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LIST OF WORLD’S
GREATEST MEN
Former Governor of New York,
Wm. Sulzer, who visited Seward last
summer, and who is heavily interest
ed in the White River country, re
cently compiled a list the world’s
greatest men, which is believed to be
one of the best yet, and Gov. Sulzer
has been greatly complimented on
his effort.
The following letter was handed in
to the Gateway from one of the ban
queters who was present at the time
Mr. Sulzer made his favorites known:
Dr. Eliot tells us that the ten great
est men in the past 2300 years are
the following:
1. Aristotle
2. Galen
3. Leonardo da Vinci
•1. Milton
5. Shakespeare
0. John Locke
7. Immanual Kent
S. Francis Bacon
0. Isaac Newton
10. Ralph Waldo Emerson.
In my opinion, says the sender of
ihe letter, this is a good list. How
ever, I was at the Rob't Burns Dinner
held at the Brevoort House, on Janu
ary 24, to commemorate his birthday,
and I heard former Governor Sulzer’s
speech in which he gave a list of the
ten greatest men the world has pro
duced, and as Sulzer was several
weeks ahead of Dr. Eliot, I want to
give the names on his list, so that
those who are interested in subjects
of this kind can make comparisons,
and draw their own conclusions. The
Sulzer list is as follows.
1. Hammurabi—
the genius and ruler of Chal
dea, and the father of law.
Amon-hotep—
the seer and genius of Egypt—
the Aesculapius of the Greeks—
and the founder of Medicine.
3. Confucius—
the genius and teacher of China,
and the father of Ethics.
4. Plato—
the genius and teacher of
Greece, and the founder of phil
osophy.
5. Archimedes—
the genius and inventor of Syra
cuse. and the father of mechan
ics.
C. Da Vinci—
the genius and philosopher of
Italy, and the founder of Mod
ern Art.
7. Spinoza—
the genius and thinker of the
Renaissance, and the Apostle
of Freedom.
8. Vere de Vere—
the genius and thinker of Eng
land. and no doubt the real au
thor of Shapespeare.
f>. Burns—
the genius and moralist of Scot
land, and humanity’s greatest
seer and singer.
10. Spencer—
the author of evolution, the ge
nius of research, and the father
of Synthetic Philosophy.
My judgment, the writer says in con
clusion to his letter, is that Sulzer’s
list is superior to Dr. Eliot’s and a
little investigation on the part of those
interested I think will prove it to any
impartial investigator. Sulzer said
that true greatness depended on orig
inality, versatility and universality.
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SEATTLE, \Vn„ Mar. 31.—Two pet
sponges, raised from infancy by
i revor Kincaid, professor of zoolo
gy in the University of Washington,
has given birth to six young sponges.
The sextet are replicas of the
parent sponges, and, although they
may never be useful in swabbing
mud off the family automobile, they
make remarkably docile pets, said
Professor Kincaid.
Professor Kincaid’s experiment, as
far as known here, was the first
successful attempt to raise sponges
in an indoor aquarium.
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to land in the Sahara desert, reached
a village after six days of walking
across the hot sands. They were in
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ROME, Mar. 31.—The inllux into
Rome of thousands Holy Year pil
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the usual early spring resorts by r-e
ports of unusually fine weather, is
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war position as one of the most in
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traditoinal home of tro Papacy and
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but also upon a flourishing modern
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