The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-06-05
DIPLOMACY AS
A CAREER
For Young Americans of Inte-
lect and Cabatilities
Sons of Well-KnOwn Families
Who Have Elected 10 Become
Social Patriots.


FOR the young men u America is
growing IN favor every year in the
minds OF all thinking people, and pol
sricians, business men and college
professors unite in regarding It's pos
sibili-ies with Interest.
That America will be well repre-
scented everywhere is the desire OF
every loyal American citizen. and the
great majority are rapidly becoming
alive TO the fact thar this is 10 long
er a new country, for which excuses
can be made on account Of is yOuth,
but a nation OF well-educaysd thor
oughly well POISED men. VINO are fit
ted 10 take their place among ne old
or people OF the world, ulnamp>red
by lack Of knowledge IN event the
smallest de,ails OF court etiquette.
The diplomatic career IS therefore a
career in the bes- sense Of ne word,
but one in which success can be
achieved only sfr,- careful insJruc-
lion.
There are men Of lJts who have
risen superior % .Iei- Surroundings,
and american men especially who by
sheer force Of her mentality have
risen superior % n pec-y annoy
ances that arose from q lack Vi
knowlsdge as . me cGs-0ms 5f me
countries o which hey had been APP
pointed. Hu, the = Ias gone 10y
for the ignorance Of the customs Of
any couu-gy being excused % Ameri-
cans on accJuu- either Jf -a-.r lack
1f social ku1wledg. or because -ney
have commanded respect - their
honesy Of Purpose and -A=.r DrIia
power and re yOu.g America. who
starts -O-day y career IS diplJ-
maj Starts win q btcklag Of klOwi-
edge mat is a mos valuable ass-- in
his favor and winch VIII never fail
him The embryo diplomat rsA.izes
hrs and accordingly works hard and
. slme purpose i'm order . a--aia his
.G o. what an American diplomat
-.. I'D be.
j. diplomacy for lie rich would
Nu. I 10 De the question Of the
l... Money IS always Of supreme
importance IN every career. Bu- the
lack Of il does no. make the life Of
diplomat impossible. ia England and
o-ner countries the younger soas turn
~ diplomacy ~ 4 career best sui,ed
10 gentleman without fortune, 50
why should no, American young men
ASPIRE 10 t.s SAM sal. Of afiairs?
True. ,.c aaiar!es orc not large, bu,
There are many p."qusiJes, - D. is
said ANA not AD.- demands nan
come % the pure ri suy we'll born
man iu any business OF profession.
A. tho same .me j would seem as
though Jnis We're a business best Of
I'D u.r,d 20 he sons Of the snQr-
mon !y r.ch men. There dos no,
seem 40 Doe in IT, enc p~ospec- Of any
great financial future. The glo..es Of
success age. as j. Were, zen active,
ami for mis- reason me assurance of
O. VOL cs ablished bank accoua. must
leave .Ae mind free 10 srapp,e with
the intricate and mysterious affairs
Of S-a.o.
For The Ilther who has made his
millions wrO has given his son every
pyss bic advantage of education and
culture, whose money Is 50 invested
r.aD uO-Aiug short OF deluge could
bring Ola financial ruin and who does
not discovered in his son any one of
he quail les thar would enable him
10 prove 10 be a master OF finances,
10 would seem as hOugh the career
Of d diplomat offered unparalleled OPP
pDT-untics for success. His educa-
ton, his surroundings, he knowledge
sne travel and culture have alike be-
slowed are one and all most potent
factors TO his success as a diplomat,
and tine inheri ed business sagaciJy
alndu clear calm judgement which
have ma. ne IA hcr Succeed n his
fgh5 with finance and wnich ,ppdr-
emily 30 king ~ The son, perhaps
because OF the very lack # OBJ
sracles 90 overcome will come % life
in the obstacles # dipl7m7. &c ca
rcnr.
d IS no career for the id.e-I nded
no career FIR ne eurnd urff- fus a
career for % man of fine mind, unlim-
ed tac,. a Judge Of human nature
aud p onately legal American cit
izeu WHO is willing % sacrifice his
own interest.
Long Distance Courage.