Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1917-03-01
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Nnipra6e uDu Saus 9emutb,
George &aibington
8ebnrtstnssieier int rSionr Sails
Hptarp Club"

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Stubs unO Shulen i'm Staate leeteH
9onnerstog, ben %. 5ebruor, Der
0eburtstog George @aibin9ton's, oes
rGoter5 bes 2onoes" gefetert, 10 olb
pom promine1lten ySiour Sails Ho'
tarp Club.
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gtitglieo batte oos Nedt, ieinen Sobn
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fd,er 8eounfc, Die nod IN Siour Sails
Iebenoen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (pon
benen jeoer i'm GurhIfnitt 76 Sabre
alt mary ols 6Gitc ein3ulo0en. ltno
fie fonen poG31blig inter Dem ihnet'
ternoen @etronlnel uno 8epfeIfe oeS
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g4ir tpur0el1 nun nid)t 10 eingebcn0
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qenbeit unpolien0er @eilc benuBt bit
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al 3eigen, Dab rein slmeritaner it'd
bon gtiemonoen1 Gorihrlften made1
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friti1hen 3eiten, reilcn mtu.
9llS ser betreffenoe Serr ben
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um Rot frogte, lugte er ibn1 mortge"
treu: oNun, id miini6e ntht, Dob
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ODER eine Seen1ine perloren gebt, al
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re Nciie lit nehr ol5 2eidtItnn." "
@Iiidlhermciie febrte er nah bic
len MiBbeIligfeiten bell 3uritd, oenll
fonit bdttc er niht nur 0ie berunQliid.
te un0 un9liidlicbc &ricqsreoe bel Der
@oibingtou SSeicr geboltelL Ionoern
er bQtte ms audi ser idonen @elege?t'
hett beraubt, nadltebenDGs Intlport
Dor ser pronlinerten Ser imnn1ll1ng 81
qcben.
Mir mQren n6mlih 9liidliherpeilc
pom Brogruntm-&omttee ebenfall8 aI8
91loucr olls4epGblt lporben pobl I'm
aIs "hppbenoteO 9lmerican" ilber
a2opalltdt" 81 reoen.
3umit c8 llnS nun t1tht gcbt, tn1e
Dem in 10 ihm6bliber, 10 lctdtltnlls
ger lu1o lnDeroierter @eiIe ungegrif'
fenen ;Siibrer oes 9. q. Notionalbltn'
oeS, Or. 6. s. Seramer, 10 fiiblen mir
unS brett pcrpflihtet, lniere Intnort
Der Oeffentlidfeit 8lt llnterbreiten.
9ieS lnn 10 mebr, olS oas pon1 bieIt'
gen oglrgu8-2eooer" uns IN freunb-
Iid)iter @eile 9etpiomete editorial
fonIt ebenfalls anlnb 81 ltnperoienter
Grittt bon ugours trulp" geben
n1ohte.
Ser vgtrgus- -2eooer" ihrieb ndn'
ltd in ieiner ghunlnler bonn %. 5ebr
1917 ol1f Der 2eitortifel-Seite:
No American citizen in the land, from
President Wilson down to the humblest,
could have spoken words Of more de-
voted loyalty to the stars and stripes
than were spoken by Hans Demuth,
editor of the Herold, well-known pa
per published in the German language,
ut the Rotary dinner yesterday, in OBJ
servance of the birthday Of George
Washington. Mr. Demuth was born
in the land of the Kaiser, and he is a
devoted champion of the cause of Ger
many in her war with the entente al
lies. But he is all American when the
rights, or honor, or welfare of his
adopted country are at stake. Mr.. De-
muth has made this fact very clear d
good many times, but never more so
than in his great speech yesterday
which he closed by calling on all the
assembled guests to join in the singing
of America.