The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23

I boar my personal fate with res
IgnHiiOn. fgr the Lord knows what
He dacs and what Ue wishes he
knows why ua subjects me 10 this
test. I shall bear everything with
patience ma await whatsoever God
atilI holds in storo FOR mo
The only thing that gfiovos me Is
tho fate Of my country and my peo-
pie. am panied nj the hard period
~ trial which my children OF the
German lana are undergoing. which
obliged t1 1.-Two in foreign parts
cannot suffer Win them Tint g.
the HunId thrust which piorces
through NY soul. that ls what .s bi'.
ter 90 me- Hero iu solitude stan
feel ana think sololy for the Ger
man people. Fl'l wonder how { can
hsi'cr matters and help with eu-
Uphtonmrnt nnd counsel
Nor can bitter critcism ever los
sen my lovc s0r my lind ana people.
rnmHin faithful to the Germans,
no matter how each ludlydual Gor-
man may now stand with regard TO
up. 10 those who stand by mo in
misfortune as they stood in pros
pDr.tG 1 am gratoi1i.- they comfort
m. gna relieve my EuswiHs home
sickness for my beloved German
home. Ana I can respect those who.
iWpolIod bv honest couvI.t,ous,
army Themselves against me. ~ fpr
The rogt. lot them look TO iusiify.ug
thomFclvcs 20 God, their consoloncCs
ana history
They will not succeed In Bcpnrnt-
Ing mo from tho Germans Always
7 can look upon country and people
solely aa one whole They tcmlm
io mo what they were when | said
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Tho revolution destroyed things
or enormous value. IL was brought
about at the very moment when the
German nations fight for existence
was To hayO been ended, and every
effort should have been concentrated
upon reconstruction. II was "A crime
against tho nation.
Wind and WhlrlvInd.
I an VOL aware that mnuv who
rally around tho soclni democratic
banner all not wish revolution; some
OF th. Individual social democratlc
leaders ukewlso ala NOT wish N al
that time. and moro than ono among
them was ready to cooperate with
me. Yet these social democrats
were Incapable OF preventing the
revolution ana therein lies their
share OF guilt for what ia now going
on, an tho more 40 since the social
ist leaders stood closer TO the reyo-
lusonary masses than the represent
ativca ~ the nonnrchical govern
ment and, therefore. could exert
moro Influence upon them.
But tho leaders. even I'm the dnvs
before the war. had brought the
idea OF revolution To the masses and
fostered u. and tina social democ-
rncy had been, from time immemor-
inl. oponlv hostile to ,he earlier
form OF goyernment'
and had worked systomaticailv 10
ward eliminating A. n sowed tho
wind and reaped tho whirlwind.
Tho time and nature Of tho revo-
luton were not 10 the liking OF A
number Of the leaders. but IL wss
exactly these men who, nt the de-