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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
MANHATTAN PASTORAL
Clhr.~....a Science Monitor)

Ine 2faiila II NrW York are baffled at
last. /. Il nd been 4 gang war, a spy
rag, 81 even. aS the song Of yesterday
explained, - robbery in the park the
ouick-Eitted blue-coatS would have had
the solution u quickly as you can say
Police commissioner Valentine But say
vas : sheep in Central Park. and it was
cutie naturally pulled the wool over their
,l.~.
The ~teesp ha> been arrested. But, as
an follower OF movie mysteries knows,
that does H. mean the case is solved.
On III contrary. it indicates that the
animal is innocent as a lamb, and that,
eventually. the finger of suspicion will
point - the real black sheep
Toward his desirable ending, and with
all the diftidenc2 and humility character
i>tic q the IaTman Who advises the pro
fe~>iol.al. We should like to offer two
possible clues: (D 1t has long been a
matter O. common knowledge that wher-
"}4l Mar Nent, the lamb was at least
inclined . go. and (2) that Bo-peep has
H.. aer sheep.
Il Nh. Valentines men can't take up
the ,celt from here. we can offer Just
on. nor suggestion. 1t is possible that
Eo-.t.-9, Who has a reputation for remiss-
hess when mindmg sheep, may have in
duted the more responsible Mary to 90
elsewhere than to school. This would
acc1use for tn sleeps not knowing quite
where = @o. except to the park
T.a>e t&o EouMg ladies ought to be
Questioned. Why not watch Fifth Ave
Aue. where theE doubtless will be found
window shopping as the holiday season
approaches?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
LEG IHG'iqHii' PAINS May
BE DANGER SIGN
ne TIL
Of Tired kidneys

If baCkaChe and leg pains are making you
miserable, don't Just complain and do nothing
about them. Nature may be warning you that
Sour kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Natures chief way of taking
oYccss acids and poisonous waste out of The
blood. They help most people pass about 3
phts day.
If the Is miles OF kidney tubes and filter,
don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays
IN the blood. These poisons may start nagging
backaches, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss Of
pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling,
less. Frequent or scanty passages with smart
ing ana burning sometimes shows there is some-
thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
the l5 miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from the blood. Get Doans Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
In the Matter of the Estate and
Guardianship of
STELLA NJ. HOVEY,
An Incompetent Person.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Guardian of the PEI
son and Estate of STELLA M. HO-
VEY, an incompetent person, will
sell at private sale to the highest
bidder, subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court, on Wednesday,
December 18th, l941, at the hour
of 10 o'clock am. or after said day,
at the law offices of Raymond G..
Thompson, 706 Security Building,
in the City of Pasadena, County
of Los Angeles, State of California
all the right, title, interest and
estate of the said Stella M. Hovey,
an incompetent person, at the time
of her incompetency, and all the
right, title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation of
law, or otherwise, acquired other
than or in addition TO that of said
Stella M. HOVey at the time of her
said incompetency, in and to that
certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
situate, lying and being in the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Lots Four a., Six 90 and the
Southwest quarter Of the North
east quarter of Section Twenty
three (23), Township Sixteen
Q6) South, Range Fourteen 14)
East, S.B.M. according to United
: States Government plat of re-
survey approved May 2, 1913 and
on file in the United States Land
office at Los Angeles, California.
Bids or offers are invited for said
property and must be in writing
and will be received in the office
of Raymond G.. Thompson as attor-
ney for Henry Coon, Guardian OF
the Person and Estate of Stella VI
HoVey, an incompetent person, 706
Security Building, Pasadena, Cali
fornia, or may be filed in the Of
! flee of the Clerk of this Court al
any time after the first publication
of this notice of sale and before
sale is made.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash
in lawful money of the United
States of America, ten per cent
of the purchase price to be paid
on day of sale, balance on confir-
nation of sale by the Court, or
as may be contracted for.
Dated: November 27, 1941.
HENRY COON,
Guardian of said incompetent
Raymond G. Thompson, Attorney
| 706 Security Building,
Pasadena, California.
(Dl-l4 inr
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
BY PETER EDSON
The Inside Track in WASHINGTON

ton to organize the south. 1t can
not do SO us long as there are bans
against outside picketing and the
provision freezing open shop con-
ditionS The Smith bill IS in other
words, an effort to check CLIO S
organizing ambitions in Dixie. And
the biggest labor fights of all are
vet TO come on this southern front.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Did You Know?

SiXty-Seven per cent of the Do
minion of Canadas production of
castings and forgings is produced in
Ontario.
The stinger of a bee is about a
hundred times finer than the fin
est needle.
Salt mcltS ice, yet is used to
freeze ice cream.
A man 40 years old was conSid-
cred well past his prime only a few
centuries ago.
A pelapic bird is one that lives
on and about the ocean, such as
gullS and terms.
When in a hurry, penquinS swim
under water; when travelling lei
surely they swim on the surface
The vitality in a willow seed lasts
but single day. For this reason
it must fail on wet ground in order
to grow.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Barbs

Lovers used to gas on the step
Nowadays they step on the gas.
What this country needs is hen
that will lay 25-cent eggs.
Christmas brings the season when
mothers yearning capacity is hop
skip and Jump ahead Of fathers
earning capacity.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Only one thing is certain in this
uncertain world change.
Only one course is hopeless and
doomed to failure from the very
very start-thc effort to stand still
People used to believe, especially
during the latter part of the 18th
century. that progress was law.
Everything was ineXoyab!y moving
forward toward a bigger and better
future. There might be little inter-
ruptionS and sctbacks, but the
trend was onward and upward,
nothing could stay it.
Now. chastencd by the events of
this century, We are a little more
cautious. We no longer believe that
progress is inevitable. We believe
il is possible. but only With con
scious and continued effort We
have seen the possibility that the
world may not move forward. bat
back. For the whole world is beng
shaken by a black reaction called
Fascism. which has adopted retro
greSSiGn as creed.
In any case, we still agree that
the world can't stand Stlll. II moves,
and it must move forward or back.
It may be directed, but it can't
be halted. To try to freeze it in
place is to try to block Il moving
steamroller with n pair Of Walnuts
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

EDITORS NOTE: The folloping edit
oridiS are presented as interesting OPiH-
ions roiced bY editors elSeUhere They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

With ouf house on fire. We can't have
q strike in lie Fire Department and refer
the dispute . conciliation.-William S.
huUdSln. diI -ctor-gcneral. OPM.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
FIRST PATIENCE

1t seems peculiar to a lot Of Americans
that We're getting more War announce
ments out of Tokyo these days than out
Of Washington about the progress OF the
war Yet after all. it is understandable.
Suppose we suffered vital blow at
Pearl Harbor. Ii the japanese don't
know how vital i is. there is no Use tell
ing them. As long as they remain un-
certain, they may De expected 10 be an
necessarily cautious. And that will help
US.
Suppose, on the other side, our bomb
ers and our fleet are getting into position
for an offensive Certainly i would be
mistake to tell the enemy about It at
this stage
So let Us have patience for q little
longer. If. after another week Washing
ton remains silen1-if We still have to
hear the news first from the enemy after
the war has lid . chance TO get started
then there VIII be room for criticism,
and plenty of i.
But, for the moment. Remembering how
rapidly things have happened and how
thorough must be our military and naval
preparations, let Us withhold judgment.
First, patience. If it is abused, then
let US speak
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Neither interest," poverty. persons, nor
nrciudic.> ssll! BE- allowed to stand in
III. "ay g.. achieving victory-Ernest
H.sia. Bt.ti.i Labor Minister.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

On the specific merits of the De
troit controversy over the Currior
Lumber Company's pre-fabricated
houses. We are not informed. Cur
rier bid lowest on a defense houa-
ing project, and the bid was re
jected because it was telt accept
ance would guarantee violent labor
troubles, since Currier employed c.
I. o. labor IN a field which The
A. F. OF l.. believed its own. Now
Curriers' home has been bombed.
This bomb is Il typical walnut
in front OF stCamrollcr. Ii will
help advance the cause Of cheaper
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

The Republican Party ha~ been in pow
er 50 long in this country that Z great
many leaders DO not understand H. rol"
of minority part".-An I@ndaa. cop
presidential candidate in 1896
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Nation
al Editorial Association.
California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Thought for the Day

Ta .ao '..' is >as.t a. e 0..a-a". ;-'"- II i
zaa tse eEc, 20 a,a'a - - r 'e-'a-:'s !.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
SOUTH HEARD FROM

From Iab0r's point Of view, 70
get at the real meaning of the
Smith bill you have TO consider the
forces that put it over. The leaders
were, besides Smith, Dies and Vim
son. all good southern Democrats.
CLIO. has just announced its inten-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
Los ANGELES.
No. Pasadena P-122
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

Salt mcltS ice, yet is used tc
freeze ice cream.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

That out OF sight is out of mind.-Arthur Cloueh
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

\eops steucf NC " ste s. etr or II
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

The stinger of a bee is about a
hundred times finer than the fin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04
llniere pi6tigift Mafga6t

Mpltifern, beionbers Ser 81. 5be=
reiia bon slbila ,inb Dem bl. Sobans
mes bonn arems gefnnoen bat. Nif
ipollen itiir baraif bintpeilest, oaB aild
oieie Seite Der llmgeitaltlng il, Gbri-
tins eil,en tpeielltlibei1s Seil, ia IN
elmer beitimnlten Siniidt Die aronana
ser gerufuug ausmadt, bie in ben
@orten oes @errn 5nn ansoriid
fpnlnlt: .@er aber tri,lfen miro bom
@aiier, bas ih ibnl geben tuer6e, ben
miro niebt biirItea in gpigfeit' Sob.
4,1l). I.
@ir itebelt am Gltbe 1tllierer 8e.
tradtlms Der llnlgeitalt1tng III Gbri-
itlis. @ir lernten oas MnsmnB Ser
geruinng fenncn, sic ms IN Dem
yJolgc mir" el,tgegcntotlt. 8ir
iba,,telt in: bas Nntlis bes ,,nelien
Meniben Der men gciboffen miro
|5ur :erfcnnt,lis. noh Dem giloe bel
|ienL Der i'm id)uf'.@ @ir Ierlrter bic
pollig nene iibernatiirlid)e Sd0nbeit
fennen, sic lnns tpie ei1 mglana Ser
Seiligfeit : oes Gottmerrid)e1 erfiillt,
lmo sic ,pir als 1,@efeiicfte Gbriiti'
ausitrablen. iollen:: u9aB ibr pcrfiin-
oct oie Sltgenben oeliel1, Scr e,td bon
ser. Siniteruis aerufen bat in iein
,uuuoerbares 2idt' q 8etr. 2,9).
@ir iaben, in ipelden Saltrngen iid
oas "Sterben nit Gbriltlls ,lno bas
Nuieriteben NIT Sbn'' ansiuirft. 8ir
lernten oas cine groBe sSa femel1,
oas mir 5,t ,rnierer llntgeitalt,,ne III
Gbriitus ipreden iolen. 0ieies sSa,
oas ulier gan5es 2eben burbfornen
mo ourdleubten ioa bis 5ur 5tunoe,
oa ser Nl1f ertoneu miro: ,iebet
ser 8ralltigam fommt, eilet INN emit
aegell" (Dtottb. 25,6. 9ieies So,
bas in Ser (8enebiftiner-) BrofeB
leinen erbabenen Musorltd finbet:
vSuscipc me. . rrirmn midi al1f 0
Serr, ,a6 beilem 8ort, lmo id) luer-
oe leben, nno bl1 tuirlt midi nidt alt=
ihanben lperben loilen in neiner Gr=
nartlng" (8i. .1tS,1t6).
+ Giuseppe ME = ga, Serr, nilnm
MIDI auf in bein beiliges @eIes, nilnm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

,,@ptt bat uns bn5u ber,lfelt, Iteue
Meniden au lperoen. grs teilt i.1ts
IN Ser 81. Sanfe Elm ,leues iiberna.
tiirlibes 2eben nit, gr ldbt uns an
seillein gottliden 2eben teilbaben.
Gieics 2eben foa aber nibt nir ,pie
Elm 8ebeimnis auf nnierem Seelen-
prl,nbe berbprgen ruben, ioltoern 5nr
llnlgeitaltling unierer gan5en 9erion
fiibrcn.' go idreibt Beter Stt in Der
Ginleititng gu ieinen berrliben 8us
DIE, bas ioeben bel genaiger II. So.
:! III -Giniiebeln (sbpeis) eridienen lit
,lnb ben Sitel tragt: .9ie llmgeital-
tling in Gbriihls'. Der 8erfaiier
;tpeiIt ms sic iibernatiirlibe 2ebens-
.fiile, Die aus oieier llmseitalt,,ng
tfliebt; aber a,,d sic fittliden anfor>
SsGas geltannte 8lb lit itellenipeiie
oeriurgen an oen ein5elnet1 Meniden.
1rid)t gerabe leidt geihrieben; aber es
lit zines, oeiien tpieoerbolte 2ei,.rg
iid reiblid lebnt. llnb 5tpar fir
Brieiter tpie fir 2aietl, sic es. nit
Dem Gbriite1tum ernit nebnlet. @er
oieies 8u6 allfmerfiam bi1rbgeleien
bat, miro inlltonbe ieir, vsfe6eribaft
5,t eeben bon Der Soffnltng sic in
inns iit', tuie ser III. Betrus bon
icpem Gbriiten perlatet. -.
SSn ltnierer bon iroii6en Miiben
,no Sorgen, bon SaIten ltno Sageu,
bon &f lmo &rieg erfiillten 3eit
tit Die 9eiinnrng altf l1niere tpidtigite
slufgabe: inns por5ubereiten auf sic
etpige @ni6mutng' @ottes, boppelt
notipenbig. .Sas 6. &apitel iiber
rSammllng ltno contemplation"
(9eidaulidfeit) lit oestpesen beion=
eers 5eitgentdb. 3war min ser Ser
failer ni6t iiber ben Nabmen bes &C..
Dobnli6en d]riltliben 2ebens binal.s-
ereifen. Sd fibre feline eigenen @or>
te auf Sen lebten Seitell ieines 8us
dies an. Sieie 1nogen 5uglei6 ais
Goltprobe oienen.
sSir fiiblen llns tidt ber1fen, iiber
eieIe (mpitii6e) Seite ser hinge
ftaltlng in Gbriitus ait ipreden, bie
ibre flaiiilbe 9aritellung BEL ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

britiihel ariegs spropag agdalnn, ruebr
aIs ie geger ei1en Gi,,tritt in oeil
elropaii6cn aries. Dit aroBen Or
felgen arbeitet oas beitdnbig eritor-
fenoe ,slmerica Jirit GomInitteen &
am 6rieOensiuerf.
@ie gei1idt i,no ener9iid es Die
len &anlpf fiibrt baben i. q. bie.
Borgdnge in Wiarli, 5ln., betuieien.
gort bdtteit Ste aliit6noigen 8eb6r-
ben Dem america 5irit Gonrntitte
bie 9eniising bes 8aDfront Barfs fir:
cine Notwithstanding a,nterfagt:
Diefe llnterbinS,l1lg Der Nebefreibeit
bate eitlen 5t,lrm bes llntpiucns il,
Der Seffentlihfeit tpa6aeriife,r- l,no,
1lahbem Ser friibere @oa.perllear, BON
8iseoriiit, 9bilip aa Goaette; init
Eaeliletfd6gen iiber bic Dll6oe5Io-.
trdnnben bon Mianli bergefaaen mar, ].
bate Sic stdotfonlmiiiion befhlofiell,i
Dem @orllitee Bic geilatB,ing oes Bdrfs,
sau aeStatte1,. = 49,. 49,.
SoIde gorganse betpeiien !. baR
Bus Bolt Ser &riegsbete geeenaber..
i,tidt tpebrlos. lit. llnb barln1 1T es.
fem gufes 8edt nnb Dor nIlenl .ieine.
8fHdt ben aalnpf fir ben ,5rieOen,
fortaniesen.
SSeoer Mmerifaner follte es iib 5n-
.Ieiner beiligen lno erniten Biirger=s
pfIibt 1nobell iein Sell 6asu bei5it-
tragell, paB nnier 2ano nid)t III bas
e,tropaiibe golferiblabten bineinge-
riiien miro, tpas BEN politilben, finall-.
aieaen nnb 0fonomil6en Nuin llniers.
freie,1 friebliben 2anbes notperbig
berbeifiibren tpiirbe.
Seoer gmerifaner iolfe iest
iolange es nod 1li6t 5r fpat tit -5
per 8rief aarte. oeer Selesramm -
benz 8raiioenten ooer ltniern Bolts.
bertretern ltlll,nlpunoea ieinen Bro=
teIt gegen einen &riegseintritt borle=
gen. Sin 8roteit eil,es @inaelne,l bat
i1tebr @ert als prganiiterte Maiien-
proteite.
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Cbio @aiienfres,nb

mid aitf IN oeine 2iebe, ilinlm mid
anf in bid ielbit Gn bait seipro=
den: aNitf)t ibr babt Wsid) eruablt1
ionoern Sd babe eiih erpabIt, itno
oa5n beiteat, bin5ugebell iin0 Grllht
5ii briilge,l Sob. Is ,i6 sfI luei-
ne Shnahbeit, aI l,ieilt geriage,,,
al riein 9nnfeI idjredt mid i1iht.
Sd merle mid in beine gtrn,e, icb
Iaiie mid III oei,t &efa ,oie Sebn-
i,idf Ser eipige,t SiigeI" iinfen. Sd
ipeiB, bnf Oh ben anfnimlnit, Der
|iid) Cir gans bingibt gt pibanl -
ia, ba,ln ,peroe ib leben. 6as tpnbre
gottlidje 2cbc1l, Dein 2eben, gegen
bas allc JiiIle natiirlibe,l 2ebens elm
gerbleibeil i'm Eobe i'll, oas 2cben.
bon oent Dl1 geiast balt: ,,9as nber
lit oas etpige gebe1, oaB iie Did er.
fennen, Sen alleinigen tpabren Soft;
ilno beit Gn geianDt bait SSeius Gbri.
#itlts." 9ieies 2eber erlebne id, Oas
tpie ein @aiier billiiber5tron1t in bic
gipigfeit, bns elpige, ME alifbore1loe
ielige Seben, bas OH ielbft biit, llr0
cine ,lie enbeltne 2iebe. . Gerr;
Oh bait ME 1getdilidt, Die allf Did
.boffe,, lulb bie iid Dir gan5, Idetl.
fen. 9enn Du allein Dernagif ltltier
Ser5 san5 su erfiiilcn sSh babe ben
Ruf oeines 8ialmiiten, bernonmen:
.aoitet unb febet, DOB Der Serr iiiB
it, Sd bore Die Stinme beines
apoitels: ,,2ein sluee bat es geleben,
.feit Sbr bat es gebort, III feines
Meniden Ser5 lit es eeor,lngen. mos
.@ott benen bereitet, oie ibn lieben. :"
.llno 9u ielblt bait oenen, Die Dir
.nadfolgen, berbeiBen, bob iie emit
.beine 5timme boren tperoen: aaonl-
met ibr @eiegneten meines 8aters.
beiibet oas Reid oas erb bereitet lit
lett Der gridaffung Der 8elt. -.
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@ottes.' 8iIb 2: gines bieier
@ebete lit bas aGonfiteor" oas nit
Den @orten besin1lt:: sd befenl,e
bor 8ott Dem aanadtigen, bor Der
alaeit ieltgen Sllngfrau Waria,
oem FL. gr5engel Midael'' lrin.
Mad 8eenbigllng aes ngonfiteor''
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tpieoerbolell oie MeBoiener bas=
ielbe. 8iIb 3: 9ieies bon Sen
Stnfen bes sltares berrihtete Be-
bet Deriinnbiloet ben i'm Del
gnrten Dor ieiner arei5ignng.
betenoen Seilnnb. Bib Al: Die
@ldnbigcn f,tien pabrenb bieicr
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@ebete. Die bette allb0rang Der
Fl. Weiie beitebt BARN, oaB man
allen @cbeten bes 8rieiters IN ei-
,lem iogennn1rten fleinen MiilaIe
folgt l,no 10, gemeinihaftlih nit
oenl 8rielter oas 81. MeBopfcr bar
briltgt.
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giIb 1: @or @eginn Der bl..
Sanolung betet Der Yrieiter, ge-
meinibaitli6 NIT sen MeBoienern
bas iosen.. Stafiel= ober strfen-
eebet bas nit Sen @orten begi,tnt:
sd min birltreten gum slltare
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-06-04

SIMMER beiBer entbrennt IN lnlerm
2arloe oer aampf 5piiben &riegsgeg-
nern l1no ariegsbefiirnorterl. l1niere
Hegierltng nit Dem Braiioentet an
Ser Spite itebt 5nileben bieien 5tpei
Seuern. Ser aanlpf an Der 5rieoenS-
front geltaltet iid aber innter boffs
nlngspoller. Das anlerifanilbe 8olf
lit, tros elmer itarfen ltno beloltoers
IN b0bern &reiien einfluBitarfen pro-
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Itt Mrnturtant
RAGGOTT, MINNIE

BAGGoTT, MINNIE. In loving remem-
brance Of our dear wife and mother, MIN
ME BAGGOTT. who departed this life
eighteen years ago today, February 90,
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SON,
DORSEY. CHARLES H. In sad but low
ing remembrance of our son and father,
CHARLES H. DORSEY, who departed this
life eight years ago today, February 20,
1888.
Today recalls the memory
OF our loved one laid 10 rest.
The ones who think OF him today
70 foyNG N ohSS MoTa2R THI 5ovf2 IEH2 S PoWELL
AND son, RAYMOND DORSEY.
NIGHTINGALE, GEORGE E. In sad
b4t l9ypE ot ny Gear {ather fs
awav five years ago today, February 20,
1885
A merciful God looked down from above,
His heart was filed with tenderness and
He beckoned to you to follow Him nigh
To the land of your birth. to Heaven on
high.
A home once more, may yOy rest in peace;
Fond memories of you, Dad, are locked in
You will ever and always Of me be a part.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON
IN-LAW, EMMA AND JOE BRADLEY.
RANEY, THOMAS NJ. In sad but loving
fstber fsaHeIOI THOMAS NJ. RANEY. Who departed
this life one year ago today, February 20,
1910.
We miss you now. our hearts are sore,
Your loving smile. your gentle face.
No one can MI your vacant place
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
SCHROELL, ANNA NJ. In loving remem-
SCHHRoEIL. wi Who de departed this life one
year ago today, February 90, 1910.
Deep in the heart lies a picture
OF a loved one laid to rest;
In memory's frame we shall keep 1t
Because she was one Of the best:
DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTERS.
SMALLWoOD, MARY. In sad but low
NARY Ma sMAEIWoop Who R qss passed away
one year ago today, February 20, 1910.
God gave me a wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew old; .
God made her smiles as the sunshine,
He made her heart of pure gold.
Mother, in my heart your memory fingers.
~, sweety. tender, fond g5 and nc true
That do not think of you.
LOViNG DAUGHTER, GLADYS THOMAS. .
TOOMEY, AUSTIN G. In memory of
AUSTIN G. TOOMEY. who died February
90, 1910.
Today is a day of remembrance
And many sad regrets,
A I day We shall l. always g arIe, Temember INo+.
When the FSSi W1Ff e tRs FATHER THsls fssEs5e'S ss
WALSH, WILLIAM JOSEPH. In loving
memory of my dear husband, WILLIAM
JOSEPH WALSH, who departed this life
twelve years ago today February 90, 1929.
DEVOTED WIFE.
WILLIAMS, ANNABEL v. In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear daughter
and sister. ANNABEL v. WILLIAMS, who
departed this life four years ago today,
February 20, 1887.
Gone are the steps we love so dear.
Silent the voice we love to hear;
Too far away from sight or speech,
But not too far for thought to reach.
Weary, sad and heavy-hearted
Thus we pass each lonely day:
For our loved one has departed,
Gone before to show the way.
We think of the great reunion
As, we journey home one by one.
When our earthly tasks are done.
THE FAMILY.