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_ _ l"mall»y, after desoribiiip the various pianos visited in Gretflldnd in March
(Ii. of pllldu md information as to condmoiiu /urtner nortli, Dr. Cook wrote
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Everybody Turnedl Hunter
to Improve the Last Few
 Days of Fading Sun.-light?
_Boene»~of_,Chase Shifted from the_Sea to the Shcires
- _ Where_,Ca_ri_bou_ai_id Hares WkereiBagged
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~ABiLIrIEs As A CHEF GREATLY . _
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Many a “Holland_House Spread” Cheered the White Men _
` Who Had'l\'ot Acquired a Relish for the Flesh ,II
of Marine Mammals. I
fURS PREPARED FOR THE COMING COLD,
mitan Brought from Home-What Pemmican
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In the Hrs! |`n-atalmcnl o/ Lis thrilluiy story, "The Conquest ol the Pole."
Cook told ol the slnrr /rom Uloucealc/' un :lie Alrudlcy, of thc vu;/aye lu the
lwlor lens and of Ilic uizvrhaiiliny cu roulc of III-; ugnipl/lent needed /or ilu:
dos/l to ilic pole.
prirxtcd in the .Un`A'£A[ID of \FcdIIL.Iuuy, .>'I.'ple1nber 16, 1)r.~ l-'roderick A..
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ln o uruphio manner the Ilm.uI;cr¢'r wrote o story of Eskimo ll/e that
never has been eveeiled /or /Ionian IIi1.‘ruat. Ho told of the Iiomo li/a, lim
tragedy and comedy i/mt minple in me dreary ecistonau of the dwellers in
the An-tio, and of ins cliildllke eapcrms.»- u/ thu nu:ivc| to trade their valuable
[urs and ivoritl /or flu lilnplert things II/ I.i»'ili:ul|`on. _
The yacht, her owner, Mr. Jolin lt. lliuuley, the explorer and hu party
of the trip aaron lngle/wld Gul), pau cape Auckland and on toward Cape
Robertson. `
Hera the diacoverer closed the first part of Iii: narration, with Eval and
Avlloolok, Ile lol! points of coll, loouiing m Inf: icy distance. .
> In Ike locond instalment Ur. Colm described the voyage to Em); .nd
:hog on to Lnnootols, the plooe ol plenty, which he selected as the bon for
Ha ln) to the poll.
In tho third instalment the explorer describe: the work of preparing Mo
misty quarters, closing with o graphic description of o norwhal hunt.
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By Dr Frederick A' Cook :Ind less disagreeable. Au ice lor: was
_ foruxed and the Ivintor sledklng was be-
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Copyright the Hopuhllc of Mexico by El lmpnrclml for the New york Hu-aid All these pursuits. with the work of
Uomp&y. lliuildlng and repairing sli.-dl, mulling dug o
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Everybody was busy preparing t'uI- :lu-
FOUffh .[fl$f¢![f71¢!lf coming cold and night. The xempuI'nturc
_ was unout ;.'0 degi-ess below xero. Sewers
     storms were becuininz less frequent sud
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Guns und ammunition were
With II lurder fairly stocked and good
prospects for other lusty ments, we were
spared the usiml Iinxicty ot Ii winter
Ivithout winter supplies, und Franckc wus
just the man Io use tlusgumu in good
cllect, for ho had Ii \\'u,y ul prugiiiring
our primitive provisions thu: lunde our
dinners si-ciu quite equal to IA liullund
xlouse spieud.
lu thu Iuiildlt- ul' October fox shlus Iwrc
prime. and thou new steel mips were dis-
tributed null net In-ur thc umpy caches.
Uy this tinle the hiikiniou had all nbnn-
doned their sc-nlslrln tents and _warn
snugly settled in their winter iploos. The
ground wus co\ur\'d with suuw und the
the sir, though colder, was leu humid
ot sale to venture out in kayaks. A few wah-uses were cuptur-ed"_°fY °f_>=¢°¢2l°u- did 11°! fill an lmiwruw
__ from boats, then sea hunting was confined to the quest of seal through °p;f,,",'"hT;' k,‘,f§°ri,n,|°ons w,°mobi|e
`\ the young ice. motor sleds or other fredii devices. W
__A similar quest was being followed at every village from Annoo- dld- h°‘”’°'"- |"*"° '"1 "-b““d““°° °f me
, _ _ __ _ _ best hickory, suitable metal and all the ,
ok to Cape hor-L. But all sea :IctI\Ity_ would now shun be limited ,.,,“. m__,_,,.,u| for the sled and its éccc, Lad; of the Usual [_,b¢|-1| G
to a few open spaces near pI-oniincnt headlunds. soI~lt>.~I, wlIit-li wIII-I henceforth to be Imk
The scene of the I-eal hunt changed from the sea to the land. wl_{.ll'___°lif,,_‘;e§F_f_';y;_vo|_.ed as me result
e had :ts yet no caribou ment. 'l_‘l I' l ~ - I ' - - I- I '
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Natives Greet the Coming
Dreary Rites
_ Over the Year’s Sorrows
Family Bereavements Are Re-enacted in Dramatic
Chants or Dances as the Light Fades I
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BUILDING or sLEDs ONE oI= THE I=‘ifRS1‘ ‘ `
I TASKS TAKEN UP IN THE E-VENIND
Howflhe Wood and lron Were Selected and Dog Harnesses
_, Were illade of Canvas lnstcad of Leather to
_ _ Guard Against Canine Appetites.
s_LEARNIzD_.1I\UcH FROM uis I>REDEc:Esso'I<s
____ _ ' overnmenl Appropriation or Private Fund
Was Made Up by Unceaslng Energy of Well
fu I Ex erienccd H '
le ltl (3 3.lll\S gdtlllflcd ll) Eels c:III.»tI.l slut.-y of locul environment undl; _I ' " P ands
U;-in the summer and Qjdm- duck ba ed mtel. (Hsu B red fa L or' the uuticipiitcd ice surface nurthwnr
vhengused .ls Steaéy diet “~e mu,st g_g_ _ h,  pp  S We did not copy the McClintock sie
_ ‘ ' p'°(‘u|e Mei Pmrmlgan and with Its wide runners, which has bi.-I.-
emdeer, for we had not yet learned to eat with relish the llshy, used hy most t-xplorsi-II for any yesrs
iverlike substance which is characteristic ol' all murine mammals. 5”" ‘M “"' “b“““°” "“’ “ld i‘“‘”'"“”
diB____bun_d_ _md _“___” _ the winds Iron shoes tor German silver sll'lD5.
evely Ulllu Sought the The conditions which II polar sled muui s°°u°”°l mat" °'“'“l"b*U l'"“"'~ “ki”
erghhoring hills. Franc-ke also took his exercise with -.I gun on his '”‘""‘ “" '°° “"‘¥‘l""‘ ‘° "“‘“"“ ”“
shoulden < ln II broad sense it seemed that the li
_ _ quuiitues ul! thu best wood luliuu slr
ThE C0mbllN-‘d YCSUKS gilvt' ll l0l1g lilll-f Of [iiill‘lIJigan, two rein- could ne culuuiueu with the local titues. “vm” nm" bud mu m” ”m“““"V hm'
deer and sixteen luII;eI~I. .~\s snow con-red' the upper slopes the game "‘ “‘” ‘““‘“‘“ °'“f" “'““ ‘°“'°'” 1““““` Im, ,_ ,Vic
. . . `  .' , . .. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ nun: uuu sealukiu Iushings to iummeiuslic " ” °' _
was foIced_do\\u neat thc sta, uhitc wt could still hope to hunt In _,,,,,_,_ “M ,un __ mm. m,__,,u___ Wo tuuudltzo nz the situation exactly,
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the feeble light of ini: early part ol the m 'l I - - -
\\'l|1\ B l’0lu_' Sled Sllolild IIB
ere easy enough to allow one to venture out ' - - '
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L ll. lu xoiusce uuu provide lor ‘the 1....
I I . ;-- _  aiullyliinlllty nuu endurance the pc..
NO Al\v\ll- I Y l‘Oi{ \rV|N l LR. ; ues sul' our sled tncwry were tel, ,, I..
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crust “mm” “___” _O hom _____“___ me ___m_____ por dog mu-u,,"_ me msklmu ‘__,m_.,,_ .ll parts of slcils. -llle éiuzvll cover
,,,_.,_.p 10,. au num), m____m__ m_____w___J um I\iI_s udoptcd, uul muluu ecunuluy
\-losi:d_ such Lnnt wneu rations urs reduced
to
uIII»II,L- me |88, dan U( ,met sunshine .Ioi-stole limus me learner Inmps dl»~ ful' I Nlllllrlll dlyl Ind :vu never ln en-
I.Ic wuiiuer ciesi-ou, und iii uucu oII Ucw. lllliicnr us loud. 'Ao dvi.-rcomu Luis ulnasic-I Ill-'M0 ll I ¢llUlb¢!'l°'.“* d"|°*-
our .'-i evurybuuy wugui, me 1|-enum of luv moulds: straps were -name or told; will ll |ll¥ UIQ “Nfl WUI llilfld UN
HI* vin-u lor ii Inst giimps., U1 me ,mug ot' strung canvas. while the tx-ness were Wlllrid. ln It 'Wi Pllflili UI# l|0¢|» ll! lf
,i---J. Ilicrt- uns Ii cuurui of color and cur nom colwn log tum.
guilt-r. hui no out- sosiiit-u quite unppy I., A bout is an important adjunct to ever _ _
tht- sun s.IuIi I.i.u».-I- Iuo suntlit-I~II Ice, Im sicuge expedition which hopes to venture IUDDUU- w|¢h0U¥ “WU 'W0 VNU" I"
|l_wIIs not Io use ..;;.iIiI lor no du;-II, lui- irum its bust: of opeI~uuon.- 1|. In In hlll"-' \'0¥'ll’l\¢d-
lht- i-Is..IiIIIIs II/oh this us n signul ru iuutu-r ot' necessity, even when loliuwlug
II_~.ItsI‘ II II.iiicc or sIIdiIL-ss, In wiiicn me llle new cuusl. line, na. is Illlown by wc
-.Ic.eII.\I~iIIoIIi oi c-Iieu iumiiy und Im, dig- iuishnp ot' Myhus nrickuen; tor it ns _
as-IIIIIIII ot Im- yt-III Im- milf.-:eil III qw. iIIId usd u bon; he wouldhlmu.-lr have leased Arctic entvrwilv in lflhlll 20°-
hiuuu clinurs or dances. nur to us me returned w tell the :tory ot.the Danish cessivo QXDIIIODGO ll bollllll !¢¥_.lll¢!ll0 I*
sunset ut' 1li0'I wus Iuupirnuou [gr me expedition to hlust Greoulimn. '
liiiul work in directing the shaping of :ne Need for n bout which with the clInII|;ed Ofiill ldllfflll Q5' ,l¢°l.ll¢h», c '
IIiItI;t Irlth v.lIIcii Io ucgm the conquest conditions ot uw advancing uc-usoii.
“‘ We Wie at sunrise ui. 1l)U8. 'Things must be carried for several mouths lrlvdloll It ll |llD°ll|5|0 W NUR I IIE'
.\-lost expcdltlo h '
us uve hhd the advhn- tor Ii chance use III the lust sings; oi :us lslmetory moan hr tutun explorers, and
:nge of the libel-ul hand ot u government Ieturu. But since tuod supplies me uuc °
or ut un ample prlvnte Iund. Wu were euarily limited ileluy lu xuml. 'fliers-
denied both tuvors. But we were not en- lore when open water prevents wuui-ousisuhleqllslt vhtlls. .
I.-umbcrcd with II cargo of Iniuiiui devised n hunt becomes In the uuturu ut n lin.-
by home dreanierii. noi' was the project. px-uuervcr.
lisudicupped by the usunl urmy ol nav- l~'oulilih Indeed lx the explorer who the holly *Nell llllldl ll tio nntoctlt
it-cs, for white Iuen ut best must no re- ignores this detuil ol the problem. 'lfriins-iuvur e\'_ety.oIllI.'hllI\ln ltlllolldlllloll'
gui-dt-d us iuuntcuis compared with thu port ot II. bout. lioswver. olh-11 mon; ue- und will not olllll llold to lolllll dio-
ox|..I't eillcu-Iw,v ut the hiskimo in his rluus ubjcclions. Nunsen intfoduced uiolicii-ii.
 ‘ .presdsn and lluor pieces were uxllmt-il
d' ‘to carry lt for three months without ho 0
_ with follurt.
` Qoleerl nu s Iron r. .
___ _ rug 1.-uuviu host has nofbeen pressed into
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aneurin; s twelve toot hsurcks siiupt-il
_Q cc. with wooden h-uma. The stun,
|, served sa is llour cloth for our sleeping
bugs. Thus me boat did useful servlet
ws ounped, ln lt we souqnpgunic, rhq
_,I meat ot which :ook the pluoo ot exhausted
Propu-s't.lo`ix of the staple food supply
is of even [renter importance then means
ot locomotion. To the succeu of s pru-
wlso eholca ot equipment, but It doa not
l~`-rom thi published Amounts of Alun:
- 1 hasta to Add that psihsps our oxpsrl
outa will be oqhsny unnehtuun ui
Nor ls lt uh to listen to sdontlna sd-
vice, for the' dnodsch ls the one ol-in ot
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less destruction requires an Iuuuuul dl
__ energy which sxuxups me pIIiIII- wurun-
_ llouur and other devices have noon tried, ' __ 
_ but to ull there ll the lunie iuml otuec- :;'"_f_;`-7' bill Nl lute ls normal. Thlnlq
u tion ot Impossible ti-Iiusparniuou. lt b
‘lfhuu when De Ge]-lschet forced Norfvr
man toad into  nam?" h¢_ 
Ilmt there was u nation qlln ppm.
Iwin ml "°"°°-" " IP. °$|.=°rl.- 1 vu
Ped very much by/tio DOHC #ho ICI!
t° ul” UP IU token. The || qq
Ii r.¢IIi.viu .IIIi¢¢¢.-M. hm;
Pm "1 NI dletrfr. Mimi ma. 
-ind fur. ls -entirely 1adstiucmry li 's
steady dlot without other-f|i|,||||¢;g, aj
_TW requires neither salt nor sugar, ms
cooking smgggqg sg ,.3-‘im  .
Qumuq l' u”P°’¢Ul¢» Nl! Qnlllq sp-
l'll`e= wir so oI» Isiauva inhuman or nr.
wiuIuIi»x I mn*-I _.I A
lockers peuZzl:snmU:.lB|lotod O? .ts
.staple food, which lllo llivla 
well for Urs q¢|»|_ - '   ,~
_“Xe 1'"  ‘F'~“_PI* IUPUI! ol Polllmlcall.
°*!4\*lvl=r.oz»I»\InlsuaIm¢lmll'.
-°P"*°*|°\l with s lilo-l\|&.
num md s slmu
`[:lx¢\`m ini'  
Wild hhftllkq ¢gjIf|*,~" tg"
mnmn|.II¢'slx pounds noi.
rm. “umm fmt-i-imma is -»’
American Ilndlln. lt hs bg; - bo-
`f°\’0 u par: ot the long llst ot 
ln Anzac prodgqg my ,mu “ *.5/h
I_|l0 Wlloll illl Q( (gg. yilnyb*
#sms hiults, Q1 7  _I_ ' ' _
Dill #hw pkg' " ' ’ `
.nu hu zu. 'muh
-narrative at nm; mg,
nr and nigh; 'gg 1,1 " _@-
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gllolslsaanfoguq,-|. *Qi*
whlun we could i  “W
mystery at :ls ' ` 9,
~th\¢u¢l we -Ill not Idler' ` ‘
ellhlfthoronqss pr. ` an
season, we ue, nvuthol '
_¢l.¢|»¢°d,¢e¢l,¢l.t»»uuI»' i Q
wh I.-uvii'uIIuI\fui. Our food supply con- kayak, IInd'nIost explorers since trawl The ploblnn flilelnwlth every Inna; ‘H4553 
uiI.Id only tm- pin v factors ul run Iv I i
.. _ ,_ . . _. _ _ .__ ~ .I p lx i.-_:I lop; -d IIII- .mins dt-\-iI.~I_-_ 'l'lI.- l-In».iII=o|lt diners wlthsvlry lxmllglm “lg |g  , _ I ...mi .f
Storms now camo up with such form- and fri=qIIeIIc_v that it I\-II_»<  , .. II .,  --If-.. III.~ --II-.. ‘ ,. I._I......<III >-I..»~I.I- II...-I. -IIIII IIi».I.II.» _ » -‘ . _ ' ' ' "~ I ~ ~ ‘
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