Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-09-15 | Page 6 | You Kept your Rendezvous with Death

our country entered I' killed in a bayonet rt" morning of July 3, l.'.; ', his enlistment tie 3'"-feeling 3'"-feeling that he was m Voicing this, "I Have ? Death" has captured x -tion. It is one of the :- . glish-language poen.s - You kept your w3. Attended by vour cav , You crossed the pof The edge of dann. 'n Vou kept your rem; , While vagrant w" Ile drove his lanco tr.K- side v ,-- And fiercely l""-ed t;.'c Whose ebb stole r'"'r;.-, With eager step ', You kept your '-' V, And spent your So only mlslit llU .V;:-And .V;:-And the beleaguer' God knew 't re if A broken soldier on Your grave a shrm With one you to' breath. v Still hear Franco men!" j,-iv""-( You kept yV' the At daybreak vvliei i n , And drowsy P0PP -ri li: On your pledi.10 You hastened toMha You Kept Your Rendezvous . With Death. (l!.v Frank U. llerlng, president of the I-raternal Order of Eagles ) ho tej.iv ..v Ki,i( Yi ur 1,oml(,z ".V"' l";ath." is offered as a Intra- o,- nV. , UU" '"' '-"'' admiration 101. this splendid American, and the tens or thousands 01 i,iM countrymen who followed fol-lowed :,tt.r with eager steps. The thought b,,. h';"w ,n th" author one mom. .... .I '''''''Ubor, at Helloyen-Snnterre, L uis"ot wh01' Ah' Moecor fell. A an s,eeger, ,1 young American, on-luted on-luted , tho ! reach Foreign legion before