Loyola College - Review Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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LOYOLA COLLEGE REVIEW prem me em mm mm es Ju Alien Lands What matters though afar in alien lands, Accursed War, in its unhallowed wave, Has swept these lads into a graceless grave; What matters though unkind are stranger hands, And heedless feet tread o’er these soldier bands; The upland ploughman sing a thoughtless stave; And the hum of cities’ life o’er our dead brave Beat ceaseless as the surf on broken sands. What matters when, through all the golden years, In hidden tombs within the hearts of friends Are sealed the sifted remnants of their deeds. Above their mangled limbs the cross appears, The symbol of sweet sacrifice that mends The human heart in every wound it bleeds. J. WOLFE. у= 624 27 £9 8$ 99 69e 69 69 £9 e a a a a E a E a £9 Bg 9m e £3 | | ! | | l | | | | | | | | | | | | ! | | | | | | ! | | + 11

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1919 MONTREAL, CANADA | Iénuaola College Review | No. 5 Address: all communications to LOYOLA COLLEGE RE VIEW, Sherbrooke Street W. Terms: One Dollar the Copy, Paper Bound. A Subscription for Five Years: Five Dollars, the Paper-bound Edition All subscriptions will be gratefully received, Editor-in-Chief— JOHN WOLFE, ’19. Assistant Editors— CHARLES PHELAN, ’19. ROBERT ANGLIF, ’20. GERALD BRAY, ’22. Business Manager— WILFRID NOONAN, ’19. Assistant Managers— FERNARD TERROUX. ’21. HENRY SMEATON, ’21. JAMES HEBERT, ’22. Circulation Manager— TOM DAY, ’23. Assistant Manager— LORENZO KELLY, ’23. Editorial The first event that we feel called to record, in a year of stirring events, is the removal of the Rev. Fr. Filion from our midst to assume the work of Provincial of the Order. We can congratulate Very Rev. Fr. Filion on this great honour, though we found his stay with us far too short. This was but his second sojourn at Loyola and like his first scarcely reached a year, but it was difficult to crowd into two years such an amount of work as fell to his lot nor such a display of energy as must needs be his, so exacting was he in its fulfilment. Those whose fortune it was to work with him or to fall under his control will remember both his unflagging zeal and his considerateness of others. Though it be