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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29

tpow ebSoffoiben mdIitiemi.
ieen merfitddn pDntdtirioon, ettei.
mdt be moi fitten moalisia dGnes=
tdd toista puoluetta fmn mitg. ebuss
timat ebooffaita naiitesia, mdbenee
ia flamenco p6inG p~dimdltd. fiuoen
moaliloin ~tortoitus on eStdd ) Iitd
mddrDpttd mitd uiein on tebtp iiten,
ettd toilen puoIueen miebet opat nis
mitpSipaaleisia Gdnestdneet moss
~tatfdiien puolueen fofeloito, foettoen
milf ioooo fanialle mastenmieliIiG
benfilDitd, eta beiodn oman puolus
eenia MOTTO oliIi iitd belpompi ma.
litiemiSmaaIeisia. Gen muofii uuii,
nimitpSipaoleio fpSfepa loti, iaatin
taitfien i%uoraa rebelliippttd rofostos
mien fa~niaIoisten bpmdtipmiien o.
jofIecn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29
9ielidsferta,
fort @illianl, Ont. GAMBIA.

Gldmd tddud oioslo OH maibteIe.
maisto, fofo lupmafunnoSia me
muuttelemme paitasto ~toiIecn ia meis
ban termeptemme eli mpDs ole alma
pbtd bpmdad fonnoua. Sosfus TAI.
rastaa ptIitpinen henfilD poiffafun.
malta. SooS toiien ferran moi TAI,
rous pltpd pIeiiefIi ipitloutiefii, ioIs
loin eldmd tulee banfoIomn,ofii in
JOS tomti Dltpp Ell ala endd oIla iiios
ia Ioiraile, eta boitajio. Sotoin tds
mdnfaltaiSto OH MT Sort gSiqiomin
puolello, ioSta on olIut ipodntd lii'
futtopia ieuroufiia. Wiies on menets
tdnpt moimonlo, poimo miebenId
ia lopiet iponbemponIo, iosto on pals
10 bdmmennpstd eldmdsIdmme. On
rufpettu tutfimoan misId o~lfuipifo
on, joSta Min poljo ioiroutta Ieurao.
On oioteltu meiiiobtoo y. m. oIfu
IDpfIi. 81 liene fuitenfaon teripepss
funnoua wormoa tietoo ia Jos ters
ipeDstnnto On min pimitettp, ettei
nde fen faupemmofii FUN IuonnoIs
liiiin meiijobioibin, tobi ionfun buo'
neen nurffoon, futen beiodn toponio
OH, min ei he tule ioirouben olfus
Ipptd IDptpmddnfddn, mnon idd Ie
,poon arpeluibin moiffo fuinfofin
noipoopot itieddn. 81 Sort Wiui.
omisio foiffi noe oinofoon niiSid
eoelld m~oinithiSio oIfumifao oIemon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29
astoria, Sre.,
mooliSf. 16 p. 1906.

slripoiia Iuttojo!
Gosfa ell ole nieIG fertaafaan
ndbnpt guttoion poIstoiao mutiiio
gstoriaSto, min teen len tdsId, piirs
tdmdud pifinmdltddn ionoIen.
Nloiniiien cniinndfin ilmoiSta. Eol.
mi tddud moneen %eoeltdiddnfd per.
raten, oil oIIut erittdin iiemdd. Suns
ia CT ole pieId ollut. Saoettofin
main fobtuuliieSti. Wiimeiiet nil.
fonpdimdt on ollut poutoa ia min
pureipo potfonen, ettd tdmdn firioit-
toio CT muieto enne astoriasIa iel-
IoiSta ndbneenid.
SpDbommiSta ell tieod poIio muil=
to fertoo tiin, ettd foIostus GoIum-
piono fobto oIfaa, ionfotdboen u
~Iompanofin aiupot foloStoiat ALA
ipot mdbiteIlen fotiiitio pppbpfIiddn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29
Sronwoo0ista ia iem INIT
partstDltG.

= @alp-iemralla on wirfaiIioit.
ten ipaali emf lunnuntaina, iosia
maali toimitetaan toiieue mnoiineI,
idnnefIele ala oIemista fofeIaista.
pnbeeniobt. Senrp Sounolo, Sale
Sampi ia Sobn Mebmas. Warapu.
beeniabt. Soan Npman, Gnerb Sars
10 ia Wm GantaIa. pDptdfiri. Sos
bon 6. Tioanpdd, Cambria Sobnion
il Wtotti &osti. Tabastpnfiri. 9ili.
&aartinen. Socob q. Niemi ia WaIe
Suni. Habastonboit. Ssfor Reto,
Wtatti SitfaIa ia Gmel Hibanpdd.
Palpeliafii Musust Grffild, Soiia
Soppari ia Wtaria Gallo.
Semran palitieman fomitean pitoz
lesta W. Soppari, Dm &antala ia
Sobn Hibanpdd.
: SnmalanpaltueIns ebt. fans,
emf iunnuntaina Sronipoooisia &afy
ollisieiratunnan fiifosIa puoIi ID
oamulla. 9esiemerisid puoIi s
laIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29

':'':. & !! AN
on mposfin llld ~mofinoiIen
tDpslian. toiihSen mi!ffansti etupddSs
ia iDnooooIoiStenfin piirisid, beuds.
ii inoiittuno ia runIaasti fannotettls
ma. Stie ipnoooiIaiiet perusppIpddt.
Fin bdntd iumoloioen tumorteIemot
ieboen melfein mitd bdn main boz
lajao.
Sdmd mielien mpuitos Iienee oIIrlt
mpoS moifuttopona lppnd tiiben,
eta Suomen ySopootirtouistem Id,
bettildS, neiti Us. 9lrpiainen, iddu0/
on %ioonut eiiintpd pbtdh/
mDnopbin fun &oniauiSIeu
mm tirfosIS~weasn
tun,!anf'~ Iuoleeniu. ssi
Iul'l'otu""ak pan puOlueet2 4
ndpttddfin oleNSaibin nj h.
buio ultonoiiiin oiS os
ioittoen oinoootaon Sum- torit.
Ioo, iofa pois ortoa moaiImSv jpn,
nit, ia iosio I6ptpp mpDs peIashisto
Siinon ioooiue %miIjooniue. niinfuin
faifiIle muiIefin mailman fanioile.
SdbefpSiaornaoiotar ldbtee tddltG
iuoraotaon IdbetpsfentdGe &iinaan,
pitden miimciien fotoufienia gsto-
riaSia emf iunnuntoi'iaouo. !Serra
Iiunatfoon mpDS IdbetpstpDtd &iis
naSio ia foiffiolIa n,ieid ,poin epons
feIiumia itliStetoon.
Sopnfii teboitan faitfia Muttaidn
lufioita l%epittdmddn tdid Iebted faifs
tioIe faniolaistemme %fesfuuteen,
min polip fun mohbouista; iiuG tdss
ia tapoommc alma termeelIistG Infes
miSto.
Istprialoinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29
pao, iosia moni jiewd neuI1
hoIrrnnfin fhunnffi
Clifton, don't,
maoIisfumnn.

= Sornoin buon,aa mitddn uutis
ia t6ltd paiffafunnalto ionomoIebz
oisfd, eifd fummofoo, IiuG fonioloiSs
femme lmfumddrd t6GnG OH mGbdi,
men, ioten uutiSiporoSiofin OH pieni.
&onialaiiiamme oiuStao tGGuG
tdtd npfpd oripiolta noin miiIifpm
mentG bcnfed, ioista f~pmmcnfunta
perbettd. llieita ~fanlaloiIia on muuts
tantt tdGltd pois iitten miime Ipfipn,
iobon !ppnd Hence e%tup6Gsi6 bupnot
tDDfibteet, iiad mitd6n iuiirempoo,
moiituista tpDpnittao eli tdGld ole.
Wtetidtpotfin, ioita t6dnd on ennen
olrt iaatamana onot nptpddu Ias
moufisio.
= SImot owot tdtd npfpd founiit.
Gilmifin OF i~ulunut ioten maa on os
iofii paIiasto.
8. t. 8 pdimdd mosten nDud oil
miirtoiouttu ittnnosto iiiGdn t6fds
ldiieen, erddn ranefoloiIen omiStas
moon fopaffoan; Iefd morastettu
fdiiad olemot robot, joita fuuIuu oil
leen noin 20 boIlaria, Worfoista
eli ole tietddfieni lootu mitddn tietoa.
- Wuuten on el1md t16IG, oinas
fin Iuomolaieten ~fesfuubesia, iofs
ieenfin raubaqisto. Suurin ola tGdls
la aIupisto iuomoloifisto on raitiS-
to ia idmpiidd mdfed, moifei tdaad,
fanIolaistemme n6bdlufuiIuuben
tdboen ole mitddn raittiusIeurao oIes
mosio; ia moifta tddad, muioen mus
asia, o iuomaloiienfin omistama
fapofta, iofo porboonIa mufoon TO.
ettao fietoo farfoloiiiomme olffpboo,
Ii pobeen turmiouiiiin pouIoibin.
Mutto, mitd iitten ippnd lieneefadn,
ndpttdd ien fonnotus, oinafin Iup'
moIoisten festuuoesio, mdbenemdn
faifista ponnistufIisto buolimosIa.
Onnea usluttoioIIe" ia fen fonnats
toiile!
Hoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29
Marpffpn fbSbmbS.

Gnolonnieia toiipotaon ettd tue
p%ulmaIinen Wioroffon fpipmps, jos
ia 10 founemman aifaa on pitdnpt
Doltoien mGleid tiredad, ipibbointin
iaaoaon irfpitufIi. nieot pitdmdt ios
ipinno1ista fpipmpsten rotfaiiua 10
oinon narmana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29
Mmaia, Nlih,,
IstpriaIoinen.
mooliot. 26 y. 1906.

mooliot. 26 p. 1906.
Goripenfutfo ieuron ipuoiiiubIa
nietettiin mime iunnuntoino alfaen
FLO puoIi 8 italia. SbielmosIo, iota
olifin runioosti oil opouspube, ions
ia pitt ). Sampi, pubeet pastori
Stromiltd ia 6. SioieIto, ~Ioittoo iuos
maIaiieIto ioittofunnalto, ia lauIuo
IupmaIoiieIto miesfDDriltd, iefd 6.
Niemen louIumo tiloiiuutta morten
iepiieiip riino oIinot obieImqn buo.
motuimmot mumerot. SiitofIet maan
eiiinipiine ia oIoa ottoiiae.
Yfii ruofafauppo IiIda OH fou.
punfiimme iImeStpnpt entiien fopd,
Tan iiioIc. SoSpo foiffi fopofat
muuiettoiiiinfin ruofofoupoifii. Wors
moon. iiit6 jofu muffin pitdiii fos'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29

uyltutdmtu fentz
Nastd Ioii umme fiitof5et crit.
fdin bdnelle, iiitd naipasta FUN iai
ferdtesiddn min %iuuren inmmon pub
pasta robaa.
saStori pubui iiitd faniiSto tyDs-
~ on fristiliien Ieurofunnan
tai iofN 1GiWinen. ottaen bistoriaSta
eteen toimr
mertoufIia. >Store, 81. Sol.
Wlppiind toimi ). Gabao tuli
mu ia Intton &olio. - oIem=
S6 ooIlorio ia ) ienttid, iosfSN( Qems
me IuureSti fiitolliiet fonialaiIiN
me. SaapaS ndbbd million me mic
bet piodmme meiban iltomon, noilei
meipdt meiItd notion.
YaStprit Salmi, Nurmi ia Hdmdf.
fD ipieraiIitpat paittatunnoqomme.
Wiotfopeo noisten iItama onnis.
tiii bpipin, mdfed oil paIion ia ros
bao tuli bpipin mpDsfin, ne pioettiin
lunnuntaisiItana moolisf. Is y.
observation-disclosures ndinG iItpino
eiiintDp Oreiperin iobooIa !6ousbto,
min orpoIopiet iifdldiiestd orppfobis,
to i~oitoIIa.
&aniauiSi eurofunnan ompeluIeuro
pitt fofoufien Sreo Storen aiunnoaa
piime niifolla.
YriD Surin fdndIi Sou9btonisio
ioomasia Iddfdrin aqua iwifdIdiieItd
IddfdriItd Or SoneIilto.
Sreo Oesnourin runmis nostctliin
bonoasto iobon ban iotu miiffo Iits
ten Iasfettiin ia pietiin Gbampioniin
pcrbeboutoania.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29
9 TT csta.
@impelin firffoberram g. g.
Malmberaim farfcitmsinttu.

&tten Iufiiomme mnistatpat, ipntpi
iuurIafon oifona Wimpelisid ieuro.
funnon ia popin pdIi1d ieIffautIia.
&irffo berra MoImber9 tarfotettiin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-03-29
: MniStptprtteja foruspostifort

- Ufutstotprtte1d toriisppetlfprt
teia ia foieloita s. ~. 9eaniaa.
= Gomlnmaalcia 6. go Yeonilla.
- SDtuG aiia on Iaaoa ,HombIer
polfupp6rdn." 6. 90. Bean on nil.
lie aliomies.
= Soiiet fanppiaat mpprpdt ia.
tparoita baIpoibin bintoibin mufa
len ippn tdbben ettd halee iiiaa uuiiIs
lie tafparoiue. Ynberlon &c Siabera
mppipdt ientdbben tamaraa polfus
binnoiaa ettd iaawat raboia mat
Iaafieen ~losfujaon tuftufauppiaiue.
= Grittdim bprpifIi tunnetmt 0oIf>
ofper fensdt omot iaapuneet Suoma,
laileen Genfdfouppoan. Warlin iils
iaita fendt- pnnd f%eIdfenfid. g9oit.
tie tebbd alma IuottamutieII meibdn
fansIamme faupat, iiud me mpDms
me- teille emf mofan tafparaa.
Suomolainen &entdtauppa. PIT
H2lurora It. Walo g.. g. Salosia.
6aifellaiiia maaleja buoneioen
plfOpuOlelIe iopimia Il Iaat.
nieotomana iuurf morasto
mia ia itieStGGn
The Washburn leader., 1906-11-09
Contest Notice.

: Department Of the Interior. - United States
a sufficient contest afadayit having bsen faled
In this Office BY James 81. Coan, contestant
s9sinst homestead entry No. a0H9, made march
Sd. 1903 for tho nek section II, township lls,
in which 4 is alleged that said olsimsnt has
wholly abandoned said land; that he has not
resided upon. and cultivated said land, as re-
quired bylaw; that su6h default has existed
for more than six months last past and does
now exist and that said alleged absence from
the said land was not due to his employment 10
The the army, navy Or marine g corps Of the Unit,d
marine during the war with Spain, or during
any other war In which the U, s. may be en-
gagged.
said parties are hereby notified to appear, re.
spond and offer evidence touching said allega-
ton at 70 O'clock .. n. on December Z: 1905, 6e-
ore Paul Erettag, notary public et his Office
an Max, n. D: (and that final hearing will Be
held at 10 O'Clock Q. N. Dec II, 1906 before) tho
register and receiver at tho q. 8. land office IN
Ainot, n. D. 80 .3Fs
Tho said contestant having, in proper aa3.
deyit fled Sept: 18th, 1905, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence, personal
service OF this notice cannot bo made it is here
by ordered and directed that such notice be
given BY duo and proper publication. s
L. D. McGahan, Register
The Washburn leader., 1906-11-09
Delinquent Tax Sale.
state of North Dskots
County Of Mclean,
Office of County Auditor,

Weshbnrn, n. D, Nov. 5th, 1908.
I, O. B. Vino, County Auditor of Mclean
ehe annexed list Of real property has become
delinquent by reason of non. payment OF taxes
tor tho year A. d. 1906, and will be sold IS pro-
tising and other costs accrqing. said sale com
mencing at 9 o'clock 9, m. Tuesday, December
ith. A. D. 1905 and closing at O'Clock p. m. OF
day until ali lands OF parcels Of lands have
been offered for sale, said sale to be made at
DIV office in the court house, in the village of
North Dakota.
The Washburn leader., 1906-11-09
lSs II, of rear lots lS-lA-l5, blk.y
9Sx It. of rear lots lS-14-l5, blk.7

witnessmy hand and seal this 9Th. day Of
November, A. D. 1905
COUNTY Auditor, Mclean County, N. D.
(Ffrst Publication Nov. 9, l906.j
The Washburn leader., 1906-11-09

NJ NJ of Isl swM ;i':: :::::
NwM ...........
Township :.
SEA of NWN and
lots 8, 4 and 5 =.
Eh Of SWA and
lote Il ood q
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Report OF the Superintendent Of the
Student Department Concerning Work
in Iowa the Past Year.

Another year of earnest work has
passed for the missionaries of the
American sunday School Union, "a
year filled with duties both arduous
and pleasant but all for the Master
they love and serve. And their efforts
have been greatly blessed. 1t is as
difficult to measure their whole work
with any degree of accuracy as to
measure the perfume of the flowers
yet to give the friends of the Union
some idea of what is being done, the
following figures have been carefully
compiled from the monthly reports of
the missionaries working in the state
of Iowa.
Much need of missionary work has
been found. 139 communities were
located where the children were not
in Sunday School and as many schools
were started with total membership
of SIG. Besides these 5S3 young people
were induced to attend existing schools
and 2l0 became Home Department
members.
While carrying on this work, 1s49
sermons and addresses were delivered,
1852 other schools were aided, 1928
Bibles and testaments and 1857. II
worth of other books and periodicals
were distributed by sale or gift, and
80, 028 family visits or calls were made.
AS result, l66 young people were
persuaded to attend some higher in
situations of learning, 20 young peo-
pies societies were formed, % regular
preaching services were secured for
the schools, seven churches were or
ganized, and 7l2 hopeful conversions
were reported.
This is a report that will gladden.
the hearts of all Chr istian people and
will inspire with new enthusiasm the
friends of the American Sunday School
Union.
Joseph Wells. State Supt., Des
Moines, Ia,
@. J. Harlan, Supt. Student Dept,
Cresco, la.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02
Rock Island Special Excursion Rates.

Imperial Council, Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, Los Angeles, Cal. i,
May 18th to 10th. Rate of one lowest
first-class limited fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale, April 25 to May
8 with final limit of July 3lst.
Presbyterian General Assembly, Des
Moines, Rate of one fare plus 50. OF
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
May IA, 10. II, 81, and % with final
return limit of May 31st.
Biennial Meeting General Fedora,
tion of Womans' Clubs, ST. Paul,
Mimi. May 30-June Z. One fare plu.
80. 90 for the round trip. Tickets Oh
sale May 2Sth to 3lst inclusive, fina
return limit, June 9th.
Annual Tournament Iowa State
Firemen's Association lat Clinton
June 10 to %, 1906 Rate of one fare
plus fifty cents except where fare and
one third makes less from points il
Iowa. Where the rate is more thar
"a. 90 tickets will be sold June 18th tC
2nth and where the rate is s.. 80 or les.
tickets will be sold June 10 to 22nd
good returning until June 25th.
N. E. A. Meeting San Francisco
July 9th to 18th. Rate of one fare
plus SO. 90 for the round trip. Tick.
cts on SALE June 50 to July 9TH, fina
return limit Sept. 18th.
National Baptist Convention Los
Angeles, CAL. Sept. 1919. One low
est first class fare for the round trip
Tickets ON sale Sept. 3 to IA inclusive
final return limit. Oct. 3lst, 1908.
We have a great many other reduced
rates. Please write us for full inform
alton and literature.
JNO.G. FARMER,
d. p. A. Cedar Rapids.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02
An Influence for Good.

1t occurred to us as we ran over our
thirty or forty exchanges to note the
moral tone of them. These papers are
of all sizes and grades from almost
every variety of town, and are edited
by practical men who are pretty well
acquainted with the world, the flesh,
and the devil; and in not one of them
did we find defense of immortality
In none of them was there trace of
vulgarity, and none taught or justified
dishonesty. Neither could we find a
sneer at purity, at religion, atIthe
better things of life. In many of them
were excellent bits of advice, little
homely sermons of temperance ins all
things frugality, industry. Whenever
there was mention Of the public
schools it was in terms of praise. To
be sure here and there was fun poked
at sham, some score at pretense. But
the note in every one of these papers
was for decency, progress, Nenlighten-
ment and morality. And these editors,
pretty decent lot they are-in fact,
we doubt if any other profession can
offer higher or even as high show
ing; besides all this, the country
editor is proverbally liberal and free
hearted in every way. No public
subscription list ever passes without
his mite. This isn't humble effort
OF throw boquets at our contempor-
aries, but with Paul we believe man
should magnify his calling and we are
proud of ours.-Freeport (Ill.) Jour-
nal.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02
Bailey's Gasoline Enfine.

Our gasoline engine started to get
ornery one day last week, but we
headed it off by little sharp practice,
we just sent for Herb Redmond. We
have never studied the innermost re-
cesses of the engine yet for the reason
it has always behaved in a becoming
manner when we were around, so we
determined to watch Herb and see
what he did to it. He walked right
up to it manfully and took hold of the
main condivias that fastens the poll
wog to the dingbat and turned it gent
ly to the left, at the same time turning
his head to one side and listening in
tently, then he shut one eye and gave
a low whistle. There was low
answering sigh from the bosom of the
machine, whereupon he grabbed the
socwalloper and gave it violent blow
with the shooting stick, and she re-
sponded with low sibilant sound
like cat pulling its foot out of a pie.
He then put the wrench on couple of
innocent looking little bulbs and
jerked his hand back quick; we asked
him what was the matter and he said
"a bug on his back" and told us to
try it and see. We did, it was bug
too, lightning bug we take it by the
feeling. We could see Herb had struck
responsive chord by the way the
thing began to breath, and the look of
confidence in Herbs eye was Indicative
to motion. Our prognosis was correct,
one more yank at the dingbat and she
began to kapeet like thing of life.
Anyone can fix an engine by just
watching someone else fix one. or by
carefully following the above instruc-
tions. Britt Tribune.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02

James McCarty, who was so unfor-
tunate as to lose limb in the railroad
yards here few months ago by being
run over by a freight car, left Monday
for Minneapolis where he expects to
procure an artificial limb. The rail
road people are giving Jim square
deal.'' Although in one respect re-
sponsible for his unfortunate .mishap,
he was furnished with transportation
to the city and there provided with al
artificial limb at the company's ex'
pense. Lansing Mirror.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02
AS A FARMER SEES 1T.

Editor Telegraph, Atlantic, Iowa. -
Sir: Before me 1 have the literature
of Canadian Land Co.. offering lands
on long time payments at $l2 per acre.
This land is said to raise from 30 to
60 bushels of wheat and 60 to 1875
bushels of oats per acre. They also
kindly sent along picture of large
traction engine, that plows with cables
and many gang plows, that will pillow
more than 40 acres in ten hours and a
header that with 26 horses and men
will cut and thrash more than so acres
per day. And this is the grain that he
wants to come in free and these are
the machines that our Governor s
heart yearns to see the farmers of
Iowa buck up against.
The time has come for the people to
think for themselves, and decide the
question from the facts and evidence,
and not from the plea of the lawyer.
Why should we continue the Cum
minis administration two years longer?
We have now had it four years and
four months. What notable thing has
been done?
Name even one thing that has been
done, that will be mentioned in years
to come, with words of praise and adj
miration?
They tell us that we need Moses
to lead us through the dangers that
beset us. What particular dangers do
we see ahead, except what are likely
to arise from the Cabals of those in
office?
The lines are drawing closer. and in
time they will be still closer. By
convention time there will be no one
on the fence. There is just one issue
that is Cummins or anti Cummins. Il
will only be a two-ring circus with nC
side shows.
This year there will be no compli.
mentary votes or bouquets thrown to
Favorite Sons" The issue will be
between Cummins and Perkins only.
No others can hope to win, or even
hold the balance of power.
No administration ever previously
known, has SO fully demonstrated
ITO the Victor Belongs the Spells, y
as this one. If there are not place:
enough they create them.
There don't seem to be very crying
demand for Regents to run the States
Educational Institutions, outside OF
the demand for more places to fill, and
why should Political Bosses and Ward
Heelers be allowed to run the educa.
tional institutions anyway?
But if there must be places to fill
why make it only Is? Why not make
it 90 or better still make it SO, a
full deck?
1t has been said that board has
two sides, and that it is special
dispensation of Providence that man
can only see one side at time.
My point of view may be wrong,
but it looks to me that the Cummins
machine is the most INSCRIPTIONS,
most selfish, most corrupt organization
that has existed in America since Mr..
Quantrill disbanded his forces.
w. G.. FRAZIER, Pymosa twp.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02
The Original.

Foley & Co., Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Hon.
ey and Tar MANY limitations are Of
fered for the genuine. These worth
less limitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The gen.
uine Foley's Honey and Tar is in a
yellow package. Ask for it and ref
use any substitute. 1t is the best
remedy for coughs and colds. Brunt
and Parman.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02

Not long since a school boy was
taken to task because he could not
work a seemingly easy lesson in alge-
bra. The professor took him to task
and said: SAT your age George Wash
ingon was a surveyor. YES" re-
piled the boy looking him squarely in
the eye, land at your age he was
President of the United Staes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02

At the request of an automobile
owner we print the following section
of the Iowa law, regulating the driving
of automobiles on the public highway.
ANY person operating motor vehicle
shall, at request or on signal by put
ting up the hand from person riding
or driving FESTIVE horse or other
draft or domestic animal, bring such
motor vehicles Immediately to stop,
and if travelling in the opposite direc-
ton, remain stationary so long as may
be reasonable to allow such horse or
animals to pass, and, if travelling in
the same direction, use reasonable
caution in passing such horse or ami
NAL, and the operator and occupants
of any vehicle shall render necessary
assistance to the party having in
charge said horse or other draft
animal in so passing"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-05-02

Under the decision of the Iowa
supreme court seining is prohibited in
sloughs, lakes, ponds, creeks and
lagoons, although opening into and
connecting with the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers and waters wholly
within the state of Iowa. This infor-
nation is given by Charles w. Null
Ian, attorney general of the state of
Iowa, who makes it clear that the
fisherman who use seines in the sloughs
and creeks and who claim that these
waters are not within the state of
Iowa, but are rather outside of state
jurisdiction hence are not covered by
the statute, are doing so in direct vio-
lation of the laws of Iowa.