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ONCE MORE MOVE ONWARD TOTHE NORTH
Frixrhttul Storm, However, Has Disturbed the Pack and Much
Time and Distance Are Lost in Seeking a Line of
. Travel That Can Be Worked On.~
Reshmren in ilemrailnee wim um convfuzm Agn by the Wf'}'l§*__ -\_'_‘f_‘,‘__"§’[“_§‘f’ C°““i
puny, Toronto. hlmltnrl Agent for the New York UU* l
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copyright an ms Republic or mxlen by Erxmwrclul lvr 01° NW' \""“ ”°"““‘
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In on frm anmlmms nf his thrill-my mfg, “The conquest of Nw P010-"
printed in tho llsrul/I of Wednesday, Ssptrmbor 15, Dr. Frederick A. Uook
told of the start /rom Gloucester on the Ilrmllfvy. .ol the 1101/ago fu UW P“[“"
sms and of tho over-hauling an route a/ l/I6 011145911100* ""-"iw 7"' H" dui" ‘°
the pole. _ ' _
In a graphic manner the discwcrer wrote a story of Eskimo loft? 17"" ""9"
las been csc:-lled for human interest. He told of Y/W "0"" Hff' M’ "`“”'"_1V
and comedy that mingle in thc dreary ea.'1_‘stcnce of tho dwellers m the Arctso,
and of tho childlike eagerness of the natives to trade their valuable furs und
¢'oor1'cs lor tho simplest tliinys of civilizaliuri.
Tha yacht, Iscr owner, Mr. John R. Bradley, the explorer and his 9'1"!!
were pictured in their prulimlnarg work /or the final dash.
Finally, after describing the various /places -visited in Greenland in searrh
ol guides and information as to conditions /urtlwr norlll, Dr. Cook wrote o_l
the trip across Inglaflol-1 Gul/, past Capo Auckland and on tuword Cups
Robertson.
Hen th¢ désoouour closed the first part of his narrative. with Etah and
Annootok. the last points of coll. lvvmitll ffl U'-H ‘W d5~‘1¢4”¢¢-
Is; the ssoond instalment Dr. Cook dcwribed the voyage to Eta); ¢,|4 M,”
on to Anmotak, ilu: placo of 1.1¢.-itg, which he seleuttd as the bass for his dash
ta the polo.
' In the third instalment the explorer described t-he work of preparing Ms
winter quarters, closing with a graphic description of 6 nartohal hunt.
In tho fourth inntulment Dr. Cook doscribcd the approach of the lang
Arctic night. whim. cu used his pang at Annootolc ts become very active in
preparing /or the dash to the pole.
In the Mth instalment Dr. Cook told of the actual start on February 19,
1908, and described the equipment ho took /or his great *lnal dash.
In the ala-‘th instalment thc dlseovcrer told of the hrst pragro/|| gf M, 1531,
party and the list siallt of land, and his adventures on the perilous trip with
th; two Eskimos who went fo the pole with him. _
In the seventh instalment Dr. Cook described how his Eskimo compan-
ions saved his life.
In tha eighth chaptsr Dr.-Book gooo u viral picture uf the terrors of tho
Arctic cold.
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E Ninth Instalment `~ m sr . ,__ 8, ‘T ,5
' DAY BY DAY
By Dr. Frederick A. Cook. _ tm -~, ~ ovER,I___mPomR _QL .1
pany. Tirronln. l..|mltod_ Age-nt for the IN:-W ork 1 __
‘iallliared ln necordnnce with the Copyrlglit Act bv' thc__\'.' ."1 7:. i~---per C,-,m__ v li ..  ___ 9° i
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Copyrlpghl. ln lhr Ilnltedékmlns by the New York l -~ .. , i  _ _ ' _ UPERNWIK 0
I WAKENEI) in the c'n\u'ur: of at few hours by r`lr'il'ls of snow
Forcing my head out of the ice encased hood, I saw that th
dome had been swept away and that we were being buried under :1
dangerous weight of snow. In some way I had tossed about sufll-
dently during sleep to keep on top of thc accumulating drift, but my
i Companions were out of sight and did not respond to a loudcall.
"After a- llttle search n blowholc was located, and in response to
mother all came Eskimoashouts. Violent efforts were mndo to frco
their bags, but the snow settled on them tighter with each tussle. -
I was surprised a few moments Inter ns l was digging their
breathing p.l&c.e.onen.to. fneirl-mn hu.u:rm»i:-_:_ un-out-li the snow. They
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After :1 lilllu mort- flinging their boots
were uucovlrrerl, :mil _(ln-u, with protected-
sidn of thu igloo. lulo ll lln- buys crupll
in [ull dress, 1-xc(-pt wuts. 1 rullud uull
to their side in my bng.
_ 'Powrrn of Glitter.
The nlr came in hissing spouts, like jelsl
of steam from nn engine, but soon uflrr
noon of the 29th tho ice under our heads
brightened. It bccnmo possible ti.
hreutho without being choked with lloui-
ing crystals, and ns the loc about thc|
faclnl (urs was broken u llltlc blue was
detected in the west.
Th; dogs were freed of snow ontunllw'
ments and fed, sud u shelter was muh
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thi- morning of the 80th. the Wea
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Soon thq sun burst through the scparal- I
now Imlr-r-d wr- folk refnshod as one
(All rl`/_htw rf-snrvnd.) - ‘ _ ' ' -- ,_ -"W _ .9 V "_v_“-'N ' _M KW". a_*”_w_,_
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'hurl Pnlorcd tho ling without undrc-using in wll h t N 5 k ¢ \ llud orsist ntl d h l ` -» - ' ~ d-
_ . _ - hd b , _ 1| _ ~- ic n me snow an nm 0 ea. 1 _P e _y ut‘rcouc_ l c wont, lm< uigu! »,.1ull lui bul. u few luuuivuts un tr
Bblllut 0Ul` f*~0t» lt “ms n0t‘°d th ‘t the “vmfl  ‘__ ;rf'_0“"_‘ loud lutlf cmrr,f:r--l wlill shirt und |»:.uus on_ ,|m|b|,_ mu,,,, “M _,Men ,md me" the-i\'u|in.-lieu! mul lnud was discnrc-rod nl noun- li
holes in the wegk gp0{5 lhrollgh lhv SBU Wh V5.1 . U l -“Whut with burn- fvet, sluds be-gnu lu move uguiu. ‘]'s'“"*'l' °`x“`“‘l’“l-Y P“1`""*`| 'U fill! |iI|\‘ \'f l`rosluil llluus bulhuil lu uouuiluy spleuilur.
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were bound not to -be che-att-d_out of a few ours sleep, und
1 with one eye opened wc turned over. Later l was awakened by falling
snow blocks
u\urr~|i,_ from the amllluwvst to uurlliw;-sl.l
_ |110! vluuds und raVlsf-d icy spires in to\v¢-|'»;l_'___'i`__‘:l-’:“l"'"_li°l|S l'|_1|0l‘d ll! ll! lnlilu_<l»:
[i-ot, lhv bug wus 11'(-ul und pluci-ll to thi-_uf Kmu_r_ “lc wind that-ucpused c"ti,.,,|_\._- (L. v0 uuu.. luluéltudc 0.1 dog. -SU ullu. mme |_“_m_r _“ml 'l_i__|___r_ me pN_qu__e_
and n noone of cr_\‘Sll\| I!l0l‘Y “"\-'* Will. Lund Kflnurls Sean. liuus less t'r¢\<|ui-ill and li-ss lrouhleuuuu-.,!
on-r tilt* SIf>\‘fl\ SWPDI fi0|dl- Wm' f“||| In tht- occunlonnl 1-lcnrlng sprlln for
Slirwwl-s. fnlr wvhlhff “nd ° "‘_“°l\ SL‘\'1‘u\l days wv lim! sew Sl-=\rvl.v rl-lim-d nmveil, our rwiiiig wus Wlililigly ii will
iiniilc-il rn-st we moved with ix\spirl\\l0\"‘ lund clouds drifting mu-r u |o\v buml uf (.\.um_ of cu,-||,_ hm ,|_ ,|,,flL.,| ,_.,,,,¢“,ur.|;
lim-si1l'l<-rn coli! hnth  atlliisws:-ilmlif'ixilcm;T'lel°hadv Im was In mono". Uno” we wen. mn
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“___ _"wk hm hmm mwh dmurhm ”m`________"____V _mt _______c|p_____d ___ “__ so _0____ __ tired lu build snow housis. und nn sheer
mn-“l"1\‘l`=‘bl" mn" "ml dl“"‘“C‘~‘ W'-"'l‘ """!|i|. of const. Thr- lunll nn wo saw ll ll
in soclring rs rvorknblc llne of (rnvr-I.igm,,_ me imprusinxl of _ .ing ,Wu is|nm]s_ ll _
Crimping nt midnight, we had 'lull' m"‘l“ hut our obsvrvnlions were iusutllcireut tore
ulnr- milf-5 for the d|\y's effort. wm.m“t such nu __ssem_____ T|___y mnyiuluse tho eye.
Awaklng ln tlmo for obsorvntlons on N, i,,|,m,1,_ ghpy may be pm., of ,_ lnrgpr rn n Insole" \v¢»r|:l.
gh" Wu, \,m,| ,\,,.,,.;;,,: fm- in tht. m.,,¢_ \y|,_|| There was u in-lril ntlructlon ln thvy-
tound beautifully clear. The fog, whichlwnu seen uf the must sauun.-fly wasL|"“°“”“7 °f "“' '“"'°‘"“"““," "hm"
‘extends from S3 <l<i;:_ 20 mln. ln 83 deg.
DX. IR-EDEIEICK A COO)<..
What He Could Learn of
Then Come Long Marches. an
ls Marked and Hous
51 mln., rlnsz- to thi- 102|! mi-ri¢li:|u_
-mils Wert- lli-mli-:saly huriuxl under uu-
\\'o \\'e-ru l-:\|:ur to set foot on the new-
ly d|.~‘cu\'|_'l'u\l uu.lsI. lor \\'Q l1\'l1c\‘\:il lln.-ll.
ur<:\:d uud 4.-ui.-r¢y \\'u.=. lmrbuu-cl lo pleas
l.‘l\'ory uL|si.-rxuliou. l.u\»\~\'z‘|', udicated
aiu easterly drill, und u wusu-i, oourls
ul\l:sL be vuuuliuoualy l`ul'\:\-d Lu ..»uu\¢l~
bulullue the uiuvifmuul. i\ uulluiu Wil
llruwu over thu lruul in thi- nlli-ruuou ul'
.llurch lil, null no min no mulu ul’ ll.
Uuy ullul' du; wo uuw puslnfil .flung in
\lc:.pL-l'u|.¢: uuAlll\\:u'<l t-Llurls. Strung
\\lu<l_-i .lull l|u\.uu'\-ll, ||1».-l;ulur lee lu-
slow.
ln unc wuy or ullullll-r \\"c luaiuuged Lo
,guill u tulr luluril lwtn urn slurluu \ln|’|u','
cucll l.\\'vllLy»l\»l|| lion .<. ln ilu ilucilaiulml
spell ut blnlui-.sn mlr'u|;|-5 spluuil sun-elm
or luuuluy our for our ruler-LuiuuicuL
Quliuus cults, oilil ¢~hup\f\.| Auullulznus uuu
.u\\:rlcv.l lou null; in-ru dmyluud lu ut-
\»l'.uu, but with vlcurvx' horizon lbs: decep-
iuu \\ uh \lu\vcl\'il.
Ou April 3 ilu- barometer reumiued
slcudy nud the \hv\'uiu1u¢-Li-r suul.. The
woulllcl' lu-r:uun.- salted and L-hear. The
.mek bueuulu ii luure- pi-\'inn|=\'|»L glitter
l' color und Joy. .\l noun Lli\-ro was uuw
dazzling light. while llm sun nl urid-
pi-rslsuml norlllerly haze, l|:u\'i||g the
lu lllosu days wr- luaidu lung uuirches.
'l`lu.- lu: su-:ulily iu||ru\'c~l. lin-lds bl.-
llmumcks. Ilerc the overworked bulb
ull(-d fm- slr-cp. but the mind refused to
Snow Clad Land Is Found
Close to the 102d Meridian
Resembling Heiberg Island
Dr. Cook Describes Accurately the Position of This
Polar Continent and Gives lts Peculiarities and
I ts Contour and Height.
ON APRIL 3 THE THERMOMETER AGAIN
SlNKS, BUT THE BAROMETER IS STEADY'
i_.,i_____
cl as the Ice Steadily Improves
the Little Party ls Encowaged-Weariness, However.
es Are Seldom Built.
Now EAR BEYOND THE RANGE OE ALL OTHER ure
aroused the spirits. We had passed hs-
yvnd the range of all llfe, For muy;
Tl. _ __ _ _  _ _ _
ns lmd l|n~ lu lrriniilur xuouut.\_|unus |<l.|ys wr hm] nut lcen a suggestion o§
'  lqky him is Wrlmps "i“|'l"1-n liuudrs-il fc-et i animated untu`re. There were no lonlét
fnultvrlnts to lndlontc other life. no bresll,
syvonts escaped from the frosted bosom of
llu- sea. _
Ilvi-u the non nlgno of the aurhot
wulnrs were uo lomzor detected. We wen
:ill Mum---all :iluue in :\ lifeless world
Wu li.-\rl roms- to this mental blank 
slow but p\‘n:;r1;sslv|- stages, An we ualltt
from the hnnvn nrc-ns of the usher toll
u|on;.,' the ourpnsts of civilization the com
ph-X luxury nl' the metropolis was lol
unrl thi- hruin vnllml for food. _
Beyond, in the half savage wildorncj
of Dnuisll Greenland, thc-re was the dm
uf n new life of primitive delight. Stu
further along, in the Ullims. Thule of ll
:ilmriigim-s, the sun ruse over the days(
prehistoric joys. Advuucing beyond tl'
haunts of man, we reached the uoomtl
splcmlor of thought in limes before u:a.l
creuliou.
Now, as we pushed beyuuu rbi- nnlihl
nf ull- cl'|-;ilun».s-owl' inward-into -I
sterile wzisu-5, ilu- mn -.~..<. .1f°_\'on-l I-
lslght und liope-li-=..<i|e.~<_ \v’r|.» larger 1.!!
we si-nrclasd the dusk; plains of n-ost. bl.
dzere \\'ns_uo speck of lilo to grace ill
Dllrplo run of d|e:|ll.\_ `
lu this mid-polar basin the lco does 01
rc-udily csunpu and lllseuumglli. It 
pruliuhiy in molmu at ull time at ll,
your, und in the ruudju,~tl.uent ur ilu: dell!
following uxoliuu and expansion there nl
opt-u '-pact-~ ul' miner, und these durtll
must iuouzm. me .|-are-kly snueled wil
new ice.
Mrllul-sn; xllo lee.
lu these troubled n-1.-nu we ~.'/ere girl
[ri-out-ut uppurlumuen- ;o measure IJ
ilu.-sue-ss, and ll-um uu_~ observations vi]
have coma tu tht conclusion tunl ilu- Ml
during one your dole not _Zrceze tu u u-1u1_
ot more than len lo.--_-\. um. much vf W
rue ui thu ceulrll puck reuvncd s ueyulj
mm twenty so twenty-ave wel. “H4
»‘ulvuull,»' we croalvd telux HID' M” ‘“""‘l
.Pham luvuriubly ludwsd thu Ill" 4
ii.-.\u_-f ye-are an uul~tau|_upuuilu|u|t- I
lL is very dllhcun 'nu suruilse uw awvull
ut suhlui.-rged freezing utter we lim yn!
but me wry uuuurm Llnoxuess ut uw -UI*
urcllc si.-u mu lends ty thu ¥U|tH*"*l""‘ u“|
ii Iium is rvuchéd \u‘thu second yi-In
wht-in the ice, with its cover of snow. ll "_
unc-la uuu very lmlu is added nzrerwlff
from below. ‘
l|u~réim~ in sin- utter that ln |>l‘°b°5U,
11 luu luuiu mlm result ot,ndditiou lv *|14
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Nothing clulngi-ll num-|'inlly; Ihr: horizoul,||pUr,\-uururg, l~‘re-qui-n`l. falls ol umm,
'rombiucd wllh the ullernnw mcltlus -'l°'|_
freezing of summer nnd A pr°L‘l'll "“’_":;
to the upbuilding of glacial lcv. H* ""‘__';.V
responsible for thc! growth ln ll\l°\‘”
xhuuution we blvounlrkcd ln tho loo of-The 'ery |,¢ayy_ qndhlsllng fields whit:
ziv_e character to the mld-P°|l“' "`°_:‘:_‘_
escape along the ent and wen coll
Greenland are llltféfbtt mostly NIU'
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