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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
12
A speaker invokes the Statue of Liberty and calls on Americans to support the third Liberty Loan. He warns Germany’s war plan and urges citizens to buy bonds to fund defense, stressing unity with Britain and France and the need to “make good” before the drive ends tomorrow.
A cryptic critique of German naval minister von Capelle portrays him as a cheerful liar. The piece argues U boats profit, American entry saved Allies, and that the Reichstag may be fooled while the world questions if entente powers can last six months. It claims America will soon mobilize vast resources and shift Europe, Asia, and Africa, despite doubt about enemy belief in American resolve.
A fragmentary 1912–era discussion outlines German policy errors and strategic aims in Europe. It cites Lichnowsky and figures like Austria Hungary, Serbia, and Balkan powers, arguing Berlin sought alliances to prevent war yet risked entangling Europe.
The article reviews the role of Sir Edward Grey as mediator during eight months of negotiations among Austria, Italy, Russia, and other powers. It discusses the Vienna dictates, the London conference, and the shifting alliances that led to War, noting Grey’s conciliatory approach, diplomatic tact, and influence amid competing national interests.
WHAJAM S. Hart, famed for villain roles, announces engagement to Miss Margaret Hroas of a wealthy road er family. The couple began the romance through correspondence while Hart was in Butte, Montana, and plan a May wedding in Los Angeles.
Army orders announce Colonel Morton C. Mumma removed from general staff duties and assigned to command the small arms firing school at Camp Perry Ohio. Colonel Yumme will oversee camp duties and focus on developing new firing methods.
Poem describes French women and an army chaplain at a funeral, honoring a simple soldier-lad who died in war. The central figure, unknown to the women, becomes the focus as they show reverence with prayers and flowers. Edmund Vance Cooke laments loss and praises maternal devotion.
In a tense conversation, Dick and Margaret weigh telling Dick's mother about an imminent operation for Mr. Trent. They debate moral duties versus Trent’s request to shield Mrs. Trent, fearing her hurt and social repercussions. The plan shifts toward discreet timing and support for the patient.
A rural speaker jokes about men and women, musing that a man driven to madness by love might still feel safe at home. The quip reflects local humor on relationships and eccentric behavior in a small town.
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