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The new Government contains some unmis- takwbie ¡;;urp1"Í5Ct'; its charad..eri.t.ic is streneth in 1.dmtat ve capaÓty and it is predominantlY Ü mOlllst in complexion \tr LJiovd George has summoned ro-me of tha m<Mt successful business men of the country to cope with work which is now tu so great a. decree that of a gigantic business under- taking. The War Cabinet, contraiy to ex- pectation. docs not contain Sir E. Carson, ?o takes on the Admiralty, but ..ncl? Lord Milner, whose gre? a.bi)ity has too ki? been left un?ed, a?d Lord L? ur/on, a second commanding capacity. Lord Devon- ? ? Food Controller; ?r Joseph Ma<- ay ? Shipping Controller; Sir Arthur b?nley ?t the Board of Trade Dr H. A. L F?her at the Board of Education; Lord Rbondda at the Local Gu\dnmelH Board; h. It. A. Protheroe :1t the Board o. \gr¡eultL:re: of caHing all exemp'H!v the s<ime principl of calling in mei. of aff a-irs tlieii, success ia great indi.istric<l .md hasiness oigainisa.- lions, The transference of Mr. Balfour to the! Foreign Secretaryship and the retention of Lord Robert Cecil as Minister of Blockade have a well m.¡nked significance in London, and paiticula.rlv in certain journalistic '('ircles. Lord Derbv brings to the Secre- tarvship for War a reputation as 3 typical, solid, plain, common sensible Englishii-mn. The Irish appoiJltnwlJts i,ertain untouched.. Sir George Cave. the iif-v,, Home Secretary, was one of the ablest of the voung Conserva- tives. Mr. B..nnr Law' as Chancellor of the Exchequer, has a s-- at upon the War t Council, but Is not expected to ait regularly. yt is a business and 'a1' ptlrpue Cabinet. Labonr share of repre!"entat;oll tha \\å:< under i.tood to have ¡¡('CII prumiged it. apd Mr. Barup. Pen- sions 'MImstrv. rr. I{Ud(J'l' s.P- pomtment will bp npprpciated in South 'dei>. where he ;F rpppected as a sound, safe. and prudent leader of Labour. The ofncia! and ex-omtin] Liberal eleinen). which stands aloof. i I no doubt fiiii-i;sb a keenly critical -Opposit :"n. It is a f-.ov.rrrunpnt rifh in prnctk- .1 ex- perience o.f an.r.r-. distins'ushpd for the outstanding success in so many spheres of. so many of its mpmb-.T' ')CiOllS and ex- perienccd. ,th stroug pereonalitip? in t.h.e! Wn!- It is a. Ministry which wiU. inspire confidence, nn particular amongst r.f the country; 1,,lid i certain of 11". Lloyd CTree's choioea are of fix' highest wom;se. has broken Jiew ground in Cabinet making, and .has for the firt time In our h!?tory drawn freely upon tllP '1 "hnn,r\nt of ca.pa.c't\' in cur busi- ness \\orM 'A-,

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