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An Ancient Irish Prayer €4QSe'"€4Q-+e'o*,, ,€+ -F Ma,y thc blessing of light n be upon you, light without and light within. Ma,y tlu blzssed runlight shiru on W and, warm your luart till it glous lihe a great peat f,re, so that tlu strangn mary cutrc and,warm himself by it, and also afrim"d. And mary tlu light shine out of the two qa of yat^t lihe a candlz set in two windous of a hause, bidding tlrc wandnu tn come in out of tlu storrn. And may the bl"essing of the rain be upon yau, - th^e soft, nteet rain. May it f"U upon Wr spirit so tlmt all tlu littlc flouters may s/ring up, and slud thzir saneetness on tlu air And may thz blessing 0f the great rairu be on you, may thq beat upon yrul spirit and wash it fair and clean, and leaue thne rnartJ a, shining pool wltne tlu blue of luanm shines reflectzd, and sometima a star And may tlw blasing of thz earth be on W - tlu great an"d, raund, earth. May you ner hane a kindly greeting for tlum you pass as you,Te going along th^e roads. M ay tlu e arth be sofi un"dr you wlwn you lie upon it, tired at the md of tlu day And may it rest eaq oaer you, whm at the last yu"t li,e out undn it. Mry it rat so lightly ouer you thnt your saul mary be quickly through it. and on i8 wat to God.
TNELAI'JD Treland is one of the most beautiful of the eountries in the world, but it is something more than beautiful. ft is the best eeuntry in the world to be poor and unfortr.rnate in, and if you are 1uc}ry and rieh, your luek stil1 held if one shoul-d so to freland, and ycu will get your moneyrs worth there, ncneyrs worth of a kind that you could not get an5mhere e1se. ff you are an Enelishrnan, especially if you are a sporting Fnglishnan, you wi1l, strangely enough, fare even bet,ter than other peooles. Somethins of the aura of the centuries will invest you yet. It will perhaps be a little in the nature of the eminenee bestowed on Satan in the first tr+o books of Paradise Lost; but anythlng is better than to be despised. Ycu wi11, indeed, stil1 enjoy sorne of the privileges of a doninant race--if you do not try to dominate. 0n your side you have but one thing to do. Take a man for a man, and be friendly ruith everybody, and you will find everyboCy rnore than willine to be friendly, flankly, genially and fliendly ivith you. A busi-ness nan earne from the ltiorth of freland years aeo to a Southern town in freland. He was of a different reliqion flom 95 ner eent of the people: and the parent establishment of his firn was in Belfast. He lived in that Southern to',m and dld brrsiness there for tr^renty vears. DurinE the neriod there r^ras a rebellion, a boycott of Northern firns and a Civi.l war. ThrouEh all of these haopenings there wasntt an unfriendly r,'erd sooken to him. He never waived his or:neioles, he nerrer itate dirtil or was asked to eat dirt. Some of the eustomers left durins the boyeott: but when the boyeott was over they cane back to hirn. His busi-ness propfessed, and when he quitted the town the inhabitants with abundant and more than spontaneous acts of generosity showed that they liked and respected him. l,rliren he was asked what he had done for these people, to be so well treated, he said he had done nothing.--Yes, he eorrected himself, he had done
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GIFT C.i. LIFE liiot much from this
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FORE}'ORD I, Rosemary Anne Blair ha
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BLAIR
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In l!08 the firm idea existed withi
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Only a brief and short synopsis can
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EDWARD BLAIR Edward Blair was a bro
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t- UILLIAI{ E BETTY ANN BLAIR I{ERN
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ARTHUR E KATHRYN BLAIR HOSS Kathryn
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THE BLAIR FAHILY HOME 309 West Edwa
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THE BLACKBURNS Thomas Blackburn can
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THOI'iAS DONALD & HELEN WITT Thomas
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A}IBROSE E ilARTHA WITT Anbrose and
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tfilliam oea resided and uprked in
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T t l h ! Orr oother graduated from
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Or Febnrarf 14, lgll our parents we
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Our parents had six children: Franc
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There was tlo roasters with the mea
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I can rernenber one day a truck dro
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lpproxinately January 7 of 1927 he
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0n October 29t 1929t ilBLACK TUESDA
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Percheron Stal I ion $2rooo,ooFarce
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STALLIONS White Stocking 2 License
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|tother and myself spent a lot of t
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STELLA AND ROSEI.IARY In 1t40, l94l
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In 1963 while I was working in the
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I 1603 0RCHARD ROAD KANSAS CITY, l'
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I,IARIE FLAH STAUOER Harie was born
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JEROI{E ANTHONY BLAIR Jerome was bo
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He had never had a furlough in all
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fi I b UC Berkeleyl Asian Anerican
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PROFESSIOT{AL ACTIVITIES S llernber
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-] =] I hh Diane has been employed
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S/85 - S/86 ADTIINISTRATrVE ASSTSTA
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Page 78 and 79: tt/tt - 4/tg ST. JOHNIS HOSPITAL LA
Page 80 and 81: -t f HELEN BI.AIR OIBRIEN Helen was
Page 82 and 83: JOHN PATRICK O'BRIEN John was born
Page 84 and 85: Thei r chi ldren attend St. Agnes p
Page 86 and 87: COLLEEN OIBRIEN ATTOOO Colleen was
Page 88 and 89: Greg and hi s wi fe ldary are the G
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Page 92 and 93: Aloysl Carl and Antoinette Cerny ne
Page 94 and 95: AUNT LOUISE E HEI{RY BICKEL Arnt Lo
Page 96 and 97: and stayed with us five children an
Page 98 and 99: JOHN H. E ELIZABETH CERNY John M. C
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Page 104 and 105: l l I i *"tF FATIfiR CIIARLES T,{.A
Page 106 and 107: RT. REV. MSGR. THOMAS F. McGRATH 0n
Page 108 and 109: I wish to mention this coincidence;
Page 110 and 111: iicnsignor Eagear was ordained on J
Page 112 and 113: INV1TATION TO ALL FRIET\DS & PARISI
Page 114 and 115: EARLY HISTORY OF ITLINOIS The flass
Page 116 and 117: ILLIOPOLIS ItJ,INOIS Every town has
Page 118 and 119: I I I after her carne John and Jane
Page 120 and 121: Dedication of the Illiopolis Public
Page 122 and 123: NIAilTIC, ILLINoIS The territory in
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Page 134 and 135: Passing o:t of Limerick on the road
Page 136 and 137: lreIand, so that most of the people
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Page 142 and 143: tool but a spade. Only an exception
Page 144 and 145: they go to work as farm hands, aopr
Page 146 and 147: SANGAMON COUNTY JAIL. lvlrcr.o thc
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Page 158 and 159: SoLDIEF,S ENCAMPED AT THE STATE ARS
Page 160 and 161: TROOPS AT NINTH AND JEFFERSON. Stro
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