Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-30

may may be given Sine. !,
rie ila last io{i ,l The very DAY S S1e
=, III scotland It was pIv ''rs Tor bis ss,
IN New York, apo, I'nen out ina, , "
b bepsi 4 town Y in New je rs rr'naq,sl
ana $4,000, rc s,la ,,9as Of 1905 y B
w @U}s he, GeId in prospec prospective win s',a,
o wisn TIE understandns -all' hop,,.'
the pSooI Of "a, substantial '' s,es,i s
ga ca IN the first instonc,au aus u. to be esf,
Of Off 8 announcement oO6 Of the iI sl oa
ana Pittsburg, rospe sc,Voy to New
Atlantic. 'Oi was oroR,.
his friends have do,.
o ave r9orss Of Inconsistency N, aIa
less fortune, who fair,' '' escape IA,
I tbof h ne surplus millions vvi,"I, ,r
c ,na, ne ne, cannot begin q .,''IIIynllE
come unless he hlres o, w. spend hl
p p,S to- DO it for him iT'SbIIa' g.
alalrs Is the logical ra u's sld SCI
tlya fogc.. toward oneself i', ~ q
6 Awe torces Of blind natU,. 'a Z. SO
dlscriminates the ipGrI u'e Whoa
ron s the age worn c6 ,uu' by
ana ehect and showers ga. 9aa,
MN until he is moved !, ''t '''ousa
hands and cry; nBoI5, 'nIgs Wis |
however It seems IA NV Elogs
ference that Mr.. Carnea, 'vN lt h.
II ne devote his energies $, NV, W. y lta
subject, to dispense A. 10y. '',.',.eil 70 As
provided he keep on a, ' ,, a' lurs
Oh progression He IA, 1' , gS,s.aina
MS good intention, s,@ ~ 'losn tw
judgment ~. aino and now thirdly B. ' !. soa
10 give a conspicuous eyss y, u ! going
man carrying out NJ, t1aDlpe otarl,h
But But this n wondertul man, i,' a,1,. j.,
negle' Is not alone nossy " ,si, Car
Is many sided, he i mns,,, maker He
as a literary man and Ia, IVY W. endowed ~.
by his books, His kes,. s'l ''nogn
aside from the bestog oi' y, ,,I ll'a'un,
worthy objects, is in hi. i ir Iyn,y . npea
which he has hitherto perio, ,s'5 WORK
teryals snatched from M ''' VAIN a H.
business cares His first N.Y. .I''.N
Round the World pphil,,. s'1 sh
Our Coaching Trip lq, .y N
phant Democracy" which MAJ. ,l.1'
stir in 1883, passed through ~,. pa
tions and was translated ,p '. Y,
foreign languages, and the NV, r,Su
Wealth his latest. in which n. u, Nv. y
explicitly stated his beliefs t.,. -.
the uses to which the rich ,ho,g ~,
their wealth while living ,"
The public and perhaps Mr.. c,,..
gie's friends may look upop tbo m.,
ries he has founded as nj, rr,,..
achievements, but II Is whlstetoi M,
he himself regards them as only m.,,,
monuments, his real and lasting msr,.
rails being the books he has w,lrs,
And In this belief there are many rr
VIII share, for, after ALL the proap.
Of ones brains is vastly more credit
Bile to one than what results merei
from dipping into ones money bags q
the mere writing Of a check At AL
events, no one can deny that the.
works OF his, both literary and don
tive, will outast the present gerer
tion-outliye, indeed the century-srI
carry the name Of Andrew Games
down TO p0sterity as the great bsse
factor Of his race.
And with it all Mr.. Carnegie BE-
shown that he possesses a vivid u,
seriousness Of what is due his isV
men, as expressed In his "Gospd e
Wealth and enacted In his daily Ls
What a man owns he says, "st
ready subordinate in America to Vt,
he knows, but In the final arlstoMr
the question will not be either Of t,E
but what has he done for his fellou'
Where has he shown generOsIBr
self abnegation? When has he ben
father to the fatherless? And The aN
Of the poor--where has he searched th'
out2
How he has worshiped God will nG
be asked in that day, but how he hes
served mani"
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