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THE FIRST ROSARY. (By Carl Lynde. Angel, "Ave!" spake the love -winged stirred, And the heart of nature Eden -in And the music hushed Song of blossom brook and birdPulsed again in happy cadence. Echoing that tender word.

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THE RECORD, the oral revision the Blackboard well very useltil and it is sometimes orto leave the names written up in der for a lea days. during which any children who do not know them till In the written try to learn them. test- the names arc simply written in order, or they are written round a drawing or rosary beads, or they are written in ruled squares, and so on.

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No Kid Gloves With Anarchy POLICY. MR. O'HIGGINS DEFENDS GOVERNMENT

flume Mr. O'lliggins, Minister Affairs, in the Dail last month, said the from that with a clear mandate country they went ahead, with due recitizens, all spect fur the due rights of and they never declared war on any particular class ur section of their felOnly on one occasion, low -citizens. and that was during the debate un the who was not member one Treaty. with them now, and who he believed of the me heat the in was speaking meta, threatened in the event of the a certain that hostilities restunptiun of section of their fellow -citizens would if better almost be It would suffer. it were war as war was understood. war. But this was not I

miliconditions in the country. The Govtary had been enjoined by the counernment to restore order in the every which for Act an was try. It member of the Executive Council would take responsibility. It was said it had been defended by him (Mr. ()'Higgins!. It was defended by him because the wretched robber wired Mr. Lewin to intercede for him, and," added Mr. O'Higgins. "he came to me "I was more readily with the wire.' available to Mr. Lewitt than thc Min. ister for Defence" The great majority of the people of the the country did nut disapprove aofseizaction taken, and when such the Nenagh ure was carried out et people turned out and helped to load every of the cattle, and the comment man was. "Devil's cure to them." Warning Words Recalled.

and State property in ceded territory. 1.000.000,000 for Sarre mines.

of those was not exercised in the case were others who were punished or punished be sought to "Reprisals Effective But Not Right-" of Mr. Johnston said he was one supporters those who agreed with the was a not which of the Government. an efGovernment at the time that of burning the fective check upon creameries and the houses of the poor on and the farmers was the reprisal influthe houses of the rich who had Black the of ence with the directors and Tan regime. reMr. O'Higgins: You agreed that prisals were right then? that agreed Mr. Johnson said he they were effective. but not right; but he did not know whether the Minister efclaimed that everything that was fective was right, lawful and just. applauded had He (Mr. Johnson, Mr. Ginnell and his methods of the

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perty left on the German front. (railroad. 2,300.000,000 for rolling material and Rhine bridges and infoing ocean 6,000,000,000 for land water vessels. at coke and 2,300,000,000 for coal world market prices. property 11.700,000.000 for German abroad. 8,600.000.000 for transferred claims of Germany against former Allies. 2.700,000.000 for cash payments. 3,500,000,000 for other payments and deliveries. This makes a total of 45,600,000,000 To this sum are to be gold marks. added German losses in execution of the terms of the peace treaty. 1.400.000.000 gold marks for surrendered warships, excluding the Scapa -

Abbess. The right hand supports an open book against her breast, pro%Vie, can bably her book of rules. tell the history of this apparently age Collette's St. worn treasure found at birthplace by a son from far-off Australia?-Yours, etc., E. C. F.

Perth, April 16, 1923. Son: What is the essence of true politeness. Dad? Dad: The art of not letting guess what you really think of them, my sun . CONFETTI CARNIVAL. To be held at ST. BRIGID'S PARISH HALL. In aid of St. Vincent De Paul Stall. TUESDAY; APRIL 24 1923 Tickets. 1/6.

Mr. Maurice Francis Egan, one tiaue American Minister to Denmark, re' viewing "The Kaiser's Memoirs," in the "Literary Digest Book Review," mountai,.. the from and sea the From makes some pointed remarks on the From the cloud-wreaths overhead. He says:ex -War Lord. Flow fleet. inland, far lakes limpid From the 6,300.000,000 for other military disthe One must be polite, and therefore Miss Meta Pickering hazel stick, and when they had and Rose a chorus. angel led, armament. is only proper to give to his Mait land holding ;plena!" landlord a of gratia case TEACHER OF Singing. "Ave, title the Prussia. of 2.700,000.000 for industrial disarmaKing held the he jesty use, people of its the depriving And the first Rosary was said himself. to PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, COUNment. which he has arrogated it was culpable on the part of the expenditure internal for 500,000.000 he still remains Prussian to reTERPOINT. new Besides, Anarchy. Preaching Government to initiate their starting total of these figurer( represent, THE ROSARY FOR CHILDREN. the core; and if. in the temporal sense, "WVNFORD,' 248 ST. GEORGE'S spect for law and order by of those theThe was anarchy deliberately and calIt marks. on gold majesty, a as 56.500.000,000 of meditation sem daily of acknowledged not is he The habit TERRACE. upon people who were guilty lously preached by one who had the paper 282.500.000.000.000 equalling he remains unalterably true to the Our Lord and His Mother, the power agrarian offences. full measure of the guilt that would marks at the rate of 20,000 to the dol- Interviews by Appointment. Tel. A1522 principles that Prussia upheld before attach of withdrawing from the present and atA very grave warning. said Mr. 0" would who person the to Remedy. The lar. the war and fought for during the war. of visualising a long, past time, the in the Higgins was given by the Minitser for to ' Owing to conditions which we do not tempt to create such conditions Mr. flogan (Agricultural Minister) by himself (Mr. O'Higconsecration of the imaginationwant country- preached by one who knew Agriculture by said if Mr. Lewin had too much laud the Minister for Deas yet understand-repentance and a that even if there was an agreed settleand God's service- this is what we gins), there and law SOUTH PERTH for the normally active, eager, respon- firm purpose of amendment do not ment there would be a problem in this fence, that they could not continue to there was a Parliament had THE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER. years. And seem to be among these conditions-he there to take it from him. They 4-e child of about nine look on at what was taking place in with from the high reckon to country woman and NOW, BUT REST- 2d. TO 4d. PER POUND CHEAPER other man the every BAWLING and all to of take NOT love King to given votes has ceased to be and they had the Rosary, taught with country, prevailthe that selfishness of standards LESS. They had waited for 100 And it is a Germans. THAN ANY OTHER BUTCHER. over 21. care, provides it all. such action as would suppress and end generally in the struggle with the ----They did not years for that Parliament, and now 334 BilLWER-STREET There was some question as to the ed prayer for young and old alike. There it once and for all. British-preached by one whose sole its for legmake to speak Kasier's 6 months or 3 cannot "The to baby wait A printing children of artificial or could the for they (Opposite Commonwealth Hotel). advisability opportunity technicalities is an stand on while object was to create such unsettled must islation. It was a national dishonour wants known. but in lieu of speech. they and functions, of join in .on a level, as it were, with Memoirs" in the Unitedas States administralimitations native a that but sonditions Nature has armed it with a trementhat the moment British troops had ROLLER SKATING! their elders. a thing they cannot well the book was appearing ofa serial, take every means to restore conditions tion would be unable to function. of its value dously powerful weapon. The baby left the country that the houses was there can he no doubt ROLLER SKATING! do to the same degree in other acts of in which people would respect the was not war in which men surIt when That again bawls Kaiand late burned. the be bawls arid reashould the presented Formbawls has comes It landlords neighbours. SKATING RINK there now. TIVOLI devotion. Hence rendered when the Government troops legal rights of their be ashamed of a a thing of which any great Irishman wanting sleep or nourishment. The for (Under Entire's. New Management.) would war nut parish lisation that God is just the same to ser in his true light. It hasfordone a erly It was range. within rams it and the comforts Louis ashamed, and feel the did on understands would mother and past Thackeray of blamed the people; what be him The time to commence this fascinatbig people and little robbery ,and it would the when a battalion council put its hands extent the assertion baby. A few years go by, the baby ing winter pastime is NOW! More mind is prepared to understand. later XIV. It has removed the peruke, sonic band of tinkers, but now it was bore out to some up when three young detectives walkwithdrew can The child and troops robes, British childhood. all the into -brocaded of gold and the when enters religion that ermine. ladies are learning than ever before. on, the essential brotherhood the routine, and bonds of on one another. turn can also lisp a few shrunken figure. ed into the room. and about. would people toddle Manager, down. the EWETT, A. PR broken had mankind regardless of the accidents left him a shamefully the three respect to be the like human Ile would not last blows to The action they had taken had been words. Bawling is succeeded by restof age, or attainments, or possessions, It has given one of The people were simply running Black and Tans or Auxiliaries who in which it They had lessness --an anxious time for the or even of time --which we call the a system of government a room where there amok in riot and plunder, and, it was described as a reprisal. into stray would to being human one for for mother! The stream of vitality in the God is was possible been asked would the Government Communion of Saints. not possible to build up a self-respectwas a battalion council going on in the It wants to nation. Mrs. Hywhole to the over yet protection pretty and autocrat child knows no obstacle. an same be the prayer; hitting give the common without the which all, in ing country was not war in It past. it heard book, he this When read grow and develop, and it grabs aod land or Mrs. Kent. God is for each, according to the in- If the Germans water supply of towns was attacked hard here and there. of the Such realised he possible. future the put everything ever for that during swallows settle like prayer must and a question dividual's thought and in which the arms, the bombs The Labour View. As to the was on the other side. is the case of South Perth parish. each mystery --a wise and just and Hohenzollerns for them. and the land mines were used only as avowed theForcasethethat into (Lab.) small Kaiser. a entering late Johnson now the word is of it Thomas one Mr. child. character of babyhood little sake From personal each to tender Father weapons to cow defenceless civilians. without a shred favour of supporting the who would give childhood. It wants to grow and deAnd so. though the children will have it ought to leave him Ni;. not war but national sabotage. himself inin enforcing the law and section of the peoplebest ruler put be late had the must it times food In of so do to Ministry but often the in self-respect. velopof probably even trouble preachheard the Rosary peoples on Nut war but anarchy callously searching out lawbreakers throughout been deliberately organised, taught, in its way. The fosid required is finenough in Church or School, and per- of one of the most potent ed, consistently preached with voice the ask amazing next would burn Direction: Union Theatres, Ltd. open he makes but will houses, earth the up a of country: Bazaarette the blow comes face to ancial. there the in, and educated haps have joined when the and pen and sent out from philosopset on foot as trains, murder citizens, destroy water- Wednesday, and continued on ThursCOMMENCING SATURDAY. time when, for their soul's sake ,it is assertions --at a moment These things ,he sub- Minister if he would hers in gaol. of burning Come the truth-without into over! the for Come inquiry consideration eager an is any Fridaykeen and attenworld day Twice Daily at 2.30 and 8. without well to direct their conscious mitted which happened in Galway the houses of Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. works, to. except that of their own over! Come over! BIGGER PROGRAMME THAN whatever tion to the mysteries sommemorated. the slightest documentary evidence of the Irregular camunder cover of punishment safety. purpose the for Kent, EVER. 'support him. were in fact acute manifestawould have us infer that paign, of the law -breakers in those cases, and In spite of all these things that had They tions of Irregular mentalityRODOLPH VALENTINO There are no new prayers to learn, heWilliam is evicitizens been It XIII. particular could Leo those Pope that Johnson loved insure done 'all Deputy CORRESPONDENCE. and so one begins to direct the attention dent from these pages that he loved could not deal with a situation of that would have equal protection and the point to was the burning of two GLORIA SWANSON simply, by saying a decade of the him almost as he loved Bismarck. Un- kind with kid gloves. would have equal punishment. They were not a country of houies Editor. the TO The Government were a committee culpritsO'Higgins: Rosary each day. e.g., in place of any happily for the ex -Kaiser, the records of a Par Romance a Flaming The deputy knows angels arid when that was all Deputy Mr. week's other prayer at the close of the after- of his famous visit to the Pope have of the people with a mandate to make sionate Love, Sirs -1n 'the 'column's of this tribute that action has no authority or sanc- Johnson had to say in that connection mandate prevail-a conditions certain The Teacher announbeautiful noon session. your imI read the that "Record" His colossal tion from us, but he knows he was welcome to it. to restore order and uphold and mainand suggests a -- tot been destroyed. ces the mystery to St. Collette. It appeals to me behis truly Prussian rudeness tain the rights of the citizen. relatives of those men who are burnProtection For All. thought. e.g., "The first Joyful Mys- pudence, even the murdering our cause I possess what I consider a reexcited and homes occasion, our ing that on y Ellinor Glyn. think but a number us army was the What to every tery, the Annunciation. Let the protection the give of over all would safety markable relic-a small statue of St. in They resentment living are concealed people Preceded by of and armed servants the people, of who matter about the Angel coming to tell Our hardly no act that (Hear. citizen in the country, picked up by my son (when In protection our Collette, Humbert. under King country reigning PROLOGUE. GRAND of in them they should use it was right landamong from whether Lady she was to be the Mother by A.I.F.(, matter no the assisted was, with she ably or serving was he he hear). First Appearance, best calculated He The usual five school days a of insolence Government the ruins at Corbie Cathedral. God." the he knew that tenant, seems impos- the way they thought It or replied lord Johnson Bismarck. Mr. Herbert Musgrove Tivoli the from Direct possible shortest week suffice for one set of mysteries- sible that any human being should be to restore in the with him all that quite well. but when the Minister would see that they got fair play and carried the little statue Theatres. Melbourne and Sydney. time ordered conditions. three weeks for the fifteen. Once at capable of deliberately falsifying hisjustice equal protection. posting it to me after the equal was through, there that stated least the three weeks is repeated tory in the face of well-known facts. HERBERT LA MARTINE "Devil's Cure to Them!" The sight of the crucifix, Armistice. Mr. Hogan, continuing. said there and perfect equality of treatment. one ' of and without any suggestion of further as the writer of this volume does. statues, etc., in their positions, or lyMr. O'Higgins went on to say that could not help asking the question was no difference between robbery cattle statue teaching, letting the children learn by TEDDIZ SHERRY, These tiny this reprisal another. found of and he (as that kind ing in this kind that one was was an Act demanded by 'certain why it His attempt, in 1917. as it appears The suggested thought is The great doing. of unharmed among the ruins were taken by the military. The Elite of London's Dancers. Pacelli, varied the neat time the mystery has his own narrative, to induce money was held and would be held churches and noble buildings impressto help to PICTURES, VAUDEVILLE. its turn, e.g., for the first Joyful Mys- the Nuncio of the isPope, of the ed him. as his letters more than once part least at pay to Wilused and seriocomic. DIVERTISSIMENTS. tery may be said: "Let us think about bring about peace, with but compensation for the degradation testified: "It is simply miraculous. LUXE. sardonic, DE be to it ORCHESTRA means Lady liam Our telling Gabriel the Angel supthere must be a Power that protects that these conspirators and their his own white her Son was to be called Jesus, the the calcium light full on PRICES AS USUAL. It would be for these things." I had never heard of had done. limit to porters propose not does weeks, He soul. six after Then Son of God." the Dail to consider whether they St. Collette. and mentioning this to a his own I3ox Plan at Theatre, 10 am. -8 or better a term, the children are his own ruthlessness, of which would only do that, but would also friend she referred to her father's libSeats Booked by Telephone, pm evidently disready to remember the mysteries in despised roreign Officerestore a found of all of or there any joy of my to and A2222. property rary, the use Belgium, St. some order.' and to enter more fully approves: he will not his offerings to of conspirators "Life the these from brief act -omit, the supporters of he will not withdraw into consideration of them. her taxby Abbess, law-abiding and Virgin decent, the Collette, relieve milihis to a and the Hun god Woden; he I have These people Confessor. Peter de Vaux." payers (Hear, hear). tary party willmake no concessions Assignment Lesson. shown my treasure to many people should be made to suffer in the only to be impressed; his seems Pacelli the of it morethat meaning For caching the and greatly wished to publish way that they understood, and whom the Kaiser tried to get FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Mysteries, two or three of the many chaplain, Xow your narrative gives me courage. was in their breeches pocket. "piazzi"-the the that declares of, rid One The methods in use may be detailed. I hope I am not trespassing. 'Phone A3928. people-would have something St. high. is about 4linches Mystery is assigned to each child in Italian statue say: is represented standing, the the class, with instructions to find out to "To Collette HAMILTON, a was (Snowy) I J. that to replied I this Germany's Payment about it from the religious reading left hand holding a long crook, or (he continued). and hence Proprietor. nii doubt emblematic of an honk (if any), or prayer book, or even aProtestant crozier. Allies notthe eyeschaplain's DO WILL the in heretic IS THE ACME OF COMFORT. WIVES AND MOTHERS if necessary front the teacher or some which I was obliged to DETHESE WELL TO PROVIDE THEIR MENFOLK WITH Then they group themsel- withstanding one elsenut that the Pope was designatAn official csmipilation was recently ves in five groups according to their point PERMANENT SATISFACTION AND LONG LIGHTFUL GOODS. upon earth' Christ of the ed 'Viceroy issued of Germany's payments to the assignment, and find out collectively be the Catholic Church and world: SERVICE WILL INEVITABLY RESULT. made between November, 1916. some Allies, take may This can. all they Holy I had. in studying the and September, 1922, in fulfilment of time. They may then appoint one that myself earnestly occupied COMBINATIONS. Scriptures, IA GIBSON WOOL peace treaty and of supALL result the Versailles recite the to group out of their and carefully with the person of the plementary agreements. It places the of their research to all the class, or All wool, light weight. 36in., 17/6, 40in.. 20/6; 42in., 22/-; 44in., 23/6. to immerse mysought and Saviour gold marks. 45.600.000.000 on at composition amount a write extra. Long sleeves 1/they may each All wool heavy weight, 25/6, 28/6, 29/6, 30/6. .111) Ill profoundly therein; that the If German losses in the execution of it. not necessarily at "religious" time. self the 'piazza,' alUNDERWEAR. feared GIBSONIA never had CELEBRATED Lord into account, taken also a are have to treaty wish the HOSPITAL. Then most of them PUBLIC FREMANTLE with building -like fortress no though it is declared that the total payment ALL WOOL. personal record in their own religious HOSPITAL. was at his disPUBLIC weapons, inand FREMANTLE marks. guards gold be to pages 56,500,000.000 the been has book-and there are that the Lord had always walkLight Weight SINGLETS, 34in.,9/-; 36in., 9/9; 40in., 10/6; 42in.. clusion of the value of Alsace-Lorraine arranged, the titles to be written, the posal; ATTRACT' VE PROGRAMME. spokPROGRAMME. 'piazza,' the of 12/9. 46in., ATTRACTIVE midst 12/-; 11/3; 44in., the into colonies ed German or former composition, and of the picture, or prayer, or INC. and finally- gone to His death Light Weight PANTS, 10/6, 11/3, 12/., 12/9, 13/6, 14/3. THE WEST AUSTRALIAN TROTTING ASSOCIATION, brings the grand total to 100,000,000.symbol to be entered in its place. The en totheit,Cross for the sake of this hoson The official compilaSorrowful and Glorious Mysteries may 000 gold marks. Secretary. Heavy Weight SINGLETS, 12/-43/, 14/-, 15/9, 17/3, 18/3. FLINT. R. A. be treated in the same way, or in one tile 'piazza.' tion follows: Heavy Weight PANTS, 13/6, 14/6, 15/6, 17/3, 18/9, 19/9. "Was I now to believe. I asked. that of the alternate methods. 5,600.000,000 gold marks for Imperial His 'Viceroy upon earth' was afraid WOOL AND COTTON. of the possibility of becoming a mar. 34in.. 5/9; 36in., 6/6; 40in., 6/11; 42in., Doing Method. Weight SINGLETS, Light bring to order in tyr. like his Lord. 7 /6 44in., S/3; 46ina 8/9. An interesting class record of one or pease to the bleeding world. all on Light Weight PANTS, 6/9, 7/6, 7/11, 8/9, 9/6, 9/11. More sets may be made ,during which account of the ragged Roman 'piazza'? the children, by research and thought T. the Protestant, thought far toe. Heavy Weight SINGLETS 8/9, 9/9, 10/9, 12/-, 13/3. 14/3. and the actual making, learn all that highly of a Roman priest, paritcularlv Heavy Weight PANTS, 9/11, 11/-, 12/3, 13/6, 14/6, 15/6. is necessary without any class lesson. sush a thing. believe to Popethe of for For example, a group of twelve chilMERINO FINISH. Nothing could be more glorious dren or more make a book of Joyful him. I went on, than to devote him34in., 4/6; 36in.. 4/11; 40in., 5/6; 42in., Light Weight SINGLETS, Myseach for children two to Mysteries, self unreservedly, body arid soul, 5/11; 44in., 6/6. tery and two fur the cover. Stiff pas- the great cause of peace. even despite PANTS, 34in., 5/3; 36in., 5/9; 40in., 6/3; 42in., 6/9; 44in., 7/3. tel paper makes a good background the remote danger of thus becoming a for pictures of the Mysteries and can martyr. HEAVY WEIGHT FOR HARD WEAR. also be used for the cover. The pic"With shining eyes the Nuncis SINGLETS, 34in., 5/9; 36in., 6/3; 40in. 5/6; 42in., 7/3; 44in., 7/9. ture is gummed on the sheet, and its grasped my hand and said. deeply PANTS, 34in., 6/3; 36in., 8/9; 40in., 7/3; 42in.. 7/9; 44in., 8/3. title printed above; below is a short moved. 'Vous ayez parfaitement raidescription of the Mystery. or a copy son. C'est le devoir du Pape: it faut FINE COTTON. or anyof the prayer introducing it, au'il agisse: c'est par lui que le monde thing the children think appropriate. (-Ica etre regagne a la pai,x. je transSINGLETS, 34in., 4/9; 36in., 4/11; 40in., 5/6: 42in.. 5/11: 44in., 6/6 white and this is better written on mettrai vos paroles a Sa Saintete' PANTS, 34in., 5/3; 36in., 5/9; 40in., 6/3; 42in.. 6/9; 99in., 7/3. Meanwhile paper and gummed on. ('Vou are absolutely right. It is the the cover is prepared, the title of the (lute of the Pope: he must act: it is all book printed on it, or gummed on, through him that the world must he decorations if required, and some preT shall transmit won hark to i.eace the all for fastening made paration your words to his Holiness.')" Holes punched in sheets together. "The chaplain turned away, shaking the back edge are simple and effective. to himself. and can be punched to correspond in his head. and murmured the sheets. Then finally all the Mys- 'Alt. la piazza. la piazza.' teries are assembled. put inside the cover, and tied itifp with cord or ribbon. Manager: Why did you leave your For remembering the names and last place? For good behaviour. Applicant: order of the mysteries some sort of Manager: How can that be? oral test, followed by a written test, three Applicant: They knocked study the after even seems necessary, and other work outlined above. In months off my sentence.

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