The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-10


v.s ,sftrat hed close nud
i,lfipg relation. 30 hc regular
..,t,rec of ry.tt. with the ministry ar
,.,,til, ,,.orsi,In .,.d ipstrurtIon. Ilerr
,ry g,s.lr- aud itrrr Won TfYft
,,,y ,Iir.Iy boo considered tle most
,,,,..rtart and prouincnt orcuunutH
,f fb., r.sf fn fbIH ministry o. tu.
,',tt,r ,Itnnsf vIfHuuf ,qull nroa,
u, J,. p,tsou OF Ministry Director
AtI,,ft man .f garIu.
had noon uBIs H.qutIntri with
t,s g.,l aldo Df fl, UIrh school f#s.
t,,p gf education Nv .r own school
,,rc,I.r,sr Tna uIod1mInHutIy
,tii,i,e.rsI character uf tuo train.
igs led Ina tha vHoi. educational
.vetsui M ryrI. tu a certain ono.
,5eauosr
tybeu v.as az Ha tnssst high
.-boot Ia far4.INFy I I1d obfortrd
I,at pftIYupb fnrrp WAS great en-.
ttvri,utt, fDr. I..u.Ier1 aud tho new
,,,oI,r among the bows. thcfo wac.
..,,rfb.I,,a "a distinct lack of Tine
rIgbl roresrfIuu Of tho German idon
,fthc feeling "rIvls Geimanua Sun"
81 ann Il garfu.p rItl.oul which ]
Juprcased later upon my people ot
inc laviug OF the foundation stone OF
tbr snsiburg no create guch rrnt.
ING gencratlop and t1 law tho fouu-
dttlouu fnr them firmly Iu tho young
besrts was "a ta-t Forcvhat beyond
;hs ..;..g. .f 81. ;,..h!a. staff. 30
Iew of the foaaniyod. nntiuuatod
pbilologlrlI curriculum
There was great NEGLECT IN tho de-
r,rtmont OF flermap history. which
is exactly the siudv through which
Young hontts muv be made To glow.
throtieh which tho lavo Of ouo'A mn
tlve country. its future and great
meas may ho aroused But ilttlo was
Taught of more recent history, cover
ing the wears riuce 1873. Young phil
ologists ,yero produccd but no Ger
man citizens qualified FOR practical
ro.operation townrd huilding up the
fIourlshinR Young emplro.
In other ,yorde no youtha who
,yero ronsrioustv germana we're be-
inc turned ont In N ANAL reading
rI,ih composed of NV clsasrnntes. /
often tried TO inculcato the idea of
Tho rrentor Germany. in order 10
ELIMINATE parochial and similar com
ceptiona which hammered tho Ger
psn iden Admiral (vorner's ''Ilooh
~ The German Fleet" was one Of the
law ,vorks by mean. or which the
living feeling for the German em-
pire could lie famed into flame.
Another thing that struck mo. IN
addition To tho ono-sidedness OF tho
educatton in tho schoois. wns tho
tendency. among youths planning
their careers I'm those DAYS, to turn
their attention to becoming govern
tnsnt officials. ana slwnyH consider
the profession OF lawyer or Judge
tho most worthy goal.
This was doubtless due TO tho
Prussia Of oldan dnys still had their
effect In the youthful German em-
pire. As long as the state consisted
40 Ia epeay OF goyornmeut and
administration. this tendency among
rierman youtha I'm tho shapInR OF
their lives was understandnhle and
iustlfIcd. since We we're living in n
countrv of officials. the right rond
Tor a Young man TO aeiect was the
service OF tho state. British youths
of that time snIf.reiiant and made
robust hy spot'ta. were nlrendy talk
ing. 10 ho sure. OF colonial conauestA.
of oxpedltions 10 explore now regions
~ the earth. Of extendinR british
commerce. and they were trying, I'm
the gulsc OF pioneera OF their coun.
try. 10 make Great Britaln etll
stronror and greater. nv nractical
free actIon. NOT ms maid hirellncs of
the state. Rut Englnnd had long
heen n world emplro when wa were
stllI a land Of officials, therefore. tho
youth OF britain could seek more re-
mote and important goals than the
Germnn
Now that Germanv hsd ontered
into world economical and world poll
tics. however. es a by no means neg
llgiblo factor tho aspirntions of Ger
man youth phould have undergone
a more prompt Transformation. For
this reason II was that / during the
later yenrs Of my reI.,n. used TO COM
mare. with "A heavy heart. the proud
voune Rrltona. who had ioarned
much less Latin and Greek than
was reoulred among Ms. with tho
children Of Gernanv. male from
oyerstudy. To he sure there were
eyen thcn enternrislnr men In Cor
many-hruliant names can bc cited
among thcm-but The convention oi
seryl1g tho fotberland nor by travel.
ing along a definite. offlcinIy Ger.
titled road hut Nv lndopendent com.
petition. had not vet become suffici,
entity eeperallzcd. Therefore | held
mn The English ns an example. foi
il seems 10 mo better TO take IN,
good where one finds Il. without
nreiudlce. than to 20 through IN,
world wearing bllnkers.
with these considerations ea =