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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
cIRCUsES.
The Old and the New and tho Great
est Drawing Card.

The Old and the New and tho Great
est Drawing Card.
Before the one ring days aud going
tack a few centuries the circus VAS
represented In the person Of a mounte-
bank. thin vIsaged. cipan shaver
man who hitched his lrap eze to the
sturdy limb OF village oak and did
feats to the III concealed amazement
Of q people who respected God some
what. but the devil and his black
magic great deal more.
A long and high jump this from
mountebank to uiudern hippodrome.
from mau who lived under his hat
to a tented city which houses Us many
as $1,000 people IN one day and rega.
larry furnishes food. shelter aud trans
portatiOn for l .2OO more. 10 say moth
ing Of hospital. pOstotiice and a
commissary where one can purchase
almost anything from a postage stamp
to a suit of overalls.
The big show today H. as highly spe-
cialized and OBVIOUSLY organized as Is
our greatest business institution. Its
NNHAo q AhNhfHAhh AAft@A
an hour. Yes. it's a long jump from
the mouniebank: hut. after all. things
haven't changed so much In some
ways.
man who was running a trick
pony aud dog show last year added n
thriller" To bis program In the Way
Of dangerous flying trapeze act. ia
the delight of his pockets. but the in
tense disgust of his trainers soul. the
door receipts almost doubled. he had
two men at the door one night who
asked the outgoing crowds which parI
Of the show they liked best-the trick
animals or the acrObats. They answer
ed as 0ne. The HcrObatsr'
4 Danger-danger to other human
lives and limbs-that's the drawing
card. after all. excepting only the chill
dren who are too young 10 be gory
minded and who find most delight Ia
the clowns. We grownups like the
s'thrillers"-the more deadly the better
William Allen Johnston in HarpePi
Weekly.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
The saltpster Man.

The saltpeter man Of the first half of
the seventeenth century was hated
even more. II that be possible. than the
window pepper Of those more recent
days when light was subject to heavy
taxation. Before the importation OF
saltpeter from abroad as an important
Ingredient in the manufacture OF gun
powder ii was crown monopoly. and
agents. popularity known as saltpeter
men. were sent all over the country to
seek for it in stables, pigeon cots, pig
sites and indeed in almost all other
places the soil of which was supposed
to be impreSnated with animal matter
The injury these men did and the irri-
tatioa they caused by digging up floors
and pulling down fences were great.
No householder was free from their
visits. which were rendered especially
odious from their being empowered to
impress carts and horses for the pur-
pose of carrying away the mineral and
the utensils employed in its manufac-
ture. This CALLING domestic tyranny
though. of course. not to be compared
with things Of far greater moment
was no doubt one Of the factors in the
national irritation which made the civil
war possible. The monopoly was put
an end TO by parliament in 1656.-LOn-
don Athenaeum.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
PARED BY THE ENEMY.
FANATIC Incident In the Career Of
General de Galtifet.

FANATIC Incident In the Career Of
General de Galtifet.
was on that ea,al day. Sept. I.
tina, Genera De tiallifet disfln
bed himself By commanding the
lry charges intended TO clear the
;itiOD at lily. with the view ~
hing a passage toward E'loing.
IRE 1t was hoped the army might re-
Il. The first charge overthrow the
hty-third regiment Of the Irussians
penetrated among the German
ps but the latter formed again
Idly after the retirement uf the
hch cavalry.
neral DurFot then asked " they
D renew the charge with v nat re-
ned of the light cavalry aud huS-
and then (ialIlfet ans Herpd in
words that have become historic.
often as you wish. general. as
3 as a man remains The second
arge was not SO successful as The
b. Only few nen. with their gem
/ at their head. succeeded In pene-
ting the first ranks of the enemy
Is known that the king of Prussia.
DO was watching the battle from the
of the hill Of Marfee. exclaimed
ID admiration. ''Oh. les braves gems
nst at this moment an astonishing
pt occurred in the midst Of the hat
As GalIifet was returning With
w survivors, their horses for th,.
i part wounded or fnundered. he
sed before the Nassau regiment,
Prussian officers ordered their
TO cease tire and even struck up
pc OF their guns. The French sa-
ia and shouted. "vive l'empereur":
b the German officers acknowledged
salute. some oF them anplauding =
sstminster Gazette.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
BLOWING BUBBLES.
Use a Paper Gone and Make Them
Five Feet IN cireumFerenes.

Use Paper Gone and Make Them
Five Feet IN circumference.
Bubble blowing Is an amusement
that al Of us enjoyed 10 our early
days II was diversion that was good
for both indoors and out Of doors. but
there Is more real enjoyment when you
make scientific preparation for the
blowing. for there. is science In blow
ing bubbles.
The hest thiag so far discovered for
the blowing Is paper cornucopia, and
with 1t bubbles can be blown which
will measure three, four or even i've
feet in circumference. provided the
right kind OF solution is used. All
sorts OF tricks can then be done. such
as displaying bubble with a bouquet
or a spinning top inside Of Il. Some
persons have become so expert that
they can place three or four bubbles
inside one another. Frightening the eff
feet very much by filling the small
bubble In the center with tobacco
smoke Blowing a pin wheel around
inside Of bubble always elicits a
great deal OF applause from the on
lockers.
The solution that you use IS, Of
course, very important, Ordinary wa
ter and soap do not possess the elastic
ity for making big bubbles. The best
solution found so far is made by MI
ing a quart bottle half fun OF distilled
or soft water. Sift into II four-ffths
Of an ounce OF CASTLE soap powder ana
allow II TO dissolve Then add third
of pint OF pure glycerin. The bottle
Of liquid should be placed in a room
where the temperature is about 20 de-
grees. When blowing the bubbles the
room should have temperature Of
from % to IS degrees. Pour some OF
the solution into vessel large enough
to admit the large end of the cornuco-
pia aud let it be free Of froth or little
bubbles. as these are disastrous to
blowing large bubbles. Dip the wide
end of the horn into the liquid and
then turn ii slowly at right angles
while you take 1t away Ii there Is a
film on the opening. you are ready TO
| DlOW. III NOT. hlp4 dSdlH. lluN 6chiS
through the small end. move the horn
quickly TO one side. and II will he free
to float in the air. Some blowers be
come so dexterous that they can pro
duce a large bubble filled with smoke
and then divide it into two bubbles
with fan without letting the smoke
escape Great fun can be had by toss
ing the babbles back and forth with
felt hats, rs they do not burst them
A bubble may be tossed back and forth
as many as 100 times II a little care Is
taken.
1t is Interesting to place some OF thu
solution in frying pan. heat 1t lit
tie and then blow a bubble in the cen
ter of the pan The bubble will no
burst. and In few minutes the liquiC
within the bubble will begin TO boil
Dip the mouth of goblet into the so
luton and then remove it with tn,
opening covered with a film. On thi'
film blow Il bubble with the cornuco
pia until a large one is balanced oil
top Of the glass: then carefully remOv,
the horn, and you will gain a truly ad
mirable effect.-Pathfinder..
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
Lev. Potion. In The middle Ace.

G0N0 FoNAouS Nv KITS FNt0dtg SNHG4s
In a lecture delivered before the As
sociation Of Surgeons OF Munich by
Professor Klein on the subject OF mar
cotics the speaker said that the process
Of reducing the sensibillties of patients
with a view to making operations
painless was known and practiced in
the middle ages. The narcotic was
known then as a ''love potion" and
recipes for compromising ii have
come to US from our ancestors. Pro-
fessor Klein said that the story OF
Tristan und Isolde" showed that the
love potion was only a narcotic. Bish-
Op TheodOrus Of Chervira wrote a pre-
scription for a pain destroyer In the
twelfth century which contained OPT
um. morphine and hyascum. A med
ical work printed in 1850 contains the
first known treatise on inhalation. and
we now inject under the skin the
soothing mixture which in 146O was
inhaled. A love potion prescribed In
1497 by Hieronymus OF Braunschweig
contained opium and a number OF use
less ingredients Many OF the mixtures
known as love potiOns were lost in the
course Of the Thirty Years war and
were rediscOvered later to serve again
I'm the field Of science.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

All advertisements under this
heading viii be charged for at the
rate OF Ave cents a line each inser-
ton. Copy for classified advertise
ments must be in he ONCE before
noon 10 insure publication the same
day.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

Ethel-But. papa. doEt see why
yon should object TO Percy Pink. be Is
such a retiring young man. Papa
HIM! When does he retire-at sunrise7
illustrated Bits
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
An the Differences.

my wife is very bad said q man
at he bloomsbury county court
you mean she is very H. ! hope
she Is not bad, replied the magistrate
Eympafhet5caIly.-L Telegraph
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

ator Ruth Of Olympia. who ad-
Nd the citizens at Blackwell pa
last evening will speak at
Bon tonight.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

b city band played again last
Big on the streets preceding the
IS of Senator Ruth.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

week from this morning we
slI know how it went.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

be young ladies' High school
|etball team are now organized
at active practice. They well
on some lively contests during
next few months.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

is expected that every eligible
and woman in Kootenai county
vote at the local option election
Wednesday.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

tut! 1t doesn't hurt to have
lie Of the mess scraped on.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

LosT-RED COW. WHITE sPOT
between horns. young. 81 reward
for return 10 Zigmund Foth. near
Black well mill.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
POT POURRI
hings OF More or Less Local
Interest.

urday is the last day to reg
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
LOST.

LosT-BETWEEN 9TH AND nth
St. on Montana. and Montana and
Harrison on It'll ST. then from
Harrison TO 9Th. a black hand bag
containing watch. money and re-
eeipts Owner old lady of 10 years
Leave az Press Office and receive
reward.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

rs THE CLASS or PRINTING
WHICH THE PRESS PUB
FISHING COMPANY TURNS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08

Wir fragen ms oft, pie Is fonmt,
onB Disle 2sute fat beitdnoig iin uns
ipObl fiiblsn. ipdbrsnO onoere alien
9rdntbeiten mioerite6en. Sc 1T Hur
natirlih. oab bieisnigeH, pelde i'm
Gtdnos Iino, ibrs ardfte 81 erbalsen,
niht leihi Den aepGbnli9su unpaB=
lihteiten gum Spfsr fallen. Wenn
INNER G.s bemsrten. oaB Sore 3rdfte
nanlaHen. nebmen sic 9riner's 4mes
rican elirir Of Bitter WiHe uno gee
brauhen sic IS. bis Sbr 90rper feline
friibere Strait p%ieosrerlonet bat. Die
les 6eilmittel mirtt brett auf bic 8erz
oduungsoraane uno iebt oieielbeH in
ben Stdno, i~rsenDpelhs Rabruug
%ansunsbmeu uno 3u peroauen. MeHn
,Sbr appetit nidt 10 qut 1T pis ge=
m0bnlih. renn Sie idpah uno leidt
srmiiOst linO, Sdnisristeitsn nab Dem
ghen. 8opfpeb, 8ldbungen ober 9er=
itppFuua BADEN, aebrauhsn Gle 5ris
uer's 2lmerican Glirir Of Bitter @ine.
Gs brinat lhnea Nbbiilft. Sn 4pos
tbetsn. Sol. Triusr. 616-622 90.
aibldno 9pe.. gbicago, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08
Aus WTl1kurII.

<a tunientr Wutb ~ieaey;s War
um euiiapae mi. tiHeg hgotilnle
srtR Gtnb aai Nrto yang 40. NIT
atH tt STREET gthahl bate ais Der
Hamp'tr .9saal -. AM efisu @sr
0td 1fA Yang beiaRo. straos Nit yln
ol~af3eiigat let 9ap @oewJ mi.. eints
2sl gsyfeHtn sahltnoen 0ysagferS
.edelidisf an @ero gsAitit Tg
ger9t tgai aNg osu Athletic etbtno,t.
sa fssmoui aHi6hiata ianatg Nofs
mex Ang Ceai, ser timer ety Vttly
faHiltsn 1e1t uuo ptrpHnNit eit'ta
F. tctg mi man an ieiutr AJiism
mtn Hosii5li Ter Sbtsaels waras
la Dlft atnaHmsn.
las Habrlitg gifni sex qdss
fotfs,.ets aeyflab 2halgs. mslt,s
an 42it pet u. 9N am gAasss.e Staa
o~9ssss.isn wages. ssiislit.t fA -. Il.
rrn agefsn Sgiolat &ah toaisspa
ii9tt Sdaesrs ttibtilta.w FA an
5Qo0 stIutsr aa oemisit5u.
Sn 6uttsaa Der Sou 3ahn
iaer am Donu,ga.as p ~ eas3 t;ue
siftns 0uti nit sslsy 0u5i in AK
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08
suaasair Hlrber.

Wie fart oas SouusBir 6is5tr
ouh in 2suti hlauo ayanirt odfar
lisitri Hanntasaos Witibtilan5 NIT
@t3u3 auf BE 0aoagie. Sit oas Suits
ihii; .Stpplin IN ilnsa bel Gaps
pinstn sraii. eiuga oraiiii zen Sc
Tutis
Ter -3spNrn Sirubaum- bsigops
piHssH II, almaalit sa tiusHl 2atios
Ralhsilia,hum attuorNn, 0as oem
saRiga @el,s staort. coer rielraebr
eas Tim seh5yi hibsu niro. D. lebt
bdlo pon ibm niti mghr riel aerig
is,u miro. Zen nab uRp fern scms
men Se'at,y dler differentiation
hstbsi. mn no poa Nn nuEo SER
ptIiu ~asgpeh.tn gaam ttn Stut ala
Asilauie mitslHtbmsn. Etutfrs
SrslanNy Fyan3aisn unh ieadr Sls
sousr R5oTtn RaA Gcppingsn. I'm
sin Stut5su 0oa Nm tiiicri Ben
9duHs miisautamen. Gs IL efiea
bar in rem Stsrrsa es1Arisbsr sts
vtisn. oas biz Aasuait nts -Sepgss
In ees GRSs Ss 9dumss ttota.sn
folsL Gsisrsssa GA nc3 IL 6ta
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08

aehen uHb 3peieen bes zeppelin.
BirHboumes" bic Jessn Der Ollie oes
2ufidiffes binssn. ftlr3ten fi6 bolb
mad Der 4bfGbrf bee QuFtfdiffes
einbeimiiHe unb 5rsmbe auf oie
utberblsibfes DOn Geiotnhsss unb
Oummi, um ein 0ni5Aeu hobon nsbIf
Ten Oa5u geb0rigen 9beilen bee gauz
mes 81 %ergottern. bort Dir6 foaor
jsBt Elm reht idDunsboftsr 6onbeI
NIT oieien .s3eppelin- 4eliquien fir
oisienigsn setrisbeH. bic gu fpdt Ia
men. Die Finbigsn @esoohner bes
Dries boben bic 3beile Der QuFtfniffs
bile nit tleinen 81um3Deiaen eins
rohmen laHsH unb bdnogn re in ibrsn
qdben ols pielhegehrtsn aaufarf:fs
aus. Wer bic grsife Dafiir niht ans
member nin. Der beeniiat fh eben
NIT sinem 3peiolein. oos er BON BEN
neltbsriihmten gdumhen o6Ihneibsf.
Bah niro aud oas ni6t mebr m5as
lid fein, oa bic 9emeinneoernoIfuno
gebentt, cine @ebtnttofel onsubrinoen.
nuf Der bermertt fisbeu nirb, bar bier
01of zeppelin Hch fsiner beriibmten
3~8itiinoig.H 8ausrfahrt ourd einen
ungIidlifen 3ufdn lanben muBte.
Damn pirb Der Baum, BON BEN als
Ierbinss Hidt msbr piel s~srsttst ners
ben fam, als siu Dohrssi6sn beuts
fder 9r0Be boiisben unb boffentlih
nod sinmol 6riidte trogen. Die Be-
Differing osrt 1T iebenfdns odpon
feit iibsr5eust. b0 ia Der Baum nur
burh -ibrsn" grafen bslddbist purs
be, mas sntfdiebsn niht CUR ponfdns
bisen .3~erIt0runs fabrrn tonne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08
anbsrs Wiehmarft..

Gbttago. 8. glnauli. - 8inbnieb. - glns
iutr 5000; Geepc1. A4O-T.60; 1crora. Zoo
-5.8o: Trifcrn. 200 ~ COO: stc1ers sno
Jeeoers. 3.00-515; an9e mo 9eiiers, 2.25-
OPS; Nilher. d.50-I75.
ehwriue. = aninbr 1900; Ieinte 7.S5 -
T.6E: pemtfdfe. 7.30-7.95; fbnere, 7.2O -
500: Ru8Qh. 7.20-7A0; Eias, 600 - 1905
AuIf Tbu-Ts0.
edaie. = gHiubr 1900; 3.oo-5.so: cam,
mer. 4.t0ZT.7O.
81. 0oRis 8. auaa4 - @ineUieb Rcei.
Stferc f2i-100: si9derS uno sseeoers, a.9s
--500s Nnbe uuo oelierS. 340-G.50.
e%a4tpeiue. RI Sbioere, 7.7O-7.q5.
easair. - 3.25-450; aammer. 5.75-7O0
81 q u q Is / t o. 8. gine. Gineuie6 =
@eef@Shere. A2s-7.i5i aabe nno oeiiers
2.25- 90; Sio3ers une rfeocrs, S.25-b.25
SniutiEe. ~ 3iuif 7.40-7.7O.
Shaie. - 4g0-525: Hammer, 5.b0-725.
Gmebd. 8 Wing. Observation-Disclosures
A50-L.q0, Aape uno Seiiers, 3.C0-523,
GfcferS uno fefocrs. 2.75-5.fO.
Sfblpeiae. Aulf. 7.50-755.
ebaie. 4o0-o.25; Hammer. 5.50-7.20.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08

Der WonoIttb, aus benz ber
6eDptifds 9empel Der Sdlome be-
iiano. noe 5000 Tsnnen. 1000 Nrs
better brauhtsu orei Sabre, Inn i'm
an isinen 9sitimmungsOrt gu idaf-
fen.
5n Den fisb3sbn osutfhsn
3rsmatorien nurosn in ben eritsn
flint Wlonaten oieies Snbres 2063
@indfherunesn 9egen 1773 i'm glei'
den 3eitraum bes 8prjahrss bsnirfi;
he 3unabme betrdgt nabs5u elm
SsditsI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08
sit6mdrhE.


eANgfsf. ~ Eef16g ... 191rft EEsfa ~
Eufa SOS te T4t I11.
Niuantgh arfltr McrI flefa. 49,
areert FfgffR east tsf HHeigft
Hifre re safe Aro4E So EuArA $50
Rs ef eHaF SNn~-So1. N1nEsc& 2Ne@a1f-
fnftsrs 3 So H1- AeIfn FE4 7Ss rffe.
$500. Etssfzs Ge1-3F1; Iit1s
5tf ~ a. 1e- Rzttr ro@1e
ss s1-5ccs G4xsfE Ae1-45@s
5sfra. kao-1zA
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08
MliIDanfee grObnFtrupre1e.
1ieHstaa, Den 9. slusuft 1900.
EiIb, SIeijd, OefliiaeL.

enpeine. Observation-Disclosures Ieihls
7&-sc. i6rerl Nare. SIC.
S1mmef. - eaIHuier 7-9e; GoaiIeilB Al
6-Gr.
TthhiaFrssednsmrr - Ter RfunS Sic
9etcubsS 0sflEaa. 6lbuer. neuEen
Thfuere, iancu. f2iae; Sn6Hs. scihls nd.
sere. i5c; SAtHs aiie %. SDrina Citizens. 10
bern. f2c. TO-. mii ouHiieu 4sofra. ttAc: Snrs
isos. ictte ruree nc. lHaasts tanue. 12-fge.
WHircn.eEtner. Erhfns e.16-3G0. glIufe. ri
Tutfno. i1uerc. mif 5chcrn. 1000 = III. DO.
@Suie. iei1t acrupiie. per zuesH0 500 90.
Sdlter. - 50-f9 Gfuue. TAE-Sc. R0-70
Qfo., e-o &c, 70-so &iaro. 0N-10c. 500
BE. io-1014e; e0-i20 9iuHa. liz
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08

Elrufatssf. ~ EsecE fcr czt1 SIX.
Apfc &Ase1 1eat gcT zlpe. &dsssl
f@
Grant. - CSC str eaaesu. 1ro-se5
ESNrra - N EHr ears
er~lfrfsrsNEtsfsa - riatcs fu-fsut
gansi-za Eissirr sz esrana 1s-Sar
~ Tf1nf s.
Nrln csr ~ 1910 so
Hsrrrrfnsf n r.cf@er -E-e r7a-
esia4 - E3asp tifs< 80 SatEas SSa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08
8utter. Gisr MD SdIe.'


eHfrr. - NrFssr 1f.7oa EN wrrst niIis
ST efiri5 ett. ririis zf. Gsc5ue5 9t-
2t HlHGcliso. 81 - as 1aua llrr7. ak.
3rue~. ls-2E. &aiirA i7-1sts &u1ft. s.
esis. arfabr Te&1 $40; Marft Ssff. ~
se.l Erfsnl f0 fEc. Erif e-t84c. 9ims
artssr 7-f7f. 1Hrsisfr f0-t7t
CTR. ~ arflog GA Nliirn eeciit t.etIa -
1Tfte G,sg. 2aAe. seesats. f5-f1a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08

0ulsrpa9sw biatin. 9sios Sdr8 wur
ZEN oemolirt bic 3uemauuibait ent
tom absr Huotrlgbs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08
anbr-r s7rierrimsFtit.

ghftrer 8 UnaaH Snttrr.-Irermsga
f-ANki E1ile. 24-3Ne
t5s. SafsuN fS-f5AE Grtf&. Ia. ~
ftAe Daaas agegica& i3A-15as; eEil
L-lSAC
Giu. = l5-1shc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-08

g it 6sil,gaii in Foem sropfsn.
1ls ~ oer STuHc. rnrum 70 oisle
Ssnis urhsoiHaiss 0eruausn haben III
1s- &iAi,rs ~@ain-e rpsasr bsf
as1Hansnus. GrtalinHs. gsrgens
ts7stn Serinu1 unsen. 8ruFi6msrz
81, iasas1 u. I. 10. ST Is IN allen
osli cen 4pot5sisn 81 y Il. 50 Sets
et naai6s su habsH ana en- 0s1 Anlsr
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-10-09
.PEARY'S ROOSEVELT
ON AUCTION BLOCK
Arctic Club Expects TO Get Over
100000 For Vessel.

New York, Oct. 6-Commander Rob
ert II. Pearys ship, the Roosevelt, from
which he made his dash to the North
Pole, Is for sale. and the members OF
the Peary Arctic club want to sell 1t
TO the federal government or to any
man or company that wishes to use it
as whaling vessel.
The Peary Arctic club expects TO
sell the Roosevelt for much more than
her insured value, 100000. To build
the vessel cost more than that amount,
but her uses are limited. The strong
prov and the protected hull designed
to aid her in blowing through the ice
foes will make her useful whaling
craft.
The club will receive Commander
Peary's proof that he reached the
pole and will provide for its publica-
ton.
The official receipt Of Peary's report
will probably be simultaneous with its
submission to the geographical socie-
ties who are to pass upon its scien-
tiflc merits.