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Excerpt from The Architect and Engineer, Vol. 115: October, 1933
What shattered hopes and dreams encouraged fears When they were cast adrift to seek new soil!
And yet, forlorn, without a dreg or hope. Driven. Desperate. Dreams all turned to dust. Starving. Suffering. Powerless to Cope, They gave the Supreme Being simple trust.
And by his faith, well tried throughout past years They gathered of their remnant shattered band.
And. Probably. O'er waters fraught with fears. Conquered, in their quest for safer land.
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