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chiefly entry group with which he was he bound up felt very sorry when friends Catholic his from away drifted course. of into general society, where,followed his he shone: but he had not Life had its star. The pity of it! poignant sorrows for him; yet greater turnthan any other loss I count tohisa career ing from the light of faith vain, how of social distinction-how apostolate poor in comparison with an He is on behalf of the known truth! But we gone, and has made no sign. the sign of the will make over him We Cross, with a prayer for his soul.lifted owe him that much, since he Holy a sharp sword in defence of Church. and with it smote the captains Therefore I will ask all of unbelief. good Catholics to say with me, 'Requiem aeternam dona ei, Domine, et lux perpetua !meat ei.' Amen."

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best and They owe Him the very hearts and precious affection of their grace of the is great how Oh. souls. in God To serve a religious vocation! inthe religious life with a purity of His tention, to be known among spouses, and to be assured of Heaven, if only they live the lives of true religious! May God complete the great work on which they enter that morning. May He shower graces upon them, that they may fully conform to

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SECOND ANNUAL CATHOLIC BALL. ST. GEORGE'S HALL, PERTH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25. at 8 p.m. Tickets: Double, 10/8; Siegle 6s. Late Train to Fremantle. Tully and L. Dwyer, Hon. Secs. ,1

vent, Geraldton: Aloysius Mazzuchelli. The general secretary of Total 28. dames Lockheed and Driscoll. s children a the League, Mr. E. R. Marie, states Miss Gwen Eva staged has that as the train accommodation Their resistance was not concert and pantomime to a record What then a disof Miss Meta Pickering been increased, there is room for house. Nearly everybody in the at the bidding of "the Church numThe maximum Besides, we had TEACHER OF few more boys. trict was present. Rome": they did not resist as Cathoaland 320, is and taken be Fremantle, can that ber visitors from Perth, PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, COUNNet their religion. but their naFull lics. having the districts adjoining J arra hdale that 292 have been booked. and ready will, adorable time a 'lie at TERPOINT. be oba tionality, was the factor, details regarding the tour can YA.L., served God as His spouses on earth These ladies offered their services repair the when the relations between Ireland tained on application to the "WYNFORD,' 248 ST. GEORGE'S they may be ready at death to receive month ago to raise funds toparents and to -street. and the Imperial Government were Amen. Hay invitation 578 TERRACE. church. An their rich reward. vastly different from what they have children to co-operate was promptly Secure your tickets for Hibernian After the sermon the habits and of Interviews by Appointment. Tel. A1692 sin e :,ecnme lie the Treaty creating answered. They came, irrespective the Meanwhile the 18. July blessed. Ball, were veils Not in Ireland alone, creed; in fact, the majority ofwhich tee Free State. young novices were clothed in the rewere non-Catholics. says Bishop Welldon. "but in Australigious habit, and once more entered children well Maher's Motor Body Works ex for the bush folk, and some to Durand speaks Obituary procession. choir in solemn lis., in New Zealand, the 9I9a HAY STREET. PERTH. a lesson to centres presumably and of the teaches psalms power the of the rendering canada. the in ing nett Messrs. Hanrahan, more civilised. or (Opposite Grave and Dwyer.) M. FLEMING. the Te Deum, the novices were proJ. MRS. LATE Church of Rome has been rightly the Campbell, THE Ilegney, the Taylor, Driscoll, Promptly Repairs strated and remained so until 'Phone A2915. hard to somewhat unwrongly felt to he directed against very occurred worked death finChalmers The had and lovely just was music, which BUNBURY. British Empire." The Dean mightthe stage and the hall -for the expectedly of Mrs. Johanna Margaret Executed. Painting, Varnishing and Blessed equip Most the of Benediction ished. wrong or have spared us the "rightly Fleming, wife of Constable David occasion. Trimming a Speciality. Sacrament concluded the ceremony. after all that went before. One exReception of Two Ladies into the Francis Fleming, at Kalgoorlie, on The evening was ushered in by an Needless to say, the young novices reThe deceased Reeves, after inst. Len Religious Life. 11th. Mrs. the by Monday. overture congratulations pects even one's enemy to have his warmest ceived the For which the curtain was raised, and the lady had suffered from a nervous colours firmly and not loosely at the At the close of the annual retreat on and welcome into the Community.their breakdown for the past twelve months. audience harmoniously delighted by last Saturday morning, two young longer or shorter they have begun mast. by Chorus" "Gipsy the of religious She travelled to Victoria in the hope THE WORKING MAN'S BUTCHER. the rendition of charity and education, the ladies were admitted to the career A recitation of being restored to her accustomed the senior school girls. life at the Mercy Convent, Bunbury. value and eternal results of which PER POUND CHEAPER dewell was Letters Turner of Bessie the Man in good health, but after spending seven 2d. TO 4d. by Miss Valiant Archdeacon Smyth officiated nobody under God can estimate. May The in- months in that State, without receiving THAN ANY OTHER BUTCHER. received. well and assisted and livered Clune, happy, and Atahbishep long of be absence their lives 334 BlILWER-STREET sweetly sang "Babyland." which any benefit from the change of scene,Protestant armoury be without ti) Jilt! by the Rev. Father O'Brien. C.SS.R. may they do great things for Him who fants The following eloquent tribute from six(Opposite Commonwealth Hotel). apwas followed by Miss Daphne Hitch she returned to her home in Bourke -is put against this country.t inpegtheupon At the appointed hour the solemn prohas called them into the glory of the pen of Canon Barry is a fine and the recimonths three -delivered about well and Piccadilly, apclever street, cock's teenth century to supply cession entered the choir, while religious life. preciation of Mr. Mallock's life chilShe finally took to her bed on ago. tation. A morning song by theMisses propriate music was most devotionally which the Dean hangs the remark that labours: she remaindren was also well received. hearty Friday, the 8th. inst., but the Sisters. The altar the by born rendered was who "there is some ground for the appremyself, end, and like a To a man ed bright and cheerful to Casey and Chalmers earned PRINTERS' AND GENERAL ENwas most artistically decorated and Church When liens,on that if the Church of Rome year with W. H. Mallock, the of duet. same rites the in last charming the extheir to an wore received encore GINEER. everybody and BriGreat career everything in literary dominant to my rounds began conveyed were shotliroecome had gleaned and who remains Turner ladies. mortal Bessie Her young Miss The joy. of pression the seventies Oxywelder Metal Repair Specialist. tain the British Empire will share Re- about the period of the late St. Mary's Church. where at 7 o'clock of applause 'for her graceful dancing, and Miss U. GlenLeederville. Connaughton if Branch, Miss rare, Mary's this of St, said passing was was Empire. the Mass359 WELLINGTON STREET. as he did, the following morning - fortune of the Spanish the first part of the programme e non, both from Ireland, made their re"Peggy for her by Rev. Father Kearin, who with not unique, Victorian figure brings The usual fortnightly meeting was beautifully closed 'Phone A2530. and solemnly ligious liberty is the glory of the Britadmitted, be to quest stimubrilliant Bro. inst. the 13th. at Misses reminiscence, world of held on Wednesday, the vocalists being also read the burial service ish Empire." If Bishop Welldon wants declared that it was of their own free to tragedy. But I over a O'Neill," even afterpresided and also the in sad P. Rock Nettleton, lating, funeral sixPresident 'Martha The the the Squires, in join to Eileen graveside. REINFORCED CEMENT BATHS, will they asked permission to begin his comparisons should hesitate to attempt so much as splendid attendance of members, inworldly inchorus. noon was largely attended, an evidence WASH TROUGHS, CISTERNS, teenth century. we may ask him hcw even this slight "In Memoriam" here Sisterhood. There was no Father Rev. deceased was the chaplain, the "Cinderella" which in or cluding interval the respect the compulsion After of SINKS. Etc. (Digger Brand). ducement. no external long it was before the British Empire of the author of that once largely -disLynch, and a number of visitors. Miss beautifully staged. The following is lady was held during her life time. the up give to PLASTER SHEETIN the them urging FIBROUS for influence use Reof New book, "The full benefor KalgoorAnof discovered any sort lauded nominated King. and was The force police cussed Johnston the characters: of country. of and cast Members the home ("Fibroised), Plain and Enamel, CORin a wurld-much less Reports weie receivprinciples of religious liberty so far as public." had its creator not stoodFaith, fit membership. The Queen. Martha Net- lie and Boulder and of the Kalgoorlie NICES, CENTRE FLOWERS, VEN Clements: nie preached ()Brien was Father The Rev. peculiar relation to the Catholic of it from the delegates to the Ball Comthe religious liberty of Catholics All kinds of Mod tleton; Prince Charming, their Son, branch of the A.N.A. marched in the etc. put ed the occasional sermon, and lucidly as. its defender, yet independent judge, "A good niany Protestmittee, and showed that arrangements Bonnie Hitchcock: Baron Gruntheim. procession from St. Mary's to the TILATORS, concerned? elling Work undertaken. Cgilings an champion, as I were:ball are well in before the candidates the love of God annual Marigolda, great pallbearers the for Dressalinda, The Yates; cemetery. Fixed. Bert Cornices ants, too, feel," he says, "that the pol- A most powerful serr no less and the right He had to their bestloved some of whose arguments wereyet hand, and great success is assured. Cinderella (his daughters), Marjorie Messrs. P. J. Russell (Kalgoorlie), P. PROMPT ATTENTION AND DE icy which the Church of Rome adopts he v.ce. From all eternity He unanswerable; BridMcGovern than J. Nellie intimated have original much Robertson, so members (Coolgardie), Doris not ALL ORDERS Several Cashen Morton, TO GIVEN Catholics LIVERY renders Roman In time He put his love into died out of the Church. so far ashimI them. their intention of taking up Hibernian son; Fairy Godmother, Olive Buckten; (Postal Departments F. Lee Smith A TRIAL WILL ENSURE SATIS a part of the nation as a nation within in their regard, drawing them we cannot reckon of action W. Lacey and reLadies tell, good ,and can very a Lockheed; A.N.A.) and George debentures, Hall Herald, (Kalgoorlie FACTION. allowed a nation, because they are not He certainly captured LonIron. the abyss of nothingness-having our own. the Court. Ethel Hedington and Enid and W. I3ass (Police Department). Prices and Full Particulars upo need sponse from this branch is expected. compassion on them. He had no could to associate with their fellow Chri.:Court. Isabel Numerous floral tributes were sent and Application don and Oxford in 1877 at a single to the Manufacturers: The business of the meeting was Sadler; Gentlemen of the They would not, and of them. sympathy His ironical searching preBarbara of Day, tians in public or in private worship, blow. sotelegrams a Dorrie letters and Robertson, disposed of. after which They de not pro- sentment of the new masters in science, not. increase His happiness. He madea quickly Fairies. were received from many parts of the Chisholm: or in the schools. the be Ruby to proved Chalmers, and held, was cial with art, and culture, might be them His own; endowed them serving Commonwealth. The late Mrs. FlemJoyce LoCkhead, Clare Casey, Gwen mote but rather prevent the unity of religion, upon most enjoyable and successful func235 ABERDEEN -STREET by those whom he satirsoul and body-capable of Father Sheehan, Bessie Robertson, Vera Gar - ing, who was 44 years of age at the That is to say, because frowned the State." tion yet held by the branch. pages Him and returning Him their gratitude the (Near Charles -street), over turning on Woods, but, ised: Dulcie Buckten, principles he and well tune of her demise, was Zorn at Epside. Doris chairman, as acted Lynch from Catholics have certain fixed them WEST PERTH. caricature that redeemed is He love. of the feeling and Lewis, ter Daphne a daug -day, my to being Ballet, recitheir Victoria, Butcher; and Singing, Edna ping. duties. his churches out their carried to such both as 'Phone A4868. the curse of sin and hell-purchasing Butcher, never was the right word for McAlister, Dorrie late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Droney, of step dancing were par- Alma schools, and claim the right to adhere skilful reproduction of the manlier and them not with the purchasable things tations, and Len Western Frances Chalmers; Pianist, Mrs. Youanamite. Coming to ticipated in by several of the memof gold and silver, but with His own to them and because those principles tone of Jowett, Pater. Tyndall, and Reeves: Hon. Organisers, Mesdames Australia in 1897 at the age of 18 years. 10.30, when dainty refreshof the Precious Blood. lie called them into bers until The result of she was married to Mr. Fleming in the do not happen to be acceptable to the Matthew Arnold. The women Driscoll and were Songs Lockheed of. partaken were ments them life-Mrs. calling the true fold of the faith, yet Concepnot dialogue are drawn to the is financially Dean of Durham, a point is sought to Rogers, Sister S. function Cathedral the by the de- from among millions, and laying open splendidly rende.'-d Sinclair, who was not a saint,Ambrose, available, but it should reach close on tion, Perth- in the following year. She be made in favour of the argument Bros. Sturmer, riungert. tW. Kreitling, Lady all the rich treasures of his them (six inconsequent to Jarof incompatchildren is 10 of lightful community family Catholic profession Edwards. The young and a 120. had Catholic Bennett, that In the Church they had the G. Kreitling, J. grace. and Miss Merton, the grave Catholic Lynch, Bros. J. randale is in consequence deeply in- sons and four daughters),. of whom ible with loyalty to the Empire! equals her common privilege of the Sacraments, the priv- Recitations by Father piety whose senior Dorrie, Mary. girl, Reeves, Elly, Kate, step to Mesdames Ted, and debted survive Kelleher, Dr. Sturmer, and T. But this is not the only shot in ilege of Holy Mass, and of Penance and sense. Those were the days of "Fors It was a and junior. Lockheed, Driscoll, Taylor, Mick, Jack and Jim. The deceased by Father Lynch. the Holy Eucharist. Still further does dancesenjoyable Welldon's locker. He looks elsewhere Clavigera," when Ruskin reigned in night, and was the first Miss Gwen Eve, and all the gentlemen lady. who was a niece of Mr. M. Butler. privimost Herbert.' rare recent the in them "Mr. as He gives instances here, go. and He Sand concrete Oxford; and finds of Butler and Sons, Brunswick-street, of a series that will he held during the who so ably intimately assisted, Direction: Union Theatres. Ltd. He calls lege of a religious vocation. he speaks with angelic authority, with years its fancied support of his case. Fitzroy. was also a relative of the late also to the other folk who indirectly months. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, winter purand and Him, point follow In all and leave to worth sternness. them are function they Dantean share to make the Hennessy, of Melbourne, and David their Sir did Here they are for what Twice Daily at 2.30 and 8. lost things not all has readily answer-left is New Republic" of "The they Bishop pose Phelan, presently, it was. Dr. of the see success Rev. shall function Right the great of we as nodal The premier GREATER THAN EVER. -which, like the Apostles to follow Him. They but gained by the lapse of a generaforShe was a sister to St. Victoria. 25th, Sale, July Ball, --Catholic Most Notable of the Musyear are The or God to not much: "Nor can Protestants come, gratitude have owe, therefore, great forecasts Its Norrie, tion. Wm. Mrs. and Droney C. as Miss Pope, the grove Celebrity Vaudeville Acts. George's Hall. get," he continues, "that Especially with regard Who has been so generous to them. PARK. coming, true. The late Mrs. VICTORIA N.S.W. Sydney, of in part sorry a this THE played treating they conceive, to the fatal effects of Fleming .spent four years with her a the Great War. He did not speak a lower world as the be-all and end-all of in Albany, and many years in for husband arranged Carnival, in Singers such them Snowball Southern when shows The Royal existence every day word for righteousness Coolgardie and Kalgoorlie.-R.1.P. a reJuly 12, gives every indication of forbidding relief. Then we must add Ilarmonists. world would have been valuable. The deSyncopating The success. year's last of apologetics, petition of a fresh resistance of Roman Catholic Bishops the driving-force From the beautiful and seductive corative arrangements will be under and solid bulwark of "Did you have any difficulty with and and priests, as in the resistance to con- in which the isplain Melodies of long ago days, when in Paris?" the capable supervision of Mr. shown to be the Roman French your has Christianity elsewhere. and year last scription in Ireland the darkies sang in the cotton Mrs. Sampson, whose efforts "No-but the French people did.' From this position Matlock not Church. are Prizes fields, these Famous Coloured Perremembered. well be been held to show that they desire the never swerved. will of fancy and formers swing you along on the being offered for fancy sets the victory but the downfall "Is she very pretty?" will be alone, Convert, orchestra haunting strains of old negro planIreland full in Not a Not and a an Champion costumes, gets Say, when she British Empire. "Pretty! best. their tation melodies, delightful negro in attendance to give of but in Australia, in New Zealand, and street car the advertising is a total Mr. Matlock was by marriage related spirituals, beautiful quartettes and weapower the the of loss." His mother was e Despite the inclemency to some extent in Canada, Froudes. the the to quaint comedy part songs, to ragbeen sister of Hurrell and of James An ther, a splendid attendance was recordof the Church' of Rome has fascinating rythm of modern Tueson ed at the euchre tournament "Is this dirigible absolutely safe?" thony Froude, the former being aa man time. rightly or wrongly felt to be directed love insight with day evening. These weekly functions the prospective buyer. Also Showing: against the British Empire." Here, as of deep spiritual at asked are becoming very popular. and "Safest on earth." grunted ,the makfor all things Catholic, and the latter "FURY." will be seen, are two separate charges: atthe in of increase an writer a became competition who each cryptically. er, Rationalist Drama of the Sea, with Mighty A prizes the one directed against the Pope who ahistory The tendance roll is made. of a sort that does little credit RICHARD BARTHELMESS value, reigned during the war-Benedict XV; had monetary phi', Matlock ironic Mr. substantial a misf of takes he truth. are says "He to his love of and tothe other based on the attitudemany and should always attract a very fair a>phically." not the faith of Hurrell, but he was DOROTHY GISH, wards conscription adopted by Just tell him :..apr woes muster. "Always. incapable of the injustices and the Programme Supporting Full in And and residents -Park Ireland ex so Remembrances from Irish Catholics both in and see if he doesn't." perversions of fact which inspired Of HOME. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. Foie ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE FAMILY AND in the persons of Mrs. and the Misses the Colonies. As to the charge against much of James Anthony's history. Early Doo for Tickets Preferential are They George's Murray have been received. Catholic Ball, July 25th, St. the Pope, Bishop Welldon's memory is his life from his Oxford days onward, Stalls (Saturday nights only), 2/2 MANUFACTURERS OF THE FAMOUS now domiciled in St. Kilda, and conHall. Office Daily fro Box at short, or he would recollect the ver- ('anon Barry says: sale on well-wishing of host vey greetings to a 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. diet of many organs of British opinion. "Being of this parentage and teen If you trip the light fantastic friends. ing up Benedict XV's career perament, Matlock went up to Oxford, Harrold has returned member July 18-Hibernian Ball. Kathleen Miss at _tutor imChurch Broad the a to as upon lighted at the time of his death, Irom her holiday trip to Victoria, lookBalliol and lived under Jowett, whom tiartiality of that Pontiff's attitude toing as if she thoroughly enjoyed her In his view personally. wards the contestant Powers in the he disliked tour to the East. the serving -spinner, word a was felt Jowett constant CASH CONSULTATION. and by A "busy bee" will make itself regreat conflict, the full time, deftly combining phrases endeavour the in him the Convent fence today. The deon by and dogmas played part of which Christian means of mark their left cent gales have to bring about peace, and the organisa- all they promised were to melt into the the carpenters struction. and all tion which he set on foot so success'infinite azure' celebrated in Professor BLANKETS. FLANNELS, UNDERWEAR, HOS("bush" and otherwise) are requested the Broad of FABRICS. distresses Address.' DRESS the 'Belfast mitigate to Tyndall's fully action for reinto fall and up to line with The Dean of Durham should Church amounted to capitulation Rums on October 20, 1923. war. IERY, RUGS, AND KNITTING WOOLS. novations. Another of war. be aware also-for the fact has been out the honours in lurked 25,000 TICKETS AT 2s. compromise at futile equally out-that pointed once than more in Boys' Interstate Tour the 'culture' offered to a world School CHURCH SCHOOL, Osborne Park, DeREBUILD to the same time that certain British Fund of his In aid with Arnold agony by Matthew POTS. stroyed by Storm. newspapers were assailing Benedict engaging smile. The so-called aestheMAIL YOUR ORDER REGULARLY TO It seems that there will be a very XV, as a pro -German, the Pope was D. Keane, Esq., J.P.: E. tic movement had invaded Oxford; Controlling Committee: J. Tyler, Esq.. J.P.; strong delegation of boys from Cathobeing no less bitterly reproached by and Mr. Rose (that is to say, Walter orbeing Casey, Esq.: J. E. EdJ. contingent the Moloney; in F. J. ReRev. pro schools of lic Esq.: being kind Russell. for T. German newspapers Pater1 reached a strange A HIGHLY EFFIganised by the Young Australia LeaPagan-Cawards, Esq. NO MATTER HOW FAR AWAY YOU RESIDE. The two false extremes served naissance. Greek -Italian. Ally. years gue to visit the Eastern States during Other WANT tholic, which proved in not manyresults. Third Horse, £50. EVERY tii point the index to the true posiYOUR TO ATTENDS Second Horse, £160. STAFF ORDER the Christmas vacation. By the courHorse, £500. MAIL First tragic CIENT with decadence, imparbe a just to of that of the Christian £15 each. Five Prizes tion, which was Prizes Principals Five the £100. of experts, tesy -Starters, Non its arrogant £50. or Starters, Fretiality. All this has been said before, Then science, AND FACILITATES SPEEDY DELIVERY. Brothers' College, at Perth and Five Prizes, £5 each. Clifford, and their followers. £10 each. hut Bishop Welldon's outburst makes Huxley, mantle respectively, officers of the Christianity as 'having de denounced of opportunity the given again. it say were League it needful to stroyed two civilisations and menacing the addressing the students to explainButa third.' All these we behold in 'The Then we come to the other point: tour, while at Kalgoorlie FatherY.A.L. how they the Irish attitude towards conscrip- New Republic' deliberating who was himself an old years of ler, Beautiful City the tion. This, according to the Dean of shall build Amid build it they could, in boy, brought the matter underUpthe If not fully subscribed drawn pro rata. to come. to All Prizes less tax Durham. is one of the proofs that "the of the Catholic schools. the notice But aspect. material its outward various from boys following Church of Rome" is inimical to the inor the DRAWN OCTOBER 19. 1923. date life the spirit? Not they singly terests of the British Empire as such. altogether. For they had no religion, Catholic educational institutions have for accepted in next day's "West" and "Daily News." are numand Result large nominated the wrong. been to Ile says nothing as or everlasting law of right and Brothers' College founinclusion:-Christian only the is bers of Catholics who fought and fell creed Christian Mr. J. Edwards and Mr. J. Casey, Hon. Secs. The art Perth: Lawrence Cornwall, Francis for the Empire. not only in the home dation. When it fails, 'art aftercome Jack Furniss, Clifford Friedlander, This also night. is all but and Air Force, out and Army, goes Navy, with Harris, Raymond Linkson, Frank Mcterelemonstration was wroughtsarcasm, in the Dominion and Colonial forces; Paxton, Michael Donnell, Roy J. with power of argument, he conveniently overlooks the story of Ouilty, George Trowbridge. Austin impressive terribly fume and pathos, iii his fling Bryan GalBrigade; Irish Levan, the Tyneside Durack, John M. of cynicism, to a climax in the against the Church the expressed pat- strokes lagher, Edward Dunphy, Leo J. Regan. over Humanity delis oration funeral Holland J. GENE John Catholic err AND ut Gerald Ruse, riotism for the Empire of tired by Mr. Herbert, the mask FreHOTEL HOUSE, LAND. ESTATE, BUSINESS Christian -Brothers' College. clesiastical leaders in England. the late John Ruskin. And now I wish it weree. COMMISSION AGENTS. EdMeagher. E. mantle: Th.'s. 'Phone A4811. .archbishop Maguire in Scotland. and possible to add that having won so WE SPECIALISE IN FARMING PROPERTY. ward G. Stack. Christian Brothers' Royal many other prelates and priests. is ig- splendid a victory. Mallock entered College. Kalgoorlie: Arthur William CHAMBERS. 41 BARRACK STREET (Next NATIONAI. the Church as a convert, which he had nored; the devotion and sacrifices of faint.: P. llodgkinsnn Hodgkinson thus vindicated in face of her deadliRusthe Irish regiments themselves seemJohn John Morris. JL,rtis, Jesepli But einiething held I All that the ingly get for nothing We who belonged to the lit back. Dean sees is the fact-for it is a factThere are many "loyalty- monger clerics and others, who would suli. scribe to the sentiments of Bishop Wellaon in this following statement of en from the English "Tablet:' his Particularly have we in mind the slight cast on the peace loving person .4 the late Benedict XV. by a Perth high ecclesiastic:Bishop Wellchin wishes in his heart Rome hail adopted ' the Church of mid would arhipt a policy which would convince Protestants that it is easy to be at once a good Roman 'atholic and a good citizen of the British F.,. pire"; and we gather from other observations which fell from him on the same occasion-an interview an the subject of the Royal visit t3 the Vatican-that among the unesuvinced Protestants is the Dean of Durham Past, present, and, by what himself. is implied ,future the trail of Catholic disloyalty to the Empire winds before Spain-what would the his vision.

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