The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
It's War to the Death Between
Northclife and Lloyd George
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| LONDON. Aug. s.--It's war to the
death now hetween the two most in
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-i.ioyd urofHe. the premier, ana
l.oni Northcllffe. the publisher
Lord Nor,hciiffe mndo I.ioya
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The question y. can the publisher
unmake the premier?
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The issue VIII be decided cithor
before or during the coming diaarma-
mani confer.nc. I'm wa.hin,,on
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''"'" N"''"'''e ~ opPos"s '"e "p-
phfeht intention OF Lloyd teofge 10
attend this conference aH the repre-
.entatlve nj Great nr,tain "of all
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by the most dihtrusted. the pub
Usher says OF the premier.
Personal Affrm,.
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said throuEh ms papers ahd what-
ever Lloyd George had said In reply
u,n. r.gar,,.d a. m.re,v differ.nc.s
an ,.a,t.r, or r,,hiic naiic,, ,,n,it tn,.
british embassy at Washington per
sohally ahfOnted Lord Northciiife BY
withdf@winE Invitations TO dinn"r
which u hnd planned To EtNe Tor
him.
Ihis " personal insult which
LORD Northcliite will exact retribu-
say clos. acouaintances Of th- pub. |
fisher.
rhey sav Ilova Ceorr. has email |
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nsrrc.n.nt y,hirh h, sn,..,.' in,n M
proN.d ~ m. Eriiish pnrlinment "a |
long ~ Lord Nurthciiffe battles |
against him.
Not only that. bat they point out |
that II Lord Northcliffe should sct |
out to wage war on Lloyd George IN |
America. he naiy go ~ tar as to issuc
paper regularly In Washington
during the conferences.
For Lord Northcliffe has repeated
~ said that the one way to bring
about a mutual understanding be-
tween the two nations N for each tu
read the others publications.. And he
has spent tens OF thousands uf pounds
to encourage aviation, hoping that
some day he would be able to de-
liver hts papers IN New York on the
same day on which they are Issued
In London.
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The secrecy OF the proceed
ings.
The tender attitude toward the
Bolsheyiki.
The apparent failure to make
OF the war.
Nobody know how these attacks
y.r. hurtIng m. nr.mIer untIl b, ~.
turned 10 london ON Apru 10. :yIg
and made AN extended sn.ech Ia IN.
IIous. OF Commons. .apiaininE what
had been done AZ Versailles In m,
course OF this n, made an attack
upon Northcliffe. said IN. premier.
when "A man is inborine under "a
keen s.nss of disappolntm,nt now.
ever unlustified ana however ridicu-
IONS the e,n.rt.tinns n,n, M. ,,n1,r
those flrcuInstanc.s he 1s slwa,s AMI
to think the world IA badly run.
When IA man has d.l,J.d him.
SELF and All the peopl. whom he ever
uern.its to 20 near him. helm him mo
the belief, that he Is The only man
VINO can Win the war. and he Ia I
waiting for the clamor of IN. multi
Ind. thai ia going 10 d.,no,d Ia.
presence there. to direct IN. d,stiui.s
Of the world ana ,th.r. a not "A N,his.
per. noe a sound. it's rather di.ap-
pointing. II ia unnerviug. IL rs IN
setting.
Then the war is won without him.
There must be something wrong. or
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Then, at any rate. he is th, only man
TO make peace. Tn. only p.opls who
get near him tell him 80. constantly
tell him %. 50 he Dablish,s his |
peace terms and he waits for the
cuI II does not come"
As a matter Of fact. Iloyd G,orr,
largely owes his position TO the
press II was the eNposc