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throne, and Chester is taken into slav-
cry and forced to labor in the royal
kitchen
Messrs Ship and Rogers are re-
sponsible for the book and lyrics. while
that well known writer Of charming
southern melodies. Rosmoud johnson.
furnished the score, which includes
several numbers which are worthy sue
cessors 20 his famous Congo Love
Song" and Under the Bamboo Tree. Pc
There are also several additional num-
bers that have been furnished by Mr..
Williams
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.BLANKENSHIP MAKES CHANGE.
Tiger eaekstop Says He VIII Play
First Base In 1910.

] iger Eackstop Says He VIII Play
First Base In 1910.
Cliff Blankenship has finally come 70
the conclusion that he viii give up
catching next season ard devote him
self 10 first base Blankenship made
the mistake Of his life early IN his
baseball career. With his great speed.
fine throwing and heavy batting. he
would have made a big hit in any
other position he finally selected rather
than behind the bat A catcher is con-
stantly STOPPING over and also bending
his knees The result is that he sooner
OF later loses speed in running Blan-
kenship would have been an unusually
prominent base stealer had he not fol-
lowed backstopping. The scouts OF the
big leagues are constantly scar hing
for men who combine the qualities
BlanRenship possessed. but he always
was signed for work behind the bat
To make matters worse. any time he
got a chance a foul tip or a spike put
him on the shelf
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FRANCIS WILSON, AUTHOR.
Big Clubs Always In Search Of Smaller
ORGANIZATIONS.

BIG Clubs Always In Search Of Smaller
Organizations.
The major baseball leagues are more
than ever dependent upon the help Of
the minor organizations. The all the
year search for players 10 take the
places OF men who have grown old in
the game or even those who may still
be young. but have g.-'en evidence of
weakening ability, is usually directed
toward the smaller leagues.
There are less than dozen major
league stars today who did not mi
CRATE from some minor league team.
Baseball players are no. necessarily
born. There are a few instances OF
natural baseball players. but the ma
jority are men who have been devel-
oped in the bush. as the big "uns" de-
light TO call such organizations as the
,cw England league.
While it is admitted that the minors
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Eva Davenport Engaged for 1.-THE King
of Cadonia."

The Messrs. Shubert announce that
they have engaged Eva Davenport. the
famous comedienne. for one Of the
leading featured roles in The King OF
Cadonia," with William Morris. which
will open shortly At the same time
they also signed a contract with Ger
trude Darrell. the young pupil Of Jean
de Reszke. who made a notable hit last
season at the Lyric theater in Mile.
Mischief" for a role in the same pro-
duction.
THE King Of Cadonia" Is a musical
comedy which attained success last
year in London. where it was presented
under the management Of Frank Cur
zon The book of the piece is by Fred
erick Lonsdale. the lyrics by Adrian
Ross and the music by Sidney Jones.
The action all transpires In the
mythical kingdom Of Cadonia. where
the head that wears crown i9 apt to
be particularly uneasy. The latest
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FoR THE coMEDIE FRANcAIsE.


It seems that the title Of she new
play that Henri Bernstein has prac-
ticaIy been commissioned to write FOR
the Coincide Francaise-his first PLAY
for that theater and the first virtual
commission to write a play aver is
sued by the directors OF the Coincide
Is 20 be called "Apress Moi le Deluge"
C'After Me the Deluge"). which will
probably translate itself Into the Eng
lish After Ne" Charles Frohman
owns the English speaking rights Of
the play for the world over, but Il is a
curious fact that the contracts exist
ing between the Coincide Franchise
and the authors who write for it1
stage forbid the authors from even
showing the manuscript Of their play
before II has been acted on the stage
Of the Coincide Franchise.
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Israel" New Bernstein Success
Kyrle Bellows Effective New Role
Dusky Galaxy In MFR. LOdef KOal'

such as are brought on by INDUCING
in opium. Chester is induced TO eat
Of the fruit by Hula, a flower girl Of
the island. After eating Chester al
most Immediately falls asleep and
dreams he is king, commanding his
subjects to conform to his will. In the
final act Big Smoke is restored TO his
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DEPEND ON MINOR LEAGUES.
Delightful Comedian Has Been Writ
ing Plays For Years.

Francis Wilson is an optimist He
has looked upon the bright side Of
things all his life long. This season
he comes before his public both as an
author and a comedian. for the play
which he is presenting THE Bache-
lor's Baby" was written by himself.
Mr.. Wilson has been writing plays for
the past zen years. and now he has
six Of them which he thoroughly be-
lieves are all right Or this point,
however. there seems to be a slight
difference Of opinion between himself
and the producing managers. Adverse
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are the life savers Of The majors. Il
may also be safely said that many
minor league IS kept in existence by
the bigger leagues. thousands Of dol
lars being poured into the treasures OF
the minor organizations each season.
either through the purchasing Of play
ers or by drafts
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THE REAL TRUTH.

Playwriter somewhat conceited)-
OF course my comedy wouldn't have
been the success it is II it hadn't been
cleverly written
Press Agent (Quletly)-Up
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heavyweight championship the follow
ers OF pugilism the worlu over are
busily engaged in discussing the
chance OF their favorite in the COM
ing meeting.
The bout, with both in good iNvsical
shape, should result in one of the
greatest battles in the history Of pugil-
ism. Johnson has proved within the
last two years that he is to be classed
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sv TOMMY CLARK.

VOW that Jim Jeffries and Jack
Johnson have attached their
signatures TO articles calling
V for q battle for the worlds
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07

Accssntu " corporations and IraTvFA-
uala especially solicited. Exchange
Furnished 10 any sara Of the wsrIz.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Feb. G.-WHEAT-Re
ceippts 10000; exports $4,000. Spot
firm: No. . red il2hn1l2M elevate.
and 112A fob. aHoat Options close
2. Net higher May 1925.
CORN Receipts $1,000. Spot easy
No. 2 y elevator and Ceit fob anoa.
40. white nominal: so. 2 yellow 8.
a fob. aguat Options closed net
unchanged May 7n7..
OATS Receipts 10000: export
5000 Spot dull; mixed 5lH5iit
white 5lH55ia; clipped white 5Giz
dC2.
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Stocks 10 Bonds ~ Cereals
STOCKS DEPRESSED
Undertone in General List Less e.
fectuaIly Offset by Special
Points of STRENGTH.

New York, Feb G.--The undertone
in the general list of stocks con
inCed depressed today and the effect
was offset less eGeetually by the
special points Of strength amongst
the low priced stocks. The reaction
from the advances of the earlier
part of the. week made themselves
felt in some of the latter class of
stocks. The rather flrmer tone in
the money market and the eXpecta-
tion Of the bank statement showing
a clear decrease in the margin of
surplus We're advanced as ostensible
reasons for some selling Of stocks
Reports that financial plan affect
ing the Gould group was in prepare.
ton were under discussion, but those
stocks We're inclined to yield with
the rest of the market, The bank
statement in its details showed
Widespread REIMBURSEMENT growing
out Of compliance with the new Is
per cent reserve requirement for
state banks and trust companies
which went into effect February !.
Last week the item Of deposit in
banks and trust companies as sttaad
by the trust companies stood at
$1S2.3l5, 5000, and in this weeks
statement has fallen to S170.39S 400.
Cash in vaults of trust companies
has risen from $113,5S9G0 of last
week to $l42,203. 500 in tAis weeks
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DRAINAGE NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, County Of Alexander,
SIS. In the county court.
In matter of Samuel Stats Tay-
lor and Edwin Parsons, Trustees Of
the Cairo Trust Property Thomas W,
Halliday. Richard Fitzgerald and
Iothers.
Petition for formation of Drainage
District to be callc. Cairo Drainage
District.
In repetition of Commissioners for
Fifth Assessment.
To all Persons Interested;
Notice is hereby given that the Com.
missioners Ct said District have com
.pleted their Fifth Assessment as auth
'orized by order OF said County Court of
November 30th, 1908, and that the As
sessment Roll showing benefits assess,
led upon the premises effected by said
Assessment was filed in the office of
the clerk Of said Court on the End day
of February, A. d. 1909, and that said
Commissioners have fixed Nine
O'Clock A. NJ. Of February 18th, A
D., 1909 Of the February Term of said
County Court to be then holden at the
Court House Of said County, in the
City of Cairo in said County, as the
time when and place where they win
attend before said Court for the COZ
rectiOn of their Assessment
Dated February Bird, 1909
JESSE e. MILLER,
Clerk of said County Court
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"My boss, said the blonde stenog
"nearly breaks his neck getting to
Office in the morning, and then he puts
his feet on his desk and gazes out OF
the window In the afternoon no
makes golf appointments by telephone
and about 1870 he Is ready to begin
dictatiou He is rushed to death until
about six and he isn't the only one OF
his kind down town, either. Louis
vile COurIerJournal.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Feb. G. CATTLE-Re
ccipts 400. Steady at about yester
days quotations.
HOGS - Receipts 5000 Steady
to strong; light 5S5uG4O; mixed coca
G52; heavy G05IG2O.
Receipts 1900. Steady
3250 $50; lambs 55007G5; yearline
$500 700
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One and one.half cups crauu'atct
sugar, oHe-half cup boiling water. Sis
drops OH Of peppermint tor winter
grocul. Put sugar and water into q
granite saucepan. stir until sugar q.
dissolved. Boil ten minutes after a.
begins to boil Remove from fire. adj.
peppermint Peat until creamy Dror
from tir of spoon onto but,ered pauei
or platter.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


Tho eVtra9rdirary manner iu with
large sums of money arc carried aI1g.
or heard % by the French people Is
illustrated ir the case of woman at
Clemort tOiscI. of wlaza effects an
inventory was taken On her r'layal
ed an asylum la TIE pocket Hf Der
''l -' U1 IaEE .r-EE f1
D. FaI-s Of E4t"5 and a cheek on
Do IlrE 0l France 81. lE.fsI.
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Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial AvsnYs sna Eighth usrs>a
CAIRO, lLLINCIA
Capital pfu0, to
SURPLUS ........ s........n-. IT,. ~
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Maple Candy

Put into q saucepan pint 0f bet
milk and sir into this a pound %
maple sugar that has been broken ~
rolled small Eail hard a- soon as the
sugar is dissolved and stir constantly.
When O UffIe dropped into cold water
81 brittle pour into burs-sd pans and
c1f into =lIara1
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Feb. G.-Money on call
nominal. Time leans very dull and
easier; sixty DAYS 25am24; ninety
iays 224l six months 81 U36
per cent Mercantile paper 3B al
per cent Exchange steady. demand
lSI10615; sixty days 4SI906fSJ.
Bar silver 52&i
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MirthIess SEQ nske-.

Progress IS killing good hu-or. n
giuH drivers are NET 81 eaF a= tha pcs
tirions Of The ancient dE-e1ces used
n be- ARA rov -e have -ra Chant
feu--dumb. stern. ana Eo-ri1d--=
placing the io1uscirrs ard i1via'
coachua1--Tiearo. Pals
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statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen of ability and
neat appearance to call on all mer
chants in their territory; elegant side
line, convenient to carry; good com
mission; prompt remittance, Belmont
Mfg. Co, Cincinnati, 0.
WANTED-Cigar statesmen in your
locality to represent us Experience
unnecessary; $40 per mo and cX.
penses Write for particulars. Mon
arch Cigar Co. st, Louis, Mo.
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Destination.

The roses Of pleasure seldom last
long enough to adorn the brow Of him
who plucks them; for they are the
only roses which do not retain their
sweetness after they have lost their
beauty Hannah More.
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4 GIcssv ct---h-

a lau1drrs- recently told The secret
~ her glossy. smo0th-looEirz starch.
when o. came 70 a good boil she aif
ed a small piece nf butter tie size Cd.
q walnut This not only gives nice
finish. makes ironing easier. but pre-
vents The starch .fom boiling over.
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HELP WANTED.
Starch pnlish-

Take one ounce OF spcrmace'i. one
ounce Of white wax. melt and ruT
into a thin cake on a plate. 4 piece
the size Of a quarter of a dollar addrf
20 a quart Of rrtg red starch vii
giYe a beautiful ius.er % the clothes
and Keep the irons from sticking.
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The government is mild. The press
is free KNOWLEDGE reaches OF haas
reach very home. What iairer pros
Eect Of success could be presented
What means more adequate 20 &C.
comptsh the sublime cnd2 What
more necessary than for the people
go preserve what they themselves have
created 7-JaEela story
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Interest Paid On Time 3spssTzs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07

At New Orleans, Feb. %, 1908
Brilliant spectacular features. Mar
Iii Gras Carnival Automobile
Races ASK for profusely illustrat
ed folder describing the Mardi Gras
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the PEOPLES COLUMN


One insertion, per word...... .0l
Three insertions, per word.... .02R
One week, per word .......... .05
One month, per word .......... .l5
No advertisement inserted for less
than twenty-five cents.
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ST. LOUIS CATTLE.

St Louis, Feb. G.-CATTLE-R
ceipts 300, Steady at Fridays quo.
tatins
Receipts $500. Five lower.
Ranged i756G5O.
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in Cairo May 18th, Common educa
ton sufficient Candidates prepared
free. Write Immediately Franklin In
stitute, Rochester, N. Y.
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MINNEAPOLIS MHEAr.

Minneapolis MINI. Feb. WHEAT
May lo9as a 09ia; July 1o95s.
CASINO. ] northern HOY Gl091s
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Wherever 8 Eouau doesn't kn0u
jusf what's the matter =ilh her. she
begins 90 iel Ter fTieL3s hat she's a
nerFOus zreck
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07

-Four tsblesgo1afuls Of mustard. Cue
fabiesroon Il sugar. ore teaspoon each
q salt and pepper six with boiling
aafer 20 Consistency II thiek paste
a ga, ~f4h nsaapar
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07

A man can think he is having the
grandest time in the world doing
something he would know every body
Else was fool for doing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to February ist, 1909.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Tr,ine Leave Cairo.

Tr,ine Leave Cairo:
i:os . m. Daily Chicago vestibule
Limited. arriving Chicago 1850 a N
2.23 a. N. Tally St Louis Nlshi
LIMITED. arriving St Louis 7.0s q N.
Sleeping car open a. $50 .. m.
500 = m, Chicago Daily Erpres,
except Sunday
500 q n. St Louie xoriE III
,.ress excelt suuday ..
ii:15 q. ~. s. Lori, FSsJ Mail
ii:-5 o. -. Chicago Nid-dpv Special
2.s5 . -. Daily - Lou's lfmited
7:35 2 ~. Afternoon BSprsss foI
Odin. Efnngham Nation. CLRmp.ign
$50 NJ Tbebes Accommodation
7.f5 .. n. CbicaEo al Kntsrs vi
preu
7:s0 . ~ Memphis and Nashville
SEQ =. NJ, Memphis and New or
leans Limited.
500 .. ~ Paduc.h ard LouisvTIs.
I:l1 ?. ~ Daily Nsmphis ssd Nsu
Cr.-sus
1:4i ,. ~ Daily Sxshvils. Chatta
n0rra and Atlanta
4:5o .. ~ Fulton Accommodation
So .. ~. Peiucsh ara Louisville
SOC p. ~ Memphis and Nsu Or
ieals Special
For through tickets. tiesTinG car
accou rnodstians ani further fufOrua
ton Apply a. Illinois Central Passen
rer station. Cairo I'll
J. n. sosES Tlekst bssst
& a HATCH, G. ?. a
n - AnAxnN So. Tr.Fr-n So
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HAVANA, CUBA,

Via New Orleans or via Florida
Steamship service from New Or
leans 10 Havana about every ter
days. Daily except Sunday steam
shin service from Knights Key
-Four sailings per week from Polt
Tampa Send for illustrated iodrI
On Cuba.
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LOST.

LOST-In front Of First Bank &
Trust Co. locket with F. NJ. D. on
one side Finder return to Bulletin
office
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07

There's nothing makes man so
proud OF himself as to think he has
some sort CT disease unless it inter
teres with lis eating and drinking.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07
FLORIDA.

The Central Route to Florida via
Birmingham, Through sleeping
car daily from Chicago to Jackson
vile, Fla. BuffetLibrary car ser.
vice and dining ears serving all
meals. Ask for special Florida
folder,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07

The particular thing woman is
proud about her children is that other
people are so mean they won't admit
how proud she ought to be Of them
New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07

u girls chrze the-r tlz--s a.
czrefruy as they choose thEr fure
here would bs feE1r lirsrcss and
I5ors baehes0rsL
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-02-07

As-ss Ltsrstu-e free f5r Tire sskins.
Er-.=. train zine tickets and all
particulars 90 IirriT Central agents
-L tase 20 rrrlcHti-E lines
s. e. HANSON PIN Chicago. I'll
Is. G HATCH. G. r. A. Chicago. n
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Iron Mountain Nv.
Jan. III, 1909.
Trains al Cairo. Ill.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
MARDI GRAS

MARDI GRAs
At New Orleans, Feb, 30, 1909
Brilliant spectacular features. Mar
Iii Gras Carnival Automobile
Races. ASK for profusely illustrat-
ed folder describing the Mardi Gras,
FLORIDA,
The Central Route to Florida via
Birmingham, Through sleeping
car daily from Chicago to Jackson
vile. Fla. Buffet-Library ear SER
vice and dining cars serving all
meals. Ask for special Florida
folder,
HAVANA, CUBA,
Via New Orleans or via FlOridl.
Steamship service from New Or.
leans to Havana about every ten
DAYS. Daily except Sunday steam
shin service from Knights Key.
-Four sailngs per week from Polt
Tampa Send for illustrated ioldrr
On Cuba.
CID MEXICO,
Reached direct by rail routes
through New Orleans; thus afford
ing an opportunity 70 visit that
unique city without additional ex.
rguso IN the matter Of car fare.
Send for Illustrated folder entitled
Mexico via New Orleans"
Tour Ct al Mexico. via Illinois Cen.
trail r. Y. Under escort OF Reau
Campbell General Manager the
American Tourist Association. Mar
nu,t'. Building. Adams and Dear.
born Streeta Chicago. leaves Chi
ole0 January &C. Select clientele.
Limited AIl exclusive pfigiieg s..
independent travel Special Pull
man yc-ubu'c train. drawing rooms.
Compartments Library and Music
room. with tha largest dining ear
.u tra world. and the famous open
TOD observation car ChiHtiti. Spec
Eat baggage car Tickets include an
sEreH everywhere.
PANAMA.
VIA tra Illinois Central 20 New Or
leans and from thence by weekly
steamship direct to Colon. connect
Ing with railroad for City Of Pan.
anna Elegant now steamships in
tEa service send f0r folder entitled
panama and Central America y.a
sew D-ru-
vFCKsBJPG. MISS
r.-rr.r- Tllt-H-re National Mil
r F.-. -rUCra-iuc the
and defense rf tHa ritv- Al
-= I-- place -a visit ea rolfe
FL. SEES Orleans send il- hand
a~.r Unrestricted book entitled
r.E-f-r. ..r rHa Tourist
-o- SPRINGS. ARK
To- r.r .-a running daily sleep.
r through without change.
r +. uHt Springs. pnrrs
Car r1.- send f-r Illustrated
r- describing Ifr- Springs
A5-ys Lts-stu-s free f5r ths asking.
Er-.- train F-e tickets and an
particulars 60 I-frri+ Central agents
rr tarse rf connecting lines
a. r. HANSON PIN. Chicago. I'll
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Via tta Illinois Central 20 New or
leans and from thence by klg
steamship direct f0 Colon. connect.
Ing win railroad for City Of Pan
anna Elegant now steamships iu
tle service. send f1- folder entitled
panama and Central America yia
SOW. r..H-r-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-11
KrOnika ChiCagOska
Ma przujecie Tafta.

Ma perswazye swoich politycz-
nych przyjaci6i zdecydowal sic p.
burmistrz Busse ME wyjezdia6 te-
raz ma odpoczynek (po czem ! chy-
ba po wakacyachD y, jak to zrazu
planowa}, ale pozostanie W miescie
i bedzie uczesmiczyl W przyjeciu
prezydenta Tafta, kt6ry ma W
przyszly czwartek przyiochac do
Chicago. BmmiStrz ma wziac tax
re udzial W bankiecie klubu Com
merciar', urzedowym ma Geese pre-
zydenta, a nawet... ''klekajcie
narody!. :" ma tam powiedzie6
kr6tka, zapewne bardzo kr6ciutka
move. Kto zna oratorskie zdolno-
Sci p. Bussego, kt6ry nawet W cza-
sic swej wlasnej kampanii ami ra-
zu ME przemawiaf, ten vie i zro-
zumie, jak nieprawdopodobnq pra-
vie jest ia nadzwyczajna nowina.
Opr6cz mowy ma bankiecie przcbq-
kuja juz, zo moze przy powitaniu
ma dworcu burmistrz "zdo1a" kilka
slow przem6wi6. :. lie pana Bus
sego TAXA ia jego kosztuje decyzya,
tego ME silimy sic nawet opisaf.
Juz sic tax zwawo przygotowywa}
ma polowanie, juz miaf cd lekarzy
swiadectwo, re tel podr6zy cenne
iego zdrowie nieodzownie wymaga,
a tn trzeba jazde odfozy6. Od}ozy}
ia zas burmistrz dlatego, re po
miescie juz krqzyly plotki, re Bus
Sc ME che sic zejs6 Taftem po-
litycznych powod6w, re jest Ew
nie}asce" etc.. Vice aby tym
plotkom polozyc tame, burmistrz
zazyl ma odwage i zdecydowal sic
zostat, teraz kuje ma pamief mo-
wy powitalne, al. litoSc bierze.
Ha, ME r6zami jest wyscielone
krzeslo, nawet chicagoskiego bur
mistrza!. :.
= Ma przyjecie pre1ydenta
czynia istotnie W miescie naszem
.rozlegle i wielkie przygotowania,
kt6rych Geese zlecono klubowi
Hatterman 1 CLAM pozyczaja pienia-
otT1.e ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-11

braE srebra i wartosciowych
przedmiot6w ma sumo $4,000. Me
d}ugo potem przy}apa} rabusi6w
policyant Mclaughlin i stoczyi z
mimi rewolwerowa potyczke, po
kt6rej bandyci uszli, ale zdobycz
swa porzucili, kt6ra zwr6cono VIA
scicielowi.
= Fryderyk Lanningan, agent
podr6zujqcy Detroit ,zostaf wczo-
raj napadniety, obity i obrabowa-
ny przez dwu bandytow murzy-
now; zawiadomiona o zajsciu po-
licya dotQd ME trafifa na slad To-
tr6w.
DO skladu E. Rosenberga pm.
al Lake str. w Oak PIX. wtar-
gneli nieschwytani dotad rabusie
i rozsadziwszy dynamitem kase
zabrali niej 5000 W got6wce i
5000 W papierach wartosciowych,
Jedyny slad po mich to odciski pal
COW ma mydle, kt6rego uzyi do
zalepiania dziw W kasie wywier-
conych napelnionych dynamitem.
U zbiegu ulic S0tej Cottage
Grove ave. znaleziono W krzakach
zw}oki nieznanego czlowieka, wi
szace ma drzewie; zadnego znaku
do identyfikowania nieboszczyka
przy zwlokach ME znaleziono.
- Dzisiaj zostaje zamkniety
znany hotel "Sherman-House" ma
rogu ulic Randolph ! Clark; ma
mieiscu TEN zostanie wzniesiony
nowy wspanialy gmach hotelowy
starry zas budynek zostanie zburzo-
nv