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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18
0ie Gnmmer Rnrntn

- Die CONNER Worntalidulc,
melde eben beenoet lit, pnr Die Ell.
folsrei6ite, oie ie abgebalten. 9te
3abl ser 8elu6enoen mar 302, Sic
aus 80 peri6ieoenen Counties,
einige 10 melt mie Sbermolt, @l
8aio, Serarfano llno @alpciton
berfomer. 8on Seiten Ser Stuots-
@raminatoren miro beriftet, BOZ 81
9ro5ent oerer, melde Die San Nn.
tonia Norntal-S 6ltle beiudltelt, oos
Staats-gramen beltonoen l:no CT.
tififate erbielten. 9ies lit Der bette
.&ecorb", melber irgello.po iii
Staote eernadt tuuroe. Die 6ofnl-
tat ser Iormali6ule beItonb aus
folgenben 2ebrern: s. q. Mrnolb,
Better; WaribaG 90. Solution, @.
6. Waobera, IS. 9. @iliamrs, MiB
@bab Gibbons uno MiB 2ltlo
Suggs.
Ole gfetail Merdants ai'o-
citation BON Seras beabiid)tist, I'M
oie boben &aten Ser Selter=gerlid6e=
rungsgeiellibaften gu 6eFdmtiaL
cine g~egenieitiee Seuer . geriide,
rungs-@ eienihaft utlter iblen 0tii.
glieoern gu eriinoett. Ser 8laa iii
10 meit eeoieben oaB Die @eienidyaft
in naditer 3eit I'M einen 6rei.
brief einfommen miro. 9as nstiee
&apital lit our6 liberale 3eifuun-
gen geiidert.
9ie &ontrafte fir sen 8ait
Ser bei6en tteuen Seuermcbr-Sta.
tionen tpuroen am Mittpod utlter.
5eidnet. $. s. Sones miro Sic
Siio-Breio StraBen-S Station lin
$2796 unb S. g. Samunons Ole
8rospect Sia Station fir $4t40
balen. Die beioen nddJituieoriaen
@ebote mltrben nod aurildgcbolten
i'm Safle elmer Ser beioen &nntraf.
loren nidt Die NOTICE @iiraihufi
ftenen Io1te.
ginen eritflaiiieen Nutomobil.
@eg 5milden Gan @ntonio uno
Corpus Gbriiti berauiteuen, lit Ser
reueite 8lan fir 8erbeiierunsen.
Die bieliee &anbelsfanlner, bie
fommeraie0en Clubs uno Go%urtpbe.
amten ldneit oes geplanten 8eaes
fino iebr su @uniten bieies ltnttr.
nebmers.
Die ~18idbrige MiB Maorion
gbarpenter, Ser @usga6e aefelib-
ter Gbeds mgefGast, iuuroe, nod
Dem iie 8 Gage in Dem Gonntpge.
fdngnis sugebradt bate, gesen
@iirgidaft bon $1,000 III 5rcibcit
geiest.
~ Die Guanab Development Go.
bot Inn Snforporierung nadse.
iu6t. 9os @apitol betrGgt $25,-
900 uno Die Snforporatoren uno
Chris. SageIitein, @rtbur ). 9eder
unb 8. u. 9aueb.
TIMER bieiiger Sdulrnt bette
in bieler ISOLDE, aus Man0el eines
Gnorums, feline Sisung.
Son Ger International Ncius
Company erbielten mir v@arten ill
be" $. SO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18
Sin nniibertrefflides gnrcanfraten.
itiifdlen.

Ius 2urembrrg miro cedric
ben: ginem bieitgen 8iirger bot
Der bl. 8lireaufrattsmus Elm Gtiid-
den eeIiefert oas perbient in GU
ropa oie &unOe gu MADDEN. Gin
2uremburger 8iirger rartcns
8reii6 batte in Der 2uremburger
abteilung Der 8%riiiieler N~usiteuung
eine 4n5abl BON linn gearbeiteter
Sd)mudiaden ousgeltellt, lie ut
Der Nodt bonn 23. Suit geitoBeltr
lpuroen. gr gibt oeren 8ert aui
1900 Sranfen an. 4olm pur
Die Nadrift BON benz 9iebitohl
ourd Die 3eitungen geganeen, 90
erbielt Serr 8reifd BON Ser be!e;-
iden 3oGperlpaltune elm Shrei-
ben foleenoen Snbalts: yDa Sire
5dmudia6en 5oafrei nad 0elgiell
eingefiibrt iin6 in Ser Goralts-
ietung, boB lie mad S6luB ser Ntns-
ite1ung mieoer ausgefiibrt tperben
- oieie @orausiebung a6er moi,
DEM 0iebitobl binfalis miro, ir,oeln
Die Sohen nunmebr ouf belgiihenl
@ebiete bauernb berbIeibe.i iperben
meroen Sic a%ufgeforoert, Die emit
fauenoen 3oGiase fir Die geltphle.
men @egenitanoe iofort SIT entrid)-
ten" Serr greiih ion %seuntfror-
tet baben, er i6iebe Die gerpfIid)-
tune CUR @rleeung Der i3oagebiib-
ren ouf Sen Dieb ab. 8ieGci6t
modt oieien Die 3o1perpaItlalg
ousfinoig, nadoem bie Holisei his
ieBt fid ouf ben Stanbpunft ae-
ite[lt bot, Die So6e gebe Tie llifts an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18
sdus Dor @alobranoen /

Shus Dor @nlobrinoen Ill
oas grite, mas fir oag erfolareihc
5orihpeien not nut, iagt Ser
gunoesfor1tmeifter lit einem 8ul.
letin, oas ioeben bonn 8nscorl, Del.
fen Gbef er lit, oltsgeeebcn iuurbe
gr beifreibt Die perihieOenen Mr.
ten BON @olobrdnoerl er5d9lt bon
DEN our6 bieieIben mtJerihteten
mannigfaItigen Shdocn nno Seigt
bann, auf melfe @eiie Der Walo'
idut ausgenbt iperoen miiiic. aTit
grneilerung in Den @dloern in Die
lem 2anoe 1T 1nebr bnrd Seller az
our6 irgenb eiuen anoerea lin.
ftano beeinfluBt porben. Wieoerbolt.
grGnoe perbinoern bos 8ieoetaitf
fpadien Ser 9aume, inoein Der Go
me 5eritort uno Die Sproiien Der
nihtet tperoen. Dies miro gut it'll
ftriert in oetpiiieft @obenflddcn DC;
Giioens, mo bic lanebldttrigcn Gan
men niht pieber artiuahiem ni6I
neil Elm Mongel an Snrnctl porhort
ben lit, ODER neil Die geoingunger
fir ods GmporiprieBet nneinitil
finb, ionoern neil bic a1i1brfide,
@oIobrdnoe Die iungen DSiiute Der
nihten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18
Better tuie 8raaeI.

9ns Dur1priigeln ftriert 8inoer
nibt bonn 8ettndffen. gs beftebt cine
tonititutionele 11ria6e fir biefe ners
brieblide Sade. Srau 90. Gummsr5.
@og S., Iotre Same, ssSnb., lit bereit.
iraenb elmer Mutter if erfoIere:dhes
Sal1smittel nit bouen M%ntpeiiungel ntits
suteilen. Sdidt fein @elb. ionoern
idreibt bertte nod an Tie. i'm Sale cure
iinS; Sa0eIt batiir 6as aino ni6t; es
it 1. 5S@itp n;(e4s ti1l f.n nab s e sSr BE- sis;s
gebanoIuns iuerben aud grtpadiene unS
dltere 2eute.- tpelde. Bel. Sag ooer beg
@a6ts an Sarnbeidiperben Ieioen, fns
riert. Ghreiben sic in bieier Sprahe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18
~SusialSemufratiidJc @%abltafttf.

Sn ben vSo5iaIiitiiden Moaots.
beften" u1tterbalt man itd ncuer,
oings iiber Die Softif, Die Sic Su-
5ialbenlofratie BET Sen nd6ltell
@oblen i'm 9eutiden 9feib eseen,
iiber Den iibrieen Barteicn 6eobadJ-
ten io1. Wor Mourenbre6er loet:
n9ie So5ialbemforotie nltB Ell
mem aonlerpatiben uno eincit
Gentrumsmann %geeeniber reoelmd-
Big ben Notionalltberalen oosr Den
@olfsparteiler unterltiiben, oleiU-
piel, Of bieIer 2iberale 5ltr rafita,
len ooer CUR gemaBigten SpieIort
aebort, uro Oh er in i@eiller Su5ial>
politit ibr iDnlpatbiid lift ooer
niht. Sot ii6 bos Centrum elm.
NAL auf Die reaftionare Gcite &C.
itent uno min es BORT bleibell, 10
eiebt es fir sic goaioloenlofrotie
nit Dem Centrum nun fem 9oln=
promiB. gu9 lper i'm Gel1trunl ais
So5ialpolitifer ti6tig lit, ulB nm
Der 8eiomntpolitif i~eiller Groftioll
pilen u%nierer Bortei f~erltel ite,
ben als Elm Siberoler, Ser 3luor III
Ger So3iolpolitif gegen ite ltcpt III
Der aagelneinen Staatspolitif aber
penigitens gelpiiie 3iele nit ibr &c.
meiniom bat. @ir niiien ing ron
pornberein oa5lt er3ieben, hob bel
BEN Stidmablen lofale 0%erdrgctltn-
gen nidt mebr Sen @usi0lag &c.
Cen .oiirfen. Mud lpertn ser Wtg.
ner BEN &f gegen llniere Qor-
tel in umanitaroiger mo rlher
@eiie fiibrt, miiiien oie Mai'el,
trotoem ot Dem @eoanfen er6oJen
iein, ooB Die 8oIitif feline 5dyiI.
tube lit, in ser @iloer nod ibrcr
grabbeit eeiest iperoen. ptne ms
Ger 2iberale nod 10 unipmt at6iidl
iein: ieoer ein5elne Nationalll6eruie
! ooer 2iberale I'M fpnllrcnoen
Gei6stag bilft oa5u, oie forierho-
tib-flerifale Waioritot in cine Vii
noritat gu psrnanbeln. @enn mir
oen S%iberalen iest irnner pieoer
preoigen, fie ioaen iid 8i Dem 8e.
batlfen nufi6ipingen, oaB Der
5einb redts bon ibneu lebt nno
niht linfs, 10 ipolen audi min Die
gnergie eelpinnen, ltrlI ults a4f Die.
lie Sdse 5u fon5entrieren."
2uon. Gueiiel fomrnt ill Ssrisl.
BEN Summer 81 folgenoen S6liii.
len:
os[uf @runo ser geeenpartigcn
Notwithstanding FAM eiue
Mebrbeit Ser io5ialoenlofrotii6en
uno biireerIiden Democratic aber
MIR auitanoefommen, nclln mon
Dos Stimmen5dblen ni6t ols Ser
politiiden 8eisbeit lesten SAlub
aniiebt unb idon fir Die Gaupt-
mabl 5u @ereinbarunsen gelanglI. sic
es unmoglid MAIDEN, oab @oGI
freiie, Die i'm eriten @ablqallg cine
ontireaftiondre Mebrbeit baben, in
Der Stl6Dabl Der Meattlon dttbeinl-
fanen. Nur ouf oieiem Wsge fonn
Die 0emofratiiierung 0eutidlauos
erreidt meroen. Sour uuf Dem 0e-
&c elmer glodpolitif fam ole SER.
idaft Der Geaftion eebrod)en ipcr.
ben; MIR auf oieiem @ege fann
bie @obn fir oenofratiihe uno 70.
8iale Hefornen freigelegt merben.
0as biireerli6e Iartetmeien in
9eutidIono lit CUR 3eit bolt Gefii-
gen @abrungen our6idiitteri. Ger
2iberalismus selangt 81 ser Or
fenntnis, oaB in 8reuBen- &elfid)-
lano Dor aGem Die reottiondten
Mddte nieoergerungen meroen mil
len. Iufeabe Ser So8ioloeInofrGfic
mn pes in oieier Situatton ieir,
nihts 81 unterlaiien, mas cine Csc,
iunoung Der oelltihen Eolitif betbd
5uiiibren pernlog."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18
: Ssn 6tuhImeiBenhuro itiirat

Sn StublmeiBen6urg ititrata
Der 8entier g%fenberger in cineln
Spbiudtsanfaa NIT einem Giihe,l.
n%eiier bepaffnet auf Sic Strabe nno
beorobte Die Baiiatten. Mnitatt ben
@eiitesfranfen felt5unebmen i,nb Dem
&ranfenbaug 5u ii6erhibren, eilten
gerpobner nit SeugabeliL Stnieu
uno aniippeln berbei, trie6eu Sen
ltngliidliden bie StroBe entIong, I'm
ans ouf oas freie Selb uno bearbei-
teten i'm BORT nit ibren @affen big
ar idmer perlest liegen blieb. 9ann
febrten iie bon ibrer Seloentat beim.
Grit nod mebreren Stunoen tpurbe
ser 8ebauerensiperte int Soipital
eingeliefert. ga er ihmeren g3it,
perluit erlitten bat, ringt er nit Gem
So0e..
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(Sortietullg foIot,)
Grltaumte sfeptifer.

Sob cine einfa6e, reinlide, moi.
riedenoe &ompoiition, mie Bud
lens Mrnico SoIbe, 8rano-, 56nitt.
ullo ol1oere @unben, iotpie 9euIerl
uno Samorrboiben oligenbliffi6 fiji.
riert, err tount Sfeptifer. @eriudt es.
25 cts. bel o1en 9ruggiiter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18

- Die Staot Stem g)orf miro cine
gang lleue poIitilhe 8artei erboltcn.
oeren Blatform uno Grin5ipicuer-
fI6rung ioeben befannt genaht lit.
Gs lit Die erfte itdotiide arheiter-
partei in oortiger Stabf felt Der
Senrp @eoree@gampaene i'm Sabre
1886. Die neue Organization, Gle
ben Namen federated 2abor Yortp
Of SEEM gorf" fiibren miro, batiert
lire gntitebung bon elmer Terionm.
hing berporragenoer arfeiierfiigrer
am %. Sltli. Nah ben Yiinen Der
Srgoniiotoren miro Die nene 3ortei
augenblidlid nur einc lotaie ieil,
ober man beabiihtigt, re fir Die
nadite Braiioentenpobl III cine no.
tionale uut5ufpanoeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18
Die bette stnmbc Scs 2e5cms

i'll, ipetlu man cine eroBe Eat getor
ODER cine imtnberbnre giltocfllta ae-
lnad)t bat. s. 81. 8itt roil 9tnfg
0it., 81. g., i6reibt; o@et Der ihiuer.
item grfoltung, sic id ie burhoe-
uladt, cntoedte ih 81 nteiller qro-
Ben 3ufrieoenbeit, iuelde iputberbu'
re Suitell- nrto Grfdltltnos .Mebisin
Or. Sings Nelp DISCOVERY lit. Cine
Slaffe furierte mid b%o1Itdnoio.
so gts. nub $t.00. 8eriuhsflaidc
fret. @arontirt bon oGen 9rugeiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18

9as 1trteil itebt. gs i6eint mn
elm llrteil iiber Sorni's Nlpenfrdn-
ter 5u geben uno oieies lmltet: CT
lit cine groBartige Meoi5in." Souiea.
Sc baben oies be5euet rno 9ouielt.
oe MAIDEN taeli6 bieielbe g%ntoefitng
Gin florer @eiit, elidlide @emiits.
thinning, perbunoen nit iuieoerfer.
geiteGter @elunobeit, er5oblen Ole
gan5e @ei6i6te. Seine @potllcfer'
Meoi5in. Sour ourd Spe5ial-agen.
ten eeliefert. Mon idrei6e on Die
@igentiimer, Or. Beter 6abrneu &
Sons 60, 1875 60. SoDne @ne.,
Ghicaqo, Sn.
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Gntbedtc cine reide Dime.

9. SO. 8en6s bon Goal Gitp Mla.,
iagte, er bnbe cine mabre Mine
bon @%einuaobett lit Or. Sings Sem
2ife BiIea ent6eft, ba iic i'm mad
f2i6brigem 2eioen bon elmer Q.her
ulb Niereit-4 rnnfbeit furierfen. %
Gfs. Bel alien DruegiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18
Meitere Me[nunoen Gil S

@eitere M~elounoen an sen
fron5oiii6en @derbauminiiter iiber
oell, ourd oie onbaltenoen 0te0cn-
eiiiie on oen 8einbergen on9erifJ-
teten Shooen beidgen, ooB in 0elt
beiten @eingegenocn 8ranfreid>S foit
Die gan5er 8raltben bernidtet nor
oen limo. Ser grtrag an G6ampng,
ner miro foum Elm Drtttel beS ee-
pobnliden 8etrages ietn, upo Die
Rreiie itetgen infoI9e oeiien idl6n
gang bebenflih.
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Cine 9eheihe aug SbLfone

Cine 3epeihe aus Spofoae III
@aibington meloet: Su @aQace,
Soabo, bingen bun6erte Don Bfun.
ben DDnamit an Ben Stdnlrien bon
8dumen auf oeii boben Ole gtaoi
umgebenoen 8unften nno erplooier.
ten ooielbit, neil man bottle, oob ser
gffeft Negen betpirfen iuiirbe. mn
Der onrh Die @alobranoc beipirftell
8erbeeruttg @inbolt 5ll TIM. Giefc
0bnamit- @rploiionen baben totiad).
Iif cine &irfung gebabt, inoenl
ioeben gum eritet Wtole in 5luei
Monoten @egen gu foiieH begonn.
unb stpnr in GROCER Wenge.
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'ualau26 arl nuopaadI 1lag11p@
si9 alo 'a4naS alo 1lo0 spo 1lp9
itllIne gun 4aoalpl1dS uia 16p!
'rsq1gpSS ale uapsad! ttaaap16
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Saltet Cure ipihtialten Orao

SaItet Cure iuidtiaiten Srgas
lie IN Sronune. tpern Sbr tpabreno
Ser Moloria-8e geiuno ieit MOTT.
8rtdGp 4fb 9itters reinigt
uno itGrft ben Mogen, Die 2eher
ltno Gingepeioe, itno ma6t oas Sp.
item mioeritahosfabie grgell arcnf.
heitsfeime.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18

@m MittmodJ lit in eagle 9oE
Der rGeras Orp Earning Gongreb"
-3uiammeugetreten,
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WablzAnSeisen.

Bir iinb autoriitsrt, Germ SuIius
ReaI aIs am1bibut fur @tenertpubl fit
ben gtaatseua at arsufinsieen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-18
@erlam9t

cine &0din in einem Sansbnlt ben
orei Herionen. Gutter 2obn. NaAui-
fraeen in Der Office oer nSreien
BreIfe":
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-19

Speaker Cannon, Uncle Joe," did
some talking on Thursday when he
gave a treatise on party regularity,
but not until the newspaper boys
did a whole lot of coaxing. Cannon
has been in the political game long
enough to know that anything said
by him on the subject is certain to
cause the people generally to do
just a bit of thinking.
MY test of regularity in politics,
church, finance, or family" he said,
is cooperation, harmony. | am a
great believer in caucus-the wick
ed caucus. Get together and fight
out the differences there, and if
you are licked, come back and fight
again. We cant all have our way
in this world. We do not have our
way, no matter how big or high we
may be. The manly man gives and
takes, fights or yields, as he thinks
pest lot MS cause. maven muCh
patience in these men who are wiser
than all the other fellows put to-
gether, and whose views are un-
changeable. l always feel that a
man of that sort has no business in
an organization. If he can't fight it
out in party ranks and yield if he
is beaten then he had better go out
and join the enemy, or, better still,
form an organization of his own"
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-19
SECOND ANNUAL BANQUET.

In spite of the snow storm, about
fifty members and friends of the
Ariel Grange gathered at the Grange
Hall, at Ariel, Friday night, Janu-
AIRY 18th, for the second annual
banquet. Mr.. Brink's orchestra fur
nished music before and during the
banquet. At nine o'clock the cater
err Mrs. Smith, served the follow
ing menu: Cold ham, potato salad,
celery, pickles, Neapolitan ice cream,
cake and coffee. After all had done
justice to the excellent supper they
We're favored by vocal selections by
Mrs. Roy Howe and Mr.. Storm, a
whistling solo by Miss Storm, a rec
itation by Harry Samson and a talk
on the work done by the State
Grange by Theodore Kline. After
this the young people cleared the
tables from the floor and the re-
mainder of the evening was spent
in dancing. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Samson, Mr.. and
Mrs, George Samson, Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin Samson, Mrs. VIM. Samson,
Mrs. j. Cook, Miss Anne Samson,
Elmer Samson, Fred Smith, Amzi
Cook, Mrs. p. II. Howe, Maud Howe,
Miss Elsie Howe, Miss Florence
Jones, Miss Storm, MIR. John Storm,
Mrs. j, W. Andrews, Miss frankie
Simons, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Polly,
Miss Agnes Schneider, Densy An
drews, Lucy Quintin, Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Sandercock, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Kirby, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Rockwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Kline, Mrs. Il. p.
Jones, Abbie Brink, Mr., Brink, Mr.
C. e. Jones, Mr.. Homer Jones, Mr..
Frank James, Starbert Treslar,
Homer Sandercock, Sam Lonstein,
Miss Eva Schoell, Solomon Jones
and Harold White.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-19
5000 A POUND FOR CHICKEN;
OFFER REFUSED.

Let those who are preaching of the
increase in the cost of living and
also vegetarians pause and take
heed. Six hundred dollars a pound
was bid for chicken-live weight
one day last week and the offer was
spurned. Twelve hundred dollars
pound was asked. and the sellers
were not particular about selling,
either.
The offer was made to Megargee
G Weddigen, of that city. by H. d.
Riley, a multi-millionaire poultry
man, in the following telegram:
"Megargee C Weddigen, 136 Wash
ington Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
"Will pay six thousand dollars for
Black Orpington hen, Lady Wash
ington,' to be delivered in time for
Philadelphia poultry show. Want
to exhibit her with Peggy the ten
thousand dollar White Orpington
hen Will then have at show the
two most valuable birds in the
world.
III. d. RILEY,
"205 Mint Arcade,
philadelphia" &"
Lady Washington" weighs just
ten pounds.
So quick that it must have taken
his breath away, Mr.. Riley received
the following reply:
Your offer of six thousand not ac-
cepted. Our Black Orpington hen,
J Lady Washington, cannot be
D
show. We will then consider an Of
| fer of twelve thousand.
Megargee & Weddigen.
Thus was thwarted the attempt to
| deprive Scranton of the honor of
housing the greatest Orpington hen
| the world has ever seen.
Lady Washington" won the prize
cup for the best bird at the New
York poultry show a couple of weeks
ago, and will be exhibited here at
the Scranton show in Music hall this
week. The show will open to the
public on Tuesday and continue the
balance of the week.
Ever since Lady Washington
won the big prize in New York
Messrs. Megargee & Weddigen have
been swamped with offers for the
hen, but nothing will tempt them
to sell until after the show at Scran'
ton.
An offer of three cops as guards
was made to the local men if they
would exhibit their hen at the Phila
delphia show, but inasmuCh as il
will be held at the same time as the
Scranton exhibition( the offer was
turned down.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-19

The esteemed editor of the Her
aid (not the active editor) but the
gentleman who has charge of the po-
litical column, is again on the mourn
ers bench, on account of the little
differences that exists among Re-
publican congressman. His two
epistles to the 'disgruntled" in last
weeks issue, we hope may be tenn
porary solace to him, while his
thoughts stray away from the ras-
cality of his own political brethern
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-19
REMINGToN's EARLY CAREER.

This sketch of Remington's early
career appears in the New York Sun:
Fred Remington was born in
Nwe York State. His father was a
newspaper man and political factor
whose editorials had rank of their
own among county newspapers. His
home was at Canton, st. Lawrence
county, and there his son was born
on October 4, 1861. The boy was
a lively youngster, much given TO
outdoor sport and not taking a very
serious view of life. His father
wanted him to be a newspaper man,
but Fred felt the call of art, or
thought he did--he had a second
thought presently and it was long
ere he returned again to art--and
at the age of eighteen was permitted
to go to the Yale art school. He
didn't learn much there, he used to
confess; that is, not much of what
| he went there to learn, but he got
lot of information about football
and was on Walter Camps original
! eleven when Camp was booming
and developing the American game.
The death of his father interrupted
his course at Yale and he returned
| to his home and worked as clerk
! in a country store, afterward acting
as confidential clerk to Governor
Cornell at Albany Then he took
his share of the patrimony and went
west as cow-puncher, an occupa-
| ton at which he kept for four years,
! practically living in the saddle, much
| of the time in Montana. Part of the
time he lived among the soldiers at
army posts, taking especially to the
cavalry. He got ahead, established
a sheep ranch and mule ranch and
made some money, went to Kansas
and lost it, and then wandered farth-
er to the Southwest, serving as
scout, ranchman, anything that Of
fered in the free and exciting life
of the great plains. He has been
over the ground from the interior of
Mexico to Hudson Bay. Once when
he dropt his wad' he made up his
mind to quit ranching and come
East. His fathers friends, Senator
Platt among them, were ready to
help him and he soon had job at
clerical work in the office. Figures
fretted him and he went to the sup
erintendent of the counting-room
one day and said to him: Do you
like this sort of work.
81 do said the man.
Well, you are welcome to all
you want of it. / don't said Rem
ington and he put on his hat and
coat and went out.
The next place he got he stayed
half an hour. The West was calling
again and art once more was stirring
within him. He had always liked
to make pencil sketches, and he
went to the editor of The Century
Magazine and told him of an as
tonishing group of Indians of the
Southwest and asked to be sent out
there to make drawings of them and
to have a writer sent with him
Remington was so enthusiastic and
so entertaining in his talk that the
editor told him to go out there and
do the whole thing himself, both the
writing and illustrating. Reming.
ton told the editor that the only
writing he had ever done to his sat.
isfaction was signing his name or
the back of a railroad pass.
Never mind said the editor
if you write what you have told me
4 you will do we'll enough
Remington went ,and little
later presented himself to the pub.
lie as an illustrator and author in
MI.
publications.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-19

II makes people tired to hear the
Insurgents and rhinoceros-hided
Democrats grinding and harping
about Cannon being an "old fogy"
and so forth. These noisy objectors
have forgotten about their
Methusalah Gassaway Davis, who
sat on the tail end of the Democratic
ticket in 1904. Why Joe Cannon
looks and acts young enough to be
a grandson of Gassaway.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-19
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