The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-01
Editorial psrn Of The rrtrtnit Times Tuesday April T.
IGAN CAN'T TAKE HIS MONEY
WITH HIM-WE WISH HE COULD

GAN CAN'T TAKE HIS MONEY
W1TH HIM-WE WISH HE COULD
s sd Of who has passed after long ne" and su
Int Il Il better or messenger Of mercy
this be said Pepont Morgan the rich man
IN ended in Romef
Ws delh Il the last 10 happy years for Morgan.
almost certain that there much suffering in hem-su
4 HIT from having TOO MUCH MONEY.
believe that for Morgan had been miserable man
1Aazs 4 more misery in millions than there is happiness
we know 0 another very rich
re Il endeavozing to die poor.
H engaged work his while yet spared
Almighty while enough active enough and keen
|nuGh for the undertaking
The rich wants to die happy
N q no ANAL task he has out for himself
l. Pepont Morgan could not have assumed had he
~ - disposed
when health and nerves finally helpless with the
gold bearing down the weakened and frsi shoulders
e Wa then late for Morgan to die poor or HAPPY
His affair." had been turned to younger men
His mighty fortune grow day by day hour by hour
1tnnts By minnie.
The loved well and which life itself him. he had
|lnous going without him.
The Morgan money not Morgan the
Ihard
The jingle gold pleasing but the Morgan hand
nkDd feel it and count it.
The misery suffering this rich after enforced retirement
~ q ~ praise God destined to know.
Then all Mogan riches could buy the one
M thing he would have all his money fo'
kUEALTH
81 The health he traded his riches.
u Il was too when he wanted to trade back
a Morgan drove q bad bargain there
Today he il better of.
"a citssa
n Il often said exactly 0 the contrary.
N Hot because he immensely rich.
man can be immensely rich and still be good citizen.
Wa have rich who
Dsng . crime
IL Hut riches be put to criminal use.
Noreans riches put CRIMINAL
HOMES
Il Morgan goes to grave, but these riches remain
DEATH but the Morgan the little fellow
Y ~ business world il unreaxed.
The closed but the Morgan vision will still tell the Morgan
lHIfons when strike
ii The NAN ) dead-peace to his ashes
The man himself harmless
The millions remain-the gave power remain
intimate sm buy and SELL to wreck and ruin
The il dead, but the faint is still upon his gold
bad helpless state Of the Of that forbids put
~ + s. the grave with him.
piespont Morgan inspiration growing Americans in
~ respect he taught little impossible under the
y Though hs purpose selfish and unAmercan, HE ACCOM-
l1nM1D II.
IS H wanted to accumulate money and he DID IT.
~ wanted power the financial world and he WAS At
! d1ath he almost controlled it.
- wanted to have his and many
fhem found themselves there.
AZ r h wanted to ruin q man, he ruined him.
be put railroad Of business he put out of bus
he wanted it for himself securities and
: = cheap.
H vas gigantic success according the Repont
In1Ian ambition.
II reached the goal he wanted 10 reach. l
III And thereby left lesson.
ne contemplation the good
the enefaoor might have been and the
could have brought his had his motives been different
Had he ambitions for others and less for himself
a genius expended the interest Of his lowman
$3.50 q against him;
d acuated spirit Of humanity fair play and
ma wu1hpped the feet justice and less at the
~ q 0rsed
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