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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-27
AGRTH BENNINGTON
o. NJ. Barber Is in Rutland.

George b yelling is spending
shcrt time An New York
E. w. Drew OF Stamford was in
town Tuesday Gu business.
G.. Eugene Stevens has gone to New
York To act as ChauHeur during the
winter.
The usual mid-week prayer meet
ing will be observed in The vestry of
the Congregational church tomorrow
evening
Kelly Cole was in town Tuesday in
specting the summer nome of his
mother, Mrs A. X. Cole at Bennington
Center.
Rev. Isaac Jennings, d. D., has re-
turned from weeks trip. Services
will be held as usual in .e Old First
church next Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl a. Darling en-
tertained a number of their friends at
their home on South street last even
ing. Refreshments were served
The Evening Star club met with
Miss May Elwell last evening. Sew
ing occupied the greater part of the
evening and dainty refreshments
were served
Endeavorors Do not forget to
come to the Arctic social this even
ing. The church parlors will be open
at eight o'clock and a cordial wei
come given you and your friends.
Hon. Charles f. Patterson of Ben
nington Center left this morning to
attend the funeral of the late Justice
Rufus w. Peckham, who was his per-
sonal friend. Mr.. Patterson will act
as a bearer at the funeral today.
Mrs. Mary Mahoney of Rutland will
give a demonstration of "Faultless"
coffee at r. Z. Bottums beginning to-
morrow and continuing for a week.
An attractive booth has been con
structed in the store The public is
cordially invited to visit the store
and secure a cup of delicious coffee.
l00t2
Henry II. Mars, recently of Man
chester, nephew of Mrs II. l.. Sullson
Of this village. has entered the New
York Central and Hudson River Rail
road companys school for employees
at Albany, y. Y. A situation on the
New York Central lines awaits Mr..
Mars on his passing the required ex-
animation several months hence
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-27
SALISBURY

Valda Tompkins of North Benning-
ton is spending a few days in town.
Miss Florence Woodland who teach.
es in Pownal spent Saturday and Sun
day at home
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hulett Of Ben
nington are spending a few days at
their former home.
Mr. and Mrs. Slocum Lane attended
the funeral of Miss Grace C. Wright
at Bennington Saturday
Edgar Harrington's son Melvin who
works in the Hale shop had the mis-
fortune to lose a portion of his thumb
and two fingers on the right hand on
Saturday.
Tuesday three SALISBURY hunters
came in successful. Solomon Maths
on secured fine large buck and A. S.
Hulett and Chelsea Harrington each
got a doe. 1t is reported that a deer
was secured in the Maple Hill dis
trict.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-27
BEMMIKGTtsn baiefS
News of the To..u sndYiIIage Told Briefly
for Busy Readers
Oil heaters for S5.98 at Ramsdelrs.

Oil heaters for S5.98 at Ramsdelrs.
Hon ahold .,oGss and saden tools
CT sale low T. taken al once. In
cludes chamber sU.', l-Dles, chairs,
stands rugs, gliden Itsrs..a, Kitchen
ware, etc. House must - vacated
the last OF this week so thai any per
son interested Should take advantage
of the sale at cnca Mis-. ID. G. Burt,
Grand View street ESQ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-27
Shoe Department

Almost every shoe Of any size carries shoes to
sell ASSOC $3.50 and $500 Some of these shoes are
really bad good and Indifferent more of the lat
kind than of the others The principal difference between
the best and the others simply question of good leather
and poor leather.
1t is the leather which tells whether shoe is good
The retailer who is willing to paw few cents
to his manufacturer for better nSoe better OUT
sole little better heel and counter will be able TO place
upon the feet of his SHOE that while costing
him not more than twenty than the other kind
will prove to be worth nearly double in and service to
the customer who wears them
This where Our Shoe Department should appeal TO
the man or woman who the MOST and BEST for
their money
We have learned that if we are willing to pay for good
leather manufacturers only willing to use it as il
makes their product just so much more popular
Our aim is to sell nothing but the BEST SHOES and
hesitate add few cents extra to the cost of
SHOE know satisfied customers and stead
ly increasing business.
Indian Moccasins, Misses CSC, Women's ST 10, Mems
$1.39
Misses solid leather Gun Metal Lace Shoes SIPS
Boys solid leather Calf Shoes ST rs Little Gents
solid leather Calf Shoes csc.
BEST by Test Dorothy 9SSd Shes for Women
Elite Shoes for Men. $780, $500.
WomenS Vc Shoes ST.. so, $175 $500
WomenS Pat Coltand Gun Metal Shoes S. So
Mems solid servceablc Shoes, $3.50, $780, $3.50
The Popular Shoe Store
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-27
$4,000 FOR DEER DAMAGE
Commissioner Thomas Has Paid Out
That Sum in 80 Days

Stowe, Oct 27-Henry G. Thomas,
state commissioner of game and fish
cries has paid out in the past 80 days
$4,000 in claims for damage done by
deer Yesterday 20 claims had been
filed all from Washington county
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29

hundred acres of corn. At the
beginning of harvest the hired
man was called home rather sud
denly and scarce of help, Miss
Remona relieved the situation by
donning jacket, seized a whip
in one hand and an oil can in the
other, and mounted the binder,
and continued to stay there until
over hundred acres of corn
was in the shock. Now boys
don't go north or anywhere else,
when we have such good, smart,
willing girls as this in Randall
county, none better in the Pan
handle.
Success to the Farmers of the
Panhandle, and to the Box Sup
per.
Booster
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29

ments were served. The board
of trustees held a business meet
ing and decided to continue the
school through the winter, with
the same teacher in charge.
The local lumber yard is being
removed to the north side of the
town.
Mrs. Il. H. H. Woods and baby
have returned from a short visit
to relatives in Plainview.
G. B. Slaughter was seriously
injured Monday afternoon by be-
ing thrown from his buggy while
the horse was running away.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cage at
tended services in Umbarger, on
Sunday and Wednesday.
Work has begun on our new
hotel.
Mirage
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29
Pleasantview

., the weather, the delightful
weather, no one could ask for
more beautiful weather. than
this section of the Panhandle
now affords. the recent rain has
made sod breaking a past time
and pleasure, in this locality.
The Pleasantview public school
was closed Monday, on account
of the teacher being summoned
as juror at Canyon City.
The Rag lacking surprise at
Mrs. Emery's home on last Fri
day was quite success. Just
think of it, ten or more women
lacking rags and talking at the
same time, | expect it wasn't
lonesome place. However all re-
port an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Ed. Gibson is going to
hold a ladies sewing Bee" on
Thursday of this week, a good
crowd is expected.
Everybody in the neighbor
hood is expecting a big time on
tomorrow night at the Box Sup.
per, great excitement comtemp-
lated.
Three binders are at work on
the farm of J. H. Crowley, we
think it is better late than never.
NJ. Wakefield and his hired
men are patching on his farm
east of Plainview, they are busy
sowing wheat.
Prof. Cowley sold to Mr.. Wal
lace of Canyon, his young calves,
this week.
David Crowley of Greenfield,
Iowa, is visiting his fathers
family here.
The first prize should be
awarded to Miss Remona
Schram, for the good work she
has done, harvesting about one
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29
Fire! Fire!

About . p m Thursday rumor
was current on the streets of
Canyon that Plainview, county
seat of Hale County,wa burning
up, and for an hour or more the
News reporter could get no con-
tirmation of the report until late
in the afternoon when the News
received a more definite report
which was to the effect that most
if not all of the business section
located on the south side of the
square were burned, the build
ings were mostly of wooden con-
struction and occupied or used as
restaurants, stocks of groceries,
a harness shop, jewelry store,
two barber shops, loss about
$40, 900 to $4,000 with some in
Surance.
Our informant stated that
while it was a loss, that the same
would be rebuilt as soon as the
losses could be adjusted with the
insurance companies. The News
is sorry to learn of the loss, yet
she says Joy to the pluck, and
grit displayed by the property
owners, when they declared that
they would Phoenix like, RE
BUILD"
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29
Ralph Items

News is scare this week, as
farmers are all busy stacking
feed, or sowing wheat
A. l.. Roles and wife were over
Sunday visiting with their son,
Ray and family at Happy.
A very interesting sermon was
delivered on Sabbath evening by
the Rev. Speakman, as usual,
there was a good attendance,
Charley Ross was business
caller at Canyon City onTuesday
was attending the unloading OF
his stock of groceries for his
new store at Ralph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Roles en-
tertained a number of young
people on Sunday evening.
In the village of Ralph on Sun
day morning. there was quite a
little excitement when it was dis
covered that prominent young
couple secretly drove over to
Canyon City, but after all the
wise old heads learned that they
were invited over to dinner by
some of their friends.
Miss Eta Thompson of Can
yon City was over on Sunday the
guest of Miss Rena Craig.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
King. on Sunday, Oct oath. son
and heir apparent to the Kings
family Kingdom.
1t is said that Charley's head
will need a hoop. if it continues
to swell, but we all are in hopes
he will seek medical aid before it
comes to that pass, Mother and
son are getting along nicely.
Guess Who
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29
A Lawn Party
Mirage

A lawn party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Brandon's
little daughters, Misses Emma
and Maude who entertained on
their beautiful lawn some of
their neighbors' children, Thurs
day evening. Those present
were little Emma Mel, Bernice
Mcdonald, Alice Prater, Matte
Holland and Maud Cund. The
main features of amusements
were blind-man's -bluff drop-the-
handkerchief, hide and-seek and
other like games so much enjoyed
by little people after which fruit
was served to the ever hungry
little maids. By this time it was
time for little children to be in
bed and each left with regret
and hoping Mrs. Brandon would
invite them to play in her back
yard" again.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29

Miss Vera Eaves will be a
member of a theatre party who
will see "Graustark" at the
Grand in Amarillo, tomorrow
night, and the guest of Miss Ina
Farris and brother, Ernest, who
are enroute to their home in Mt.
Dora, n. NJ, via Amarillo.
Mr.. James, a farmer living
near Ceta, was News caller
Thursday.
Henry Beckman, a farmer liv-
;ng near Umbarger was News
caller, on Thursday.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29
Umbarger Notes.
Booster

The weather is beautiful.
Large number at at church
Sunday, dinner on the grounds,
and the two services conducted
by Rev. T. D. Sharp, the Metho-
dist pastor were greatly enjoyed
by all.
The quarterly conference held
the last meeting of the year, at
the Umbargar school house, on
Wednesday from y to l o'clock
Inspiring serman at II o'clock
by Rev. NJ. +. Hawkins of Can
yon. Rev. l.. D. Sharp desires
to extend to the people through
out his work here his sincere
thanks for their kindness to him.
The Educational Rally at the
Umbarger school house last Fri
day was well attended. A short
program was rendered in the af-
ternoon by The Good Will Club
An interesting and encouraging
address by the superintendent
ent of schools. Judge A. n.
Hensons, after which refresh
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29

STRAYED:-- One female scotch collie
dog about ten months old. Had on
collar with license tag, No. II, Can
yon Texas. Will pay reasonable re-
ward for information leading to re-
covery. II. McAfee. 81 1t
LOST, LOST In Canyon. brown
Mink fur neck piece. The Finder
will please leave the same at the News
office and get reward. III III
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29

Large samples of fall and win
ter goods now on display at Jack
Brooks Tailor Shop, south side
of square.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-14
WToREK, DNIA AGO WRzEsNIA, 1909 RoKU

sprawi}a, ae Kabylowie z Riffu
zdo}ali zaia6 coraz 10 silniejsze sta
nowiska wobec Melilli j utworzyc
zwarty 4ancuch posterunk6w, cia-
gnacy sic cd Grrugu az do Atala-
yon mad lagunem Mar Chica.
Chcac zapewni6 sobie powodze-
ME, musza Hiszpanie przedewszy-
stkiem znies6 obleiniczy pierscie6
Kabyl6w, a potem ze swoiej strony
przystapi6 do oblezenia Garugu,
kt6rego W inny spos6b zajac ME
potrafia. Obecnie Gurugu ma
wszelkie cechy fortecy. Do tel d}u-
gotrwa1ej, ale jedynie rozsadnej
akcyi ma zamiar zabrae sic general
Marina. Wskazuja ma to manewry
floty i pewne operacye wojsk hisz-
panskich W okolicy Gurugu.
Jest zasada nowoczesnej taktyki,
re 4 bardzo nielicznemi wy
iatkami - r6wnie W walkach ma
otwartem polu, jak W oblezeniach,
szturm, lub atak ma bagnety wtedy
jest tylko mozliwy, jezeli ogien ka-
rabinowy i dzialowy wstrzqsnqi
si}a przeciwnika zlama} jego od-
pornose. General Marina, kt6ry W
miesiacu lipcu poczyni} gorzkie
doswiadczenia, przemawia teraz
dzialami. Azeby ogie6 z dzial O.
kretowych uczynic skuteczniej-
Sym, maja okrety wojenne wpiy-
mac ma sr6dladowy lagun Mar Chi
ca "a pomoca kana}u, kt6ry costa
ME zbudowany. R6wnoczesnie ma
ladzie zostana dzia}a forteczne roz-
mieszczone W odpowiedniejszy spo-
s6b,a pozycye dla tych dzia} zajmu
ia oddzia1y hiszpa6skie "a pomoca
ciag4ych wycieczek. z tego powodu
r6wnie jak powodu nieustannych
napad6w ze strony Kabyl6w ma
transporty hiszpa1skie, Odbywaja
sic codziennie drobne utarczkl'
Stad doniesienia bitwach, kt6re
iednakze ME So jeszcze wcale po-
chodem ma Gurugu, ale przygoto-
waniem sic do niego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-14

Barcelona, IA wrzesnia. Wczo
raj zakohczyl swe obrady misdzy
narodowy Kongres esperanty'
stow. Byso ma MIN 1900 delega-
tow, reprezentujacych SS narodo-
wosci. Nastepny kongres W roku
1910 odbedzie sic W Washingto-
ME.
Paryz, IA wrzesnia. - 1n1ynier
francuski Francois Laur wynalazl
latajace omnibusy dla ludzi |
rzeczy. Wynalazca poczynii sta
rania celem opatentowania wyna-
lazku, oraz rozpowszechnienia 60
we Francyi.
Adelaide, Australia, IA wrze-
snia. - Okret angielski Port Ca
roline", ktory "A sierpnia wyje-
chal z Kapsztadu poWlnlen Juz
bye W tutejszym porcie cd 4 dni.
Przypuszczaja, re Port Carroll.
ne" wpadi ma slad zaginionego
okretu YWaratah".
Marsylia, IA wrzesnia. - Ksia-
ze Abruzzow jedzie obecnie, po
odbyciu TAX wielkiej smialei po-
drozy ma Himalaje, do ojczyzny
i. do Wioch.
Bern, IA wrzesnia. - Odnale-
ziono tn ciala trzech turystow ME
mieckich przewodnika, ktorzy
wybrali sic ma gore ,Jungfrau" l
zostali zasypani lawina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-14
Telegramy zagraniczne

St. Johns, N. F., IA wrzeSnla'-
Niespodziewanie znalaziy Po-
twierdzenie zarzuty DR.. Cooka,
re go podczas wyprawy do bic
guna p6lnocnego wprost obkrada-
no ze zapas6w, W jake okret jego
.,Tohn R. Brandley" byl zaopa-
trzony.
Nieiaki Alan Whitten sternik
parowca ,,Eryk" opowiada szcze-
g6ly niebardzo pochlebne dla Pc
ary'ego, kt6ry podowczas znajdo-
wal sic ma pokiadzie ,,Eryka".
White byl ma pokladzie tego
okretu W r. 1907, ktory przez caiy
tydzien stall ma kotwicy W Sydney
w sasiedztwie okretu John r.
Brandley", ma ktorym znajdowai
sic DR.. Cook.
Wedlug opowiadania Whittego
mial bye okret Cooka bogato zao-
patrzony W zapasy, ktore mogiy
wystarczyc conajmniej ma try
lata. TAX bogate, a zarazem pre-
zorne zaopatrzenie okretu w "a
pasy spowodowalo, re ludzie z
okrety Peary'ego, nalezacy do
ekspedycyi do bieguna polnocne-
60 zabierali, jak swoje - zapasy
Cooka. Me dose ma tenn - robili
oni wyprawy do Annatok, skad
r6wniez zabierali zapasy Cooka.
Written ME vie, czy to zabie-
ranie zapas6w Cooka odbywaio
sic "a wiedza Peary'ego, czy tez
robili to ludzie Peary'ego ma VIA
sna reke w porozumieniu mad
zorca zapasow ORA Cooka Rudolf
fem Frankem. w kazdym jedna-
kowoz razie Gale to zabieranie "a
pasow, bylo usSuteczniane ME
tyle dla korzysci jak W celu unie-
mozliwienia Cookowi udania sig
wyprawy do bieguna,
Widoczna byio wprost rachuba
ogoiocic ORA Cooka zapasow,
kt6rychby bezwzglednie potrze-
bowal, powrociwszy cd bieguna,
a ME znalaziszy mogl latwo glo-
dowa smiercia zginac.
Me tylko artykuiy spozywcze,
ale drogocenne przedmioty, jak
sk6ry i kos6 sloniowa (?) znikaiy
okretu Cooka. ,o >....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-14
Brudna bielizna mad biegunem p6inocnym.

przeplyna6 byIo niemozliwa RE
CA, bo plynaca kra by}aby kazda
istote porwala re soba.
Dnia 5 marca zobaczono poraz
ostatni slonce i ustalono stanow-
czo, ze ekspedycya znajduje sic
ma "a stopniu szerokosci.
Skoro zapasy alkoholu sic skoh-
czyly udal sic Borup po swieze
do Kap Columbia. Dopiero dnia
IA marca powr6cil wiozac re So
ba zapasy oliwy alkoholu, Te-
go samego dnia przylaczyl sic do
Peary'ego oddzial prowadzony
przez profesora Marwina. Mroz
zaczal dokuczac ostry, tax dalece,
re niektorzy uczestnicy wyprawy
miedzy mimi professor Roland B.
Mcmillan odmrozili nogi / rece /
musieli czempredzej bye odsta-
wieni do Kap Columbia, gdyz W
przeciwnym razie grozilo i'm ka-
lectwo.
Borup zawrocil z drogi oko}o
IS stopnia szerokosci, wobec cze-
60 wyprawa skladaia sic z IL O.
sob, 10 sanek IS psow. Krotko
Do oddaleniu sic Borupa zawrocH
professor Marvin.
Wyprawa sklada}a sic obecnie z
Peary'ego, Bartletta, Matthewa,
Hensona Eskimosow, re sanek j
60 psow. Lod byl jak szkSo row.
ny. Dzielna drozyna postepowaia
naprzod, tylko dotkliwe mrozy
coraz to wiecej paralizowaly e.
nergie odpornosc. Skoro dotar-
to sS stopnia szerokosci, oddalii
sic Bartlett, pozostawiajac Pea
ry'ego, Hensona, 4 Eskimosow z
zapasami ma 40 dni. Ci ostatni te-
go samego dnia przebyli jeszcze
20 milowa przestrzen W 10 godzl-
mach dotarli niedaleko SO stop
MIA. Podr6z szia razno i bez wy
padku. Raj tylko pek}y sanki, z
powodu czego omal re ME utopili
sic dwaj Eskimosi. Przebywano
dziennie po rs mil. Dnia kwie-
tnia zawrocil Henson i 8 Eskimo
sow.
Dnia 6 kwietnia 1908 dotari
Peary juz tylko W towarzystwie
jednego Eskimosa do bieguna poi
nocnego. Temperature ma biegu-
ME wynosila 80 stopni F. ponizej
zera.
New York, N. Y, IA wrzesnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-14

= Nadeszfa tu depesza datowana
Battle Harbor Labrador (via
Cap Ray N. F.) - wrzeSnia".
Jest mi zupelnie niewiadoma
rzecza, ably Cook oddal swe SIKH
ce Whitney'owi, lub zeby ma po-
kladzie ,,Roosevelta" znajdowaiy
sic jakiekolwiek szkice. Peary".
Telegram ten stoi W zwiazku z
opisywanem swego czasu spotka-
MEM sic DR.. Cooka z Whitney
EN-, mlodym milionerem, ktory ia
ko zapalony mysliwy polowai W
okolicach Etah.
Jemu to, jak rozszerzaja wer-
sye przyjaciele i zwolennicy Coo
ka, n1iaf tenze zostawic Geese
swych notatek i szkicow, ktore
pozniej miaiy sic rzekomo dostat
do rak Peary'ego. Jest to prawdo-
podobnie wymysl podyktowany
zacietrzewieniem, gdyz, jak do
nosilismy DR., Cook zegnajac sic
Whittneyem pozostawil mu tyl-
ko pewne przyrzady, zas szkice
i notatki re soba wzial, Doc bez
Mich Gala podroz ME mialaby maj
mniejszej wartoSci. Whittney'a
zabrai ma pokiad ,,Roosevelta' W
rok potem powracajacy Peary.
New York, N. Y, IA wrzesnia.
- Peary'emu przygotowuja tu
owacye, ale ma razie mic ME Jest
pewne, gdyz niepewny jest ter
min przyjazdu ,,Roosevelta".
Spodziewaja sic, re kohcem bic
zacego tygodnia okret zawinie do
Sydney.
Paryz, IA wrzesnia. - Powsze-
chnie sadzono tn, re chwila u
chwalenia novel taryfy dopoki
ugoda CO do ,,rninimum-maxi-
mum" z Francya ME zostanie "a
warta, re wywoz towarow do Sta
now Zjednoczonych zmniejszy
sic. Tymczasem wprost przeciw-
ME-, gdyz W sierpniu wzrosi wy
woz ten 7e procent. Szczegolnie
wywozi Francya ogromna ilosc
skor.
Saint cyr, IA wrzesnia. Santos
Dumont znany aeronauta francu-
ski dokonal na skutek zakladu z
jednym ze swoich znajomych
wzlotu aeroplanem przy tel spo-
sobnosci pobil rekord Curtisa, -
latajac szybkoscia 55.s mil na
godzine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-14
White Jest zdania, re jedyna

White jest zaanla, re Jeayna
przyczyna nieudalych dotychczas
wypraw do bieguna polnocnego
by}o zle zaprowiantowanie okte-
tow zbyt grotkie obliczanie CA
su trwania podrozy,
New York, N. Y, IA wrzeSnia.
: Starcia miedzy zwolennikami
Peary'ego, a ORA Cooka powta-
rzaja sic coraz czesciej, a dysku-
sye przybieraja charakter coraz
gwaltowniejszy. Ma ogolne pod
niecenie umyslow wplywa MEDIA
lekie przybycie obu wspolzawo-
dnik6w O slave odkrywcow bic
guna p6lnocnego. Dotychczasowe
mniemanie, jakoby oficerowie
marynarki stall wszyscy po stro-
ME Peary'ego, okazuje sic myl-
nem. Admiral Schley chwali w Ii
scie, pisanym do Arctic Club OF
America" takt i pelne godnoSci
zachowanie sic Cooka wobec bez-
potrzebnych i niemadrych napa-
Sci. - B. S. Osbon sekretarz wy
mienionego towarzystwa miai od-
czyt ma temat: Kto odkry} bic
gun p6inocny? Autor odczytu bez
ogr6dek twierdzi, re odkrywca
bieguna Jest DR.. Cook, a Peary
ME bardzo jest W zgodzie praw-
da.
Battle Harbor, Labrador, Ago
wrzesnia. - Nastepujace szcze-
goly wyprawy Peary'ego opowia-
daja czlonkowie zalogi okretu
Roosevelt:
Jedynymi ludzmi, ktorzy dotar-
Ii do bieguna polnocnego byli ko-
mandor Peary Eskimos nazwi-
skiem Eging Wah, Inni podrozni-
cy biali z kazdym dniem usuwali
sic Cd pelnej niewygod podrozy.
Ostatni odstapili Peary'ego Mat
thew Henson 8 Eskimosi. Stalo
sic to ma dzieh pred ostatecz-
nym dotarciem do bieguna.
w Kap Columbia rozdzieliia
sic ekspedycya ma diva oddziaiy.
Jedna pod wodza kap. Roberta
A. Bartletta i Georgia. Borupa
wyruszy}a 81 lutego 1908, druga
zas Pearym dnia 1 marca tego
samego roku. - Obie ekspedycye
spotkaly sic dnia 4 marca. Przez
nastepnych 7 dni ME mog}a eks-
,pedycya posuwac sic naprzod, bo
rzeka przeszkadzala, a przejse lub