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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1916
Page
11
A brief quotation from Woodrow Wilson laments that American traditions are being forgotten as external influences rise, noting concern over national values and old ways being overlooked in modern times.
The cause of peace is not the cause of the connectives. Peace must be defended by brave men who risk their lives for principle. War is better than a peace earned by fear. True peace requires moral elevation and belief in intrinsic worth beyond property or life.
A London gathering hears Theo rge Trews argue the world will change after this great conflict and a new era will rise from darkness. He predicts the dawn will bring a reordering of Europe with lessons learned by both sides and a hope for freedom through sacrifice.
The text portrays a distant voice lamenting lack of political understanding and proposes a dawning era led by a figure or force named Lendeergeeperke. It imagines a new, happier life following contemplation and conflict.
The National Government asks Wyoming to recruit the guard to full war strength totaling under a thousand men. Young men without family duties should volunteer now to gain physical and mental training. Early enlistment preserves peace and offers pride in service.
The piece attacks the Republican campaign setup in Newark with names like Straus Golby and Garfield, accusing party leaders Cranes Murphys Snot Karneses Penroses of masking reactionary aims. It argues progressives reject the reunion as false, warning of a fear-driven German submarine menace in war news context.
Allied governments accuse Greece of not showing loyal neutrality and disinterested support. The piece hints at rising pressure as forces align and warns that Germany appears defeated, prompting questions about Armageddon's misnaming and the war's shifting momentum.
Benson employed at the Bell te 1 at his home on East street Ralph Tyler and children, been vielting Mr. Tyler's Mrs. Archie Adameon on East mipest for the past two weeks. Benes for their home to aed Mrs. J. B. Rath were was ES, many A pile for parties that went Mrs. Piled Homdershot and daugh ter. Biles Dore returned Tweeday from Denver, having been the guests of friends, for a week. Miss Nora having gone two weeks previous, Mrs. Torcum will be hostess to the Aena Gordon W. C T. U. at her home on East Sixth street this week. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Co. C. Jeanes, who has been i is greatly improved, Mr. Isaace it a few days with his family, le ss sncere at the gravel pits at Be ford. Mrs. Lumley entersciova secore for Mr. and Mr. G. W. Hall, Me
The item lists Mrs Gay Hall Mise Marie Hall Master Jimm Viall and Mrs Lum Ley as hostesses with carnations as centerpieces. John O Connell, recently returned from California for health, is back at work in O Connell Grocery. Hazel Weeds and Dorie War 88m returned from a dance at the Davis ranch in Loveland with visits to relatives.
Residents and guests mingle at homes across Loveland and nearby towns. Mihm returns Sunday evening while Bertha stays at Frontier. Families visit Buford and Omaha for medical and family reasons. Amelia Mumm, Miss Kalber, and Mrs. Mumm share celebrations as others recover from illness and travel.
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