Miller wrote to Metcalf asking if he would be considered an accessory for not informing on his neighbor that he believed to have pro-German sympathies.

Carson writes of recent meeting in Sibley, where a patriotic German spoke against the Kaiser. Carson suggests using him to write something pro-Babel to disseminate to state's Germans.

Calling Voorhis to office for "some slighting remarks

Writing over Babel from German-American, whose mother was born in Germany.

This letter is from the Office Department Signal Officer to D.W. Morehouse at Drake University in Des Moines Iowa. This letter is regarding the recruitment of college men to become trained telegraphers for the U.S. Army. This letter is in response to…

Harding allows the concession, although note that the war is over at this point.

Veteran bemoans hearing so much "Dutch" back at home after sacrificing abroad.