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‘ » and his deficiencies in those. when

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I . ‘ f°ii°Wil18 to his paper this weekz-

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Grasty. former publisher oi' the Baltimore News. 'and _nbyr gfgum-gr

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ol the' New York Times. cabled the

_ Loudou Times. olilce. in Printing

Hwso square with .Lora Norihoiiiie,

= _ who ls the storm centre of the pre-

sent pollticall crisis. fI‘he fall of the Asquith Government fodlows on tho

cllife press, and Lord qxrthcllife is blamed or praised. sooo ing to the point of view. _

the leadership of Lloyd 'G`eorge.” said Lord Northcllde. _ "The ‘English spirit responds to his will and de- termination. - _

"1-Ie,hae summoned to his council

the best business brains of the coun- try-an element that has been en- tirely neglected by the politicians of the late Government, ' ‘ “The English are not an emo-

tional people, but the crowds. which gathered in such ii_umbe'rs and with-

orphine nor other Narcotic

guarantee. ‘lt destroys Worms

For more than thirty yen" 1|; for the relief of Constipation'

`Fl°f\l|°ll°¥» Winfl C0110, _all Teething Troubles and

Disr-rhuaa It regulates the Stomach and Bowe

_ osiiuuioiok me Food, giving hooiohy one normal uooliif

i _‘The 0l1l.ldren’s_P_snace'a-The Mothers Friend.

_ C I come the Lloyd George Ministry:

_ . _ There are likely to be two men in the

l new Cabinet peculiarly acceptable- to

-~.- . ._ ~ Bears the Signature of tho uiiiioc- since, one oi ihom ih

U F others with it,_ and thus __ _'they are

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" i - Th’ Kind YOU HIVC A|W8yS BOl.lght sympathy for the conim_bn`man', his

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such enthusiasm at the War Office today, showed that the 'English peo- ple wanted a man, and they have got a man.

“I think that Americans will wel

the Foreign Oillce. which has -to deal with all the questions arising between th`e two nations."

The Enthualnsm oi Genius.

_ "Lloyd George has an enthusiasm

that is in itself genius. He infe‘cts

preac o e pormislng faith in victor which

successes to his leadership.

“We shall see the war. stride at

last. The.machin‘e will be seared to run at high speed.__The unalter- ahle to resolve of his' People 10 Dui- forth every ounce, the very last

supreme will. ‘ '

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As I was leaving Lord Northclifle

he cauled me back and asked une' to indlude' the following in what I cabled to the Times:

“A letter has been quoted here as

having been received in America from a man named Trevelyan, who _writes 'M. P..‘ after his name, and purports to put forward peace as- pirsltions on behalf of a body of sentiment in this country. I-Ie may be a member of Parliament (there are 870 of them). but if he' is, I never heard of bim."

Lord _Northclifie was confident of

the present crisis working out ln

bl to ener

“To a newspaper like the New York Times. which nm *M0 prec

marked success. the doctrine of pro-

ti its own welfare by working

the newspapers under my ‘manager ment needs no explanation. Through-

the Northcllde Press has sou8ht

running a newspaper as a personal

a paper ever appeal to a public broad

journalism is a fragile mushroom and is bound to perish. To the discriminating eye the criticism

duilged by such newspapers, is fan unvfarrsnted tribute power that does not exist or,}tt least not in the form that they apprehend. The Northcliife press gets no power from and gives none to its director except _la so far as he directs it for the good of the nation and in ac- cordance with the d_ei_1_iki_i'ds__ of pub- Iiic opinion.

"It is true that an intelligently

conducted newspaper can inform and guide public opinion, lllli- thi! is done mord through,._ _publishing the news than bythe dictum of the editorial. ‘Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make YOU 'U90 must be the unde‘ril¥iD8 D\‘iHCii>i0B of joumalism in' a democracy.

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“To get back of the tmth tellin!

which set. the face of \En8iand to- ward real praparedness__in thi! WUI We were' up against' the condition of the Genman machine gun being equal in lighting power to 1,000 English soldiers, and we were shoot- ing shrspnel at the trenches when in the spring of 1915 the Tlnles suc- ceeded in penetrating through the censorship with a statement of the facts as they existed' in France. Coincidentslly with the publication of the news. the Daily Mail! brought home the responsibility to the War Ofllce -in s series' of editor- isis that may be described' as brut- ally frank. _ _

“Now nine out of ten oi_ the un-

thiultlng blamed the Director of the Nortiiolite press _at that time. A wave of indignation swept over the country. Charges were sprung by the privately’ owned and politically controlled organs. lt was charged. perhaps with a color of truth, that the Northcliifs press had been large- ly responsible for the appointment of lord Kitchener originally. lt never occurred to thssyunioumalis- tic minds that the -responsibility im- posed continuing responsibilty for the proper conduct of the War Of-

they became apparent. _ laid upon this newspaper. which liao been ih- strumental in turning him back from Egypt to the War Office, a peculiar obligation for rank criticism.

“Its duty was to the nation when'

Lord Kitchener was appointed. Its duty remained to the nation when the time came to choose between duty to the nation and blind support of the-War Oillce. |

“No pride of authorship. no fear|

of consequences restrained the

Northclliife press when the hour ar-i rlved to save England through bring-_ ing'out ugly and terrible facts. There wasn’t a single subscriber or line of advertising or any other immediate' journalistic advantage to be gained by it. There were friends to be` lost. There was misunderstanding hard to bear and not to be cleared away in

a lifetime. But 'thlixgs had to be done or alll the fo ndation stones upon which had neon built tho work' of a lifetime had to be uprooted and cast aside. And far beyond all -that the' country would continue to suffer from unrectifled error.

“The criticism of the Asqulthl

Government has been precisely the; same. The charges against the. Northcliffe interest of personal ambition and conspiracy and all the rest have come from imaginations, fed by superabundaut ignorance on the subject of independent journal- ism.

“Neither friendship nor enmity

have had the least part in shaping the policy of our newspapers. Mr. Asquiith an'd Mr. George would he supported and opposed if their places were exchanged.‘ We have tried to sweep the horizon telescopi- cally to find the strong spots for the- 'Allled defence. We have studied tho situation agonlzlugly for men to deal above alll. for the man who could rise to an emergency.

'V'l`he man whose development in

the war conditions was the best and biggest did not happen to be in our own political camp. I-Ie was on the opposite' side. His wholle ante-

the political principles to which we

adhered. That mattered not one jot. There were neither political nor per-

ol detail, but perhaps it ls better

detail. He has great vision. I-Ie will penetrated to the realities. Things

season would have won t war can almost he counted on fthe lingers of one hand Not seeing a thousand

Proudly the flag that protected our

Silent but eager to welcome “The

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informed mind. V gf g,q1¢¢||, har . ~ .7 _'_- 1 "N0WBD8ll9|'5 can 5“°°°°d' °“ly Holding the hordes of the Teuion at C lotmtown ' _\ _ ,if » - .4

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ked hether h would enter the S 1 ;;verhiiie'ni or mire any active per- Dori of the Northclilfe press. but his ii- - i Pg- i-H-F iw-L ina gi-,mil pan, in politics,- Lord North- sellectlon has been come' at by a pro- ' dliffe said:-- cess of elimination. He is not a man l

ing else, that is to say. Wh Y _ Dfilll- U19 NWS WHY “nd 'amy °“ Proudly the fleet that protected our F--' ' -' fel I ___

hand and on the other com- th . _ _ _ 'f-'"4' ‘° ffl. ‘ ' » ' ‘

:iight on itil hatiringl only thee $33? gg mdmafamndgue M mme “ny Proud El:‘tg|:;dunswer the fleet ol' old Héfglizlélyyldlg 3_i;;apiid_of 0tl;ll;ai:il<;;e him i0l'6li- Bt 95 ° Pu" Strains at the leash as It waits on th ' ' ‘ ' 'ff . V t-» ~-=-‘ °f mc- ~-~~ ‘?.-_‘f'_‘_'l=» “.'..‘;?' '"'°'< °f "ri ...‘3‘.:*.:‘*.';i.'i':.‘:‘:;‘.i’.:;°‘:§:‘.:;.‘:r.'a::.“'“- ` - _ " -- And whip her past all rcco ifion or political organ to promote the for D. _.. ___ _ 811 » tunes of in owner. Noi- could such - V Ti-is PEACE Kaissa T‘fA_‘_’*:_?‘*;f_Ym’l;‘l"_‘_` l;_‘”°i_‘§“'"‘:;=_'_';°¢amb___on

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enough to form e base on which to M old Engl." _ (Daily Mall. Uondon.) . .. I i_ _ .I A _ ./_ . ai blllid 3 V991 n°W°P“9°' success' 'Glen slot the’ _gnsvver ring `over the Wgflz; ?;Ll;‘§:;,1dh_:g°Hl:]1d§)°;fi?1eiip1g;, But now- he wishes war to»cease,'»

c |¢| _ °° rent, 1”'-Tlding his Bflilei cannot cow them;

Arralgns Newspaper r cs Deep pzilssip Beep and the soul of He Md a lot of things that we", .< Hd ers tlaeirest wnrilri due for peace

.|For proof of the tflatugty ofotllzlllll; AMW." thu/¢°B__mn. .hm "er be Th'I‘;onx;i&r;li;nl;!i;l3ir3isfp:(l<rlaibgiliilrsélé. _ -g would al.

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Northciilfe press comes from some gm "_'_`_:u' ffzh el f ca dl needed- Th” 5°“ue'm°“ °__f EUWPS “miie

tifui f il of a newspaper that U ° V "' ° '“ an' , At him Wl1°<fil\1B 111| t d E a erzoggf or pauucal uhh, and ____ $05!! _ Indeed, so splendid was his case _ ,ghemg /‘ __,. < Hwis an 5

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