The Lake County times., 1922-10-28
BY T. 4. MRAY
Copyright 1922 by International
News Service.)

GLASGOW. Scotland, Oct 2s-"Sfy
message to Lincoln's common peo-
pie who are now in the wilderness
at this juncture of the worlds his
tory. is: Work on. hope on. unfalter-
ingly. unswervingly, and we shall
win through to the promised land"
This statement was made TO IN
ternational News Service exclusively
by former Premier David Lloyd
George in the private salon car OF
his campaign train as It was rush
ing towards Glasgow, where he will
carry on his fight to re-win his lost
laurels.
(Mr Lloyd Georges opponent, A.
Bonar Law. was nominated for par
lament on the Tory ticket at Glas-
cow two days ago.
The former rremier's car was be-
decked with flowers which had been
showered upon him by admirers as
the train was speeding northwsrd
through the rolling hills in trium-
phal progress.
Mr.. Lloyd George has constantly
been making speeches to enthusiast
tic crowds at every station. He has
appeared upon the platform jovial
and smiling to wave greetings to
the villagers as the train passed
through villages and hamlets.
The former premier seemed tired
when he received the correspondent
after a short but nergetic speech
He still seemed tired he began
the interview, but his eyes lighted
up and he seemed TO be revitalized
At the mention of Lincoln's name.
After an Introductory word or two
Mr.. Lloyd George exclaimed emphat-
ically:
ITO secure the best happiness OF
the world and q happy Issue out OF
our aYlictions. cooperation between
Great Britain and America is essen
tial to Insure the worlds peace
IT am reluctant TO say anything
regarding the best specific for per
manent maintenance Of Anglo
American good will, fearing that my
words might possibly be misuncer-
stood or misinterpreted.
But 7 insist that the closest good
will between the two nations is the
only salvation for the world II we
at1es like those OF the past eight
years.
Great Britain ana America are
the only two countries that arc able
TO gaze at the outside world from
an outside Viewpoint. They are both
detached; both are able to take an
international view. perhaps America
better than ourselves.
In ideals. in permanent trend OF
thought they (Great Britain and the
United States) walk the same path.
Their Joint action alone can preserve
the worlds eternal peace Both ma
ttons hate war equally.
Because Of this common aim and
common understanding. would give
almost anything to induce America
to enter the League of Nations UR-
til this comes to pass the league can
never attain It's real strength and
function at the highest or exercise
Its proper authority.
Because ot this, I would say to
America with all sincerity and all
the earnestness I possess. If you
have any doubts or suspicious re-
garding the League OF Nations, tell
us go we viii try TO dispel them. If
you desire Information or have miss
conceptions we will to satisfy you.
IT you would prefer the term
Association OF Nations instead Of
League OF Nations then let US
change the name.
Il beg America to throw the great
weight Of her moral influence side
by side with the league. Only there
by can the world be made safe
Asked when he was going to the
United States. the former premier
replied
1T has always been one of the
ambitions OF my life. but l cannot
look ahead. One reason why want
to go IS because I am democrat
not in the party sense-but in the
literal meaning of the word.
Il have always thought that l
understood Americans. When meet
ing them I get their viewpoint ma
turally and they seem to get mine
II would be a joy for me to pay a
long visit to the United States"
and nfbar