[Vynne, Harold Richard] [from old catalog] · Chicago, Thomson and Zimmerman · leaf 80
indanger of being victim-ized. There are probably morecrooked people in Chicago atthe present writing than anyother city in the Union, and it isaltogether probable that thisnumber will be largely increasedduring the progress of the Fair. The criminal classes who infest Chicago atall times are… … 82 rush to the Fair. Indeed, it is quite probablethat all suspicious or known disreputable char-acters will be spotted at once and given achance to leave the city, a failure to avail them-selves of which, will result in their imprison-ment until the Fair is over. But there are othergentry who are…
