Show PLUCK AND INDUSTRY I Fiftythree years ago Andrew Carnegie Car-negie was a bobbin bona cotton factory fac-tory at 5120 per week His stock sold to the steel trust makes him more than I a 200 times millionaire to say nothing of his outside property his homes his lands his city realty and his money We mention It that boys may read the facts I they are working at L20 per week they need not despair They may not get to be 200 times millionaires they ought not to for that is a most disproportionate amount of money for any one man to possess but they can make an independence for they are in America and the opportunities of the country are all open to them I Men last year took a working bond on land In Kansas and with n single crop made money enough to pay for the entire tract The same thing can be done in n dozen States It the boys will look anon iicl ot lherlch men they know they will dlscovpr that almost every one Started In life without mpney Mine I and lcld ami f trade are nil i I open for L I strong workers and the patient the industrious in-dustrious und the persistent boy will be sure to win for this Is a country that places no obstruction the path ot I effort the friction of no oppressive law Is felt and the lands resources are not nearly all exhausted Of course when one looks upon the gigantic combines of capital and their allembracing power it Is natural to feel that no Individual effort can make progress against such a force but after all that power is made up of units and they arc not different in texture from those that every boy can handle The two chief elements In this worlds I dustry progress are afltJr all pluck and In |