The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-06-15
WORTH MEASURED BY WOMEN.


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I tract tr.wcan thc lirl Of w Who
of.o artrpued attention un ihn -us,ts
o.; Sew York aud those Who 90" now
iIo.rlrd out as the imuur1n' person.
ages. Father Duccy $50,
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street," D. SIS old mon. 1ae. or aI
sides N,,.r i- the nan o intellect
/ tbc .usrt th, critic. No. ierai'H
pointed uui 600 ulbuc rh. question
Ialsut thD lawyer. the doctor and wen
'le clorg! man Of today is. Wha' fee
I uid ho get Lawyer So.and So cot
| Sfuuuuo iur obtaining Nr- Blanks
| .i,orco Dr Soaud 50 got S5U.uuu tor
| s. t.r.form app ndicils operation N'ver
/ au illusion 20 The learning Of the iaW-
seq or rho skim OF The surgeon in the
operation Even th. priest. Of God talk
Iatout 40, Income OF the parish in
stead of tbD influence thcy are w'eid-
iug'
The spIit Of matoualism seems TO.
| Ibl uppormost ComoroialiSm Is IN" al
tar on which there Is too much ardent
worship The developer of wealth is
useful. the mere mun,y-gcttcr g. of
little benefit to anybody and is in no
sense an inspiring picture of model
60 be- Initiated. Recently Dr. HALEY
OF Yale declared:
There h. 10 danger that the coun-
try will ever feel the lack of money
makers What We do need To fear is
the possibility OF a lack Of puciic
| spirlted men who think not of them
selves FIRST History, whatever IL sud
led In schools. Is intended to broaden
the minds and sympathcs. This spirit
j.. growing in this country. We want
men who stand for ideals, who make
life worth living"
We b,liys this spirit is grOwins-
viii grow as We grow Older as a na-
ton and as civilization advances. We
are living and have been living IN a
period Of wealth dcvolping, Of money
making. of iudustrialism. ana conner
c.alism ia which havD grown up col
lnssal foruncs through the develop
| hiont uf the enormous natural advln-
ltagcs of this wonderful country. In
| such a period Of industriansm
success Is apt to be meas
cred 10y individual wealth or
earning capacity But We shall come
more aud more to understand and
larpreciatc the true standard; to "sti-
mate men not in dollars and cents, but
luc,ording to their real worth. The
worlds greatest boneiactors have been
men who lived and died poor in ma
t,rial wealth The scholar the patri-
ot. the statesman, the artist. the sci
| enlist. the teacher. the moral cXcmp-
lar these In the greatness Of their
work make the mere money grab1er
| seem mean and small There Is toJ
much worship OF wealth. but it is not
universal. and wealth itself Is poor and
feeble as compared with the power of
thought and the spirit which moves
men to work toward the highest ham
Imam ideals Nashville American.
= 1. = =
| Norwa, deemed it right under Tho
constitution governing the union -
demand separate consular :cprlacnt1-
ltion. while the king refused his sane
tion to a measure involving this Pla-
l Cplc When the ministry resigned h
refused 10 do his constitutional duty
to form another. and the breach at
once widonod to that point where he
must change his entire policy toward
Norway oI prepare 10 meet the action
ltaken, hy The Storthinr The people
Of No,uway now have a horse on King
Oscar
:. . !. +
Germany is having an experience
i'm Africa similar To that of Uncle sam
in the Philippine. An exchange says
Gr the subject
Tho small experiment which me
German government has been making
, IN northwest Africa as coloniahg
power has thus far been very disCoW-
aging. The rebelhuuS liorrarus,
? though bali starved and living M a
sterile ana waste land. seems TO have
p G,yelupel a remarkable lighting "a.
pacity. They are defending their sand
hills with stubborn courage Doubt
less The German soldiers will mauaEo
10 maintain dificult and prccariou-
sovereignty but "a such sacrifice Of
lie and treasure as to make eventual