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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09

NEWS from OUR NElGHBoRs


evening.
Saturday afternoon there will be a
football game between tho boys of the
Vienna high school and the Anna
thigh school boys.
Congressman r, T Chapman, Mr..
land Mrs. .Georss~ English, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nm. .firissom, Misses Bette
Gates and Kate Thicker left Tuesday
evening to attend the state fair at
Springfield.
Mr.. David Cowan IS St Louis
visitor this week.
Mr., and Mrs. G.. Knykendall are at.
tending the fair at Cape Girardeau.
The NJ. f. Aid Socieyt will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Clara
Galeener.
Iha Cheerful Workers of the Goa
gresationa church met Wednesday
afternoon in the church parlor.
MIR, w. G. Jackson and Miss Edns
d. Balance we're married at thu
home OF the brides parents on Wed
nesday afternoon by IDr. o. H. Clarl
Of the M. f. church.
Rev, +. w. Sears has accepted q
call from the First Christian churcl
at Pontiac, ILL.,, and will remove to
| that place
MIR. Ell Morton is somewhat in
proved. He has been threatened will
blood poison caused from badl,
mashed finger
D. +. w. Rose 40 was kicked b
3 horse the last day of the fair, Is
slowly improving.
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tainment until their train leaves at II
O'clock Mayor Parsons has written
Capt Fowler that there will be prob
ably eight delegates from Cairo.
A letter from Capt Ellison, Of the
Ohio River Improvement Association,
to Mayor Parsons expresses the hene
that the Cairo delegation will join the
Louisville delegation on its special
train for Cincinnati on the 18th inst.
Louisville will send about 200 dele
gates. and it is desired that all the
delegates south OF Louisville shall be
in that city In time to 70 into Cincin-
natl ON the same train.
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DECREASED NET EARNINGS e
or ILLINOIS TRACTION CO

Bloomington, H., Oct. s.The earn
ing statement OF the Illinois Traction
system 70 the mouth of July Just
posted here. shows decrease over
the corresponding month year ago
but showed a fine increase for the
first seven months OF the year, The
gross earnings for July 1909, were
1862. 729, against $3t2.273 The ope,
rating expenses for this year were
s2l5,822. while for the same period
last year they were sla1 $50. showing
a net earning decrease of s4o2G For
the first seven months of this year
the net earnings increased $4,000
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pearl finds. The Rev. ELI Lane of this
city will quit the season with over
$500 to the good The mussel beds
are becoming extinct in many parts
OF the old river and to protect them
from ruthless pearl hunters the legis-
lature passed a law making closed
season. Many diggers have sold
enough shells to pay all expenses and
are ahead on all pearls found. The
button factories are bidding for the
shells and this year are bidding pref.
ty lively for the stuff.
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pADucAH POST OFFICE
Receipts $5,492.01 Greater Last Guar.
ter Than Same Quarter Last
Year--S8o,ooo Yearly.
(News. Democrat

If the postoffice receipts reach $50.
900 at the end Of the fiscal year,
March 30, 1910, the local office will he
advanced from the third to the fourth
division of farst.class postoffices, and
indications are that this sum win he
reached.
The quarter ending September 30
showed gain of $5,492.01 over the
same quarter in 1905 If a gain Of
about $4,000 is made during the next
two quarters, in which will come the
big holiday business, the receipts will
total up $4,000. If they do 1t will
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mean an advance in Postmaster F.
NJ. Fishers salary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
MUSSEl SEASON ENDS
Diggers Along Wabash Have Had Sue.
cessfu! Season--Rev. Eli
$500 Ahead.
Especial from Carmi).

The mussel fishing season has clos
ed in Illinois and operators along the
streams on the Illinois side of the
Wabash river have packed their tents
and are waiting for another season
The tmussel diggers have been sue.
cessful this year IL most instances
and many have made good money in
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
The Bedrock of Success

lies In a clean, clear brain, backed by
indomitable will and resistless ener
~. Such power comes from the splen-
did health that DR.. Kings New Life
pills impart. They vitalize every or
gan and build up brain and bodys D.
\ Harmon, Lizemore, w Va, writes;
They are the best pills ever used I"
25c at all druggists. 49,
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last nfghi.

last night,
The farce comedy The Nutty Fam
lily" will be the matinee Offering today
at go at bargain prices 10 and 20
cents. Tonight complete scenic
production of the sensational comedy
drama Slaves of the Orient" Is an
nounced, when Miss Ewing will wear
An original creation Of the Directoire
gown of last seasons fame
Camille" is announced for matt
zee Sunday afternoon at $50 and
Sunday night the romantic play "A
Daughter of Judea."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09

Theater goera who enjoy good sing
ing and who believe that even in
musical comedy as much attention
should be paid to the singing voices
as to the looks and the dramatic abiE
It's OF the actors, will be well satisfied
with the treat that Florence Gear and
her singing company provide them
hext Monday, Oct ii, at the Cairo
opera house when the merry musical
comedy Fluffy Rufflcs" will be pre-
ertHd. Prices; Is, so, 75c, 81 and
$3.50.
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CAIRO DELEGATES
TO CINCINNATI
IN pADucAH WEDNESDAY MORN
ING GUESTS or CAPT. FoW-
LER--To JOIN LOUISVILLE
" DEEecATIoN 400 STRONG. ya

Capt. Fowler has written the mayor
that he will see, 10 It that the Cairo
delegates are we'll taken care Of
while in that city, entertaining them
mt breakfast on the morning OF tho
18th and providing them with enter
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-10-09
At THE OPERA HOUSE
Ewing Co. in the Nutty Family After
noon and Slaves of the IN
Orient" Tonight.

The Gertrude Ewing company pre-
scented ''Sapho" last night to an ap9I
'preciativc audience.
The vaudeville is a pleasing feature
with the company and again scored
Evening star., 1909-03-03
LEAVE "WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
Star Office. 11th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, leave your adver-
tisenents at any Of the following
Branch Ofiices:
WAIT ADS, i CENT A WORD.
Minimum, IS cents only.
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Nokl NV ESC BRANCdkS:
ioui. B. Ca.tell: Pharmncist. aIoo 1lth st.
Cemmercial Bank Bldg. Postal Telegraph.
1TSisweil's T.s, Drug Store 9TH and T sts 49,.
Epp'v'. Drug Store. 9TH 4tb and and weiiine place.
Gen.ner's Drug Store. Il 18th a and l. sts.
Herb't.s Drug Store. :5th and Pa. ave.
Interior Dept. sth and F. Postal Telegraph.
8: Ksnn. Sons & Co.. Information Bureau.
KIM. Drus Store. 18th and I sts.
National Hotel. Postal TELEGRAPH.
rortman.: Pharmacy. 14th and R. I. ave.
Roland wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
Onion Station. Postal Telegraph
United States Capitol. Postal Telegraph.
Ewin Yarnold. 14th and Monroe SITS. NV.
We Wsoodward Iothrop. snperintendent'. desk.
1$ss Esss c.nn:stlest ave- Postal Jo1 telegraph.
GEORGETOwN:
O'nounelrs Drug Store. Rcd and NJ SITS.
0'Donneli's Drug Store. 32d and P sts.
Pride's Pharmacy. csth and sts.
NORTHEAST:
= EutIer,s rharmacy: 4th and Stanton Fl, ne.
p X. Richardson 4 Co.. n. Cap. and p SITS.
Kenealy's Pharmacy y. Capitol and sts.
G L Krausc. 9th and X SITS. ne.
Mooradin's Pharmacy. 18th and Fl sits. ne.
Ieatman. ID. A.. Pharmacy 7th and II ne.
SOUTHEAST:
Hradley,s Drug Store. 9Th and z SITS. Sc.
uDonne1ls Drug Store, I'd and Pa. ave. Sc.
u. 3 Fealy. Druggist. 11th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
dlfh st. Wharf. Postal Telegraph Omce.
SSni,s SSiii,su's Drug Store; 9TH and D SITS. sw.
Cnarles 5. Walter. 9O1 ~ st. s.w.
ANACOSTIA:
c. G. Lohr, 25 Monroe st.
TENLEYTOwN. d. O.:
George P. Parton Druggist Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1909-03-03

WANTED BDOKkFEPERS, STENOGRA-
uherS. teiegraphcrs bankers IN the I.
states in which Jno. +. Draughon'S - colleges
are located indor>e these business colleges than
iniorse all others. If want evidence and
want rise the SlU-n-day class. ask for
fr,c csi.lo:Ee: lessons by mail IL preferred.
DEAiG HONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LFGF, 1917 y. y. ave. NV. mhc-5t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

ASK YOUR DEALER FOR STAG vARNlSH
stain for floors. furniture durability and appear
ance: light oak. mahogany. walnut. dark "sk'
cherry. golden oak, rosewood, green antique.
Inh2-y0t
As SOON AS YOU FILL YOUR ROOMS NoIi-
fy us: visitors you can't accommodate send 10
have WASH INFORWi iTIOS AND LISTING
BUREAU. 600 ". l.. and T. bldg. 900 I, st
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CATERING.

GRAY BRO. CATERERS AND ICE CREAM
manufacturers, 1906 ct. NV. Phone y.
4O65 Y. We prepared to serve all social
functions with salads, oysters. croquettes ter
rapin. sandwiches, ice cream and Ices. in any
quantity. on short notice. 4 trial order will
prove our excellent service. 5aIO-oOt
Evening star., 1909-03-03

TO RENT AND WANT
them NOW. TO supply my large waiting list
Have best facilities for securing good. reliable
and responsible tenants. What have you idle?
EDWARD +. SCHWARTZ. GA st. NV.
Phone 81 62lO. feo8-tf
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED - SIS WEEK SURE ALL YEAR:
hIlstlers make more: Jenkins. Kan. averaged
$13 week first seven weeks: experience:
cvery wife buys: millions needed. Write now
Toledo. OHIO.
WANTED-.Nse PROFIT; EXCITING BUSI-
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x1Sl in two days: never falls below $40 day; ;
no deposit required. Write for county terri
tory. FIRE APPLIANCE SALES CO.. Toledo
Ohio.
WASTED-SELL FLAMING POCKET CIGAR
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COHOL APPLIANCE EXCHANGE. 14l7 F.
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MALE OF YENALE.

WANTED BOYS AND GIRLS.
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We require the services Of u number
81 brighr boys and girls. 10 years Of
sRc and over. FOR positions as bundle
wrappers.
Rapid promotion to those who take
an interest in their work Permanent
positions.
Apply immediately. NH .
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BOARDING.

FOR RENT DESIRABLE ROOMS IN THE
Evening Star building.
st. front: price. S21. so
Room 81. size 1J12x23, 4 large windows:
~ I'' Scc.OV
Room $40. size 13l.x17, = large windows nth
st: front. directly in front of elevator:
Apply MANAGER, Star bldg, 18th and Ia. ave.
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Evening star., 1909-03-03

$40. Forest Glen. Md. lcr
$40. The Brunswick, 4r
$40. The Cambridge. 5r
sSS.10. 1927 Ore av.lOr
$37. so. The Landmore ST
$3.50. 1883 9TH NV. l0f
$3.50. The Phoenix. Or
$35. Co. .lnl4 I'D NV. ar
ThofEarlingtop, 8. 4. 3r
$25. .432 9th NV. hall
$40. 90. $40 o NV, ar
&32. 30. Montgomery. 4r
sac. 20. .1OI3 Goth NV. Or
$32. so. 1888 T nv. Sr
$3O.5O. 1916 18th nv. 1r
$1,000. :. III Sd NV, Or
500 so. 1907 y Cap, T
$40. The Milton. 4r
$50. 1861, 14th NV. Or
$40. .3N4 1Ith NV. sto
&2O. 432 9th NV. hal,
$3.50. .523 y ] av NV, ,7r
$3.50. Montgomery. 4r
$3.50. .f765 wrd nw .6r
S27. 10. 1914 Ingleside. Tor
$25. so. 1916 9th NV, 1r
3.5O.5I0 Shepherd. sr
500. .2222S Decatur. Hr
$25. ....SG3 9th NV, 2r
$25. :. 1910 u NV. Or
S25. 32d st. sta. dwg
$2.. .53a Quincy NV. 7r
S@. SO Fla AZ nv, cr
$23. 30. 20 K ne. 6r
SO. 30. .1729 1Ith NV. Rr
$3.50. .4O4 Shepherd, CIR
S2l. so. .621 9TH ne, 6r
500. so. .541& 9th NV. ar
SO. 1871, Sth nv. 81
$3.50. .43S r av NV. .6r
Sl5. 30. .3O6 Mclean. 6r
SIS. -. 1903 9th NV, 2r
sl4. 81. .433 10th sw. Or
$12.50. $40 G ne. Ar
$3.50. 2:3;3 18th ne,stOre
Sl2. 400 5th NV. once
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so. 60 NJ Sc, Ar
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'perty for rent send for
bulletin.
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n NJ
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GILDERS.

ALL KINDS OF PICTURE FRAME AND FUR.
niture work done; also restoring oil paintings 4
engravings; drop postal. OTTO BOROH ARD.
ING. 9216 y. Y. ave. NV. AL work suarantesl.
de3l-9Ot4
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WANTED-HELp.
One cent . word for ID words.
WAVE

BIG HIT FOR STREET MEN.
Inauguration day speciality. Roosevelt will
BE- extensively advertised in all Of the Wush-
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March and In all Of the leading cities of the
United States. Visitors will have keen In
terest IN Roosevelt Big opportunity for
capable street men to make profits. Call at
cc1 st. NV, r. A. SAWYER, 8 an to 6
pm, March }.
Evening star., 1909-03-03
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

CLASSES FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN; IN.
struction in fencing. boxing. wrestling and
dancing. Physical culture for those In Q run.
down condition. Instructions Tor both sexes.
Select. PHYSICAL CULTURE INST,
Phone NJ. 5S29-Y. 1913 New York ave.
fe13-80t-6
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HOUSES. 1911 i4th Sc. Or. b. 10. 40
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517 Cap 1Or b. $3.50 3O7 18th Sc. sr. b. Is. so
S21 & av Sc. lOr bio 81 I4IS II ne. Or. b..I ~
3I7 Cap. 1Or b 81 30 124O 1lth Sc. Or. b. $50
I3S Ky sc Sr b. .26aO 2tD6 Sc. Or. $50
80 A ne. Or. b. rs ~ 1910 Kramer NJ Or so
244 Sth ne. 7r b. .c.50 FLATS.
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2lO Ny Sc. 6r. h. - 30 S02 r 5r h. DO. 10
1@I4 G av ne .6r b2222 20 1334 Mass ave So. or.
1O4 3d Sc. 6r. h. 1850 ..............1.i0 u .i0
311 ne. 1r. h. 10 30 6o1 G So. 5r. b.. Ia. 10
1441 Sc. 6r b. 1880 coo Pa So, 5r, bic. 90
54j 14th Sc. 6r. h. 1870
APARTMENTS.
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$50. .72S 18th NV. store
$50. Sunset Cottage.
Md. 5rI
SI:11. .5O.S17 I4th NV, "a
s125. 1881 18th NV. i9r
S1OO. .1Scj Gath NV. .2r
500. 1910 q NV. l0r
S1W. 1909 Il NV. house
$50. The Milton. or. fur
S75. 1929 10th NV. .1Or, fur
SIS. ..1020 nth NV, Tor
SIS. .1729 Q NV. i0r
$75. AZ Pa av NV. sto
$65. .10l1 y II av NV. .l2r
$50. 80. 1924 l4th nw.1lr.
$50. ...lSl1 Adams Mill
road, Tor
$50. 1869 cath NV. Tor.
SEQ. .l6.5 14th NV. :2r
500. :. 1OGO 22d nv, Tor
S55. 80. 1926 v NV. 12rI
SS5. .l1S4 Col I'd NV. 1Or
$50. The Westover. 6r
$50. The Wyoming, 5r
81. 1908 q nv, 5r
$51. cOS Ind av NV. llr.
$50. 20. 1929 X NV. 11r!
s50.&. .o213 Wash cir. Or
$50. 60. .1O16 ODD NV. Or
$50. 60. 200 y Law NV. Or
$50. .2505 Champlain av
NV, Tor
$50. 500 T NV. i1r|
$50. .3117 18th NV. Or
$50. HAS Kilb'ne NV. Tor
$50. .3O12 18th NV. l3r
S4S. %. 1921 X NV. Tor
S45. 90. 1909 \ II av. Tor
$3.50. 1905 9th nw.1Or
SiJ.65. 1923 18th NV. Or
$3.50. 1905 \ II nv. .lOr
$&. .S16l 18th NV, Or
$4S. The Victoria. 5r
$3.50. The Victoria, Or
f4l. .05.. .S2l 18th NV, Or
5 473 Mo nv NV. l6r
s4o.Gc.11S F. NV. 13r
$40. .65. .22l1 Wash cl.1Or
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STORAGE.

AS A SPECIAL INDICTMENT WE WILL RE-
fund 5Oeo Of regular hauling charges on
all goods placed on storage with prior to
April 1. 1909
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FOR RENT-1717 WILLARD ST; 2 ROOMS
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23

The expedition was equipped at
Gloucester. Mass All was ready on the
evening Of July 8. 1907. ASHORE boys
were testing their fireworks for tho NOR
row of celebration. bur abosrd. as our
vessel. the John X. Bradley withdrew
from the pier. all was quiet There were
40 visiting crowds of curiosity. seekers
not footing of whistles sisnallcd our de-
,nrturc,
An Arctic expedition bad been born
sithou, the usual public bombast. There
was. indeed, no excuse for clamor Neither
lbe help of the government nor the con-
sributlons of private individual had
been sought The project was quietly
given life aud its expenses were paid oy
Iohn z. Bradley It's destiny Was shn ped
~ the writer.
Mr.. Bradley was interested in game
animals of the North | was interested
IN the game Of tho polar quest. For tue
time being the business concerned us oplN.
If the venture proved successful there
would he time enough TO raise tho banner
Of victory. II il failed none had tbs
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nc other man in hc tribe with tw,

ono other man in the tribe with two
wives,
Women were rather scarce. Several
marringcghlc men were forced 10 forcgo
tho advantage Of married life because
there were not enough wives for all By
mutual agreement Sevcrnl mon had eN-
changed wives; IN other cases women had
chosen other partners. and The changes
wcrc made seemingly 10 The advantage OF
all for no regrets were expressed
With no l3T. 10 literature and no fixed
custom TO tastcn the matrimonial bond.
these simple but Intelligent people control
their destinjcS with remarkable success.
There was mn average Of three fat
clever children for each family. the Young
cst. rs rule. resting in n pocket ou the
mothers back
Dwellings OF the E~kirnos.
The tent had a raised platform, upon
which all slept The edge of this made
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burned, with moss os a wick. Over til,
was driving rack, ana there was Other
furniture
The dress of furS gave the Eskimos
= look OF savage feicencss which their
kindly faces and easy temperament did
sor warrant
On board the yacht there had been busy
days of barter FurS and ivory had been
gathered in heaps in exchange for guns
knives and needles Every seaman. from
ca bin BOY TO captain. had suddenly got
rich m the gamble of trade for priced blue
FOX skins and nurwahi tuSks.
The EsklmoS wcrc equally clated with
their end of tho bargain For beautiful
fox skin. of less use TO the native than
a dog pct, he had secured pocket knife
that would serve him half lifetime
A woman had exchanged heT fur pants,
worth hundred dollars. for rcd pocket
handkerchief, win wnicn she would dec
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,ABLL coMrAa1s sYs7rMl

HERALD BUREAU. |
No ~ AYESUE DE L'OFERA, !
POFIa
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mcrited abuse which usr-i.y ..u.. .a tho
returning polar traveller
As We headed for tho boreal wilds and
ploushcd with satisfying force the chilled
northern waters. there wns time 20 ra.
examine the equipment and review
prospective contingencies of the campaign
In brief month all had been nrepa -cd
for the peculiar mission We had pur-
chased strong Gloucester Sshipe
Schooner. fitted with n motor. covered for
ice and loaded down with suitable SUD.
plies for prolonged period
One morning the bold cliffs Of Cane
York were dirnly outlined in ;S5 G-.y
mist which screened the land. y storm
bad carried 20 much Zee against tbc
coast that ucsr approach WAS impossi.
bIc. nnd continued winds lopt MP q seq.
which made it equally q difficulty 10 Land
on tho ice.
t Nortb Star Ray.
Though anxious 10 meet t6c natives M
tCopc York. We were forced to rua eal
set 8 course Coz tine nest village. NJ Nor;h
Star Bay At noou the sooty clouds sem
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A 10
IN the Shetland Islands, Wednesday September the pulse stir
frost had succeeded reaching North Pole public
with avidty detail of his wonderful narrative of suffering
endured that mankind
by the annals of his successful fight the of the world
Herald readers proud that the explorer had found
land They marveed when told Of and rosbes
day. shiveed they how dog
might survive and accompanied him the beyond
where life is where he felt the maddenng influence
ice until after incredible efforts he reached the the
American flag tin tube the shifting of
parae to his words "Amid endless field purple
where there neither life
Eskimos were the only living
1t is worthy of that
pole were like those of DR. Cook Disappointing There
had pierced the bOrea When his
through the Herald the world thrilled narration him
discoverer
A Test of Truth.
But few newspapers parsans another Arctic
prise denied its truth although they accept question
equally marvellous furnished Robert
Peary These critics said could make
beyond the elgheh parallel But Commander Pa
than that
They dancing mirases turned things
coroboating alsiou
the atmospheric udes
by the dused light which seemed to from ali
to get the news and print first cannot overlook the fact
Commander Peary Notwithstanding his protests
against Cook many vital truth of the
Brooklyn explorers narrative
Other critics have declared that Dr. unprepared
whereas facts furnished by his hacker and friend
expedition carefully planned
necessities of polar exploration
With this brief the Herald presents
Cooks remarkable of
while prisoner the ice continue ITS
publication chapters alternate days placing
which, in his the that will
that he preceded Commander Pcary the and
is therefore the discoverer OF the North Pole.
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Copyright 1909. BY the New York Herald Company
Registered COPYRIGHT Nc+
Copyright in Mexico under the laws of the Republic
All Rights Reserved
FIRST INSTALMENT
The Conquest Of the Pole
By DR.. Frederick A. Cook
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Outfltting for the Dash
from the John r. Bradley,
BaTtering rvith ESkin1os
'Story OF an Arctic Expedition That Was Born With
out bombast OR Clamor-No Government Help
l. or Private Contributions Asked or Sought.
EQUIPMENT is THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED
AS YACHT HEADS FOR THE BOREAL WlLDS
Then Comes the lce Piled the Shores OF Cape York. and
the Expedition Is Compelled to Turn and Set a
Course for the Next Village at North Star Bay
HOME LIFE OF THE ESKIMO QUANTITY DESCRIBED
HOME LIFE OF THE ESKIMO QUANTITY DESCRIBED
Two Ions OF Bubber from Waru Herd Are Turned Over
to the Eskimo Allies, While Roast Elder Duck Is
Delicate Dish for the Explorer and His Party.
k Herald Company.

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