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THE ·MORNING POST~ FIUDAY. .l\h\RCH 

'THE :MEN WHO ·_WON· 

THE W,AR. 

w:u· t.. JG po 11i1cm.u with his gifts of appeal io Lhe 

uw.:;s1Js was i1l\·~1.lun.ble; wheu i.he ¥en.I (•f. th9 

ua.Lion flagged owiug l.o lo~ses aud d~forre:tj 

hope i.h~ poliLiciu.u, with his f.J·a.iued gift Qr 

1·011sjug tired zea.l . and reki11dliug exba.usttit} 

cmotious, wa.s iudispeusable; wheu cmployei:=1 

lmd Lo IJe persunded lo couYert theh· factorie.§ ! ill.If) :1r:iem.1.l:i:, nnd "-"Orkmen IJa.rl to 00 per- ( Mr. Llo:ud George.'s View .. •110.de<L ;or, "·ork o•··~rioitue, Lh• poli1.icions had t 9 : '"J bo mobilist!d. 

iMPORTANCE. ·oF 

PQLITICIAN. 

THE 

Advice'to Aspiring M;P;'s. 

WutHt: Gt11>uNr FAJot:o. 1 

Ii. is. inLerestiu;; from this ·point of ,-i~w ii.1011@ I to re"d Lha r<:rnarka.bfo books wriLleo by thg' 

G·~ruurns io oxplaiu their defeat. l'hc factf!' 

the111eeh·es drh·e you to Ll..ie cc.ioclusiou tirn.t. 

t.hcro is urnch to ho sa.id for the crit;ici:=an put! 

forw.urJ by thD. grca.t (ierma.11 miliLury 1~~~ders 

t.lrn.t a..lie 4.:0mpleteuc:.:::~ of t.lu~ di:sastor Wil.s due 

l:1rgely to tho f;1ct tba.t Lbt) GCrnrnu polii.iciun did uot do his dut.y iu org·auisin~ and ke~ping 

up Lhc spirit of the na1.ion bidiind tLo Jiues 

1 • .i Cou~cripts were mobilic.cd. but uoL coui:icimwcs. 

i\:[r .. Lloyd Ot.,..:u·ge yc::Lct·day cleri.ycreu Thero was no oua in Germany t.o <1roustJ U1e 

his ad.:frcss us J,ord Rm;tor of falinllnrgh r~,~~:~ ~~ Jr~~ ~'t, ';J;~/:·bl~ii~t: f,~: ~\"r,~J.>lh~;~ Uni\•crsit.\·, and took n~ hi~ subject 'whllt tu enduro h:Lrdships, to face aLuX'ieties, to bet.i.r 

ho dcse;ihcd us ·~,A :t.'cw H.undom "i;rowiug bnrd.,us. !'or the work of ffi!.e de- • · • lllOCl'acy tho poHticiau is ec;senti~l. '.l'lw11'1:hts of l'oliticiam;. a.nu 'Jliei1· D1ffi_."- ..., Qu.1.L1Tns 1~on SuccEss. culties.''. 1.'ho J~onl RP.ct.or, who was the· What qu•.li\.ies do you requiro lo aehie\"e suc01•ernight of 1.he Principal, ?ir ress in polii.ic-s? Like any other great areer, 

Ji:"·i11g! wa~., wait~d upon ouf;sde polit.ics demand iutclJigcuce,. insight, ima.ginatho ]!rind.pu.i::-; resi;lence i11 t.h(": 111or11i_ng; tion, coucont.ra.tioa, iDUusi.ry, upt·igbtuei!-t ju 

i_.,, f(lriN U~il·ci.·~ity Blue~ .• and 0110 o 1: i;wo life and conduct. You uiay wio popularity, 

~L11d.:.~11ls attended in t.ho "\Vcl:~h natiutrnl with mcrci.ricious gifts, ·but you c~ ne,·cr re- taiu it without 1·eul quality. But if I were l.o dress. He wa.s dn•g:~1)d "in nn. "!'"" "'·1.r- choose thl) gins which yon speci,.lly need more 

riarr1; bv his admirers from i\:1.01·uy-11Iauo to i~1 politi~:::; tliau .any .other pursuit, or pi:ofcs- 0 :·. . . tilOn I. would begin with cou.ra.go. Thero 1s no tho M.1~]'.wao Hall. <oc1ttion which makes a more consLanL draft 

i\lcn.nw.hile s(.-encs of grcu.t lh·c.1ilie~s, l vu courage ot e'·ery kind, moral coura.So, 

d · 1 · ·1 •d ~·. . "'ere t.aki 11 '· I)la·~e1 prompt. coul'age, but. mo~t Qf ~n t.bc coura.gc nn , 1.1.LC <:ice, ro" ) l1<lll, " · !;!; · . t.lrn.L la.st•. A poliLica.I caMer is full of disoutsido tho Hall. F'or this s~udeu_ts who I appoiuLmcnts a.ud hul'I~. PoliLicians wol'k in 

hntl bcc11' dis~ppoinbcd. at not obtaiuing ~-u"' a.~_mo~ph~r~~ <if ~rit.icisr~ 11.~:J ~11~11-r?·. -~~~!u~r~ t . k t f ad ·. · to the Hall were· re- .i.ro men .:iu'°u.0 eLI .t.nrl or::.am~.Lt.1011:; ui.11uLamed ~C" e s ~ nusSJo_n . . . for ·the purpusu of di::spara.gin~~ lindiu 11• fault, SJJOusible. As holders ol' tl<:ket.s entc.t.,:d on<I conole111ni11:; polili<:ians. Their prfuciples. 

ti1.e Hall they we1·0 pelted with eggs, t•boir w~rd•, tb~i 0 a.cl._ious, c~·ery J.,c,J a_nd • . . I . ·d phra~ 1:0 .sc.rnt1mt:.cd oy tru.rned 11.~yes \\"Ith 

01·u.ugcs, ixn•tder, an.d tomatoes. USl, c micro~coJ>h.:. miuutenes::i:, and blemi:d1cs, if not 

tho Hall pandeJOQnium reigned; 'l'ho chief c~>Lggera.1ed_. :ire. "·L 1.,ast pr•,suotod iu th<: · · · I d d t • th I d11nen~1on-:; iu wluch t.l1ev uppea.r through t\ie m1ss1lc from t to un ergra 11a es ID 0 g~ - microscope. '.rh<m: aro 50111<~ 111~11 \,·ho ,.u.ract 

Jery were rolls. of toiJct pape.r, of which mt)ru crii.icis!n i,hiLo oLht.:r~. J:~nwyt.l1~11g t.b(!y 

· . · · ·l ··t"bl·· • 1 'l'ho ·~H·.Y· c,·crytluu.:; they ~lo, or e,·c~yi..hrng- Ui_•.w they had au inc~ 1aus I O supp Y• ... la.11 1<1 ""·.Y or ~ioi;lecL l-0 do, is prompt•ly 

atmosphere wa.s thick witl1 powder, peas, I fo.•~·mcd upon. ~°''"' could JU>i• ·~•Llk acl'o>s a. ·· i:oh •!Our:::!.~ 011 8nnda\· w1t.110111; .11J1...'4::i-o~a11li r•·:· and n1cul. . · J1roach ;"at.hr.rs might. w l~o t.hcir hH.11 011 t.lie 

. Many of .the women students took a. pr0;-; .;1111rch •l.ccple with h:mll.v a rrnmnul'. I 1,, .... ., 

ll i CJ t, ~rt; in the proc)·•d·ings bv scatter .. ~ecu 111c11 \\·ho 111!.d fa.t::cd :leiLt;h u.ud !·o~t.uru l n 1 pa . · et; .. . 111 C\"1~rv form r1na.rl ;wd ~hr111k l.i~f(1r1; r1<.h1;11fo. 

ing co·n/~tti. 'fho eut.ry of 't;l1e cx·Pr1m.c. for thC 1;orr(•sh·u cshaft:s of ridicul.;~ hnrn muJ 

Minister wns enlivc11ed by tho disph•y of' g_u:•w into. our ,·er~·. 1.i•;:ue.•. 'r!1~ poor 1u:oli-

. f -r.- • d d t,11;1iL11 Im.:; t.o t?udura 11; L;hrough hie, u.nd wh~u 

a. clumu1y j1gure o t.he .L\..f.Ltser suspen c · ho r1md:; or his 111is1.a.k1) ani:I of t.l11J use Whi1:h 

from tl:to· top aalJery, while a. .huge bunch is .1110.d::: ?f it,!"' ku~ws ·he: li·ill_ u~•·c1· "'"!.r Ll,:e · 0 . f cud (•f It.. .I.hero is no prote:.:i=wu wh1cb 1:-; 

of leeks was nlso bung alo· ti.. , 1:arriei"I •.ni umfor e=111:lr. u~H-ci.ing, ir1·it-ali11g. ;wrJ 

11J(lrt;ifyin;; ·1..:oudit;ions. 

REQUISITES OF A POLITI_CIAN. ,\ BAl<H1$1"Ell 01< • DOL'TOR. 

J.Ir. LLOYD G.FJORGE described.at t,he out.set .lmagiuc what woul4·J .h:1.pp,.H1 if 11. b1t.rri.::il··~r 1)1" 

of his address tho training politicia.J1s under~ a ulurgy1mL11. or a. doctor lmd· Lo tlisd1u.rgl} 1,!t1.; 

\Vent in f;heir ea..rlier years,· 1ikening it to 1.luLi';l:i ·n1,J;;wh•}d i.o 1.l11~it 1;xa.ltud pr(lr"t?ti:z.1.fo11s 

peace ma.namvres of armies. He continued: uml•Jr i,Jiu conditiMlri whid1 alllicl. 1.hc lifo uf 1.h1} 

\\111011, t.berefore,' grea.t issues a.rise you bu.l"e a. i p(11iLidu11. J10t 111:; l;etkc 11111~ ;:a!-i"c lire1; uf all of 

body of men trained to instruct, to a.ppea.1, t-0 U11:: 1n1rri~tcr. :t-fo ha.!=i lo conduci,. a. '"•;ry diflicult; 

organise, aud to ca.rry through a great; purpose H-uil c(1111plica.l-crl ca~·:: in Conl't,, .He dNJs his 

of a great, ·ca.use to 1·ictory. Question's are bcsi. for hi::; ·di~n_I.; f!ut;s; i.110 whl1l1.; o!: bi~ 

arisiun which iu"\'"oh·o tho very foum1a.tious of ~~1·c11g·i,lt uu_i.f ab1lll 1,Y mt.o t.h<: .fJl"\·;~e1.1La1.1011. 01 " · d ·, t Ji· w ll 111~ c.n.!:!•.;. N~\'et•tl.1elesi5, tl11..: fol~uwmg 11:1m:1~111g- our socLO.l o.u economic sys em •. ·"' IS . G Llm~ 15 t;(J(: kuid pt: c1.1m1r1e11L "'h1i::h w1.iuJd, 11 11.-: 

that they should be settled by a h1ghly-trametl we.re t.l'eat.<id lik~ p<>Jil,idans, u.ppour in, Glw 

political people. What ha.p11ens in the al)senue l!r•ls_s which happened to be ho;Lih> t.o him :uni 

of this education and discipline is seen iu Lile to 111~ ,ca1.1::.oc:. . . . . : . 

si.ato of Ru!:-!sin. t-0-lla.y. "~l'hu opcu!•~g of th~ 1;;.i~c o[ B!o!"'u , ... ff.ob111· .. . . . . ~011 by Mr . .l:.;Lrnast .Pl•::lHl<;:r, .K.c., )"C~te.rday 1'.ou can find lJO better illmn:ru.tiou of t\rn wa:::, bv 11 ni\·ct·s;.il 11onscut.., to s11.y t.ho l•m.i;I.' di:::w 

n.Llue of the J>olitical training for livbich OUl" ;.ippoini.in~. ;\:; we luL\'u 1·epc1~i,~rUy pointed 01Jt 

pa.rt.isan warfare.is 1·espousiblll 'iiha.n tho use to iu thesu t.:Qluum~, ·t:hc. 1.~hMnl;1ft s 1;~ iat bes~: 

which polil.foiaus were put dui·iua t.bts Great i~. a IJa.-J one, bu~ .M.t·. J!iead·~r 111~•.de th•= worHli , . • • • i:" . . . . vi a bud case. \'Yo .a.re awK-re 1;btt1; a knowle.-1:;1.; 

\\ ar •. lt will g"·e _you au idea "'.th? mi~~r.t-· ol' ht.w · anJ its p~indpl~s is. uoL his •~r.ong auce, 1n a. gra.ve nat1oua.I emergench of pobt1c,LI . poinL, b1it. wc 11reditcd h1111 ~it.h Lbe. r10Sti~Swn 

tra.iuiug- which the institutions of _Lhis country I o_f u. \·oin C?i crude m:1ot.!o~·:t<)!t-im, wh1c,h u.ppe,a.~s afford. 'Vheo wen had t-0 be ra.1secl foJ~ our h) .-.. 1;...:rta111 t.ypo ol p1 .. t,l.y JUro~. "l.c.stercfa.,\ ,. 

·• th . . · / . .. d ·t d 1 :.I b . h~'vcve1·, cvcu U1::c-t; rt~sour~:e fM.Jled. bun ._:om- u.ruucs e cam~a1gu '"'•.co~ nc e &rg" Y ~ le~i:ly. He cmpL1ed i;:tller1es w.LLract.ed .b.v t.lie 

our great poht.Jca.1 -0rga.msn.t·JOns; 1\'ben money hit.ere:;t of .t.bc·t:u.se,.,tlie- j.ury. looked. wi.Lh. l'mha.<l .1:0 be .. '"~l!ecf: · t~. P.ay t.b_e cx~~nses of th~. :~jO~~h~~~!S~l!:.!!1!.~.i!§f~.J.r~-t~ J;.. __ lii~ 

cro:ss-ex:am111at.1ou was 1ec .-Orin~ wit.bout; bc111g cff1~cth·i::. :Ruzfu~ a.li·lea~t 1vou Ins ca.:ro. Plt~a·dor 

lost his. \\:-e a.re not;. tilll"[lrised t.bat th1;, pupu- la:ril.y of this well-known :i-dvocat.e. w~i.Jb was alwa.\·~ l'o1.:m1iuct.1 lo <U. certa.m cla-N! of ~lient.aud 

1~3.."5e~"' not, b,y a.ny mc&.us tLc bi:;-hest;, .is \Ti'lniu&; 

in 1 lrn.t qua.rlcr."· . . .... · ~rhu.t i::; not an u11fa.1r parallel l.-0 lhe 1;r1t11::1e111 t.O which polii;icians a.rl:: titJbjr.cted ... May J. d·3.~ 

1;0 irn•.g·ino Um kiud of p1u·•gra.ph t~at would be wrii.teu about g:rt}a(; t'Hl"gcons: . ··\Vo are lotlt to dl\•c11 ou the twrril.1lowt.ici..~n1:-s· 

tlHt-li wCre enai..~tcd ycsterda.y at th';.1 ·opcl'af.ing 

th.P;Ht.re or' St.. Bla.nk'~, wheu -Sir Rut.IJlf'~ti Cutt;er 

porfornrntl wlia.t; ought, to ha.vu h?eu a. perfocf.ly ~imp]4; 01,craLiou in =:111~1anul)r .. w111ch wou~_d·In1,·p, 

die1•ra.ccd a. mere uov1cc. \\· 1.:: lia.t.e mm1g- the wo~d • bnt.1-:hery,' but t.he ·t~ugli:ih 1aogmJ.gc. ~11 

n.11 if!i Op11len1...C. can. furnish us wit.h uo oi;ber 

cquallV' appropri-a.l.u." . . '.l.'luJ[1 co1111; the clergy. .Hero .1. will c11iolc hr.:a.d.Hncs, i"or whole 0-ri.icle::. wonld l)c too 

long 1\:ir quotation.- ~rhcse ai-o t.ho liea.di~g:s ill 

a ponular p;1_per 111 ref1;rencc to the .. !n1111stcr of o. churcl1 w11o::;e doctrines and f;rad1t1on~ ·arc 

obnox.ious t.o the pap~r in. which t!1esc com· mcuL~ appear. 'l'.he tust 1s _a. report of f.lic 

SuuJay n~orui11g· scru_1011 ·: •.• ;.i~~en, ~he .dt:~t'O!IS 

va.wn. \\'.liy sleep a.f, ~omi.::. Jae .n.ext 1~~ 

.,, An cmpLy.ing- ~hnrch. ~Jora.I • ·~~n1d1 ~10~. or pm·isli dcl;1:;1;1oru.t1111; 1mclc1r .nl:w rc!tlllu~. .I h•~n 

comes t~he turn or. tl1c ... rnisswu~rv. nnd· t:l~e:sc 

a.r13 t,he hc:tdlin~.:': · .• .\ppa.11i11~ ,,.as"t.c 1)n -cau1~i; 

~,a.lt.:.H Whe:;:1:: m'?thods u.rri not;i:::xad,Jy cnco111·a.g,· 

1ng, not, ,·cry ne~\·in~. ccrtttinly no~; a.;rce11bl~, 

n.nd f d!Jnbi; ... -.~cthf!r t.l1cy are l-r.ry helpful. but, f,h~.\" .a.rfl al!. fairly good •ample,; <>( f.h., kind <>f 1;r1t111;1sm ''"hi·~h i~ inflfoted (1n i.he polif,foia.n iu P..\·ery a~t; he Lloes a.nd ·c\·cry phruG which. he 11SC:$.. • • • • • • 

.I arn '.'ol: goin:,: to -pr£t.r,1~d t,hat •. 11 tl11J public ~ori11.ne11a..s take .th•:: form Qf censure a.nd a.t.t.a.ck. r-h~1·E1 ue f!0Wp~·1~a.tio11.;_, for t-hc 110litician who 

1n1"1f.es _on~la.ughG, on the other l1.a11d, ""'"<>r lackil. e.ppt·ec.1-a.t1<m. · . 

lf :rou'rc \vie:e ,.:ou \\"ill dis1;011ut hot.11 exces:sh;ll 

praiSe a.ud capi,io"'us bla.mi:: .. aud a.rrh·c at u. wor.kmg bnlance. 'l'hus alone c1Lu ·" JJ•)litici_a.n pre· z;cr,·e his -~nity of mind. ThCrc a.ro not mi.Dy that get right . through. · 

. Twi:.1: S1m•s MEAN 'J'aic~ lfuos. 

l.f you a.re tbioking 01·.' a. politico.I career Jo 

not imagioe that it is a. life of ·comfort and 

r.a-s-•J and ienjoymeot.. Tlierc are t.1Josc· who ·will 

i.eli you tliat if you ~O into pblif.fos ~·ou mns~ 

han~ e. thick s~in. '.lihey arc r:p1ite 1\·rong. Thick 

ski us. :;-i::ncra lly ~ i;o -.·ii.h .t.hick h~n<I~.. Sensit.h-e· 

lle•• anJ. •usceptibilil.y, if kcpL under control 

a.nil properly directed. ar<> · u. source of power. 

It is nut "' thick bead that is required, but." a 

.•tout hea.rt. W.lrnt '!lsc "" yon ner.d? You 

(•Ught fo b":YC 1.he gift or •11eooh. You often 

hea.r that ·•politician• •ro a.II. Lalk, t,a.lk, 1.:ilk, 

a.nd .noLltfog. <l•:in<.:.'' ~hu]ging from Mi•:: ~pr.!Ci1ncns 

"I .ha.vc ti:~Bn g"rent t.lor..r,; ar1:: a.l~o great. l·u.1kers. 

Somo •)f: t.lu! =:r•;H.LCSli bu!"iness 1nc11 .( hH\"1:: m·Cr 

111 1Jt talk lik; t.hc (1111£ · 8trcu111. : You cam~ot 

a.lwa..y:: t.•Jll \1,·horc i.hcir t'itory be.gins i1r lww if, 

cud~. hut. all t.hc ~.mo it :;weep:-; ~:nu a.Ion;; ·_ir.s 

res1.l1.:ss l;11rrcnt•. '.l.'ht; s1.r1'.'l1g-. t=il.:.ml, rnan ma.y 

hi1.,·o rou.rned M1c earf,h in pr"Cl.iisl.oriC d3.yl-5, b1_it I. have ne'"er met him. 11(•1." lrn.\•1;] dt1;al'(I of 11.n~·· 

one dsc ·who ·]1us. and .I. fe·~I ..;ure lie 11111!-'t now ·be a.s cxt.inct a.s: the ma:-LOdOn. But; wi;;IJ pc-l_i· t.icia.us spe;1.king· iR Hll 1:;~!'=ent.i·e1.l pa.rl; t)f tJ1e1r business. ~l ho most exalt:cd fm1ction of ·t.1ic poliLiciau i~ to· teach tho JJeop\r; wha.t. goYeru- .ment. is best. for them. Jn e. t'r~t~ · gr.Jverilm.ent ·yon. must .talk your way to .good go'"ernru~llt. 

ln Ll:io conflict. between the. merely writt;ea ~cl 

tho 8pO\lcn wo_rd the latter bas ~1itherto. ·been rnore·powf:rful." I romembcr Mr. Gla.Jstono tell- . ino· us t.hat·iu. every conflict bet.weou the J_Jlatfo;m and tho Press tho platform iuvariably 

"·on. If T ma.y proimme to." ,·ary a.11 cxpreisflliou 

11""<1. by oro ~'TOH.t .. n authority, tl10 bett~r J•la~· 

fvrm iul'a.riably bcat;s the sf;ro11g(;:r Press. .lt. 1s 

no use t1-rldin1'" up the circulation Of the Cla.ily and weekly P~css aud dra.wing cour.Lusious fro?l that a,; to tb., influoni:e l)f the newspaper m 

forming tho political judgmeut, of the people. 

\\:BE?J A P11:00KAll'ME JS SUCCESSFUL. 

A programme is .sncces!:iful w!Jeu a. t.rutb hecomes a tag. lt has then survived criticism. 

arg11111eut 1 examination, . .amendment. In the 

eud we a.re governed by the winning tag. ~rhat 

is the .r1Js11IL of .talk. It is the only nieLhod 

ever kuown of ru~oiug a fret) govertimcnt;. '111~ 

... ~~!~-·~lt~~~1a.~ive autocracy, a.nd i.hat 
on y :nu s e cir o ot a. • ~ su t1t11l.es 

tho boudoi1· for. the asse111bly room. 'l'he men,. 

therefore, ,..ho despise tat k tbemseh·es t1<lk . uooseuse. and wischie\"OUS' nonsense a.t; 'that. Th~re 

arc two· delusions· a.bout public speaking that e.re still · a<!Cepted by shallow observers. The 

first is that if.a ma.n s1>e•·k• with.ease, cbarlll, 

and fon-e be is uot much of a. thinker, a,nd 

th;J.t ·he is sLill less of •• Joer. '.rl1e other. is 

t.hat a mau who beoitat'es in Ii.is speed• au-d. finds 

cHl!icu!Ly in expressing bis thoughts possesses 

t.liougbts too deep for expression. 

Thirty years iu the Housa of ~on1111011s ougl1t to cure any mall of these clel11s1ons. The level· 

of speaking in the ll.ouse of Commons js l1igh. 

l am no.t going to pretend tha.t from three o'clock iu the afternoon t)f Monda.y uut.il .four 

o'clock on ~'riday the wood.en pauels of tlie 

Hou""' of Couu11ous· reoound with pt:als of Demos- theoic eloquence. 1.t- ts not Demo-sthenicJ ueither 

is i~ drivel. Most of tlio· speeche,s ure excellr.nL 

expositions oi the point di' \'ie\V which tl1e 

speaker seeks to enforce. • 

How -ro Sccc&ED ••.AN ll. l'. • .. 

i:.et 1110· gi\'e thia bit of ad,•ioo to "'"Y ·1iia.n 

""ho has a:11 ambition to enter upon a. .Pa.rlia.-

i11~uLa.r)~ career. '11c:. bo a sul!cessful member 

i;if :Parli,.1l1ent you must. not only be a good 

~peaker, but also a good li;;tener. Good •pt:akl.1•g. is not· a.bsoltil<:IY iudispen•able lo political 

ijuccess. "Trusting ·to t,h., inspir ... tiou of the 

u·10me11t." is a. fato.t plu·.w.re_. .upou. which uiao,Y 

'prorn.isiug f!aroors ho.,·e hee:u wrecked. i='be_ 

~ur~L ron.tl ·t() \u':'pirat.ioo .\g. }1re1ul.ru.ti<m. ·Thb 

more ,·oluble ro1i.are natur..Jly. tbO· barder you 

oughl. to la.bOnr. A uu.tur:i.l gift is :1. fa.ta.1 $na.re 

fol' the indoleui;. I h:we seen ma.»y brillfant t~lt!U ~u.s:ht ,a.uJ. il"res~l _by _their own t.a.leuts. l J1;1,ve seen rna.uy m~u or uudoubLerl cou1:"a~e 

and i:upacit.y foil for '!:>ck of i11d11str,< •· 011 t~e otLer baud, [ h<J.\"O e.cc.n uinr1,\' :lo· dmnio;~· bnti per.i1::s\·e1·ing tc,rtoi:::c wa.ddle sni::ccsdully to t\1e ~o~,1. ~rht.\ tna.s•.ei·y ht spl!".:!dt cu.n ou1y be 

r-ea.cllf!d by ma.st.cry iu ,yuu1· subject • 

.A. \VottD .Aa~1sr::T S&Lr1s.1J..~2ss. 

uti:er au0Lh1~r c~ui.ion? Do not p)~.y a. g;11n.c. Don't, ~u.luula.te t..oo closely 

\Vhether, from yotlr por;;ooal poiIJt. of ,·ie.w. a 

job is worth doing. :Oon't. be a1wa.ys reckoning 

the •·t·oracti•·encftl ot' a. duty by i.be amouni' 

of publici~y i~ briugs you. li you al~ays """il,<h 

eff.ort fro11.1 1.lm point. of view of ils a.dwtrtising 

•·a.Inc you will ~0011 find tha.t f,IJ.e genera.] puhli.:: 

will iu t.he ci;'J disco\·Cr what ii; onl~· tt.U. .. ·err;isc· 

mcnt. \\"ha.t fa t.he test of SUCtX'l:i~ iu politit.~:i Otlicc,· posiliicu, or dcc0ratious? No.· '1'·he only 

test Qf high su<!ee~s in a.· political life is ser\"ice. 

111 offloo or out of office vour mott.u i;;IJOuld he 

uot; .. l get on '

1 but •' l Ser"·e." - To sntn it a.II 11p he wbo fe-..ls a ClLI\ to ser"e 

his counf;ry a.nu geue1·n.tiou io po!it;ic:i:;·jt; a;eeking u. bard but. a. hi:;b vtX:ation. ~rbere is 11u oi.hei· care.er ex.\,.o.epl, oue in wlJk"h a. 1ua.n who i1' fi1Jt,ed 

t'ui· it· and devotes J1is cuergie1$ to it.a. l·asks cau do .wo1·0 for wankiud. · · 

01" THE 

University's Contributio~.to the War 

lu the af teJ"noon Mr. :Lloyd Gcotgo wits 

the guest ut lu11choon in the Stnd~'11to:' 

Union- 'Ihero was a corupum· of a.bout 

200, presided O\'er by l\fr. ,\. J. ·~I. Butler, 

President of the U:uion. 

M.r. ;LLOYD G&OltGE, in 1·cspornliug to Mic toast 

of .his l!caltl1, 8pokc of ,t.be :;rt;;1.t t>~"Lrt t-l1e Unh•cr· 

sity had pl!<yod in th•> war, UQ~ ouly by tho contributio11 of lier sous, but iu the realms of 

science. ]n f.ho eud tlrn brains of :Brit,3.iu':; 

Uuh•crisit.ics heat t.hose of lllo Germans. 'J'heir 

Principal's ilisco''@-ti~s, the 01·ga.ni~a.t.ioo which 

h'J $Ct up, w.hat; Uc clisco .. ·crcd by mcuns oi i..'liat 

t:•rgauisu.tion .• broug·ht"to theit· knO\flcdg-e tl1iogs 

wit;lrout, which tho .l!,loet coult'.b ·uot; Jrn.\•o Qpera.tciJ 

:;m:cc~t;full,,·; with()nt which HJ '\~oulti .ha.vc been 

diHi1;uh; for the auf,i .. :imbrna.rine c~111pa.i~n j,o he CH rriL-tl out. "' l ISC.l·J' JUOl"O f.i'u~.11 t,Jia.f; " (r~un­

:t,i 11111'.:1) Llm speaker). '" l.1; is ~l\~ WC\rk that ··ra.\·c 

u.::- thf'l int~orn1<t.lio11 whfoT1 ulf,i111uLely l:irO~g!1t .:\rneric:.i. in~o 1;he w1t.r. (Chccrtoi.) ~f'Jrnt.. ti-LOi"J' 

will cmti> Ua.s b1) to\f:l."