The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24
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Dgriaz TIE rsssnt Year." as said.
~exD.ors-s from the United 5iates
England. France. Germany and Rua
ala. will aet mt for me South POI
The German plan appear 70 Do 70
reach the pole VIA Victoria sea.
while the Russians maY proceed
either va Vic-Oria Goa ~ MacNId1
bay. Certain french explorers have
already visited the region DeYonf
Victoria Sea. and are non aacx Il
Frame. where they are bD.ng 70
ceved with great enthus.asm. Cap
tain Scott u The British navy ia
stout 10 starr on bic expedition %
the South Poe
Llsatcnant Sir Ernest 5aackleto1
IN hls great expedition reached a
point situated A. - degree p min
utes-that is 70 say. a little more
than 100 miles from the zeoErapalca
pole Generally speaking, no foreign
eTplorer can u1.eriake such an expo
dh,oa On smaller outlay than 800.
Oo1
We Japaurae pOssesa zeVefa. gp"
clal advantages. The distance from
japan 70 tho South Pole 81 Jess than
that between the pole and any Euro
peau country The Japanes~ DO not
require 40 much money a. a West.
erner Wcs'crners are TOO prone 20
rely upon their preparation. for
these cEpcd d'tlOns. whereas 'hc Jap.
anesc can endure any hardship Tlth
far lees protection than .s required
by the Occidental
vii Choose Men Carefully.
Tho crew OF the schooner is 20
consist ~ H. picked mcl. The navy
department mas agreed 10 the az.
polntmcnt of captain from among
the graduates Of Tho 51osen Gakho.
or navigation school 4 small stan
of scientific cHporfa plu be select cd
from tho facuIt.cs NJ tho imperial
university ! shall foly upon Mauchu.
rian ponies fDr 'te sic.gl work
The Mcighs sIl. Doe constructed ln
Tokyo from my special plans. tho
material being HokSaido timber Tho
fur contF. sleeping bars. e-. F,l
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