Arizona republican., 1918-05-25
LLOYD DGEORGE IS
 CERTAIN THE HUN
 ABOUT TO ATTACK


 (Continued from Page One) and that those who knew best what the prospects were felt most confident about the result. He said he felt hap pier than at any time during the war over the prospects of making the most effective use of the entire forces of the alliance.
 The premier said the allies were ap- preaching the greatest battle that was ever fought and upon which depended greater consequences for the human race than any other battle in the worlds history. He was glad to think that the allies had as a head of the forces for freedom q man of General Foch's commanding genius,
 Life and Death Race
 For the Germans as well as for us the next few weeks will be a race be- tween Hindenburg and President Will son." said Mir. Lloyd George, and She Germans are straining every muscle to reach the goal first, on the eve Of American help becoming available for the allies.
 This Is not tina co organize cam paigns 10 harrass men in charge of the destinles of the nation. There ought to be a truce from all those maneuvers, at any rate until this great offensive is over. Everything must be done to keep up the spirits and the moral de- termination and unity of the people as long as this struggle continues.
 As we are approaching what may be the decisive struggle of the war. it is encouraging to know that we are entering it with a good heart and a clear conscience.
 Used Every Honest Means
 T can honestly say that the gov ernment has neglected no possible means for finding out whether there was any honorable outlet to this war of it's horrors and tragedies"
 There are two types of extremists, Lloyd George continued. "The ex- tremist who is trying for peace when there is no peace, is not a real friend of peace, but an enemy of peace. He is an encouragement to the enemy and depresses his friends. Then there IS the war extremist, who regards ev- cry thought of making peace as if il were treason to the state. But the path to sanity and safety which q government ought to tread is between those two extremes.
 There are men who have paid toe
 
 men of the central powers. To al appearances they are reasonable speech. es and a good many people in this ant other countries have said Why dont you respond to these appeals?'
 Answer of the Hun
 We did answer and the moment w answered the response came from tn, German cannon. Why? It was no because the German and Austrian statesmen were deliberately deceivint us. That is not the charge. It wa because they did not in the lease un derstand in those countries how the, were used by their military chieftains When it served their purpose the! were mere puppets. When it suite, the purpose of the military chieftain they were allowed to let loose thei peace cylinders, when the wind wa favorable, in the direction of the allies 10 poison the atmosphere, but ther was other business to be done, an, that was where the military chieftain came in.
 We arc dealing with a ruthles Prussian despotism that is out fo plunder. loot and pillage. Treaties re strain them just as little today as i the day of Belgium. They do no intend 10 bring the war to an end un 'il their basket is full as it can hold"