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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
BIG STREET PARADE
is FEATURE OF DAY.
From Seven to Ten Thousand
Turn Out and Are Lustily
Cheered.
RIcHMoNDERs LOOK WELL
Delegation from Capital City
Present Striking Appearance.
Bell Ticket Leads.
Especial to The imes-pispatch.l

lSpeCldi 10 ne
NORFOLK, VA. September 5.--A big
street parade. which Is feature of
every annual convention OF the Frater-
nal Order Of Eagles, occurred in Nor
folk to-day. 1t was doubtless the big
gest and certainly the most unique pa
rade ever witnessed here. Estimates
place the number of men in line at
from 1000 to 10000. and marching an It
were Eagles from Maine and Cali
fornia, from the borders of the Great
Lakes and the Gulf. Canada, Alaska.
Mexico and the Philippines. All were
uniformed. but each aerie of the Eagles
wore a uniform of its own designing.
and motley parade 1t was. Some of
the uniforms We're gay. very gay. and
others quite modest; some of spotless
white and others in dark colors.
While most of the marchers were
afoot there were many riding. and to
immediate the riders about every
class of vehicle ever invented was
pressed into service.
It was noisy parade. too. The
scream Of the eagle rent tn air as the
$4,000 onlookers hurrahed or clapped
their hands A score of brass bands
In the line, usually playing Dixie,
added to the din.
Klehmonders' Striking Appenranee
the Eagles from Richmond. Wearing
snow white uniforms and carrying up
lifted umbrellas. there was nothing
else In the line just like them. Their
ovation extended from the beginning
to the end Of the line Of march. The
famous band of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues headed the Richmond
delegation and the music of the band
took the ear.
Bell Leads Ticket.
AT the session of the convention, the
administration ticket was practically
unanimously endorsed Several dele
names We're withdrawn. Following is
the ticket as it stands. and, they will
without doubt elect 1t to- morrow:
Theodore A. Bell, of California, grand
worthy president; Bernard j. Monag CHAN,
of Pennsylvania, grand worthy vice.
president; John "A. Cline, of Ohio,
grand worthy chaplain; Conrad II.
Mann. of Wisconsin. grand secretary;
Frank E. Horing, Indiana. grand
York, grand worthy conductor; r. L..
guard. Grand trustees, Thomas G.
Hayes, New York; Martin ]. Gray, Con-
necticut; d. M. Barrett, Tennessee; w.
Mckinney, Michigan. Seattle, Wash,
was selected as the city for the next
grand aerie convention.
one for having. the largest number in
the parade, another for the best APP
pearance, another for the best band,
and one for the shortest man, and was,
in fact, decidedly the best all-around
delegation In the parake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
NJ. O. Nv. BroMn wcds.

LYNcHBuRG, VA. September g.
An Interesting marriage occurred last
night at o'clock at Evergreen at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Fl. Cline,
when their daughter Miss Pearl Cline,
became the bride of Mr. Orlando w;
by the Rev. j. A. McMurray, pastor of
the Floyd Street Presbyterian Church.
Of this city.
The attendants were Mr.. Frank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
DR.. Williams
Pink Pills

cure anaemia and all anaemic condi-
tons because they actually make new
blood. They are not a curc-all. They
do this one thing. and they do 1t we'll
they make blood.
soc per box: six boxes $3.50. at all druggists.
DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06

Nothing In medical science is more
direct and more reasonably certain
than the action OF DIR. Williams Pink
Pills in, cases OF anaemia. a disease
which is literally a condition approach
Ing bloodlessnegs. and which. II neg
lccted. inevitably results In decline and
death. Anaemia is stealthy In ap-
proaching It's victim. and often is well
advanced before 1t is detected. On
this account 1t is necessary to begin
treatment as soon as the first symp-
toms are noted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
webs ph,rndelphinn,

WINCHESTER, VA, September 81
Miss Leila Dare Cline. daughter of the
late Benjamin f. Cline, and Clifton
Ball. q member of the Philadelphia
Fire Department, were married at the
residence of the brides uncle, r. j. Orn-
dorff. in this city. tonight. Rev. d. S.
Kern officiating. After the honeymoon
in Washington, they will reside in
Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
COMMITS SUICIDE WHILE
WIFE is AT CHURCH
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,l

LSpeCIdltt 10 I7IIe .IlIHeS-DISpdtCN.I
FRANKLIN. VA, September 81. A.
II. Holland, thirty-two years old, son
of A. A. Holland, prominent farmer
of Southampton county, whose farm
Is three miles from Franklin, COM
mitted suicide this afternoon at
O'Clock. His wife, returning from
church. found the dead body on the
bed. Holland had been drinking
heavily and talking of rash deed for
some days. He leaves a wife ana one
child. tia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
At Buena vista Next Year.

LEXINGTON. VA. September 5.-The
Augusta Baptist Association. which was
In session in Lexington three days. adj
journed to-day to meet September s.
1905, in Buena Vista. The session to-
day was devoted to reports on temper
ance and foreign missions. Over
hundred delegates were present..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
YOUNG LEONARD STILL
AT LARGE ), IDAHO STORY FAKE
1snnclnl IL rhe rImes.nisnatchl

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)
SALISBURY. N. c., September 81.
Hugh A. Leonard. the absconding
Southern Railway ticket agent at Sails
bury, who fled four months ago. is
still at large. The story that he was
captured In Idaho last week to-day
turns out to be a fake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06

Strength comes from
good food and sickness
Of any,sort often means
a lack of the right sort,
or failure to properly
digest it.
Grape-Nuts, the deli
cious scientific FOOD, can
be digested by babies,
as we'll as adults and
works fat h fully for
them all.
There's a Reason"
Read "The Road to-
MELVILLE" in pkgs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Septem-
Der 5.-Charles H. Stratton and Miss
Bette A. Lane. both of Spotsylvania
county. We're married yesterday at the
residence of John w. Lane. In that
county. Rev. j. II. II. Crismond per-
forming the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
A New Boat Line.

The new James River Day line, via
the new steamer Queen Anne. is di-
rect cheap and clean. Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at s "A. NJ.
from Clyde Line Pier. SLIPS straight
fare. Phone, $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
pretty wedding at oranda.

WINCHESTER. VA, September g.
Mr.. M. NJ Orndorn's home at Oranda.
was the scene of a pretty wedding tnis
morning, when his daughter. Miss Bes-
sic Leone Orndorff. became the bride of
Charles Omer Watson. of Middletown.
Rev. w. J.. Dudley performed the cere-
mony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
Mrs. Rcbccca Ball.

Especial to The yimcs- Dspatch.l
ROANOKE, VA, September 5.-Mrs.
Rebecca Ball. wife of Isaiah Ball, died
to-day from typhoid fever, aged sixty
one years.
She is survived by her husband and
eight children. among them Rev. w.
l.. Ball, prominent Baptist minister,
and Charles FL. Ball, a leading real es-
into az IL. nit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
SPENCER, N. c., September 5.--W.
E. Gobbel, aged about twenty-four
years, an employee of the Southern
Railway Company here died at his
home. in Spencer. Tuesday night, and
was buried at Union, five miles from
here, yesterday afternoon. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. j., M. Eerschner.
of the IT. Q. U. A. NJ, of which the
deceased was member. A young
widow survives the deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
A RIFLE RANCE
FOR THE ASK|NG
snec,a1 10 The rimes-Dispatch.

Especial to The TimesDispatch.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., September s.
An official of the War Department to-
night, when his attention had been
called to the statement into-day's
Times-Dispatch to the effect that there
was $4,000 in the Treasury available
for the construction of a rifle range for
the use OF the volunteer soldiers of
Virginia, said the statement was prob
ably practically correct.
81 cannot say certainly until | have
examined into the matter" he said,
"and l cannot do that without going
to the office. I think 1T probable that
the sum is somewhat less than $4,000.
I think I may say that if the Virginia
National Guard desires a rifle range it
can have one. The department is do
partment is doing all possible to en-
courage rifle practice among volunteer
soldiers"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06

Governor Swanson said last night
that he knew nothing about the matter,
and Adjutant- General Anderson de-
clined to be interviewed on the sub
iect. Still the people of Virginia and
especially the members of the militia
want to know why the rifle range has
not been built.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
Mrs. j. Monroe DIckerson.

EUREKA MILLS, VA, September s.
Mrs j. Monroe Dickerson, of Reeses,
this county, died Monday morning after
an Illness Of several months, of con-
sumption. The interment was at the
family burial grounds this afternoon at
4 o'clock. Mrs. Dickerson was woman
OF lovely Christian character and
greatly beloved. A husband and six
children survive her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
Mrs. Lydia Foley.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, September S.
The remains of Mrs. Lydia Foley. wife
of Clinton x. Foley, who died at Pet
carn. Pa, We're brought to her home
at Berryville and inferred yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06

Cline and Miss JAMIE Baldock, Mr..
George Overstreet anS Miss Ledo
Cline, and Mr.. Allen Boswell and Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-06
James II. Goodrich.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Septem-
Der 5.-James T. Goodrich, formerly of
this city. died at his home in Washing
ton Tuesday night, aged fifty-four
years. His wife and one daughter sur
vive him: also a number Of relatives in
liz IT,, = !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
Tomas Castillo L'ip
Abogado Insular.
Fierce en- todas Las Cortes.
PONCE, P h.
PONCE, P 3.

A psopnssta del prssidsnIs &C.
Hor GAutisT, % ex'dl6 un tslsgrams
oil gohernadcP dAndole eusntA do ha
hsr tornado possSi6n q nusvo syunta
mionto
I'll luuss pS6ximo cOntrasr On
matRimonio sAt6Iiso 10 apresiahle ae'
aoPitA ElsdiA Albisu , Marines ,
q iovsn Frspeisso Rodrigu.s.
>En IL tards del sAbado o. guar
die sirforoso Lsbr6n, dol hsrrio de
Msgusyss snsoHtr6 On lee iumsdjaeio'
nes dol kll6vstro 3 al M SEQ CON
tsnisudo una ASroba de I'd IAr, varios
hollos Do pan y slgunOs dulass ordt
nstios, sin dada OsitoS de aIguna bss
tIA Dc 0aSgA.
Batos ofsetOs fusPon depoaitadol
On 81 sstabIs0imiento do don Jose Be
Finas, baFriO Dc Csnas, ,hAsta que spA
ReSsA % Iesitimo dusao.
-AysR 90 aSlshr6 CON lA mayor
solsmnidad 90 o Club do MHorSS .
rspATIo do iugastss & loB Mics pobPsl
Do ostA eiudad.
In orQassts que ssids On nusStrt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
AOTAS De PONCE
IOma Dc posesi6n del nuevO
Ayantamlsato Iuguetss
4 los nihos pobrss.
|CARRETERA De ADIUNTAS
Peligros que efrece una alcan'
tarilla. -Haliazgo en- el ba.
rrio Mameyes. = Boda.

4 lAa dies msroa suspAo De ls
maasrs prsst6 iuYsmsuto don aim6r
NCras, hssikndoss dssda csc mcmsntc
cargo % 10 AIaaidfa de esta aisdad
A las 10 . 40 minutos tom6 poss'
si6n sl nusv0 Ayurtsmisnso s0mpuss'
10 Dc l0s SsHorss Hsgminso Nor alss,
Jusl N. Torrusl,ss, Carlos Pashsso,
Caller mo VivAs. Juan iHsr6u. Fran
cisco HsFva Turo. Antonio eirE6u.
Apgusto g ,utisr y Fslieisnc Tsr,eiro.
Eass dlt.mo no pudo aslsiir por habsr
sstfidO una opsrasi6n Dc slRuiiA, o.
e6u ssEtiasAdo midien. 0.spsdos sus
rssI eMvos pnssA0s. 81 Or GAulier pro-
paso aus osapass 10 pFssidsneia ints'
rina 81 MS arslano rsesyssdo ca DON
EsAuelseo Toro gsrrA PPcs;di6ss 4
10 voeael6n para el uomhRsmisnto Dc
Prssidants u viss. presidents efsssivo
del Ayunlsmiert ! ! aaliendo slsstos pa'
20 prssiden,s don Augusbo Gsutier y
sara visa psssidants don Fransiseo
@srra Tor0. 81 sr. GAuiisF Al 10.
mar posssi6n pronunsi6 IN dissurso
sIogiand0 los tPahsios sfsssusdos pof
oi OoDaeio salient0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
NOTlS EXTRAIJ[RLS
vaFIos explOFadores mueF.
toe de sed on el gran
desierto DO Sonora.
ARTE De B0RDAR
Talladores de brillantes. Pie.
Les de cabrito. -Partidas
carlistas en- Espahs.

En m dssisrto DO Sonors, nasR'
Toe Dc sd vsobshlsmsnts. han sido
hallsdOs loo esdGverss del Pf0tssos
Tomas Gsw isll ' sus secmpsasatee.
aas saiisron ds Dosgias, Arisoaa. %
june g Iva para sxsiores u las tt
bufon. enel goto a. Oasitcfnia.
NO % snpo nada dsls sxpsdisi6D
hats oosu0rs asl ah7 sisaissass e
~ s, s.;ss Ss.s.s. s.. ~, s'..s !. =. 49, \, -.
y ~ ...s, 49,. sssss0 :. .ss... 49, s.ss - -
= - =. - y lea.ss - 1 ~ ~. I.
s.as ~ q .. 49, - - .A.s.s -
- -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
ngTleAS G[ERAlES
e. sehor Degstsu y Ia Aleal.
dia 80 San Iuaa. Flaatas
patr1nales On AfaseO,
ROZAmlEATOs
Las mesas de los <rep6rtersS
en- L Csmara. Los bonn.
beros de Mayagaez.

ERum6rsss ave 81 ssAoR Fsdsrioc
Degetas 5hs edo eonsvltado per q
gob'erno psfa 81 Q.iers asspaeR d
eaRgo Dc alealds Do 10 sladad DO aas
JaMa
III pushlo % AGsseo &c propope
sslebear son snda solsmnidsd Ice Dee
1as Dc On pah6n San Antonio.
-9seda notisias. sntrs 81 Juss ms'
nisival % 0osEo ssaor Gaillsrmsay ,
90 @esRetasio seior Qaesada hsn Uou'
Rfiee algHn0s EosAmlensos.
: 1asistimes 90 Qus las mesas da
los reporters "a Il CGmars, % eDlr cnsr
ea d stt,o gas osgparon On ctPos sios.
DOrds ssssn bOs no % oys nj ma pa-
Ahrs , ID pssnsa no pusde dsr sxael0
iatorne Dc les easstlonss Qus alli
@ dsbAasn.
-GrAysmeaas snfsEmo % hslla O.
kayssuss don Csflos UoiAsan.
--Ha edo eucontrada On Ysueo,
por sl polisfA Miguel ,. CopsGlsa, ID
HiHa OAnAslAsia Rodsiguss qus habfa
dssaperssidO De ID essa de sus pedrss.
hide ~ Do FshFaeo asrGn eieeu.
,Aaaes loo seos Dopssy Papehito Que
ssvsFan 81 eumDlimisnso DO tan ire
2snAA ssntsnelA On 81 Proeidio De-
pastamsosal.
LA nosAs dol Is del ssAusl %
sGsc9a6 por loo bombsres De Maya.
sees m baiIe % 81 tssiro Dc squella
eindsd. psgado con Los foados del
KnaialpiS. 1a6 ls Glaima ohra Do loo
ssHabliesnos.
-Rstk eatsRmo o. eeaa sGadad 81
OhEsrO netsel Alfonso. sseReaafi0 do
IL Uai6n looAl do Tip6gPafos
-xa la aubssta Dc arTendsmisu.
90 aal Tssaeo, dasAnte 10 tsmpoRsda
Dol 0nrnavAl. vsgiaaAdA eyer, obauvO
10 baeaa pr6 nssatrO amigo don MA
sHel CsFsesdo. isis DO la n . 'eauAil
0sFsesdo HsrmAnos y Cs. Como o.
% HFssumiPss los bailss ests $40 ~
salsAfka may ssimsdos , On cuaaao
81 serviaio % eanlina ssts ssrk selsoao
GsbtdO s Loo Anos y sxQaieiaoG l'c ,Yea
auesse sxsendsr6n.
-se trabsjA can grsa sst!vidad
en Les OtRAa de eonsaYuesi6n del
AsusdnsAO 10 OOsmo. Iaa ssAlss %
0Sn ksssg0 Del esntFasists doa A
1oniO HIeusras. - ssta eiudad,
-esgdn % nos intoTna eontlaua
spfsSmo Dc bassAnts ssidado el ssao1
Gon Feanslsoo AoostA. @s han oele'
bRAdO. S,brs 80 eCtsrmeda6, vaSis !
eoasaltas snare roputadOs mEdisos d
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
Sc solicitan vendedores bue-
NOS para este peri6dico.

Averias On el iEelndio osuVTid0 % l0s
alnassnss Do los asA roc rsliei q CS.
alesnsando dicho rsmste 6 mGs Do
orns mil 6ollass,
-Algo ApurI dlllos 90 OnsaenSraa
los masstroa Do ssonelAs. A apsa Do
10 pssadA semana 90 leo repaFt'eeo
lcs libra On ipg'6s ' 90 loo pids sxG
msn para al vieru0s Dc 10 VfeGoe1D
oomAps.
-NaOstr0 amigo don j. Hiss
COrdsrO. Sgrimensor pGbliso, b. %.
lieitsdo del DspsrtsmspSO del lutsEi0S
ID plaSA do Iuspsssov visisPo Dc Co.
preisras insulsYes. Dl amigo CoHdsrC
que Astualmsnts dsssmpsAs sna pl,sa
On obraa Vdblisas muBi0ipAlsS, 90 Hn0
Dc los iovsnss mas aprOvesAAdos On
10 Pre- tS0i6n cue sisree.
CoRRHaPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
CHIL.INDRINAS
Otra vez las moscas.--E Tfo
en- la isla de Cuba.
NU[STRA OLA FR|A

Aurque 81 Nampo ha Pstfeesadc
b. stADAs. NO por ono hen disminnido
les Hossss.
Al eoutyario.
Hay qnian cpins qvs han sumsn'
tado.
sobrs tcdc IN sstos 6lHmos dies,
Hatoy sepiorms J 10 arso
Dis Que MAE do IN dslsgado
ss oreusnArA ssaS amossado
vie do tsnto mrssone0.
El $50 000, daspu6s De hAhsr Do.
jsio % OnbA 10 intsrvsnsi6a smsFisa
NJ, o dsspidi6 Do ana msnsFa muy
frfa.
Del 9s de Dialemtrs On adalants
sinti6ss en- IL gran Autilla msshs
isisldsd, que % h'so sxlsnsiva { los
sirsulos pOlit sos. donds e dsj6 EN-
Dir con nGs fasv5a.
AIgunos pvohambrss tuvisFon oes'
si6n Do obssrvar que, eusudo s0plan
brisas del Noyte. 90 gausRal sl snfria'
mienso sspsoialmsnla sn iloa paisss
inAsrvanidos. stn Qve % sustrAiesn &
esa II a ispeia los tsmperamontos mas
fogUsos y eutnsiastss.
Por 10 qus soes { Puerto RisO
tambi6u aQuf hsmos tsni6o nuestrs
ole frfs:
Rl msnssis esDsciAl dol Presidents,
sgt LoPo,S peRiodiqnillo De Pom.
%, elogia & OOparsras Rsmcs.
AQui do IL fGbnla Ell oso, lA mo-
No y 81 ssrdcs....
may NAL dsbs Do bsiIsr q amigo
O0nGreras eRando ell Lrros 10 Aplau.
del
YG prop6siso de oenirsPas.
ID etsYno pfsgunl6n
Yepite 6 pFiaa y de Coro
siemprs la mismA canei6n,
IOontvsriass, syo 10 imploro
Do tu hida'gs eondiei6nls
lDsiA do ssr mashae6n.
Olga 10 que diga Ell LoFOiS
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
'ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
q gran planIsta polseo 20
deresWskl. - -PrlmeFa ex-
pedIcl6n q Pelo Sur.
SOBRE GEOGRAFlA
La targeta de vista en- Chi.
na.-Joyero con su casa
defendida de ladroneG

% sssgeFs Qus q gran paasists
p.lssc, Ysdsrsw kL pasds toses 81
msnerie sohre uaas aainisneas sDsnsi
vosieionss. A aieho sis1nOs0 % bastA
solamsnas dos lseaaRas ds saslasisz
eomposiel6a mssieal. para vst1s@la
hen grabade O. su mam0ria , Tepgo.
dusiRiA aasprGs sin sasivosaai6M
LA tAsjsas d vista e tod0 lsi0
@ China. g % psdAso n pApel rsie
= ohlongo, ds essaEe paIgadas deaa.'
60 psF osAo d largo. 90 q aombEs
d la peRsona g Isesae BsgFas.
LA Drinsga exseAiei6a q POlo
ear, oavS IugaR On el ~ ]. 605.
-M esaadie De In 0s0gFsfta fs6
insrodnsi6s poR lOs mos0s g 1sRops
@ l.Sle.
--Ua TieO joysro 40 Nav Yosk tisHe
90 easa dstsadiAA eonlrA loa la6R0nsss
msdiaals IN sislsmA d DsdsaAsi0ass
isRenicsas. Teda ID eAss sst& llsna
d simhrss Do alsFms, yias vaslAa
Do v'snsa asRsasEas u sgsi@ssp paRa
llavss, dos posssross ere Alszaaa O.
do 3 e HeshA q snsAfgAn - abris
d pasrta enanAe % t6eA q limhss. 4
vssaR Do osSe, % laatsn @ edajo
g ls sase, { ID h0sA e eoae ~
ana vsssaas, , baElsaas lCs Nshsss
d. alasmA psasAsS al eaareo e la
hii6 dol ioysso = % llsv6 ioyas poR
valoR 6s dies nil pesos.
10 mes saRiOs0 ss Qss @ ta6 Oh
llevarse oaras ioyas pOe val0s Do ms
ta vsints Nil pssss aae AahtA = 8
miam0 eaaTt0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16
Susrez DO Meta.

o. d kll6mstro 10 de la sarPolera a
Adjuntss. % ma smersss eonstauts
sara Loo viaisros. pusa tisne "a Iado
hundido y { NO SOparaFse { TEMPO ol
die Hsn0s psnSsdo hAbFk an handi-
miento total. Tsmbl6n los alamhrOu
que erussD Dor OUa misma sarretara
del tsI6grsfe sssGn ten bsios Qaa
pronio imIsdirGn el trlnsito Do Loo
ooohes.
-En 10 Sard0 del sGbado 90 llevO
{ atSeG0 oil remAte dol esi6 que SulHiG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-16

tsatro sompus.ta De 20 profssoFss bA'
10 la diFsCsi6n del hGbil maestro d.
rsaAor y conssraadOP de la eompaNie
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travel horizontal. paths.
 ''rf there Is land 1t will be similar to other Arctic lands we know. If the Pole is located in the Polar Sea the characteristics will be similar to the characteristics of other portions of the Polar Sea with which we are familiar. My personal impression is that land Is not 1ikelysto be found at CI close proximity to the Pole. But I should be very much pleased to find that my impressions were incorrect"
 r Why Peary Succeeded.
 @To what do you attribute the suc- cess of this expedition?-a question which naturally presents itself in con- nection with this last achievement of Peary's-brought this answer
 "The experience gained from fifteen years living in the far north was my most valuable asset. With the knowl- edge gained from my six previous ex. petitions I was able to avoid the thou sand and one mistakes which are the inevitable lot. of the novice. This. added to the Knowledge gained in this trip should bring me, next tune, to the desired goal The fundamental features in all my work which have contributed also in this instance. have been the utilization of my party, hnd the use of the Eskimo dogs for tractive power. In this last expedition I had, for the first time in my Arctic work, a suitable ship for the purpose.
 The Eskimo as Peary Knows Him.
 And this brings us to the Eskimo. Just how valuable an aid did you find him?
 "One of the strongest points in my favor," answered Mir. Peary, "a point not previously possessed by any other
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