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Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

wins apparentIs III ALWAYS WORE A
driest works lie SHAWL isboohs-
Is not u stflisi In fact. he bewails
the difficulty he always had In hitting
an the best expression OF what he had
f. sa1 He succeeds Ia being clear and
impressive In his descent Of Nun
aud Variation In Relation to Sex. the
Expression Of the Emotions Ia Man
aud Animals. and the @IuSectivurous
Plants there Is a wealth Of strange
material which II would be we'll for
the dissipnttsi novel reader tn explore
between his md her heflen spasms=
\ hundred years ago this epoch
marking man ~ science VAS born. and
nifty eears ase his hook saw the light
sutsin Of hnrNin.S contemporaries
Whose eeHteH8rias are Ia bs celebrated
ar remembered were horn with a gold
spoonful 81 what Is at q senias IN
fla'lf hfain faHs 1he hlid ~ their
ease VIZ father e, fAP Ha8 fhe halo
adorned thczH lte3ds lram the eradle.
netafillus t. the fusd memories - tie
nursery Tho aeeraer lad isa tlt dis
tfeafteff' n HaiHF his fingers are
not st4shea ~ theY fitHbiiY Erope
where The rIua n glory should b,.
Let him read lhe history Of the inve.
nile ilstrn tatiy md mind ard AZ
he GREW FIR p taf ttstouth and from
Youth 10 manhcod 1t Will he snrer
tuiie titan any that comes III bottles
Here T. an unnronlSiug boy soil
tars. an ungninlY form, duh brain.
secs an good Ia schooling forgets all
j. taught hun takes his ewH unproia-
Using course and 50 drifts along till
the lucky hour comes thai flashes Into
activity The dormant quality that
turks Ia every one ~ rs. but too often
dies fof want II the magic touch Of
opportunity parWins tomb In West
minister abbey is the rightful due of
rarely great life II toll In pain. work
man whose model motto was Its
tiageesi i does IL
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Chiefly a Male Fad.

III. il noted also that tie business Of
food reform has been confined prineF
Dally to the male side of humanity
The women have not committed them
selves to it with the eagerness with
which they embrace most tads- In
tie matter Of tiict women are the
great conservative force. Perhaps it
is because they are compelled by cir
eumstanees 3 see 80 much Of food taat
fheYare 50 Indifferent TO get rid Of
me whole tiresome subject is The chief
form OF relaxation TINT many Of them
SEEK 1t would he IN absurdiiy 10 ex.
pect women 10 take the lead in re
forming the national Diet. Tie fact Is
thar very few women caro- for food Is
food When it i for themselves IL
quite siugnIarly fails to interest them.
Their busiuess-it wouldn't be quite
correct to call 1t their PLEASURES to
prepare II for consumption. Really
refined women seem never to know eN-
aetly " hat they are eating Single
women living by themselves praetical-
ly do not eat at all These latter are
the ones who become food reformers.
and they are so In order that they may
forswear eating aitogeih her
When a married waman turns food
reformer ii may be set down as fact
that her domestic life Is not happy
one. nor will her conversion tend te
make II less tleleetahle The average
married WOMAN il wise enough 10
know all this Il IS not fro-1 TIE ranks
Of the married women hat The femi-
nine food rcforncrs come They are
recruited for the most part from sin
gle women Who eare - little ahoaf
fepd thaf lines are quite really + *
rerimGuf with IL
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

given me. and am recommending II
10 ali nv friends Mrs ". ;. FORD
1898 I.ansdowne ST.. Baltimore. Md;
The most successful remedy IN TINS
country for the cure of all forms OF
female complaints is Lydia f. PINK NIX.
hams Vegetable Compound. II mas
stood the test of years and To-Day Is
more widely and successfully USED 1hah
any other female remedy. 1t has cured ,
thousands of women who have been
troubled with displaeements. infiam-
nation. liberation. fibroid tumors, II
reguiarities. periodic pains. backache,
that bearing-do feeling, fatuiency,
indigestion. and nervous prostraaoh,
after ali other means had failed.
If youare suffering from any OF these
ailments. don't give up hope until You
have given Lydia f. Pinkham' 5 Nege-
table Compound trial.
II YOU would like special advice
write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass, for il. she has guided
thousands to health, free Oh
charge.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
t4ororsd by a Queen.

IN AmeEis.s ia atfl. Aar-el ,iin K, h2
besen pecestias meeA Alteration ut tho
court Of Elzaheth of Reunauia. the
taleu,ed Casaien sylvia. Mss GHek Is
the daughter r ialnes Fraser tfluck
aud granddaughter nj charles Melleu
Tyler. pnafeSS.H emeritus at Cornell
university Six years aga the pFincl
pal ~ the Conservatory II Mus.e a
Ithaca discovered aaleug his pupils u
yeung girl Who showed remarNahte
ability a. eolinist That year she
wnn the xlella scholarship and Wa
sent 10 Prague 10 study with the eele
hratest bohemian vlrtmaso and teacher
Sevvik After completing her course At
Prague Mss esllgck sleyid,A 10 ~ To
Roofnania on concert tour before n
rnFninS 20 America The queen was
present n her concert AZ Bucharest
md vas - delighted with the Young
Ansy.rs.an TIA, she SanShi an introlns~
tion ard ne anee nreeSsessel - show her
admiration ant friendship III q variety
~ NaNS
MARCIA WILLIS CAMPBELL
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
oklahOma Woman Fruit Farusr.

Mrs kaie o.f}fieii Is emitted Ia the
honor VI being recognized as oklaso.
na : muSi successful wofnan farmer
The proprietor Of ma estate II many
hundreds Of acres rear Russet. ia that
uew state. she manages her extensive
business rs prohtahlN as Il She we're a
mar BESIDES being one of the largest
stock raiser~ ia the state she i deHot
ing great tleal Of attention 10 the
Raising Il fruit 1t present her fruit
farm eont1iuS Ia aef,,s of apple ors
charts lisl aeH,'s are atyated 10 peach
raisius. ana Haye thaa dffy ares arr
allotted % SMALL fruit rsaa a eAasls.
at.ss. IL sttzse lssrtisss Mrs aRHen nude
o8s,s ssssa th,, i1eessfit stiisan. She is =
eIslesu- Of tie lilekaStW Nation h-iue
esees.ehsh tuaisu and seven lsIfhs
IRISH
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Woman Owner Of a Glacier.

Nj NARY +. iian Win re. euais
INIT II sisif to 4zka u seafctt Of y
promising mIAiae elaln haS the dis
IznEGiun 81 helas=tne aest person VII.
las eyer stahed eHt a mining property
on II / l.lEier II aids q "a i deaf a
The novelty Of fsH an Ilrss ia siafe
t3iti ihe elaeief WIS sela in motion
IA llsn elailu= e-lsAst=zkea= fhis
flie ARA summer ID nine wears taa
passengers - HE Hz8f 70 Fla, Hitae5
xio4aliea have he,.H abb 10 iHasr q
tardiHg "a Muir gia#ifF neaf Skas
WY When Mrs fzarf pased taa
My tbe .lasitr WIS ,eisslaere
from f.. he her i5ae of atlrsaflz
nlueel her u step azhaee trseae9 sssf-s
Is aud st5ife=agft= "a dunn TN f'l#. sJIH
uIoSing fasFss &c L. AID dehfl
Hart has made several rips @ Nf1SS
having gone there from Los Na.els#
Gal=Zto supt7i4tead fht=N9s II IL
eeloning several claims belonging y
her
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

FOOD REFORM.
Nos. Married Women Do Not Interest
Themselves In II.

Themselves In II.
There seems to D. no letup Ln the
matter Of food reform. and We are
having yeritabIe ogfpouring % indi-
sidual views and experiences Oh the
subject Even the doctors. most con.
serraiiee q men. hare caught he II
feetion AID are prescribing granose
brum5se. nafiose and al those queer
booking "a dusty and blettlng rapeFf
sort Of things that seem 70 suggest the
reed Of a tastpan. bat ara really don't
ron know. .lle Tery thing your over
worked and y eakenetl digestive system
mas BE- requiring
These are the days when the ad
Yaneea diet refermers are beastihs
thar they are lfving-aBd living well.
mind you-on sixpeuee day hey
make their breakfast OF a cup Of pat
enf Diet food. lunch On nut meat o
two and dine on a eoncoetion OF Vege-
table Juices. with banana perhaps for
a Jolly and acceptable dessert These
are the estitnabie folk Who hurry past
a butchers shop with aVefied faces
and a look 81 profound disgust There
are not a great many Of them. but they
are very radical Such are the Haigiifs.
the Fleteherites. the Eustace Miiesians
and the disciples Of dozen other mod
cru food reformers. The simon pure
Haiglte turns faint II he sees you eat
ing pea. the Fiefcherite wants You e
chew CA mouthful until nothing re.
mains and 70 be satisfied With that
and as for the Eustace Miiesian. be
simply plties you II he discovers You
eating anything you really like.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

trouble IAeee IS no forsa Of maseu
llAe t3Elss tact is iHaee wearing than
ihr f5uiuia, q aU.sfiaa II shopping
II q Mal were compelled 10 engage in
It he would iiaa il necessary when The
hour eaHe neaa4 Il incorporate with
TIE assistance Of a Is..sUrely. satisfy
iag laeh How IS 1t With "A Woman
Thrown back On stler eNu gastronomic
TASTES aud ideas. with no man 10 in
fleeRee her size rtiSt,S into quick
lgaeh roon Ia the Immediate vicinity.
selects something that Is neither ap-
l'ctirins nor restorative and nibbles
with evident regret that she Is losing
,ims n the business
This fehielne hack Of interest in food
reform l. not difficult matter 10 ex.
plain AE$eut tNe=thirtlS II the aver
age woman's life Is given up 10 some
"ne OF other Of the endless branches Of
the feed question Her whole exist.
tnet strctehss down an endless vista
~ meats II i certainly an appalling
thought that Most women know pre-
ei>ely What they arr going 10 eat teiay
and very hkey toulorrow The burden
of that knowledge would crush the
afe-ase Easn + Is - much ~ yoke
70 her ,hat. lise the patient OK. she
never thinks " reform
SHIRLEY PREESr
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

Ladies' quartet. 81 organization whieb
made an excellent reputation for i'self
In the American musical world. Later
Airs Davis was saiai=f ia uify ehur b
and her beautiful singing attracted
lIltHs. admirers sfit.r=hef .snarriaee
Ars Davis retired from choir eerk
md devoted her If for awhile II an
enterprise vi nescd 60 H. highly
81 eessfui 4tHV the 9naseslsa
II sci s,s Il eltsl linmeafs ealle
.Cfadie soegs II AIny Nations, II
With 3 h,4ol ell irau were trained 10
sing Juvenile SUITS Mrs Davis IT
fanefd aad even tatn,azed the must
for these performances The effort wa
Ia eitrd with - much fnyor that tie
songs were collected aud published and
have had n wide sale II nj parts al
lie world SIM. then Mrs. Davis IN
allie Christians Songs aud "Singin.
Rhymes aud flames Ia her list. Iief
tirst novel II tale ii southern Italy
allied The runehiHelos
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Trolley Time Table
The Consolidated Railway Co
charge.

Time given Tor ears leaving Front ana
Man Street
Leave Putnam for Worcester and intermedi-
ate stop. at s5d7. 900, .7.55 a. m, and hourly
until s.55 p. IN. Leave Worcester tC ~
HalD at els NJ, and lourly until s.l5 p. Il
Time hours and 20 minutes; fare 10 cents.
Leave Putnam for Webster aud intermediate
stops 81 I'LL, % OF a. M, = 81 a. NJ, and
then hourly until 955 pm. Returning, leave
Webster at 6.l0- a. m. a. a. M. and hourly
until lo.45 ?. u Fare 20 cents
Leave Putnam for Dsyville and inse rmediate
stops AT x6.35 a N. and hourly thereafter unit
Il 35 p. N. Returning, Leave Dayville al
800, a.4h &. N. 610 a. m. pa.vie car
house. rs M. and hourly until 10 ?
D. IN. Fare 10 cents.
Leave Putnam for t,anielson At x6.35 a. H.
then hour Is mil 1885 p. ~. Returning leave
Banieison n 10 a.. IN. and then hourly unit
until 1910 p. N. Fare - cents.
Leave Putnam for Central Village and inter.
mediate stops At N6.S5 a. hourly untIl
935 p. N. Returning, leave Central VILLAGE
a 80 Is a. tii.. n u. r., hourly thereatte Until
9 ~ p. M. Fafe . cents. All cars eenneet
at Central Village for Moosup. Fare cents
Leave Nafsieh for Putsam ri 6 Is q. m, and
houll. anti 5. a p. u, Fare - cents.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

"a the right thing If you have IN.
sal Gatarlh. Get sklyss Cream Balm
At afae~. hen touch the eataFFh pow
ierS and ~nags. for they contain
cseaine. EtysS tneam Rain releases
the >eefetieas that tnffame the nasal
l,;t~>ssee> and the throat. twhsseas me-
diesne~ made with mercury merely siry
up The Secrelions and leave N0a nc
hegter Than Yea We're. In wuFt
Eis'S t'Fyam Rslna Is = eai Fenlesfy,
moi \ gielnSsen All druggists. ~ cents,
OF maits,i hs Ely BrotheFs, . Warren
Street, New York.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

From tie fields of music and the Iee-
ture platform # Is lsai step 70 liter
allure. ard Mrs. katherine Waliaee "a
va who has been Identified for MANI
years With musical affairs and WON
ans club work in chicago. has recent
Is taken il. Mrs Davis made her nrs'
pubic appearance as a singer. being
the soprano IN the historic Chicago
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
r,er, voman Vii Be Interested.

If vea hsts pAln> in the back rims
NNs4aHS is. fKN Mother taf8XsS Aus.
tfaHau lea8 Ii i safe and never
failing regulator At Druggists 0r By
m4li a cts Sample package FREE.
Asidress, The Mother cray 80. Ise-
lsaX. \ -
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

Accidents viii happen, bat the fS-st-
regulated families keep lsF. Thomas
kleettss tasl for such emergencies. tt
seusiaes the p&la and heals The hurts
A healthy msn i king tn his own
rlxhi an unhealthy naan ! al ua-
happy slave, kArViack Rioof Rilfers
builds up sound health--keers YOU
well.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

fT0Ul II e : a 10
ties. terrible dra g
ging sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that all
gone feeling in my
stomach. | had
given up hope OF
ever being well
when / began TO
take / ydia f. Pink
hams egetable
Compound. hen
| felt as though
new life had been
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
the PUTNAM PATRIOT February 70 1909

u dinner. asssi sssss.ss. 49, -
diners. sagfae. n visitors were there
II am an old wom8n Row ana Elhst
Ieat4 with the laaies re al@ as
SIRE n shawl lsgoesfz ard haf lined
rlnft boots 10 slip o*er BIS indoor
ats,aa FIR walk = ben intent On
s.,t,s.ss hing II hIs work he would pun
IN bls coat. though very subject %
shg4s He s3ayed f.0 games u laf :.
cannon wish his wife after dinner
alta great Eusio-
efe5sa ua ineaied that the nature
and lsug continuance - his labers had
ft,rslaa Ais .4iBd into = machine Tor
erinalsle general Laws ont u endless
collect lslIl4 Il facts The minuiesf de-
TAT vas as ImsariaHf . large fisR
Ia Il book vas + fiBal abstract 9f nd-
tneraus So riier abstracts lie Away >
Bod seeerai distinct subjects IL hand
n he Same time. which be- sgsteina-
lied his owu way III about ferty iafse
portfolios He made rule Il joiting
down a fllm2ff 81 the iHsEasit and
piaeIsg # whore II lHssiohRed- iliis IN
III aIes bl. metBedleal habit aud bis
slaW aud sure way IF ir.siifz
Evsn fiji braifh had 81 eempenSa
hon - aoaah # has anni'3iiafea sey.
eral scars II mf life II has saved ne
fram he distractions ~ society and ia
anu .ste#lt lie lan. he'd Al ne high
sSea TAX 4 artists - II art were
something sacred Ills library WIS for
use. u0T sl5sH. aHd his Kprz WeHt 'n
s.eea daes - The seek The village
pars9u Wa4an almost daily visitor. but
D4rwi1 couisf ~, return his calls n
church. Witeti to 8enfHrssi there IL
1871 aa the -. easian Of lii daughter $
-. L.. - ..--.----..l--a. VIII u. =
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
of Genius 1909
Centenary
By Oliver Leigh n
Copyngiht. 1909. BY TIE
Amencan Pres Association

eoferer Il the lhe,ry. ne vfisbea again
70 state the facts clearly and iinniis
The idea 81 natural seletfien. -
Survival If the fiftesf occurred 10
both Darwin and himself lnaefrend-
entity. But shat Is often forgotten Il
that II occurred to Darwin IN iseEs
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
" "A OF Gil
HeHI0w
Darwin vas

- - = - -
III euHl8 ~
Darwin WAS
heBofel with al
l5tfJtmt5oB t. Join
the government
exp as ION being
planned To- sail Oh
II d Beagle
ms naturalist Il
WIS iHeIe the
- 81 IL three 81
I0ur years on = j
puklfii fesearc hes,
and iinre war 81
be no salary
l@rSlil NO ID
.iurr he cap
tain quarters
aud The shin :
far ou this ies
hnItss a fact ol
great aigiiiiit litiee.
generally
nov II til
toAI HonId is
cal siiaHs.,l Of al
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

ertlnii md srruin
lie ri
Ell ErsHAfrs Z
af the einir
aud Village is.ils
At
hi
ND @i
with the rt
lif
Aif4i aud cen
crate ltw ~
w ny 'fid
yon bea8 got
az this -
rhat died
April
and wax buried
IN " min t.4
ulii@Y ir ZMa
iHtt42 HiH liz
lilef palil,ear,t
7 lie iienMIe len
=filit1rf atlefZwti
finel=iliaii9 fasef
uniting pages In
soille of bar.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Ii Nea are Triiie Sensitive

.Ahant the sise II year shue>, its some
satisfaction u know that many people
can wear ~ttSs a siNe smaller bN spElns
king Alien FaAl. Ease into them
1fgSt the thing fogitsatenl cal her>taoe>.
ana breaking Ia NeM ~Ases Sid eN-
vfN hsuc, @4c ~
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

Harsh physics reset, weSken the
bowels. cause chronic constipation.
poan's Reguiets operate easily. tone
the stomach. cure constipation. &c.
Ask yoar druggist for them.
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Putnam and Providence

Leave Putnam for Providence and way points
at 6.S5 a. N. changing at Elmville on cars OF
the Providence aud Danielson Railway, leaving
EimyiIie at $40 and So "a. NJ. and hourly
thereafter to and including IL m. Return
ing, leave Market Square, Providence, at 5.45
a m. and hourly thereafter TO 3.i5 r. m, Their
5.45 p. IN. Fare Is cents.
sDoes not run Sundays.
tSundsys. one hour later.
xSundsys, hours later.
All southbound ears connect al Central Vii
lage with ears tor Moosup
This table subject to change without notice
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
optHH EanSsieer#

Lave 9og ever questioned Il maf
red WoHau is 10 Whist size afc for lger
Iunehssua an one Of her shennius eNpe=
diiionss The revelation. If soa sue
eeel IN Sc aEfns II. zAal De worth the
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
AFTER
FOURYEARS
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound

baltimore. Nd. =" For four EtdIs
my life vas a misery to me. 1 suHerea
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19
Putnam Mail Service
PosT oFficE OPEN

1909.
posi- OFFICE OPEN
From $50 = N. 70 p. m
sapdsys.from $50 10 go a. m. The lohb, .,u
remain o9en to Lock Box holders until h =
HolrlaYs from $50 a-n,. to u N. s. 30 TO -
Carrier. window open Sundays from $50 =
s.3e.
MONEY ORDER DIVISION
Open ftom a. n. 70 8 P NJ, closed on Sun.
d4ys and Legal Holidays.
Registry Division open during Office hours
DELIVERIES
Bv CITY Carriers Daily, tSundays ara
Holidays ereepted) At $50 a. m. and 10
m; aud IL O5 a. N. in the Business Sec,;or
One delivery bx City Carriers on HOLIDAYS
selections and Be.pafches
From the Street Letter Boxes, tSundays and
Holidays exeepted.1
RESIDENTIAL SECTION
Collections. Dispatches
s.l5 to 40 a. ~. mail despatched at 40 a. N.
$50 to 6. 80 a. M. :. 4" 1918
FK. NT AND rLw STREET BOX
e.l5 a. M, mail despatched at 7le a. m.
1000 a. ~. - 1910
lid a. M, II 10 -
$50 a. m. 3.35 p. n
RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
Routes No. IL. and
Rural Carriers leave daily, Sundays and Holi.
DAYS excepted ats. l0a m return at $40 D. m,
Mailahle matter, weighing 4 pounds or less
sent by Rural Carriers must be prepaid by
stamps affixed.
MAILS OPEN FROM
Boston. New York, Hartford and all poin,
north, east, south and ives. at Sis a. m.
Boston, SIS. l0.45 a. M, 3.45, 6 05 p. N.
Danielson. SIS. II m., 3.45 p. m.
Norwich. 5 Is, Ii a. m, 3.45, sos p. m.
Hartford, s I. II a. M. 40, 6.45 p. m.
New York, sl5, IL 4. M. 40, Gas, p. N
Worcester. SIS 3. m, COS p. m.
Webster, SIS a.. IT,, Sos p. m.
Wilhmantic. SIS. l a. M. 4. 0 p. m.
SUNDAYS from all points $50 a. m.
MAILS CLOSE FOR
Boston. TO- 1910 a. M. u. 1885, 5.35 Z 45pm.
Danielson, 40, 10.l0 a. M, 5.35, 7.45 p. IN.
Hartford. 40 1910 a M, 5.35 IA p. m.
j New York, 40, 1910 In, 3.l5,5 35.7.45 pm.
/ New Haven. 40, 1910 a. M, 5.35, 7.45 p. IA.
Norwich, 40, lol0a. M. 5.S5 7.45 p. m.
Wihmantie, 10. 10 10 a. M. 5.35, 7.45 p. m.
/ Worcester, 10. 1910 a. M, 3 30, 5.35. 7.45
West and southern States, 40 7.4o, 1910, a.
m. SD, 1855 5.35, 7.45 p. N.
+ Worcester and New London, North, Way Sta
tlons 40 m, 3.35 p. III.
Worcester and New London, South, Way Sta
tons, 7 40 a. NJ, 5.35 m.
Boston and Hartford, East, Way Stations, 40
a..
Boston and Hartford West, Way Stations, 5.S5
p. NJ,
Boston and Pough., East Way Stations, 1885
p. III.
Boston and Pough., West, Way Stations, 1910
a.
Boston. Providence and New York, East, Way
Stations, 1910 a..
Woedstocks, Westiord and Eastford, by stage,
! 1880 a.
Weodstocks, South North. East, 1890 q. m,
| $50 p. m.
Pomiret. 500 a. m, 5.35 p. M, by stage.
Nights for all points 7.45 p. N.
Sundays for all points, 80 p. m.
Foufret .45 a. M, : 30.
Woodstock, South East and North 10 80 a. M,
35 o. m.
West Woodstock, Woodstock Valley, West
ford and Eastford 1890 a. m.
Wes Thompson 7.45 a. M
Nights for all POINTS Is p N.
SUNDAYS for all points $50 p. m.
FRANK G. LETTERS. Postmaster
Putnam patriot., 1909-02-19

RURAL FREE DELIVERY.
Routes No. IL. 3 and 4
Rural Carriers leave daily, sundays and Holi.
DAYS excepted, ats. lOa. N return at $40 p. m.
Malahle matter, weighing 4 pounds or less
sent by Rural Carriers must be prepaid by
.tanar.s Aft xcl.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-09
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Explorers Own Account
of His Journey to the
Goal - Hunting Adven.
turesAmongthe ESkimos
FIRST ARTICLEl
Dwellings Of the Eskimos.


The tent had a raised platform upon
which all slept. The edge Of this made
seat and on each side were placed
stone lamps. i'm which blubber was
burned. with moss as a wick. Over
this was drying rack, and there was
other furniture.
On board the yacht there had been
busy days OF barter. Furs and ivory
had been gathered in heaps In ex-
change for guns. knives and needles
Every seaman from cabin boy 10 cap
tain had suddenly got rich In the gam
BILE OF trade for priced blue fox skins
and narwhal tusbs.
The Eskimos were equally elated
with their end of the bargain. For n
beautiful foxskin Of less use TO a ma
tive than dog pelt he has secured n
pocket knife that would serve him half
a lifetime.
A woman had exchanged her fur
pants. worth n hundred dollars. for a
red pocket handkerchief. with which
she would decorate her head and igloo
FOR years TO come
The midnight tide lifted the yacht on
an even keel from her makeshift dry
dock on the beach, and she was pulled
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rived Whitney was at a loss what to
do with his property.
Peary declined TO permit DIR. Cooks
belongings to be brought aboard the
Roosevelt. and he put Whitney on his
honor net TO include anything belong
ing to DR.. Cook in his own luggage
Whitney thereupon went ashore from
the Roosevelt. separateh Dr. Cooks
property from his own luggage. and
with the aid of Captain Bartlett re
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Continuing his recital, Mr.. Whitney
said that when the Roosevelt left Etah
she proceeded south. and on meeting
the Jeanne, Whitney transferred to this
vessel.