Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-12
both the stars and Stripes and tho
Union Jack-sewed together.

Union Jack--sewed together.
Internationally. Carnegie made ready
use OF his pen. His interviews with
the newspaper men invariably wound
Il would like nothing better than TO
be reporter" He wrote a little for
the press in the days, of Horace cree
time. Ills books numbered about a
dozen. his first being a testimony to
Eour-In Hand in Great Britain uSS3).
I NE next year he wrote Around the
r THEN of Triq% y D Dc,
basnesy in 1901 he wrote rers Tse co 5sp%
Empire OF Business In 1905 he. once nee
Sn teng :.,rSe In tho factor cellar.
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Carnegie often Attacked.
on INC at: attacks upon Carnegie were at
what he had SO conspicuously preached
Il, The theIry. rsgarding labor: lIe saw
unions and sometimes was forced 70
c t:fl; their demands. He himself
relatively higher wage in his mills
than any other manufactured
,s Ills .sG theory on this subject. and others.
PITS OF epigramatic phrascology culled
rom his interviews. speeches and
bo,d 1.-The instinct tla which leo the slave
was ike, TO keep his slave in Ignorance
La bor capital, and business ability
are the three legs of three-IeEged
neither is third; there is no precedcnrn'
a Wou pIf'R s6w ed disndy necessary He who
The day is coming. and already we
&c IL dawn. in which the man who
weS,, PoSs sisS OF millions Of available
ready TO be distributed. will die dis.
Among the saddest of ali spectacles To-
me Is that of an elderly man occupy
ing his last years grasping for more
Pertaining to success: Immense
power "a is acquired by. assuring yourself
BORN YOUR to secret secret reseries that you were
A@asisa: III hope s'n Sme seina9acy viii Ii
their wiser brethren on the other sid dL
On Temperatures: THE first and most
seductive peril, and the destroyer of
lquor tMr. carnegie eh Sim aTtnIfki Wss OF
total abstainer, and gave his empiovees
an SHIP tbaS1 Castle 10 per cent advance
ported that they had not touched
Two Forgotten Gifts.
his terse comment on such subjects
and others without end-poverty as a
spur to success. mother love. business
sanization. good reading home MAX
through his books even moro widely
than his princely gifts.
There are two Carnegie gifts" which
were never accepted. It was reported
oa oer Ia the ussS hin
/ ~
Philippines to che natives for self-gov-
eminent. Later when the nuestioS Of
What shall we do with our ESsPresi.
dents" was widely discussed. Car.
lem: He offered TO support them on
sSo.ooU pension every year so long as
they lived. and do the same for their
widows SO long as they remained un.
up.on. and dropped
Mr.. Carnegie told the Federal Com
mission on Industrial Relations in 1918
that he, had given s324.657.3s9 TO edu.
cational and philanthropic causes. This
did not, however. include many gifts
that might be counted as benefactio
Tor IT was not IS large as the total
OF donations and gifts he had an
amount to $341, GOO. 900 and has steadily
increased since then.
Hero Fund In Widespread
The hero fund up to the time Of
the war. was In operation in every
one of the nations on the continent or
Europe. In this fund. too. are included
subdivisions
He himself expounded his creed as
TO do as much good In the world as
! can" and explained this in detail
in his Gospel OF Wealth" as follows:
Thus is the problem Of rich and