He That Cannot Reason Is A Fool.

Those Who Would Administer [charity] Wisely Must, Indeed, Be Wise, For One Of The Serious Obstacles To The Improvement Of Our Race Is Indiscriminate Charity. It Were Better For Mankind That The Millions Of The Rich Were Thrown Into The Sea Than Spent To Encourage The Slothful, The Drunken, The Unworthy. Of Every Thousand Dollars Spent In So-called Charity Today, It Is Probable That Nine Hundred And Fifty Dollars Is Unwisely Spent - So Spent, Indeed, As To Produce The Very Evils Which It Hopes To Mitigate Or Cure.

And While The Law Of Competition May Be Sometimes Hard For The Individual, It Is Best For The Race, Because It Ensures The Survival Of The Fittest In Every Department.

The Sound Rule In Busi­ness Is That You May Give Money Freely When You Have A Sur­plus, But Your Name Never-nei­ther As En­dorser Nor As Mem­ber Of A Cor­po­ra­tion With In­di­vid­ual Li­a­bil­ity

Instead Of The Question "what Must I Do For My Employer?" Substitute "what Can I Do"

There Is No Idol More Debasing Than The Worship Of Money.