Spanish Fork Press | 1905-08-24 | Page 6 | Exclusiveness as a Fault

EXCLUSIVENESS AS A FAULT Mans Weakness In Separation from Rest of His Kind A man Is but a cluster on the great human grapevine Ho begins to dry up the moment he Is cut off from his fellows Ther la something In the solidarity of tho human race which cannot bo accounted for In the sum total of all tho Individuals Separation Separa-tion from the mass Involves a mighty loss of power In tho Individual Just as there Is a loss of cohesion and adhesion ad-hesion Involved in the separation of the molecules and atoms of the diamond dia-mond The value of tho gem Is in the close contact the compactness and the concentration of the particles which compose It Tho moment they aro separated Its value Is gone So a strong effective man gets a largo part of his strength from tho vital connection with his fellows Success Magnzlne