The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

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The delegate. said ar. Lloyd /
George. had never forgotten what
France had gone through and thcy
bad not forgotten 90 what she was
entitled not merely security against
"a repetition ~ German attack, hut 90
fsrl a sense uf security against o. The
conference had come 90 unanimous
conrliuuu on an the questions be-
OafU if including decision that 90
publish the peace terms before they
were dIsCusssr with the enemy would
Doe nrst class hlunder. Their pre-
mature publication, Dec Cnntcnded.
could oulN serve tu encourage the re-
slstiuCe uf thp enemy
Mr lloyd leurrv denied that he
wuH trying Co escape tho declarations
be- made during the general election
campaign The declaration regarding
making Germany pay. he declared,
had boon vonrurred in hy ull the par
IS leaders.
The premier said hc had not come
Go tho house uf commons tu ask re-
lease FOR auy pledge he had given,
~ um here tu WF that every pledge
We hHN, given is Incorporated in the
demands pui forward hy the allies.
ho asserted
we stand o., thrm herause We be-
lloyr thry arc just We want peace
that la just. NOT yIndiCtiNv. We want q
stern peace. because the occasion de-
manda lt hut h must ho designed not
40 pwNf. vengeance. hut tn Nlndi
cate Justice ENprg clause ana every
term iu the conditions must hc JUS
tfod Above ill wa want 90 protect
the future against n repetition ut the
hurrnr OF this war
The premier mid he was ruing
hack 90 PARIS if the house wanted him
Co go Whoever went he declared,
must have thr full confidence of 'ho
parliament aud carry out his pledges
tu the utmost nf his power hnd CON
Nntiun
Inhcard-of Questions ~
Questions that have never been
heard ~ before the war nearly pro-
duced conflict between two of the
| allied dritrutrs. str Lloyd George
| continued. and there were number
nf such questions iiut be- added. AZ.
! ter Hll t was uunrrois over small
/ states which had made the great
war iic spoke uf the difficulties In
/ the balkans, and added
como uf tho features Of the present
| situation. owing Co tho breaking Nv
ut the central empires is that central
| Europe hos been inlkanizcd into
! small states. care must hc Nksn lest
causes uf future unrest hc created hy
the settlement made
The question uf Russia was one oi
the most complcN problems ever dealt
with by amy body uf men. Mr Lloyd
] George pointed out one difficulty
was that tnrra WIS mo- Russia.
NJ GoNCrnnrui la Russia.
'rhtre BEL an organization control
ling central l,uasn| but there is no
body who can sty 10 is even a de tncti
government fur the whole ~ Russia,
. hr dpenrrd "ENpn if we could. undel
b the circumstance. recognize the hul
! shrtlk government We cannot recog
ulzo it aH the de- fpctu government u
! Russia a. is lust like r. yolcan'
. which IH sim lu eruption ana the hes
T We ctn DO D. Co provide security 10
those uWrlliug on its remotcst ans
, most accessible slopes. nnG arrest tn
flow uf lava Ho that % shall no
scnrrh other lands
I, After saying tina, there was ~
f question %. recognizing the Russia
. soviet government that such prupo
I aunn had never been discussed or ey
GA proposed. the premier said Il va