Judge — June 1, 1901 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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FOR THE SAILOR DEAD. (On Memorial Day the memory of the sailors and ied States Navy'who are buried ia tue ocean will be honored by the casting of flowers earines of the Uni into the sea.) No narrow grave shuts in their sleep, No clay pens up their dream ; Bat through the endless miles of night ‘Above them God's stars gleam. And through the day no feeble arch Of stone marks where they lie; They have the grandest arch of all— The sweep of God's blue sky. Aye, give them, then, our flowers rare ‘To deck their long repose ! Fling to the bosom of the deep The lily and the rose. Heap high the wave with blossomed foam,, Vith bud and leaf and bloom, And give them to the ones who sleep Within this wondrous tomb. A country’s love—a country’s grief— Will swell across the deep; ‘The gentle wind will bear it on With most majestic sweep. A nation’s heart beats for her sons— Throbs with a love sublime— And lays her dearest flowers on The noblest tomb of time. —Baltimore American. 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