Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

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>" i"siod less Than Two months Thes
GitE wars seem 10 warrant the kaise
~ slying from the steps Of thc pulac
in Berlin before the Opening OF IN,
present war. that before the leave
81 fh"uld fhll n would an be- over an,
ihey would he hnciyat their homes
II 90 ucrm'ny hhat be conquered
4 hecnuAe her idea ~ N nation is iucom
10 tF,ullC with democracy
d Submission IL what the state pri
$ Wfrily requires u does no
y matter. says the state what You
think ~ Ions as you obey Th,
d sirte - NOT an academy ~ nrts.'
s CtrietSchke. "ryincs." % 9e-2t)
Ihe state Is born H. CDmmunity
3 W'eneter group or an indltidunI
b has achieved foycrcign'y By impos IN
o lts VIII upm the Whole body (Trirt.
h trhk". Politics D. 2GJ
II The masses must forever rcuain
!. The misses There would be no cut
t. turc without kItchcn-mnid, .
{ h~uchiiou could ncvor thrive u there
= VA nobody 10 do thet rough work
Mlilions must pluW and forge and dig
~ order that few Thousands may
, "tlte and paint and study" tTrict.
, hchke, "PoliIics' D. i2D
Nor can anyone seriously wish
that everybody should receive q high
w intellectual education" Crrietschke
Politics" p 40
When tho conquerors one unable
4" entirely make over the conquered
as In Loy1nn and KuplandI There
! no other course is open TO us but 10
Keep the subject race In as uncivilized
/ q condition as possible" tTrietschke.
! Politics" r. t22l
tIt Germany must he conquered
hrcauSe nhe considers herself infinite
~ abose other races and peoples and
endowed therefore with a divine right
To conduct the earth.
''rhe Germans are born business
men. more than any others In the
world" tBernhardl Germany and
the Next War" D. 10D
| The value of German civilization
reposes on twofold basis The i'm
-, partiality and the universally of the
German mind. No nation exists which
thnkh at the sane time so clearly and
so Historically as does the German:
none ~ more free from prejudice. Noi
Other nation possesses greater spir-
t.ual freedom" CHernhardi. "Rriiaiu
as Gerrnany's vsssal" PIP $3.50 !
The German nation mast find A.
SELF. II must become aware OF It's |
power tDernhardl Britain a.
, GeImany's Nassnl." u. 25)
1T IL scarcely thinkable that the |
American colonies can ever produce |
culture to equal what we have In !
Europe" trrietschke. Politics" u. |
ll5.)
tsl Germany must be CONQUERED |
heeausc she Is an unalteralne foe of |
arbitration and of perpetual peace |
ouniHions already given show that /
shs believes that war Is the chief
function OF the state that " Is "A di-
vine institution, and biological
necessity, that the idea of a universal
empire is odious; and upon the di-
rect question ot arbitration aud world
peace her leaders. Of thot ,.pre also
outspoken
between staes and make us Judgment
prevail" (BernhArdi. s"Germany ana
the Next War" p. 2il
The idea OF one universal empire
is odious-the ideal OF state coev.
tensive with humanity Is no Ideal at
an 'Trictschke, Politics" y. lel
tsl Germany must be conquered
because her ideals of war are bar
bArous
TO conduc, war with energy It
must he made not only ON the COM
batant forces Of hostile state and
itf fortresses. Equally strong en- Il
Seavor must be made to destroy its
entire intellectual and material re
scurccs." (The Customs OF war. pub
llshed by the German General STAFF.
Berlin. 1907
Sc rs the treatment OF Belgium and
Poland made consistent part of the
plan OF war
The above quotations are but A few
Of many that could be given. we
have known Of the blood -and-irou I
philosophy az expouhded by Trie,. q
chke, Bernhard and their fellows. {
ana even of the rejection of Chris.
tnnhy by Nistzsche because II Z
CLAIMED rights for the weaker man.
hut -we have consdefed these writings q
simply the opinions OF individuals Q
II Is now perfectly clear that these I
have led German thot un- q
I'll their philosophy has become the Z
ruling passion of the German govern a
ment Whoever Will take the pains TO v
read the recent emancipations from /.
German thinkers, and whoever win y
study the facts as they are developing
In this war. can not fail TO he con !,
yincetl that Americas crisis was not y
10 much In i1T6 or In 1855 as now y
We are fortuuuto.i if I'VE can meet this ii
modern monster with plenty OF help /.
ard on foreign soil n
1T Is poseibie to obtain districts In }
.quaterial Africa by pacific negotie,l &
.iogs A financial or political crash
N Portugal might give us the oppor- u
unity to take possession OF portion L.
4 the Portuguese colonel" (Beru- =
lardi. "Germsny ana the Next wan" ic
!. 1919 nl
Other rosl5le schemes may be al
by which some extension Of l.
'ur African territory wopld be pos l..
Ible if necessary they
must be obtained as the result Of y
uccessfu European war IN an these IN
,oSsbie acquisitions OF tertitor, tho I'm
'olnt must be strictly borne in mind u
nat we require countries which are pt
suited To German set W
lers Cfgernhardi GERMANY ana IA