Two Days In This City Is Worth

A Man May Be A Tough, Concentrated, Successful Money-maker And Never Contribute To His Country Anything More Than A Horrible Example.

The Great Vice Of Democracy Is That For A Generation We Have Been Busy Getting Ourselves On To The List Of Beneficiaries And Removing Ourselves From The List Of Contributors, As If Somewhere There Was Somebody Else's Effort On Which We Could Thrive.

A Manager May Be Tough And Practical, Squeezing Out, While The Going Is Good, The Last Ounce Of Profit And Dividend . . .

Never Forget Posterity When Devising A Policy. Never Think Of Posterity When Making A Speech.

More Good Things In Life Are Lost By Indifference Than Ever Were Lost By Active Hostility.