Evening star., 1926-04-27
gn MemorianI.

BROW II poH I9yjnF Of Iho % ef: ?ea 4.
year ago today. Aprli -. l9%0'
DAYS OF sadness still steal ocr me.
Hidden tears so often flow; -
f9ry IRo1eh qSFhf You eft TIM me one one year aso
miss your soft and gentle voice.
Your sweet and tender smile;
without YOU. Toney. II often seems
That life is not worth while; .
MS LOVING WIFE. LOTTIE BROWN.
CLARk. In sad hut lovins remembrsnce q
LIAM L. CLARK; who passed away -four
Se"-7 "'' HIS iH,N WIFE FsE' AND CHILDREN.
DE ANGELS. In loving remembrance OF
our dear, brother. CEsARE De ANGELS. ANGELS.
Tho. ydS. died two years ago today Ar'li ga
To-day recalls the memory
OF loved laid TO rest.
And those who think OF him today
Are those who loved him best.
What would give to clasp your hand
Your, loving face TO see g .,,, w,,.
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DIFFERENTIATION In loving renlsn,-
nran;e q oaT de dear moher EMMA EMMA De- sv
Oft and oft our thoughts do wander
To grave not tar away.
Where they laid our dear mother
JUST 'n''0 ' HER DAUGHTERS.
EDELIN,. In sad but loving remembrance
HARRIsOS EDEL1N. who departed this
life one year ago today. April 81. 1923
Short and sudden was the call.
The blow great and shock severe.
We did not think that death was near.
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain of parting without farewell.
Often from our hearts comes bitter cry,
Oh why did our son and brother die?
Then comes an answer. so solemn aud
Ht i Ras 2sSa Big E%a1z ailfSs
AkT: AsRr1Y 1EERriE EDELIN, AND JAMES
HERMAN. In sad and loying remembrance
Of our dear father. SAMUEL HERMAN.
1911. HIS LOVING CHILDREN. =
HEUMANN. In remembrance OF cur dear
aaaShier% % and doar,ej elstej this lffe eight VaaTs
ago today. April 27. 1918.
We did not know the pain you bore.
We did not see you die:
We. only know you went away
HER anI IoYfSG WIS., SSi1 MofHER FRHH SISTERS AND
BROTHER.
HEUMANN. Sacred to the memory Of my
dear mother CLARA aFSA VI yb, bHETMANN Una no t1es ,
day. April %. 1918.
Dear is the grave where my mother is laid,
sweet is the memory that never shall fade:
Roses may wither. leaves fade and die.
HER kJ LoyIEG S{Ji@;: DAUGHTER. ALICE MAY
r loEng MSe S.n,q e.
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We do not wish you back again.
We're glad you've gone where there is no
Or toiling struggling dying;
For our loss is heavens gain
. And we have ceased from crying;
God claimed you. mother. among his mum.
Der.
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ADril 2T 1915. Anniversary said
Monastery District of Columbia and ST.
Joseph's Cathedral. Columbus. Ohio
HER pa DAUGHTER. RosALIE B. Nc
mother. LOLA NJ RAYNOH. who depart
1921.
To. live in the hearts of those We love
is not to die. HER CHILDREN.
RAYNOR. In loving remembrance of my
departed. this life FIVE years ago today.
SNYDER. A tribute of love to the memory
of our darling boy. ALBERT FRA ANKLTN
this life SO suddenly fifteen years ago to-
day. April 81. 1911.
Oh. joys that are gone. will you ever re-
To GLADDEN. our hearts as of yore?
VIII we find you awaiting us. some happy
When we drift to eternity's shore?
Will your eyes meet ours as in days that
viii We thrill at the touch OF your
hand?
Oh. Joys that are gone. will we find you at
last
On the. shores of that wonderful land?
PAPA MAMMA AND GRANDMA MID .