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Lohmar puts himself at the governor's service.

Barr notes the pain she feels at continued use of German in town, as she has family members dead on account of the war.

Confirms Harding's attempts to find federal authority for suppressing German language.

Publisher writes against German parochial schools and the teaching of German in general, as Germany proper immediately Germanizes any territory it conquers.

Beveridge with several accusations against "radical pro-German assertions" in his vicinity.

Asthalter speaks against the German preachers, for "they should be doing everything in their power to convince us that they are real Americans, instead of stirring up trouble for themselves." So, apparently, these things are given a broad, public…

Eversmeyer prepares Harding for incoming requests from German-language preachers.

Susan Stone on the situation in Muscatine and local Germans and religion.
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