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the mountains ,
cathedral ,
gathers low ,
hillside ,
Tis there the west wind sighs across
They talk to me of lands with balmy
law cry .
the sky ;
Where some of those that loved me
once abide ,
hilltops ,
heed them -
So peacefully , so calmly , side by side .
And sure I think ' twill last eternally .
And though I listen , sure I couldn't
boreen .
now are sleeping
and true ;
heart's with thee ,
breezes ,
Though miles divide us , still my
within me .
Of countries where the skies are ever
Sligo . it thrills at very thought of
Sligo , my heart is ever back with
There you can hear the plaintive cur-
love me ,
-M. Jo. K.
Ah , chide me not because I love you ,
The Abbev where good monks did
slow .
Oh , how I love the sun upon Cairns'
For when the breezes steal across your
occear-
sligol .
Those purple heather mountains near
blue ,
And in the gorge away down by the
And down beneath the mist it
you .
Acushla , you're the home of those that
The blessed Angelus so sweet and
you !
And sure the very heart that beats
My love for you is deeper than the
sligo .
Across Ardhone steal chimes from the
The home of those I hold so dear
breezes steal across your
The home of
Acushla , you're
the home of those that
f those I hold so dear .

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begale Wummagh , rec. rec.
Miss S. funded her bodited
us sent-this keeness of the universe
November , 1920 , was appointed hereby editor of
shows authorised little editorial staff of the Queen .
the Crystal Summit Court was , Mr.
During that reserved ( 1419-20 ) Unlimited to represent
Educated as St. Lewis Central ,
It is not herself give a brief of threatened waste
Immulham . Finisher their 1916 , West W. W. W.S.S.
stud after Speaker ( 144-18 ) over December
to Irish independent , who still in the stubs here .
few theorists : German libraries in the hull , at
Congress , Dublin , 1432 # Hugh houses in the
hoppass by , for the Pracheton . ' to meet whether a
Cash in the Sunday ; recommends the United
Miss Gertrude Gupprey . Edwardia as St. Louis Central ,
belief work in Germany . In addition turns . Further
Congress .
Eucharisti .
surgery .
the Crystal .
West W.Mauchon in 1957 where
I'll add the special musthips ' Euchanisti
cash on
Miss Gertende .
belief work in Germany .

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anything heard of before . They reveal
ods were used . ' The patient , feet bare ,
was first of all relegated to a cell in
only by clinging to the side of it for
Barcelona surpass in their frightfulness
which it was impossible for him to at-
physical torture inflicted by the " Re-
door of the cell consisted of jagged
There were also the fogging rooms .
ticking of a kind of metronome added
come by fatigue , he was tempted to
against the wall , but tilted at such an
for any period up to three weeks , and
angle that he could keep himself on it
never allowed out even for the neces -
clandestine prisons and Tchekas of
tain any comfortable position . The
ion from the prisoners various meth-
drop off to sleep , he rolled off on to
publicans " on their unfortunate prison-
for the first time the real way in which
and hallucinating designs , and the loud
Catalonia is as yet unknown . Every
ers , come to the knowledge of the au-
thorities . The happenings in the
tiles , stones and glass that cut his feet .
was put , either standing , kneeling , or
day hundreds of new cases , each one
sities of nature , the state of revolting
crouching , according to the shape of
worse than the last , of mental and
dear life . Thus every time that , over-
the Soviet forces confessions from its
filth in which he lived can be imagined .
The only furniture was a board fixed
and as a prisoner would be kept there
The extent of the Red terror in
The cupboards were never cleaned ,
to the sinister effect . From time to
For the purpose of exporting informa-
ortures in Red B
The walls were covered with strange
Condensed from the Catholic Herald #
the prison .
#67 Fleet St. , London , E.C.
victims .
the floor .

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11.40 .
2.4.m.
8-
dry bread cup of black
Breakfast 2 days of
cocon or coffee .
work .
Stararms . 1004
rise .
stations .
Prime chanted .
heree .
meditation ? , how
A "00s .
... Mass .
meditation ?
mass .

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the present have as much right to a
in their homes by comfort and remine .
one of the largest audiences seen for
the sufferings at the unemployed , the
widow and the orphan . " He appealed
appeal to those who are better off to
and to the members who , " surrounded
of fifth and disease in order to relieve
for , he said , " the slum dwellers of
seconded by Prof. A. O'Rahilly .
10 or 20 years time . " Their's is a mute
ment , yet were not afraid to go down
University Extension series , attracted
to the public to support these schemes
gladness , a smile of relief to the faces
fibre if only to bring back a raw of
come to their aid now , and " one
the recovery of St. Vincent de Paul
Theatre .
them . He paid tribute to the work or
standard of life as their successors of
posed by Mr. J. Hickey . T.D. T.O. , and
higher expectation of life in more
hygienic surroundings and a decent
now granite-set in dumb hopelessness . "
would go far and would strain every
into the slums to work in these dens
The lecture , which was one of the
vote of thanks to Fr. Dalton was pro-
some time at the Dairy Science Lecture
Prof. J. Busteed presided , and a

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Matthew .
known as Mr. Kenna .
Mr. James McKenna .
organisation that existed in Cork before Father Mathew
inous US. History of the Temperance Reformation , in which
tr.4ckenna was again elected secretary . He wrote a volum-
land and England from 1839 to 1844 . In this work he'descra
ation with a limited education , he formed a style of extra
his views on his darling subject of textualism . he some
had seen much service in the Army , and , being a constant
He died in Cork on June 29th,1846 , aged 63 years . His
He recorded much of Father Wathew's work in Ireland , Foot-
une , 1849 he is mentioned in the following terms : " The
imined the movement . When the latter assumed the president
by their son , Patrick Fenna . On it his name is given as
carved facsimile of the two sides of the medal of the
rabant and flowers maintness , and when he named forth
The MS. History , written by Mr. McKenna , is now in the
Mr. James McKenna was secretary of the Temperance
In an article in the Dublin University Magazine
April 10th,1938 . " the door of the inscription are the
reader of the Scrixtures , and unassing a Baltic imarin .
He always styled himself McKenna , but in Cork he was a ways
rds : "0 Christie , Salvator mundi ,miseeere nobis
deserves to be recollected by all friends of teetotalism
res Kenna . The cross bears among other ornamenta
isiastic teetotaller , James McKenna was a pension
rived until August 10th, 1849 , when she died at t
times produced very amusing effects . His name , however
59 . A beautiful Veltic Cross of large proportion
serected over their remains in Father Mathew's
enthusiastic teetotaller . James McKenna was a pensioner who
ge of 59 . A beautiful 4eltic cross of large proportions
ion of the Capuchin father's , Church street , Dublin
Total Abstinence Society of Father Mathew , found
self as Chief Travelling Secretary to Mr. Theoba .
York Total Abstinence Society of Father Hathew , founded a

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Physician , to ! our souls lie d
They Mass-bells , through a
On thee , and on my God rel
Come , in the name and migh
For thee the swans of Sir a
Thomas D'Ar.
Cross-bearer ! Christ-bearer !
Hear o'er the seas our piteous (
Come , with the palm that charm
Come , prayer youth of Slemish 1
Come , holy one ! long pre-ordain
ERIN'S CALL TO ST.P.
Man of the hooded hosts arise !
Come , from the morning Orien
ringing .
1907