The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03
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perlencc myself not so many years
ago." no said. Now / have added
10 history's story and 90 experience
OF your character. gained when you
came In with the friends OF liberty.
in 1917, a personal contact with
your people.
SAYS AMERICA
MUST INSIST
II know they win decide right
And then he repeated "a thought
which no expressed last night In
his farewell speech az the Metro.
polltAn Opera house.
your government has taken a
great step. which acclaim from
tho bottom OF my heart. Like
good golfer. Just do things now and
your plan. am sure, will come TO
Succoss--f6llow thru and keep your
eye on tho ball"
America must insist. Lloyd George
said. II is not enough for the
United States to suggest. II others
win not accept suggestions they
must come 10 know that tho United
States ia In dead earnest about get.
ting the European situation settled
on basis OF justice and not OF
vengeance.
1T has been a great trip. n most
wonderful trip" he said. at ~
Impossible 10 express my apprc.
eia;icn OF all the kindncsses shown
me and my family over here. Your
welcome was so spontaneous. 30
warm.heartcd. Believe me. an old
campaigner liko myself. learns TO
know sincerity. have been touch.
ed to the heart: i would Ike very
much to come again"
AMERICAN POWER
IsiPREsSEs HIN
What impressed Lloyd George
mostl
''Power-your tremendous. almost
unsupported power-your yirility
and your size
We are Just beginning over here.
he believes; our era OF greatness.
Hc looks ahead 20 n time when
Canada win have so0.0oo.00o inhabI.
tauts and the United States many.
many times tho present population;
when America shan come into full
flower-and that timn Will come
tho sooner IL America now finishes
the work OF justice and democracy
unselfishly begun in 1917, he be.
lieves.
What win he say about Amerf.
can prohibition when he goes homer
II shall say,"-this with a merry
twinkllng eye-"that I discovered
many new temperance drinks on
this side OF the Atlantic"
Docs he expect TO DO returned to
power In Great Britain?
A hearty laugh answered that.
PLEASANT MEMORIES
OF HIS VISIT HERE
II camo TO see you, to know you
better. to understand YOU" he said.
I'VE never speak in England Of
Americans as foreigners. You and
we are not foreigners to each other.
did not need that proved TO me,
but. II had, this trip would have
proved II. 70 with regret and
with my heart fun of pleasant rec.
objections OF your unbounded hos
pitallty, but more than that, with
renewed hope for the future, in
which with your people and our
people going on together, the world
win march to a higher and bet.
ter plane"
Lloyd George Travelled about 5000
miles and made 70 speeches during
the month he was In America. His
first address was mt luncheon ten.
dered by the United Press. n few
hours after he first set foot on
American soil. His final ono was OF
the Metropolitan opera house. Many
Thousands OF people heard his voice
while he was touring Canada and
the United States.
Last night all records were broken
when wireless carried his words TO
millions OF hearers, the largest audi.
e1ce In history. His American trip
was planned as vacation. but 1t
was moro like triumphal progress
with cheering crowds everywhere.