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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, May 30, 1935
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To the far-reaching legions of the Un-
known Soldier we offer humble praise
and reverential gratitude on this, Dec
oration Day
Yet another tribute for supreme courage
and eternal faith is due one not un
known who, eyes dimmed with the
tears of sacrifice, and heart heavy with
the burden of brief smiles the sweet
smile of fortitude as her little tribute is
laid at his resting place
She is the woman who loves the Un
known Soldier whether she is the moth
er who bore him, the wife who adored
him, or the child grown old with a fath
er's memory clear in her heart. She it is
to whom Memorial Day is most symbolic.
She it is before whom his shadow will al
ways stand tall straight and brave:
An Unknown Soldier - but her own man.
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