Sound common sense appears to have ended the controversy in America as to the proper course to be followed with the bodies of soldiers who fought and died in Europe. The whole thing came to a matter of sentiment, and in such a case where the sentiment of the soldier and the civilian run on different lines, it is right that that of the soldier should prevail. It was perhaps only natural that the relatives of the gallant dead should desire that they should find a permanent resting place in their native
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