Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-29
THE SECRET OF THE MYSTERY
or THE ARCTIC LAND.
a sIOHy OF HUMAN HEROISM.
The Stein Expedition win Seek 20
Rescue tho Swedish Scientists.
Permanent Camp.

Minutes north latitude. In his little brig
nf..o,.., e4., 4. ,,,s 9TH Grow
VI ny
s"venicei ana some oil mem Noi!
weak" was regarded Us the te Of
lsyinr ia Arctic navigation. i 49,
,.,,. h.,i,,
however bal'lh chple Foly n'v' D''"h
outdonc by young Swedish uotAhFe
Biorling. who almost reached the same
~, Ia Am sr,,it.r shin and with n
81,
ftr'" OF ohig hNe. AZ u ~ upc Pf''" VI
,succcss still rests with the old navigator
afor his vonnc -iyaI al tl,e Dr.sent moment
Az. h.tt 80 IA
either lies d'ad ON mo threshold OF ms
suecFsl or is engaged IN hlcand-
death struggle with cold aud starvation
80, a.. ...,.A., o.,
. On iu" cuso "a me anu pV H""KNl I"
explore; aud DO VIII have 10 deem hinl
self happy IL tho American expedition
70 der Robert Sieiu relieves himself heAt
Aily
The history Of the Boring expedition
was mnde adequately known only 80
0,uily hy Prof. A. u. Norduiskioil the
famous tirsumnnyiratOr of Asia. In
lcctnr. before The Society Of AnthrDpO-
lory and Goorrpplty OF StOckholm, De-
r.r1brr n ISM and printesl In the
npp.trs NM RiorHup'a MINIS were far
Yinr. stnl{tinu. thou tpirbt have leeu
ipfe,rol frru tle nrvsp,prr account.
liz mans are fbus 6egcribed In bis no.
picaiign for tbe Vsen atipeni
No., ~, .'.t,,,.,,,t, ~, ,,.,,
lliH hNfLolthltH ILAN0'
81 intend TO leave Stockholm IN die
b.gippip,. ,f Af,v for 81 Joli,'s opJ
Ia ,. l..tf,,..
tH'hee 10 H'l N'l"r WIN NHN''us
steamer or Ia a Hired vessel Along the
West Greenland coast past Cupc York
t0 suiuc place on lllcamgre Land, us
close a. possible to Cape Sabine, Under
ordinary circumstance | Ought TO- arrive
There about midsummer. During Tho two
mud a half ptoutbq following shall
undertake q trip with s,tdue aud boat
along fylesmprr and and through HAYES
Spund la tb, objection of Xirinrin 1rrbl.
prlnto ar ,orih Eeut Tint region
vvhih g. entirely uuluogp. from IA geo
rrapllo point gf Wow. present. an up-
s,rsii, riah dnld lar LtttufsDl iuyp4fi.
,giinr Ann. M ,,,,,,.,ti,,,, lint brt o,,su
1870 SnrtI Arer.s ,1a Wr.DpI9pJ
A. ,,.,o,,is a.. ,.,f,,,,, y,,5a,, ID IA IL In
H. made an a stnntn vb9iir ,lnn
- ~, ,,,,, ,,n AZ 0'..9n y.ss.ls nj
w 49, u"' VI 't 49, ~,
Gnpo -" t. w" W" it,i'
i3n';'hysl Sum- II so W q .t'"
eel' snNll nav" " iWuN 20 Va WIN
on iAitaniefe LAM NhfN ! II "'
vessel ...-,t
As regards my ohNnceN oil mhhns u",
4
may mention that IN mo summer OF 1871.
under very niayorab.e circumstance,
made 100 miles In ANteou days ~ the
Go along thc Wet Greenland coast A..
ahal. 81 conras. nuke AZ large col
l,,ctiuna OF nAutul history objects as
poaAiic, and / niny point out that Will,
swedish expeditions have yl-tod hl
whole polar rogtnt from Nesl Greenland
eastward to Behriug strait not a single
Swedish c4pcdituu hlB yisiu'i the North
Amcrictn urchipelngo. Thu return fruu
In uorthern pnrt OF Bnhn hay ia w.
irndrJ In Il, nlde In tnp hreinuug OF
sanfcn,h,r
f., N, o,Dtn{r, Of prof NurdouFkioll
ois ,,inp Contains n1tbinr fbUt w inn
,rnctienblc. Al IA rule. Elesmcrc Lane
Inn he rpnched without difficulty, moi
N1nli tberc he nuy great obstacle to az
tIynnre ina thr ntorIor. Though. pcr
hans. NOT az ian nv Biorllnr intended
Wjprllnc VIVA no novice Tia Arctic travel
Ia 1870 n, Waited Tie nurda un tho Yves
,oast az Snittberrcn. and the northwest
mi pnrtlun " that island AZ that tint
40 'yns AIM studtii hut had hnrl
rnlned for such work ly excursions
IN tbe mountains OF Scandinavia. Ili
tc,t yoTnp, 'wns made "a the wet coas
ii Greenland. With a trading yesse
.r reached Tho northernnost of the Dan
IN colonies nnd thence Ia a boat rowe
~ EslJmos h. penetratcd northwest ~
hr as Dcvira Thumb.
Then cntne hls last VOYAGE In tn,
rpring u 1872 he went TO 81. Johns by