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REMOTE STORAGE YouCan toaMillionSpeak PeopleEveryEvening At the first this statement so that oneglance appears startling take it for a bit of But it is it isnot;might exaggeration. literally true. Here is the The News sold theDailyproof: Chicago during first eleven months of 1906 a ofdaily average 318,611 papers. Many of five read ofestimate that an eachnewspapers average people copy let it be assumed that thea to be numbernewspaper, but, conservative, read these three andof who 318,611people daily papers averages would the number of "News readers atone-half. This place Daily a fair1,115,139 manifestly figure. t given us IT ian are the forOF ILLINOISUNIVERSITY i a fewtrifli hour LIBRARY idium. TheBut Volume ,Book .Class otherDail V3 hinCrydaily 3\O HM4 7 andaand find amem HISTORICALBVXVfT^ILLINOIS%, Je 06-10M think offices of The News inThere aie about 500 branch ChicagoDaily for the convenience of "want" adver-its suburbsand surrounding ads" are also used or tran-tisers. But News "wantDaily regularly the United States and in foreignmany people throughoutsiently by receive"want ads" from distant cities willcountries. Ordinarily anbut for action inservice if sent mail, quick emergencybygood not wish to useor cable If doshould be sent youby telegraphthey can have alladdress inown name and your advertisement, youyour will in care ofa box number thesent to (which paper supply)replies such will be forwardedonThe News and, request, repliesDaily your mail orto express.promptly byyou adslearn how these littlewill be to thoroughlyYou surprised Andof The News.the million readers Daily theyare read dailyby much.don't cost[TWENTY-THIRD YEAR] THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS AND YEAR-BOOK FOR 1907 COMPILED BY M. A.LANGLAND.JAMES [Copyright, 1'JOG, by The NewsChicago Daily Co.]PREFACE. in whichoccurred 1906 willMany things concerning questions be asked in the future. the events of world-widefrequently Among or national these be mentioned: The failure ofimportance may the first national in the Morocco conference atRussia,assembly the of a bill the British house of commonsAlgeciras, passage by the school of the the downfallchanging system country, temporary theof Cuban the of Mount the earth-republic, eruption Vesuvius, and fires in San and thequakes Francisco, Cal., Valparaiso, Chile; of the railroad meat food and otherpassing rate, inspection, pure notable laws the theAmerican admission into theby congress, union of Oklahoma and Indian as one thestate,Territory legal the the oil and otherproceedings by government against beef, trusts, and the election of a new It be to extend thewouldcongress. easy as a at the index to this volume will but list, glance show, nothing more is needed to that the of the was ofprove history year excep- tional interest and that a book data to it should begiving relating of value to those who do not have the time or facilities to search and other for thethrough newspaper files, magazines periodicals beeninformation desire. While much hasthey space necessarily devoted to historical matters the statistical,regular chronological, and other features of The News Almanac and Year-political Daily state or local have beenwhether toBook, relating national, affairs, With the end in view of thecareful attention.given making facts and not but reliable andfigures presented only comprehensive fromto have as usual been obtained as far asup date, possiblethey official sources.and original/& NewsDailyChicago and Year-Book.Almanac 1907. NOTE. The time In this Almanac Is localmean when otherwise indicated.given time, except ECLIPSES. In the 1907 there will be four two of the Sun and two of the Moon, and ayear eclipses, transit of over the Sun's disk.Mercury I. A Total of the Sun, 14. Invisible. Visible to Asia, easternEclipse January Europe, and a of the Islands.portion Philippine II. A Partial of the 29. Visible in to. of NorthEclipse Moon, January portionspart and as a whole to and the Pacific and Indian Oceans.America, Asia, Australia, III. An Annular of the 10. South America andEclipse Sun, July Invisible. Visible to the Southern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. IV. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, July 24-25. Visible to North and South America, the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and in to the western of and Africa.part portions Europe V. A Transit of November 14. Visible to Africa and SouthMercury, generally Europe, America, and in to the eastern of North the western of Asia,part portions America, portions and the extreme western of Australia.edge THE FOUR SEASONS. SEASON.ffloon's ^fjases.1st MONTH. 31 DAYS.JANUARY.8d MOXTH. 81 DAYS.MARCH.