Ephraim Enterprise | 1915-05-29 | Page 6 | Memorial Day 1861-1915

t v MEMORIAL i DAY 1 1561 1915 ti Unbroken nor disturbed Is the rest I Of our brave soldier dead Their grass grown grass grown graves I I ILie 1 it If Lie thick so thick In this fair land where I waves I The flag they served the symbol of the best I High bond that ever gave a nation zest In war In-war war or peace one blessed cord that saves The darkest hour when valiant man behaves V As fore his God and thus fulfills his quest 1 There let them sleep those bodies In the dust While their free souls from some far won won- wondrous I y drous Brous height Ii I Perchance look down on this their martyr day III i I x Il Ana then plead on before the God we trust Ili That war shall cease For this more glo glo- glorious i rious rious' fight I I see their mighty cohorts s in array John John Currier In the Living Church s 4 e a