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CONE TO CREET THE DAWN OF ETERNAL PEACE E SHALL not say that Landry and Shepard and Ornsteen and the rest of these have died. Rather we shall think that they have passed beyond the mists that blind us here and have come to the end of the Rainbow! “ Not for ourselves, but for our country ” they flung out at us and crossed the Barrier to greet the dawn of eternal peace. Four thousand miles across the blue Atlantic where the Marne and the Seine and the Meuse bear the fragrance of the flowers around their graves out to sea and the sun weaves crowns of gold above their heads, they “ went West ” that no children of the afteryears should have to go thru their Gethsemane. “ What equal glories could their future years have won? ” Teaching us that life is, after all, the one great Adven- ture — a thing not to sift out miserly, but rather to spend unstintingly — they have left us a story that is at once epic and sublime. The Crusaders of the Middle Ages died to regain an empty tomb. I he crusade in which these men fought was to preserve the living fire of the imperishable cause of freedom and right triumphant. Life was as dear to them as it is to any of us. And yet they gave it without measure — gave it that ours might be a world decent and fit to live in; for a newer and broader life; for liberty and peace. O, Spartans of Thermopylae, room for them! Up thru Chateau Thierry and the Argonne they have come to stand by your side and dare to call you clansmen. You undaunted Six Hundred of Balaklava, meet these men who tramped blithely up the roads of war to Belleau Wood and St. Mihiel! O, you of Valley Forge and Gettysburg, place for these who proved they were still men and worthy of their fathers. They are your kind, you men of San Juan and Manila Bay. Place! Place for them — our friends, our classmates, our compatriots! They are ours! Ours, dear God! Missing them, we shall be worthy of them while we marvel at the dignity of their destiny. Thirteen
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WILLIAM B. ASHTON JOHN E. BOSSIDY HENRY D. BROWN ALBERT E. CARMICHAEL EVERETT C. CASE CHARLES J. HYDE DAVIES JOHNSON JOSEPH A. LANDRY ALBERT E. ORNSTEEN ROMAINE SHEPARD EDSON F. YOUNG Twelve
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