Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

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SDRh .,,,ous American million .,l,,
con'Pl. harm in this country
are D. .ar thy Of note despite spit,
NJ, ! eornou' III im", progress
when birth Of the kepup-
, sn'e y few men of foreign
lie. 10, positions Of com com,
h''e az advantage OF 'nose
sns fnanc a,o fame who can count
600 e0Illn,' ems and hundreds An
n.iio .si. 4 IS he only one born IN a
VA 0uniry, Goulds, Rockefel-
ysrgan, sa schwab and scores
,ss HsrTlIlla" names will suggest
sa ~. S sre ptiye born LIMITATION I,,Il,
I. psisncy to YS increasing perman-
grlih ana y ND holdings renders ~
y 4 Estates drew Carnegie VIII
,M thai N,he unique distinction
Nall Ilnl milton. and a startling
sis ~ eA W. a general rule.
ahal se yninc has done more 10
ss. m Industry th ~ P'O,sare , to |
ss Of ma ,lo'r Carnegie was forced
asai ANU iro country and became
2 l " AMI BY adoption 'n pro Cbine ,%
tNa'!s ' :, ~ lad when the present
W. s s,"erv had It's birth. HAD
4 nieus,'c ~ inventive genius de-
y g0" ,atber Of employment II IS
n as , , Carnegie would TO-
lha, H,"neargetit and fairly pros
K 81 ," ro,'erchnnt or manufactur-
~ SgoI,n n n,n1,etb be a lawyer, cler-
lfiln pc nnet hrtalnly ne would
IT OF Vim ne american iron and
) master n o,c,,
BORN LUCKY II NOT RICH
49, Mr. Carnegie as mis- own
lNspuDs a. =. concmSlon is inevitable
1iAa' wy saoss I'D luck was In a
b lhs AO S ,,ban slie dealt the hands
|si.l NV N.Y. neriohs of his career.
" Sl Mia 10 the theory that II
" way ~ "I hs bornl lucky than rich
wv. " oo,nfort M a study Of An
n', SS.,,egie's photographed
a ns no, Tins far sketched in this
W H., a,S" were born wealthy--Mor-
BY ~ NV and Roosevelt. The par
I'd n John D. Rockfieiier VIZ ,,,.dii
|rbrsble circumstances hussel
49," W. hss, lay clairh to a start made
lr ADVERSE crcumSlances' anu III
!. ..,.,or a, tbe written is the only one
y, considered no(t specially ia
.s,s ,be rifts Of the tickle god
= Il fortune Depewl ana hooseVei'
4 ,,.v advantage of birth, environ
y ,s5 espeation. Mckrgan was ten
|-s millionaire when \ Z age Rocke.
n ps.empted as his hes 'tage one Oh
4 rates gifts of naturfe.
ghe six, Carnegie an&E Usage started
|r npty hands, but am med to mn
III greatness by far die meth
| aln hls early career Sagd never ap--
/ D. 70 luck. He saved az boarded
invested in certalntiesf Nothing
b visual and Overwhelming disas-
| asi ruin his Investments
Isl % with Andrew Carnegie. lie
v AZ from being the Proverblal
seAnsn-cautlous. slow. {but GER
4 On the contrary he had lthe dash,
N nd recklessless Of the 4 western
lrsan He would not await the slow
seS which Scotch thrift Aiictates,
lEh and again he appealed 1to luck,
y iaigmeht perhaps, but with that
ai3oh without which spe. fulatiVe
.iss q impossible. y
NEVER BROKE AN EGG.
aaHisd all his eggs in one basket,
sNWr dropped the basket o. broke
iA he staked all on a Single die;
nee but many times. anCt never
/. u scale turn against him There
! Noieh blood in his yeii hs, but
sifAn air in his lungs, and 9he for
Afely served as a balance lagainst
iggT~slyeness akin 10 reCkl ssness.
IN vel aware that this Is Mot the
''nllonsl analysts Ct Andrew Car
= but these are not conyel Itional
''ass The boy Carnegie I3as not
%dihg, scrimplng, sayini B, eau
10 80 often pictured by thd1se who
fN that youthful docility a Ind inn
Y obedience 70 traditions d1re the
pllhstones TO success. y
vas born with energy, judgement,
p APPLICATION, dash and lu.lk He
'gtd all OF them In the l1ulldlng
0le OF the greatest fort yunes In
hiIl' He viii apply thte same
y " us distribution. and n flay good
attend benefactor and reed ipients.
..'sN Carnegie was born in Dun
~ scotland. Look at .,your map
Z lland. and locate the citI of Edin-
4 % the eastern shoreW Of Scot
tor seventy miles thee Firth Of
! PV'es It's stormy ways into the
ls'hesses Of the islan--d. Edin-
!. = On It's southern 5 hore and
-tr1line lies back from he north
h''t about thirteen mIlh.es TO the
ny Of the metropolis OF Scot
Nsd AZ hand are sucht famous
"a a. Leith, Clackmannanr Linlith-
a.nh..aldy kinross, 1nverb Seithing,
Y The north stretch III ne ochfl
a' Ss legendary home Of tphe war
,lllline Is a market tow IN. and
r'tmentary burgh OF Fi''feshire.
- = manufacturing town. ank q when
~ eafnegie was born wa IS fam
" ny, 'a weaving Here is thc,e great
q w ~ me place Of sepulture OF the
\, ~ Mngs, and beneath its s,pulplt
Il tulalns Of Robert Bruc e. In
i Nc. town Andrew Carneg, lie was
'''enber 25. 1895.
WE'D TO THE STEAM KIN 20.
!, 'sG i was a fairly well tao do
r,,, NV was what was then kIofown
isS, w weaver and owned no less
!, eaillask looms. and emplc,I}yed
,,,. apprentices. This was behnore
49, " steam factories for ,nthe
, W.. oi linen. The large m, PR
A, ~ ORDERS and employed suqd'h
I'M - elaer Carnegie TO wea,the
1s we merchants furnishing tlhae
\ ,' sa,i and a long line Of grandhs
,, 80 him had been weaverssy
m ,',sa sure that young Andrew /
49, .s.sel his father as the owner
, f,,ua mask looms and the mas
IA - APPRENTICES. He seemed
le,t' marry some Scotch lass.
hs become an alderman.
b ishi so 10 Edinburgh and
.,.,,,-- 'es I man. Such were the
~, ,ls q his parents
ross s had usurped the throne
hs,,,4i hlm king OF Industry.
irs rrn s With Shaping belts and
,Fis,,.- NeAs' rose In Manchester,
i,s,.. hdinburg and Glasgow
lr,,, "eaNers, with their feeble
Sea- were masters only In
bshls5 :, as King, and money and