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For the Columbian Fountain.
TO THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
Proud bird of the free, all hail to thee!
AS the emblem Of honor and fame,
May thy course forever onward be
Unchecked, always the same.
Oh, spread thy glorious pinions wide,
Swift be thy course o'er land and sea,
And onward onward be the tide
Offreedom, fame, and liberty.
Oh take thy flight, thy glorious flight,
Where freedoms blessing IS not been given,
And kindle there the sacred light
Sent by God, to man from Heaven.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1916. F.B.