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Mathl Od. 9t.--rhc famous monk Of Ia
Trappc, known under the name of the rrappist,
Guri'illa Chief, who, during the campaign Of
1928, commanded in Catalonia and CASTLE
corps Of 1900 or 1900 mcn, died in his convent
on the 9th Of this month, whittier lie returned in
l82E-l.fohcr Arhony, which was the name of
tic rappis', died il Tie most cdi. ing manner.
On the Sn currcat in spite ithc violence of his
n,llady he arose from his bed, and was carried
TO church, supported by two Of his brethren; he
there received the sacramcnts with pous fer
ynur, and returning to his cell, and being laid
upon his wnn,lcn, ed Nor the rrapp,~s sleep
only upon plank, y he disposed hnacli for death
ON the morning Of the oh, whilst thcy were u
bout TO place him upon cross Of ashes, accord
ing to the form u which the rra9pi4ts arc laid
when dying, he raised himself up, although he
had then lost I'll. use ofisIs speech, and was al
most insenSible, ira la,' effort to throw himself!
upon the cross, which had been traced for that
purpose. About an hour.nl halt after max
ing this effort he c&liiicl.