Line 10.0.0 We deny to the professions the righ

Line 10.0.1 we permit to business men, of assuminj

Line 10.0.2 that the unregulated competition of tb

Line 10.0.3 profit making motive will produce servio

Line 10.0.4 of the quality we require. The soldier

Line 10.0.5 the sailor, the doctor, the engineer ar-

Line 10.0.6 compelled by tbe terms of their engage

Line 10.0.7 ment to think of service first and per

Line 10.0.8 sonal gain afterward.

Line 10.0.9 They may grow rich by the pinsutt O

Line 10.0.10 their vocation, but their wealth is an in

Line 10.0.11 cident, a by-prodnct of their work, aw*,

Line 10.0.12 not the end it serves. We do not mess

Line 10.0.13 by a great lawyer a rich lawyer, or b;

Line 10.0.14 a great surgeon a rich surgeon. Great

Line 10.0.15 ness to them is a function of service p

Line 10.0.16 the community. But a great business mai

Line 10.0.17 is simply a man who has amassed -a laiv

Line 10.0.18 fortune without regard to the way Ij

Line 10.0.19 which he has attained it.