| Show p iY 0 y i h 1111 i W o h h X 1 XH h 11 h r r i 1 H 1 11 h Jh h 1 1 N 1 NI 1 1 1 N 00 0 1 D 1 i 1 1 I I 0 1 NI N 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 I 1 1 i 1 Iw 1 N u N 4 4 i 1 J I i k uUro 1 0 99 7 I 2 1 1 1 1 J d JA f 1 j 1 x 1 th the News run n tor Carnegie has hasI w of f Andr The t arly JIe States I the In n II and of at 0 Ills hla desire t to give tl 11 6 to lead feud and spend all ail end endI d v m that ti tt It to t a I Ig of of was first Known In the Vr ns s tM the U of the great grent re wrid Tin ho world Ho lio l I n the thc philanthropist let t ui III t 1 ii reach Into the nil I Oll hobby II le public Ii 11 0 J o l t n u uI whose that th the people T The rue e n ir t I in him wan teas wo nothing more inure el I T ah 1 v hid had to any noy man who has hils than pun that at s Interest until It U wua wao waoN U I I Wl give TC to toI would he be give N eu that with which toe to e el I OI became the til III Then l 1 a uJ the ine ineT of the is m ii 1 several degrees be bl beer t gilt gift that he has if tr l II The i with whit It tI pt tIt Im nil all of ofu accompanies It IV t jl can that t mid ll that thata nt h hi t pl t a e I J Ji th u e t the Will 11 1 r Ie tos to c ita the du city will pledge ge appropriation s annual t ty an atilt anil Od true n OB OSden Jf P n very hit i P Pit r Mr Cat ra r a rag then themselves to tor toa o tl fri Ir pith the thc of 0 tho an anif r a expected that an un It if A II 1 i hardly be the offer of a public it reject of nn an extra tax lax tin the tini thet i J because entail hut offer lr would enla i t it Nt m n ot of e tho the While Mt Mi Mir fj rs l br n the tM case i has bas i reached cached tin r Eles B a States and his II It of the thc oil ail M ue all section of tin the tr hat l 9 grace grare Canada Very every In the north to c un unto r tram from south he still fees fee r the In Pennsylvania and nn In hi st t towards warm most of ot awAY avay awn that Stile Mite lie he has given glen hi Ii II suit uit all donations A ti 70 TO O pm meIl Mr Carnegie made I I time ago SDI gin has since stare bu bi bic buIt hit his f U la I aton atoll It Itman Is h a 11 disgrace for A Aman I Iman u i me c cn n is man t In trib ili I rl rib b ami he l e Is la ti tl t t I I 1 th tb World u that he was s as sm sin sille tr e c r to ti n Whet hat I L c rani ahl by Hut the great giver a i I i JaillY d dap Ir Ire tt cl ti lB i lit el I ter lr almost niggardly he hc ha hll haa course tuune Hut Hul of oi lOur c e fl mi mh i is l m la than they Iw and as liS I b t biti a r SUP glee pr vh iti I i t r las IS mOIl malty U It mol inure g gl than ti n us is largely a n matter of ot pct pH begun i iID Ithe na mi n iii n ana aim the ID I 1 f r i n re nun men to 10 ti I in Ira KM II does not can cal a to tt 1 n fI an in en i 11 I a i jpe bp pc what that li h hSI foli SI J t r M aU a n Ii h glUr how ram II h nt tl li II L one ure II b tell put 11 lt a ith tm I lifear seat ar It 1 h t n nw ms i NM rr c cage 01 If the cal al age Igo ae Ilia at of cula nj of the th Ih nf In imi c un II a i 1 t toJ U trusted Iru ted I II It about tt tr tra a s ft fn In Kin to 10 avoid rth what whal 11 Ile I Iu U t u tui Out i of J dying putt u pr hr b lh y t wealth l II 10 but bast a t UI oar fe gyE P neuv at PM ca r 1 li II nett ton text ears arM rs whirl i o 01 1 i r 1 hi N f tune dl tune tUn J 4 7 O 1 Ti Tr t f ll Il figures 1 acts In n i In lu h hit 1111 condition rusts nuis i U WR hire IL T ted lied ami m ny tell tf rI I an funds IO d rh t r luin uin r t n i in m illy I rot of J I f r rune nm o Q J ln I f n If I sir sled securities I Int ri J pr n nt f U aIll a aInD I Kill InD Ill B ill II Il VI I I 2000 1 I 15 t S tIt yearly efly d i iT I T It bas Iian ha t I ern n within a the last as y yI ten r n 1111 u hit his s become b re rei ret rea i I t I ui a t 1 L f r neat I 1 i ii Is i i s g data hack hall fur tor M t la I Inc If I t nc which Urn time he hI hull lins hu ti gl I II M f 1 1 U ij i till ii f f I r il ili kE I i an if n i l I g B s ind mJ other r pith I Ija lieu j A n el 8 age a aJ i i it iI It ja t I t t Ln ny erg O I er of i iii lI lIf t Jit A f 1 hr for fur th tl I I It l a ur Ir o Ii 1 r t j t te hr ie n lIa r of lJ f fh that eltY It In Inu Int u h n flak mak s a Mi magnificent otter offer f t 1 i a I L j u 1 ini II for doing loin so 1 I I s J L h p rt r 1 a nun ah II Ih th t the I It great city Jr erg I W ler hi hP Ie spent pent most mo t ot of atI H II ph awl and from whose h e generous in I k t 14 I J nearly marly n arh all Ill of 0 his t t tt I f 2 P WILL NOT Nor OT HEW lIEI ii tv e tilt Instance n ce that tl has come to tor t Iu t Ur I Ir Carnegie has haa refused r a city rity to establish a II 11 lb T 1 Us It borders b Is that tha t of ofIn IH tr The Iks h Rives elves for tor oct act la In s li I that t unusual unus a manner Is la that t at p i m ern la h im N uld Id help the the ou lily Ity his wealth Wat to o the weaker cities that Uit nt t I as many resources Denver Is li m te need ot of a library b building the th eft u t ono ouo In w hl the volumes WM aa built only y to e t H u a nt fit building could roYde I ot Ct tu W ml mihl I t annihilate that the at speen an anI o of volumes one of 0 the th III 01 th h library II bra I wrote to Mr Ir tad Ind lIe le to Wm the situa to Denver n 1 r 1 lI lb arMele wa was absent nb ent In Europe hr reached his Ilce KUrr Ills I It al the receipt of or 1 37 Iud d thought that he thou ht WOUld readily respond to i to 10 la ate he hall had responded so lib appeals from other othel tf n who h wrote thet the M t 10 that the thc o pen bU he look k after Den l en with other Inter tJ ns and I A rile the as was teas 10 O far tar el and things vL II that l a well ell known Wn asked to draw dra w up plans for Cor II N NN UH 1111 I 11 the o proposed building The architect et went to work with the result that the thu designs demons Il of nf a n beautiful wore perfected The Th hl was to tobe tobe tobe be of ot the material and appointed with as fL great Brent nicety nn ns any nn library building In III the tho land lund and would cost cast about The trustees of tho were elated they could see Bce I visions visit us of just such u n building ng ns nil ashad they had wished for Cor for a n long time but woeful tidings were awaiting s them When Mr Ir Carnegie to returned from his hla i visit abroad he considered considered the application lion tion and sent the following telegram Too Tou many millionaires In ht Denver Dener for tor forme torme forme me to spend money for library there It seems from front this tills that he Just con can concluded eluded that Denver hall hail enough men of 0 Its own to provide a public library building and anil he said sal PO eo briefly and to the point He lye feels as the peo pea people pIe of Denver feel that her wealthy citizens ought to loosen n up GIFT TO NEW YORK YOm CITY After embarkIng for Europe a 0 little littleover littleover over a II week WI elt ago Mr Carnegie Petit leht buck to Mayor Inor Van Wyck ck of New York the word from mid ocean that ho would give to New York for tor libraries Strange ns as It may Inn ma appear there was a n time when he le said em cm emphatically that he would never give 10 a n cent to aid td New York Turk City The Thc last time he hI made this thin declaration was a year ago ngo and he was conversing with Dr John director of the New NewN INN N N ISN u NJ 1111 N HW I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1111 I 1 11 N I N hY h 1111 1 1 1111 1111 NM MN hr M 11 1 1 1 1 N t j t i t v t j i x xv 11 X 1 v I v t 1 r X f r fM y I h i N M NN w 1 N N M N NN w Mx mw 1 NN w wV A A 1 1 s1 N I IList 1 1 V X s List of tho the of altho tho Grout Groat Steal Steel King Has Given Away Awny x xIn y t t In Twenty is H n a to Dlo Die Rich X tt t X t 1 J X H m I w I I IN THE TIlE DAWN OF GLAD EASTERS DANCING SUNBEAMS rejoicing Flowers and Children sail Hall Easter Wlter os as II It Comes Com 8 to Woo Spring to Life Lire and Long Hours of Sunshine i AI A S ra I 21 f 1 4 y g f s w t i 47 rip f 1 r j t Tra Trai Trac j f i r I c r l I s 1 a a k 1 I IL e L s sr A 1 1 r S T r I 1 tt W e r f fw i t I 1 J Jj if j w C C 11 11 1 1 t i 1 V S vs S I r r 1 i t tt I t I Golden Easter follows after gloomy gloom Lent bringing with It bright spring days long hours houri of sunshine Flowers greet Its coming and church and home arc are brilliant with Ith their beauty fragrant with their perfume as we deck eck altar and hearthstone to give hitting welcome to Its dawn Children rejoice when Easter Enster morning breaks break And rise to watch the sun nun as It St dances In Intha Inthe the tho blue skies Their voices give live glad greeting to Easter A VM Yr York rk Public library than whom no ho homa noman noman man ma n did more mo moIn rc to work worl t a n radical change In the millionaires feeling toward the metropolis Mr Ir Carnegie Carneg and Dr have been he n friends for tor fifteen en years enu they the have spoken from the same BlUnt platforms they the have passed many an hour talking libraries as n a source of untold benefit b to the masses and where they thc were most needed by these thelle masses mn ell ellIn In one of these conversations Dr Hill Hili HillIngs logs Ings In s spoke of the thc need of New York City ell for tor more institutions In Ions as ns tho the poor man might enter und and know he was not regarded as out of 0 hits his proper place Dr fillings Hillings did not nut so BO much ns hint that Mr Ir Carnegie should make the metropolis thc the recipient of ot his ids generosity but the millionaire seemed to regard his words word In that light he exclaimed give a n dollar to New York City Ity for free libraries Never Nt r New York Is III n a rich city ell has hall wealthy wealth residents and the city elt Itself should provide for tor the th educational needs of Its people My Iy money mane Is III given Riven to those tho 1 cities which ore are poor where till the people have h e no resources and where wh re there Is no wealth w to found libraries I Iw will w ill never give Ive a n dollar to t o the New w York Yok r S I This WWI was about a yi your ar ago soon SOOIl after which Mr Ir Carnegie found himself en engaged engaged engaged In a II war with th lu National Tube company It Is said paid that he feared that his long Jong cherished Idea IdeR of retiring from Crom business must t be delayed AIwas AI Al Always ways was an untiring tighter lighter he decided e l to tomake tomake make battle until he was victorious no matter maUer how ho long Ions Ion the warfare might last Taking the tho he ho threat threatened coed ened to open rival rUal tube tu e works work at nt Con Conneaut Conneaut Conneaut harbor Ohio and also planned for Cor a sheet steel trel plant at Pa la lint Hut he Bunged the tIlt of ot the men with whom he was nt lit odds odd He lie knew they were powerful Influential and had no limit to their capital He lie was wall aware anare that any uny nn day If It h he would ably support his hla pollIon If Ir he would not be checkmated he Ile must bo be enabled to place his hand han without delay dela upon millions of ot dollars dollar He lie II had It at nt his hl command C he pro proposed posed nosed 1 IId to keep It there to so a as al not to be caught napping r And keep It he ho did u u H I T With such vigor did he prosecute the campaign that as every eer one knows now the thc other side stele capitulated the Steel el Trust Trull t the was wn formed and maybe Just ai M Mh hi he h wished It to be b his Interests were purchased a n few weeks ago ao WITH SS I 1 am om done one with business was his lili cry r of 0 victory The millions needed an as anwar war funds were on his hands bonds he hc would woul engage In no future conflict In which they might be needed So In accord accordance ance once with his idea IMn that A man who died rich died dle disgraced he h deemed It time to begin the work of keeping his hili name front from that tarnish It then Ih n that Dr Billings Hillings nil lings called on him him null and In the course UrRO nf ot several In Interviews Interviews told him burn how Tar far behind New NewYork NewYork pw York was of the other grant Brent rent in inthe Inthe Inthe the matter mailer of public libraries The Thelast he lost last conference won was two da days s 11 before beCore Mr Ur Carnegie Carne e jailed railed fur tor Europe Kurop How Itow many mon libraries In your estima estimation tion Ilon does do New York ne need d and will be the cost coat of the buildings he asked buildings will be bo enough N HII 11 1111 li l H H N H H 1 r the tho assurance frim them that they the appreciated d the generous JIlt girl nail and thought that the city should by ly till nil moans means accept It S1 MAN rAN Ol OF TUB TIMES TI mS Mayor Vat Van Wyck Ito m Ill 1 with s Mr 1 ir arh leH s I t t promptly i sent hit his acceptance of ot the tho otter offer In behalf of the tho city together with wIlh nn at of aC his personal thank M T T Y Yand and their average aera t cost will tell be was the thc reply rep e of tit Dr Hillings Lots lets see eec time times Is U l ut it Well that Is a R pret pretty ty l t Rood good sum um but I 1 guess New Nw York city lily n needs ds those libraries and all ought to tohle have them Two days later Inter Mr Carnegie soiled rallied for Europe with the result already mentioned A canvass of the this municipal authorities and the trustees trust of tin the pub public lie lic library and an the governor No 0 matter what obstacles obstacle said Mid Mayor Vats Van Wyck W I my will is that the great offer otter shall hall be accepted where there Is 18 a will there Is n a way way Thin Is III u II grand Krand offer from n grand granun n He lie speaks F pea peak kg In his hll letter Itt r of s these Ming large IUle times time but he IK tM the largest men man an of or the limos He lie Is the greatest human product of the thc nineteenth century The following Is i a I lIt list of ot Mr Carne Came Carnegles tries b 1 a period of t tt twenty t years U anil Dill amounting nr noun tin IT to 1176 nG Town or City Amount 1 Aberdeen Scotland library 1 t S Alameda Cal library h j F era j 1 1 f fIn 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 I I J s In C Carnegie II r I II Allegheny uj fi I lury 50 1 pa Ash Ashtabula tabu IiI ohio Ohio 11 IM r library UINta till 11 p Rana tinmun c Scotland id library lib btu f fHear N 1161 Mi 53 6 Heaver Hear l Ia la library 1 b 10 0 Heaver lall Pa II 10 rrt Pa State Stale Celle 0 ere r I 1 n t j Y liter Blue rl Ken n library lOll Braddock ock Ini I Braddock la lib GO Ohio libra Canton Ohio Ohl library Y i Carnegie Carnelle Ill Pa library Ib 2 1 N 4 6 or Tenn jR N VW s Cheyenne Wyo lib library Pm Pa lit N V Y I library lib sa I Conneaut Coati itt Ia iR library Y JOCO JOCOS I p I Iva lib libY at 50 C r rich S r I I 8 not I anti library N 1 Tuna Texas I Texas Tn Ii i 11 Davenport lulls Iowa library i lOt f J III library r Mien Minn library My I r Scotland library GO Jj aC 1 Scotland j II h ol JO t J iJ Scotland library 0 l u i n Ia ls a l I Iva Ia a Carnegie A Atut Ute tiit tut East Kast r a t LIterl Liverpool II rr ool I Ohio hi library li j r i i I Ia Lamport a Me Ie library Scotland library ii f Edinburgh Scotland technical school action i Emporia Ian Kan y 10 A AI Fairfield I Iowa library II bra r 10 O OI Fayette I town Iowa upper Ull r q p 1 Fort I Ort Worth orth Texas Tevan library Galesburg III 11 library II N Y V library UIO r j Grangemouth Scotland library Ohio Olio library II 11 t Greenburg Pa CO C 4 kJ i e Okla library if 9 C IJ 4 Hazel wood Ia la library I 1 8 a L I 1 I library lI 00 Hoboken N J Stevens Steens t Lute tute 2 r Homestead Pa PR library II i Homestead Pa Carnegie i tute tote I Houston Texas library ry 00 O 0 i i Inverness library t Scotland library Johnstown Pea Paa library i It Scotland library M Si Lewiston Mo library K 10 Nm N iP Lincoln Ill library m GOO cm de Lincoln Neb Nob library Louisville Ky l I y I f f Institute ii I 0 I 11 I anUt Cuba library to 1 ii j PH 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