The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-17

oerned the state has no duties 10 perform what
ever. In such circumstances state socialism
cannot DO tusgestod. for their la nothing Tor
tho state 20 DO in tho way of pa'oruaIstlo care.
Thore viii ho no old-agod pensions. TOR It 10
of tho l1w ~ nature that tho parent attending
the child lu lis infancy Is rcqu.ttcd for that
caro- uy me oh.ll attending tho parents iu their
ola oro. There win Doe no room for rc'.rmers.
bco1u.o 'Io family bcInR correctly organized IN
the first instance and properly directed by us
dual hoad. win Doe On rcrfoct harmony with the
truo purposes " tho state ana the Idslls ot
that particular race.
Any ao1o'y which oshih'e a genuine need for
r1trfralsm In any form, or rtnto socialism in
ouy OF l's many phases pleads guilty 20 having
wiuu'y oui h1hiunIy violated tho primary
laws OF nature The mere fnct that - woman
or m1o has sufficient ldlo time on their hands
20 go about arguing a reform ot sny nature
wha'sonyor SIS prima f1ctl proof that such IN
d!tlim SIS w,r'on vlolt1r NJ natures laws.
E,enuao q, ho or fbe were fuNluug tho law.
were ly'uE ln harmony with .he basic laws ot
existence md nature. he nor rho would have
either time or warrant 20 undertake the rotor
nation or others. md further because the most
appealing force iu human rotations ls that OF
prccopt when men nud women personally roe
spect tho lows u nature and individually dis
charge tho,r ounr1t'ous under those laws such
men and women will have f1r greater lnflu-
encc upon their times and their fellows than
am The rauilnE prosolyteta ana reformers NJ all
tho aces
This was the view of Jesus christ In scath-
Ing terms no expressed his condemnation OF
tho busyhody whom no told ono OF them 10 first
cast the beam from hts own oyo.
This world rs over new. Each llfe that enters
II through tho common cato finds It ~
new and uuoNpIored NJ did Adam and Eve in
the allcgory ~ creation. And each life faces
precisely the Same opportunities and assumes
tho same obligations Nature presents the one
and imposes tho other quito regardless Of any
thing men may say or DO about IT, Ana both
are individual IN every sense.
The babe I'm yonder cradle win never have
complete direction OF but orc ero. Therefore
us responsibility is 10 that ono ego. Let u
make tho most OF that Ic, 8, discipline that
ego. Let q nurture tho talents % that ego.
discharge the obligations Of that ego and em-
brace opportunity IN the person Of that ego. and
It will have llvcd the lie required OF It splen-
day and harmonlousy.
We make q hells-broth Of human relations
because Of our pronencss 10 interpret the say
inEs or philosophers ana the words or the Great
Master being addressed peculiarly TO us.
They were addressed TO all men OF all times and
Of all races. Therefore there is nothing
qulred OF you or ! that is not required OF our
neighbor or tho man around tho corner.
Ana since q Is within our power TO control
the actions OF but one ego. common sense must
impel VA TO accept those admoniuons and prac-
tice them ourselves thereby using our talents 20
their utmost.
The laws Of nature are the laws Of God. To
violate them entails endless woe and creates
myriad problems