Evening star., 1919-10-15

In Eemoriam.
AGSA GH:Ax ROCHE. % sil,ed d in action ."sion .cne-s.r
In France one year ago today. oc'ooer 10
Died on the battlefield: that awful blow
Hes stamped our hvea with pain,
And every day II seems 40 though
We look for him in vain.
BY WIFE AND LITTLE son. EDWARD Los
GAN ROCHE. Jr.
rHoNPsoN. In sad hut loving rsmemhs,ncs
OF my dear son, RAYMOND W. TdoNf
son. who departed this life one year ago
today. October IS, 1918.
I esten ait and think Of you. dear Raymond.
While I all alone. .
For memory 10 the only thing
That grief call its own.
Some may think my dear hoy forgotten.
That nv broken heart has long beep healed,
But no one knows the grief and sorrow
That lies within my heart concealed.
The loss was bitter. the pain sev"~.
To part with one loved 80 dear
The trial hard. viii not complain,
But trust In God TO m~ct you aesin
ny HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. .
our dear husband and father. CHRISTIAN
WALTER. who departed this life hse yeart
ago today. October Is. 1914.
Our thoughts are always wandering
To the grave far sway.
Where darling father Is lyi5g
In his peaceful and lonely grave
We ran never forget yon. dear father.
While in This world We stay;
God only knows our feelings
Since you h,ys Hy Rs,seS HIs %irE iss. AND son.
WARD. In sad hut loving remembrance OF
our beloved husband and father. JOHN ".
WARD. who departed tnis life year ego
today. October Is. 1918
At the bedside Of our loved ono
Night by might and day ny DAY. ,.,.
We watched the loving hands grow thinner.
him slowly awsr-
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
our dear daughter and sister. KATHERINE
who departed this life one year ago today.
October Is. 1918.
Gone in the hest Of her day.
Right in womanh"od bloom.
Torn from the arms that loved her
To. sleep in the silent tomb
HER DEVOTED FATHER. RRoTHERs AND
SISTERS.
wKITTINeroN. In loring rsmsm=srsncc = Of
| who entered into eternal rest one year age
today. October IL. 1918.
Angels hav. borne her away from our sight. -
| Out Of the darkness into the light;
Freed from the Garth chains which bound he's
| Nevermore sickness nor pain te know.
Life's weary iabors and duties all done.
Out Of the shadow into the sun:
Gone from the trials which darken our way a
Into the brightness Of cloudiess day.
Could every timeworn heart but sre thee once
happy human child. among the homes q %s.
BIZ HER HUSBAND. EARL wHfTriNGroN.' =
vHyrIER.- BURKE. A tribute OF lore and
mother. e%S EIaz&BETH WHEELER, who de-
DANIEL. WHEELER. who. departed this
| life May IA. 1916. Sister, WINNIE
BURKE. departed this life October ID,
| 1918.
1 Aaaf
But not with outward show:
| For the heart that mourns sincerely a
A00'n' 'ie BIZ THE FAMILY. .
WHfrrINeroN. In sad but loving remen-
| NAOMI Z. WHITTINGTON tnee Johnsoni.
| who departed this life one year ago today
| October IS, 1bls. -.
| Whea I saw my darling daughter,
Whom ] tended with such care. q
Slowly fading from my presence
| How my aching heart despsired.
| Each hour that comes TO me anew
| with the bitter sense Of loss.
Oh, God In mercy from aboSe
| Help me to hear the cross.
We laid her in the graveyard y
Her bright spirit now at rest. "a.
| AlthouRh we are left In SORROW
God knew which the best
BY FATHER AND MOTHER. 20
Dear is the grave where our sister is laid.
Sweet is the memory that never shall fade;
Oft from my heart comes q bitter cry,
L w ny, on, why 0lQ our oeat elstct oie-
Then comes the answer solemn and deep.
Our loviag sister is only asleep: y
We can never forget you, dear sister -
While in this world stay. q.
And our hearts have never been the same
Since you have passed away.
4 Rest dear sister. your labor IL DER.
Your willing hands will tca mo more.
But In our hearts you shall remain
in heiTsn Rr BRoTasRs Hs msfs And SISTERS
did not know the pain you bore,
did you die. s
/ ] only know you went away
And did not say good bye
There is such 4 sad. sad longing, -
Deep down In my heart today -
To see once again my dear sister, =
Whom death has taken away.
And ! often sit and wonder. dear
At what you would do and say.
| II you only knew the changes that a
Have happened since you passed away.
| BROTHER CLAUDE. =
! Her well remembered footsteps -
We listening for in vain.
| Our eyes grow dim with watching "a
| Guarded and kept by the Saviour. 20
Victor o'er death and the grave: :.
We know she Is sweetly sleeping
In Jesus the mighty to save. 2
By HOWARD AND BESSIE.
| WILLIAMS. In loving remembrance Of our
dear mother and Erandmcther. POLLY
WILLIAMS. who departed this life one, year.
ago today. October Is, 1918.
| My mind is always wandering to the rravss
Of the dear one
| L love 30 well SO well.
Death has robbed US OF our loving one.
Dear mother, you are gone but not forgotten:
We loved you, but God loved you more;
We tried our best to keep you:
| You had finished your work down here. r
1 And the chariot came from heaven
| With the message and you sweetly 20
Breathed your life out on Jesus breast
Dear mother. We miss you
| In our home your vacant place
| Can never Be dlled.
We miss your kind voice: ~
Sleep on, dear mother. and take thy rest,
We all loved you, but God loved Won best. -
\ We'll meet you on some bright morning.
l BY HER LOVING DAUGHTERS. MADELINE
| WILLIAMS AND ISABEL FRAZIER
AND FIVE SONS AND DEVOTED GRAND
CHILDREN.
WILLIAMS. In sad but loving remembrance.
Of our dear mother POLY WILLIAMS who
| departed this life . year ago today. October
Is. 1918.
From this world of pain and sorrow
To q world Of peaceful rest
God has taken dear mother,
Where she will dnd eternal rest.
BIZ BIER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
w. r. SPEARE CO.,
1908 II St. NV. sssi*:e.y sss : Z.
Phone Maia 10.