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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1918
Page
12
A wartime alert urges vigilante treatment of German and Austrian immigrants in the United States. Citizens are told to report suspicious acts or loyalty questions to police or the local defense office, with strict emphasis on aiding national morale.
The narrator praises a brave American soldier who heads into combat with resolve to kill as many enemies as possible while accepting personal risk. The tone honors courage and pride in his steadfast mindset amid harsh trench warfare.
Lyon reports the genuine Sammy in France as a red blooded young fighter who trains, eats, and fights with Pershing’s troops in No Man’s Land. He smokes, swears, and serves as a fearless, hard edged soldier who views Germans as pig headed aggressors and rejects lofty war ideals.
An Italian boy soldier struggles up a path with a heavy load as a French officer clad in horizon blue offers a hand. King’s staff officers arrive and react as Foch, or Le Patron, resumes leading the climb with calm dignity and a shared resolve. The scene paints Foch as a practical ally to the fighting Italians and their volunteers.
The passage argues that Britain and France fight for the United States and that success or defeat on every front from the channel to the Alps affects all. It emphasizes a united line of multinational forces and the shared ultimate victory and stakes for all involved.
A reader reflects on a diary excerpt where Dick writes of his sensations upon seeing their first living quarters after marriage. The narrator feels both privileged and unhappy, sensing a mortal struggle toward death as Dick writes to explain his feelings and impending fate.
A reflective passage contrasts differing notions of happiness for men and women, examining selfishness, dreams of success, and the evolving relationship between Dick and Margie. It notes how priorities shift from personal ambition to including others, then reveals remorse and realization as the couple recalls their once shared Eden.
In 1914, the Supreme Court vote of five to four declared a child labor law unconstitutional. A poem laments five judges, calling them reverend five, who doomed children and society, questioning the intent of their decision as a Grover, Colorado visitor is noted in city news.
Denver meat market reports fair cattle receipts and steady to mixed prices on June 11. Beef steers 15.60 to 16.50, cows 9.00 to 12.60, hogs top around 16.76, feeders 9.00 to 15.00. Kansas City and St. Louis also show lower hogs and varied cattle, sheep, and feeder bids with light supply and steady to lower quotes.
In West Prussia a fugitive named Kleinschmidt has lived in hiding for two years near Bromberg. He raids isolated farms and foresters lodges and robs travelers. Gendarmes soldiers and rangers could not trap him. He signs letters to authorities as Captain of the Woods threatening shooting.
The report notes a high of 84 and a low of 68 with light winds from the northeast. It records total precipitation since January 1 at 8.24 inches, above the normal 7.03 inches, and lists Andrew M. Hamrick and N. K. Boswell of Laramie visiting Cheyenne on Tuesday.
A brief reminiscence recalls old methods to stop workers from earning fractions, noting how such tactics frightened workers into staying quiet. The voice evokes a bygone period when 25 cents an hour could spark collective pushback, and tar and feather threats loomed as punishment.
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