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WAS SUCCESS.
The Observation-Disclosures
NHtD TOE ALL RIGHT.
kOkE SMITH KNEY HIS BUSINESS,
nv system Worked u.rl.... os
settlers uccausc of Iieat nna SEM
city o. vn.cf ,,Ici,s ~,
Hu Tar Hetwcen.

I he order o. Secretary y'ith Of t"e
terior department for ,'o ,. res's IRA
st'on of all persons ip4en'S's !" soou
faith TO seek hopes ip "'o O"ei 'NVO
strip was an oApcrimer'' ~ Seehieu at
FIRST a hardship to te boomers ana
was the cause of rdny maledictions
1t was howevc, conceived on the
right ines ongff it had not been for
the unforsen drought and intense
heat it wodd un loubtedly ere this
have recgvel the hearty approval of
all bon fide settlers.
1t ;hardly fair to blame Secretary
Sm;n for the unfavorable weather and
IL binding, choking dust. There is
o question that if he had his way the
days and nights would be bllmy aud
the atmospheric conditions as nearly
ideal as could b. conceived by the
idealistic boomer
1t is true that the force of clcrl<s
wos not sufficient at the outset TO is
sue certificates TO those wishing TO
enter the land but the error was re-
paired and all satisfied 10y Friday
evening.
The fact is no onc-not even the
most sanguine-could have foresccn
any such overwhelming rush of people
as has set in since Sunday.
The issuance of 81 ODO certificates
the first two days Of registration
shows that the government employees
at the booths have been anything bat
rcmiss in their duties
That the registration system has
accomplished one good result is shown
at Orlando, where iifty-three men who
attempted to defy the presidents plain
orders and to take unfair advantage
OF their more honest rivals have b,en
arrested by the troops. 1t was possibly
unfortunate for them that they have
lost the last chance of theit lives to
secure what might have proved for
tun q They have however only
themselves to blamr, aud sympathy
ST.. ce wasted oa them. iaa .ae..
-'e;t'i % registration system. 3. fefl
hey might not have had to pay BE-
,erly for their ira 1sgres5ious AS 10
tbcir Ha.as ara tdQwn along The
Nho.c border ana tAcy cannot hGrs 10
rva4e 'pe -N The clearing NJ of
The lines b. Friday eyening and the
issuance OF 5000 certificates SHOWS
that registration was not the flhure
that many declared at first it would be.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-17

The appointment Of Henry w. Scott
as associate justice of the supreme
court OF oklahoma shows what energy
will do, Ten years ago Scott was q
barefoot boy on. in lIodgeman county,
with a boyish reluctance TO wearing q
hat when ho grew uP he went into
the newspaper business aud then tho
law At that time the Larnard land
oiiiee was terribly corrupt, and ott
determined to weed 1t ont. The nyAt
had not gone far before he concluded
to he register himself When Cleye-
land was beaten he of course went ont
He was only beaten by a few votes.
and this because his naiae was no,
spelled correctly -ILlwrenge World
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THEY WE'RE SMART.
How Two Young Men Couirea Vo!nablr
Claim.

How Two Young Men CorireA u Vo!nable
Claim.
Two young fellows secured yalu-
able claim near Perry, yesterday.
They wiz hold it, too, as they intend
to divide the claim between them.
They both registered Friday. Op
Friday night one Of the young men
went over near Perry and selected the
quarter. The other followed at moan
yesterday, and squatted on the Land
Now they intend to contest and
which ever wins deeds half OF the
claim To his contestee, Nine to one
that these fellows make the game hold
good, The average American citizon,
when aggregated, proves too much for
any single individual, official or com
oination against them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-17

Where are the liars who during the
cold spell of two weeks ago dsc.arcd
that there would be no more hot
weather this year There was moth
ing like this spoil for bea,tliness in all
Ju!y or August. 1t makes us tired to
hear weather profits declare that the
back bone of winter ia broken" or
IL At there will be more hot weather
this summer" It's a fact that the
aggregate heat for every summer
varies hut little and the cold Of every
bali d"4tn winters strikes mighty
even balance with any other half dozen
winters Septembers average hot and
dry,
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

$ T. Mottot Orlando was in town
yesterday. No strip for him.
The Santa Fe railroad did more bust
ness yesterday at this place thaa ever
before in The history of the road.
Jcslce shops were closed yesterday.
All the judges were on the strip bor-
de-.
Rev. Thomas Walcott, Mel Forests
fa,her-in-law, from Marcaline Mo,
was in the city Thursday tie has ra-
ceiyod his appoia,pont to oae OF the
new towns Ia .he strip ana was on his
way thi,her
Carl NJ Groen Esq OF tho United
States steamer Wood ferry Mack.
laal. Me is mu h please with his
position and writes glowing aco@En s
10 his parents, who reside in this city.
Services at the usual hour at the
West Siia Colgra gaticnal chureh to-
day. both mornipg and evening sab
bath school az g:31 p. m. All are in
vitel. L. j. iANERIk,
superintendent
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MORE LANDS TO BE OPENED.
The operinS II the Hicltapoo InGi Res
ervat.on Ecoidrd Jpln.

ervation Ecoidrd Upon.
The opening of two more Indian
reservations is under consideration in
the interior department, with condi-
tions practically the same as those
under which the Cherokee strip was
opened
The opening Of the Iii kapoo rcscr.
vation in the lndian territory has al
ready been decided upon. Allotmcnts
are now being made. The next res .r-
walton to be opened, it Is belieyed, is
the Cncompahgrc ard Uiutahute in
Utah Each embra es about 1000, 600
acres. In the latter, valuable miner.
ais are abundant while each com
prises rich farming land The Colyillo
reservation in Washington state will
probably he opened to settlement
early next year This contains about
,, OO0, 900 acres.
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Effective August list, the Santa Fe
Route will sell round trip tickets TO
Chicago at rate of one fare for the
round trip-plus S9O0. making rate
from Guthrie S43g5 Tickets limited
Tor return passage 30 days and contin.
uous passage in each direction.
L. r. Delaney, Art.
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will gladly reward the lady WAC so
kindly offered To hold my jacket at tAe
ladies' booth at Orlando on September
l3, il she will express the same to
Emma nonnalleld 40 sos North First
street, Guthrie 4 light tan jacket
with brown velvet cape.
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Airs a. "a saunders wishes - ag
nounce 10 hsg friends aud palpQps kcr
yal IA tl.9 city after prolonged
t.s't Ia rho east wpege she has secured
ths attest styles in millinery and -
prepared e. suit q 8 taste Of 7 T. bd :
n this city. Ooenlng anpc iater
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Everybody who attended Sanger 4
Lents shows, and their name is legion,
while here say that it is the very best
that evereXhibited in Cincinnati Gin
einnati lOhiol Daily Star.
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glll be at the NJ. u church, south,
coFner of Villas and liroad, Tao pas
tor Reg W. WimbeNy wll proa-h
morp.n4 sad eVeai-ig. Ihe other con
grss atioas are invited 10 uui c ia the
serv ees. as their pastors are away.
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II you do, you want frst-class
wheel We sell all the standard
makes of cycles See us first
SPENCER & ROBERTSON.
Territorial Agents.
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Great animal show, aqua. ium, circus
and hippodrome combined are as much
superior 10 any other circus over seen
here as the electric light is superior to
II tallow candle. Cleveland lOhiol
Plaindealer
Guthrie Sept. Goth.
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For good shave, hair cut or sham
poo, go to Towers Bros, artistic bar
bers, lla, South Second street, oppo-
site pnstoiico. Good work guaranteed
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A strip2er fog{ed the postmaster a,
IIennessey few days ago for neglI.
gence in not giving him his mail
which had accumulated for soaie time.
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TO THE LADIES.

Mia, =. L. SaserS has located In the
\. NJ. c, \. building. over Mrs. Sanders
millinery, whore She is prepared to do all
kinds Of Hork in ladies' toilet, identifying
compilations, hair dressing, manicure. etc.
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CALL AND SEE US.

WANTED "A good Office girl who
can keep accounts. Inquire at LEADER
Office.
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La ~ Hurt

Mrs, Sarah Hughes Of Wichita. was
sadly bart iR the crush az the depot
yesterday morning. Two Of has ribs
were bF kea agl her fact crgshal.
She will be taken to " .hita ta.hignt
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Parties going to the strip should Sc
cure an accident policy of c. NJ. barnes
a son, general insurance agents, So
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Jasper Armstrong, Christian minis
ter of New Boston, Texas, will preach
In the Christian church neXt Lords
day at II o'clock Il m. and p m.
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IlIde 20 tIr strin-

Best cigars in the city at Lilies
drug store. 2estf
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Homeseekers' guide and latest map,
the best thing out: composscs, etc, at
Lilies drug store. II
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Boomers supplies, Wiuine, extract
Jamaica ginger Lili.e's eills e,c. All
will hc needed in the strip Buy thea
at Lilies drug store, cornr HARRISON
and Second street If
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Have you tried those cigars at Lii.
lies drug store? aaS-tf
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Latesr worlds Fair Rates.

Ladies, see Chat elegaHs new line Of
stationery at T. y Iiihe X Co.'S
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We nave nGmbcr of choice proper.
ties for sale Call on u.s.
SPENCER y ROBERTsoN.
General Agents
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If you are waiting for strip opening
dol't fail to hug your qrVgs, station
erY etc, pt Lillie's drug store, the Old
igligNlr tLrpeT Harrison aud second
tfsetN 92s-tf
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Oae bank safe ami one vault door.
Can be bought at half their value. In
quire of Henry Glazier Orlando, on
George II. Dodson. Gnthrie, Ok. 81
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NASTED-The acquaintance of a
widow. Address "G., postohi @.
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4 e will write accident Insurance ali
Z to-day al our Office "a the Times
lang, Onf policy ins ares against
\ kinds Of accidena No reservations
IL C. 81, Il lRSEs q sos
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Sanger Lents, the best tented shows
ever seen in the Quaker City pAl4
delphia Pa Ledger
dqtAria SeEG seth.
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Okina0mn's agricuiiural paFer, the
Home Field aad Forum. aol THE
WEEkIA LEADER one Xear Tor az
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j. y. Cou'ttr ana T. NJ. Brown have
bought neN,stock Of hardware and
implements add Will locate at Perry.
245-5
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Tab'eN from one penny mp at the
Capital CiN book store. l0-l
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-. W,H''t' "I'Iuh otaEs %,
\ Stage leaves Guthrie daily at ia.
Fia Partridge, Carney & Spers;
Arrives at Chandler at 4 p. m
leaves Chapdler daily at 7 a. m,
StiSes at Guthrie al 4 p. IN. Ofhce
4 Gus Rhoads' cigar store.
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Williamson Stage Co.

Wanted, at Western nion oifsc, boy
g. deliver telcgnsns
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CHEROKEE OUTLET
sECfIoNAL MAP.

Just issued, Shows all new feat
ures, county boundaries, county
seats, L. S. Land Offices and dis
sTieis, prices per acre, summary oi
laws and regulations goyerniogthe
settlement. a great help 10 all
interested perions- Scale, -four
miles 10 one incb.
POCKET roRH, so CESgs.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the condi,
tions of certain mortgage duly executed
and delyered by L. s. Gaty and 1a hen M;ars
mortgagee, bearing date the 18th day OF
December, 1890. and with power OF sale
therein contained, duly fled for recor6 On
ESQ of Mortgages, on page 31e; and, whereas.
the conditions OF said mortage are such that
ifdefau1t be made'in the payment Ct lnteress 3
said mortgage said mortgage may De 1ore-
closed for the whole principal sum- with IN !
terest; and. whereas, tnere became que ana
sum of $3.50 interest, and again on IL the e 18th
day Of December, 1892, the sum OF $l750 IN
terest. and both said sums remain unpald;
and, whereas, said mortgagors did covenant
to pay all taxes that might be assessed on
said premises, and in case of failure to do so,
the mortgage might pay the same, ana that
should draw interest from the time of such
payment at seven per cent pei. annum ana
be deemed to be an additional lien upon the
described in sag as oF fu GHf
whereas, on the 18th day Of August. 1892. said
mortgage paid the sum OF S3.5a taxes tnea z
premises for the year 1891; and, Whereas the
total and aggregate amount remaining un.
pa d at the date OF this notice IS the sum o., or
S5A.75 which sum is claimed to De due at the
date of this notice, and no action or pro-
ceeding having been instituted at law or
otherwise to recover the DEBT secured ny
said mortgage or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby. given
that, BY virtue, of the power of sale in SAID
mortgage contained and Herewith record
ed to the dtatuf in such be
foreclosed and the following described
lands and premises theen tha
of Hennepin and tate of Minnesota, to-wit:
Lots three g. four =. and t i Co., in u1Gcs
to the recorded plat thereof on file in the
office of the Register Of Deeds in ana tor
to the highest bidder for cash, by the Sheriff
Of said Hennepin County, at the front I'D doof
of the County Court House, in the City OF
Minneapolis, in said County and State, on
Monday the 18th day of March, 1s93' at t., ten n
and satisfy the amount which shall then De
due upon said mortgage debt aud interest,",
and taxes, if any. on said premises, together
wit the sum Of S25 attorneys fees. ara the
costs and disbursements allowed Dy law.
JOHN MIERS.
REA g. HuBACHEK Mortgage.
ATTORNEYS for Mortgage.
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SHERlFt's EXECUTION SALE.

Urder and by virtue of an Execution issued
of aud under the seal of the District curt of
the State OF Minnesota, and for the 4th ndlclai
District, and jounty of Hennepln, on the 24tt'
day Of January, 1888, upon q Judgment rendered
and docketed in sad Court and County i'll an nc
ton therein, wherein George s. Grimes is Plain-
tiff and Albert Steauss is Defendant, in favor of
said Plaintiff and against said Defendant. for the
sum of ten hundred eighty-hve and 4O-1VO dollars,
Aennepin County, being duly directed aud de-
ivered. have levied upon and will sell at public
auction to the highest cash bidder. at the front
door of the Court House in the City of Mime
the goth day of March, 1893, at ton o'clock in the
forenoon, Of that day, all the right, title and in
terest of Albert Strauss, the above named Judg
mens debtor, in the following described property.
lying and being in the County of Hennepln AID
State OF Minnesota. to. wit:
CONNIE ncing at the corner of block eighty -one
ts1) of the town !now city OF Minneapolis; &C.
neapolls. on file Or Of record in the office of the
Register of Deeds in and for laid Hennepin
ounty, which oiner ls formed by the intersec
ton of III; nnepin avenue with Fourth str et IN
the ity of Minneapolis. thence running along
said HennepIn avenue towards Fifth street in
said city ooe hundred twenty-three and 29-1 G(
(123 $4,000 feet; Il onheaster|y anu para lei
With said Fourth st, eet to the northwesterly line
of the land nov or formerly owned 10y Lorebz.
D. Parker in said block being line commence
Street at point one hundred .ighteen (1lsl fee!
southeasterly from the aforesaid coruer Of sal q
block aud running thence sonthwesterly, rallel
with NicOllet avenue said city TO the azores 10
along said nortbwesterly line of said Parker't
lanu to said Fourth street, thence NORTHWESTERN
along said Fourth 81 rect one hundred eighteen
u1Sj feet to the pl .ce Of beginning.
Dated Minneapolis, Mimi. January 25th 1888
JAMES H. EGE.
Sheriff of Hennep,n County.
i<y JAMES A. KENNEDY,
CHRISTENSEN & FUTILE, Deputy Sheriff.
Attorneys for Judgment Creditor.
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compelled him to leave France and he
came to Louisiana. In New Orleans he

compelled him to leave France and he
came to Louisiana. In New Orleans he
sang in French opera: in Cincinnati,
Louisville and New York he taught
drawing and music. At last, his wife
dead, his daughters in convent, he
sought refuge while still in the zenith OF
his powers, in the convent of Gethse-
name. A simple black cross, decaying
with age, marks his grave in the little
cemetery within the Abbey walls. A
strange, and sad, beautiful career, and
doubtless one of many such romances
that are hidden by the white or brown
gowns OF the Trappist brotherhood.
Flinging aside the gay world, like worn
out bauble, he embraced the cloister and
welcomed it's austerities as relief from
the joys and cares of the gilded career he
had led hitherto. Who can tell whether
he or his fellow monks found in their
living prison the solace they sought?
Such is the story of the Trappists in
America, the strangest, wierdest, glooni-
est band of ascetics ever known to the
world; a people apart, who make no COM
verts, have no propaganda, and find their
chief occupation in life in the con-
temptation Of, and the preparation for,
the ever open grave that stands waiting
to welcome them at last.
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SUMMONS.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA. Hennepin County
- District Court 4th Judicial District
Frank kiedel, John A. Schroeder ard Robert
gulden, co-partnsrs as Riedel, Schroeder &
Larepsa Botham, Mary. Ann Day, Clovis s.
Day and Mary A. LOOMS, defendants.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby sum noned
and required to answer the complaint of the
Plaintiff in the above entitled action, which
complaint has been filed in the Office of the
Clerk OF said District Court, vt the City OF Min
neapolis. County Of Hennepin. and State 81
Minnesota, and to eerEe copy of your answ to
the said comp1aint.n the subscriber, lat his office
IN the City of Minneapolis, in the said County
Of Hennepin within ,wenty t20} days after ser.
vice Of this summons upon you, exclusive Of
suer the said com plant within the time afore-
said, the plaintiff il this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded. In said com
plant, together with plaintiffs costs and dis
buFsements herein. 81 5sS$s b
Dated January goth. 4. d. 1898. as ~ III
A. Z RRIGE, 81 s3ss.. A5
PlaintiR's Attorney, US 5s
~ Loan and Trust Building.
Minneapolis, MINI,
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SUMMONS.
VIM. TT. DONAHUE.
Attorney for Assignee.

GHATE OF MINI EseTA, County of Henne-
- pin. Sss. District Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
Defendant. a. IN
The state Of Minnesota, to the above named
Defendant: $500
You Leila E. Stevens are hereby summoned
and reqntred to answer the plant of the
plaintiff IN the above entitled action, which con-
plant has been filed in the SIC ce of the Clerk of
County OF Hennepin, and State of Minnesota,
and to serye copy Of your answer to said com.
plant on the subscribers. at their office, in the
neptn, within thirty days after service of this
summons upon You. exclusive OF the day Of
such service; and II you fail to answer the said
tiff in this action will apply 70. the Court for
the relief demande in said com laint, together
81 FERREE & MKAD, 20
Plaintiff 'sAttOrneys, Ssg ssss
7o6 Temple Court. 1lInnsapOlig.l Inn. y
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PROBATE NOTICE.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne.
- pin.-Probate Court
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of ]. L
has a}eV dsd residen AID n
habitaDt Of the County of Hennepin and State
OF Minnesota, leaving goods, chattels and estate
tration of her estate be to Harriet Louisa
Meeker granted:
1t is ordered, That said petition be heard at 8
general term OF this Court TO be held at the
Court House III the City Of Minneapolis, in said
County. on Monday. the eth day Of March,
1893, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon; and that no.
tice of such hearing be gwen to all persons in
terested, by publishing this order at least once
in each week for three succes sive weeks prior
to said day of hearing in The irish Standard. q
newspaper printed and published in said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis this 4th day of Febru-
airy, 1893.
: By the Court, JOHN n. STEELE,
Judge of Probate.
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uR. NANsEN'S POLAR SHIP.

A Marvel of Solidity Being Constructed
for the Use of the Explorer.
DIR. Nansen's polar ship has pro-
crossed so far in construction that one
can now form some idea of it's general
outline, says the Foll1ebladet, of Chris
tiania. The slanting sides strike the
eve at once. Under the supposition
that the vessel will be screwed by the
ice, care has been taken that no pro-
jecting points Or fiat surfaces exist.
The peculiar design is based on the an
ticipation that all ice, when meeting
the vessel, will be forced down under
it, allowing it to be raised SO much ont
of the water For the same reason the
bottom Of the vessel is covered with
hard and smooth wood-greenheart
three to six inches thick. Inside. the
vessel is provided with horizontal, YER
teal and diagonal cross beams fastened
by hundreds of iron and wooden joints,
giving the impress of great solidity.
The frame is mostly old oak. Besides
the outermost covering of greenheart,
there are two oak skins. The vessel is
provided with a steam engine Of 1862
horse power. It is rugged as three
master schooner and will mainly rely
on it's sails when in the ice. Its dimen-
sions are: Keel, 81 meters; greatest
length of deck, SO meters; greatest
width of deck, II meters; height from
keel to deck, 5.25 meters; when loaded,
4.75 meters: displacement, 500 tons.
The hull will be extremely heavy on
account of the heavy material used in
its construction. yet it is estimated that
she will be able to carry 400 tons of coal
and provisions, etc. Besides the small
er boats necessary for accommodating,
etc, two large boats are being built
able to hold the whole crew Of twelve
men and provisions for three months
If the polar currents are running as
Nansen, supposes, it becomes reason
able to expect that hi expedition will
meet with success. his vessel is GER
tainly marvel Of so]idity.