The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-29

aUuus JlI peoples % is 3u event. and
as everybody s hupinp 600 reach OBI.
same as, tho days uf the man oi
eighty are shortened hl csyrybods
l%uNiuusly asninE. How did you do
lt' Give us tho combination
The Psalmiai gave distinction Co this
axe 10! his declaration iu the Hin,,lo.b
psalm. THE days OF oar age are
three score and ten and though men
be so strong that they come to four
score years. set BE- their strength then
but labor and sorrow. su sOuu p1ss,th
b. away and We are gone But times
were far different when the psaluist
wrote. The sanitation If today. the
methods for preserving health, the
wonderful discoveries 300 medicine ana
surgery. the elimination OF pcrils o.
life and ouRcuiCs we're then uuSnowu.
u is o. tribute tu their outdoor lite
that any OF them lived TO seventy. so
one even with all The knowledge ana
skin in our doN, could hope 90 reach
eighty Dr. he enjoyed an the pleasures
OF David. nor would vc even at -',-
cuty De- improved h. The remedy Einz
David's physicians devised Co keep
him warm John Bigoiow writing his
mcrolrs az ninety was us cheerful
hopeful. charming and Inspiring e
man as ! knew Of any age. and Tor
ten years showed no sign hat beyoni
eighty his strength was but labor
and sorrow Neither did Gladstone
whom I met In the flush of his grclt
victory az cighty-thrcc. The German
Ambassador records that Theirs lt
] o%ighty-four iu his discussions with
him. which say ed France. was the
llvclicst and uhlest Frsnchmau whom
ne had met I found Lord Hnlshury.
cN-lord chancellor of England. one oi
the most active and Interesting, men
at cighty-nve, and now al eighty -scVcL
he Is writing "a monumental work tho
revision and codincation 90 the laws
Uf England Lord PaIuotston. when
prime minister &c cightN three. said
that the prime Of life was seventy
nine. and SIT William Crooks. the
scientist. Says hc has at oighty-ouc
bccn So absorbed In the marvels ot
science and its possibilities that age
has never occurred 90 him and he has
laid out work which Will require nfiy
years To- complete. As an cNamulr
from the industrial world. I was as.
ISOLATED as an attorney with Commo-
dore vanderbilt; during the later years
OF his life He was more alert. wise
ana efficient az eighty than ar au"
period mo the acknuwlrdged leader
in the railway enterprises Of that
time.
\ few years asp Er1y hairs Norc =
fatal handicap to employment. Pro
fcssor Oslcr did "a cuol service for tn.
unemployed when hc declared that lr
sixty We should be chloroformcd ~
led 10 wide and universal discussion
and developed tho fact that the best
work 100 every department OF huma D
'udoayor is done by mon over nit..
our presidents are vigorous hlustrl-
u"ns. Ttti was never 81" active a-
now. Colonel Roosevelt is hailed as
90" most active ana ~rcsnur.cful man
oi our time H'd Wilson leads ni7
PARTY % congress, with the same
obedience from both, as Napoleon had
from h 'ld Guard Edison told m
twenty lode years 's" that hc intend
ed To bring grand opera within tho
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