The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-05

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We are about to publish a new weekly A magazine o different
was not published long ago. 1t seem 20 us that this great country
stantv in touch with itself We believe that we have discovered a
way by which we "a give the people something they very much
want and something that they now have no other way of getting.
The unique feature of Edgwys is that will be published from fourteen
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San Francisco. Washington, New Orleans, Seattle, Atlanta, Denver, Cleveland,
there will be a managing editor with ssOc"te editors, correspondents, special
aid of our editors all ovr the country to get to the Scene of every important
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kns Adamsin charge will go over these stories shape hen up being careful
back Sss to to 's s%S b! 5"s fSs shS soS ': w ShS SE' c '%%S or s '3' i P'ss; "s .' So the S'a nationals
cities being printed :" newspaper speed.
The local news and editorials will be treated just as thor
the best al oStsnabie in his district one who can reflect the
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clean crisp uptodate new that will keep wide-swake readers
alive ito the big events that are happening around them.
D.,, What HI tb about s tor sn and ID illustrations, lust ho 1 Wd general gsne% a5q homo- w, We shall shall have have
p % wholesome es 5ns" amusem m ns''" N 4 SdHS 1y will % left Ssu undo M so make s1 ed sSf f.f fD@
a great success with our readers We shall seek contributors everywhere
Ragways will i'll, undoubtedly make a e. gras many Literary Populations ju"s
issue Mr. Conrad has written sea stoHe, that have made him famous In
nMv Secret t. Agent cent. he S has 1ad entered IN" ere ndn new r held tro VT is 81. ss "oy .o of European tP DPlo,
Anarchists A story of this kind is necessarily full of action and fascination
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you see the first number you will appreciate how good this department is
Mr. Burgess will have the aid of the best artists and illustrators at home and
abroad. Another feature of the illustrations will be sixeenpage section
of hahEtoneS printed o super paper, depicting important happenings, local
and national There will be weekly un-page cartoons, tue to the topic and
the times
Here are some of the contributors who are now at work for U.s.:
Emerson Hough Winston Churchill
Broughton Brandenberg Agnes Laut
Ernest Poole Eleanor Hoyt Brainerd
Harvey J. OHiggins Jacques Fuuene
Charlotte Perkins Gilman Henry c. Rowland
Ralph d. Paine George w. Ogden
John l.. Mathews Lucia ChambeHin
One of the greatest features of Ridgways will be the Washington Bureau,
under the direction of Martin Egan. We propose to tell you in an interesting
way, every week, just what each department of the national government is do
ing in you. service. Mr.. Egan will have a staff of twelve associate editors
in order to cover every department of the government There will BE special
representatives for the Senate, the House and the Diplomatic Service This
Washington Bureau will make u better Americans. We are all interested in
our great big government, yet how much do VIC know about it?
the truth. We shall go for the big things. We shall not try to
run down or over anybody. If there are two sides to question,
as nearly always happens, we shall tell the truth on both sides,
and or aim will be to tell the truth, not because it pays and
Is we find them, the average American citizen a be trusted
to reach a very definite conclusion by the shortest possible
route. We shall stand squarey on the platform "A Militant
Weekly for God and Country"
Ridgways will be m sale everywhere tomorrow morning 1t will be a
64-page weekly, and will be sold at o c. a copy or S a year. We advise
you to get your order in early because advance orders indicate big demand,
and we shall not print beyond immediate requirements. You can buy Rdgwayis
in the same way as your newspaper or magazine 1t will be sold by the news
dealer and the newsboy, IN the stand or in the street
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