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Show LLOYD GEORGE BIDSFAflEWELL CONFIDENT THAT HIS PLEA FOR COOPERATION IN WORLD PEACE IS WELL RECEIVED With Almost Childish Gratitude Ha Expresses Regret at Departure Depart-ure After Month's Happy Visit Is'ew York, David Lloyd George, war premier of Great Britain, Saturday Satur-day was on his way home in a flower-filled flower-filled suite on the Majestic, confident that his plea for the linking of the United States and the British empire for world peace had been well received re-ceived on-his extended tour of Canada Cana-da and the United States. The stocky little Welshman sailed at midday with a final word on tin reparations crisis. The effectiveness effective-ness of Anglo-American cooperation, he repeated in the golfing phraseology of his latest address at the Metropolitan Metro-politan opera house last night, depended de-pended on whether America, "followed "follow-ed through" the proposal of Secretary Hughes for an International commission commis-sion to settle the sums that the defeated de-feated allies could and should pay. France, he was confident, would heed the advice of the United States and Britain regarding, German reparations. repar-ations. "Prance would have been a vassal country but for your country and mine," he said spiritedly. A crowd of several hundred was an the pier to bid Mr. Lloyd George farewell fare-well after his month's visit to the new world The police, who twice had foiled attempts of Irish republicans It this city to insult the former statesman states-man to his face, escorted him in considerable con-siderable number from his hotel to the Majestic and no untoward incident inci-dent occurred. |
