U S General Discusses Neutrality and Belgium in War Debate
The article notes General Pershing commenting on neutrality and Belgium, detailing how German actions breached neutral rights, and contrasts Allied gas warfare measures with German conduct, amid Allied blockade tensions and the broader war posture. It discusses potential impacts on U S troop mobilization and the strategic consequences of early submarine warfare.
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Germans deny war aims and recount American assault at St Mihiel
A World War I memoir fragment argues Germany did not seek conquest but wartime plunder and oppression. It notes German leaders misjudged American strength, the St Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne fighting, and Pershing's troops shaping early 1918 battles with mixed French and Allied cooperation and the critical French lines at Thierville and Tiller Cotterets.
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Disagree With Pershing On Immediate Advance
Fragmentary quotation shows debate over continuing the Allied push after Pershing warnings. The text notes concerns about circling enemy lines and the risk of strong resistance, suggesting Americans were not prepared to press on immediately. Continued on Page B, Col.
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