HUGO MUENSTERBERG.

Chant of Loyalty.

By ELIAS LIEBERMAN.

Firm as the furnace heat

Rivets the bars of steel,

Thus to thy destiny,

Flag, are we plighted;

One are the hearts that beat,

One is the throb we feel,

One in our loyalty,

Stand we united.

Many a folk have brought

Sinew and brawn to thee;

Many an ancient wrong

Well hast thou righted;

Here in the land we sought,

Stanchly, from sea to sea,

Here, where our hearts belong,

Stand we united.

Ask us to pay the price,

All that we have to give,

Nothing shall be denied,

All be requited;

Ready for sacrifice,

Ready for thee to live,

Over the country wide,

Stand we united.

One under palm and pine,

One in the prairie sun,

One on the rock-bound shore,

Liberty-sighted;

All that we have is thine,

Thine, who hast made us one,

True to thee evermore,

Stand we united.

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