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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-23

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-23

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-23
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-23
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INNS.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-23

loren gehe. Sod. o iuebl Die 6ers
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tommc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-23
GrnH at has GENERALIZATION.

Sbncealoffcn, critics aiHD Der Sur,
gSo 0oftnltng nus Ter Sliltbe BRIGHT,
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CLAIM;
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3. &elcna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-23

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berubt auf elmer 6ufdlligcn GrtcnutniB
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@olfs9lnube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-23

@na Sir gereiht sum 2eib.
Wa4t Anperr feline Sreuo'.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-23
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Gin Yiaub.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15
THE ALASKAN"

The Great Northern continues to
be one Of the most sought.after places
In town and that 1t will be for many
weeks more 10 certain. "The Alas.
KAN" without doubt the peer of any
musical show seen at that theater
since 1t was built and the equal Of
the best ever seen at any other the.
ater. Is packing the theater at every
performance. Richard Carroll. Gus
Weinberg. Lora Lieb. Edward Martin.
del, Lawrence A. Coever and the rest
Of the splendid company are adding
to their big army Of admirers every
day. The SNOWFALL scene continues to
be the popular hit at all performances.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15

and the liberal.minded man, regard.
less of race or religion. And yet II
nOminates ]. w. Mack for Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15

ana william II. Arthur, all Democratic
nominees. IN return for votes for Julian
W. Mack.
Judge George Kersten will have
little trouble in being reelected.
Everybody Is with HIM.
~S
Judge Richard w. Clifford deserves
to be reelected. He is an honest. able
and painstaking jurist.
%6A
Judge Lockwood Honore has made
a grand record on the bench and he Is
entitled to a reelection.
~G
Donald l.. Morrlll's long and bril-.
liant record as lawyer commends him
to the people for election as Judge Of
the Circuit Court.
~aA
James Rea will prove an able and
faithful representative Of the people a.
alderman from the Thirty.second
Ward.
Edward 0. Brown has earned by bis
fearless. honest and brilliant record a
reelection as Judge Of the Circuit
Court. He should be kept where he
has served the people 30 faithfully.
~AA
Judge Lockwood HonOre has the
hearty support Of the hest citizens Of
Chicago In his campaign for re-elec.
tion. His honest record is well known
all over.
Hickman Seaman 10 one Of the ablest
lawyers In Cook County, and he will
make, one Of the best judges Of the
Circuit Court the people have ever had.
~
John II. Murray is qualified In every
way for q seat on the Circuit Court
bench and his election on June Z will
be well deserved.
John p. McGoorty Is the popular
choice Of the people for Judge Of the
Circuit Court.
John +. Holland IL winner for
Circuit Court Judge.
Homer Il. Tinsman will mako q
splendid Judge Of the Circuit Court.
Judge George Kersten will be re.
elected by a record breaking plurality
His grand record and his widespread
popularity makes victory for him on
June Z certain.
~dA
Play square with the people, Legis
lators OF Illinois. and elect Albert ]
Hopkins to the United States Senate.
>aA
John +. Holland Is one of the ablest
and best known lawyers In Chicago
and his election os Judge Of the Circuit
Court will be popular all over.
Charles Alling, Jr., has grand rec
ord to his credit as a lawyer and 6
public ofiicial, and he will make 6
splendid jurist.
%~
It's all over but the shouting In thu
aldermanic race In the Thlrty-secOnt
Ward. James Rea will win In walk
Judge George Kersten will win will
ease. Everybody regardless Of part.
aifillatiOn is with him.
~
I, Albert j. Hopkins served the peopl'
fearlessly and faithfully In the Unite,
States Senate. and the desire Of som
small potatoes down at Springfield t
keep from this man something tina
rightfully belongs to him, has mad
the plea for direct vote for Unite'
States Senators popular one.
~
Judge Lockwood HonOre deserves {
reelection. He has served the people
well.
For Superior Court Judge The0dOr'
Brentano 10 entitled to the vote Of al
citizens who believe In rewardipg hon
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15
and william II. Arthur, all Democratic
nominees. In return for votes for Julian
w Mack.

and william II. Arthur, all Democratic
nominees. in return for votes for Julian
w. Mack.
Judge Lockwood Honore has gained
the confidence and highest respect Of
all ChicagOans by his honest and clean
record on the bench and his reelection
next June Is certain.
~6A
Donald L. Morrill, Is the kind Of a
man the people need on the bench.
Able, fOrceful and fearless, he has to
his credit as lawyer a record that
entities him to the support Of all good
citizens for Circuit Court Judge OH
June Z.
~SA
II you want to vote for a real. gen.
ulne Evanston dry professor. for Judge.
vote for Mack, who Ii running on the
Democratic ticket. Mack was profes.
sor Of law in the Evanston University,
the Northwestern, which prohibits the
sale Of liquor within four miles Of Its
walls.
Judge Edward O. Browns rc-nom.
lnation was popular over nll Chicago.
Judge Brown Is one Of the best men on
the bench, and his retention there II
demanded for the best interests Of the
people.
Judge George Kcrsten's reelection is
certainty. Everybody is with him.
Judge Thomas q. Windes will be re-
elected by a big plurality. His grand
record IL well known by the people.
Judge Edward 0. Brown has earned
a reelection by his fearless and clean
record. It Is the duty Of every good
citizen to see that he is reelected.
~9
John +. McGoorty's able, honest and
clean record as public official and
a lawyer commends him to the people
OF Cook County as the right man ia
place on the Circuit Court bench.
Kickham Scanlan's clean, brilliant
ana honest career as a lawyer com
mends him to the people as the right
man to place on the Circuit Court
bench next June.
1t Is alleged that Judge Mack's 20
iitlcal managers have passed the worf
to cut Judge Richard w. Clifford
Judge Frank Baker, John II. Murray
Donald L. Morrill,, Richard II. Burke
and william II. Arthur, all Democratic
nominees, In return for votes for JuliaI
| w. Mack.
&A
The reelection Of Judge Richard w
Clifford will be fitting reward for
faithful, fearless and able jurist. III
Is entitled to the votes on June Z OF al
good citizens.
%SA
The Democrats could nominate n
abler or more popular man for Judg
OF the Circuit Court than John L. Mui
ray. lie will prove u winner befor
the people.
%6A
Edwin A. Olson has gained by III
long and brilliant record as a lawye
u well earned popularity In Chicago
and his election as Judge of the Cil
cult Court on June 7th is assured.
Judge Lockwood HOnOre has made
grand record on the bench and he vii
be reelected next June by magnif
cent majOrity.
+, Judge Richard s. Tuthill has serve
the people fearlessly and honestly Ol
the bench, and his reelection by a bi
plurality will be well deserved.
Judge George Kersten holds the re
spect and admiration Of everybody
The vote he will receive next June will
be record-breaking one.
1t Is alleged that Judge Mack's pO
litical managers have passed the wor'
to cut Judge Richard w. Clifford
Judge Frank Baker. John II. Murray
| nonald 7, AGopri1l RlchopH n n,,pL
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15
M'v1CKER's MOST PRONOUNCED
TRIUMPH

Mv1CKER'S MOST PRONOUNCED
TRIUMPH.
Audiences that All the big theater
to It's utmost capacity are nightly
testifying by cheers and applause to
the marvellous success Of THE Sins Of
Society" at Mcvicker's Theater. The
great Drury Lane drama is the most
pronounced triumph Mcvicker's has
ever had. The company assembled
by Brooks and Dingwall to present
the huge play is made up Of players
distinguished in their fields of work
and many Of them have been stars at
the head of their own companies.
Dorothy Donnelly. who plays Lady
Marion Beaumont. the distressed hero.
Inc Of the drama, Is one Of the hand.
soonest and best known of present day
leading women. She comes of dis.
tinguished theatrical ancestry. her
father having been an actor and man.
ager and her brother, Henry Donnelly
being one Of the best comedians Of the
time.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15


When Donald l.. Morrill,, the able
and well known lawyer, resigned as at
tOrney for the Board Of Education In
1898, resolutions Of regret were passed
by members of the board. Following
is part Of them:
"The voluntary retirement OF Mr..
Donald l.. Morrill, from the attorneyship
Of the Board of Education invites this
expression Of our appreciation OF his
splendid services. A gentleman al
ways, an educator Of distinction, law
yer of eminent attainments, he de-
served our appreciation while associat.
cd with us. The effect of his we'll d.
rected efforts are best attested by the
confidence repOsed In him by his re-
peated reelection. 4 close student OF
educational affairs; he brought to the
legal profession maturity of judgment
enlarged intellect and perfected reason.
ing faculties. The welfare of OuI
school system had his consideration at
all times, and 1t Is with regret that we
sever a relationship SO mutually cor
dial"
Mr. Morrill, Is a candidate for Judge
Of the Circuit Court on the Democratic
ticket. lie should be elected
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
News of Interest for Chicago
Playgoers and Base Ball
Fans.

given on the afternoon of Sunday.
May 30, and Monday, May 81.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15

expended on and in the neighborhood.
Look further, you will discover that
the $4,000 comes from the poor OF the
neighborhood In club rents and club
fees and from a surplus Of a regular
bath Klondike All the cash charity OF
the clubs patrons Is thus taken by the
workers in payment for an expenditure
of very little energy in collecting the
cash contributions of the poor.
NO one could reasonably complain
II in the administration Of these clubs,
the workers received the cents and
the II, but ii that were the case our
fine settlement-houses would soon be-
come untenanted monuments OF folly
Some OF the men who are running
ON the same ticket for Judge with Jul
ian W. Mack deserve to be elected.
but the feeling against Mack Is so in
tense that many Democratic candidates
will be drawn down with him to de
feat.
-
No Democrat has any right TO criti
cize Ambassador White or any othei
man OF his ilk, while J. W. Mack II
running for Judge on the Democratic
ticket In Chicago.
%6A
Albert j. HOPKINS has the suppOr
for United States Senator OF every per
son who believes in fair play.
Judge Mack represents Jane Ad
dams and lot OF settlement workers
Does the Democratic party want
man Of that kind on the bench? TIT
Democratic party calls itself the part!
of the workingman, the business maj
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15

Judge Mack, the Settlement Work
ers' choice, who is running on the
Democratic ticket for reelection, was
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15
BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK" COM.
ING TO STUDEBAKER,

After extensive repairs on the stage
the Studebaker will reopen May 2S
with the new play. Beverly of Grau.
stark" a dramatization Of George
Barr McCutche0n's novel Of the same
title. Jessie BYley will play the lead.
Ing role. Special matinees will be
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15

THE PRINCE OF TONIGHT"
With 120 performances to It's credit
THE Prince Of Tonight" has begun
its thirteenth week at the Princess
Theater. This brilliant musical fan.
tasy displays the authors. Messrs.
Hough & Adams. In their most fanci.
full mood, and provides Joseph How.
ard with an unusual opportunity to
display some Of the most catchy mu.
steal numbers Of his career. Henry
Woodruff Is thoroughly at home in
the part Of the romantic moon prince.
and Countess Olga Won Hatzfeldt
makes a charming leading lady.
Frances Demarest, Adele Rowland,
Harry Pilcer and Bert Baker are a
quartette Of capable players, each able
to sustain a big production alone.
The chorus IL a collection OF superb
singing beauties.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15

Don't forget that Judge BrentanO
will run far ahead of his ticket. Moth
ing can stop the reelection Of this hon
est and upright judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15
RIVER rokEsfs PLAY LOGAN
SQUARES.

The River Forests will be the Sat
urday attraction at the Logan Square
grounds and first-class game should
result. On Sunday the Milwaukee Red
Sox will come to try and down Gala.
hans men In the Chicago League race.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15
THE GOLDEN GIRL"

4nE OOkOEN 0lnL.
At the La Sale Theater THE Gold.
en- Girl continues to uphold every ira.
dition Of this famous producing house.
This gorgeous $4,000 West Point mu.
sical production has come to be re.
garded AZ Chicago's pet, and crowded
houses are the rule. Harry Stone. in
the role Of Jefferson Carter. the mill.
tary academy cadet. whose escapades
form the basis Of the story, shows
himself to be one Of the best comedi.
ans Mort H. Singer ever has offered
the public. Winona Winter Is one Of
the most exquisitely graceful, winsome
and talented comediennes ON the
stage. Harold Crane. James H. Brad.
bury. Katherine Bell, Hamilton Cole.
man. Joseph Herbert, Jr.. Vincent Nc.
Carthy and Johnny Fogarty make up
a strong array Of players. or course
q lively and entertaining chorus Is a
feature Of the production.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15
ROGERS PARKS HAVE TWO GOOD

The crack Nippersinks will meet
Jimmy Ryan's Rogers Parks this Sat.
urday and an interesting battle should
result. For Sunday Ryan has billed
fine game. The River Forests, one
Of the strongest semi.pro ball teams
in the city, will play on the Devon
avenue grounds.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-15

Albert j. Hopkins has the support
for United States Senator OF every per-
son who believes In fair play.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-01
RAILROAD News.
Unusual Activity Reing Shown
in Construction.
A Large Amount of European
Capital Is on Hand.
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WORK TO START SOON
Kansas City e. Kansas South
western to Reach Shawnee.
Other Items of Interest in
Railway Circles.

Although Kansas was crowded with
railroad booms six months ago. the
number OF prospects continue to null
tiply. Not only is eastern Kansas plas-
tered thickly with electric line projects,
out the western end has its own long
list of paper roads.
The reason railroad building in Kan
sas will be great this year is because
the price of money in Europe is low at
this time and very plentiful. Much
of the building will be with European
money.
The following projects are among
those announced:
Kansas City & Kansas Southwest
ern, Kansas City, Kan. capital $1OOoo,-
600. Through the counties of Wyan-
dotte, Leavenworth. Jefferson. Doug
las, Shawnee, Franklin. Anderson, AL
len, Neosho, Wilson. Labette, Mont
gomery and others-250 miles.
Independence North & South railroad,
Kansas City, Chanute and Independ-
ence. Capital, 5000, 900. Through the
counties of Wyandotte. Douglas, john
son, Miami, Coffey, Anderson. Linn,
Woodson, Allen, Bourbon, Wilson, Ne
osho, Chautauqua, Montgomery and
Labette to a point on the south hne
of Montgomery at or near Caney, with
such extensions and branches and spurs
as may be constructed in said coun-
ties or other counties in Kansas-200
miles
The Kansas Southern-Running from
Chanute to Pittsburg, Kan. Through
the counties of Allen. Neosho and
Crawford, touching the towns of lola,
Humboldt, Chanute, Erie and Pitts
burg. Capital, $3,0OO,OOO.
The following from the Engineering
News is interesting:
Construction will begin next month,
probably be the Interstate Railway &
Power company Successors to the
Southern Kansas Railway, Light &
Power company of Chanute, Kan.) on
the lola Chanute division and also on
the Lawrence to Kansas City section
Of the proposed electric railway sys-
tenn, which when completed will be
about 300 miles in length. 1t will con-
meet the following cities: Kansas City,