On Mr. Hinshaw's request to adopt French orphans.

Definitive response to Hinshaw, stating that adoption "will be impossible."

Response to Conner.

Response to Davis from Governor's office, noting that Babel wouldn't stop this woman from talking German, but that there is not reason "for this case to be given publicity through the columns of your paper."

This letter tells of the removal of several books that were of pro-German sentiment. These three books had been removed from circulation, and had been listed according to author and title. The letter also requests a list of books which should be…

Merrill pastor asks for concession.

Asks for concessions, notes those given to others.

Meyer passes on the thoughts of other pastors.

A private correspondence between H.A. Davis and H.J. Metcalf, in which Metcalf has persuaded Davis to

Writer send in article regarding Babel