Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-31

at all times demand loyalty from his
agent The agent must do what he IS
commanded to do by his principal,
and 10 do it in the manner directed
II the agent does not do SO he Is false
to his trust, and should be held in
contempt by all right minded men.
Therefore. no one should undertake
10 teach the boys and girls unless he is
in hearty accord with our form Of
government, and believes implicitly in
the pcrpetuity of our institutions
Unfortunately, in some OF the
schools If our country. We find teach
ers who are 1mbued with peculiar
ideas of government, and the rights
Of men, who feel al liberty to impart
to our boys ana girls their unpatriotic
doctrines Thus we have an ever-in
creasing unrest peryading our land
Some OF our boys aud girls become
saturated with the doctrine of social
ism in some of our great Institutions
of learning. and we find them trying
to tear down this government. which
has been builded by the sacrifice of
the lives of so many noble mon and
women This practice should rot be
tolerated by the people, but so secret,
50 Insidious are they IN their nefarious
work that ii Is Hard to trace the
source of the evil.
Fight When Necessary.
am firm believer IN peace and
believe that our children should he
taught to respect the rights of others,
as individuals and as notions. That
they should be taught never TO seek
"A quarrel but while this is true, also
believe that our boys should be taught
tn - Iaf mr. e.
their nation. Whenever our people
become imbucd with the idea that we
must have peace al any price then
the decadence of our nation win be-
gin Universal peace individually viii
come only when all meh are devout
followers of the lowly Na2arene; uni-
velsal peace nationally win come only
when the majority of the people OF
each country, and the rulers or every
country practice the doctrines of
Christianity. You may be ever so
peacefully inclined Yourself, yet if the
other fellow wants a fight YOU must
either run away or accommodate him
No man, with red blood in his veins
Is going to run away 1t is the same
nationally, The United states might
desire peace ever so much. Yet If some
other country desired trouble with us,
for any cause whatever. we must
either fight or Surrender our national
honor Thank God there are very
few If any, Americans who would be
willing 10 buy peace at the sacrifice
of the honor of the nation This be-
ing true our boys must be imbued
with the spirit of patriotism and love
of country to such an extent that they
VIII gladly and Willingly sacrifice their
lives on the national altar should oc-
casion lemand and our girls must
likewise be imbped with the same
spirit, so they win say to their hus-
BANDS and sons go forth Ia battle for
your country; she needs YOU. OF
course, war is dreadful, frightful ter
riblc calamity, but we must all re-
member and teach our children to re-
alize that life without honor is worse
than an honorable death. That the
spirit which animated Washington and
his followers, which caused them to
endure the privations and hardships
at Valley Forge; which caused Adj.
mlral Perry and his hardy seamen TO
risk death on the Great Lakes. which
enabled CRAM "a han,r,er bis n,o,i