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ARMY I 1 I IP Is P POSSIBLE I B If Ll Lloyd yd George Georgc in Notable Speech Says America If I I Pressed Could Raise Vast Forces for World lorld r orld Strife By Universal Service T L LONDON ONDON Aug 7 i If If I If America were to lo call men to the thc colors in he hc same proportion that Great Grent Britain Brit- Brit ain niu has lias done that would result in nn an AI 1 rican army of It was Premier Lloyd George who I thrilled tho the house of commons this aft att- afternoon with this picture But there were ra few te other 1115 bis which ti was waa a a. review of at the tho war year CH incident to the adjournment of parlia of Parliament Parlia- Parlia ment tomorrow until the middle of at Oc Oc- tober It was a win the war speech throughout with the speaker at al his oratorical best driving ln home smashing Inspiring facts Enthusiastic was his praise of oC Americas America's part In the war of or how It has hag been and ancI will be bo tho the de decisive do- do victory bringing factor I In JUl July alone he said Americans Americans Amer Amer- AmerI I were brought to Europe of oC them thom In British ships Straight ht from the shoulder were his words on peace There Ther can be no ne negotiations with the German sword clanking on the council table Allied Prospect Aright Nor was ever e a time since this struggle tru le began the premier pointed out where the prospects of oC taking the ed edge e and the time clank of off the German German German Ger Ger- man sword award looked brighter It It Is too early to say a the German effort Is exhausted exha d declared the prime primo minister The They have ha still powerful forces s In reserve reser but It Is not too carl early io o say that the chances the enemy had on March 21 i 1 will not come again And In the same breath ho he gave tho the rea reason ion eliciting thunderous cheers Americas s 's arm army soon will be not far tar short of or tho the German army Incidentally the tho premier revealed the fact act that U-boats U have been lIeen sunk since the war started half halt of ot them luring during the time fla past t year ear Cheers constantly constant constant- ly h Interrupted tho the prime minister In hl his speech The They were particularly loud oud and hearty whenever he referred to America and when he pral praised erl the fighting qualities of or the Yankees who have ha stood the tho test lest of or battle batlle like vet veterans crans erans Foch Fochs Name r Is Ii Cheered Again there was a stormy storm ovation wh n the speaker er mentioned Foch's Fochs name calling him Marshal the tho honor honor hon hon- or just bestowed upon the allied generalissimo gen gen- en- en as a tol token eli of Frances France's gratitude tudo tude for tor the fetor victory on the Marno It was a a. singular triumph for David Lloyd George to hear this applause e erise rise from all parts of at the house every time he referred to lo Foch Toch Only Oraly a few months ago this same house listened to him In Ira silence when ho urged tho necessity It of ot a chief centralized command command com com- mand placed In the hands of or u a French manOn manOn man Inan On March 21 1 said the premier wo we faced the flower Clower of the tho German army At first there wore oro anxious moments O Our r losses were considerable in prisoners prisoners prisoners pris pris- and material But nut In a n month before tho the battle ended ende men had hall been sent tient across the channel to 10 fill the gaps aps In six weeks the Germans had been hurled back and fOIl fought ht to a standstill He lie spoke of f C the hopes the had pinned upon tho the great March farch drive la Become x Cum Drag Suddenly all their peace pence tentacles lad had been withdrawn The great reat prom- prom dont don't sc don't dont worry about I peace you ou can dictate It In a few tew months had months had failed tailed Tho The German harvest Is short hort tho the enemy has passed his hie height Russia has hns become a n log Jog to G Germanys Germany's feet The Russian people re resent ont ent German more and more and are fire seeking allied help We c have the intent at Int interference and have not the slightest Intention of ot Imposing Imposing- upon them an any particular I government go Time Tle enem enemy vowed he ho would capture Calais and S perhaps Paris Pails by varying varying- dates by dates by AU August at the latest Now 1 he ho is retreating Marshal arshal Foch b by his counterstroke Continued on Page Pago 3 3 q U. 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S ARMY STRONG IS POSSIBlE Continued from Page 1 1 I Ithe the the most moat brilliant in the annals of ot war war has has driven the enemy back The danger is not ended but ho he would bo be a asan sanguine san man on the tho German general staff who would now predict Germany could obtain a military victory victory- Then the premier pr mer switched to the subject of oC peace and said Until the allies are defeated at nt sea Germany will never triumph Ho digressed briefly to tell teU of or the work of or the British na navy During During- the month of oC June he ho said It has steamed Q miles giving 1 an Idea of or the radius it covers coers He added men were required to man tho the British fleet At the start of or tho the war ho he said Britain's naval tonnage was 2 now it Is ResumIng Resuming ing the peace topic ho he declared The people who mado made the war are still there thero and we cannot have hac peace as aa long as they are predominant Inthe In Inthe Inthe the councils of or the enem enemy We Wo all want peace but it must be bo a Just and durable peace with power behind It to enforce it The Th premier contrasted Americas America's powerful arm army a n. tried arm army a victorious victorious vic vie army in Franco France equal to the tho best In tho the field with the situation in Germany an whose divisions have been reduced to a point where Germany must go be begging gIng for tor Austrian support a a humiliating thing he added when one remembers tho the German opinion of ot the tho Austrian arm army |