Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1917-08-05
lloyd George Declares Kaiser
Nor Chancellor Ever Has
Even Suggested Renouncing
the Territory Seized,
MUST LEARN MEANING
OF WORD RESTORATION
Says Hope Is to End War Now
and Be Better Prepared Next
Iimet Must Be No Next
Time,
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'eN MORNING JOURNAL spse,Al lsAsul w,.st
London, Aug. 4.-Premier David
Lloyd George, just returned from Ell
tente allied conferences, speaking to-
day at d great patriotic meeting in the
Queens hall to mark the third anni-
VICTORY at any rate, so corlplete that
man ambitions for world conmest
mad been checked and that before
great brltaln enters a peace confer
ence, the Germans must learn the full
meaning of the word restoration"
and learn to utter that word to be =.
gin with"
Referring to the good faith of the
German emperor and Chancellor Mi
chaeiis III their peace talk! which ne
denounced as subterfuge for the
Prussian war lords to gain time for
the next time, the premier shouted.
There must be no next time,
Don't let us repeat this horror!
Let us be a generation that man
iully courageously and resolutely
eliminated war from amongst the
tragedies of human life. Let US, make
victory, a tany rate. so complete that
national liberty, whether forN great
nations or for small nations, can never
be challenged
The nations of the world have
been climbing painfully up the stems
that led to national independence
and respect and now comes n
great power with brute force TO thrust
the nations back crushed and bleed
ing into the chasm Of servitude. That
is what we have been fighting"
ReplyinG to the German emperors
assertion that Germany is CARRYING
on defensive war, Premier Lloyd
George said
Says Kaiser Falsifics.
He knows, he must know, that
that is untrue. That Is not why he
went to war; that is not why he is at
war now. He talks modestly about de-
tending German soil Whoever want
cd to invade Germany? Even now
neither he nor his now chancellor saws
that they will be satisfied with Ger
man soil.
They talk glibly of peace, but stam-
mer and stutter when they come to
the word restoration IT has not vet
crossed their lips in it sentirety
We have challenged them. They
cannot say it,"
But what do they mean? Do they
mean peace when they talk it?" the
premier asked. He had followed ev.
cry line they uttered, watched their
newspapers and "the truth is, the
Prussian war lords have not vet
abandoned their ambitions. They are
Tot discussing that. They are only
discussing the postponement of those
I'm mbitons."
Not to Initiate Russia.
Premier Lloyd George said there
we're people who would introduce dis
methods in the British
irmy and set up committees to direct
he war
THE nation has set up it's own |
and soldiers council and
hat is the house Of commons" he
aid.
The premier implored all Britons !
o keep their eyes steadily on wining |
he war. After describing the Pan |
ierman dream of world conquest. |
which he said would place Europe at |
he mercy of great and cruel power |
le asked: What would have hap
,ened in America? The Monroe doc |
rine would have been treated like any
'ther scrap of paper. 1t Is doctrine
o which Germany never will sub
cribe-not that the fact that she has
lot appended her signature makes any /
Inference But we know her ambi-
ions in South America. Not a year
fter the termination of this peace
would have elapsed before she would
ave started realizing those ambitions
nd America would have been help
ess.
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