The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-06-26
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T.dnShgured III the sweet FeiTah'
New courage thrilled him for the STRIFE,
And babe him Coming Conflicts hall.
His onward march again he pressed,
Life's larger ,nque>tS kept IL view
The h;ghe t tru Is VI fellow man.
OF nations net DIS, or worldwide plan,
his best and uuDiest efforts dr.'W,-
His prime of life to earth was blessed
TEN TINES FIVE.
The sunny hours of childhood's time,
The happy DAYS of youth and dreams,
The years uf full maturity,
When active life its pledge redeems,
The GROWING of LIES prime,-the prize
success must ever win.-all these
Acni. we'd midst smiles and tears. In Joy
Aud pain, lead on by times DEGREES
10 glorious festival, In years
By holy Writ Ell lined. throughout
The land earh fif y years snail mold
A year of jubilee devout.
NJ halt is called in life's grand march;
Develu ment no power may stay.
The leaf buds OH the forest tree
Are nourishea. though the branches sway
La widest ecstas. OF JOY.
Or clas ben, ath the tempest's rage.
through sorrow, gloom. and ram OF tears.
Mid pailny day S, III golden age,
Llf. life unSparing. counts the years
Till Times brief tablet disappears.
Not then to sIoth or lavish waste
Doth year oi jubilee invite;
We may not lay our a I,,. s ao%n'
Or one small point OF duty silgnt'
While pausing in our busy lves
To quaff cup of joy tonight.
High honor this 10 share the crown
Our Alma Mate wears by right
10 clasp again the friendly hands
That held aloft fair Wisdom's Light !.
To see the eyes, love-lit of yore,
With old affections ardor bright
To feel, to know, to hold, TO snare,
Emotions holy in Gods sight.
From river banks in many lands,
From ships that sailed Ger distant sea,
From mountain heights, suohme ana
grand, /.
From valleys slumbering silently, z
From busting ranks of busy men,
From homes that ring with merry glee,
We cali the dear alumni all
To share this precious Jubilee.
Dear Alma Mater greets her sons
And daughters fair. with smiles and tears.
For those who fought amid the guns
OF Gettysburg in by-gone years,
For those wnO've stood upon the helgnts
Ofman's accomplishment for man.
The laurel wreath with all the rites
OF old-tirne Greece and age OF Fan.
For those who've failed along the way
Beneath great burdens bravely borne,
And those smote down by fortunes froWn,
And wounded sore AMID the tray,
VINO, courage spent and bodies torn,
Have mourned alone their lost careers,
The close embrace and smiles, and tears.
For broken ranAs-for silent graves.
For life-work only just begun :,
Ere death his crue, shaft lmpelieo'
And 10, the opening race was done,
that mOnrn4rS SNe0
Above their own beloved dead.
DEAR JUBrLEE-the tender calls
OF Alma Mater, now repeat
Earth far horizons; rank ana ME
Tney come, they come, thy love 10 greet,
Who once have known the happy lie
OF childhood spent beside thy feet:
Tney come, they come; no spirit 1aiis
Beside the way, unseen perchance
By mortal ewes, they cloud our skies
With loving thoughts, and sweet disguise
OF precious memories. Surprise
Were ours, if lifted eyes Could see
These radiant forms OF purity
VINO grace our earthly lubhee!
With tender Jog we clasp the hands
OF comrades of the long ago.
Tn. flight of Time is but dream,
Unnoticed are the wreai hS OF snow
That rest, where shining locks once lay
In youth nj tints and oil array
For ewes undi .uned aud hearts unchanged
And memorv's tender, solemn bond,
No age can touch, 10 time destroy,
In earth, or fairest heaven beyond.
GRAND JUBILEE. With pride our eyes
Beuold our Alma Mater Queen
Or lore, in fair Hawaii's isles.
The busy wears that intervene
since children gathered at her knee
And li,psd their "ten times one are ten.
RI ave carved her name in shining lines
A uons the nob.er works OF men.
he humble cot r palace walls
Ma lie way; the ancient furnishings
Aud simple armor OF the OLD
Time discipline, all power. III gold
ep aced with all the appliances
That art and science ca enfold.
o., higher planes her children met,
From poider heights the world surveyed.
T,e roll call on this summer night,
With h,uored n ,mes is full anu bright.
In poverty, distress and pain.
S.,rne lives large victories attain.
,Neai n C utching sha lows dark and drear
MIN new friend or brother near,
A desperate struggle, buried deep
IN human hearts. forever sleeps.
Fought bravely-won-whde on lie sweeps
FRO IL pinnacle Of fame-from grand
Achievement in some smiling land,
From bu -iness whirlpool, swift and strong
FIN homes where days are sweet wit
song,
From heathen land. unknown and dark,
Respond to Alma Mater Gail
| The voices or ner children all.
| Unknown to-day their histories
| R-yea ed not yet their mysteries
| I,ut sharing in the wondrous plan
| That uses every fellow-man
| T, lift the world from sin and gloom,
| And i'm the light OF Heaven ind room.
| TRUE JUBILEE is liberty
| This day let burdened hearts go tree
| The toll OF life with CRIME and care,
| The sorrow which a. hearts must bear
| The bit erueSs the hate, the woe,
The anguish that will overflow,
| Behind US cast with willing hand
Reisn Jubilee, throughout the land!
Oh DAYS OF retrospection sweet!
When age. her childhood gladly greets;
| When DAVIS of romance, love and dreams
Through riffs of mem'ry fondly CLEAN.
We NAV not stem Life's rapid stream,
we NAV not shrink from coming pain,
To day is ours to live again
The precious past. Let future years
rhe influence feel OF this glad time
Each coming age know fewer tears,
All life itself be more sub ime.
Let Jubilees repeat their joys
0n earth.-pplIft mankind. till all
The world their higher gifts employ
AGAINST that last and heavenly call,
throughout Gods whole eternity,
To share his perfect jubilee