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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-06-19
JUNE.

Topeka State Journal: Is it hard
to understand the immense populari-
ty of June with poets and brides and
all whose spirits are attuned, more
or less perfectly, to the finest music,
the inmoSt soul of nature? Why
should not month so richly endow-
ed be the prime favorite with lovers
OF light and beauty, growth and Joy?
June has longer days than any
other month, more sunlight, less,
darkness. 1t is full of swift progress
toward harvests. Both blossoms and
fruits enrich it. The world sweeps
on toward the increase and the
bounty OF the year. and yet there
are no fields of stumble, no evidences
that the climax of the season has
come and gone.
In June the fresh beauty of spring
IS at its fullest tide and the heat
and drought of summer have not
yet withered or dulled the form or
color of plant or leaf. The promise
of early spring has been fulfilled
but nothing has begun to slip down
ward toward autumn. The spirit
OF growth dominates the world and
the triumphs of warmth and light
and the vital forces of nature are
facts instead of hopes and hints.
And June Is the time when vaca-
tions begin and marriages are most
numerous, and picnics abound and
excursion boats commence their sea-
son on hundreds of lakes and rivers,
and outdoor sports take on all Of
the charm and amplitude of sum-.
mer. 1t is the month of roses and
clover blossoms, of girl graduates
and honeymoons. In June strawber-
ries and cherries are at their best
and gardens are full of change and
interest and the joy of assured re-
compense for watchfulness and
labor.
No wonder such month is i'm
mensely popular. 1t has so much
that appeals to the best in human
nature that it could stand many
things worse than the crisis of poli-
tical struggles and an occasional day
of too fervent heat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-06-19
Not Exactly What Was Intended.

he was q budding author, and his
wife. determined that his train of
thought should not be trammelled by
domestic worries. said to the new
maid, Now Jane, IL you want any
thing, Always come to me. Never
go to Mr. Bookmaker unless l am
out"
"A few days later there was knock
at ME-. Bookmaker's study door. and
In reply to the usual Gomez" the
new maid. fresh and pretty, appear
ed. Please, SIR" she said. .'Mrs.
Bookmaker said / was never to dis
turb you unless she was out"
"Wellf" said Mr.. Bookmaker. in
quiringly.
She's out, sir
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-06-19
Republican County Convention.

In accordance with the primary
election laws of the state Of Iowa.
and with the direction of the Repub-
lican State Committee, q delegate
convention of the Republicans of
Winneshiek county is called to meet
in the court house at Decorah, Iowa,
at ii o'clock, a. m. on Saturday.
June 90, 1912.
The purpose of the convention
shall be to select fourteen delegates
to represent Winneshiek county in
the Republican State Convention
which will meet in Des Moines, on
July 10. 1912, to formulate a state
platform and nominate candidates
for certain state Offices and to trans
act such other business as may prop
erly come before it.
The representation of the different
precincts throughout the county
shall be the same as at the last Re-
publican County Convention and the
delegates shall be those chosen ut
the primary election June 3, 1912.
C. N. HOUCK,
Chairman Republican County Gen.
trail Committee.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-06-19
The Taft forces won complete con-

The Taft forces won complete con-
troll OF the Republican National Con-
vention at the Coliseum yesterday.
Their chief decisive victory was
the election of Senator Elihu Root
of New York as temporary chairman
by vote of 55S, against Governor
Francis e. McGovern of Wisconsin,
who received 502 votes from the
Roosevelt-La Toilette -Cummins dele
gates.
The La Toilette delegation split
because of the orders of thier chief
not to join with the Roosevelters,
and this accounted for 19 scattering
votes. Five delegates did not vote.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-06-19
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION
Political Pot is Seething i'm Great
est Convention i'm Nations His
tory at Chicago.

We are writing these lines on
Monday, just previous to departure
for Chicago, to mingle with the thou
sands upon thousands of political
leaders of the republican party from
every nook and corner of the great
est nation on earth, in the greatest
national convention in the nations
history-a convention unique If not
almost revolutionary in character,
situation never before known in the
history of the United States. AS We
to be that no man living knows
who will be nominated during the
next two or three days as the re-
publican candidate for president of
the United States. President Will
liam H. Taft, seeking denomination
for the second term, is claimed by
his managers to have over sixty
majority on the first ballot. Ex-
president Roosevelt, the hero of a
spectacular campaign, seeking a 3rd
term as president, an honor never
yet conferred upon any American,
is at Chicago, directing his forces,
and claims that there is no doubt
Of his nomination. Senator Robert
M. La Toilette of Wisconsin, with
Sc votes, has announced his deter
mination to stick to the finish and
Senator Albert B. Cummins with ten
votes, has five hundred Iowa boos-
ters there impressing his claims up
on the, delegations, in the hope that
he may prove to be the dark horse"
and the situation never looked bet
ter for him than at present.
AS the convention time has ap-
preached, the conviction has grown
in the minds of many throughout
the entire country that neither Taft
or Roosevelt should be nominated,
that the party must necessarily NOM
mate a third man, or dark horse.
Senator La Toilette has made him
self impossible, from the standpoint
of securing delegates either from
Taft or Roosevelt, by his acrimony
against both of them. Justice Hughes
of the United States Supreme Court
has been much in the public eye, but
has fatty refused to allow his mama
to be considered. The nation seems
to be turning to Cummins as the log
ical candidate, and If neither Taft
or Roosevelt wins, he stands the
best show of getting the nomina-
ton. Senator Kenyon is in charge
of his campaign, and the Iowa boos-
ters for Cummins are being recog-
nized as a powerful force in the con-
vention. Throughout the whole
country the newspapers are giving
serious consideration to his candi-
dacy.
The situation in Chicago is in
tense. Should Taft not be nomina-i
ted on the first ballot it is impossi-
ole to predict the result.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-06-19


The plan is approved of by the Ma
tional Educational Ass ociation, and
already some 800 cities have begun
the system. 1t is expected that ev-
entually about 100000 pupils will
be so catalogued, and that definite
and scientific answers can be made
to large number of questions the
solutions to which are now left to
CUES 4. *.
ChA|.. that the earnings of the
Merchah b. "upany's bridge across
the Mississ. ~. St. Louis have been
pooled with !, c,. If another bridge,
Senator Reed, n 'ssouri, has in
troduced a resoln % forfeit the
bridge and directing\ cretary of
war to operate it as a : se public
highway.
Judge Horace M. Towner, repre-
sentative from the Eighth Iowa dis
trict, in an address at a flag day
celebration held under the Woman's S
Relief Corps, took the ground that
demagogues Sin and out of con-
gress," who use the American flag
in vain should be classed with an
archists and dynamiters. He de-
clared that there is no place in this
country for anarchists or for any
body else who cannot willingly swear
allegiance to the flag without reser-
vation of any kind. Persons who
do not reverence the flag as sacred
the judge would either place in jail
or kick them out of the country.
The flag is being desecrated daily in
and out of congress by the way it
is spoken of in vain. 1t is mention
ed too lightly by the newspapers
and from the street corners and dem
agogues desecrate it by their talk.
The crop conditions on June 1st,
according to the Bureau of Statistics,
department of agriculture, were
slightly better than on the same day
last year, but moderately lower (1.7
per cent? than the average June
condition in recent years. The gen.
eral or composite of all crops in To-
wa and neighboring states was as
follows, on the basis of 100 repre-
senting average conditions: Iowa
99~S; Minnesota, 1898; Missouri,
95.4; Nebraska, $50; Kansas,
104.0; South Dakota, 1909. Accor-
ding to the same authority, there
were 4,950,OOO acres of oats in To-
wa on June 1, with an average con-
Fdition of 81 per cent, as compared
with ten-year average of SO per
cent. Iowa leads all the states in
oats acreage, Illinois being second
with 4,220,00O acres.
The following Farmers bulletins,
issued by the department of agri-
culture, may be of interest to Iowa
farmers:
alfalfa Seed Production" This
bulletin deals with the conditions
affecting the production of alfalfa
seeds, the management of the fields
and harvesting the seed crop, the
value of the straw seed production
in different sections, alfalfa seed
compared with hay as money crop,
seed yield, insect and weed enemies,
etc.
Some Common Game, Aquatic,
and Rapacious Birds in Relation to
Man. This bulletin tells of the
habits and economic Importance of
the prairie chicken, California quail,
ruffed grouse, introduced pheasants,
upland plover, Cooper's hawk, rough
legged hawk, sparrow hawk, long
cared owl, and the screech owl.
Evidently the Belgian hare craze
OF several years ago has not died
out, for the department has recent
iy issued a bulletin designed to an
swer numerous inquiries on the sub
ject of breeding and care of the an
imals.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-06-19

Canada physicians are considerably
puzzled over the case of Mrs. Day, 4
who recently gave birth to twins, one
being white and one black. You new
er can tell what a Day may bring
forth, remarks an exchange.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-06-19

Stubbornness is ever most positive
when most in the wrong.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
Yrin3 Moalbert.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
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SEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
M3GrcnO circs ant .1ienltag INN

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bodW, &erm S. 3itl1r gebaltelpn
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tr6glih leinen moblgemei1ten @liid=
mlnih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
Mus Der. 1%tm9e8eno.
Gauf Gentre.

Die Ylatte fir Sic %propontrte Ser
J ]dm1el5ung ser Sdpl0iitrifte 49, IS
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W,na@r scnreion
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2ebrcrprMimngen.

Sic Staat5le6rerpriifungen meroen
in ct. glou6 (im Garter @ebdl,oe) in
Sal,f Centre, Melrole uno NapneS=
piue ant g., 8. 1lno 10. Jebr11or mie
folgt geba!ten: s. 6e6rl1or porN1.: Sea-
mensper5eidniB; @eou1etrie, Nbplif;
nadyn.: @lgebra, p6piifaliide Geo.
graphic o6er ~allgen1eine Gcihidte,
Mgriflrltur. 8. Tebrl1ar norll1.: 9fa=
l1eensoer3eidniB, profeiiionelle Nrobe;
8uditabiren, Nritbmetic; nad@m.
Geographic, 9(ufias, 2eien, Sh5r=
idJreiben. 10. 6ebrl1or porn.: Ser.
Staoten @eibidte, engliide Graan=
tit, Mulif; nodm.: HGpIiologie, ST.
giene, GipicS, 3eihnen.
%. q. 06rger,
tO=2t Gdatll uperi1nten0.
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Sin @elb in eiuem 2eadjttbnrm.

S1er SdDre lang DerDntete S. -.
2onabue, 50. @auen, @i@., Elm Gu
pitar aus Dem gipilfriege, als 2eudt=
tburmtpdrter, idredlide Sdiffbriide,
aber cine ionoerbare Tbatia6e lit es,
ooB er ielbit Elm @rad gemor6en ma=
re, hotte sem electric @itters ni@t
oorgebel,gt. SIS beilte mid BON
Rierenbei6meroen uno 5dittelfroit, "
ifreibt er unadoem ih anbere
ioaenannte &eilmittel Sabre lang ges
bra1,ht botte obne Benefit, un6 CT bei-
icrte aud meme sebfraft. Sett, NIT
iiinf5ig, fiible ih fem" Sir &artlet-
biateit, l1nperoauliffeit, ale Magen=,
'eher= un0 Mieren-8 eidmeroen lit er
ohne ieines @leid'en. Beriuft i'm.
dur 500 in Wolitors 9rug @tore.
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BON 8iSbee, g. 9, eritattete in BE-
gleitung ieiner Godter, sic in einem
Minneopoliier @oipital nnter ar5tli-
DYER 8ebanolung itaro, ieinem bier
mobnen0en 8ruoer Sobam &rid Ell
l1en m%ebrtagigen 8el ud.- gine Mod=
ritbt 1es @errn Sobn @0iden aus
Neopel belagt, bab er lid. sur Meile
nad) Sem III. 2aloe rifle. ST miro
Seruialem u,lo sic beOelttel1oen Srt-
iduften in Holaitina uro ggppten be-
lnden; geSenft inn Mars in Stalien
5a1riid5ulein, no feline in @om ant
:&bein 5l,riidgelalie11e 5amilie sur Set
lie ol1r6 Stalien lno Sranfreih nit
ibm 5l1iannnel1treffen uno lid Sonn
sur Miidreiie nah 0em 9onoe Ser
[@terncn l1lln 5treifen anid'iden
miro. : Mit slbid)llrB oieier @ode
miro Mpotbefer Motb. @eder feline
Ib1tigfeit in SEM bieligen Corner
9r1g Store, sic %erapdbren6 Ser &ranf=
felt oes Gigentbiimers @e1lper 5l1r an
gemeinen 3ufrieoen6eit entfaltete, ein=
ltellen l1no nod) ct. glou0. leim Seim,
3ltriidreiIen.
Ne,u Mnmid).
Iienitag lebter @ohe fo1o sum Sc
lten oes fir SEN @obaltar gelttfteten
Tlllos utter Sen Ml1lpi5icn oes hrilt=
lidcu Miitterpereins einc l1nterbal=
tltng itott, lpo6ei Elm &eilertrag Don
ctlpo 5000 m5ielt mltr0e. = Nfotb.
Yitel f1brt nut %ieilren1 idu11tfen
@%rm,aeipolm bcinahe 10 ld1en mie
lonlt i'm Sonu11er nit SEM Mlttomohil,
inns babei ipart CT Sic Bololinred-
ming. = 9(m letten SoluItaa ml1r(>e
Sic &irfenredl1111g perleielr. Moh=
re,1S oes letten Sobres mltroen $50,
900 m1sbesoblt; uniere id,0ne &irde
lteht idulSclrfrei 6a, utS mtd onn
neltel1 Hfarrhn1s lit elm gutter Sfeil
Scr SdulSen boyrits o%6qetrogen. Die
ies frel1Sige grge6niB lit gum Qro7cn
S6eil ul1Ierm hod1p. Nforrer, P. 2l'=
cos, .. 9. g., s1 %peroanfelr, Ser nid,t
ruff nod rol tet, his Sos i1l's 9(lIge oe=
fobte 3iel erreidt lit. @offc11tlih
miro er Ser Gen1ei11oe nod .yed't lanoe
erbolten b(eiben. Inter ibm neripritht
9}ep Miil1d.en cine Ser ldDn|ten 9rt=
ihoften int County SIT merSc1. =
:l1e6er Sen GooesfoQ ser Trol1 Gliio=
tetb 21tfotte, Sen Ser uNoroitern"
sur 3eit iu farget @orten berid'tcte.
r~adtrdglich nod TolQen0cs: Sic Ser
Itorbene mtr0e ont 10. Ml!au|t 1926
in @eltphnlen qeboren, no lie lid, 26
SATIRE olt> nit @ermom Iotfotte Der
ehelid;te, feds SATIRE lpater nit Got
te un0 alpei &inSern, Moria inns g(i=
iobeth, nah 9(nnerifa fam. Tins lid)
I'm Stoote Slirois oltf einor Tnrm
nieSerlie5. Gicr SATIRE ipoter Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-25
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