Sierra County advocate. [volume], June 22, 1917, Image 1

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VOL. 34. HILLSBORO. SIERRA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, JUNE 72, 1917.
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MORNING JOURNAL
(Nora Trew, Magdalena, N. M., June 12, 1917.)
"The colors call!" the bugles blow,
Behold thy sons New Mexico!
While, "I have answered," comes the cry
Ten thousand heroes' glad reply
Yes, thrice ten thousand, from the plain,
The deserts wide, the vast domain;
The Rio Grande takes a voice,
The purple mountain peaks rejoice.
The drum-beats roll, the colors glow
To arms thine own New Mexico!
New Mexico, so arms thine own!
The heaping rocks, the sculptured stone,
The solitudes' volcanic sands
Raise from the dusts their hero bands,
The fair-haired Saxon of the plain,
The proud descent of ancient Spain
Gifts to our shores of warriors old,
Unsullied in their valor bold;
With Zuni and with Navajo,
Spring to thy call New Mexico!
Spring to thy cal! to crush the foe,
This thy gift, New Mexico;
To save from maim and bruise and stroke
The Belgian childfrom slavery's yoke
Matron, and maid, and helpless age,
'Gainst whom, insane with fiendish, tage
The b. utal foemanheap their wrongs,
The blood-god Odin tunes their songs;
To strike the tryant blow for blow,
Blest be1 thine arms New Mexico!
No slackers hide in God's great hills;
No traitors drink from mountain rills;
No cowards 'neath thy holy skies
Watch from their camps the stars to rise.
Thy cactus, with her prickly spine,
Would crush the heart that dare repine
That dare not answer at thy call
That dare not fight, or fighting fall.
God makes thy mother-pride to glow
'O thrice rejoice New Mexico!
Blest be thine arms New Mexico,
Thrice-armed, in cause so just, we know
Thy western manhood no poor boast
For "We have answered!" shoutsthe host
The strong vanquero of the plain,
The gift of brawn, of pride, of brain
Of courage true, of loyalty,
Themselves the surest prophecy
That makes the voiceful colors glow
In that response New Mexico!
Albuquerque Morning Journal.
Over 32VGG0 Register in New Hlexico.
New luexitio'H total registration of men 21 to 31 years of age on
.Tim T. wb: ?02.
Tins was the official announcement made by U. 0. Reid today at
the oapitol. It was found that 190 negroes had been omitted from
the grand total yesterday, bringiufi up the figures of 32,003 to 32.202.
It is estimated that since June 5 at least 200 more have been regis
tered. It was found that the total registration is 43 pr cent of the vota
of 1910. Other statistics of interest given out today bylieid are the
following:
Legislative, judicial and execu five officers; pcraona totally dis
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