CHAPTER XVI. Carnegie As a Metal Worker 253

CARNEGIE AS A METAL WORKER 253

Early Work and Wages 254

Colonel Anderson’s Books 255

His First Glimpse of Paradise 256

Introduced to a Broom 258

An Expert Telegrapher 259

What Employers Think of Young Men 261

The Right Men in Demand 262

How to Attract Attention 263

Sleeping-Car Invention 264

The Work of a Millionaire 266

An Oil Farm 267

Iron Bridges 268

Homestead Steel Works 269

A Strengthening Policy 270

Philanthropy 271

“The Misfortune of Being Rich Men’s 273 Sons”