come in for some tea?" "(WOMAN sings) ?" "She walks in beauty" "?" "Like the night of cloudless climes" "?" "And starry skies" "?" "And all that's best of dark and bright" "?" "Meet in her aspect" "?" "And in her eyes" "?" "Thus mellowed to that tender light" "?" "Which heaven to gaudy day denies" "?" "One shade the more" "?" "One ray the less" "?" "Had half impaired the nameless grace" "?" "Which waves in every raven tress" "?" "Or softly lightens o'er her face" "?" "Where thoughts serenely sweet express" "?" "How pure" "?" "How dear their dwelling place" "?" "And on that cheek" "?" "And o'er that brow" "?" "So soft, so calm Yet eloquent" "?" "The smiles that win" "?" "The tints that"In the year 1871..." "The great fire nearly destroyed Chicago." "But out of the ashes of that catastrophe rose a new Chicago... a city ofbrick and brawn, concrete and guts... with a short history of violence beating in its pulse." "That history is on record, and the record is kept by the newspapermen... who have made Chicago's papers great." "No period in Chicago's history was more violent... than the years of Prohibition." "The rise and fall of the bootlegging empires... was written in blood and bullets." "In 1932, there were 365 murders committed in Chicago... one for each day of the year." "Eight policemen were shot down in the line of duty." "One of the most ruthless of these murders... occurred on December 9, 1932, on South Ashland