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Otherwise compliant minister wonders about potential temporary exemptions.
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Vocal support for Babel. Further, he is "only sorry that we do not have a law so that we could make them line up if they wanted to or not."
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Group of pastors asks for concessions for monolingual parishoners.
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Luana citizen notes the town's large numbers of Germans and their intransigence in speaking the language, especially during church services.
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Daugs has detailed questions about the actual enforcement of Babel as well as the consequences for defiance.
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Preacher notes touching story of older monolingual German who would rather die than have no service in German, as he could not understand the English.
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Local German preacher expresses disappointment in Babel, especially in light of the German-language stumping he undertook two years ago for the governor, which, he notes, the "election showed [was] not in vain."
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Apostolic elders note church's longtime dependence on German, their loyalty, and opposition to any upcoming language legislation, noting as well their independence from Amish and Mennonite communities.
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Selections from Civil War diary kept by the thirty-year-old Jacob Naumann, a German-born Union soldier. Includes hand-drawn sketches of individual skirmishes and individual entries.
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