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An act relating to offenses against the state of Iowa and providing for punishment for Violation thereof, preceded by a brief introduction announcing its implementation in Ida county as of December 1st, 1917, and summary of the act.

Apparent overview of situation in Cedar County, as regards the influence and political affiliations of local German Americans, with a big turn: the writer is the father of a local Irish boy killed.

Informing on German-language conversation between two soldiers and seeking means of prosecution.

Can Germans continue their parochial school, even if switching to English? And a merchant, H. F. Haesemeyer, speaks German daily.

Man of the people notes that many long-time German residents still cannot speak English.

Klaus offers services to Governor, as loyal and proud American, for work within German-American community.
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