Caernarvon, Apr, 21.
The end of the present European war will find tye map of the world greatly changed no matter who wins, Mx, David Lloyd George said in his speech here yesterday on the Occasion of his jubilee as a member of Parliament, Mr, Lloyd George said the international atlas of a year ago has been irreparably altered. "Three weeks ago, the maps you had of Europe became blotted and disfigured, You may erase the blots and straighten out the disfigurements, but whatever happens in this war you will have to print a new edition of the map of the world, When this war is over, whether for good or evil. no cne can predict now in what shape the world will emerge."
Recalling the outstanding changes in the world situation during the past 15 years, Mr, George said he thought that most startling changes had occurred as a result of the last European war, and that "great hi torical empires had disappeared" while "some nations were resurrected from the graves where they had been lying for generations."
Blaming wars and the squandering of the substance of nations upon destruction for the many wrongs and miseries prevailing in the world, Mr. George said, "the crust of earth does not seem settled after the great calamity of 1914."—United Press.
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