Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-25
PEARY AND THE POLAR DASH
The Relief Expedition Goes to
Learn the Fate of the Explorer.
Ten Years in the Arctic Every Year
Since18ol Peary Has Been in Green
land Waters-His Various Jour-
neys Up Date-H His Last Letter.

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Ills FIRST EXPEDITION.
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lasted over 1893 1894. 1906 and was not a
marked success. In 1896 he made sum
mer TIP North after the great metecrite.
but failed to get it. IN 1897 he went North
again. got his ueteorite and made certain
/ arrangements for his great expedition Of
1S9S. which he was then planning to make
the event OF his life work and on July p
1898, after practically two years of busy
preparation, Peary sailed from New York
in the Windward. a gift to him from an
English admirer Alfred NarmsUorth on1
he has been contending with tho awful ri
gors of life in the Arches ever since
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The Windward arrived at Utah. Green
land, on August 49, 1893, and was frozon
in for the Winter of $3.50 on the west
ern side Of Kane Pasin on Septembcr i
On August @ 1893 she got clear of the ice
and reached Newfoundland on Septembor
l. Ner companior shin tbo Diaua that mad
been sent moth IN p. Iieve Poorly orrivir,,
at sydney, Cape Breton. two DAYS later
Pearv not having fully succnedcd in car
ryng all his plans into effect remained
in the North, as he sd indeed. intended
from the first. ard there was nothinc ia do
but for his supporters to send relief vos.
sci North aeain last Summer which was
accordingly done
The relief c>pedition Of 1ono IA certain
extent complicate matters. since if sIdni
to no traegic nn,sihj,i,,as t. w. ,,.a ~
disaster, for he Windword with ,,T
Sydney on Julv 20 a wear a,o CARRIED Mrs
Feary and her little daughter. Marie
Ahneeito. born in Greenland in iSp2 rorti,
to meet the husband and father who vas
risLinv all for the Glory Of a darinf, and
successful DISH 10 mo mol mo via.
ward reached Godhaven Greenland on An
ll.sl 10 1pIO ana sailrd tI'ap,, ~, A',,,,,,+
20 for ttah pearv's Winter o,urtors s,,,, !,
500 miles further north eiren u,hich ti,r.
nothing has Icen hc1rd NJ no. Tbis f,rt
ie not so on,inous as If seems IN ti,,
glance since II was the intention n AJrs
Pcarv to keen tho Nvindv' ri I'm I've MIN
the situation demanded it. and the YES
emergency in view.
SuRNiN ED ONE WINTER.
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ugbt would DO ,hro,., ~, -. '9 - ~
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