The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-25
Would You Like To
Be Qualified To Take
Il. II. Rogers Place?
Would You Like To Be Selfish
Enough. Greedy Enough. Unfair
enough. and SO Devoid Of
Conscience and Have SO Lit
tie Respect for Your coun-
try's Laws7

n
they exlenty qualified fathers
shoes and incidentally show father things
excellent for Rogers with
all that money back of became for him to learn
by experience
possible slOoOooooo lifetime
did he devote himself % that very object
But the point
The left be handled with condera
ton for
big depend the
which the affairs of the father conducted.
There which form of that fortune and those
knack holding securities
His father had it-he IN to all the tricks
fact peer all the security ugglers
Has his o that knackl
That John D. Rockefeller know, and John Arch
bold Morgan stlman, Perkins and all the others
know
they carefully looking Jr, much like horse is
accepted racing stable standing back and
casting their eyes him at all angles.
Let what young mans qualifications be-
In the place he selfish enoughi
WILL HE AGREE THAT THE WEALTH OF THIS COUNTRY BE-
LONGS IN JUST FEW AND DEVOTE HIMSELF &C
'1C0RDNG TO SUCH BELIEF
he greedy enOughf
WILL HE AGREE THAT THE MANY ARE ONLY THE FRY
upon WHOM ARE PREY AND THAT THE MANY
ARE HERE FOR PURPOSE BEING PREYED UPONl
n he unfair enOugh
a WILL SUBSCRIBE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES FOR
PROFITS OF LABOR GOING INTO POCKETS OF THE RICH
EMPLOYER DENIAL FRUITS OF LABOR TO THE MAN
WHO REALLY PRODUCEs9
enough recognize rights
dealer oil crush him under the weight of inherited
mllonss
HAS HE SUFFICIENT DISRESPECT FOR THE LAWS OF HIS
COUNTRY DEBAUGH GONGRESsMEN SENATORS STATE LEGs
LAT0Rs JUDGES JURIEs AND NEwsPAPERsf
enough sight poor
her brood children ngng skirt will the effect Of
bringing him to a stricken consciencef
All these qualifications which Rogers MUST
before I'LL his fathers place and before he will be able sit
king kings the throne of gold
We he them wall reported looked
and well pleased
going congratulate young Rogers upon
acquisition Of his fathers millions this ascendency
hi There congratulations coming him.
True he has money-cartloads of it.
But there things besides
things that all Of H. Rogers money could not buy
There health and there happiness and the urah seldom have
sthsr foz sppiH>=ssEoG. Agens
ally dssipated in the mad rush for gold
There sepes nights hours of worry
hairs coming young for he inherited them along with his
4 Fathers fortune
Sooner would congratulate the young died
having him work bench and kit of tools and nothing
Sooner would congratulate him upon
his living rather than have his heritage that which has
been wrung hands other
armed
Rogers J will probably never know the satisfaction that
tired body in the of the o'clock whistle procaming
Pie end for there
the rich who sits guard vigil his pile
d and only when the cord of life snapped
h y the poorest.
Let choose preferably the lot of H. Rogers
Of the mithy the forge and anvil the mechanic his
carpenter with his hammer the powman his
+ meet occupation
This rather than guardianship preservation
acquired and whose
methods practced Rogers and the
AZ LIONS THAT SHOULD BURN HONEST MAN
MOST ANYTHING