The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-26
AMERICA never
TO JOIN LEAGUE
Ambassador Harvey Answers
Lloyd Georges Appeal at
Pilgrims Banquet.
COOPERATION is PROMISED
British Premier Asks America to Help
the Nations Of Europe Out of the
Labyrinth of Hatred Which
Has RaVaged Europe.

London, May 21.-"We want Ameri-
ca to help the nations of Europe out
of the labvrinth of hatred which has
rayaged Europe for so many centu-
ries."
This was the substance of the strong
appeal made by Premier Lloyd George
at the Pilgrims banquet, at which
England.
THE future welfare of the world"
said Lloyd George, amid cheers, "de-
ponds more upon the good will, UNI
derstanding and cooperation of the
great Engllsh-speaking peoples than it
does on any other one factor. That is
the surest guarantee of peaceful
world l am glad that America is to
be represented at the next interallied
conference, for II is essential to the
peace of the world that America
should be in it,"
Lloyd George graphically pictured
European diplomacy working in a
dense thicket of ancient and ineradca-
BILE feuds.
These feuds,' he said, ARE not
only retained in memory-they are
retained in the blood of the peoples of
Europe
If this war is not thefast war, then
the next. war will leave Europe in
ashes. We appeal to Atuerica, not as
to nation of idealists I've know that
America win never s1 Am l my
brothers Keeper We'appeal to her
because the world has become more
interdependent and therefore it is for
one to help save the other"
The duke of Connaught in propos-
ing Ambassador Harvey's health. said:
"The king has the warmest feeling
Of friendship towards the United
States and would be delighted for an
expression of the sarAe friendly feel
ing"
In reply Ambassador Harvey said,
in part:
q wish to dispose definitely and
finally of strangely prevalent and ut
terly baseless suggestions respecting
the attitude of the United States"
said Ambassador Harvey.
THE present (American) govern
ment cannot, without betrayal of it's
creators and its masters, aud will not,
l can assure you, have anything what
soever to do with the League of Ma
tions or with any commission or com
mittee responsible to it, directly or in
directly, openly or furtively."
With this reservation the ambassa-
dor promises ample cooperation by
America, but underlying his utterance
was the insistence that the United
States wants results.
I'VE shall get nowhere" he de-
clared, until we abruptly put aside
the academic discussion of theoretical
proposals and manfully face, without
mincing or wincing, the actual real
tiles.
1--WE must realize that the time has
come TO practice what we have been
preaching and to demonstrate our
fidelity by our acts.
within two months of assuming
authority our government has adj
vanced a clear and explicit proposal
designed to solve the most veXatious
problem Of communication on the Pa
citic and took so decisive a stand on
reparations that high officials of your
government have generously admitted
to me that its declaration may have
convinced the Germans that further
dawdling was useless.
Now in response to a request from
your premier the President has desig-
mated representatives to serve with
the supreme council of ambassadors
and the commission on reparations"