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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-05

Thirty-seven women workers have
been presented with the order OF
Queen Elizabeth by the Belgian min
lister.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-05

The veteran Monte Cross has again
been named coach of the University
of Maine baseball squad. This will be
his fourth year of such service at
Maine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-05

Frogs and toads are gifted with {
remarkable acute sense of hearing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-05

The golf tourney season is al
ready under way on the southern
courses. One Of the first surprises
Of the season was the recent defeat
in the Florida state tournament of
Miss Elaine Rosenthal, western
champion, considered the star wom-
an player of last season. Mrs. E. F.
Byfeld defeated the champion in the
tourney which was held at Palm
Beach. Mrs. Byfield later lost to
Miss Bessie Fem of Poland Springs.
Me-, who won the tourney. A large
gallery Of summer colony folk watch
ed the tournament.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-05

Totals 867 $40 1856
Handicap added.
Progress won 2; lost 1.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-05

Totals -. 1856 1872 S58
Handicap added.
Twiggs lost 8.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-03-05
tenfels for high score OF the evening
The scores.

Totals -. S37 8y2 X73
Handicap added.
Firestones won Q; lost /.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
ELECTED TO FRENCH ACADEMY
Discoverer Of yaceinea Is Foremost
Physician.

Paris.-Dr. Ferdinand Vidal hoe
Keen elected member OF the Academy
Of Sciences. He is professor OF th
medical clinic at the faculty of me
tiicine of the University of Paris. and
is one of the foremost doctors of tl'
day. The medical world is indebted
to him for numerous discoveries, no
table of vaccines for typhoid fever
Dr. widal's lectures and his clinica!
service are attended by students frop
all parts of the world. The Academy
Of Sciences is one Of the five acade-
mics thnt form the Institute OF
france, and Jews are represented j.
nll of them, viz: Academic Franchise
NJ. Henri Bergson; Academic de-
Sciences, NM. Gabriel Lippmann
jacques Hadamard. and Ferdinan''
Vidal; Academic. ct Politiqucs. MN
Georges Levy and Bergson; Acade
mie dcs Inscriptions ct Belles-IAs-
rres, NM. Sal0mon Reinach and Thee
dore Reinacll; Academic des Beaux
Arts. Baron Edmond de Rothschild.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
JEWISH PROSPECTS IN LITII-
UANIA HOPEFUL IN SPITE OF
PRESENT HARDSHIPS SAYS =
GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCEMENT

warsaw-The Jewish Ministry OF
the Lithuanian government has issued
u memorandum concerning tile present
conditions of the Jews of the country
in which it states thar the govern
ment is extremely friendly AMI hel in.
toward the Jews, ana is cooperating
with the Jewish Ministry In eIcs',r
aging and supporting all Jewish -eui
tural, cooperative and financial enter
rrises.
"The Jews in I.ithmnia,' the mem
orandum states, and par'i"uiari:
those in the provinces, air. now vet.
moor, and it is estimated that pcrhaps
fifty percent of the Jewish population
ir the provinces is in need of financiai
telp. As far as 1t is possible to do
so, the government is looking after
rlie neediest cases"
The Jewish Ministry is planning To
open Jewish bank with n capital OF
n million marks. Some help toward
this is being furnished by the Jewish
relief agencies.
The memorandum goes on tn say
that the Lithuanian Jews have recent
ly begun to show an aptitude for asri-
culture, and that they have taken to
garden culture to very marked eS-
tnpt nil over the country
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
TWO HUNGARIAN MINISTERS
PUBLICLY URGE ANTISENIITIC
MEASURES.

Budapest-That anti-Semitic feeling
actually permeutes the Hungarian
government is once more clearly shown
by two of its most recent prOclama
tions. The Minister of Reconstruction
has issued an appeal to all Christians
that they withdraw all their deposits
from Jewish banks. while the Min
lister of Propaganda has made the srg-
cestion that cross be-placed on the
dome of the Parliament, with the very
obvious intention of offending the Jews
in that way.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
Rabbi Wise Upheld After
Gary Attack
Free Synagog Council Reaffirms Hi
Duty TO Speak the Truth rs II"
Sees it,


New York. Oct. 1G.--Dr. Stephen $
Wise was upheld by the Synagog's Ey
tcutive Council in having preached i"
Il sermon at the Free Synagog In Carr
egie Hall that '''Garyism is the mos
prolific breeder of revolutionary and
Bolshevist sentiments in the land"
Confronted with DIR. Wise's offer to
resign as Chief Rabbi because he said
members of his congregation had
threatened to withdraw ON account OF
his attack on Judge Elbert II. Gary's
attitude in the steel strike. the Cour
ell adopted resolution unanimousl.
approving of free speech in the pul
rit."
Sixteen prominent officials of the
Synagog, headed by Oscar s. tSraus
chairman of the Council, met at the
Free Synagog House. 36 West sixty
eighth street. to consider DR.. Wise's
offer to resign. After an hours dis
crlssion a resolution to sustain him ii
"a free expression of religious, socia'
Or political views" was proposed by
Mr.. Straus. seconded by DIR. Lee Is
Franlel, and promptly adopted.
The position was taken that utter
ances from the pulpit did not bind
tie congregation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
MANY PENNSYLVANIA JEW :
ABOUT TO MAKE HOMES IN
PALESTINE.


Pottsville, Pa.-Foreseeing Pilgrim
ages to Palestine which will rival in
numbers and enthusiasm the Crusades
cf the Middle Ages. prominent Jews
cf this region, working in connection
with others in Philadelphia, New iorS
and Chicago. are literally selling all
they have" and are preparing % make
their future home. for some years at
least, in Jerusalem. rr
Clinton b., Reed, local real estate
dealer, was nstonisled tais weci. when
Il prominent Jew ordered all his houses
in Pottsville placed on the market. so
that he can have n free hand IN going
TO Jerusalem. Il expect to return to
America and will not give mp iny citi-
zcnship." said this man. but 1 viii
he more or less out of touch with this
country for several years and wish +"
have a mind free from investment wor
ries''
Once satisfied that the Turk will not
bc allowed to return to Palestine. il
has not taken many representative
Jews long to make mp their minds that
the former home of then fathers OF
:crs unparalleled opportunities for
uoney making. Those from this part
Of Pennsylvania will generally engage
in building sewers and trolley lines at
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
PAI.ESTINIAN JEWISH COLONIES
MAKE GOOD IMPRESSION ON
ENGLISH GENERAL.

London-After visiting many jew
ish colonies in Palestine, General war
son has expressed great enthusiasm
over the activities and the life Of the
colonists, as well as his appreciation
Of the cordial reception which they
gave him.
According to report which has
reached here, 300 Jewish war refugees
from Greece have just arrived in Pal
estine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29

A Yiddish weekly is now Icing pub
lished in Berlin. under the name OF
.per Freitag." This is probably the
first Yiddish magazine or periodical
published In Germany in recent years.
1t is national in character and is piob-
ably supported by the large number
tf TRISTAN Jews who found their way
to Germany DUNG the .y"ars of tbs
var.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
aORGENTHAU MADE GRAND OF.
FICER OF LEGION OF HONOR
SAILS FOR HOME.

Paris.-Captain Andre Tardieu. rep
,esenting President Poincare. decorat-
cd Henry Morgenthau, former Amer'-
can Ambassador to Turkey and head
of the Mission to Poland. as Grand
officer of the Legion of Honor in rec
ognition of his services to France be
tore and during the war.
Mr.. Morgenthau has sailed for home
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29

Rabbi Kuk. for many years Chiei
I:abbi of the Ashkena2im In Jaffa, put
since the war Rabbi OF Mahzike M
bat in London, arrived in Jerusalem
where he will assume the office OF
chief rabbi of the Ashkenazic COM
munity there.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
POsEN TO HAVE SIX JEWISH
JUDGES.

Warsaw-Six Jewish lawyers IN
posen have attained the honor Of ap-
pointment as judges. Their names are
Steinberger, Rothfeld, Rather, Karl
bad. Burstein and Schiffman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29

Let every man, if possible. gather
some good hooks under his roof Al
most any luxury should he sacrificed
to this,-Channing. FcSr,-,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
Wednesday, October 20, 1919

ped. that the Foltishcni tragedy shoult!
be thoroly Investigated. Finally you
agreed to the Investigation.
well, after dragging along for four
endless months, the Investigations dis
closed that the Jews were in no wa:
guilty, that there was no reason fo'
suspecting them. and that the whole
affair was a mistake. Some mistake
it was. And it was your own com
mission which discovered it.
I'm the course OF the investigation.
an aged Jew was asked what his of
fense was. Yes he answered, I have
committed an offense. / myself fought
in the War of 1877 as Roumaniar
soldier. My children are now at the
front with our army. My crime is
that 1 voted for Mr. Bratiano as Sen
atOr for Suceava, and for that shall
never forgive myself
among those who were imprisoned
we're also ns.sz father (May he rest in
l,eace), and my brother. a, My father
Il veteran of the War of 1877, n citizen,
I'm elector of the first class to ths
Senate and the House of deputies
my father who had sent five of his
sons-mark it well, Mr.. Brat,ano-he
sent five of his sons to the front with
our army II do not know how many
sons of yours you sent to the 'front.'
or whom one. n boy of twenty three
wears. fell at Oituz-him, Mr.. Bratiano.
as reward, you arrested as II spy.
How could YOU commit such a shame
less act? Did YOU not think that his
children might some day call you tc
nccount for such basencss?
II went to visit my father in prison.
saw him together with men lik-
pineles. Lasst. and other unfortunates
all the very soul of honor-and you
cast them into prison. Their onI.-
crime was that they were Jews.
Think for moment, Mr.. Bratiano;
I. an officer in the Roumanian army
my other brothers at the front-ane
our aged father, veteran of 1877
in prison! How great is our anxiety
-'iisi,T stupi,. III, br;.tai your netio,is'
Dcjected. embittered to the core OF hi"
fine spirit, at the unspeakable crime
you have committed against him
short time after his release from pris-
on. my father died.
THAT was the reward oil one Oh '"e
finest men In SuceaVa Make IN
quiries about him. Mr.. brauaho' as
people VINO knew MN. ENaihihe '''o
the reports about MIN which frihee
Moruzy, Mr. Gizescu' ana others haN'
made You. your State-MaJor' inc i'iis'
cradle Panaitescu-all OF you haNe
committed crlihlhal oiie"se "s"'"
orr name. against our honor.
"Just imagine, Mr.. Bratiano. what
my brothers will think and feel when
they return home-after having done
their duty-and will no longer find
their father. and will learn that you
are his murderer, you whom he voted
to represent him in Parliament! And
well indeed you represented him-yor
released him from yourself and from
all his troubles! But noy ell that
is ended Under the. new administr"-
ton all Jews will become citizens. and
they will be able to see to 1t that the"
do not again come under your YOKE.
II wanted you to know all this ME
Bratiano. so that in the nights I"
come, when your troubled CONSCIENCE
will not let you sleep-when you VIII
see before your eyes the soldiers whom
you have sent to their deaths JUST
because you wanted war-and all tins
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
Remarkable Reason for
Rabbits 5 R designation


i'r. Moses = sseo0son .. Snesep.
Leaves rulpls Because ne ias Los
DR.. Noses p. Jacobson has resigned
from his position as Minister of B'nia
Zion Congregation in Shreveport. Ia.
He served the congregation for eight
ron years. His letter of resignation
reads:
Shreveport, In. Oct. Z. 1919.
Mr.. Sidney L. Hcrold. President, and
members of the B'nai Zion C0ngre
cation;
Shreveport, In.
Brethren:
II herewith respectfully, and l may
add, reluctantly request the congre-
CATION to release me for my contract
with It Immediately with the close
Gf the present holiday season. The
reasons prompting this request are
wholly subjective. l feel that ! must
have at least q years rest from the
ministry and from all thought Of the
ministry.
~ w. s,.
, rer,o,, :, ,h,rtv.tbree ve.rs eighteen
~ which have snept Z, vonrs uulpit.
,rbe ANNA, summer vacation. as
,,.vo i'm. AMI so.,r exp,.,pe,, IN r,anv
~ v,,, ha. r.yor ,,oor vacat,on to
mo On tho co,tr.rv n has hocp /.
,.r,o, q, INIT NOR, concentrated s,udv
g.. 49,. 80. :, .to VOC, .,,.oa
,.,vo t,,na tha d,t,os n, n. nrofes-
gtor ,o- ,vs.,, ~ ,aost noth oxact.
''-'' -'77..
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
Rabbi Silver's Descrip-
tion of Jerusalem
Says Sympathy and Cooperation
Should BE Our Attitude to the Prob
lens of the Holy Land.


Rabbi \. ii. Silver of Cleveland on
his return from ii trip TO Palestine,
described Jerusalem IN n recent SER
mon before his congrega tion ut the
Temple of that city.
In the sermon entitled. Palestine
as Saw It," DIR. Silver says: "Symp-
nthy and cooperation. not Intolerance
and bigotry, is the attitude which the
practical American businessman should
take toward the problems of the Holy
Land" Better let the victims of
massacres in Ukrainia and the other
oppressed provinces migrate to Pal
estine than to crowd the ghettos and
sweat shops of our large Cities he
snid.
when We approach land older
Than England and see the ruins of
thrice ruined cities. we approach it
like an old masterpiece. cracked by
age. but priceless in its grandeur ana
sunctity. 1t is little country. 1aO
miles long and 100 miles wide, bur
history does not require vast territory
for Its stage Palestine is new
world, microcosm In which all re-
ligions and races are included Az
hehcld the heavens, could understand
the Psalmist who said that this Is the
work of Gods hand and
What is man that Thou are mindful
NJ Him ~
"It is an Inspiration 10 behold this
ancient spot, SO unique and beautiful.
il is not desert land. but deserted and
wasted. Man has done his utmost to
ruin 1t, but the soil is responsive and
could be made to yield abundantiy."
Jerusalem is a medieval and dirty
city In the old quarters, but around
them has grown a new city OF Jews
and non-Jcws. Isefore the war, sixty
five thousand of the hundred thou
sand inhabitants were. Jews After
j .sfef acvas<x tisn.- disease nad exile.
brought about by the European strus-
gle. the population had dwindied to
sixty thousand. forty thousand OF
which were Jews. Jaffa. the seaport
cf Jerusalem. has ten thousand Jews
and n suburb nearby whefe ''''
thousand Jews INc' is II e''''"' "e"'
community Ike our iho"''h
america. Haifa' seaport Town '''
Damascus and Galilee. has fine har-
Dor which Is beihs ihproNeo :" me-
1t VIII be a Vaiuap'c port very
'3riherits, the resting p'"'e
Maimonides and Akioa. Is the eeh'ei
OF the Talmudic sehoo'.
"Thc Jews OF the CITIES are VI w"
kinds The older Jews nave ie'"''"''
TO Palestine 10 dle' anu thes nave "
desire to work. They spehd their o"S'
In study OF tine iaimuo anu Ill p'a'
They are poyerty-strickeh ana go aoo"'
in gaberdine girdie ana shiii cap.
They suffer from malaria ana eye
diseases. Their children are aresSe'
like their elders and IKE them' 'he!
have no education or proiessioh-
This is the chieI faies'ihe P''
lem. The Engiish government "iu
the Zionists are trying TO uproo' ''i'
settlement and are competing the p''''
cnts to train their children Tor Il tr'os
and to send them to schooi.
"The second type OF citi|eh is ,'>
grandeur of the Holy Lana since
1882, university men anu victims VI
the ghetto have em'erated to the Hois
land to become agricultnrists. Ihe'r
love for the land ana the uesire 10 "o'A
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29
On Seeing Sargents "Syna-
cog" and t.Church"
BY LOUIS I. NEWMAN.


What mean you, muster of the br,ist
and tube?
Whence has your genius fled? Yor
from whose brain
The rapt scraphic seers Of Israel
l.eaped on the canvas full-grown into
life.
Why paint you now a maid upon hel
throne,
Inscribed--oh mockery- with proph
cts names,
Who hold the goblet and the wafer
). poised
ON robes that lightly fcnch the thorn
crowned Christ
Why are her eyes so luminous and
Likc Catherine afiamc with mystis
sight?
And why upon another sheet you paint
4 fearsome thing? What myster:
broods here?
What riddle in this bcnrdless figure
turks?
Is tlds royal sire with hoary locks
Iha ffall distrait across Il feeble
breast?
Or is this she, the virgin Israel
of whom great Jeremiah sang hi
plaint.
She that was great among the M
tions once,
| is now become a beldane, aged. lone =
Why should the ;gilded crown he tot
tering?
Why should her ncrvelefs fingers mad
ly clutch
The shattered halves cf shiloh's scep-
tre-staff;
.,nd why the tablets OF the law or yet
A golden brenstplate should she hug
and clasp
To hide her nakctlness.
/ Why should shc,s fallen on the bloody
stone.
like Hecuba or Priam. slain at Troy
Drag tight, idolatrous, cmblazoned
folds, ~
! whcrcon the cherubs. IKE Metsnc-
49, heads
! with vacant and malignant stares, he
hold her grief?
Aid why, we ask you, why those sight
less eyes,
As if in contrast to those brilliant orts
OF your bright virgin. clothed i.
-churchly guise?
Would you proclaim that in the flnn'
and heat
I OF Jahweh's wrath her sockets hav'
burned void?
( And why bind round her head the 50
BILE band,
As. il to say. tho sight were vouch
safed her,
Yet self-imposed, black ignorance laZ
there.
OH, master-pinterq is your sym'o!
/ true.
OF that great hearth where gents
Hillel taught
Your Christ his mild and soothin:
/ words of truth?
Where Johanan, Maimondes. Rashi
And Rabbi Ezra, mentioned by your
poet,
The god-intoxicated Benedict.
The hunchback Socrates In latter days
Revealed their mighty thoughts tina
shook mankind.
Think you our youth will mutciy clos'
their lips
When you weave lies into your col
ored text?
We are an ancient folk, sore-weighet
with years;
Yet are we ever young; undying 1ir'
huns thru our veins. Our bearded
patriarchs
Still dream the dreams of God. ou
warrior youth
See. visions, and the Law from us st.I
flows,
What mean you, master of the brusl
I and tube;
Whence has your genius fled?
American Israelite.
John Singer Sargent, the mura
painter, much of whose recent worl
has been the painting of the walls
the Boston Public library. lie ha
recently installed new panel there
called "The Synagog 1t has Deel
the subject of much discussion an
controversy in both jewish ana non
Jewish circles. The question whic
is disturbing the minds of those wh
have viewed the painting is to dec q
i, whether it represents or misrepreseh'
the Synagog.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29

and vet ones enemy swears that he has
said something :" and with shrug of
Lis shoulders. he added, This too
will pass away"
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29

How soon the millennium would come
IL the good things people intend to do
tomorrow were only done today.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-10-29

Formerly mobilixed as officer in the
Roumanian Army"
had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
stern in the town of Tg. Neanitz'l.
He happened not to have copy or
the letter. l later obtained the let
Ter from-but 1 dare not publish the
name for fear that the man ma" lie
punished. Mr.. Stern is a very interest
iLg young man. He is the i'resiueh'
I, { the Kehillah of his village. Speak
ing of his letter, he remarked TO lne
with n smile: "A Jew is used to
trouble. TO suffer for having dared
to tell the truth is not so bad as when
one suffers for having said nothing
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-29
"When the Flag Goes By

Does your heart beat faster or your
eyes grow dim,
When the flag goes by?
Is there something, just the sight of it,
that rouses all your vim,
When the flag goes by?
All its coIors are so clear,
All it stands for is so dear,
Don't you want to shout and cheer,
When the flag goes by?
CHORUS
When the flag goes by,
When the flag goes by,
Is there something, just the sight of it,
that rouses all your vim,
When the flag goes by2
All its colors are so clear, r.
All it stands for is so dear,
Don't you want to shout and cheer,
When the flag goes by?
Rouse then, comrades, everywhere! and
let each one do his part,
When the flag goes by?
With wisdom born of courage and
truly loyal heart
When the flag goes by;
Not for dollars, self or gain,
Not for mean ends to attain
But ideals to retain
When the flag goes by.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-29
Trustees Sale of Land.
North Carolina
Richmond County

North Carolina
Richmond County
Under and by virtue of the power con-
tanned in two certain Deeds of Trust exc
cuted by w. P. Covington and wife, Jose
phine Covington, to w. L. Parsons,
Trustee for the Bank of Pee Dee, the
first bearing date of Feb. 25th, 1908 and
recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for Richmond county in Book RRR
page 583 ct seq and the second bearing
date of May 14th, 1907 and recorded in
Book so at page l52; default having been
made in the payment of the indebtedness
secured thereby and in order to satisfy
the same, will on Monday June 9th,
1919 at IL O'Clock M in front of the
Court House Door in the of Rockingham
offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described tract or
parcel of land: Lying in the aforesaid
County and State and in Rockingham
Township, bounded as follows:
Being lot No. S in the division of the
William Lampley lot: Beginning at the
Sd. corner of lot No. in said division, a
red oak, Q black oak pointers and runs
N. SO 1-2 west 27.20 chs. to stake, a
blackjack and blackgum pointers; being d
corner of lot No. 6; thence S. % chs. to
the first line Of lot 2; thence with said
line S. 8S IL f. Is chs. to the line of lot
No. 4 in said division; thence with said
line N. rs E. to the beginning except so
much thereof as was conveyed by W. P.
Covington and wife, to John Shaw by
Deed dated Jan. 10th, 1908, recorded in
the Office of the Reg. of Deed in Book
xxx page 118. containing after said ex-
ception IL acres, more or less.
This 5th day Of May, 1919.
w. L. Parsons, Trustee.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-29
Anvil Chorus. Z.

God Of the nations, inglory enthroned &
Upon our 1Sv'd country Thy blessings
pour ss 49, a N
Guide us and guard US from strife in the
ih future,
Let Peace dwell among US for evermorel
Proudly our banner now CLEANS with
u golden luster! ~
Brighter each star shines in the glorious
clusterl
Liberty for evermorel And Peace and
.'s Union, gx 7
And Peace and Union throughout our
happy land. m
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-29
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as Executors of the
last will and testament of the late Ann
L. Steele, this is to notify all parties hold
ing any claim against said estate to pre-
sent the same 10 the undersigned on Of
before the 22nd day of April, 1920, OF
this notice will be plead in bar Of re.
covery.
This April 22nd, 1919.
George S. Steele,
Sam s. Steele,
Executors.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-29
"Flying Song"

Flying Song.
Up thro' the air we Co.,
Leaving the world below
Wrapped in sunny glow,
Far down beneath us.
Mounting to heay'n we fly;
Piercing the opal sky;
Posing like birds on high
While soft clouds wreathe us.
CHORUS:
Wheeling and soaring,
Tho winds be roaring,
New worlds exploring,
Onward we go, onward we go,
All! onward we 60.
Spirits of air we seem,
Living a magic dream,
Waited on wings that CLEAN,
Like angel pinions.
On, at a dizzy pace,
With hearts that throb, we race
Into the blue of space,
No more earth's minions.