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The following poem we dedicate to Mrs. Enitma Rosengarten, a. newly' naturalized citizen of America, and a resident of Flint Hill. It tells, briefly, why we too like our land. (We also extend our congratulations.) | i The power to choose the Work to
do, To grow and have the larger view, To know and feel that we are free
To stand erect, itjot bow the knee.
To be no chattel of the State, To be the master To dare, to risk, To make our owi
of our fate,
to lose, to win,
t careers begin.
To serve the world in our own
way, / ! - / '. [ •' To gain in wisdom day by day, With hope and ze$t to climb, to be Free to live in liberty. | %
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