The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

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aim o. 4u rnuo r.pcri.uups Iu pupI-
i,r lis.IIu.I0nurri popui1r dIsIp.
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,vIdosprpld moral d]egoucrlry. from
which no pormau,ut recovery r. pose
alhlo save that which shall ho
brought about through spiritual To-
generation.
Tho aIImcpt from which the world
la auffrrIur is mrutnI md individual
Am ,1ultl0u Is uruill Society.
tnkou either In Doe smaller or nrFor
napr,fa Ia primarily i~udIyIduulIHtIc
That which dclotrrluusly affects tuo
Iu|dIvIduDI drlptrrIauaIv nffrrta the
mass. hy healing tnp individual "a
rrpuf siDp ID tpkru toward the hpul-
i,g, az mo ,,mUurity and tbo rnfInn
u,ry u,tspr tsJJv "a solitary but by
mo muus a lonely figure iu the
worlds history, thought an this out,
ana thought Il out To a logI'aI con-
cl1sion, over half q century ago,
when as tho herald OF o. new crusade
she sounded tho Keynote ot universal
freedom, asking q RULER hcknoWl-
odgomont of the rights ~ man az a
non OF God, demanding mat tho
fottcrB OF sin, sickness N death be
stricken from the human mind n
that this trocdom-n freedom im-
mcasurnbly creator than anything In
the nature ~ political lbcrty-bc
won through the abandonment OF all
barbnrous and savage methods, and
by resort to the spiritual healing OF
existing wrongs. How much tho
World-how much mnnhind
have gained TN the last fifty years
had her doctrine been adopted by
rulers ana statesmen AZ the begin
ming " this period, and stcadfastly
adhered to, ig beyond computation.
The sorrow, the anguish, the bitter
woe piled upon human misery dur-
ing the last eight years could have
boon aud would have been avcrtcd,
n only her tribute To tho First Com
mandment had been takcn into tho
CONSCIOUSNESS OF men ana nations
Looking In the WRONG Direction.
putsido ~ Christian scIence prnc-
ttcniiv ali ara lonlIng I'm n wrong al.
rcctlon Tor nm ncceptnbie and satis-
wing npo Of mo differences
,Lnt sre d-iSturbIng Inc world. IL
~ yeneraIly honod ihnt hv ~apneallng
In 1hc inbiyIinal ana collective sclf-
Ishvcss ~ mo a bnsis Of settlement
NAV ha fnund throunh territorial
rIfts ihrourh some amelioratlon Of
indcmntl,s throuph rosumption Of
trade rrlntions. through preferential
@tariffs or Who, these or nny OF
tbrT fnti nf effect. Through some
,I,n nrsss,,re rbc thought NJ
H",u I,,.m' Oains ON
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y psH's OF buu" VIZ %
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nV"'uv mess, ut w" ''"luon tNu',' w
lht IhrlHiN l~nJuh'tloh thhV 70 NV
one hholhor, ~ sunIlotkeu by th.,
illse u toollsh bollel tnat nehlnu
every international treaty all the
ancient geographical, racial, tribal
political and religious bigotrleH'
proJudlfes ana b~ltternesses must DO
preserved 10 meet possible or impos-
sihlo omergcncies.
This IL the n old mothod or IN
tornntional |intercourso from which
advanced government has essayed
rom tlIho 70 Nme anu sllubSiy
nonosIlS nha ~eurhes'lS, 10 os'Apo, ~
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r,nc1tc5 ana wbIch A. stiii to he
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