UCSF School of Dentistry - Chaff Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Cbe '7-'Iag's Jldvance pf .a,,+u.,, ii'-'O-'l'5'X' '41-xl-xx-qt V+'-K-x 4 5,25 Respectfully Dedicated to 'Wit COLONEL A. S. HUBBARD 512:35-AN .. .V 3 x r at Q5-1 X M ' v igg g t I s ? 1 P di Jlmerican 'Wag DBP, Sum' Mtb, 1898 New stars are shining in the sky, Another constellation, Red-streakld the clouds beneath them lie-- Bright symbol of a nation. How brief, how glorious are the years, Fraught with a nation's hopes and fears. Since Freedomls Hag was first unfurled, And burst in beauty on the world! Its folds unbending as they rise Reveal the colors of the skies- White stars, which beam amidthe blue, And threatening bars of crimson hue. A narrow marge beside the seag A people strug'ling to be frees The builders scattered were and few, They builded better than they knew. Framed in a circling forest shore, The blue sky only Boating oler, The Great Lakes lifted one by one A polished surface to the sun. Through trackless plains on either side Missouri rolled its turbid tideg Its source, unnamed peaks olrsnow, O'erlooked unpeopled vales below. Across the hisonls deep-cut trail Now runs the iron-bolted rail, To where the Condor broods its nest, Beneath the mountain's serrate crest- E'en where the eagle tears his prey, The panting engine finds its way, And peopled cities may be seen In all the vales the seas between. The star-gemmed banner waved before From ocean unto ocean shore, Till standing on the western main It pointed tothe east again. Hail to the Flag! beneath whose fold The New World leit behind the Oldg On Asia's far-off island shore, It meets the fettered East once more, In heaven's blue arch the stars are free So man upon the earth should be. Hail to the Flag! its colors rare Are Ilashing in the radiant air That blows from Ceylon's sun-lit sea O'er islands where the spice lands beg Beneath its Folds in that strange land Humanity and freedom stand 3 'Tis as a sign set in the sky To read the pregnant future by 3 Another sign such as was seen, A blaze in heaven, by Constantine. Let tyrants heed l 'tis God's decree That all his people shall he FREE. R. A. THOMPSON

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