton that Poor Sir Walter! almost tired of referring to them. the tie never undermother llth., and to rica were neither too urgent It was unanimously deof Rev. Mother May 28. . which .. English Government had of the British Empire. Agnes, of the Pre- stood: nor in. last, But Fir Philip, in the latest edition dine at the Nothing to Mr. T. P. Herbert, patcollege cided appoint the same day. ceased. The American Commis - could be more untrue. What was On the eth. he was sentation Convent, Geraldton, reopportune.-America. were The of the club. following ron to hand of the Review of Reviews, the guest elected oftirers of the clutu-PresIdent, cently died in Ireland. Only is even more severe in his condemn- sioners said the same thing. Her many was this: he placed the inter- of the Most Rev. Archbishop Cert Mr. W. A. Brown; vice-president, Mgr. friends throughout after the advent of the Black and true the Golden West nation of government by of the land of his birth and that retti. Secretary ot the Sacred ConsicArale, Mr. D. MeaVerling. I utter NORTHAM. Tans do we get the beginning of ests gher, Mr. J. Sten: Mr. J. J. Sheehan. will regret to hear the news, and in murder, pillage and methodsoutrage' of his adoption before all the world, gregation of Extraordinary Eccleswhich, that ruinous and S. 0'. their Mr. bloody order set and Mr. J. lithsella:.secretary. sympathy waft many a -fervent it practised by a foreign Governof this he had been iastical Affairs. an o/d friend of his treasarer. J. P. Moran. by the irregulars, and which has and because Who would not subscribe to the prayer to (From Our Correspondentl. ment upon its victims. would call up hounded by seme in Australia and when in .4110r:ilia. Among the souIt errs decided in order to put the the dear Heavep for the repose of ahove journal termed "reprisals." rth Sunday afternoon, may t ins, a elub after having perused soul of the forth the unanimous reprobation of been on ; Men final:Oat basis to rilli by the venirs "Theglibly prevented English Governof Rome wench the Archbisvery interesting event took place at IWO dant, r. the dates he!air joile /1) and who had given such adrish mother, the :est number, a copy ot which is bloody excesses of the irre- ment from setting foot on Irish soil. hop of Melbourne is tee Britieh people. The critics in noble and just to hand? From taking with him St. Joseph's Church, when several teeing July I be run will also gulars An art union (the Black and Tans) have devoted Nun this country of the Republican to the Geraldton Diocover us cover it was: Ireland above all, the most intereeting are the beauti- buttes received the blue ribbon and If permission is given in the Commis- cese. the unhappy inspiraoon of the With him where she has done so much the story of the conversion of China end consecrated Children cli sioner of Police. Party in Ireland seem to overlook been the British Empire. above the ful mother-of-pearl beads. mounted medal, Mary, also a 'lumber of others were ad Government, butt Irish mis- above On Sunday last the football team in the cause of Catholic education is a fascinating pleasure to read. Its the fact that that party is the crea- present in He to whole was gold, world. prepared which the Holy Father premined as aspirants. These rule days when to tr, did cemeiulo not begin a ith 'Lloyd Clarement and the spread of the knowledge of interest is gripping. The reading lion of a breach of honour on the temptations arc so great and so maw .lourneyed a team di IAV1 from the Holy clone w' and it will not end with love the English people. if they did sented to him for his mother. mat ser and illustraeions combine adChurch. nart of the British Government to George; attraetIone to lead the young away from Claremont- ...I.)" oioe C.atteii Volum all that Is Rood and pure. it must in- People's eih mirably to give to the world a diary; AIt teugh the opp.nderect in Ireland a Government un- him unless we clear out and leave be consoling to those Vito have the lion were hes'', team Illi!,.11r3 were and history of the Irish Mission in der the terms of the Home Rule Act Sinn Fein Government to wipe up Idea of an Irish Republic, is, we NEWS OF THE ARCH- deed welfare of the young at heart, tO know ley no means outcls.sed A ter tin mess." That was the opinion know, repugnant to many fair mind China which, although yOung: has alof 1914. Had the British Govern.- the there Is euch a soeiety as the Children ti.st quaeier there wis dttie I s ehoo-e or Mary whose obJeet is to honour our between the two teams. ciaremont nn ready been well established-and DIOCESE. ment net paltered with three an.o of the broadminded and intelligent ed Englishmen who sympathise with Blessed Lady and to imitate to the best ally winning by eight goals eleven beEnglishman, G. K. Chesterton. the aspirations of the Irish people more, appreciated. It does one good: a half millions of the Irish The of their ten entertainment ability her to seven Sto many hinds goais behinds. virtues, esThat organised by it creates an admiration, and has been expressed in (or an independent government. CALENDAR. and slavishly surrendered to aPeople pecially so ts to a privi- other opinion those virtues dear of mace eagerly looking forward is no Mrs. Flynn, and which was given on worls not leis definitely uy That repugnance mainly springs S. Third Sundae after Pentecost. purity, charity. and obedience. 10A all, less refreshing to learn that the nalevel minority of one million or so in representative num- return match, when opportunity offers, of sodality members wearing their nnd confidently hope in turn the tables last Wednesday night was a great tive Chinese with all their English writers and from prejudice and an encrusted be Green ber the six couoties which undoubtedly public peculiar success. and veils formed a procession at thr late victors. The hall was full. The customs, primitive White cloaks represents another English Pale in in two men. It was recognised that lief in the superiority of Monarchial M. 6, St. Norbert. ideas and the like, St. To -morrow (Sunday) the team will function was greatly enjoyed, School. and then proceed7, Of the Feria. amid it which Green. ed toJoseph's the church, headeci by their sodal- meet St. Malachl's reom HIghgnte on augurs well for the how partitioned Ulster, there of the general elections 80 per cent. over Republican systems of govern Tu. been held out as barriers egs. the balance of social (more have 8, Of the Feria. After singing the uetral Heraman'e Reserve. Green. ity banner. would not have been a Republican cies people of the Irish constituen- ment. It has been suggested that W. or less) to any Christianising events now hymn. the Father debeing Th Rev. add Self 9. O'Donnell Determination declared St. for organised a Sinn Columba. in the influence, are such that constitute a Fein Gov- if the Irish people would consent to White. livered a most interesting lecture, ImParty in Ireland. That is the outinterests of the forehcoming bazaar. and the vote taken in the England giving White. preeeing oil thew" shout to be consecratthem a king there F 10, St. Margaret. standing fact in connection with this ernnaent, YOUNIII IRELAND itocirtv. Mrs. Keane's entertainment for definite love for them in their unheld for the Southern Par- might not, perhaps, be an insuper. S. 11, St Barngbas. Red. ed the honour which was theirs in beheard of numbers, by the Catholic terrible Irish Tragedy which is at- elections the same !lament. which the British Govern- able barrier between them and ining made ene of Mary's special children. training the attention of every civi- meat h; olnagye 1,,I;n1a7Zemdpro=:11011 June next purpose takes piece on 8th missionary priest With this spirit the Ills the Archbishop, accompani- and their obligation In living op to the lael.the to set up as an alter- dependence. wonderfut progress the society lised nation to day. That we may set ed by Grace dominaleag feature of the great proRev. Father MeMahon M.S.. left rotes of the sodality. to be pre-,ent at of The Irish Re- nativeproposes As advertised elsewhere rand,- In the last twelve months. We another eu- blem or making fortnightly meetInas and monthly lies public is the logical outcome of the ingly to Dail Eireann. overwhelm- aside as outside the pale of Irish for BridgetOwth Greenbushes, and Man - the party and dance gentiles of pagans, appeal to all Irishmen and Irish -Austra- chre by the declared for the Sinn Fein can- thought. this (SaturelaY) morning, to ad- eoree,olon, to help In every way ror the lians North Pertil Stall, St.is arranged despair of getting redress from Brit didates. the What impresses the new }argue to join midis anZt hen, forBrigid's our are very susceptible to School stood or the sodality. minister the to Sacrament give of Confirmation. rood exBuilding Fund. to take place at the the Chinese That vote has decided the generation of Ireland is that their ish Government of those disabilities fate of Ireland's North Faith and teaching of the ample and to ehow by their daily actions ward the Bleat Movement Perth The of Forty Town -Hours' the Hall Adoration tell We proposed came regeneration. Many us de n0 on to Southern Thursday Parwhich are squeezing eee ',hese nation country, one of the most fertile in &Jose on Sunday evening., when a vete, and eonduct, they are true Whiten or thing but spout high-sounding phrases, evening next June OM, at 8 p.m. Church. It is surely rnest But "the reign of law Then in day. to come. wnen to death, just as surely as the cobra liament. or ekpense is being spared No world, lags behind the rest of eloquent sermon was preached on the mary. In this Way imagine we are free- trouble to also learn by gratifying, then, would have their share of many and ased upon the consent of the goer- the committee to make their Sacrament by the Very Rev. they does its victini., There is another lerned" ing Ireland. the nations in wealth and progress, tileseed To this there is but one the that euchre lettee'net and trouhles to face, they mild trials Oiders parties of and teth John isn't dances Creagh, C SS R., Vicar -Apostolic of turn tn 'wary, who, in return, would answer: the great success tor Sisters and presumably the policy and that few avenues open up for Have you attempted to en- which fact overlooked by the critics who of the they are fast Brothers are arriving Broome. tile study of Ireland's tantru- The Lloyd George Government, them famous. there, help and console then), and tO Mem be courage glibly animadvert on the tragedy of and in which their industry and music Is of the becoming whilst A well -attended euchre party very ms, and history', are you best. others What doing are Mother in kindly being every of the tree sense and a prehence we find a last desperate talents may find employment. There dance took piece in St. Joseph's School. word, who wieni nil earth %Vas ilesers fog to help? Is criiicism of others' efforts. supplied by the pupils of St. Brigid's pared for the great work. Ireland: No definite offer of a sub- effort is The fact Victoria Square, mart Monday night. of evert veneratlon and tonedenee. but small though they be, your idea of Convent. The prizes are as follow:- that such an svelte' fern, of Self -Government whelm bynow being made to over- is only one outlet, and that is exile. Very Ladies-ist. essential Ob. of adjuuct Rev. Join up and help to Preston as Father patriotiem? make force Moss. tea; end, mature Adm.. Is to the wishes now raised the to highest heavone, has been offered to the Irish people ince resist- N that cannot sustain thank all those who Interested. themsel- her faithful servant whit lone to ear this a true trishdreiand society-help a Bottle of Hardy's No. I Port. Gent's Yeachieg Orders are to be at first of Sinn Fein to Goveramens theGovernment as an alternative to that system of a Bottle of Whiskey. and, cash hand it. assisting the physical and natural life of a ves in its success, and she. whose prayers are more and encourage the study of the Ideals -1st, especially those hein. zealous that priests prize hasn't' the of 5/consent or of value wno to the of the most on gov- nation deserves to fall, and Irish provided the refreshments. earth. that that amount. rpeaks for the wenderful glorious spot dear end more valuable to Os than all Government set up by Sinn Fein. erned ladies' price of admission Faith that earth, and sn eines- dear bit of green set in the Atlantic. The (1/-) and no honest attempt has been British One hundred thousand of Government since the Union hat; On June 13th, a lecture on Ow treasure, old Ireland tn der hour of neen and the gents WO) is not too much underlies all movements thet the soldiers-regular and irre. been destructive to the industry and "What Monday, is Wrong With ireiandt" be cinetS that they °Male from GNI the Ilelp made by the British Government to Allit it is may hy understanding her that to ask for the evening's aniusement, Church permits and of Ms In graces. connecabundance the gular--have Rev. encourages, Father been not McMahon, M.A.. action with their regalia, he esker, theni you eau Neil: her, add If alr. Best men Alid the chance of one or the above vain- the operatieg in Ire- progress of the Irish people. meet the Irish Republican leaders land since In companied by ari Irish least (but probably the latest) concert. will take always to line and cherish it. then in fuel women In this country hand tO- eine prizes. 1916, and these have been the loss of wealth Refreslituents will be and their President in conference. unable population place at St. Joseph's new school at 8 days of sorrow it would help to brine g'ether to really try aiel do something. served after the cards are played. Don't of which is the Irish ediesion to to break down the resistance Ireland has sufferedand p.m. Tee lecture will be given in aid We heard much of peace by negotia- of forget. as only a con North Perth we fen 'rile to then must wo Town China. ward. gauntHall, bark those balmy their, days. and The Far East is Thursshe Irish people to that system of quered. the cathedral Fair. Lion during the war; it is a doctrine and despised coun- of The eould say with pride I was once a cidid iet lies been thrown down to Irish -Arts - day, Suite oth, at 8 p.m., and bring tralasian mouthpiece, the the Auswhicn they regard as try couldwronged Mission which has been so suc- of Mary. and dld my hest to lite up tO frame's by the Loyeffy League, do you YOUr friends. monthly subscribed to by the League of Na- Government suffer. It is a terrible re- cessfully organ, of the Mission, and ty made during- the past fort- the rides of Me sodality. accept the challenge? to the material interests proach conThen subIN MEMORIAM. tions; but it evidently does not find destructive to Britain that under her night at St. Joseph's, Sublevel, will be .prration then took place. and a most ecrioing Miss Doherty. etc.. 5/ A.t..r.m., opened to and it the as an spiritual poyLE.-Of annual life of the Irish rule a your charity pray ror the subfavour with the Lloyd George GOV. nation. so fertile and favour - brought to a close at the devotions to- pleasing and Interesting ceremony the pToceedings with the "Soldier's soul of John Doyle, who died sudden- scription readers become members To further impress the ed by country morrow evening. Miss Sheila Finnegan recited brought to a cloge with the reeltal of song. ernment and the critics of the Irish Irish people nature should be year after ly on June 5, 1913.-R.I.P. of the Iiish The. Rev. Father cagney, Mlle, The altar was most beauti- in a most moving manner, "Ranch the League, a step the power and year seeing her young people going will the Republic. `tarred Hearts Of Jesus, have mercy which they Mission And yet we think Brit- supremacy of with Piper," open wile and a fully a true redecorated lovely TriSh Mission flowreceived will at white never regret; raRosalie to -morrow. British Government on his sou1. ish prestige and British chivalry ante as forced immigrants to forand the eholrest Mr. J. Walsh recited "The roeee, the work eertion. Fattier Mitchell, C.SS.R., left by Wed - ers its determination to compel the away -Inserted by his lovitig wife anti ther, they will look for and cherish or the !Aintree of St. Joseph, who are to Death of the Brother Shearee." and ite ehildren. would lose nothing, and would gain shores. If they were absorbed the Far East as a means of keeping Elsie and Will. to surrender their allegiance to eign be eomplimented mi their artistic taste an encore seng, Where the River Shan'FT= much, by flinging aside its sword Irish by niVeghguiTer: the liPxrp(Iggraati Dominions the Ttice reproach fresh befc,re their with the decoration of the non Flows.. Mr. and Miss Finnegan the Government which they have would (oitation Monastery. North Perth, during next and cord of mail and meeting the set not be so great, but, unfor- week. were heard to advantage In a (Diet. mr. MORLBY.-Of tour charity, pray for cent work which minds the insignifia t ea yt irbse,st. and which by an overwhelmthe repose or the soul of my prompts Ion of officers In eon - Courtney gave his millet fine exhibition representatives of Reptiblican lre. ing up most of them have been to do great things, and so the few niece. Annie Louisa. nit° diedloving majority they have agreed to re- tunately. of irleh with the neetion dancing. B. on Children of Misii O'Dohet ty Mary took to land in a plain, honest heart-to-heart spect. lost to the Empire. Under a free May 57, 1921; age 25 piece no S lay week. do ever so little for God. many The new net- gave a patriotic recitation. Miss !trollThat it is a Republican form Irish Government, Years.-RIPyour Sacred conference. Heart of s°, erie Jesus, working in are to haie friend be sang "Ave Marfa." and the mercy romeratidated andion their owe "little bit" now- Write toDoRev. of government should not alarm the ly on her soul. R. enthuelastleally an It surely cannot be in the interests demander! enwith England, - Inserted by her loving aunt Han- Maguire Far East Office. Cathedral of England or the people of and neighbourliness core. "Mlehael Dwyer," by Mr. R. E. in a spirit of co-operation, the of England to hold for ever "Ireland PeOPle Walsh followed, Mid "mother mem:twee" nah, 5 Station -street, East OulldfOrd. the Dominions. The vital question Melbeurne, Viettnla. story of the Irish quivering in her grasp"-the one after all is whether Sinn exiles might have NORTH PERTH TOWN HALL. by Mr. Pauky, and "A liebel Song" by Fein Gov- been Mr. Quinn, immpleted the programme. European netion which remains different, in all EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. is a better Government for human very my. guilty.. ga, a shrill address 011 after the great war which. on the emment probability, they would 51(1 of North Perth Stall, %Wet the Insh nation than that system have the situation Ireland, and was supbeen attracted authority of Mr. Boner Law, until of Government which has to Perth the ported Bazaar by Mr. Walsh. str. Brennan mr. Yesterday the Feast of the been es- British ciirford. and Miss irfloberty. colonies, lately leader of the House of Com- tabished in Ireland by were seeeed Heart.being After these THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1921. to which the Highgate the the Act singina. of "God of Save Ireland" the celonies as friendly to them as the parish ts consecrated, its grand and In- Ref atone eas fought for "the rights of Union, and whether that Good 'dome. meeting elose 1. PriAes. A del4te. .`Reptiblie Govern- rreat Republic of America. ceretnonies are already in proNEW MIsstONARY NEWsPAPER. cards. 8 p.M. to In p.m. other nations to live their own way." ment can work in harmony The spiring v. DOMIlli011 Hume Rule: ' will take After High Mass on Feast naming. o pen to te p.m. and millions of the Irish race in Ameri- gress. ft is not denied that Ireland is a fnendslup with the British GovernPlace nil MnildlIV. Ione I3th. Tee sides day, solely,' Exposition of tiletheBlessed Tickets: Ladles. Is. Gents. Is 6(1. an". "flepubliemi." Mr. II. Brenean ca are a reproach to the repressive sarrament took nation If. then. Mr. Lloyd George ment and remain within place. True to HighD. C. rgnno Ho, Sec. (leader), Mr. J. welsh, and Mieees morthe Empire. legislation which made their volunis still purseing those ideals he held. On reflection tis and Dove. "Dom' Hone. Rule," riVet t4.11.11 Nil I t(tg,u7s1!41 don't think it is tare exile from their nal4 eCOO-EE" DANCE Mr. P. (-Affront (leader), Mr. o'orsie. during the war. he must have a impossible for we native land a tion t eonunenced. The Guarani Horne DRUMS OF THE IRISH MISSION TO CHINA Britain to Will make or tjeld at sir. P. collier, add Miss IL Onaoherty. an necessity. Ofp will be *PUBLISHED MONTHLY). special interest in "the etineiple alliance with the impartial student of continued until to -morrow ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL oon't forget ft Dail your -es ROOM, on the iirst of Eireann that Irish history, ieviewing the facts or' (Sunday) afternoon. High Mass will be that the rights of nations, however will be more advantageous YORK -STREET, SOUTH PERTH, the Month. racked with Exquieite mem, I to her British Government in Ireland. can half -past b tireeitY News 'I'm,. small, are as sacred as the rights of interests than the Present Gir(Near convent), t -tam r three In the afternoon ihe pub(711,. issue", A.:011. costly, extravag- logically uphold the On FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921. the biggest Empire," and be not less ant and unsatisfactory repressive. lic demonstration of Faith will take SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL. In the sututi form of a grzesaln Dancing: 8 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. liON'T Miss generously interested in the claime which she has beep system under blighting and oppressive policy place rr. subscription, 5, a year, post free. Single Copy, wt. of Conference the Sacred Heart, of Highthe Blessed governing Sacrament Irewhich has eharacterieed its long amid Church to the Refreehments. Music by mr. Jim OrlMn. the Irish people to live their own land during the past gate. Convent Grounds, Address: Manager, `Tar East Office, Cathedral Hall. Mothmirtie. Tickets. Ladies% Is.; nents.. Is. Sd. century. The unhappy reign. Wit-ming number of Watch will he solemn Benediction will be given.where VICIOR YATES, Hon. Sec, ad, ertised in next week's RECORD. tittim

Futuristic History The Death of James

Ireland

To-day

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Osborne Park

Feast of the Sacred Heart in Highgate Parish

CIRCULATION THE TEST

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THE W.A RECORD. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1921

'98 -In Australia Commiosticciltb.

The Convict Priests

the of the om; the ,eatiiren. CAthulies in the y goes, tvih., a', the and will him disappears child whom Christ isles:iel was give, Punjab. in the epochs two between link Last have to to the lions. and he seas OPEN FOR ALL CLASSER OF (By PhiI O'Neill.) sselesiastical history of the Lahore many a s.mccesser. It is net only Father Lahore was: bons murder of a Governmeat From the Dublin Catholic Bulle- lars of theinformer nr chiefly. ef "almighty Rolle" that Missimin. He itean. in arrested France, was he Trouche, La at spy and the ("erectile spell,: it e rise as thet served in the Army during the tin, Atit: take the following: An acI. is. petweipal CM.* and Towns of Australia and Rabaul (Now Britain): Landon CMI). and flogged in Youghal. "glamliatssrs' bloody circle:. that i . Franco-Prussian War of 1870, and The person of his Grace Arch count of his sufferings, written by resits te the imagination of the mud three years afterwards joined the bishop Meninx the sturdy chainc. himself, is a indictment damning nest It is rnther Ens world. ftfltirnnCo'n, and 3oithtlr lesrasntd)sffittr h hot ice Shortly after his pion of democracy, focusses publi against the callous conduct of the attutt"Altelttealia, n:'itatnilaap:av,11" Britain,k that was Capuchin Order. scnnied and welts... A wire in 1879. he went to India. attention once again co the rela government of the day. Si% Interest on Opposite up to £1,000, ordination wed, old pewerfal in that Austra greet lions between Ireland and scraps of lead or ,\Ilahabad with the armed to ,. cat. Amount. over £1,000 up to Atisoo. on a% Interest attached was and to the especially on the par tin, was the instrument of his deIt is easy to imagine of wh.,,o we this& It is notfaith Isis marriage. In 1985 he ens transferred lie and more - Sir DENISON MILLER, K.O.M.CL, :Mission. o HIS MASTERPIECE. Court, majesty of Rome. but to the JAMES KELL, that the Irish priesthood have play.. gradation. In all he receive 1 275 never and Governer what time feelings of time PapalCouncilla '21 Mission. Lahore the to Governor Deputy th lashes! "In defiance of shame," he defied Rome that the Being of a ed in building up the Church inAnti or, rather, of besieged Papal reiter- thorn who Coliseum i, a monthly -lit left the Punjab again. 1 often sit ..t me window great Commonwealth of the ruin of the writes, "my waistband was cut for have been at the enjoyed must never he lors. clay, physique. fading * strong the * as t Limon * And It also recalls the fact tha the finishing strokes of this lacerat. ated requests of a powerful forKing holiday. Ho stuck podes. the Solemn Owls and Stuffed Prophets. the luxury of auntil Government in the earl 7 ing instrument." Is casting its last reflections worrying. worrying. worrying he fell by it. It the British plOugh On a world of work and play. days of the colony was not less. Colston men are usually agains t iem the Before the order for his release chaplain speedy pronouncement of a judicial England :Thurch P OBTAIN PRICES FROM who may be consid arrived. he had sailed for Botany to those This "kind" analogy Mile!. of New the sort a says is realities. La to There decree. message urgent the horizon. sent far who the . Catholi on the of out founders the And ered and the is why the very solemn editors s c Bay. and later was transferred to history into Mardip this Joseph light, between Father that golden saying His mollifying inChurch in Australia. To-day, mag- Norfolk Island. In the heart of.that emit professors, smileme ministess are hose worry of supporters of divorce-made pathway had broken down completely. The stiticent cathedrals, stately colleges; fluence over the convicts on the pasI fancy 1 see the airing their displeasure at Ireland's ie easy in England now worrying Parold missionary was brought to La- and spacious religious institutions o ' sage out led to a relaxation of the of such That leads to eternal lilt. jet was It neglect SUBIA00. liberty. light for their Asked sanction to done. liament work was all kinds attest to the work of th e conditions in his case, and later, of the seleinn owls: that cried nut for the hore, hut his like Christian law in the disruption a change to a hill Irish bishops, priests and nuns. Ver - when he had spent some time on The TIMBER and HARDWARE PEOPLE The good of that glorious pathway a rights of small nations, and human if he would selected have to They tie. try pointing him marriage loyalty the island, the Governor gave CONNECTION WITH and climate, he replied the hills were ily it is a record of labour, Tunis to a silver grey, WE SUPPLY EVERYTAING moment when the country is etts liberties, and self-determination saying that and love, but how many are awar ! liberty to minister to their spiritual 'rime art of the Infinite Workmen THE BUILDING TRADE. similar things. Solemn men and Heaven. tracted by political trouble, bywhen enough for him now- Father that the standard of Faith was firs . wants. At length, his pardon arhigh not Closing 'mother 'say! to flu. sticks poor are diverted stuffed prophets public attention is Joseph took part ;is the Waziristan planted on the Australian continen t riving, he returned home to his old who charge at Ballymacoda. and was resimple, crisis of agitation, and men's minds lean Oil. F.Npetlition as chaplain to the troops.a by three Irish convict priestsnativ With such perfect ease. end Like are besieged by political fears. were banished from their f calved with every manifestation of For his services he was awarded The touch of a Master hand, not h James Cardinal Gibbons. must one o ches. days this evil and "lessen dark analogies in darkness the to all in land loyalty and love by his old parishand mentioned medal Daylight changes with and wishes to inform them Churchmen and Henry case, illustrious honOf this military For forty-three years after Such, indeed, is the pressed far. for '98? ioners. In thanking her friends for past favours, Obeying a great command. his, Iic was buried with episid glorious peace. that in in and the public in general, that she has rest figures all his faults. at least professed to Americon patriot. DOW gofer St, s.smil the he laboured amongst them, but the e his ours. May Church ;miter's the Dixon of American Fathers an decision than 01c11 eternal rest, manly fiugurepermanentlyd' were no others submit to the ' Tansionsferipaisl Great nature serves as He wilts in the beginning, whereas now the posers- writes: "He had the instincHarold and O'Neill. figured by a stoop as a result of his 113xasisiemes ttto The sea with its changing tides, Chalice. He whethe terrible sufferings at the triangle. ers for divorce is in defiance ofthe tive pit:tem-Aims that did not wait on A Pre-Reforrnaticin debate for matter is a It The mountains in silent beauty knew years. 88 (Opp. King Edward Hostel). No on: cele- Mass was ever celebrated on th e died in the year 1846, aged STREET of Christianity. Be- laboured thought. daily HAY guides. principles the at that very use Hand in is Here the to 'i Respond TEL. A1125 Catholic Australia may be unsides. declaration of nullity is abso- his country and its people better. To bration of Mass in St. Iltyd's Church, Australian continent prior to th e FROM PIER -ST. DOOR SECOND convict illyeite, humble . mindful of the Creation CATHOLIC the last, even in his declining lutely distinct from rerearrying arrival of the Irish convict priests Dowlais. a chalice which bears is an But his masterpiece of power FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, AND ALL much, so Ameriowes she bee! succeed? whom to will, death of agitators his priests of the on It however Will even yes, 1921 has arrived. vorce. the period, for "Ordo" Historians of the unique historic interest. Is crowned with REQUIREMENTS. her every nese Him, In the turmoil and noise of political can institutions were his concern. His the pre-Reformation period, is made foremost amongst them being th e but Ireland. true to The Universe bows before will! forgotten never eulogy has an forcing in were instinct, ral words succeed deof opinion may they published last I simplest worries Moran-are the of Cardinal late ef silver, and is But I serve becaase in her measure. The eyes of the pub- e n the Constitution. At least five sign. Under the oase is an inscrip- that the Holy Sacrifice was first of those who have forsuffered VICTORIAN TAILORING 00. her freedom or -Frances de Sal -s Tobin. their lic are fixed on altogether different of the last seven Presidents had tion, the translation of which runs fared up there by a Spanish chap- cause. whether the allowed not has She and de Faith. her latcounsel, the Valz on and Luis and advice sought his Grefyt the lain who accompanied matters. on strikes. ap --"Davy follows: to as priests convict her of Philip memory est shuffles of Ministers. For one, I each was privileged in the enjoy- Breton. otherwise called Ubarre Torres during the reign of French The Turks and the Pope. or their epitaphs to remain unJAMES SEATING. have always moved the rejection of ment of his friendship. No one who Dick the herald, caused this chalice III. Later, it is surmised, a one otf lapse Because of the prehibttion ofenjoins Institute). written. A splendid monument was accompanied Bills. Just knew -the Cardinal could associate Conwho pray340 HAY -STREET, PERTH (Opposite Mechanics' city that chaplain, divorce-mede-easy the so these Koran, Parts, at :;se made by ago to the mem :A to be years some raised land that to advice. late or the person expeditions and Irish Suitings, Dress Suits Our the out his in with his of Scotch broke for French the to God Special Line offered Wexford be the stantirople is without a statuedate as before the war not miss his oppor- selfishness might Dixon, ers Father ory of by assisted Specialty. So in the loss of this stalwart and friends; in the month of April, the celebrated Mass there, Lord Gorell did by his fellow coungavot those few which one of the convict convict sagest, But tunity, and introduced his Bill- It uncompromisingAmericantheto Samples and Self -Measurement Forms Sent on Application. four hundred and Father Dixon,many In Ballymacoda, sleeping far back as the imperialistic age. of the convicts trymen. of confe year one thousand As priests.. bridges n bait milli pontiff, who cannot It the of Blarney Tweeds Just to Hand. of -nephew, Stock part Easter. grand Varied and the after en gallant Large his sixty-nine beside eeatitude et the to Benedence, and did not dig trenches of be traced how this treasured relic as possible went to assistgel thersy" loiensumFeanthtetrhAOt'Noenilyl, inhabitants of this capital for sS&erriefflicne..1 Ihrezn,w.eanst distrust, our country is the poorer. was transferred to Dowlais. gunilil-ecrlTyvlaeyrn, 1 dict XV., for his efforts the peace whoused tothe woes Sopassesman God throughhs writes could raise. The de RECIJA BIT' and his eforts to alleviate of creed surmised that it was used all RAILWAY went to the Holy Sacri- loving hearts had limit by the hunt- Christians of his monument lately at of the affseted, irrespective Catacombs, and many of secretion reminds the in Church, the penal persecutions five God, _ of felto service his to in the that about him about us is war, journeyed the ed priests who or race. Goring may have already Youghal Palace as a Midday on Wednesday and Country. A man of rare faith, Wales, and war probably handed them perhaps the desig- low -countrymen he stands obtain the unique tribute of a statue merited for themselves, the as in .. devoid of ors- down from one to another. wonderful simplicity, Each Week is the Faith." champion of Freedom as wellstand of MRS. CHAIMBERLAIN, Proprietress. to the Holy Father on the square Confessors of nation what opposite the right comforts, are of Australia They This . may tentation, heedless to perth. . The most suitable for Visitors front of the Catholic Cathedral. his Our task, however, is with the Irish Faith. Well in her struggle he was and what he did were a rare Perth Railway Station. Best attention and moderate Prices. represents e Organise M convict priests, the pioneers of the by Ireland to -day. -*statue, in bronze, full Journalists Christian but is true a and light: oinfatiaonautilutl beauty of 'ng self.cleter for blends pontificals,. preEtc, citizen, Holiness, vested in Irish-Australian mission and the France. call- that Contributions, Report:, a true bishop, and a meek curstanding on a marble base andarms. decessors of those who, led byf D.r. the gratitudem and Advertisements for the and lowly follower of Christ."-R.I.P. in the Catho Mannix today. comprise the fruit- SincelathyeadnadrkeledAyc,sfliafv'e98g,iIvreiisprnmoernc. THE factor distinctive A leg on all nations to lay aside of issue week's rent lie literary life of France is the or- ful band of Irish workers in that' both lay When the project was initiated RECORD may be taken. than their share to build up the Italian Sympathy for Ireland. ganised group of writers and jour, far-off vineyard of the Lord. two Years ago, the Catholics of Congreat Commonwealth of the South recent the of aside. Maori. author stood Signor discreetly nalists known as the "Corporation of Father James Dixon was a Wexstantinople ern Cioss. in present ParThe most Italian more the Crossabeg with through. C.C.f motion committing and did not go man Christiana1 Publicists" ford m. and allowed those who differed 'members. The great Archbishop of Metwith ad- Bill appeared on March 10 this year, (lament to an expression of symrm r hundred county.com He wascharged tried from Catholic doctrine to attest bourne, his magnetic personality March story rebels, it the BARRACK STREET, PERTH. on Thus related French appeared the Ireland, of XV. for pathy its predecessor Basin, a member leading(hat kr Benedict Rene above parties and classes, towering to Now the Committee of English dominion in Ireland. and kmdemy, is president of the orwini- by ta martial, and sentenced is that on the list of subscribers the 10 last year. comes amongst us to -day with aafterwas the subseof apthe the of and sentence us, vindication a Catholic was members The before it is other stage declared death.tr - 'Fou name of not a single message of hope and cheer. The bur t. word. Irish people's fight for liberty. He s.tcal7ine.mv-Pierre de la Gorce. Henry wards commuted to penal servitude All are Muhammedans, He- quent stages will rollow. A would Pears. den of his message is that the sac I Baudrillart or life, and he was transported to spoke of Daniel O'Connell and of the Iloideau-x. Monsignor brew, Greek, Schismatic. etc. First therefore, is opportune. rifice of our convict priests or our in arrived he in also enrolled Botany Bay, where or sacrifices the Irish had made during and Paul Bourget--are forgotten not is Mrs. S. E. McCARTI-IY, patriots en the list is the name of the Sultan submit to all who are interested convict Christian the war. He said- he hoped that mil the corporation. Notable in its the year 1800. He was warmly wel- unrequited by the great democracy of Tuecey, then those of the Grand the matter-and can any -convicts, most Presidient Wilson's declaration in membershipalso are M. Duval -Ara corned by his fellowown fail to be interested in the matter? Commonwealth. a greater of Rabbi, the Schismatic Patriarch, countrmen were his that the Catholic position is to re- behalf of the rights of peoples wilt nold, chai all of the committee on of whom hankers. military officers, etc.the One whom, for a time, he minis rev. pudiate the measure in its totality. be applied to Ireland. Social Refor-a in the Chamber of De- and tothe IRISH NATIONAL ""' instance will go far to show of religion in consolations 't% t. of tered Prcyris, compromise. du no Febrve non-Catholics be Le can M. the There and which the erence in pieties. journalist. FORESTERS But more their gloomy exile. ofThrough believe that polygamy, and even priest. patriot, Minister of Agriculture. the city hold the name of Benedict Governor friendly disposition A SOCIETYIRISHMEN. Rev. Adalbert Bengha, contribu- important than the material baneto sae XV. Some time aso a group of Ar- modified polgamy-i.e., permission allowed soon was he King, secular Thr the Cheapest Gem menians were condemned to death for a divorce every time absolutely tor to the Catholic Encyclopoedia, fits arethe moral advantages. tiis c haat i csoetssoafs perse No Initiation Fee, tributions. v t and revered as a patriot in.his native corpusin_tactizsrecristlic4, iats,,,fm,estmorleuercsonito. l'i'sesci byAtrin2aconvicts,ll an a charge of spying. Archbishop tribunal may grant it-is Con- condemned by the Church of God Hungary. is making a missionary Brunches: Huth O'Neill, Perth, meets Dolce Apostolic Delegate at from cuf some old alternate Tntrretresse in use Teautia Hen out Made was :s ,,Ais. stistinople. begged- their lives It follows that these Bills in Parlia- .tincoulrmioef tschermUonnilcdkiSttai.!es,,frultahrwrallnl. grei heistei ot neeptien ef literarytoaitd and the first Mass (Roma 14), Beaufort -street, Perth. do rfamask curtains, went and all those gat went before, Baru Branch, Fremantle, every "Well, well," they Pnews map7r Material that has the authorities. 1.. in Sydney was celebrated Brian Societies alternate Tuesday, FriendlySecretary's in be- with rfaith, morals, and patriotism. offered up May she parishes, German 1803. and 15, Slovak. 1857` in Pamed Sunday. tb on Hall, 64 Adelaide -street; if"the notably of do I C.I---CF replied -n Catholic. a Aestria. Archbishop2 -ad' "No,' to of 41(''' press amongst Dubois out .....e them.", are anathema Cardinal of the Catholic lies amongst -.1144 half broken Address, W. Keating, 23 Burt -street, having emute Caries Stuart Parnell, Fremantle. the Delegate, 6rnily, "either all or not, therefore, see how a Catholic Father B n h is the genite, of the parts, an honorarys.member of the address, Court on the Boulder; Secretary's alternate Margeasipeacitir:e none. Such is the wish of the can discuss such Bills in Committee. Catholi a egssain Austria, and ha, ccorpoeation; isp.repre ' masses. 1st teTlaLisccrallMcaosnsvi7tas! Hotel, Boulder; meats F. Finally the entire group 'the Cammittee stage means polish- now control of stx of the largest ouncil by ,a socesan Director of obliged to attend the Jelin Dillon, Midland Junction, J. Pope." were creed, re:1! the Midland Juncin detail, - the Press. be of -street, pre naturally altering He Quebec is Paris penalty O'Malley, improving Budapest. unharnsed. in on ing free set papers service was daily Protestant ' ' . tion. with elucidating setting, filing down, and sides over one of the largest printing chief centre of the corporation's ac- erg flogged. In the year 1808, to the application on Lend to Money R. measure which is to be passed, into establishments in the world. tivitiee, although many of its mem- ;he permission of the Governor, Society's Solicitors, Messrs. J. and Syriac Prelates in Synod. s Barrack -street, Perth, or the if it can weather the third readbets live in various parts of France. Father Dixon was allowed to leave.:1 Maxwell, Archbishops and Bishops of the law, General Serrethary, care J. J. Snlgg, the thought always God of aoffte;:ismoally have I Servant 14.d. ing. Faithful A the troturraliaas, s Syriac Rites from many parts of parish of Barrack -street. course was and is to chat ASK FOR the Lahore Catholic News, East have assembled in Bevrout to consistent at the whole Bill, the had mea- a welcome little visitor, we note the Crossabeg, died in the yearIn1840, CATHOLIC YOUNG RYAN PHIL hold a Synod of the Syro;Catholic lenge every PERTHMEN'S indeed years. difficult, S2 is of in toto. It SOCIETY. Hire 1,:lay or Might. the ripe age demise of Father Joseph Marie, 0.C., Dodge Motor Car Church. The Synod has been held sure, mention is a middle Rebellious TeleHAY -STREET, PERTH. the 604 God understand for of to worked history impossible, earnestly has who Syrian the under tile presidency of ank, made of his brother, Captain Dixon, (Under the Patronage or iiis Glace Tf you know a whole re- i is the Indian mission field for 42 phone, ;6927.. G.P.U.r c u Archbishop the Patriarch of Antioch, Ignaz Ephrem course. of Card as a relentless opponent to be poison, how can you die years. Father Joseph Marie was, A3488. Milliard Room, Lounge, Library, Club, IL Rahmani. The other prelates past Room, Cricks% Club, Harriers' Orange faction in Wexford: but the ingredients of each particu- born in France, and came to India Dramatic and Musical, taking part in the deliberations were cuss sufferings the Debating. of "SHAMROCK" now when we learn native his saw never dish?" He lar Dampi 1879. and Mosu! Society. of the Archbishops endured by his priestly brother. we TEA AND GRILL ROOMS, ACCOUNTANCY CLASSES. He was the last surassns and the Bishops of Beyrout, Rapid Mobilisation of German and again. PERTI are less prone to condemn him for A SOCIETY THAT EVERY CATHOLIC vivor of the small band of mission- WELLINGTON-STREET, bridge. YOUNG MAN SHOULD BELONG TO. Aleppo. Baghdad, and Diabekir. The Wexford at Proprietress conduct am M. SHERIDAN, his alive WeinenFaith the toaries whc kept Full particulars on application of Apostolic Delegate for Syria and the Rev. Father Harold was P.P. A W. J. WEBB, Hon. Secretary. ofsthe Syria;[ religious orders F rum tind er th e heaindi ng, diocese of Dublin, ea the in Kilcullen, New the View" of The Woman's Point by GERALD V. P. McOARTHY, -' were also at the conferencesTelephone, 8 Armada'. being appointed to that chargeyear following: One XlcktiktftvkltleziffAzAt4).44/44hi4kliktildtttfkt,fie4; Proprietor. Society of St. Vincent de Paul festival of St. Ephrem, which is held World, we clip thethat Rev. Dr. Troy in the Most Catholic the wonder in great honour among the Syriac does not Western Australia (Ineorp). Always a man of peace, he 1789. 11, the become have of Germany all the women during avoid to observed flock was his Catholics, counselled political III purpose This Society exists for the Synod. The Patriarch of Antioch wonder and despair of the discord during the troublous period worthy families and others, Mrs. Schep- 4.11 He consoled his of assisting celebrated Mass according to the Sy- parties of that country. in of the rebellion. of public Institutions, inmates including 40 German and noted trials pegrell-Keppler, engageq Beale Australian Pianos riac Rite in the Beyrout Cathedral, suffering people in their indigent circumstances. and governed NEW NORCIA the In story of the in other good works. No. it54 is(top did not hesitate to condemn which was attended by the French civic life, told a little floor) in Mee <l and a Council, women by of German soldiers During rapid mobilisation the of THOFISON'S FOR VALUE. brutal conduct civil and military chiefs. and has branches sus- Royal Arcade, Perth, hunConducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph the statement we had sold front Prior to the war, yeomanry. This aroused the or conferences in many parishes the day a resolution, passed by the that quickly bore out here he and Pianos at prices ranging of (Illinois, the State. Government, dreds visit }saluted to her made on the throughout of was picions aseerageled Bishops, and dealers, not satismany, Other are slow funds was its 850. on to and calls £40 Mass The saying Parliament its reprofit, charged was arrested whilst the Wilrich representative, expressing (U.S.A.) for the Education of Young Ladies: a view to supplementing persons fied with a moderate and Later he was with put it about by the Ca- el.1 led off to prison. the Society invites much higher prices, the gratitude of the Syrian Bishops take heed of a demand Botany sources, remember Its sent out when making their willsbeto made that ours were inferior instruments. transported without trial tosufferings apply to the SISTER SUPERIOR Particulars favFurther in to Prance for the protection extend- tholic women. A call was For may Bequests work, his A CHALLENGE. SI of within and account An afternoon, the any in Bay. or late Council, people. Particular then our of the ed to their As proof of our fair dealing on board the convict hula whilst Conference of the Society. back two hours some four or five thou- 41 willing to buy PLUS and now, WE ARE selling price women were in the lobbies and aesseatcceossesVOS.776%74.7appeteia,V4P1P4r4tRiSMI74);* awaiting transportation is sufficient at our full cash any of these that Gross. Crucifix, and Religons Medals sand pianos OF treatment 71tS the SOCIETY of house testimony IRELAND CENT., Parliament TEN PER corridors of the One YOUNG Banned. teat are in good order. Irishmen suffered in those days.every WESTERN AUSTRALIA. and the adjacent streets. This is of His Grace the AT THE PRICES THEY CHARGED, Under the Patronage pint of water was allowed dealers Teachers in the Austrian, schools the way it is done: The chief and Archbishop. Would any of the otheranpiano saw often "I os subordinate officers have the names offer? twenty-four hours. Language, the of are forbidden to wear the cross enStudy The likely to make such be Objects: the "between says. Diming he anti while Literature, medals PIANOS they struggles," History, BEALE whom, religious or Music, crucifix of various members for of Ireland, and the revival of the Ideals with unfortunate wretches on board Compare more thanandfavourably gaged in teaching, according to a de- can reach by telephone. The call is pieces of of an iristeiretanci are guaranteed the possession of small the best imported, MONDAY By these cree issued in the name of the Under. issued to ten of these. The Society MEETS NEXTPATRICK'S AT 'IHE FRANCO-BRITand sails the years. 25 to for adhered ST. at 1he which p.m.. ice 8 at BEALE Minister of Education in Vienna. ten the word is telephoned forth-ST. quench EVENING ISH EXHIBITION, LONDON, BOYS' SCHOOL, WELLINGTON other parts of the ship, to mouths, - - Minister's action is part of a plan with to ten others on their respecPianos SECURED the HIGHEST AWARD, Monthly Subscriptions: Ladies and the burning of their parched beating all competitors. to make the schools which formerly tive lists. Thus the message goes Juveniles, 6d., Gentlemen, by English and Latest The Very distressed PIANO they Secretary. were lion. BEALE A so much J. P. DEMENT, were confessional now undenomina- along till within a few minutes hunsaw, AT 8110 P. CLIFFORD. Asst. Secretary. thirst, and one man I actually The attendance of school dreds have it. There is no duplithe Importtional. Is a better smistreruent than crying out with his very last breath. The heavy duty and £140. children at Mass and at the Sacra- cation, since every woman uses a at Harald one ed Models American Father ' Water! water!" to be added to the extra freight have ments is also forbidden, except in separate and distinct list. year the in have reducalso we Sydney in addition, In arrived and. latter, * * specified cases where it may be inby cutting out Being accused of complicity ed the cost of Selling 1 800. JUST TO IIAND sisted on. State interference with The Coliseum Saved. the convicts, the Canvasser and Commission Man. amongst revolt a with Is BEALE PLAYER PIANOS. the religious rights of school children The indignation of Rome has savhe was transferred to Norfolk regular supplies In We are now getting is strongly resisted by the parents, ed the honour of the Coliseum. The and, then the most dismal quarter instruments. which these magninecia ahead of as or, who for the moment are almost pow- Senate and the pecpe of 'Rome unitsettlements: of anything convict f the are far claim we Judaeo-Masona of it --face the in erless W.B. REDUSOS, imported. o ne who dwelt there describes ed', says "The Times," to denounce r. ic combination which largely con- and defeat the concession which gave island, the dwelling J. A. THOMSON, CO., LIMITED. barbarous 'a WARNERS, trols the educational policy of the the Coliseum to musical perform PERTH AND FREMANTLE. places of devils in the human shape public schools. who were the refuse of Botany Bay Good Catholics and good antes. DIVA'S, out LA Worn damned." he doubly archaeologists joined in protest. The was Catching a chill-it's easy but danb y suffering and privation, he - Back to France. D & A's, neighbours of the Coliseum were ex starts in in 1808, a flowed to return to Sydney Dixon, gerous. °nee inflammation The Superior of the Trappist Mon- hosted to send the fiery cross round Father IZODS, Etc. a fter the departure of your throat or lungs there's no limiting astery of Our Lady of Compassion, Rome at the first sign of the imminlat. him granted N.W. and Goldfields Visitors special. was you. permission a menace nd that per perils Renovated Throughout. Wood Barton, South Devon, an- ence of the threatened musical He arrived the deadly e r to leave the colony. Owner's Personal Supervision Kxterminate time. Under in Peps for. Take nounces to the many friends of the formance, and it was arranged that Catered ly and was in Dublin in the year 1813, these virulent disease germs before they Proprietress. community that the Monastery is all Rome should then muster to a MULCAHY, Kilculin M. M. charge old his to sore restored hare chance to spread. Bathe the HOTELS, PERTH.) now definitely closed, the monks mass meeting inside the walls, and Brassieres from 4/11. len, but the enfeebled state of his inflamed breathing pauses with the (LATE CENTRAL AND SHAMROCK having returned to France. After thus effectually exclude musicians convict soothing germicidal air -like medicine the in on brought health England. and performers. Faced by this evi19 happy years spent in Abdominal Belts made to Order. settlement. forced him to resign and given off by Peps tablets as they dissolve in their departure, says the Superior, dence of general hostility to tie live with his friends. He died mouth. is in thePeps was a matter of regret to them all. scheme, the Minister of Education. 110USE are speedily effective. They the year 1830 at the age of 85. and 1F YOU WANT TO BUY A The Superior hopes to re-open .the Senator Croce, announced that the old Richmond Ceme- not only provide a powerful direct the in interred but chills, Dominican and ,olds four Monastery in a few years' time, concession, which had been made with of checking Dublin, means tery. Only Address: chest and lungs when affairs are more settled in without his knowledge by his Under priests --the five being interred in they safe -guard the di..., Nothing A HOUSe. Secretary, would be cancelled as e, '0.'1 1 . France. against more serious IF' YOU Baird's Arcade, Perth. one grave. The like breathable arrived spot" who weak the homage to public sentiment. to convicts gets ESTATE. REAL Amongst the OR ANY 0111E11 cold on the Coliseum, though built as an ample in 1801 was "it Popish Peps, in case of bronchitis "There Can Be No Compromise.* Sydney at PARTICULARS. SEND ME Uruggy tuixtures asthma. slatighseditous and of spectators the chest, for notorious theatre most the of priest Whilst the Gorell Divorce Bill wrs The swallowed into the stomach have no . , has nobler memories, as "The and rebellious principles." EVERYTHING IN ESTATE WORK. in the Committee stage in the House ter, to ease your breathing or banish recalls. If the Emperor Titclergyman referred to was the Rite. power of Lords, the Catholic peers took no Times" your obstinate cough. You must have wept Ballymacoda, of P.P. at its opening performance, Peter O'Neill. they that in unique, are part in the discussion Lord Braye, us. which Bons in Ccosna in that Peps the show was cver and there Co. Cork. Insurance Company, Limited. in the following letter to the Times, because contain time concentrated eheat-healing that day no more blood to spill, county, he pursued his ecclesiastical famed Swiss pine forests. explains the attitude of the Catholic was SAMSON'S BUILDINGS, BARRACK-STREET, PERTH. College, Paris, virtues of the have huts. Irish three the Coliseum at the in studies was it in Pete!, the pine air Clement "When peers to the Bill: of In short, you that the monk Telewhere he discharged the dutiesand into our very home. MARINE. ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, PLATE GLASS, (Opposite Town Hall.) FIRE, brought cure VItl. was imprisoned in the castle of ered years later language gladiators' of the Celtic to an end Professor breathable Prps put at these LOWEST of machus box a INSURANCE mercenaries (let and 'Lutheran LIABILITY. S. Angelo EMPLOYERS' and learning of Suspected he own life 1 of his cost literature. the at devastating fights MIDWOOD. Manager. of Charles V. were CURRENT RATES. rich with the Rome, Henry VIII. kept up his peti- soil of its arena is The St. tion for a declaration of nulli of blood of mart.rs. III

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British Government in Ireland now rests on a tenfold bas;s. These Oh, may the fields that hide the hare Oh, you that torture captive men, That hapless prisoners slay, ten component parts are briefly: Hide well our hunted men, Assassination of Irish citizens. As scattered rocks conceal the fox, That shoot, or drown, cr sack a town 2. The burning ef Irish factories And smallest trees the wren, In a devil's holiday, and creameries. The British Government, in justi- suspended in many parts of the utet desperate elite t to organise the spite these deprivations and perseFailure to Mobilise a Moderate the cart -wheel's crushing Can do but shame your country's I. Nocturnal raids, arreets and int. As bytrack Partyfying its war upon the Irish people. county and public bodies adjeurned Irish people as spies against the cutions, and, what is more import name, pr ism mien ts. always make two main claims. The their meetings in sympathy with the Irish Republican Army, General tent, dcsipte the fact that from The skylark know, ne fearsWhile ours more bright appears-. NVhile these assaults were being 4. Sacking of towns and village, The third occasion was Strickland, in the Martial Law areas many councils the Republican mafirst is that they are using their relatives. scoundrel hands cf "Black From In vain. God grant, in lreland may England opiiiien popular en 5. Looting of made private property. "Civil jorities have teen removed to pri"stem measures' to suppress "a on February 28, 1921, when six pri- on February 6th, instituted and Tans" hunt 6- Murderous assaults. murder gang," and are not making soners of war were executed by Eng- Guards." All the available men in son or internment vamps, not one the British Government tried every God save the Volunteers.. 7. Torturing of political prisoners. The Irish Voliniteers. up. were rounded certain districts per cent. of all ..he public bodies expedient to mobilise a "moderate war upon the Irish nation. The sec- lish troops at the Victoria Military 8. Stoppage of inquests on murderIt was such men as these that set ond is that the Irish peop'e them- Barracks, Cork. The men went to were then split into groups, and each which &teemed their allegiance to party." and attract to it public sup may be a spring Oh, the winter ed Irishmen. P. must group was instructed that exto see the America's flag on high, Dail Eireann have rescinded that port. selves are as anxiaes These efforts failed. The their deaths without fear. Outside About them where they hide, P. Expulsion of workmen from It was such men that freed again tremists overthrown as are the Brit- the walls of the barracks a great convey to the British authorities in- decleration. Their persistent deter- "moderate parties." which did temOh, may by night the stars be bright A mass of minor concourse of people assembled. An 'fermatien of all military operations mination to support the Republican porarily result, took the first oppor- their employment. Victoeious Italy, ish Government feet to guide. Their silent 10. Arniing of the Orange rabble And Belgium fought the German foe argument is produced in sepport of altar was erected. Public prayers of the I.R.A. in the district allotted Movement at whatever cost was tunity to denounce the methods of with fim end boughs In such a cause as theirs -It is said that were said. Young girls recited the to it- The failure of this method of made evident at the annual elec- the 13ritieh Government in Ireland, in the North of Ireland'. payment to May streams these two claims with fruit Then well we boast the fearless host, the murder gang le few in numbers, Litany of the Dead, s, hen the muf- securing information is sufficiently tions of Mayors of Corporations and and then more or less speedily dis- them as police, and incitement of Be teeming throtteh the years, Tee Irish Volunteers. eut has established itself among the fled sounds of tirire came from the illustrated by the number hi success- Chairmen of Urban Councils, which apeared for want of public sympa them .to outrage upon Cethelic and And every field a harvest yield Irish people by a policy of terrorism, Barrack yard. people does not ful attacks carried out by Republi- took place all over Ireland on Janu- thy or support. After it had been Protestant alike: -Arthur Griffith. Remember well the noble dead, To the Irish Volunteers. and that any assistance or shelter Pay such tribune to a "manatee can troops in the martial law areas ary 31 of this year. The same over- made clear that none of these "modWho died to make men free, since the "Civil Guard" were form- whelming majority of Republican erate parties" had any popular backgiven to ntembers of it by the Irish gang." For bloody-hearted are their foes Iii every land they make their stand PLAIN [MALIBU. ed. A people who, under the most nominees were rettirocch publie are erected by threat; of In those. ing. the British Government itself And honor's path they spurn, For Ireland's liberty. British Admit National Status of eentinue if extreme dorms of terrorism. assassination It is also said that Councils where the Republican ma- declined to discuss a national settle"We cannot expect the Irish to nego- They take their pay, a pound a day. That cause bad stood through pain LR A. to give shelter and assistance to the jority has been swept into prison, ment with them on the plea that hale with us while there remains on the Irish people were once freed To torture, kill, and burn; and blood soil they Republican Arinv can at least be of this gang MIP the terror English or from 01111.1a1 One To rob the helpless and time poor, the 'chairman of the the previous they were not representative, thus But the British authorities in IreFor seven hunched years-...Idler to symbolise the bloody would rally to the support of Sir land have always known that the said to lead it in higher regard than Year was imanatiously re-elected, al- edmitting that the attempts to alien. Rejoicing in their tears, So till Freedom's day we'll sing and Hamar Greenwood's so-called Home Irish people regard the Irish Repub- they hold the Army of Constabulary though in many cases he was in ate sympathy from the Republican lyratow or the( past few yeare"-eon- And mercy none Is mate shown bay iton New WillIPSS. Rule Acts, or to some other "mod- lican Army as a National Army. On of England. ga Movement had failed. To the Irish Volunteers. Cod bless tee Volunteers! erate" settlement with the British September 23, 1920. a military order Which it Nor the Policy for Government. By this specious was issued from General HeadquartStand& pleading the British Government se- ers, Dublin, suppressing public funcures support in England for the erals and limiting the member of du political matters the conditions acts of its armed agents. mourners to one hundred persons or in Ireland are equally inconsistent This order would not have with the British Government's deA Trained and Disciplined Force. less. been necessary if the Irish people claration that were the alleged "murBut the two main claims made by regarded the Republican Army as a der gang" broken up the people as meet: in a number of instances for British Ministers are false, and the "murder gang," of which they desir- a whole would surrender their allegiof systematic incendiarism as part of arguments produced in support of ed to be freed. It was considered ance to the Republic and accept a a plan of terrorism. them are inventions. The "murder necessary because the Military Au- "reasonable settlement." For two 4. A campaign for the destruction gang" of which they speak is the thorities knew that every casualty years every kind of duress has been A TYRANT'S TYPICAL REPLY. of the means of existence of the Irish Republican Army. That it is infliced on the Republican forces brought to bear on the Irish people not few in numbers is clear from the caused widespread sorrow. It was to bring about this renunciation. CONCLUSIONS REACHED BY IMPARTIAL INVESTIGATORS- Irish people has been conducted by the burning of factories, creameries, The English Government's reply facts of the war in Ireland. This at the suppression of any public After the general election of 1918, BRITISH OFFICIALS SANCTION MURDER-MASS OF EVIcrops and farm implement:, and the to President Harding's letter ef enArmy has attacked the British arm- manifestation of this sorrow that the military force was everywhere user shooting of farm animals. This camdorsement of the work of the Amed forces in every one of the thirty- military regulation was aimed. In- to prevent the spreading of the ReDENCE PROVES ENGLISH GOVERNMENT GUILTY OF paign is carried on regardless of polierican Committee for Relief in Iretwo counties! According to the deed, many recent acts of the Brit- publican movement. Every promSAVAGERY AND UNMITIGA TED BRUTALITY. APPEAL FOR PEACE. tical views of their owners, and reland, which appeared in last week's official statements of the British ish authorities hsve been directed inent supporter of it was promptly The American Commission on Con- that British officers not only failed sults in widespread and acute suf(Daily Press Cable.) issue, is as follows:authorities in Ireland, it has always against the display of affection in clapped into prison. Its journals of fering among women and children. I. There is no distress in Ireland attacked in considerable numbers. which the Republican Army is held. were suppressed wholesale. Its ditions in 'Ireland has issued a report to prevent raids for the purpose London, May 21. 2. If there is, it's the fault of the Further, General Sir Nevil Mac - The proclamation or Martial Law on meetings were broken up by force. in 146 pages. The document con- murder and destruction, bat fre5. Acting under a series of proclamhrough Cardinal Log-tie, Roman Irish in them. participated firms all that the world knows of quentlypeople themselves. ready British Commander in Chief December 12, 1920. threatened with Yet in the Municipal Elections of aticns issued by the competent mili- Cattolic Bishop of Armagh, the and 3. Whether the Irish people are in Ireland, recently described the death all those who harboured "re- January, 1920, Republican nominees British savagery in Ireland, tary authorities of the Imperial Bri- Pope has sent two hundred million Conclusions of Commission. Trish Republican Army as: "A train- bels." or who assisted, aided or abet- carried the City Corporations and even adds new light on that brutish forces, hostages are carried by lire (f50,000) for the relief of dis- at fault or not, we will not permit of the Commission The conclusions other nations to succour her, forces exposed to the lire of the tress in Ireland. ed and disciplined force, divided into ted them in any way whatever. Mr. the Urban Councils. The results of tality. The conclusions of the Commission arc as follows:brigades, battalions, and companies T. L. Hartimend. an English public. these elections were followed by Republican Army; fines are levied In a covering letter the Pope 60,000 DOLLARS RAISED FOR with a general headquarters.' ist, writing in the London "Nation" thousands of arrests and imprison- are backed by a great mass of evi"We find that the Irish people are upon towns and villages as punish - says: --'Ireland is te-day subjected RIMY IN A DAY. By the showing of the British au of March as. after a visit to Ireland. ments "on suspicion." Many of dence which makes up a talc of hor- deprived of the protection of Bri- relent for alleged offences of indivithorities themselves, this "murder described the effect of this proclama- those taken were the newly -elected ror surpassing the famous Bryce tish law, to which they would be en- duals; private property is destroyed n the indignity of devastation and The Metropolitan Opera (-louse, slaughterand Doubtless a harsh gang" is. in fact, an army subject to tion. Ile said: It presents report on Belgium. a King. the British New York, was jammed to the outin reprisals for acts with which the titled as subjects of Military violence concouncillors. army discipline, organised as an unparelleled in modern They are likewise deprived of the owners have no connection, and the cruel occurrence of this kind is large- er doors recently for an all-star per"The proclamation that Irish wo- tinued to increase in volume and picture, ly to ti e late war; when formance given for the Irish Relief army, and operating as an army. men Yet times, of the attempted subjection moral protection granted by inter- civilian population is subjected to a netattributable 1920. June, up to ruthlessless would shelter their sons at peril sufficient consideration was givThe claim that the British Govern- of their lives throw of a people by the assassination of would be constant inquisition upon the theory en to the Fund- More than 60,000 dollars were of in that month the Republican nomi- elected officials and private citizens, national law, to which they They desires of the nations. It realised, ment ere directing their armed force doors open to the rebelshundreds are that individuals are in possession of is the policy entitled as belligerents. and groups of Irish nurses carried twenty-nine of the of the Holy Sec not to swelled the against "a small body of assassins" had never been made where they nees by the wholesale destruction of priImperial British mercy of at the information valuaEle total with contrito the military and Councils, County thirty-three welcome betake sides with contending parties, butions flungday's is proved false by the Government's vate and public property, including both acting contrary which, into their baskets by forces, Great forces of Britain. These acts had equally overwhelming success fore-" but it is not prevented from wishown official statements. on the Rural Councils and Boards whole towns, by officially organised to all law and to all standards of hu- of the Imperial British forces are ing-even praying and beseeching those in the opera house and passersPeople Will Not Forsake Their Later in the afternoon ArchA National Army. After June, 1920, the looting, robbery and acts of terror, man cenduct, have instituted in Ire- contraiy to the laws of peace or the contending parties-that frenzy by. of Guardians. Army. British terror was loosed in earnest such as flogging pedestrians on pub- land a 'terror' the evidence concern- war among modern civilised nations. and strife may suheide as soon as bishop Hayes arrived, and subscrile Such an army as General Sir lic streets, and dragging women and ed seems to prove: 5,000 dollars. He said he did ing winch 6. This 'terror' has failed to repoesible and that a :mien of hearts For over a year inducement has Towns were ravaged in twenty-nine chiidren out of their homes at midJevil Macreadv describes must natnot know where he was going Govern- establish Imperial British civil go- will take place. 1- Tie Imperial British This terrible en- not urally have had its origin in the been held out to the Irish people to of the thirty-two counties. Men. night, and burning down the homes. to get this sun:, but that it would verrunent in and Ireland. Throughout women and ment has created introduced iii were killed and children mity can profit neither when Irish people. It does not need de- forswear with the given. The performers An instance of the policy is tlag to Ireland a force of at least 78,000 the greater part of Ireland, British ate ruthlessly destroyed endhomes of the Republican wounded to the number of 750_ Ecoleelailed email-met to prove that it is_"extreme ' sec dig. be teered their services and gave prorecent official order of the British courts have ceased men, many of them to function; la which youthful and was inflicted nomic damage ben offers of favour gracefully laid waste and when war bably - Fart of that people. Its members movement of the most extraordinary live amongst thee own people and failed (rewards as high as £10,000 is to be estimated in millions of Imperial Command, making mother, inexperienced, and some of them cal county and city governments re- results in the death o2 unarmed peo- varietyone entertainments witnessed on fuse to recognise British authority; pounds. result of this war on The ple, even women end children. It are known to their own people- If have beers[ offered in vain for inforid and British civil officials fulfill no would be opportune if the questions the stage in recent years. their own people wished to be rid of 'nation against the "extremists") opinion may be judged from the fact aeort function of service to the Irish peothat the British Chief Secretary for at issue were terrorism referred for of 'the discussion them they could denounce them to most abandoned MAYOR OF DUBLIN THANKS ple. to a body of men selected by the the British Government, and the kind was employed to compel popu- Ireland warned the House of ComMAIMING. 7- In spite of the British 'terror' whole Irish nation, and when this partial extinction of the Army would lar renunciation. That has also mons on February 21 that the Sinn Dublin, March 29.-Gratitude for the majority Fein orthe Movement was still spreading. Irish people conference published its findings Towns have been sacker follow. An Army of this kind could failed. sanction by ballot the Irish Repub- more influential Irisi men could de- President Harding's support of the not exist if it did not have behind becouse the townspeople did not War on Elected Public Bodies. lic; give their allegiance to it; pay termine a settlement in a sincere inovement in America to raise funds it the admiration and assistance of give information against their own for the suffering in Ireland has taxes to it: and respect the decisions spirit cf peace reconciliation." the general body of the nation. But troops. Men have been tortured and A special attack has been made by been cabled to the White House by cf its courts and of its civil offiit continues to exist, to operate in beaten to extract information from the British authoritiet on the Re- fat" the Lord Mayor of this city. cials."- Catholic Bulletin. Minnesota. many counties simultaneously, to at- them. They have refused to give publican Councils. Grants met of Purchasing Power. "The afflicted people of Ireland." tack, to withdraw, reconcentrate and it, and eventually many of them which sanitoria. hospitals. asylums "The apologists for the Coalition the cablegram reads, "are sincerely attack again, while Mr. Lloyd George have been murdered. Women have and Poor Law Unions were support4 speak of the prosperity of Ireland. gratified by your encouragement of laments in the British Parliament been treated in the grossest fashion ed are being withheld from the They can only do so by ignoring the the movement to give them financia. that he cannot get evidence age,. st for refusing to state the whereabouts bodies until they submit to the autyA interpretation placed on Irish stat- support- America was always true its members. To the Irish people. of their men folk. This terrorism thority of British institutions in IreMR. G. RUSSELL AND ITS istics by the officials who collect to Ireland in her hoar of trial. The it is not a "murder gang." it is has been in operation in all parts land. Several Republican CoencilFINANCE. them. The deposits in the banks funds are urgently needed to restore what the National Army of any op- of Ireland for six months. Yet, on tors have been murdered: hundreds pressed people i; to that people. February 15, 1921, the British Prime have been arresteil and imprisoned have increased; but the official sta- buildings destroyed and to relieve Result: Economic Decay. - Among the patriotic elements it is Minister and the British Chief Seetistician warns the reader that they distress." withoet trial, and the majority of an ambition to be admitted to its retary, both confessed that they the remainder are so hunted that the "The (Partition) Act." says Mr. represent less purchasing power than ranks. This is obvious to any who were receiving no. assistance from councils of which they.me members The none Geo. W. Russell ("a") in a letter half the amount in 1914. visit Ireland to inquire into the con- the general public in Ireland. In a must meet secretly in BM fields. Deto The Times, "inflicts on us and mat values of imports and export, stitution of this Army. makes permanent deeper grievances have increased, but the volume rethan those it removes." And lie pro- mains very much the same as in DISCRIMINATION ALLROZD. A British General's Opinion. ceeds "to show how inevitable it is 1904, when the statistics were first A British Genetai-Lieut. General under this Act that there must be collected. The flooding of a counUnfair discrimination in the supSir Henry Lawson, K.C.B.-came economic stagnalSoa and decay as try with depreciated paper money pression of imported publications from England in the December of there was tinder the Act of Union." adds noth ng to the wealth or com- dealing with Ireland was alleged by 1920 to make such an inquiryHis '11 was asked lately," he states. fort of its people. Mr. Brennan in questions ad sed findings were published in a report "by one who would inquire into Irish "That the transfer of purchasing by him to the Minister for Ctt spas which appeared in she Press of Deconditions for introdections to Irish power from one country to another (Mr. Massy Greene/ in the House of cember 30th. The report said: Unionists. I tried to think of must bring ale ut economic stagna- Reineeentatives last week. "The Captains . appear to have siree , , I could not now think of tion in the ceuntry vampirised is so Mr. Brennan asked whether Mr. been as a class transparently who did not feel as bitterly obvious that one reluctantly comes Greene was aware certain sincere and single-minded, idealists, about British policy in Ireland as to the conclusion that the effect is becks which had been that imported and highly religious for the most part, Sinn Feiners -1o." 15s Down 95s aimed at. circulated by certain boAseders had and often with an almost religious Pointing out that after 1800 a "If the stagnation of our indus- been stopped at the Customs House sense of their duty to their country. transfer of wealth from Ireland to trial life and the continued emigra- wbcn en signed to a certain Catholic . . . They fought against drunkenAn Exceptionally Fine Great Britain began, Mr. Russell tion of our people was not directly boorcseller. A book entitled "Ire. ness and self-indulgence, and it is no Tropical weight English deals with amalgamation of the aimed at there would have been land in Insurrection," by H. MarThe New York Call's interpretation of the Finding of the American Com- Exchequersthe exaggeration to say that as a class Rainproof GABARDINE, and the spending of Ire- provision in the Act that the Irish tin, had been imported byMr. mittee investigated the of 100, which conditions in Ireland. This committee a certain they represented all that was best made of a material hardly land's surplus revenues in England. contribution to Imperial services firm of booksellers, and had_ was organised by one of America's most influential Journals. The Nation. inin the countryside. distinguishable from the . They and "At present," he says, "the excess of would be spent in Ireland, that it to circulation, though it boregone its their Volunteers were trained to disfamous Burberry; ii dark who give shelter to their Republican convicts; and has incited that force revenue over expenditure is 1:21,394.- should be paid in kind, in ships, covcrepictures of Black and onTans, cipline, they imbibed the military fawn colouring,' thorough. 000, and under the new' Act the tri- clothing, munitions and equipment who sons-and an overwhelming majority to unbridled violence. were labelled as murderers; spirit, and then as now they looked ly waterproof, and cut of the young men of Ireland are 2. Ile (Imperial British forces in bute which Ireland must pay an- manufactured in Irish workshops, so while another book, imported by a upon their Army as one in a very with a full, generous skirt. nually to Greet Britain is fixed at that, however high the tribute was, Little Collins -street firm dealing Republicans-liable to death pen- Inland have tortured, and indiscrimreal sense, an organisation demandalty. Ev try economist knows it would not in the manner of its ex- with inately killed innoc_ent men, women, £18.000.000. whole subject of Sinn Fein ing implicit obedience and self-abneFor walking, riding, or the fund out of which produc- action bring about industfial stagna- and the Republican "This procedure," declares the and children; have discriminately as- that movement in a gation from rank to rim:, They motoring, the ideal thing. tion is maintained in any country tion and the impoverishment of Ire- very the Commission, "would seem to be dir- sassinated persons suspected of being temperate and arialy-ecal way, stood for much that is best in huRegular, £6/151. Cut Price ected net only against Irish woman- Republicans; have tortured and comes from wages, salaries, and pro- land. and written by R. M. Henry, a Proman nature. . . . There is a spirit of 95/. hood, but also against the noblest s'm t prisoners while or dividends. If the sum of "The revenues transferred would testant Professor in Queen's Univerad- fits a nation behind the organisation . these is lessened consumpticn must maintain of Englishwomen, Edith Cavell; for opting the subterfugeinofcustody, a sity-, Belfast, and published by those population of 700,000 "refusal to sympathising with and believing Somebody is losing moThis affects productii in and people in Ireland- Is it any won- well-known non-Catholic by it the British High Command halt" and "attempting to escape," fall. publishers. that those who belong to the I.R-A. ney on this lot--your would appear to make the heroism and have attributed to alleged Sinn there is consequent unempleyment. der that the- Volunteers say, 'If we of London, Messrs. T Fisher Unwire are fighting for the cause of the Irish chance. of Edith Cavell a crime and to con- Fein extremists the British Now the effect of the annual pay- continue fighting we could not lose had been stopped at the Customs assassinpeople." firm her sentence." ment to Great Britain of co huge a ation of prominent Irish Republi- tribute yearly 5 per of the population House tecause it would appear it Tributes to the Dead. fixed in a time of inflated we must lose cent Statements of Military. annually by immigra- had been imported by this particular cans. Remarkable illustrations of the prices and profits, must be exactly tion if this iniquitous firm. Act comes Several statements by military 3. House -breaking and wanton de- the same as if wages, place which this Army occupies in salaries, and into operation? The war as we carMr. Massey Greene said that the and high police offfi..ers inciting their struction of whole villages and cities profits had been decreased the mind of the Nation were given in Ire- ry it on does not cause Ireland as explailat'on might men to promiscuous murder are In- by Imperial British forces and Mercers, be that the first -.e Tailors under land by that amount. on three recent occasions. On the much economic loss book as the peace the had been imported before the cluded in the report. Generals LuImperial British officers hive been morning when Kevin Barry, who Hay-at. ea British "Standard Living." Government issue would enforce cf the Customs proclamation cas and Deasey are among the offi- countenanced, and ordered by offihad been taken prisoner during a Where the Good Hats Are. prohibiting its importatton, and that cers ordering the summary shooting cials of the British Government; "Consumption must fall, produc- an it. conflict with British troops, was of Irish Republicans. "Ireland is the only country in the second book had been imported and elaborate provision by gaso- tion be correspondingly- affected, and hanged as a murderer in Mountjoy Much evidence is included to show line sprays and bombs has Europe which has lost half its popu- after the issue of the proclamation. Gaol (November 1, 19201. a great been unemployment be inevitable. Great lation Britain benefits by the purchasing within the memory of men If Mr. Brennan would furnish him gathering of the people of Dublin asstill power transferred living, and that is because it is with the names of the booksellers tit from Ireland, sembled outside the prison and jointhe which, whether only dispensed in orders country in Europe whose order that he might ascertain the ed in prayer and the singing of nafor ships, equipment, salaries. or in- revenues and the purchasing rower facts, lie would be able to decide improved by the Hierarchy of the Church mat Registered under the Friendly Societies' Acts tional ballads, while the execution or connected Australasia). terest on loans, helps to sustain therewith have been sys- whether there had been any breach pro. was being carried out. Its Watchwords are: RELIGION, NATIONALITY, CATHOLICITY, BENEVOLENCE. On the folduction and consumption, while with tempatically transferred to another of the proclamation, and rectify anet lowing days the nonRepublican it is essentially Irish and Catholic, anti it specieey Appeals to (whence finales and. females).. dethanding. their. country." anomaly that might exist. us there must be stagnation and exSUPPORT and ALLEGIANCE. Press reported that children baptisBranches will be established in any Locality on receipt by the DISTRICT port of population to which export SECRETARY of a requisition SIGNED by TEN PERSONS ed on November 2, 3, and 4. were sanctioned by the PRIEST of the DISTRICT, the MISS 1'. I. O'CONNOR, A.T.C.L. names and of revenue always leads. What can DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. given the Christian nerne 'Kevin' by throughout eommoiXaltii nenb)elitul!vsetouStheerniisiliNRCTA iiiewZeag:ri.ime%ers and r300,383 in Funds. Finan45 Cleaver -street. Ireland do but cut down its standWest Perth. cial help and Medical assistance their parents. Public bodies in all to cases of Sickness Guaranteed. Teacher or Pianoforte, Violin, Pipe ard of living, which was what took NO ENTRANCE FEES FOR BENEFIT MEMBERS. Organ, and Harmony. Terms parts of the country passed resoluon MODERATE CONTRIBUTIONS. MISS MERCIA SCOTT, place in the early part of last cenapplication. Miss o'connor is preLOANS ADVANCED IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ON APPROVED CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD tions of sympathy and admiration Teacher of Latest Ballroom and PROPERTY. tury until the Geat Famine thrust pared to take pupils for the Pipe full Particulars on eteitietnion to J.. O'FARRELL, District Secretary, Hibcrian Hall. Murray -street, Perth. with the boy's mother, and in the Organ. Fancy Dancing, Tel. A2948. on it the alternative of casting off Churches public Masses were cele Has Resumed Tuition. its children? Emigration begins HIB1RNIAN HALL. OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS. bitted for his repose. Again on ALL MODERN REQUIREMENTS. THOROUGHLY OP -TO -DATE. again with us; and I believe, from February 20. 1921. when fifteen memRATES. Private Lessons by Appointment. statements made publicly by the SAVOY HOTEL Minimum. bers of the Republican Army were Private Address, "Abbotsford," present Vicercy and other Irish ad- The Savoy is the Acme of Luxiiry and Monday to Fettles'. Saturday. trapped in a home at Clnnmult, Co. s p.m. to it p.m. . t2 0 0 itentiement. ministrators. that this emigration is 118 Aberdeen -street, Perth. 8 p.m. to it p.m. . 22 5 0 Cork by English constabulary, and 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . 22 may be reserved by 7 6 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. . 22 15 0 not unpleasing, is in fact just what is Accommodation Tel. A4787. wire or letter. were 'killed be them. business was desired.

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given by the VicA grand concert was 1tt the toria Park Girls' orchestral Club 25th rieRTIOlit nail, on Wednesday. Maywas a There tun aid of the club funds. etrhlengBthuerr..... i cry wasatro,o.ollomaotetertidatticare.titoontillid, was It mining. Same the wood Hall us a visit. the 11,1 time the girls paid was delighted and the large audience the mandowith every Item, especiallygiven by the lin and banjo selectionshave been very Girls' Orchestra. They

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QUEENSLAND. fortuuate hi enuring WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. to thaw shall for every such offence this country have a look to at sneer attempt them appears an of me the moposai accompanied a To who forerunner for Brown penalte anything a Mrs. latlady also sup which pervad- upon conviction to miens. amt Most itilscilleviuls, the 15th ult., selves and see if they have piano, and the same TELEPHONE A4270 CENTRAL. after the On Sunda' afternoon. the blessed to correct in their own manner of :in iceberg atmosphere ter because or Pie met 'table harmful the first offence not exceeding flit, rind the tousle for the dance date the ed the social life of the Church (says it will have of selling different Plied At some future teem tri. and for a secend or elieet his Grace, Archbishop Duhig flag of the Empire." less concert. the lint This treating at Mail]. enus an organ Morning conminhitY et each give tir to pipe seetirote or the Herder ladies are going and declicat_el the newGrace on the nut subsequent offence not exceeding 1:20 other's mire. and the reenter because same church debit. tertainment in aid or our His at frieidity. said the Came), Waswhich St Siepliee'e. the dielueeillete ate a iteelibi. quan(hr Saturday morning, May 14.Moand net less than £10. diebearing their delightful music according to the Scriptures. After which the tity. I mix a lot with all cuoilll1011S After on welcome. Brisbane. warm the date a of sure Cericenis are Convent. occasion deliteeel an interesting 6. they Hallows All the, be d the concert the performers were enter oy of music in the or peueule and have failed an-wo passed to her eter- hailed all men fie brothers. -u.se on the use Music by-law shall come into force. ' As a committee with relo find .1Isloya.ty. The game or pry(said the ther Mary Claver year. Al- ich or seine high or low. One tabled by the dwell eeree.e of Gee 85th risky her a is in reward one's RIGHT OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. nal ing lute, Church "the earth fr,ehments. the of fact." he said. /lay, or bonnie and The following resolution of protest In indisPre fm itiee a short ercheisheto was as oldnoasnation :so most 65 years of her life were passed matter A meeting will be held 111 is damned with dignity, and this was carried by the St. Patrick's Day bullets. Early in Ululate, 1020, the of our sodates the arrange itself. They heard of so untutored, in religion. She entered the Order to from titne usefula letter its published West Australian greatly impedes the winter in (AIX,. E. GOSDEN, Manager. Celebrations Committee and for- me denouncing that loyalty buttons cials to be held during of the Sisters of Mercy at Begot -se, aloofness uncultured'. or people DANIEL MULCAHY, Proprietor. debit, as the interest music or musical in Dublin, on the 17th of May. 1857. ness." In both eases the oh% of the church warded to the City Council: "That were to it used. that did net use we must work as hard and relisow the seed of fit. is creeping up year, netiottal of would Celebration promoters 21st 'Day their the will on Patrick's debit in St. and.the professed the situ:wilts wnfte copdentaing Sits. as we did last of the past. of music in the and was Speaking at the grand welcome Committee -charged with the carry- Dire reloltitione the Lint sour he a thing gious life. The useway. particularly February, 1860. the year before Peeled OpprnieniS ea dISIlyallSiS fricfor given to him in Inverell. hishe Lordcelebrations Every attempt to Callie rein is. June 5th I. the first Sunday there service of Gol Writ. and it was first band of pioneer Sisters left had ing out of the national said O'Connor Bishop protest amongst the people willAs he no Mass at reintout. ship irritation Sisters and Tel 586 emphatic tion most its enters sanctioned in Holypeople of the old Australia. She joined the for this and at years, 73 of sitereely. age resented intro- should be 1873. attained the by-law in the proposed Hallows the we are practically Isolated from All As the.. at against should Mercy harmony enown time when peace and in the diocese. been serhad he train evening in their re- of years the 45 Counas HEALY'S Cityfar action her as ago Perth into Melbourne common duced by the then up to four years be Cultivated an 1.1,111111 for the of the vice goes the re.Idents of Belmont canlaw brought known musical From lay in All Hallow's School. He felt that he could look back the bitterneee cil prohibiting processions within Weal. However, iigious cervices every to take a stall at the forthother raises than not offerfair all that time and say that he the city. the Promote!, inellretes discontent. Psalms of David duties It protests against thus in aid of the Home of the endeared herself to all her over never she For In- coming instrument. The where to, or word disloyalty for their could harsh a said one and in Council an in- had ulood Shepherd. but we will not be beCity the to practically the was of hack driven Is She action my mind stance, acre a sub'hile poem,prophet pupils. d. He or any accostall accounts are settled up, a when to hind State. right fn this or 1894 R.I.P. the of general years. electione citizens four Royal past every Catholic horn. imagine tar about, ver been tupid enough to depriving one Walter Hartwell James gain- for in almost them on his valid for the orderly processions through the well a hook Of art union tickets, partying the words ofwho ed momviable notnriety by a letter he thereweis are carried on any uncharitable remark. He hold sell them. working hard to any ant City of Melbourne. It declares that On the 10th ult., the Sisters of make wrote de ,,,,,, twine in strong terms what golden harp. Those stall as not were people quite all arrives if that time sorry conthe was were is and When of processions the diamond jubihe called "ratnolic ascendency," any aseietants. I am sure the cult of false gods to Mercy celebrated sentiment. Ad the prohibition that he Snide., On holder requires with parsons imbued It that "the Christians urged people. or the Queenslandof hi of the ben arrival will some the Jews their in of to send trary lee to he we could eager :is the candidate, Catholic their a him,to of City annos. multos part the of a Grace the Archbishop celebrated deprecates the action preelse. the late Judge Moorhead. In workers to he haul. at make music and songthe encourage- His early All Hallow's, ano in interfering with the St. the result His Honour was unsuccess Mrs. niagsan, sett is ening a good mass liturgy. Through to the an huh- work in selling THE RECORD. and we At the Sacred Heart Hospice, Dar - Council celebrations, nil, hut he found the letter and national Day presided at a High Mass. Oyes linghurst, later Patrick's us the Reymeat given by the Church Mother the there recently, When the ignoble tree, br- le her to thank ter RD ir.e St. ilshed the music, sanethe been in has present sacred which were of one every of feature Dirions. a were priests cultivation for E.411, ewer known the electors opportunity or receiving requires time great au- 30 Rene. tress was handed a cheque it any ChilrellgOer name one Day procession, which has and Jame. was referred to ht leading eek. Patrick's NEW NORCIA. a mat arose from time to whose monu- teary. and at the Pontifical from profits the any representing as the "Whited Sepulchre." Mrs. Duggan will take your carried out continuously for articles in diction of the Bleesed Sacrament Ca- Sunday after Mass thors and composers inee performance held at the Tivoli been For his excessive prejudicetoagainst incorporated imCONDUCTED BY THE MARXIST BROTHERS, his over forty years in full accordance resign which followed. in terms of deep. challenged mental works wereChurch, made was was he presentation tholics The and Theatre. to God, His and to seek with the conditions as set out by seat on the City Council, his the liturgy of the The liturgy of est feeling and gratitude SCRATCH CAUSED DISABLEMENT. conduct. great work ac- by the Lady Mayoress, Mrs. Lam- the council." The council referred re-election and Justify mortalised thereby' consecrated by Grace spoke of the Sisters In May. No notice was taken of Mercy bert. General Purposes 'rhatthewas the the by to letter complished the first electhe 10, Child Rescued from Blood -poison by but the Catholic Church, challenge, greatest of the since Terms: Forty -Eight Guineas Per Annum. was years of %a tam-Buk. ages, decades six Government the tions under Responsible the use of The Hon. G. McGirr, State Minis- Committee. music, but the during were due In wonderful has the Legislative Connell easiAtahnghold of sacred was a their arrival. Trulymade for Health, speaking at the anA lily lel cut scrat"h or erase is ter opened matter, months later, and the man the two was July, that since mission for weeks' progress two scarcely A 'mere. the It Ira.' whole Church, the challenge boldly enter- ly overlooked. Architecture. been D.D., nual meeting of the Mater Misericore by the Redemptorfet Fathers at St. who Issued Rut miless worth troubling about. the list as a candidate for the very stronghold of art.sacred eloquence, Right Rev. James O'Quinn. BROTHER DIRECTOR. gam For Particulars Apply to the big- promptly treated with antleeptle Sisters diae Hospital, North Sydney. recent- Toseph's Warnembool on the 15th. ed constituency where the aforesaid paintings, music, were everywhere and the pioneer band of five a danger of germ no is comparatively always Him:"There misery. there's said condire ly and auk, sad as large a created of otry Whittv and in the presence inicry. tilt., secir infecting encouragement and other arts Catholic Church into with Mother M. Vincent no disease with Australia, and there in Catholic, self a -poisoning landed in Brisbane on sectarianism alter the causing inflammation, blood or hope of euceren, especiallyand pressed by the future... Certain gregation. e Music was Superioress, This letter of intel- and untold sintering. the ship Donald will be less in the defeat of his co -religionist the service of religion. would 10th May, 1861, from Mrs. J. Lalliff, of 181 Franklin -street, mem- perverted and depraved minds here held at "Ivy lectual Moorhead, this candidate took fete Architecture surviving garden only of The The art. thousands of McKay. typical LATEST MUSIC AT LOWEST PRICES. an eternal the healing of Adelaide. Is there make nasty and wild state- Grange," Kew, in aid of the Church for his primary object Was homes: to mould qr painting band of workers is Mother and successrin others reepived from Australian not be required the relielnars ue.re. and of Heaven, her of this St. Vin- ments at times against convents, fund, realised £520. boy, Nitride." she writes, vaults little elected of "Our was the Conlon. lie Bridget des's, heart's & Mary his to to embellish never Catholics must not think en "got hie right Diet pierced by a rusty choirs would by a gond majority. and no word Nudgee. From the humble etc., but heard pale. The place became very Inflamed, but the angelic the that these individuals represent of the Convent religious dissension has been praises of God. cent's, the of Philomena, site blood-polsonina the MUSIC SELLERS, on Mother afraid structure were MURRAY-STREET sing Is we THE which little and to since. cease the district ever ills Protestant feeling at all. Ninety per of Notre Dame de Sinn. Sale died In fitting that the Pat could tint wear and Who give Better Attention and Guarantee Satisfaction. soreethinfr for him to feel proud of. On would set in. to present St. Stephen's. which served Therefore it was being so painful ever pointing for All cent. or more of Protestants, I have recently. The deceased nun was in a subscement oreeston. In connection hoot,, the foot was the beautiful use (near Boans). to to convent, a which as advised 180 MURRAY-STREET were ADDRESS: We Church. NOTE ONLY for the swollen. them with a earitimentary contest of to -day, has been a long aanhdvacyhsarfoittambdle, pearoeplteolerTahnet,i,hmogneersti. failing health for some time Mother Zani-Ruk. with excellent resuits. 2ameternity, anduldpreparing Perth seat, W.H.J. tiistingutshecl Correct Postal Address: Box 67, G.P.O., Perth. foremost in cul- Hallows to Australia 31 East cross, but came be a a 11111c drew away all the poison and inmany by Philomena opponent, an On she marked road trick a by Heaven, thus Waning- the find years ago when the Order was es- himself live the more broad-minded NO SHOPS IN BARRACK -STREET. To have lihn disqualified if nanintation. and after Catholic. the sisters worked steadily on ever the rein; foot in a tivating the art of music. Australian people to be, and the tablished at Sale by the late Bishop elected Wall the scheme, and to this end wound, it healed Write for Free Catalogue. of their glorious mission to the few days. more broad-minded the next gener- Corbett, and was 58 years of age. a number of men came and becomplained come from all mindful a festered had needy Jack, reports the sou, STRINGS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. to and other BEST 011 "My children: taken little Encouraging James, and asked to dove unwit- sore also, frotn a nen In Ills boot. For branches of the Goe'e To-day we find ation will continue to grow. . . . I She was one of the few remaining about This was the committee. ft had the centres where Ireland and the suffering. weeks prior to usingto Zam-litik Protestants and Catholics can assure candidate. for the Australia.to in unknown Order Queensland her and few in of tingly A Mercy' pioneers heal. of Order Self -Determination money, to burn, enthu- obstinately refused have been in- the These men had every Zell -Bilk ended the pain branches far and as well that there is no sectarianism R.I.P. hotel in the elec- applications ofand League of Australia siasm ran high, Kirwin, to have spread itsAll Barrack and Murray Streets, Perth. healed the boy's foot M. J. health and festering. Hallows have and that the whole thing is a myth." torate visited, the candidate's wide. and from augurated. inMr. make Bishep quickly." future hold. very Foley. of Dr. chance Rev. his near and the The Right and schoele sore drunk at each, "The Famous "Snigg's Corner." convents Ulcers. founieci ringworm, been deseczema For -WesM.L.A., will completely Mr. John O'Hara, father of the late of Ballarat, expects to ret'irn to his lug the seat. it elected, burns. of the South of un- hands, vest!, 'troubles, mute. an extensive tour State for the pur- to the num!. er of 41 the pupils Rn by the wild carousal. Thethese troyed his nothing with there's j. O'Hara, etc., Alderman L. M.L.A., of August in sprains. early scalds. diocese know ait 8000 initiated are entitled to retired tern part of the Eatri-Ruk is absoTHE PLACE TO GO FOR in the gond as Zam-Ruk. the several d's- which number Paddington, died at Moree on the Grace Archbishop Mannix. S he candidate things. for.its concentration, pose of organising new Surrounded by his lutely unrivalled 3rd. ult. Mr. O'Hara was 65 years eircumstatiee. NEW SOUTH WALES. Powers. SILK and FASHION HATS, PANAMA all purity. and unparalleled healing Be they VESTS, jellied FANCY ophands tricts andMen inaugurating of with sure emumillee, of age. and until quite recently enof all shades SOUTH AUSTRALIA. has oc- fir all chemists and Stores. the said, "We swear'viernotwhat SOX, TIES, ETC. branches. SHIRTS, get joining Dey.ii, 7.11111-tilik. this at Apostolic short while perfect health. A vote are the joyed Excellency will His we that inion and belief Whilst attending business on May curred, use our Influence to and APPAREL legate blessed the fouiciation stone ago, feeling unwell, and acting on voting." Tile EVERYTHING IN GENTLEMEN'S WEARING League. John Cleary, Mayen election. prevent our friceds trent of the new wing of the Ninnastery of medical advice, he went to Moree, 4. Mr. Michael poll was staggering, the the of COUNTRY ORDERS PERSONALLY SUPERVISED. suddenly was smallness of West. Augusta Port of generation per- the MiEsieaares of the Sacren where it was expected the change declared as elected, James though and, died One of the first and he would never stand Brisbane, in the Gal Heart. Kensington, on Pentecost would do him good. He was about etricken down with illnEn, early settlers P.of Toohey, He was a na- aforconsequence Now it appears the BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, of Mt. E.P. again. of the unfavour- to return home to Paddington when shortly afterwards. is 309-11 LITTLE COLLINS-STREET, DON'T FORGET THE has Sunday- In rpe.e son of MrClare, Ireland. and Sir Waiter H. James. of theSepulchre,' County of Brisbane, of tive gathering South large suddenly a death intervened quite weather "Whited able ADDRESS tee Identical with way Cottage. The December. In MELBOURNE. State the in disarrived and Death. sour A by 1891. The remains that 'tame of of the Missionaries witnessed and unexpectedly. all of the Social been called away sad to find member of friends -,,Itie Etheal e-t Is of roe appointed man. Ifs It anotquarter eledest con- 'were brought to Sydney and laid' to 1892. Ile took an active part inand BARRACK aM MURRAY-STREETS, PERTH. His Excellency, the CORNER ceremony. Priests." the was a or deceased Qttestion: Suefeee.'ults P.D. Price that after more than reflection and highly -respected gratulating the Sacred Heart Fathers rest by the side of his son. A widow, efforts in aid of the Convent W. McDonald, Rev. observation, By of century leaves He a well-known and South Augusta. in at Port no improve10/6 post free. He had lived 50 years. on their noble work, said Australia four daughters, and one son sun Church and five chi7dren-three girls study of men and things. family. silent pity and "Tile Ecclesiastical Year: contemplaa wife ment in line man? was greatly privileged in having the Feasts." Brisbane for the past it is said, Is the best antitions on Its seasons and and two boys-who will miss him. not rehnee,mental Price Heart Sacred the of Missionaries dementia. By Rev. J. Hickaby, S.J. for R.I.P. The brass tablets containing the He was one of Port Augusta's most dote - post free. I work throughout the country. at After perneing the foregoing chronBy made citizens:Life." progrmive attack infer and Spiritual easily can tile active in -EMeleney icle of farts, refiners free. Referring tp a vulgar of the Pres- He himself had very much at heart Cardinal Moran Roll of Honer have R.I.P. post 9/6 stands Price Sr. el. Cecilia. what the Empire Loyalty League By work of the foreign missions. He e.en erected in St. Mary's Cathedral. the suggestion "to wear "Sermons and Notes of Sermons." Price by the new moderator on the when but for, Queensland in intereseted in the 1 hey are surmounted by the Carcowers 151 St. Patriek's ltev, It. J. Dudley Ryder. byterian Church its institu- was particularly reThe Hon. J. V. O'Leghlin was one protestant free. and whatever rn doubt post added, 9/were Is Churce They bear the dinal's coat -of -arms. and Day" aborigines. M. the Catholic Duhig, Australian means cam- "The Catholic Student." By Rev.free. the representatives of the South mains it'll that fns object CEDAR, OAK and JARRAU COFFINS ALWAYS IN STOCK but they had golds and names of all those who promised and of 8/9 post with insult at the Catholics, tions, his Grace ftrchbishoP Hickey. D.D. Price Council of the SeleDeter- ouflage to hurl the course of heathens. Australian in Relation fart. Its witnessed In recently. had Julfilled their in regard and undertakings again Soul he and Sepulchre" Human Whited Note the Address : at Wilston. reply. said of the "new intelligence League a! a conference of the will "The Other Spirits." By Rev. A. VOIller, he adds. "Do this, and admiration. particularly in the le specified amounts. By this means mination a spirited delegates which mot In And Price 9/6 post free. O.S.A. Interstate making the Ca- with A4308. l'rivate 'Phone, A'2938. soon be no M ore Patrick's nay timers are 'Phone. wonderful the £33,000 was realised for St. Mary's who the All Territory, f will Man loyalists" No ulould St. Pat's "Dante. the Central T. Slattery. Ph.D. slime." object of their Northern by the spreading of Cathedral building since 1910, apart Melbourne recently. and laughter achieved willtnIrth World." By J. results illihet sherry tholic Church the "Of tret loyalty course They- might Price 13/- post free. silly Propose!. of Christ among these from parochial collections and donaBy splenetic attack: Alderman J. G. Murphy h re.sign- over of many people the doctrine even go so far as to adopt the offen- "Conference, for Married Women." 19/6, post people in a way that they could tions of small amounts. is the stock-in -trade lieu'. R. euehnel. for the day In their devilcat his position as a member of 0 -se shr time in Australia. on C.M., O'Reilly. Dr. conjunction in free. King Ed them wear at the present understand. and -STREET, NEXT DOOR TO CELTIC CLUB (Opposite Hindmarsh Town Council, as he has ment, their beloved green. of loyalty all 684 HAY Clearly a "A Parochial Cour," of Doctrinal Inof the Tel. A1655. VICTORIA. They have a brand ward Hostel,. MISS M. J. McDERMOTT, Proprietress. and Arranged exhibit the occasion in a review opened a business in Victoria. Mr. with structions Prepared and conflict between the PeOPle is desired. "Thirty with said: conformity A. in J. missionaries, cent. Rev. pure Beeswax, of per their own. They generally 0, work Callan folJ. C. Rev. Candles. by was primarily responsible and if such calamity materialised Pure Wax decrying .the years ago it had seemed an ambitiWicks, sanctuary Oil, Charcoal, insense. No fewer than three Anglican min- Murphy Molugh, O.P." F rice, 21 /their own loyaltyorbyaccusing Church, requirements; Tapers, lowers or Mi. "Whited Sepulchre.' others a Spefor the formation of the Non -Politi- would cries for "Cardinal Mercier's own story: With (*nasal Markers, Prtcsts' New Ritual. Pictures with Stocks, sky missionary the Olt a declined Canon Holy isters have Hindley's blacken start to thing loyalty of others ous Heart; Sacred to the is of which it of consecration Cardinal Acts Association, the the Croes. Mark that Preparatory Letter by measures to suppresshilarity cialty. Stations of People used invitation to take charge of St. cal Municipal of not being loyal. Englishmen of Pearl &glades; Silver Children o f Maryb Medals; who school in Australia Gibbons." Price 30,-. its inception. he has held the coercive Irish Horn and Mother stage-nu:mewed rebellion or the til Conference; Photos. of Dr. Made;Books sir waiter "Westminster Cathedral and Its Archinot representativeIn Sydney it is a to laugh at the idea of Australian John's. Lahore Street; Melbourne. since Pictures or Bishops' position of secretary. He has alof the Pate. Unfortunately. Two Benson. Good supply or Irish Music and ReadL'Hopital. Father and de and By W. envy all! ask, but tect." In Sheehan at used nothing Cation to its They congregation sticking this The is breathes missionaries., James do Thompson. Price Sir James Buller. and Francis illustrations. ISO vols.. pronounced Ger- "Why not convert the heather at ritualistic pastor, Rev. Barclay, and ways taken an active interest in hatred against Catholics since the cra-is lug matter by Fr. Lasance. Heart Messenger, Our Sacred Record, 1921, man with a veryMelbourne Directory, a a been is Catholic and has commies for it the work, Agent municipal To attack days. Garland Catholic Press, Advocate, St. Anman name. In home instead of going abroad?" declare that they will not attend ser- member of the Hindmarsh Council dle Lady's Annals, St. Joseph'sBenzigers Even when the worst Is said WV, second puerile. American. and a Irish. is Magazine. it here Marla, Ave calm thony's annals, a maxim of worldly pru- vice if another is appointed in his for many years. Recently the mem- of them, they can afford to temain Welshman, and Circulating Library. SL Patrick's Badges. You will That was of the English Literature Stocked. the perfect contemplation or third rate Scotsman. dence with which he would like to place. CO. & refer- In HOLDWAY and never Assortment. farewell, English was Large bers. in bidding him fewer there that fart representative a ts * never find in this world Licensed Sewerage Plumbers (Certifiof the deal. The Cetholic Church was not red in eulogistic terms to the sand will he a happier people Metal The reason cated). No (Disinters and Sheet 40-44 gentleman doing anything a religious point. After a long and painful illness, for parochial, nor was it petty. he had rendered to the front Ilalliely, they Workers. A Trial Solicited. for the Mr. Denis O'Brien, an old colonist, services for this in part is obvious, big enough kind-he is too broadminded was nationality of been Tel. A4395. also Murphy has enemies. By Pier -street, Perth. Mr. forgive town. no isle, and that, and he respects the opinions delivCatholic Church. for it was a Church died at his residence, St. Kilda. on prominent in Catholic and Irish af- envy the way and appro. a panegyric Archhis fellow -citizens." And, moreover, he the 5th. ult.. in his 85th. yearof humanity. He fairs in Adelaide, being president of ered by a well-known ofCatholic death P. HEVRON bishop um the (emulsion to the SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE ACCOMMODATION. SUBIACO. the could assure them that if they had leaves a widow, four sons, two the Irish National Association. to illuminated Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding referring Duhig, the late King Edward Stations. Archbishop at daughters, and several grandchilClose to Subiaco and Leederville Railway who are to wait until all the heathens Agency. General Carriers. PhIllImore Corm now hangs ht Backinehart Palace. Loythey before 8277. the Empire loud-voiced busy bodies see converted Tel. were can home i Fremantle. loss. The demourn their nut enott,rit. tn Chambers, in Patients may Select their own Medical Advisers. ridiculous SCHOOL HIGH HEART then. SACRED not, If themselves Itself. defeat then making alty Leaelle PRIVATE ROOMS AVAILABLE. to could send missionaries abroad, sent ceased was a native of County Lim TERMS MODERATE. been done we HIGHGATE HILL, PERTH. after much harm haspeople connection with their-of attempt would ever be For Terms Apply to demand as crick, Ireland, and arrived in AustraWATERS & DAY OPEN TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. and the Union no missionary BOARDERS may see an outreeed BRYANT me0'. the make common use Dr. the aborigines, Rev. Mother. an act or expediency, through lia 67 years ago. He was one of the SCHOLARS. 80 to 90 STIRLING -ST., PERTH, said: "The In regard to that the suspension of Ketch, owed Jack Jack at every function,been or MERCHANTS. Australians dium COAL Hospital at said and Reillly WOOD Equipped early pioneers the successful of Uunivermost a kiglenocirly for conduct lowered Pupils are prepared The Sisters also the lentil committee of three or secret Orders Promptly Attended To. Union Jack has never rlie. those these poor people a debt. The least of the Gippsland goldfields, and Commercial, and Musical Ex- inquiry at the end of three hemp ropes, Tel. A5938. so much as it has been by their that could be dime for them in the when he retired from mining he set- sity, some City Coun. of obliteration the or emanations. with the who are always proclaiming reparation tled on a fine property in Cowwarr. For further particulars apply to ell for unduly Interfering deal of ig- way of making belated of the people's thoroughfares. loyalty to it A great NATIONAL HOTEL, FREMANTLE. and was to give them sphitual benefit in Gippsland, which he had acquired REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. use N.W. Yours, ete., Renovated Throughout. norance is shown in this connection peseessions temporal McKERNAN, HUGH the early sixties !le removed from Tel. A3810. flag return for those Country Visitors specially Catered tor. The Union Jack is the military despoiled. had been they which of Owen's Personal Supervision. M. Under ago years seven am to St. Kilda there I of the Empire, and I thinkthat tt it was interesting to know that al- He was a gsnuinc Irishman and CaMULCAHY, Proprietress. (Late CenIL wonder NORTH Psalm MOTOR tral and Shan.rock Hotels, Perth). G. F. YEATES right in saying Australian tholic awl generous 41 his charity: -the ready there were six the GARAGE. optidas. has not been said before-that natives R I.P. priests at work among ANGOVE-ST. TRAM TERMINUS. flown be not should Jack Union READ THIS! When visitTelephones, A1937 and A45914. in the Pacific Islands. 37 BARRACK-STREET, PERI . from any private flagstaff, but should ing the students at Douglas Park he CARS FOR HIRE DAY AND NIMIT. There Is In our midst a curious type Mannix, who received (Opposite Town Hall/. Cream Cara for Weddings. Kerry lee le Bright only be flown from Government had wondered if when the cell came a Archbishop of Irishman. great derronztration of love and Right. Your Patron And the Pelee flagstaffs. It is the military flag. these young men would "go over the affection from thousands of men and age Solicited. Ring A8455. on the AdCAFE It is the flag to be flown MOANA heroism as their women as he left the Victoria Stasame the with BENDON J. top" J. THE be flag to -the is eniral's ship. HAY-STREET, PERTH. valiant brothers on the' fields of BRIGGS AND ROWLAND,. Lcnclon, en the 16th. ult., will SHOE STORES, flown in war. I do not think that Flanders. He felt confident that tion, For Afternoon Tea and Suppers. 003 Wellington -street, Perth (Oppo180 HIGH-STREET, FREMANTLE. two days at Lourdes before any private individual has a right to when the call to the spiritual field spend 5425. Railway Goods Yard). The Premier 'Phone site homewards. his journey Lime and Stone Merchant, of W.A. Abfly the Union Jack on his privatea did come, "Australia would be centinuing of Three hundred ,nglish. Irish, Scotsolutely the Highest PercentagePrices flagstaff or that any civic body has DAIRY. W.A. THE Write for in the State. there." Lime BisWelsh Archbishops, and tish, BEDFORD HOTEL before purchasing elseright to carry the Union Jack in a THE W.A. DAIRY, Wenneroo-road, and particulars from several elerey. with and hops authorithe competition. all defy least we At where. Pure milk MURRAY-STREET. procession. D. Keane. Osborne Park. Judging by what one reads in the South Africa and Australia, eeterNo conueconly Briggs In the trade. twice daily to any part of th ties I have looked up will tell you Sydney: daily press, Splendid Accommodation for Country delivered says the tained his Grace at the Cannon. a Bind cows to iimi with others trading under at Thor- city, direct from our own Supplying Moderate. Visitors. . very that. They say now that if you Lime for Manure is telname. o' far dean go' A4381. Tel. customers. on the 12th. in Lendon street Hall GEORGE Throughout. Renovated low rate. Colleges. do not hang out the flag on every erence is given vent to at city func- ult. The Bishop of Portsmouth oughly and Convents the AUBURN, Proprietor. possible occasion and if you do not twins, generally disguised under pro- (Dr. Cotter), who presided, read a carry it in every twopenny half- fessions of super-loyalty to the Ern - message from the Vatican say'ne: :Le .. penny procession and take it out on Newcastle Club Hotel and abhorrence for alleged dis- "The Holy Father joins you all in every occasion you are disloyal. I Pire get thus speakers ReThe Newly South Terrace, Fremantle. wishing Dr. ;Mannix say that is against the rules made ruptionists. Goldfields novated and Up -to -Date. ffar, and then break into denunciaCustomers specialty for the 'use of the Union Jack, to tiens of a certain Church or a cerThe following is the by-law framed and North-West for. South Beach trams stop It IOW. to li. .,'netted by the time yOU use the flag in the way it is being tam country, making it obvious that by the City Council with a viler to catered (late Ryan T. Ii. Proprietor: at door. adore. These time. used at the present Celtic Club, and Wyndham. rather than patriotism abalishing the procession's of Eight Sec., The one when' you hoped to win. B197. people are so ignorant of these rules, bigotry Tel. It hurts to he hurled adrift on the know, Hours' Day and St. Patrick's Day: We their utterances. Prompts loyaltheir world, and so anxious to flaunt kin. that the Sydney news1. In thin by-law, unless the con Am] despised by your kith and hurt, ty that make these mistakes. I am of course, T. P. HERBERT bring ease to such encourage and boom this text otherwise requires, "City" lei, timeas fan open to correction, but if I am wrong Papers these. Family Grocer and Provision Merchant, pro quite it is and Melo'eurne. sort of thing, City of the means Rokeby-ril., Subiaco (Near NicholThe' remembrance may still etidnre. then all the authorities that I have that the remarks made by "Horse" includes mule or donkey. 398 But for bronchial pain resignation In looked up are wrong, and they are bable Families Waited on Daily. vain are overstated in a partisan "Council" means the Council of the street).' Country orders attended to and carefully authorities that are not likely to be speakers Still, wtinout woods' Great Peppermint we cannot help think - City of Melbourne. "Motor Car" packed. Cure. wrong. There is another rule in Press. bet would be them by of conveyance propelled that some means any ing regard to the Union Jack. Duty ter if left unsaid. The true patriot mechanical power. "Vehicle" means GLENORAN NO. 10 has not to be paid upon it coming is one who endeavours to promote any conveyance drawn or propelled into any port in the Empire. Dm. SCOTLAND'S BEST. rather than discord. We by human or animal power. ing the war Union Jacks were im. harmony MALT WHI3KY. For Children's Hacking Cough, patriots of that 2- Clause 12 of By-law No. 142 of As PURE They were could do with more ported from Japan. suppiied under eel:tract to the the State well for the said City shall he and the same W.A. Hospitals and Government Medical brought in as common material and sort: it would do WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE Dining Cars Railway Also Department. them. had repealed. is hereby we if duty was paid on every one of them. the Leading Hotels and Clubs 3. No procession of persons (whe- and throughout the State. That is how the Commonwealth auAt St. Mitthew's Church of Eng- ther on foot or mounted), vehicles, Sole Aired: thorities allow it to be treated be manufactured in Japan and duty land, Albury, recently, Canon Bey- or motor cars, or of any of them, PHIL COYLE announcing a gift evening to rave and except funeral procensions an, to be paid upon it. Let those who

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enearthly care, woven, to her vivid imagivation, one soul was her only the one good tirely in sunbeams. on Sister and its salvation was which to thing, and happiness depends infirmary The the le work demanded from her by which way we take. You can the Mary of St. Agnes introduced her, conGood Shepherd, in return for AN HOUR WITH JESUS. set a person ter a whole day by ti-i lavished was a bright -looking, airy room, had Ile call may graces you which in numberless harsh way she taining several beds-some empty give on her oun soul, since the day each care- (By J.V.H in the Golden Hour. -but him in the morning. or you maycheerioccupied some and over long first entered into His service. The tide swept in him a beautiful start bySothenot only THE OPTICIAN Hen- fully separated from the others, by She had seen at a glancethethat reaches of sand, and crept lapping Iles, of nir .reeting. class of means of curtains, prettily chequer. to little belong the grassy borall the not in to but did up rower: rietta stones. the MEANS the words. drawn over in and blue, white in cd her under Ala of of usually the ditties and penitents most An altar to our Pleased der within a few yards of o common courtesies of her present ale them. most way of there Ivautiful spite In ago the F I . 0 ., of the last resting-place rare. flowers Long think fresh life, wall. of centuries bey it was Lady, wih vases the day o doing each." A SON'S QUESTION. stocd at have been a busy centre of traffic F. S. M. C., pcarance of poverty and woe, Saints and kings. On the she was a grouped around her image, seventy that in doubt island to the in when death, here. impossible and room, O. A . concourse B. peaceful the O. of and his in the farther end surrounded SILENCE. oft waves of chestnut hair-gold lady born, and there was, moreover, hung a cage, well tribes brought in wool and fish in exseventh year of his age children, Cecilia Mary Caddell.) Freeman of the Cityof London the in all her move- one of the windows chickweed fierte a many the sunspiritual ,and and his wares irrepressible en by inland for change choir in with dimpfurnished CHAPTER VII.--Continued. said to his They who can be silent when they The Highest Qualific,ations in ed mouth, whose curving lips ments, which made the experienced 9th. June, A.11., 597, heday and inhabited by a pet traveller must have rested here on is called are temptel to sae something cutof "This led with fun: Ettic made no reply. She heard nun comprehend at a glance that it erotindsel. he State ( By Exam. London) great favorite with the his journey westward to partakenow smooth. disciple Diermit, canarv-a miracle of rest; ting or reprovine oossess a str, a than day without less the Arnost is. fact in little But that words, need addi.kin fair and snit and the would the monks' hospitality. the Sabbath, and a cheery rose, be to me: for sword of defence against things lo hearing them, and certainly with. of Divine grace to induce her to min- sick "-children," truly and cheeks tinged with depths it is stilled, will comforts life of of busy such hum stock the and little happilabours." which others yield in a way that out understanding them; and hav- gle indiscriminately with the humbler tion to their yes in whose smiling near only ruins remain -gaunt chancel it will put an end to try ift means their defeat It is a great ing, on the contrary, ,r vague idea penitents of the house. and to settle in the infinnary. In a bed whose. ness glows. in the ROYAL ARCADE Then kneeling before the altar, walls and gaping windows, and withthing to h ive such perfect ontrol of that she was going to sonic bed- down willingly to their hard life of that window lay an invalid, Mom the cloud of tears shadowed received the Viaticum. and sweetly rivetonce at in, the moss -grown tombs of the opposite Town Hall the tongne that one will not allow it room, or dormitory, when the nun labour. And, therefore. while Ettic death -like appearance their blue 'Lord. His relics were far the Not in then. slept dead. atte a PERTH. baby it her when ed Henrielta in the to lead one into talking A2298. speechless, laid in and cloister in the Phone door altar a Down, open the brokthrew to his was the mother's face before easy suddenly was knelt large carried My retrospect sitting up in a St. should keep still. It very serene old and she found herself actually in neither praying nor from her, knew. misery grass, the younger on helpless footfall same shrine with the bodies of much soft a and n by he another. was felt that said that he own ac- chair, once man her complete. taken on was Brigid. she pray chapel, to St. the the last and trying catch very face to even the around Patrick snow. had kept a great deal of anger out Iv by surprise. Since the day when count her future mistress besought woman. evidently inwhile a girl of and I looked lair white as driven in B.D.Se., seamed and drawn. of the world simply by not "answer. she had left her father's house, she God for her with an earnestness stage of a decline; of age, dressed greeting of a tall countryman ST. MARGARET. middle-aged, G. V. POWELL, L.D.5., all ing back." He explained this by had never been inside a church, ex- which He, in His mercy, could have about nineteen years the badge of work -a -day a clothes, ale lips with grief -lines marked, cynical DENTIST. almost shrewd. with with 10. erect, but June gone, a penitent, Friday, only as laughter Feast, adding: cepting upon the one Occasion when inspired -praying trot her neck, -glancing eye.. 188 ST. GEORGE'S TERRACE, PERTII. faded by "You see if you never ansivr hack she had carried her baby thither to alone this new child whom He had the Children of Mary round two. min- look in his straight yes dull with lustreless name signifies St. Margaret's We fell to talk about the weather. Hours: 10 to 5, or by appointment. tears. says Theo- an angry person his wrath will die be baptised; and a sudden sense of that receive all moved gently between the name." might care fitting "a her to "pearl"; wants these then of the all given and politics, incessant 'Phone, A5038. the crops, first bio- out lots quicker than if your answer terror seized upon bar, as she found the grace so evalently needed fur her istering to their mpty arms, aching heart, doric. her eonfessor and hershe." in her Abbey, and its by -gone glories. To Her back in his own I hid, Keeping still herself thus unexpectedly in the long years. she h7.welf with a smile on her lips and such as one that "for but to dear old grapher. the Thy well reformation, seemed by knew which he in my delight life yourself is one of the best ways bright blue eyes, VALESCO PRIVATEM.HOSPITAL. ord, if we meet again. presence of the Blessed Sacrament, also oleain additional light soul was like a precious pearl. A nothing but pleasure traditions, and could tell of the Harvest Terrace. Miss the world to keep mad folks from and face to face, as it were, with the might grace, e its the clifil ult task of say she found his sPent amidst the luxury of a royal and g,iu without monks and their simple life of pray- Surgtcal Medical, Maternity. Irate: ow shall that baby know so wilfully of- leading her back to the fold. The in the trouble they so often, had dimmed its lustre, or getting madder and madder." God she never whom court imposed upon er and toil. He spoke of the part phone k i 080. Nothing :s more useless than to fended. Sister Mary of St. Anselm mother's face? of Ettie's pos;tion, reel the slightest necessity, To this attendant, Sister Mary they filled in the religious life of the her. try to argue with an angry person. took holy water herself and present- peculiarities conversion thorough to obsniees in iif St. Agnes addressed herself at people, how their chapel was the Serene silence on cur part will surely ed it on her finger to Ettie, who ac- the which they entailed. gar" her, place of worship for the district, lessen the angry words of others. cepted it reluctantly, and with an fact, an additional interest in the once. saying: dear and how fruitful were their minis. "I have brought you anotherGet 543 GEORGE -STREET, SYDNEY. evident effort to overcome the feel- eyes of the religious, and she felt as a FOR. Clara. WAITS of. WHO care take trations among the people. FRIEND THE MELing which was pro-ipting her to de- if she could have willingly spent the child to at once, will you, "And they were good -living peca 244 SLIZABETH-STREET, YOU. BOURNE. cline it. But she made no sign of remainder of the night in praying for bed ready for her her pie, then," he added, "better than girl at while I myself go to see about she even how her her alone. nor did poor PUBLICATIONS, cress, the the But RECENT ones Lord sick deOur two The invitation to visit we are, with all our new-fangled The Undermentioned Prices Include stranger In supper.-Hew are my pausing weary head in reverence, standing bewildby the votions." postage: added, in the Blessed Sacrament is a per- ered and epp. ently uncertain what her side was by W. Devine. of her God -and unac- to -night?" she Story of a Battalion, woman, and arrangsonal one. It is a personal matter to do, until the sister drew her to- the housewith made no answer to his half-hid- TheWith dying I lied of the fearand The Feast numerous drawings sad row language; its pil- den question, but afterwards when between your soul and God. Just as wards the grating which separated quainted by Dart Lindsay, 6/2. too long, ing her crumpled and disordered patience her Studies In trying of of Our ful Monarchism. so call, words to lightness you his Benedictine of the a friend invites we had said "good-bye" By Bt. the penitents' church from the choir Anselm soon cut low with the ease and Benedictine Life and Rule. Saviour invites you to visit Him. of the rums and made her kneel Sister Mary of St.short, and led her an experienced nurse. kept coining across my thoughts. DeIleV. C. Butler, Abbot of Downside prayer own the the If her Sacred said open. always faith is of objects Abbey, 25/His house you, Mother," particular to votions sanctuary down "'Thank the Within it. went before They Story and Life The chapel. Arc. in do fill a large part in the religious St. Joan of friend who has invited you to call and just ol; :site the spot where from the which leads sufferer, wile was farin advanced of the main Of Orleans. By Rev. L. Heart appearance, life of the present-day Catholic, but 13/10. has prepared for your visit. and is Sister Mary of St. Anselm had made the long stone corridor and repulsive Lynch, S.J. Illustrated, of years. portion that to convent O'Dowd, feel the B. in her eyes, it is only the form that is new, not Preaching. By Rev. W. Merle St. 8/9 waiting for you, you would Ler kneel, was a fair image of St. from S. occurred exclusively to the though the patient smile of Help. By ashamed to disappoint him. So it Mary Magdelene, placed there as if the house assigned them on the young the substance behind it. The faith Mountains tuned the she in as 0.S.D., 4/2, religious, the as or, look of of mediaeval Christians in the Real LivEllerker, yesterday should be a cause for shame if you to receive and welcome the poor penitents, By Bede Jarrett, 0.1'., momentary a Temples. gave Good Mother. the of fea8. 3in/g disappoint Our Lord by not visiting penitent children who came thither, tender consideration always style beauty to her sharp and wasted Presence was as strong,-their attachto boys on Win. Straight talks ..; (Friday). Himself, near the end. ment to the person of Our Lord as Outthetoway Him in the Blessed Sacrament. By Rev. J. P. to manhood. and to present each in their turn as Shepherd At the far- tures. "I am getting children-" "the waitthem, weary our and 5.5., 0/9. as potent, conroy, long as and to Hint, the silent In near door, she drew a I hope, for it is deep-rooted was Finn, J. cloister Francis the By of end Danger. "LEVELING UP." dweller of .he tabernacle, at whose ther ing." faith and our devotion, nay, far Facing S.J., 6/9. Sister Mary of St. Anselm "Ah. well, it will come at last-all more so, as the stories of their lives Sermons on the Mass, The Sacraments, feet she herself had once so lovingly which -key susBy Thomas A youth working as a reporter on reclined, and by whose lips she had opened by means of a latchThe mo- in God's good time, Gabrielle," re- show. and the Sacramental.. C.C., 14/2. is goa country newspaper asked a frienci been so eloquently defended from pended from -her girdle. we need to be preached,' The Australian Children's Pi of at plied the Mother. "But who addas Nowadays sound a so, did newspaper a she in a position ment him to get The simpiest Prayer or Melanie?" she Prayer Book.published. of the Pharisee. Twiinto religious exertion of any Beautifully The the reproach hundred merry voices, all ing first? Youtowards Book ever office in a neighbouring city the girl seated cajoled light was already beginning to cast least a same ed, taming shape, and then it has to be nicely with 20 tun -palm illusillustrated latThe friend was willing to undertake the its shadow on the lower end of the talking and laughing at the Hass. Card her in tl e easy-chair. trations, iincluding the arranged for us -organised after the refront. on task, and suggested that the report- little chapel, but the rays of the time, reached Henrietta's ear, and near Clara picture with but Cover, answer, cause the no And made fashion of the age, er let him have some temples of his evening sun, striking on the richly. wellnigh stunned her. the nun, smil- ter as she brought a seat for is not far to seek. Religion enters I place my trust in Thee." -300 "It is nothing," said of consterna- marked, work. hstwecn in very small part into the modern "Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. days. S. BEECROFT glass of the western ternHenrietta. 'it will be a race look her at little a "Oh( I wouldn't want to be judg- stained ing can't it and the sanctuary with a glow tion -"nothing, at all events. to be them. T think. Mother. BUTCHER, atmosphere. For the past century I do here," replied dow, filled the by anything ed wish only I had Tineither has incense who of one scent world ROKEBY-ROAD, SUBIACO. 181 long the of light; of Him or so the trend children are at re- be a "You see. I am stole it away fromblood. Only Prime Fresh Killed Meat Sold. end as they are." fresh afraid of. The the the the with She was the youth smiling, from near mingled away still, as more HEART OF JESUS. gering acwas and must His I more been with it sometimes, and bought the 'Phone 1341. getting V2 a week." of the flowers with whicii creation, an English only Henrietta sat down wearily in her: things of faith: it has concentrated are a little noisy over it: most holy, the granddaughter of became And he was very much disappoint- perfume the 'cart of Jesus, Shrine altar of our ..ady was lavishly knowledge. am- chair which Clara had broughtAgnes on the visible material things--pleaking: and in 1070 she lovingest, but I am not going to take youopened when the friend who had seemed the of St. ANDERSON & Son so Mary Thos. calm, Queen so rewas It Heart of Hearts the all Sister and power. reigned adorned, when luxury, and hut sure, wealth, MerThee, bride of Malcolm, he could help him to tea peaceful, and so still, that heart - ong them tonight." she added, Family Grocers and Provision in 1903. to thinkambition, e in sorrow kneel before n few minutes afterwards quires an effort to bear up against death her Ettie returned and Raglan-rd., leading till and changed door, oppressed, Scotland suddenly of another chants. even ing she could not eat that tide of Materialism and to keep N. Perth. Fitzgerald-sL in a lise his Families Bowed with care, by sin Jesus. 'Phone, A1794. lie wrung and restless as she was, into a kind of ora- with her supper,aside did she become a Saint that first reason it, How for mind. no Sweet his Atthrough tea, i.:omkitry Orders of Thee, to cup the resist the daily. come diffion so waited o we Ett:e could not altogether our hearts fresh from the grossness from thence to an inner rt and pushing position where sanctity iswith tended to. zeal could see. and hour. In- tory, and Thou our only refuge art, us cult? First, she burned the sound of the said hoarsely: of modern stri: ing. In this age of lowers his work influence of the place which who receive into worker The room, shall nothing. that want arms impabuilt it therefore, of waiting, rid the task. In the "I cannot take outside could hardly Heart! for the house of God. She to the level of his salary. instead of stead I can - hustle that is no easy HARRY McCARTHY and angrily, as in any merry voicesMaking Are Thy wounds, 0 Sacred the poor girl sit You are very kind_ but indeed whirl and bustle of daily existence Motor Car Painting. his salary up to the level patiently Established nice churches and monasteries; she busother meod she would have done. penetrate. on vestments: she pulling concentrated with a ,tot touch it," are making 106 PIER -STREET. Prac:n energies of removing, all our mistake herself the and 20 years. makes ied contrition his work, here, of down deep in leave the are very tired," our work; it takes our day and tical laws and rise ere we ask to you the signal for the child, saw Painter. she her "Poor till in Coach rest tenderness Thee not could motherly his life Far the sins thatbywounded Sister kindiy. "and you will church, she buried her face in both peculiarly leaves us only the tired night when of God end His Church observed sin inflicted touch, the heavy shawl still said the 'hat the woundsmight amidst better for a little rest. See her hands. and resigned herself to very mind and body ache for M. HALLION Fremanthroughout her realm. Next. time set us free; closely round her form, the be all the got wrapt ready: quite as long was, bed Now from sin to she your where quietly stay found has Clara Machine Bread factory,toNorth so tender, a thousand cares, she nun spoke again. all parts of her you will step into it at rest. ide us in these xounds art, who conducted her. good -must Bread delivered Cerement. nun, clangas the hope tle. -metering I the child: God so poor above rising with my yet, now, And Malt converse go eottesioe, PETERS 6 Thou our only refuge should think proper to remain. No but"I I will send one of the Mothers, once." she added, pointing to one our and the turmoil comes the voice Fremantle, with such sweettaess and disa Speciality. Shipenter. piety Bread us hid Brown and which Jesus, or soul recesses of in her to cart curtained however, rose Noland little not Tel. B739. prayer, our the you her of won dress she "Could the that you Master: Heart. bring Our Supplied. cretion of will ping dear she SCULPTORS time succeeded in watch one hour with Me?" Bid us rest iu Thee. passed her lips; she felt too wretce- and MONUMENTAL sanctity like her own. He used to all wear while with us: after Clara had by this ed, too hopeless, too utterly sick at children a little sup- arranging for her new patient. rise with her at night for prayer; he Gone are the altars of the monks SUBIACO HOTEL abounding. TEL A1101 so that you had better have to bed." then turned and to pray; :cart of Jesus, store even Mother Emu Beer she try to books heart, young holy The the kiss possesswhere the long vigils of prayer were Rokeby Road, Sublaco. loved to then go quietly We have all who Thee fountain, it came to pass that God, to her per, and you," murmured Ettie, in away to occupy herself with the two spent: going, too, alas! is that spirit Always on Tap. Good eccommodetion he would steal sometimes and used. only Walter Wing, the "Thank Visitors. as she farther soon Country seemed as hee of peace for bet to conscience, back euiltv invalids: them and Offite I do genbring Head other the in and "hut tears; conspicuous away, by them faith so Proprietor. Only source of happiness; !way even at that moment when He a voice choked Ft,ie hal laid her weiiry of a his wife covered with jewels. Lastwhich is passing away -the any supper." Anti then sass :herlast Show Yard hou can't make of earth was actually so near-farther away nut want upon the pillow, she ap- eration head at ly, with virtues so great, she wept spirit which left God everywhere. she murmured, in a tone of absolute ever & GARRETT heaven had putting she that and All more. WEST EXPERTS. ever. than begged once and at proached WEST SUBIACO constantly over her sins "Oh, why cannot I die and which made al! life one act of PLUMBERS. cave,' is only where Thou art, known of His mercy and tendernese despair. face in between the curtains, homage in His Presence. But can- WINDMILL Engines, confe:.or to correct her faults. once, and so get free of all this mis- her Our Specialities. Pumping complete passed o we seek no other treasure Heart her her death -bed she received the had sinners poor to softly: whispered IIour with Windmills, Hydraulic Rams, Tanks, that Three minutes spend and dear On go we not Thee. in ery?" all utterly have been now. and Who iv out of her mind, going to Benediction and Pumps. and her eldam "I of religious, hour Bores, husband walk west one her the steal we that said news Cannot Braonain0 child," Jesus? dear PERTH. "My --Cathaoir 10 LAKE-STREET, effected in the long night of sin in of Station feeling my child: but you will not be alone, est son were slain in battle. She She kindly, "no doubt you are refrom the restless pre -occupations which she had been living. last to Him? now, but remem- as both Gabrielle and Melanie thanked Gad who had sent this sins, WORDS OF WISDOM. I hope the world and give it back herself his enemy, and very miserable just and made hen you: bless her God for GLANVILLE'S The which main. penance a as misery affliction It need nut be arduous er wearisome tlanufecturers he knew it; and from that moment ber there is no human He that shall find you fast asleep by -just to sit and think of Him Who LEMON HEADACHE POWDERS. in the and then died in peace. and Importers Ills image only presented itself to God cannot turn into joy when. Remedy for Instant There is, I know now how, itreat Australian return." I as that t'me the ourselves, now when we of is there -to talk to Him every and Speedy Cure of allandHeadinds of men a certain presage,area her mind as that of a Being ever nleases, or rather CHURCH Into "Yes, thank you, madam." said and then as the simple words come Reiter CATHOLIC Toothache. opposition THE existence: Neuralgia, WHY stubborn all future aches, a ceasing of What be were. ready to arise and punish. Sciatica, Lumand is IS GROWING. It is a fluenza,etc.Rheumatism, scale, permit Him Ettie, in # very low voice. and MARBLE from the heart. 3d. is takes the deepest root greatest wonder, therefore. that she had His work on ourthis twice, 1/9 per box. or you must call me Mother, straight but bago, "Ah, Him, of He the change and M.P.S.. in Jesus. to Ask so. courtesy Glanville, of C. do visit forto GRANITE ost discoverable each powder. H. said the made it her constant study to James Oliver Curwood, a non-Cawill, sootier or later, do you sec-not madam," of a friend Fremantle (Two doors ask lie we all surely give of and can Market-st., in punishment niuses and most exalted souls-that all or are Him, get "We MORMINIS, In from Post Office). But do not ask young nun, smiling. tholic novelist, says: "I think the silence, sympathy, strength. icero. such an effort, all memory of His grant your prayer. wish To IltADSIGhtS, Church is the to die just Mothers here. you know." of the Tabernacle cares .Love is not mere tolerance. more reason the Catholic abiding love and tenderness to His flim--do not even called out Gabrielle the quiet "Mother"' until is growing to any Not which entails us Church now! from only not slip vet! somehow neighbour Not worries and one's been utterly yet. ve could recreatures should have not extent is because it is the only given yeti to from her bed, before Ettie like a garment, and a peace descends an not to hate him. We do extinguished in her soul, leaving you have had grace cheer- church which is hording out its arms feet;, and ply- "say a prayer for me at Bene- upon our souls refreshing and strensacred His :.t little a unof COONAN, weep impression J. ve him unlesr, we aid him, T. but an nothing Printed and Published by arises, and as a mother and giving a human bethose b,e.rwel diction won't you?"Sister Mary of St. gthening them against the contagion Representative. ily. when the occasion mitigated terror in its place! And to hear, in return, "Certainly." said LIMITED our make ing a breast cn which to lay hie we BRYANS When she wards addiesne by Him to anothei ; when world. the moment, of how constantly in tl.e conditions very Meat that yet, near Agnes: and then pausing so far away, His eyes a sinner, as you know already existence in which we live does head when he is in trouble-" in monthly Hour in union with the PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. SACRED HEART LADIES' COL- fancied Him tendere, forget it, a lanie. and looking somewhat sadlytoo. never every at oh' are and but, who her; Roans), Perth, upon adorers sinner, lopp. countless e occasion present itself. side :dgazing were -street you, LEGE, Murray her face, she added, "and FAREWELL TO GRUMBLE moment giving homage to Him, the Try to look on the bright whilst while her heart was turning from great saint as well!" shall I?" LANE. long giaen WEEKLY. invitation relentless avenger, The religious paused, and looked Melanie, that a of as from force ays. The nptirmst cheers, TUCKFIELD-STREET, Him and PUBLISHED answer, no latter But Melanie made us doleful. e pessimist leaves EAST FREMANTLE. His was se yearning to pardon, that, wistfully at Ettie, but the to the ago comes irresistibly to us: "Come us In Grumble Lane the banks are high. and are only gave no sign: and feeling it was still turning her Leadmoodily TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS. umpy, and wretched. TheGive Conducted by the Religious of like an over-indulgent father, even to have heard to Me all you who labour not steep; and affected saints wall, slippery, added And she person. to expostulation. an excuse for tsf too slim eager for the shadow e cheerful heavily burdened, and I will refresh In Advance Notre Dame Des Missions. and I'he thick-set hedges hide the sky, 3s. you are too tired to the question. actuolly was He Quarter and DAY child, -"But Per his gently forgive ere noted for then' bright BOARDERS then, you." just 8s 6d. near the to The nun said no more The ditches are so deep. Per Ilalf Year urging others to intercede in her be- talk; so I recommend you towegowill inning ways. Heaven isThe SCHOLARS. RATION. reluctantly, E PA R room ed. the croak 11e. leaving but and to-morrow Per Annum arty and sympathetic. No violets born of April showers behind her. Pupils are prepared for Unnersity half. Maude alone was praying for bed at once. 20s. Od. door the see closed and helps. Years more Two little and nor a Per things reparation, is blesses Not consider beautiful never Lane: How still Grumble was in all found Examinations. Are Musical more exand minutes is two you In so Booked Sister Mary of St. An- what is to be done.", her then! When your spirit within the house and out what a mystery that God soallows For further particulars apply to when You could not pick sufficient flow13s. Od. poor as Per Annum .. Sister Mare- of St. Anselin depart- and quiet, both in selm, her future mistress, prayed for ted or relaxed or depressed. ers of many voices high a work to creatures, REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. .. 22s. Od. it is restbeside her, as if this ed, and no sooner did she feel her. of it. The murmur build up his Two Years .. knelt could as she we her, if loses its balance, when As chain. we! rooms a daisy the To make from of B199. more Tel. up no is sick it face her came buries'. when out Ettie than temples raise wayward, alone. and or self eery, rs, cross garden underneath, and the sil- ruined hankers after what And while the birds of Sunshine in both hands, and sobbed as if her and of the infirmary was only brok- of mins, we who are what we know Cheques (which should be hat it has and your or postal ence eye is solicited Town ed), drafts, money orders,payable heart would break. A slight touch has not, when pain ourselves to be something so much of moan to frame occasional by an and, en made mortal her. be roused best should notes Are singing all the day, on the shoulder those who know us ith evil and your shadow of the EXCHANGE from Melanie, or by Gabrielle's lab- worse than RECORD. looking up, she met the innocent, mbles under the bring you to In Grumble Lane, .where children could for a moment suspect! Re- THE BE breathing. St. oured of Mary ADDED. will Sister for of MUST thing frown child -like face pter-what They very health, lay for some time quietly, paration! Himself SPECIAL NOTICE. address exists in the They hide themselves away. rselves, to peace and toImmacuAgnes, bent down upon her with a butEttic of with such a sense of misery on which He When notifying changewell if it had not of tender pity in her soft brown for look it the cool breath ofofthe Sacrament: Blessed simply as your seem of it made Rose Fret, as mind the Giant her So say good-bye to in kindly state your old as eyes, while, in a voice which seemte and the fragrance ever sleep been necessary He should come could Complain, she Queen impossible and that address. of Sulks, new King not interpretation had it actual us, aron?-Newman. the ed redeem to very humiliation the RATES. however, mind Happily, to forget the again. ADVERTISING And try your hardest look put into music, she said gently: One way to recollect perhaps been necessary. He should Situations Wanted and Vacant, prayer, and The way to Grumble Lane. intensity of her wretchedness "See here, my dear child, I have silt' in the timein oftranquility, it. Weari- have hidden Himself in this lowest te, Board and Residence (three hues, dress. and now, if brought sleep along with terrible your you brought eserve it more of secret, silent love. What about 16 words), one insertion, Is. exdepth other ness and sorrow, and the nu will allow me, I will help you to citement t to let it wander too farit atstnctly THE CALM THAT IS HOLY. had is so full of heart as reparation, on each. hours, few last the of keep In es: you should put it on." of joy even while we Births, Marriages, Deaths, being the powers alike of body more full What you not noticed when you the presence of God: and, often, Have An hour or two before. Ettie would numbed is redemption but Memoriam, and Funeral Notices, 3s she fell mourn? visit the church the feeling of peace have flatly refused and soul; and by degrees ittary's 6d. line extra. was probability else customed to think ofto Him all Poetry, in What which insertion. reparation? per trance, your church keep into a sort of dreamy that comes over you? The u will find it easy compliance: but she was utterly What else was the Ordinary Advertisements, 3s. per of prayer, or is quiet. Here and there one is ocbe- was rest, at all events, if it was not compassion? ind calm in the time prostrate then. and there was,young Bright visions earthly occupation of the Sacred inch. prayer. The people a healthy slumber. in tsar dignity quiet least to retell it from its wander- cupied ininsilent a sides, Casual Advertisements, 4s. per and out come and go her old Indian home came to her Heart? -Taber. passing inch. face, which seemed to preclude all of gs.-Brother Lawrence. can be quietly. Everyone seems to feel he so that, mind. like fragments of life from disobedience, of Replies to Advertisements possibility world, mixed up and should move with the least noise, ST. COL17MBA, ABBOT. to this Office, and theyif as it were in her own despite. some distant addressed CO. almost & she scenes SMITH awful prayer the the H. with C. disturb the confused that he may not will be forwarded to Advertisers she suffered the nun to take off moarid' UNDERTAKERS. gone through smce she left it: Pee* Thursday, June 9.of the of his neighbour or the peace is prepaid. dress she was wearing at the and had and 281 NEWCASTLE -ST.. PERTH. postage Everyand then the trance deepened into forlorn All Communications should be adits of instead t. Columba, the apostle in the quiet of 'the House of God and ment. AL731. .. Night) or is the fell at last (Day she Outside until 'Phone Gartan keeping. is in darkened, at neat to: the thing dressed born substitute to was PERTH. finery, cts, ragged 521. noise of cars and vehicles. Within heavy slumber-the slumber of THE RECORD, unty of Tyrconnell, A.D., him lilac print and close white cap, which that Lord has well complete oblivion of herself and of SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR DAY BOYS AND BOARDERS, urn early childhood he gave-and all is still. Indeedis Our BOX 20, G.P.O., PERTH. is the uniform of "the children." College MURRAY needed & so Catholic was prayOldest of The her -which the house 1894. HARROLD labours around horse all his Gibney, as all "My Bishop said, In Founded by f to God. "Now," said the young Mother, Victoria Park, Produce Merchants. in WA. her exhausted frame. er." What comfort and solace you Chaff. Hay, y were many -his chief thought soon as this change had been effect- by have on Sale Bran. Pollard, should should find in these words! 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I may as well tell you tion, Civil Service, Royal Navy,and Perth. -street, receive their Wellington by here Sport of 332-334 of his countenance told of the House of God, telling it that in the children GEORGE branches B. all our J. call never Physical Culture, Athletics, Plumber and Drainer. Blessed Sacrament of the Altar rePUBLISHERS, PHARMACIST, ly soul's interior serenity. Though real names: and _yours, as long as uLicensed Military Training is imparted in the Cadet supply. PRINTERS AND -STREET our attention. and, sides its strength and its repose. me metropolitan water tere, he was not morose; HURRAY you remain among us, will be Wini Sewerage, and Drainage Department. Companies. PERTH. Speaking -STREET, HAY Heaters, 642 Public Bath PERTH, . as he longed to die, he was Baths, Bonn!) Elocution, it." 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