Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-11-25 | Page 1 | Lloyed George Pessimistic on Situation

LLOYD GEORGE GEORGEI I PESSIMISTIC ON Relations With France Never Worse He HeI I Declares I SEES WAR BREWING 1 Restoration of Europe I Declared Delayed for Years Year GLASGOW Nov Kov fi H Former Prime Minister Lloyd George de- de declared de declared In a campaign speech that Great Britain's relations with France were never nover worse I doubt whether In n living memo mem memory ory they have been so ao bad as no he said Referring to the European de- de de s-ot s the tho last 5 ear bo boI I Owing to what has happened In Inthe the last year the restoration Of o nor nOr- nOrmal normal mal trade trado conditions throughout c a aMy My- My abeen cenI delayed for tor not a a m matter of ot months but ot o years Ih The premIer asserted th lib liberal eral party's remedy for tor unemployment Y- Y ment n Bas tho restoration ot of pence In Europe Let the angel of o peace bo gh on a chanco In Europe he said Franco France was beginning to that there thero was no reparations In her policy he ho continued d me TOLD POl POI tOAnE OAnE A year ago last August ho I I told M Poincare In Lon Lon- London London don that It If you Invade the Ruhr you will have no cash but wagon loads of trouble Uc He has 1135 had no and has had tons of trouble and be more unless he be I I gets out oui lIe Ha has hu started on the path that made the most horrible war In his his- history his history tory It was the tho Invasion of the annexation of territory that rankled the soul of France crea a 0 which at last lut broke out Into a I fever which prea spread to Europe Asia and tho Africa whole world suffered from It I The beginning was an n attempt I by the to annex territory which didn't belong belone to thorn them Po- Po PoIncare Po has committed the world to the tho sime policy now GROW cROW The Tho rench peasant ho bo said Bald wae not getting the reparation to which ho was wae entitled and ond his common commonsense would come to tho rescue He was beginning now to realize It 11 In Inthe tho next place Italy which at sanctioned the Invasion was It and Belgium nas 08 grow grow- grow i inn nl disillusioned But the greatest tact fact ot o all was tor the first time since the retirement ot President Wilson was as coming In She was with Great Britain ho he de- de declared de declared and then asked Doe Doci AnY AnYone anyone one mean to tell me that with America and British the I 0 greatest on and carth earth and with agreeing It there h 1 anyone thero vho ho can handle hondle the situation firmly wisely and tenaciously you youcan can not Impose conditions upon provided they are re just u t 1 Discussing the tho British credit the premier said ItIs almost as asgood asgood good as Americas America's and had It no been for tor foolish settlement of or Mr Baldwins Baldwin's It would haxe e been just all good as Americas America's by now He apparently was referring to toc the British war debt to Lo the tho United State