The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-01-31
ADVICE FROM CARNEGIE
Ironmaster Discusses Iicme For
Ind.geat Journalists.
REGIMENTS CREATING 4 FUND.


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have read Taa Evening Post from youth
TO asc are indebted Tor the good fruits o.
,Ss - fa'.,-s . "-,'S we ."n never Nn2", ioI
anxious 10 rdycrtisS m, NsrEs ~ o,hs-.
the stan never advortises itself-so diner.
shs In.s .M i..M the mi.'tary spirit exempt.
honor frD,,, h. ,.Ie ,,,.I mn ,,,i,. 80,
he might without co-rival wear all It's dig
mites. You care not for these baubles.
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know OF no calling not even the hieh.
! est more truly sancuhed by the supreme
vi .u' g' SCI. aon' ss,eh or Nhcre theFe Is
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It matters not. SO good work be done
than that OF the stan OF a newspaper like
Inc E'ghihs FosI
produce this that the veteran jour
| nalisuc couple may know that l am
/ not behind them I'm appreciation of the
"unheralded soldiers" OF the pen. Per.
! haps rate them higher than either OF
/ my friends. my dislike OF the profos.
/ sional soldier OF the sword" beiuy M
intense / rejoice that my frien is,
who have shown themselves for hall a
century and more possessed OF bril-.
! liant literary Qualities. have also each
more than modicum Of tho business
sense with which Mr.. Watterson cred.
! its me. To that business sehse there.
fore. LET me appeal
In the first place. homes for the In.
digent in general work well or badly
chiefly as they nre managed. Some
times they have done great good; some
times they have been great failures
1t will be remembered that Bulwer
founded n home for .decoyed authors
! Il have been on the spoO. and experi
ence proved that decayed authors. at
tuched as they were 10 each other
| evinced no great liking for being herd
ed together: quite the reverse. Able
men have strong characteristics. What
suits one does not suit another.
ask my friends whether. instead OF
trying to establish general homes IN
various places for the unfortunate
journalists in old age. much greater
good might not be done and the lives
of such rendered much happier were a
fund created and administered by a
committee of the wisest Journalists IN
active service, each worthy objec,
needing relief receiving such pecuniary
assistance in his own domicile as tC
this committee seemed advisable. II
such fund were created and such an
almoper obtained as we have in the
st. Andrews society OF New York. my
thought is that II might be far better
than general home, which requires
the unfortunates to leave their old
haunts and homes, to break Off their
associations and sever connection with
the companions OF their youth and
friends Of literary tastes, for my
friends will I on, sura ograa ,,,ith ,,,s