STATEMENT BY BRITISH LEADERS.
ALSACE-LORRAINE MUST BE
RECOVERED.
THE WAY TO PEACE.
(Rec. October 1 12, 7.30 p.m.) loaDU.N, uctooer 11 Mr. Lloyd George, replying Bo a deputation, said that he could not iimitc 01 a"ny statement more calculated i<o prolong the war than tier*' ivuulmann's regarding Alsace-Lor-raine. However long the struggle lasted Britain intended to stand by France until she redeems her oppressed children from the degredalions of the foreign yoke. Mr. Asquith in a speech at Liver" pool, stated that the dominant factor we have to deal wiJh is not German public opinion as expressed in Parliamen. but the German Government. The world would never find a > wav tp peace through the masses of equivocation and ambiguities. Plain questions had been asked, but studiously evaded. It had never been our policy to annihilate of mutilate Ger*
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Grey River Argus, 13 October 1917, Page 3
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