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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-18

on the young man who had been In
70 see Gerber.
He's the engineer OF a frty foot
gasolene lsunch, the Nadine, that ~
lying In the Hudson opposite Forty
second street." Dawson reported. The
boats owLer is said to be a Mr.. Rus
sell
said TO be7"
Yes; because hung around ana
wormed out a description OF this Rus
sell from a lot of fellows hanging
around the docks. and ne comes pretty
close to looking like Mr.. Gerber, II
these fellows were right"
Still, this meant nothing 50 far as
any case was concerned. But when
| made enquiries about the Office TO
md out II Gerber went in for motor
boating, and found he had expressed
himself as having an aversion to the
water, the thing began to look as II
there might be some thing In IL. II
the boat, The Nadine, belonged to Ger.
Der. he was keeping IL secret; ana
II he had secrets they might be con-
ntCteu WIN bTuHudbeb subpiClOHb VI
something wrong In the firm.
Strange to say, as ! continued to
watch Gerber, | too, began to acquire
a suspicious feeling toward him, just
as the senior partner had done. There
was no tangible reason why this
should be SO. His actions apparently
we're what they should be. But there
was something wrong with the man.
That Is as well as ! am able to ex-
plain It, He wasn't right" I have
felt this intuition-or 'hunch," In de-
tective parlance-several times in my
career; and the experiences have con-
WINGED me that the detection of crime
could be made an exact psychological
science, that each and every guilty
person carries about him certain signs
or possibly an aura-which distin-
cuisines him from the normal being.
For guilt of a crime of any sort, after
all, is an abnormality.
Gerber. in his Office. and In his life
after business hours, apparently went
along as an honest man in his posi-
ton should. But the more l studied
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-18

and he makes me tell everybody that
the boat Is owned by chap named
Russell Now, what would he be doing
that for? /"
lie shut up suddenly then, realizing
in drunken fashion that he had gone
too far
After Dawson had made this report
he went of the case. being called in
to the New York office. For the next
week, or until September 25th, I
worked on Gerber in every way I
knew how, without finding a thing. On
the 25th he failed to show up at the
Office. A telephone call to his house
elected tie fact that he had left at
about midnight and had not returned
had a bunch on the instant, and
calling a taxi drove to the place where
the Nadine had been locked. The
slip was empty, the boat was gone.
From men around the docks found
that the boat had disappeared in the
night without being seen, that nobody
had known II was going, and that no
body knew where II had gone.
! went back to the Office and told
Brundage all knew.
"Hm!" said he, and together we
went to the safe. Brundage tried
to open II, he and Gerber having had
the combination together. He failed.
For half an hour he tried, and then he
gave up and telephoned for an expert
from the safe company.
When the safe finally was opened
the books we're placed at once In the
hands OF an expert accountant. He
found the discrepancy within half an
hour
ut Is one OF the clumsiest cases Of
juggling ! ever saw" he said. "As
near as can tell on this short exam
ination, the cash is $4,000 short. APP
parently it has been short for long
time, because I see that the juggling
of figures has been going on for
months"
Him." said Brundage. For months,
Ell? l was slow Mr.. Cornell your
task is simplified now; you have only
to find Mr. Gerber"
Yes, that was all, but that was
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-18

him the more began to agree with
Brundage that 1t was time he was in
vestigated.
l put Dawson to work on the young
engineer. Dawson rented little mo-
tor boat. got permission to tie 1t up
beside the fifty-footer in the young
mans charge, and began to overhaul
his engine, as IL preparing for cruise
This gave him an opportunity to Dor
row wrenches and oils from the larg-
er boat. to buy drinks and cigars to
pay for the favors, and SO to strike
up close acquaintance with the man
he was after.
Had that young man been strictly
temperate II is doubtful II the Brun-
dage Novelty Company case ever would
have become credit to the Burns
Agency. Dawson piled him steadily
with liquid refreshment In the saloons
along the water front, and the young
man began TO talk about his employer.
Hes queer crab" said the en-
gineer. He makes me keep this
boat In running order day and aight
makes me stay by II ready to re-
paint II at a minutes notice. Now
what in the devil would a man want
TO have his boat reprinted so sud
denly fort"
Il couldn't guess" said Dawson.
Then again." went On the intern
psrate engineer. his name is Gerber
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-18
The Captain of His Soul.

Nearly blind, partly paralyzed and
wholly helpless, Gen. Homer Lea, re-
Gently in command of the victorious
Chinese revolutionary army, is report
ed to be returning to the United
States. His ailments are not OF -Te-
cent origin. AS young man Homef
Lea was frail and understood.
Those who saw this lad few years
ago drilling companies of Chinese
with broomsticks for rifles only laugh
ed at the grotesque sight. But he re-
fused to recognize his limitations The
driving force within him urged him on
and made up for all deficiencies. So
through the force of an indomitable
personality he conquered more of life
than is usually given to even the brill
liantly endowed man of fine physique.
Stone walls do not prison make. nor
iron bars a cage. Neither does phys
zeal frailty bar person from achieves
ment. Milton did his greatest work
after he had become blind. Beethoven
was deaf when he wrote the famous
Ninth Symphony. Spencer did his
work in spite of chronic invalidism.
Stevenson wrote under sentence OF
exile to the South seas. The deaf,
dumb and blind Helen Keller has
made her life count.
Henley was right. A man is the
master OF his fate and the captain or
his soul-if he will only take COM
mand.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-18

left the building l gave Dawson the
signal to follow him. My man picked
up the trail like hound. and we'll sat
isfied that the mysterious young man
would be followed to his destination,
l turned back to my pretended occu-
patton.
Mind, all this work was being done
without any sane or definite reason
for doing 1t. We didn't know whether
Gerber was guilty of anything, or II
he was guilty. Of what It might be.
We were working for Brundage, who
had a suspicion, and so long as he
paid the bill, and We had nothing
more important to do, We would con-
tinue on the Job.
I suggested to Mr.. Brundage that
he examine the books of the company
for indications of anything wrong.
81 had thought OF that long ago."
said he. "But Mr. Gerber has all the
books in his personal charge. He
locks them up every evening. To Sc
cure them for an investigation 1t
would be necessary to make demand
upon Mr.. Gerber. and this naturally
would arouse his suspicion. No. We
will go on as we have begun. ! am
satisfied. II anything 10 wrong It will
be shown, for Mr.. Gerber Is not per
mitted to remove the books from this
Office"
That evening got Dawson's report
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-18

plenty. Here Is how we laid down
our theory of the situation: Gerber
had gone away in the Nadine. He
had probably had the boat repainted,
renamed, and otherwise altered be-
fore leaving. He had left no sign of
his route or destination. Our task
was to comb the Hudson river up and
down and pick out Gerber in his prob
ably altered boat.
Dawson came over on the jump
from the Office.
II sized the Nadine up carefully"
said he. II think will know her even
under a different name and different
paint"
Get the fastest boat for hire on
the river" said Brundage. Follow
him and bring him back"
We got the Puritan, semi-racer
with a small cabin. Two hours after
the discrepancy in Gerber's books had
been found, Dawson and were chug-
chugging up the Jersey side of the
Hudson 20 miles an hour, with our
eyes on the lookout for u launch that
might be the Nadine. At the same
time We notified all police chiefs OF
the towns along the river to be on
the lookout for such a boat and for
Gerber and his engineer. Four days
Of this sort of work. coupled with the
efforts of the various police depart
ments. showed Us that no boat OF this
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-18
Going Up.

would you vote for a man who Of
fered you money!
II should say not" replied the
shifty member OF the legislature. The
days for that kind OF transaction are
past A man who wants to clinch mo
influence has got TO have a good BE- Z
ness and slip me an interest In 4 =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

net uiel 8utcS 5ll erlunrtc ben. IS
Nebt nan mis- Sriebiobr 81 III 90
flntmIt uieocr Ell uiel midtl0erc
SroN: Oea %ebsbal. 1ca is III Die
letidtc Sobrc ell @isnia acmprrc, mas
beIicr bc5ublt, as mic ccniA amer
Sun0merf. S1lld)t 0cnft, Iom Spic.
Ter friegc iiuf bis ied)a OulricnO Cha.
Ter III nod, mebner, Tor hord Or
Suntnler ale 9aa Ell bar Stuno
@ul ipiclc. SeQ is 10 Ell lmgebeirer
2obn. Glmer ic mare 9tarrc, mann
ie net ipiclc odte. 10 lang ca nod,
greeBere 9torre bel oic Gauicno aebt.
mas ell bar Gbaler be5uhlc for 10 Ell
@ebm 5l iebne. Gn outer &ollipic-
Ter is ell gr0Berer Ntonn III ibrc
9lbge, as pie o'r 6rGiiocnt pm b'r
Sullciteo StebtS. Slprigena is an
net NQes %flierer Erofit oerbei. ESh
bab geiebne, oab I'M letid)tc Sohr
inner finf6unnert Spieler I'M garrie
2ano nleb ooer meniger pertrtppclt
lporre len I'M Ell bar len to0gange.
gllper Jeff ge6eert epe, mie if benf,
nit in or @argen. SIS Ideint, Des is
Die Nobbtind) beim Sport, oaB Ell BIZ
iel @efahr oerbei Is.
Or olt SuuSi0rq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

Monn beid)Gftilcn miro, Diiritc mad,
Nb5llg Der iibrigen @ctriebsfoiten Elm
t6Qlidlcr Hcingcminu Dernlal dorlcn
pon "a. $4,000. ElnB fiir cine 'old)e
&abcn5ild,tuuItolt gibt g ia i'll Nnc-
rifa gelnrN. Ga rpiro lid, icbcdl. ira
gen, pic man bic auben crnGhrcll
Iol. Nrd) odrmii bnt ser 9lnrcrito-
ltcr raid cine Nllnport: Der 3ilftcr
miro cinind) olld bic Hnttell5lld,t III
Ieingl @ctricb ouincbmen ltn0 nit
Den Natten Die &aBcu Crndhren. &c
fdnntlidD ucrmchrcn lidI Die Hatten
ulcrnlal id)ncller ais Die aubct. NO
nit dber iolen sic Mnttcn crnabrt
mcrocn? Gori ciniad, nit oen STD
oaperl Der o%bgc5oAcncn adBell.
Nidts ciniad,er ais ons. Sb Der
id)lauc Nmerifnner Den Nclluertrieb
oenrn0fIt Ihor nltfnehmen miro, lit
inns nid)t befulllt. ltff,..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
~ ~ ~
Ser flugc Wnnu,

Ser @irtD unierer Stomntflleipe
lit Elm GuBerit finger Mann BON
Dem Die Heoe gebt, oob er nod) iiber
Dem lieben 8ott iteht; benn oieier
meiB alles, unier SSirtb metB obcr
oles better. "a miro Dor ieinem
Sultie cine @aiIerleitung gelcQt. @ir
fomnlen geraOc 6ajlt, olS er oen
Woutpllren ieiue @~elebrung ertbeilt,
wie ole Code eigentlidl gemnd,t mer-
ben mllB. 9elititigt frnget mir;
oStno Sic benn olidl Ntonteur?"
0fit einem uernid,tenoen @lif
miBt cr inns bon oben bis untcn ltt0
erfldrt:
81 Cred BIN ih! 9l6cr ucritcb.n
thu ih'S!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
in, Tramcnflnb.

SorIibenbe (nofoem lie iid) bltrd
adtmuIigeS alingeln enolih 8ebor
uerlhufft bat): YNfeine Sunlell. ito
tlttennlaBig iollen Dor Gninng Der
SiBllna Die Heoncrimteu allsNelnoit
lueroelr. %d) Idllage Dor, oIeIen Nd
rogrnpben i'll Gnbern Die nift
reOen oiiricn, miliieli ollsgclouit per.
l0eul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Ser e%rfanntc Batter.

rEupa, OIL ioait gleid eiumal SIR
Mama fomnten."
sd fanlt Jest llid,t, bieier Sriei
bier mltB gleIdl meg"
vAbcr Monta bot es bod 10 MIDI
tig."
nNlut. Dam ioa bod, Momo ill
mir fornmen."
DSb, &upu, Ou traltit Dir bette
nber picl jlrl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

ooB Ser Marun feline slbnllng Fat.
ma er eigertlih idgt, unb frogt:
,9aS lit ocnn Elm @eliiboe?" Eauie;
Damn u~ntlpprtet Der @aferc nit or.
bpbener Stimme: Gin @elib0c Is,
ma man naohher beirntbcn mltB,.-
{, 0uffuiten."D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
8etraacn %lubcnsmert6.

9tnfbor @on5ig irogt Mltttcr
Srobof, marltn lie ibre Sbiir nit
einenn @~iafommenagruB gcidnliidt
babe.
.SaS lit ipegelt meillem Sobnr, "
iugt Die glltc itolS.
y@egcn Dem Gbriitian2 Sd) ben-
fe. Der ml,B nod 5ruei Sabre iiecn?"
rgben nid,t! Gr lit megcn gutter
Siibrluta 5luei Sabre iriIbcr e%lltlul.
len morben."
o9tn, on gratulierc id)l &cacn
gutter tSiiht1tng! So. 10 Elm Sohn lit
oodb eiil id,oner Croft i'm alter"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
!Scimgclenhtet.

Ger 8enielcltnarlt Mener idreibt
'elnem Srclutoe, Dem Santbeamtcll
arallIe, eincn Brief lno obreiiiert:
,Serrn 9anfier obne 9anf &rarie."
arauic beantportct Den @rief nnO
nOrelliert: nSerrn 6euiclelltnant
obnc 8enie Meper."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Hcttc Hcflame.

Serr Miiaer (oer id,or lGagerc
3eit pergcbens b~eurbcitet lunrbcn
iiD: oNber, Ncrr Ngent. tdl ocltc ia
nod gar uldt ans Stcrbeu,"
Ngent: .Scufen nId)t oarun?
Sebeu Sic ou orullBcn meilt 9llIto.
mobil2 8lulben Sic piellcidlt, ouB
Die pier Menifen. Ole ih ld,on iiber-
iuDrcn babe, ans Stcrbel bad)tclI?:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
BARTENDER ElaB.

.Sruu SdnilBe crS6bltc mir, Mtill-
lerS bdtteu porgeitern SrilinGs &c.
friegt. Sh baftc. ih milrbc oeshalb
bier III Der }cittng cine NnjcINc iill-
oen-aber e. itebt nid)ts o'rin."
.@p iildlIt OH benu-inltcr tTalui'
licnnahrihtcn?
ia. no oenn lonit?"
o9ta, Srillingc-ba 2 gehGrt bed)
ld,cn ebcr inter Observation-Disclosures"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Gnfant terrible.

oSantfen, fann oein &ogel audi
10 ihon iingen pie Der unirige?"
vaber id babe bod gar feiren
mein Sinol"
SO? Gapa bot crit ncilid ge-
iagt: Sante 2arra bot cntihieoen
etnen Soael!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Nus fp,nn,t Dapun.

Stliocnt (0er ausllabmspcile mai
elm @las @oiier trinfen mia): Sell-
ller, cin @las @oi'erl
aelluer: 9tec. nee, Sic frIegcn
mid, nid)t braul &elte lit oer-eritc
gpril.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Sic critic Eflid)t.

Ter auSbiloenoc Siii5ier iuitrll.
iert iiber Den tSdhncneib. Gin bieoe.
rer Hefrlit crtlGrt iorid: ,Scrrr
Tahneneib lit ein @elibbt!" Mn Dem
@cii6tSouSorud MERIT Ger Siii5ier,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

Ghei gum gngeitellten): rSo.
gen Sic mir bod, 0tiiller, mas filr
Elm Gergnii9en iinoeu Sic MIR in
Dem eipisen Suif?"
I%naeitellter: sd filrhte. Sic
Iaufen am Gnbe ielber, wenit id, 81.
men oas 8eheimniB nffcnbare."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Nberalnubc.

Gas llelIe Slrftid,iii hattie an lei
llcm bcttigen 0luge mlcoer utrl
Eed."
Steiner: .Gdpu, eS bot gGpiB
nit Dem liufeu 8ropeller 5ltcrIt Die
9alpnbolle perlaiicn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
,Snoiuioucl.

Sonriit tim @nlbe an ser @rells
Se): .Sa9en Sic, it's bier i'm
@aloe oenn aud) iid,er?"
Sdrnuggler: pScst ittd,t - Die
@ren5arfleber ltlO gerape blneingC-
gangelt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Scniicr.

Yantoiielbclo tolls or l1ndl ieinem
Suno pieift uub oicier nid)t fommtl:
Gas miro ia INNER nettcr;; uid)t
eiumal Ser Sltno mill mir iolgen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Hahluirfmn9.

Bauer: Gu mitBt abcr geitern
iiber Den Miileriepp ichr crbpit gcs
meieu ieir-gleid, orei @atidlen bait
ibm I'M @irthsballa g~eGcbcn?"
ga, mo Damn i'm Sruun nod
iiini."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
yaanns reft!"

Gin Sran5oie. Der ctiuaS Geutif,
iprad,, mar in einem bcl,tihet @aits
bofe un5ufrieben iiber ben @eilt ntb
beifpperte iih 0ariiber bel Dem
@irtb. Ger @irtb entiduloigtc it'd,
iubem er ipra6: rMein SEER, Der
@ein lit BET 10 biai9en Ereiien gut
geltug mir Siidwein."
ga bah Sic fanns redt,%' allt-
rportete Der SranaoIe, pfltt feult fiir
ole Sdnpetn." ~ Din
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

AND~S 49,
cinfader ais ous.. CD Der
gmcrifnner oen Scllpertrieb
oemn0dJIt Ifoll n%ltfnehmet miro, III
ms nid)t befulnt. "llffi,.
y y "
I'm Nrancnflnb.
&~orliBeube (nohoem lie iid) burdI
advantages alingeln enblid) 8ebor
oerIhufft bot): .Meine Sunteu. ito
.tlttenmdBlg iollen upr Ininng Der
SiBlu11 Die Heoncrinneu allsgelooit
Iueroen. Sd Idllage Dor. bIeIen No
rogrnpben ill Gnbern Die nifrt
reOen oilrfcn, miiiien ollsgelooIt luer.
benz"
Scimgclendjtet.
Ger @enielcltttaut Mener Id)reibt
Srcluuoc. Dem Sunfbeamtcn
aralrie, einclr Brief uno ooreiiiert:
,Serrn 9anfier obne 9arf &rauie."
bealltlportct Den 9rief unD
nOreiiiert: .Serrn @enielelttitant
obnc 0enie Meper."
y " Z
Ser crfanntc @atcr.
oEapa, OIL iolit gleid) eiunal SIR
fomuren."
sd fanlt Jest nidlt, bieier Srlei
bier muB gleidl meg"
rAbcr Monta bot es bod 10 MIDI
nNlnt. Dam ioQ bod, Monlo i'll
mir fonimcn."
On, &opa, on troltit Dir bellte
n6er picl jlIl"
Sein @ebeimnie.
Gbei gum glngcitelltenD: ga.
gen Sic mir hodL 0tiiller. mas fiir
Elm Gergniiaen iinoen Sic MIR in
Dem epieen Suff?"
Inaeiteater: sd filrhte. sic
am Gnbe ielber, wern id, 81.
llen 0as 8eheimniB n%ffcnbare."
y sx y
Gntihmloigung.
Gle Wrltter bot Den fleinen Ser
mann in Der Somnlerfriihe III eilen
Iunfelnagelneuelt meiBen Yiulie.In.
Srg geitedt. Sen pom Spiclplab gu
mediterranean empiGngt lie nit Dem
begriinoeten 9prmlri: nEili. Ser.
mann, bit on if,otl wieoer inn 8raie
undergraduate"
Sernann (pcinerlid): ySn,
Mlttter, aber ltur IN iold)ent, ous Die
Sub ido1 einmlal gefreiIen botte.."
y y "
Safoniidl.
9Gllerin 6llm Softor): .Hun,
ruie Itebt's NIT meineln Ilten?"
Softor: nGnnpeoer mllB id3 i'm,
obcr er ooS Srintelt auiaeben!"
aaicrncnbOf.
llntcrpffi5ier MilQer ldBt oie orei
ltelten G%inidhriaen morgens la10
Bel iih untretcn mo bdlt iolgeloc
Muiterung:
NJ: nGinidbriger, ipos iito
Sic2"
~: rSbormacent, SER llnteroi.
%fi5ier."
NJ: nSagen Sic ond) gleid) oas
oelltit,e &ort Sbierar5t. @%tniGbri.
ger y, mas iilto Sic oenn eigent.
lif)?"
g: a~gpotbeter. Nerr llnteroiii.
5ier."
~: pa. Der gebraid)t weltigs
items feline Sremomorter."
&. (Sube): SEER llnterniii5ier,
i'd bite INN llrlallb olii 10 llhr jrlr
Standardization"
NJ: ~Na ia, ioaen Sic bnbeu,
ober nuh Dem @otteSoienlt gleid, Slls
rid. INNER oieie iiioiihen t~Scier-
taae. Sagen Sic nal. no iinb Sic
.ciNentlid, bcr?"
g.: Mis- @aben Sobcn. &err linz
teroifi5icr."
NJ: r9tu ~Itottcrt Der Mann nilf
nod. ~ @llffaiten.~
- ~ u
Seshalb.
Mplln updbrrlo Der S%dnSpmuic):
Gr inNte mir. Die &clt iei inn cine
NSiiitc gelueien. che or meme Be
tanntlhuft modltc.
Eollp: Sect peritcbe ih, weabal6
CT mie Elm aomeel ton5t.
~ ~ -
InS Der gntcn altcn 3cit.
Mulrptmnnn tbci elmer %Sclooienit.
Mir itiirmcn alip oas
NalS bort alf Der Nnbobe."
@cireiter Vtiiucr; lin / 9eb net
nit"
Sallptmunm: n&eun ih bcicble.
INIT N1t III npbnrd,pu Emit iDprr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
InS Der gntcn altcn 3cit.

Nullptmnnn tbci ciner Sclooienit.
ilbmg): p@tr itilrmcn ul'o oas
Naua BORT aili Der NnbGbe."
8cireiter Wtiiucr; lin / 9eb net
nit"
Sailptmam: n@em ih bcicble.
bait on jill 9ebprten. Sonit lperr
id) old ein ipegcn Standardization"
8eireiter Niillcr: .SaS Is mel
SanS, III mcnn on mel Altc tdlntelt,
gin9lt b'aad net nit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Gin ramerifaniidDcr" Gimiall elmer
idmciSer iScitnna.

IS mar natiirIif ein Amerifaner,
Der arlf Sen Giniul gctonmlcn lit,
aus Der &aBen5udlt cine Miaion her
aus5ui6lagel. @efamtIih bat ieoe
aaBe rmgeiGbr y Surge i'm Sabre.
Sir meiBe &uBenieae beiablt man
I'M @roBeinfauf ca. 60 Gts. mo iiir
ifwar5e ca. 6r. 80, fiir ieoea
8asenfea alio Oltrhidnittlid) Sr.
ITO. Sat cine ipld,e 8asenSllhtan.
italt cine WiQion Sbtcre beieiltan.
Der, 10 miro lie idbrli6 ~ Wiuioneu
SeIle prpouSieren mo humit ailf cine
t1glihe 9rlittoeinnabme fonnlen
bon ca. $4,000. "a elm Mam fiir
50 80 aaeen miro obSieheu f6n,en
itno Ser gau5e 9etricb etluo 1000
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
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8efabren Der Gee.

Saiiagier: Sd beilfe mir. Sic
iperOet in ibrer SeemamSlai,ibahn
ipobl oft NIT fltapper Hotb nit Dem
Seben baponaefommen ieiu?"
Steuermam: Gas itimmt!' Sd
bin eirnlal beitabe ertrmfen."
Saiia9ier: r8as Sic iagen! @ie
fam Das?"
Steliermum: Sd idlief in Ell.
ner 9aoerpanne elm ltno bate pergei.
len, Den 8rabn 5ll5uoreben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Gntihnloigung.

Gle Mutter bat Den fleinen Ser.
mann in Der Somnlerfriide III einen
Iuufelnagelueuen meiBen Yidile.a
Sug geitedt. 1en pom SpicIplas Sll-
mediterranean empfGngt lie nit Dem
be%griinbeten Gprmtrf: rEfui. Ser.
mann, bit on id,on pieoer inn 8raie
undergraduate"
Sernann (lucinerlidl): rSn,
Miltter, aber luur III iold)eut. ous Die
Sub Ifon einmal geireiien botte!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Scin @ebeimuif.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

Mpllp %tpGbreuo Der S%dn6pmIic):
Gr iuNte mir. Die @clt iei linn cine
SSilitc g~eruclcn. che or meme Be
tanntlddft modltc.
Eollp: Sect peritcbe id, Weabal6
CT mie Elm aameel ton5t.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-19
Florida Democrats Should Help
Raise The Campaign Fond

Florida will cast her six electoral votes for the Dem
ocratic standard bearer-Woodrow Wilson.
No campaign in Florida is necessary insure this.
Consequently money required for the circulation of
literature the hiring of brass bands the renting of pub
lie halls the other various and sundry things
sary for conducting systematic and successful polt
cal contest
Florida Democrats will therefore have of the
burdens of the campaign which their less fortunate
brothers in many other states will have to carry.
Consequently Florida Democrats = not having any
particular work Of their do-can and should do
something aid the national ticket in the doubtful states
The effective way do this is to raise money
for the national campaign fund.
1t requires money to conduct great political cam
paign That does not however mean that corruption
fund either necessary desirable We may well leave
those things the Republican party Nor does the Dem
ocratc party contributions of such large indivd
ual that the contributor will imagine he is
titled special favors in the event of Governor Wilson's
election Those kind of contributions aso may leave
to the Republican party
What the Democratic party wants is small contribu-
tons from those who have the interest of the party at
heart and who have no selfish motive in thereby
tributing to the party's success.
There are thousands of Democrats throughout
Florida who easily contribute small each
which in the aggregate will constitute large amount
and thus aid the National Democracy the import
campaign that has, in recent years at least been
waged
These contributions may be to The Journal
direct to Chairman w. F. McCombs National Democrat
ic headquarters, New York Funds sent to The Journal
will be promptly acknowledged and forwarded to the
national headquarters
Who will be the first to contributes?