The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-13

"i old liberty boil rcycrhcrn'r around
III" world and q new nation D.. horn.
hnptis"d with pairiotic blood nuI I'D
I"ai"d =" tho principles uf youuIuo BIO
"riv. This government spring. furvprd
! with mighty strides The vouih .unr
reaches ginnt proportions, aud 70. D.
grows aud expand. II carric. win. ~ 'h.
"l"ssiugs "f ~ original .w &c.
Eut u was not ~ bc expected ma,
! ihi. yuung giant shoulu continue be-
M gulii""ut 'uf""r with uo Interruption.
| whatever. M industrial system uud
/ cen forced upon us and u chung lu r.
with nll ~" tcnHritv of ruuroruu.
growth aud with about the .amr result
StriI" was "ugcudrrrd sectional r,r'
/ ug was Htuu-rd. the black spectre wa.
hciurc US ion halt century haunting
Hs over iih" o dcud from the under
, world. \I the Ingenuity Ut stale.
'ncushir Wa. unable iu throw un this
inherited blight II was di."u,, that
had fastened hold of our rnm,r, o. VI.
tails aud nothing hui the most danger.
urS surgical up"rultu tun known iu the
world would suffice 10 remove 10. ,l,I
war. that grim aud hloody monster. thar
has shed 80 much frntrrunl hl,ud 'ua'
has rent IN twain ~ many unrruu-. that
80 often hn, plurk"d the hloom ut
l'h"tiy leaving ih" twig 10 hIight and
wrihrr beneath the ,r"rrhug ,uu of
drsp"ti,in 'tril war with nIl r'- hur
ruI- WAS ur"u rs We Nill not r,ruuut
'br dread experience" oi that tour ,rars
ui misery aud gloom Sullirirr Zoo say
thhi two mor" magnificent an ir, were
never arrnvod against each other than
the followers at that ,yuuuym ct irur .
les. determination. l'lvs,r. : Guu' .
iud the followers "f that SYNONYM ui .
rhi,nlrou, nobility. Rohrrt r. Zoe
I'ut ih" sunlight al last broke through .
'h'>" hlHr Hrkruiug clouds the gentle wind /
'i peace drove thcm h"yuud the horl .
80. civil war was % thing ut the uu.'. .
GRADUALLY the rancor aud ht'crur., .
died away The pursuit, of peace were
healing balm ?" the wound, uf Cr,h
wa. III" last linp' ring rmhrr- were /
uu"urhod "iih the hlpn,' ,f MARTYR, uui /
~" t"ars 81 widows aud orphans. aud |
TODAY ~" strains of "DiNic'' aud |
% Maryland my Maryland mlupIr with
'husc of "Columhin aud Marching |
Through Georgia until furllv the
beauty rnd harmony of those ,wor,
m, lodirs u.it" IN tbc most beautiful of
ulI. MY 'mu'rv ~, of thee. Sweet
hud of liberty OF thee slug
Ycs. We love our country We hrlrr,r
In "ur government: We cherish hor DO,
tory; ~" support md defend her ru,'I
iutiou- we glory thc bright prom
,.c of her FUTURE; Nud -, We take
pride in being e h,tru'il, American /
order, aud ~ ~" 'uuh ou these thing, |
he vision "f the most beautiful cmhl"m
beneath the ,tnrs appears. nr or'ou a- |
IN cmlrm oi oar order, The ~Ior, aud |
stripes Rnhcd ~ fadrl"ss -pIrudur |
We uniurl II ~ the hr""lcs. and i- ihr
red grows rrdor iid rcdrr. and Nh"
white grows whittier aud whittier. aud J
he ,,a's grow hurhi,r aud brighter. |
wr remember that, like our Order h., |
strength aud rlor, lies IN the 'n,t that I
II Is ~" emblem at thos" principles ut !
,trrual truth aud JUSTICE. MAY wr ever
love nrd defend ~
Another cardinal principle "f our Or |
irI Is the preservation at the purity "t |
'hr home. | have made soru, mrnl ruu !
49, our country, her ,r,iltu,,ou-. the Inn !
rrrishnhlr glory of eur flgr, hu' the !
honor. stability rud graui,ur ut uur
country arp"nd upon our h"m"s once
read story of THE man without % |
country, hut have often thought h !
is beyond the genius of man to depict
the awful mrloncholv that wnuld oI
,rlop the man without hom" But q.
pathetic u, that condition would hc It
will not compare ~ the awful condition
of either man or woman who once en-
loved the blessings at home, bat through
some agency ha, lost IT.. Aud 80 one Of
our cardinal principle. Is 'o pr"rr,' and
defend nur home. aud the humrs ~ rnrh
other. Unless that - done this uli
world would be- u sterile aud dr,olutr
| ghodr, without homes aud the bless
ings that attend hem the condition of
the lost soul would he uo worse than
ours, Home is not merely place. II
is not lust so much space bounded hv.
walls aud pnrtitioncd int rooms; II l.
the place where domestic happiness aud
love and peace must abide; IL 's the
pla . whore ministerinp ANGEL. bearing
from IN high the h"ncdictious of heuv.
en-, love To lingcr and hcstow their
most munifccu' blessings That spirit
of home is like the nwect perfume of
a flower; IL is the mystic attraction
that draws us and holds us within It's
sacred precincts, You have all seen
flowers without perfume No matter
how gorgeous the bloom or with what
bright tints they ARE arr1yed, we soon
tire # their nIaunii,cncc But we
never tire of the sweet fragrance Of
the most modest violet that hides its
head in meadow or woodland. II is the
duty Of every Elk TO protect his home
nd the home Of every other persoa In