The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-12
The KaiSer's Memoirs

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aud tho description tailed exactly.
The excavations begun nv me IN
Corfu under porpfeldg direction
had valuable archaeological results.
since they produced evidence of an
extremely remote epoch W TIE
eurlteet Dorlc art The ttNcf W inc
6orgon has given rise already to
many theorioE probable and I'M
probable combined unfortunately
with lot ~ Eupcrfluous acrlmoul
oua discussion. From all this. II
seems % me, one W tho picre for
Tho bridge sou~ht bv mo between
Asia and Europe ia assuming shape.
sent reports regularly 10 ih,
/ Archaeological society. ana ! also
utuugh; the WCll-kuuwu Professor
Caro- trom Athens Go work with me.
] was busy with preparations tur
lectures To he delivered before thD
society duriug the Winicr of I'l4-
10, ana with ScdrrhiuE discussions
ON many disputed questions which
/ ] hoped 10 bring toward solution
sluo ira et studio u WIS plea
sure tu mo 90 be visited hlWost Itsu-
urly az Corfu, by LuRlirh ana
/ American drchheoloEiais FORMER pu-
. pills or borpfeld, who helped zeal
uurlv in throwing lEht ON the DIT
toult problems which often came
up since they were at work IN
ASIA MINOR ! was deeply Interested
In hearing what Importance they at
I tached 10 tho Asinilc influence on
ourly Crock art u result OF thclr
] discoveries and how readily they
recognized connection with tho cost
/ in the finds made AZ Corfu. Ia
1914, Professor buhn of Heidelberg
I 4 ~
and, after thorough investigation,
/ gave his support To- the views held
by Dorpfeld and me. | shall tell IN
| z Scparato piece " writing about the
result Of my Corfu excavations
That was the sort OF thing which.
/ In the sprinE Of 1914. ocrupied the
/ Thoughts OF tho German emperor
who. msting for robbery and CON
|uuost. is accused OF having blood -
/ |thueiIlv brought ON the World war.
/ While was eXulorlnE nnd dlsrusa
| ing gorrona. Dorlc columns and
/ Homer tbcv vero already mobliiz.
| ing opaIns, us In the Cairnsiis md
/ puss,, Ana ,ho ,,ar nj no no.
rlnnlnr Of tho yeor when asked
/ .bn,,, Ips travel ,Isus b,d reriiod
/ 90 rosterai chez moi cotte aimee.
car nous surong La Ruorrc'" Il shall
stay al homo thta year. for we are
| going TO have war;
Later I brought him To Berlin aud
soon had him appointcd In IA nost ni
| tho cathedral and I'm my naincc
! Drvander was bv my aldo for wears
unin long after Tho an nf Novoubsr
,tandlnr close 10 mo splrltually. and
bringing 10 mo snIrituai conHoistion
] Wo often talked On religious matter,
/ and thraghcd out Thoroughly the
tasks and the future OF the protest.
ant church Tho views OF Dryaudcr-
mild yct poyerfui. clenr and OF truly
avnnFeitcei stronrth--made of hin
n nIllnr and an ornament or nj,
! ,hurrh. and "a faithful -workoI
with tho emperor. to whom ho wa,
closely bound I'm Tho Intorosts of the
church nnd i,s doyeionmenta
since the gth Of Novamber. Docto,
Drvnndor also has becn oxposod ,C
pcTsoctitious. but he hns stood ht,
s,ot,ut cot,rageously tho hnnos
beliefs and trust of his ding are win
hin, nud tho Evangellcni cburch
| Thr church nuat again raise IN IN
broknn nptIon Inwardlv acrordlnf, 4,
mo Rogpcl of "EIn'fcste Burg igt nm
ser Gott."
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