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 hail a Titan's labor done! 
 
 Hail East and West, now blent in one! 
 A Continent is reft in twain, 
 
 And Eastern, flows with Western, Main! 
 
 precious boon to this, our Age, 
 Jewel bright for History's page, 
 
 The Gates of Panama afar 
 
 Rare pearls of peace and plenty are. 
 
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 St. Francis' City, Golden Stale, 
 In newer birth, resplendent, great, 
 
 To symbolize the grieat deed rare. 
 Hast bi'ill a Jewlej City Fair. 
 
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"Be strong thy ship, firm steel its prow 
 On frozen breeze now rides t thou; 
 Aurora's light, the Midnight Sun, 
 
 Await thee when thy journey's done." 
 
 "Brave Brothers of the Frozen North, 
 
 To sunny climes and scenes, come forth. 
 Thy gifts from mine and Polar Sea, 
 An ermine robe — thy jewels be." 
 
 CHORUS: 
 
 Come hither, today; come hither, we pray; 
 
 come, a World makes holiday. 
 The Jewel City, Golden State, 
 
 With royal welcome all await. 
 Come hither, today; come hither, we pray 
 
 come, a World doth celebrate I C'^^ 
 
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 bright, in airship light, 
 tt~S«nfmer Seas wiU thou take flight! 
 ^-Tfte^Southern Cross shah be thy guide, 
 Fair winds attend, no ill betide." 
 
 "0 favored friends, 'neath Tropic Sun, 
 We'll greet and welcome every one. 
 Bring siren shells that sing of waves. 
 
 Some pearls from deep sea-fairies caves.* 
 
 CHORUS: 
 "Sail far above Atlanta's rest. 
 
 Sail far above the ocean's crest. 
 To Western Nations dost thou go — 
 The western winds blow sad and low." 
 
 " *A priceless Jewel,' Human Life, 
 
 Great Rulers, shatter not in strife. 
 Bid Peace to come, bid Peace remain. 
 More joyous then, be our refrain." 
 
 CHORUS: 
 *0 Birdman, fly o'er curving Earth, 
 
 To where the Rising Sun hast birth; 
 Where thought and efiFort eons old. 
 
 Their choicest treasures now unfold." 
 
 "Thou wondrous magic, mystic East, 
 We bid thee to the Nations' Feast; 
 An arch triumphant in the West, 
 Awaiteth thee, our bafiiHred guest.' 
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 Columbia's Daughters, fairest seen, 
 Attendant on the Jewel Queen, 
 
 Their richest gifts pile at her feet, 
 
 With her, our Nation s Guests will greet. 
 
 Royal Court magnificent! 
 
 Electra all her aid hath lent; 
 The Jeweled Stars, the Elements Four, 
 
 The Courtiers are on sea and shore. 
 
 Wise Science planned, great Labor wrought. 
 Fair Art, unto perfection, brought 
 
 These Palace Halls wherein are stored 
 The precious things a World outpoured. 
 
 The King of Jesters, gay and bold. 
 
 Doth merry, merry revel hold; 
 While Music, Flora, many more. 
 
 Keep carnival with Terpsichore. 
 
 
Her feet caressed by a sapphire sea. \\ aWv-^X' ^ / 
 
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 To paint the royal robes so rare, Jo^i 
 
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 The kings and queens the world around . /^ ^^/j ,4m\<\ 
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 ' \ Her coronet is a Jeweled Tower. 
 
 
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 Thou sparkling Tower of rainbow light, 
 A symbol of all things pure and bright. 
 
 While idly here we wait and dream, 
 Thy story read in glisten and gleam. 
 
 The Evil Genii of the Tower, 
 
 Ambition, Greed, and Mis-used Power, 
 Were envious of their choicest Gem, 
 
 And stole it far away from them. 
 
 Then mourning, all the Jewels wailed; 
 
 And grieving, all their radiance paled. 
 Gleamed Hope, the Opal, "Ransom give, 
 
 And then perchance our Queen wilt live." 
 
 Pearls doth gleam, "Pure Thoughts, we send;" 
 Emeralds gHsten, "Love, we'll lend," 
 Agates shinuner, "Health and Life;" 
 Chysolites glow, "Freedom from Strife" — 
 
 (" Tis not enough ," the Genii cry, 
 "Give more, or else thy Queen shah die!") 
 Emeralds glisten, "All Love we'll give. 
 
 If thou wilt let the Gem Queen live." 
 
 
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 ireat Love doth Evil Genii slay. 
 
 The three are buried far away. 
 In ecstasy the Jewels shone. 
 
 With joy again their Queen enthrone. 
 
 "Prosperity," the turquoise gleam; 
 
 "True Loyalty," the topaz beam; 
 The amethyst, all Truth wilt show; 
 
 And "Love," the ruby's heart dost glow. 
 
 Now singing color-songs of praise 
 
 These gifts on brightest beams upraise 
 
 The Rainbow Sisters, Children of Light, 
 All upward gleam in beauty, might ; 
 
 Till highest high, their beauty shone, 
 Beside their Queen's resplendent throne, 
 
 And then — ■ 
 
 Down showered gifts to the Children of Men ! 
 
 Now radiant gleams, the Queen they lend, 
 In loving homage, low they bend; 
 
 "Thou Queen of queens, Thou Mother Light 
 great thy power, great thy Might! 
 
 Thy glorious reign shall never cease ! 
 
 Thou radiant, diamond, Jewel of 
 
 PEACE! 
 
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