There is no form of service more comfortable or so cheap.

Real service, however, demands that a man give himself with his check.

And that the average man cannot do if he remains in affairs.
Particularly true is this to-day, when every problem of business is so engrossing, demanding a man's full time and thought.

It is the rare man who can devote himself to business and be fresh for the service of others afterward.

No man can, with efficiency, serve two masters so exacting as are these.