The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-27

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wants. N0w. uly not provide respect.
abls homes f1r tsa pe1rle who are TOO
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% save anything from their scauty
wages sad % keep them from beg.
gnry. sfaryati0n 90 saIcideg" May Mr.
Carnegie see and ared the admoni-
fiOn. But whether he does Or not. God
bless the bog that ugrsei the c0ucelt
and drew 'he picture, By delightful
coincidence d ia keDpier the younger.
Mr.. WaitersDn. then addressing Mr.
Carnegie .n the second person. says.
n y0u are surprised By the reading
81 these lines. b. assured that those in
whose Interest they ore delivered will
be yet more surprised. Tor they are o
sturdy. devil may care get. proud as
Lucifer aud may Uerchance 40 first
blush BE- disposed 20 resent them. We
speak in thn name % those soldiers u
the day and night whose life from the
cradle 70 The grave u one long epic
one great. heroic struggle-with des
tiny; that destiny whose maluspring o.
glory; that destiny which. begun IN
the love u letters and adventure. is 70
end only 10 victory Or the pOorhouse:
that destiny which. FOR all rs pitfalls
OF one sort or another. Of drink too
often. OF the perls OF the town In ev-
cry shape has yOuchsafed some of
them a glimpse Of the nobility of truth
for truths sake. along with a little
feetlng taste OF fame for many Of
them the sublime, all satisfying emo
ton % duty bravcly done. for all Of
them the travail Of the subaltern; that
destiny which. unlike the service Of the
army and the navy. carries little pro-
motion and no pension: Ia n word. the
working boys on the force the silent
singers Of the press. who beginning at
fifteen. 20 be- no longer efficient at nifty.
unless along the route they have Sc
cured some safe retreat.
This. then. Mr. Carnegie. is our speech
60 you. Divert some Of those millions
from books 10 men. Already a plot Of
ground has been purchased within easy
reach OF New York and Philadelphia
and some progress made toward the
raising Of a fund 10 establish "a home
FOR disabled and superanuuated news.
paper men. There ought % be one Of
them for every geographical subdiyi-
sion Of the Union.
You Mr. Carnegie. can make this
possible. And you owe something 70
the press. do you not?
God bless you, Andrew Carnegie but
that God may bless you tho more while
you are here 70 enjoy the blessing and
20 see the good OF a. do this thing
Make II the signal. the signet. Of your
own house warming. Don't send us a
check; come yourself This Is no child
work. and. having given us the bread
for Gods sake put some butter on II
for Christ's sakel
And the dark shall be light
Ard the wrong be made right.
And Bertram'a right and Bsrtram's might
Shall meet on Ellongowan's height