New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-06-28

packed them off to training camps. @ rnSS
And too often certain drafted lei &
were sent to tn camps IN su.en
s sSs. with ns that that ste STEADY E,n fire of pattotsm which, th., no n normal cm"n,r man n. "a h l"9k
No doubt the word Stacker has had its uses; but it is possible that we
of us who have never worn a uniform are lot well entitled to use "slacker"
uro a9t% ht w we s am use Ia re ~ Marker r"a az" so,S %arn a wS IA "u ~no 1t ho ye" bee en
ness for our enemy. '''S '' '"' w 10 "S '' 10 'S '' '
To- a nation war comes as a great trouble comes to a family; When a
other than amt they e' have ne been al in ' Happier erH times ."' They ly forget forge " differences that
have come among them, and they make sacrifices to help M another. They
rovfred n before oennot Their net st strength re 4m, % TO- meet ~ the heir tr",1 comes mes , from mt ah aa
his share, the others will get less from him by scolding than if they say:
One day last April we had a Liberty Loan" parade in 1ndnnnapo-
lis. Some 10000 of US marched and the rest looked on and helped to
with the people who carried them singing GLORY! Glory! Halelujah"
unts and lines and lines of surgeons and nurses, and there were state
and srs.t city nyrt 4a &c ais n and governors rnors and senators sn e%,, and d, es s%n ass s"s S but the
owners marched with their men; labor leaders marched with miIionaires'
railroad men, the BARRIERS, the bricklayers, the steel workers. the Gamers.
the bands played and when the bands didn't. The Catholic organizations
groes marched in their church orders. singing and free and in the war, like
called German, but would n o longer be called German. they marched and
a masy. and &ns ws's en-. %s' su ssss1"ss.y shouting ss v'' sss s,i " part sa,i of e ss w ssas.n on . Gs,
Battle Cry Of Freedom" and there were Roumanlans and serhians and
and there was q band of japanese, dressed a antique bowmen. No
And overhead sailed the ahpIanes. But it as not so with Indianapolis
alone; o. s,o with a: H.. the "ss cities msn and towns v and ns. Villages Is. and and. ' swm;ys ss@ Of
there ire 1OOOOOOOO people!
So W said: III that Rosenkranz and Gulderstern pair If worthless In
Germany, Hindendorf and Ludenburgh, could only get a birdseye view Of
what is showing forth today II they could get but a glimpse of this America
reused, they might also get a glimpse of what is coming to them! u"
America not only reused, but America united. Our trouble
has taught u our unity. We have said: "Come. brother! and W re stand
together, steadfast We are at al with miitarism. The kaiser, knowing
that he is the front and symbol of mltarism, said: "ThOse who wish ITO de-
strOy u arr digging their W graves" He knows well enough what we
to destroy and in his rage he talks graveyard to brighten 49, His
worst mistake has been his thinking that "terr6rizaHOn" terrIfes; that
numbering a mans child subdues the mar and keeps him quiet! ZeppeHns,
submarines. 7Omie guns. poison gas. rape. setting peaceful towns o. fire,
turning machine guns o n women, children, priests and old men-these are
the raw head and bloody bones he uses. hoping through fear to make all.
the wide world his own private ogres castle. But America will not have
so. Let him ave his raw head and bloody bones; let him threaten
us with graves, and let him make the German people believe that 1t is
Germany W. mean to destroy; he knows what this republic means to do;
he knows what the united democracy Of the world means to dO-and II II
he that is afraid, and proves his fear, like a coward talking big in the dark.
America is marching Leaders go before u.s., mighty and implacable
for America and for the freedom of man, and we see them not in dtmness.
but Is shining figures alive today and alive forever, at the head of the 10.
ton: Washington and Franklin and Hamilton and Adams and jefferson
and Patrick Henry and Francis Marion and Paul Jones and Light Horse
Harry Lee; and Decatur and Madison and Scott, and William Henry Hr-
rison and Zachary Taylor. And the solemn, great figure of Lincoln marches
at our head, with Grant and Sherman and Sheridan and Robert 4. Lee
and Stonewan Jackson. We know what these lei said to US: that the
word to us was always the same, yesterday and today and tomorrow-al
their word to us Is Forward" And we follow them.
Their way lies straight upward ove emperOrs and kings For a while.
IN u prosperity 1t seemed that we had forgotten III leaders. that we had
forgotten that the power Of the spirit is greater than the power # dollars,
that re had W en- forgotten to keep ourselves a nation, n and indivkibIe,
and had become a collection Of grabbers, living o n fat and laughing at or
rupuon and shame-and 1t was thus the German thought of u.s.. Never was
here 81 false a lie! The time has cor that brings us u test. America
woke and woke in arms. Not n true 10 of America doubts the future.