Answers to Correspondents

New Zealand Tablet, Volume L, Issue 20, 24 May 1923, Page 21

Answers to Correspondents

Reader.—lt seems that the Orange Government of the Six Counties are aiming at making the schools as godless as ours are in this country. But they will have their work cut out as the opposition of Catholics and Protestants is going to make life busy there shortly. Eoghan.—We saw the American story about Mulcahy and de Valera praying together for peace. Si ncn e vero e ben trovato. Take it with a spoonful of sodium chlorate. W. C. —We must only have patience and pray for peace. Note that the London Times recently admitted that centuries of British misrule had a great deal to do with the present state- of things in Ireland. The end may be very near now. E. H. (Auckland). —Glad to hear from you. The shower in Dunedin is over for the present. It began last October. You cannot beat that in your village. Later on when the weather is settled and when the tunnels and bridges have grown tired of breaking down, we may leave our dug-out.

. The trouble with many persons is that they cannot talk it over without quarreling over it.