Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-08

seem, rs world wide, ana the ends ii
may seek to accomplish are limitless
Inc is doubtful IL any similar work cY-
or set on foot matches II in latitude.
washington Post.
The really important point in con-
noction with the establishment OF this
trust viii be overlooked by many 1t
is that the dedication of this fortune
to the service of mankind would have
been impossible except for The Won
dcrful success of the Oh trust md the
remarkable Judgment or Mr. Rookie
Teller IN making insesiments.--san
Francisco Chronicle.
From all indications it Is to be the
most %stupendous philanthropic under
taking in the history Of the world.
with no limitations IN time, scope. race
or country. The cause Of education
will be benefited. scientific research
WIN be fostorod and human suffering
allcviated. In short, 1t is 10 concern
itself with the needs Of humanity Ia
every form.ZBaltimore News.
1t seems TO point 10 the actual re-
turn Of a colossal fortune 10 The
from which 1t came and we
ought to be glad that the mar whose
monument is the business system
should end life by organizing what
may prove The greatest known system
Of philanthropy boston Record.
" Il shall truly be for all the peo-
pie. and not for any classes or varic-
ties. tho day win yet come when
Rockefeller win be remembered as n
OF the race instead Of the w.
r%annical maker or 2 conscienceless
monopoly. boston Post.
John -, Rockefeller, who has for
fulfilled the function Of the
great American bogie man, wants to
be good even n II costs him All his
money. lie p%iundered ny on the price
# oil, lie ruthlessly crushed all who
in his market and no has
'ome nearer owning the earth Of the
Sorth American continent than any
,ther man that ever lived. Now he
70 divide with us M. Black care
inds a lodgment in the palaces OF oil
.ings MS well as in the shanties OF the I
DOR. The pricks of conscience a~ssail
ir. Rockefeller. He win give ii
ack-San Francisco CAL /
Surprising that the estimate Of the
tic IL. ii. Rogers is approximately
o%rrect. and that the annual income OF
fr. Rockefeller Is In the neiRhborhood
f $40. 100000, this prodlgious %uncarn-
d increment allows the Millionaire
, spend, IL he likes, S114 a minute !,
nearly $1,000 an hour Tho spend I
ig capacity OF the most prodigally u
Of human beings Is almost I
70 dispose Of such colossal y
.ealth The best way to get rid Of \
J much money Is undoubtedly TO "a
philanthropy upon q whole D
scnle.-Phlladelphia Ledger. =
The purpose Is d splendid one that /
ppeals powerfully to the heart and !
Imagination. and it should be applaud I
| without those qualifications and
'scrvations thta are so common Il
hon tho gifts OF Mr.. Rockefeller to o
Ie public are discussed. lilo is or 2
this magnificent philanthropy g.
work not merely because he IL all
.ry rich man who can afford TO be u
leral, hut because he has q deen II
nse Of the obligations Of wealth, be- 2
use he enters fully into the Joy Of r
wing ana because the spirit that
AIDE him such a conspicuous excmp-
r Of the give while you live idea
'ges him 10 so arrange his ~affairsI
nj the giving shall continue after
$ death. II he were not possessed p
this spirit the might do as many 10
.Ilionaires have done ana b%equeath ~
hut q small part OF his fortune to II
8 family.-ChicaGo Record Herald. FIR