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I On November 28 1908 Ill.
1»
‘ tbcconluultsomncludm that
a; 1111:1111 no pron! of having mchsd
s. .A
The committee chosen to rcproncnt
tho tlnlvsrsity oi Consultant: in the
examination of [1120001111 claim was
composed as follows:
Prof. n11. Strongman. director of tho
Astronomical Observatory; Dr. C. F.
Pochule. astronomer. attached to tho
observstory: Gustav Helm; explorer: '
Prof. A. B. Ycuscn..prcsidcnt of the
School of Navigation; Dr. Roydor. dl-
realm of the Meteorological OIIIcc.
‘ and Dr. I” A Eugstrom, director otthc
Lund Observatory.
Dr. Cook returning to civiliintioh ‘
,msde n triumphsl entry into tho hr
bar or Copenhagen on Sept 4. 8111‘ d
In; on the bridge of the lions Exotic
from the mlszenmast or which new
the ting oi the United Station. Du. (look
chillingly. modestly and with dignity
accepted the tributes shouted front the
flock of little vessels which authored.
about the steamer and escorted her to
I the pier.
Clown Prince Christian. of l)cn-;
,mnlk, Monitor F. Mann United Stilton
Miniu'tcr; tho Ilnninh Ministor of trom-
moron nod committees
unions public bodice
Hnns Exotic and welcomed ( ‘ook In the
name of the Nation and tho city ilc
wns escorted nuhmc by Prince (111121 1
:tisn and followed by
an immense
throng that chcorcd Itscli honrnoJ
mndc bin Will) to tho Meteorological
Institutc whom he mode 11 brief
speech, saying that he had left at tho
\‘crth Polo nu American this and 11
box containing documents Including II
brief account or his trip and certain
observations and data to bear out his
claim.
P‘rodcr
loll A. Cook. Physician and oxplorcr.
ltrrivcd In New York city with the
story of having anonndcd Mount Mt
Kinicy. no unprcccdentcd tent. on bill
lips. (In July ll of the allowing your
hn touched nl North y‘dney. C Ii.
aboard the schooner John B. Brnliioy
and made known that ho was bound
upon a scientific trip to the Arctic rc
glans. Two months inter word cnmc
from Etch, tlrecnlnnd, that tho con-
uucror of Mount McKinlcy was about
in Illllkt‘ 11 tint-1h for the North Polo.
Ilia buck-cl. lohn R. llmdlt‘). hum
siliiul Ullt his oxpcditloo hnd hcen
I‘Itlml out uuioth nml lhnt in thc fol-
lowing npring Ihc dash for thc Pole
. would be bound.
'I‘hou Iollowod 11 protl‘ttetl period,
dullns “blob lltic sail heard 01 the
Cook outfit Finally becoming alarm-
cd for his usfcty early in the mascot
10111” 11 mild! oxpoditlo‘a was fitted out
to go north in the summer and search
for the explorer. The rescue party
left New York Iatc In the summer.
On September I hint the world was
startled by a message trOnl Dr. Cook
to the effect that ho had rcschcd the
North Polo on April Ii. 1908. This
message was received at the Colonial
Odlco In Copenhagen and had bean
unlit from licrwicil. Bhotlsudllalsnds.
Dr. Cook was thou on board tho Dun
Ish government steamship iinnn
Mimic, which had phoned IA‘I'WIIEII at
noon Soplclubor I on room for lion-
mnrk, 'l‘hc tclcluum nunuunrinlz
(“onk‘n ncbicyrmcni wua soul by n
flrccnlnud oiliclsl on board lhc ulcnm
ship and road on lollou'a:
A “We- hard on board the Alnorlrun
traveler. Dr. (3min who renohod thc
North Polo April 21. liltlll. Dr. Cook
srl'ivotl at liliernivllt (tho northcrn-
ultlllt Danish ucttlcmout In (lronlnnu
on on Island on» the «wt most) in
Muy oi 1909 from Cape York (in the
northwest part of cropland 0n Butlill
8111-1. The Eskimos etc-.md'ork con
ilrln hr. Cook‘ostcry oi Ilia Journey,’
The astonishment cvs1- tho new
tho great doliic'veiusht was («Slowed
by plains that was {only worldnu'ldt‘
With my exception» the press accept,
cd Cofldsichhll‘lttzchotl taco value
What doubt was axprsssod was chiodr
inhghs British cam 11 malnutrition
wcuct d Kiuull'orsru
vorticity. 62:1}:qu 9 lidOllIll of VIM!“
01 be but! no IIsFyA'Iccom‘plishod winit
he believed Ills had-dour. . A 1 ,
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soon cannot be audio
akin troubles sometimes eyes can--
Ins them
A11 to the csperimsntsl pack-3s of
custom. it can be had tron pitch-Ins
by mall ot the Ernst-moi lashorntdr
ion. a: West Twenty filth street. Now
out. it slone is suillclsnt to slur
complexion overnishl. and to rid
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mznythlns more motto Rois
1 any of Its attributss.” us tins day
In which Mr. nrsdlsy summed up his
attitude.
Charles Waite,Dr01)ok's closest
persons! Irisnd sud the only .person
bcside his brother wo luiow the
whereabouts of the ex tsp in the
last tow weeks, was so dumbfounded
when informed of the verdict rcschcd
by the University of Copenhuen that
he zoomed for breath and dropped the
telephone rccelvcr.
'11: 1111111111 O‘cogrsphic' Society.
wFinh 115311311 11 committee of the
body is conducting an mastication
into the ditcovcry i' the North Polc
oxprcssod the liveliest interest in the
.lnIornlaiIon from tho university of Co
pcnhsgon
"Our own committss." asidvo Pr
Moore. "with Pro: J.,liow rd
chairman. will 10111111111 Is’ i‘ll do
that Its rnpm‘t may be on Note and
contain 11 full history of t discovery
of tho polo.
“I presume that neither the Univsr
"WNW lhl‘ city of Copenhagen 1101‘ Dr. (look now
will hate any objections to our com-
mince cxnmlning the origlhlnl records.
and i anticipate the committee still
will desire to go to Consultant: for
the purpose of making that oxaminu‘
lion. Tho committso is acting unlist-
the authority of tho host-d mans
of the National Geograph 1: Soon ety.
which permits It to use Its own dis
Acrction: but as It cannot malts its re«
inort entirely complete without seeing
those records It In muonsbls to to
sum the «nominee will go abroad
:for that purpose
'Our committees examination at
'Ilr t‘oolt's records doubticss 1111111111
Iconllrm tho iludingmniu1 the University
or (automation no old in no «111111».
be an lmnoschtoont 11,: that univerpity s
examining board. but undoi- um rules
of our sonicty it In Moscow)" that or
Irrinni records shall bu bummed II)‘
It» Investigating committees. in order
.thut the society‘s findings uhnll ill or
my comic be original."
Some of tho Incubus of the board
or directors oi the 211110111 Gonnrn-
phlc 80111111 new no Mason why any
Ilimo: xlmuld be done In tholu In min
than to the claims of Dr Cook as the
discoverer of the North Pots. t-lo tar
as they were concerned the incident
was ended. Those. numbers of the
board do not care to son Dr. Cook's
records and are. quite ready to lot the
msttcr drop no for us the Cook con-
down; Is concur-nod.
NEW YORK “We 21—Hour: that
tho linivcrsltyof Oppsnhaqskhad do
sliucd to s‘bccpt Ur cook's In: that
ho hull reached the North Pole came
on no surprise to scientific. circles hero
and to many or his tricnds who had
been prepared for thc result by the
early indications that Dr. Cook's
claims would not be favorably passed
on.
Ilr. Cook Is now in (‘Iuiniisnsand
Norwm. according to William L. Cook.
brothcr of tho explorer. who today for
tho Ilrnt limo made known tho \vllcro
nhouiu of III. Cools. who Ililti boon
ntrnnszrly winning to woo hill cloncni
fricudu 11nd tounscl sinic Novoulhcr
ill
Mr. Cook said that hill brother had
Krostly rcmvcrcd from tho norvoun
breakdown from which he was sullcl
In; whcn Ito lcit hcm. Mr Cooit do
In rod that tho oxplorcr was road) to
3:111 Copcnhuon to give tho unIv-cr
to author Information concerning
his claims.
”Hm Cook mysteriously dissousarod
oI From this city on Novomlm Ii. when
he loll tho 1111th in tho Bronx whore
and. [one to propsre his moot-d1 sun
)rtina his claim that ho had reached
the North Polo The unloxer succeed-
ed In completely oblitcrdtlng every:
entice of his mil sud. not sunrhis
Attics” tripod: nor the alto sot moron
nswspapcr moo could I to him
.It nuptial-11 tit-t Dr. Cool: 1.111111 irom
£2111 on November 81 on the steamship
”IT‘A'SIF‘A’ngl-n “A" “Inuit
w» command in a ‘lsttsr mm 1111:
our scnt to his brother, who ssld:
"013011011 Ilsa authorised ms to on
some that I111 Ilium-1011mm tryiuu to
"This In such 11 severe blow to me
tbs I cannot now fully appreciate it.”
mid Mr. Woke when he had partially
recovered his composure. "I had ev
ery confidence in Dr cook and I he
lisvcd him thoroughly. You I- am well
acquslntcd with tins authoritios of the
University or Copenhagen and I know
that any verdict they match In just and
fits.
“I‘m. Cook never expected this ad-
verse decision. I know, for hciclways
spoko with full confidence that tho pro-
tensors would decide that he had gone
to the Pole.
"At prcsent I do not know what to
think of my old friend Dr. Cools. Cor
tnlnl) I cover drcnmcd of such a fraud
nil seems spplircnt now.“
Inwith him In Norway. but that his
children are hard. Mr. Wsltels a ton-
ernl agent for 11 large innul’ance coin
puny. is rated as wealthy and has
bccn cos of Dr. Cook's most, earnest
champions tram the Mullins."
“From my personal knowlo e 0: Dr
Cook and my 1111mm“ of 0 work
In the Arctic i never wave in my
ballot that Dr. Cook could cover prove
tho claims ho. made." said Herbert i.
Bridgman scoretnrl' Ilia Peary Arc
tic Club. when informed of the ver
dict of thr- Copenhagen actuating. ,
‘I thoroughly believed II tho story
of Peary and the nonunion: um Cock
had not good 111 north.I to. Dr.
Cook's story was III with let; an
that any one who knowledge. of
Arcllt «onditionn could easily nor that
no faith rould ho placed in the story.
. Dr Cook' 11 claim that he mode I
nurcht of Mount McKInIcy- In Alas
tho highnst pooh in America in now
under invcstmuulflly a comnllltI-c of
tho Explorcl‘a Club helc. 01.00011
plomlsed to appear before tho commit-
too niicr ho had completed his polar
data but ho did not do so and main
burs ot the committee expressed slu'
priso that he did nut splint to sup
port his claim thst ha ascended Mount
McKinley In i900. His (tilde, Edward
Burnt. who Omit claimed went with
him up tho lilountain came out with no
afldsvlt a few rocks sso docisrlng
that thoy had not boon within ncvcrsl
miles oi the peak.
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-—-Dont use harsh nics. The re
action weakens the Vols, loads to
chronic constipntlon. (let Donn 11 Ron»
stomach curs otllatipstionu 3
'Inltmting CsscSchcdulsdI Hearing
is That ol Syrian Attic-III
'I‘hcrc mo 28 petitions (FF mturai
isstion. 18 o! whom are from, Bridsw
port to be board below Judi: buclsn
marrow. tho applicants to he quell-
tionod as to their knowledic of hill
sunship by Assistant Districtiudttm'lay
Orin Moore. of Barton.
the list is the name or lssh Nathan.
pllcstlon was hell up st tisctlsst ses
sion of the court tor this pug-pogo.“
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and at remarkably low prices. , :
Shlnans. 91:11am. and mum's in dark and light
effects. colorings that are rich and subtitled Among them
are a low light colorctl Rugs, light gold and tan shades that
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Prices from 55.1» up. _
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Library 11.11111. Ted stics, Candle Stdhds and Tip Top
Tables m Mahogany of American Colonial design and copies _
of- Chippendale and Sheraton Models. 1,
Odd Chains and Rockers, filizshethan and Kcm‘lworth ‘
Chairs of Black Oak. Dutch sad American Colonial Chairs
of 181I1 centur) modcl. Fircsi 1: Wing Chairs and Morris;
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Cellsrcts and Smokers' Stands for men 5 use
Rue hits of Silver, Sheffield Plate. and small articles _
of sterling silt or I01 individual use.
Fancy China. English. French and Dutch. Tea Sets for
the drnwing— room, chgcwood and Coalport and Holland
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Beautiful Leather Goods. ’31-'1de Cribbage and Poker
Sets 111 colored leather cases Brushes that men like in col-
01ml morocco and pigskin cases. I Iasks, Library Sets Motor
lrip Books. Recipe Books, etc.
Brass Goods. Dusk $145,] dinicros, Candlesticks etc.
llundlcds of small gift alt clos nt 251: and up.
chlid floor cictator in Carpet Store.
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