Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03
WILL HE FIND syMMrs. BoLEs
The Sen of the Original syrnrnes Ihiuks
That iieuf. resry May Reach IT,

From the Courier Journa,
In your paper OF the 9Th instant and Quite
a long piece abou: Iaeat. Pcary and fears that
he might be lost presume the piece was writ
ten by Mr.. Helprin. Tie says: Prom start 20
finish the exoeditiou was based upon rniscoa-
cepuon know IL was not for correspondad
with the Lieutenant. aud know that he vas
right In all his conception" except the ieis.
OF spending the winter in Greenland instead a
pushing on north and following the wild aui-
mails that leave that country every fall aud 70
10 warm country to spend the winter Ite
should now, in the middle Of September. he
Following these animals and would by 20 doiag
avoid the rigor Of a winter in Greenland Lat
ne d prepared for the winter. aud will 60 an
next spring
Again he SAYS ''some scientists think fwhas
10 uey know about iig) that Greenland CT
tends s0 degrees north" D--n science cav
|. Tor II has nO business up there ana has hean
the means OF rendering futile all the efforts that
nave ever been made. where millions Of dollars
and many valuable lives have been Lost an
northern explorations and has never proven
anything in aid OF the Newtonian theory Bat
TOT That ''nclence some of those EXPLORES
would have gone aud have provod the
,smmes theory true 60 the life long ago. Bot
just as soon as She Symmes theory began to lie
developed and the explorers got into a warm
country, with no more ice ia their way and AL
signs of the Newtonian idea lost to theory. thsr
turn around and come back home. Pesry will
not let science stop him. he is determined 90
see and find the country that those animals no
to, for be says: Where they go he can ceS-
tainly follow"
Lieut.. Peary's idea is the same that u1r
father advocated in his petition to Congress "a
1924, when he asked for vessel 20 land hiSn
ana ms men IN Greenland. and then he would
go on foot and follow the Wild animals AMI
wonld certainly find new cOuntry-a new
world that would be warm and genial tina, lie
intended TO call ''symmesonia" All this fear
headed cuss." who feared Penry did not knosr
now he was 20 get back He did not seem 10
know that all the currents MP there run south
and all they had 20 do was 10 get an their small
boats. with which Peary was provided. and get
on the ice or in the water and the current
would bring item back. as IL did Khne's
ana Halls men. Some os Halls men lust
campcd on the ice and ioated back until scked
/ mp by vessel in search OF whales and seals.
lie also saws "A woman being in the party
adds TO It's diffcnlties-" She I have no doubl
Will have to assume com maud. as her husband
IS laid up with his broken log aud rs she had
She courage 20 go with him. she will see the
! necessity OF showing those qualities OF courage
| and perseverance, that women have ever shown
| when they have beea pIaced at the head Of q
great undertaking, and NJ she had the love ana
courage 10 undertake II with him il viii be ne
| faClt OF hers 81 there should be any failure
FOR size must have lowed him d.arsrrar
hsn nigit flower .osse b-r lee ufeOus star.
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