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NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES

FROM EUROPE,

THE ILAL. Steamship THE

DR. COOK'S STORY. :

PROGRESS TO THE POLE.

HARDSHIPS ON THE ICE.

THE HONGKONG DAILY FRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 1960.

The following is a continuation of Dr. Cook's narrative in the New York Herald

The jos akout was much disturbed. Numer ous black lines of aur opened on every side, from which oozed jets of frosty steam. The great difference between the temperature of the ses and that of the air made a contrast of 76deg. and the open spots of water uppeared to be boiling

"BRISGAVIA," Captain Schwinghammer, having arrived, Coa. signees of Cargo are hereby informed that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Go- downs of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf

Aurions as we were to move atong away from and Godown Company, Limited, whence delivery may be obtained against Bills of the troubled angle of ice, our usual breakfast Was simplided. hulting some snow... we Lading countersigned by the Undersigned.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded unicas poured down the ley liquid as an eye-opener,

and then began at ab boulder of rem noting to the contrary be given before TO-DAY.

All Clans must be presented within ten days mican. But with cold fingers and blue of the steamer's arrival hero, after which dates and no possible shelter, the stuff

unusually hard to warm up. The sleds were they cannot be recognised

prepared, and under the lash the dogs jumped into harness with a bound. Our permican,

to rent.

Ne Olaims will be admitted after the Goods hays left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 29th just will be subject All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods must. bo left in the Godowns, where they will be -examined on the 28th inst., ut 3 P.31.

No Fire Insuraneo will be effected by us in any case whatever.

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE,

Hongkong Office. Hongkong, 22nd October, 1909. [1334

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with under the molars as we went along. The teeth an axe, was ground somewhat reduced were this kept from chattoring and the stomach was $red with durable fuel.

As we advanced. the ice improved to some extent. With a little search a safe crossing was found over all of the new crevices. Though a strong westerly wind carried piercing cold, good progress was made, but we were not allowed to forget at any time that we were invading the forbidden domains of the Polar Ouvironment. In starting before the end of

AUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM NAVI- the winter night, and camping on the open

GATION COMPANY:

NOTICE_TO_CONSIGNEES.

FROM YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND SHANGHAI.

THE Company's Steamship. T

"AUSTRIA,"

having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that Goeds will be landed into the hasardons and/or extra hazardous Godowns of The Hongkong and Kowicon Wharf and fay be obtained; Limited, whence delivery

icefields in the long northward march, we had first, accustomed our eyes to frigid darkness, and then too perpetual glitter with shivers.

TORTURES OF THE COLD.

Bun Bottled in the Western gloom the wind ↑ increased. Its fury forced us into camp before the gloom was finishel. The steady, rasping wind brushed the hammocks of piled-up snow into large dunes, like the sands of home shores, Our snow-house was not cemented with water. The tone of the wind did not seem to indicate danger, and, farthermore, we wore beginning to realise the great need of fuel economy. We therefore did not deem it prudent to use our oil for fire to melt snow, except to quench the thirst, Not particularly anxious about the outcome of the storm, with senses blunted by overwork and bonumbed with cold, wo sought the comfort of the sleeping-bags.

ARMS AND THE MAN.

HOW TO BE AS BRAWNY AS THE VILLAGE

BLACKSMITH...

:

...

The smith, a mighty man is ho,

With largo and sinowy hands; And the muscles of his brawny arms

Are strong as fron hands.

Longfellow's song of the village blacksmith callà up a vision of a man with whom we all sympathie whom we all love. He is a man in the full vigeur and bloom of manhood; a man it for his work who takes up bis daily task with resolution; who, because of his strength of body and at, fears nothing; whose heart is of oak; who, by his own strong right arm, gets himself the victory.

His arm shows no weak lines-nothing femi nine. There is no lack of purpose in his honest frame. There is no hesitation on his face; rather is he willing and able, by the might of his sturdy arma, to perform whatever task the day may bring.

Strong aran give a man, faith; and they in- This proved to be the coldest season of the year, We should have been hartlened to all kinds of spirefaith, Masters, choosing their men, ehouse Arctic torment, but man only gains that ad-use with the supple, active, powerful limbs vantage when the pulse ceases to best. Far that look ready for anything. And maids look from land, fer from other life, there is nothing. Who knows when there may not be used

for strong arms to protect them. to aroned the warming spirit. Along the land there had been calme and gales, inspiring con for the strong right arm The waves trusts even in the dark days and nights, but break over the ship, burl her high into are the frigid world was felt at its worst. the air, then deep down into the abyss. The wind, which came persistently from the What blessings now fall on the sturdy grow west, was now strong, now feeble, but always with arpus of brawn and giant's strength, as sharp. It inflicted pain to which wo itever they awing the lifeboat through the surf. To

refuge.

became accustomed.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods

The kind of torture most felt in this wind and hare left the Godowns, and all Chains must be sent to the Office of the Undersigned before the humid air of the Arctic pack was the pio NOON on the 31st inst, or they, will hot betaresqus mask of ice about the fade. Every bit af exhaled moisture dendoused and froze either Secognised.

to the facial hair or the line of fortails about the hood. It made comical Caricatures of ns. Frequent turns in this courso

No Fire Insurance has been effected, and any Goods remaining in the Godowns after the 31st inst, will be subject to reat.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by ZAR SÅNDER, WIELER & Co.,

Agents Hongkong, 25th October, 1909.

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MARITIMES.

NOTICE.

UX 5.8. " Cordouan," and Charente, from avre ex ss." Chareate," from Bordeur ex E. Ville de Dunkirque," in connection with above Steiner are hereby informed thist their goods with the exception of Treasure and Valu- ables are being landed and stored at thoir risk info the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Go. down of the Hongkong-Kolocn Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., at Kowloon, whence delivery Is obtained immediately after landing. may

peril the strong arms are as a haven of

Or a horse goes mad, takes the bit in his teeth, and gallops wildly down the street. Strong arms are needed here. Or there is an aidant down the coal-pit. Or the fire bright captain is urying for volunteers. Or a man has wags—and always the strong arm is called for

LIFE'S, MISTAKES /

A JORGE'S STRIKING LAT SERMON,

Ore of the most remarkable and delightful my sermons that have been listened to for a long time by a secular audience was delivered recent ly by his honour Jude Rantoul, before the Bartholomew Club, at Anderton's Hotel, Lon

on. The club itself is composed kergely of City trades falk, and as it was "ladies night" there were wires sad daughters helping to brighten an already crowded hnil

As might have been expected, Judge Ren toul's address, which be entitled "The Fourteen Mistakes of Taife,” was full of humour and goed stories; but its most remarkable characteristic was the earnest frankness, humbleness, and sincority with which the learned judge unfolded

"gode of

life," based on his own ripe ez- perience.

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Here are

The Fourteen Mistakes of Life"

in an order :-

1. To set up our own standard of right and wrong; and to expect everyone to conferm

to it..

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2. To try to measure the enjoyment of others ... by our own.

3. To expect uniformity of opinion in this

world.

4.To look for judgment prd experience in

youth.

5. To endeavour to mould all dispositionk

alike.

6: Not to yield in animportant trifies,

7. To look for perfection in our own notions. B. To worry ourselves and others about what

cannot be remedied.

9. Not to alleviate all the suffering that wo

call

10. Not to make allowances for things in others that seem to unfit them for success in life.

11. To consider anything impossible that we

cannot ourselves perform.

12. To believe only what our finite minds can

STREN.

13. To live as if the moment would last for

ever.

14. To ustimate people by their nationality,

or by any outside quality.

Each of these gulder "don'ts” Judge Ren- toul illustrated with a wealth of proverb and anecdote and epigram. One may just santah a fow random :--

The greatest bore in life is the man who thrusts his own pleasures upon you. Telling

of the

meanest forms of our own explofts is. of this."

"Bigotry has bathed the Churches in the blood of the martyrs. All the beauty in the

bath sides to the wind, and art fallen to the bottom of a well. So the world world is the result of Inck of uniformalty."

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When you slip on the rang of a ladder, fall twenty foot, and crush your right arm bondath you, then you know what a niful member the arm was. That crashed arm, now useless, would seen to be the one part your body from

that you always need

line of icicles frent evory hair onering a convenient nucleus, These lines of crystal offered a pleasing dash of light colour as we looked at each other, but they did not afford mach amusement to the individual exhibiting them. Such hairs as had not been pulled the lips and chin were first weighted. Then the wind carried the breath to the long hair with which wo protested our heads, and left it a mass of dangling frost Accumulated moisture from the eyes conted the eyelashes and browa, and the humidity escaping about the forebead NONSIGNEES of Cargo from London left cresdout of snow above, while that escap

ander the chin, combined with the falling Ireath, made a semi-cirole of ins. The most unconfortable icicles, however, wore those form

on the care hair within the nostrils. It is to free the face from this kind of indurations that the Eskimo pull the facial hair out by the roote;

henoa the real poverty of moustaches and beards.

LATITUDE 84DEG. BAMIN. During two days of chilly bluster the sle da were forced along with encouraging results, and mille avening of March 26, with the padminster and other methods of dead-reckoning for posi tion, we were placed at latitude 84deg. 24min, longitude 96deg. 55min. The western horizon remained persistently disturbed. A brisk storm, it seemed, was gathering, but it was a long time coming eastward. On the evening of the 25th we prepared for a blast, and built an igloo stronger than sal, hoping that the horizon would be cleared by a good blow on the morrow and afford us a day of rest. The long, steady marches, without time for recuperation, bad begun to check our enthusiasm. In the daily monotery of lardship we had learned to appre ciats more and more the joy of the sleeping-bag. It was the only animal comfort which afforded relief to our life of frigidity, and with it we trien

te force upon the weary body in the long umrches a pleasing anticipation.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received froto the Consignes before 11 A.M., TO-DAY, requesting it to be Janded hero,

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned. Goods remaining unclaimed after MONDAY, the 1st Nov, st. Noor, will be subject to rent and landing charges.

All claims must be sent in to me on or before the 1st Nov., or they will not be recognized.

All damaged padimages will be examined on MONDAY, the Ist Nov., at 5 p.M..

No Tire Insurance has been effected.

P. US CHAMPMORIN,

Agent

Hongkong, 25th October, 1909.

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

STEAMSHIP KUMERIC,"

TACOMA, SEATTLE, VAN COUVER, YOKOHAMA, KOBE ·

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THE above Steamer

Con- signees of Carge are hereby requested to sand in their Bills of Lading for countersigue ture and to take immediata delivery of their Goods from alongside.

Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vossel will be lauded and stored at Consignees risk

and expense.

No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in any case whatever.

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Agenta Hongkong, 25th October, 1909.

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In the evening, after blocks of show had walled a dome in which we could breathe quiet air, the bluo fame lamp sang notes of gas tronomical delights. A heaven-given drink of ice-water was first indulged in to quench the chronic thirst. Then the process of disrobing begin-one at a time, for there was not room for all to act at once. The fur-stuffed boots were palled off, and the bearskin pants were stripped. Then half of the body was quickly pushed into a bag. A brick of pemmican was next taken out, and the toath word not to grind on this bonelike substance. The appetite was always large, bat half a pound of cold, withered beef and tallow changes the hungry man's thoughts effectually.

SLEEPING-BAQ'S JOYS,

Tes, an hour in making, and now ready.

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of

THE AEM WONDERFUL,

The doctor, setting your broken bones, opens your eyes to the arm's beauty and worth. Ho tolls you of its hinges and joints and double- joints and ball-sockets, how the coiled head of one part is made to Et smoothly and evenly without friction into that of another, how freely the head of the humorns turns, yot how closely it works in the glenoid cavity of fins scapula, the shoulder-hone. The B is to the thonsa idth part of an inch. He tells you of the great muscles, the deltoid, the triceps, the bloops, and the forearm, and how they bring into play all the minor muscles of the arm and hand and he is likely to tell you that you have not given your arms in the past enough exercise.

For the muscles must have exercise, and over more exercise, if the arm is to become a strong arm, with a beauty of outline equal to that of our friend the village blockemith's. Exercise they demand, so that now blood may be pumped into them, and the waste matter of broken-down tissue may be drawn away in the retura flow, It is blood that irrigatos muscles. The sotion of new blood, set flowing by the rhythm of exercise, toughens and strengthens the fibrous texture, and the muscles become stronger and more resilient. Blood is to the muscles what soft rain is to the warm, dry sarth

Who is prouder than the man with the big biceps us he comes forth from his dressing-tent in view of a large paid waiting for sport to begin? Who with a thin, bony arm cares to be stripped in public and face the questioning eyes that will be run over his person?

THE BIG DICET,

"Lot youth buy experience. Unbought szi

parience is as worthless as an unfeed lawyer."

"Hardly a single grert man has won distino- tion in the work his father Intended for him."

The greatest mon have been the most con. spicuous sorowa-to use a hory netophor. James Watt was idle; Byron morbid; Word- aworth rain; Johnson bigoted, Rousseau, foolish to the point of idiocy; Napoléon ʼn alaye to sup- erstition."

The man who is not just to your fancy is not necessarily a Judas"

heard with eager attention, and absent These and other upotlegins of kindness were discussion showed that they had been duly rear- ked, learned, and digested by listeners of both suxes,

MISS HARRIMAN'S MARRIAGE.

AN-AMERICAN ALLIANCE,

Miss Marry Harriman, daughter of the late railroad king, will shortly be married to Mr. Robert Goelet. This alliance will unite two great fortunes. One of the reasons for hasten ing the completion of the great castle on the Hudson a few weeks ago and the staployment of thousands of workers, for that purpose was the illness took a dangerous turn, and the arrange- forthcoming marriage, but Mr. Harriman's

ments for an elaborate weddling on the pictur esque mountain of Arden, then in contemplation, ware necessarily dropped.

American Society, one reads, smiles upon the forthcoming nuptiala, because in recent years it has been the fashion for rich American girls o trasport their fortune to Europe to sarich some impoverished nobleman." and this practice exasperated many patriots, who have been urging the legislature to tar all dowries expertill to Harriman girl," says the New York America, This will be the second foreign shores,

who has patriotically united horself and her Ho of the big bicep feels himself the lion of fortune. Miss Mary Harriman's sister Cornelia the pack his great muscle swells, and chees is the wife of Mr. Robert Garrs, of New again in its pride. Ha warms it up, he flexes York. The Harrimans, though, were always and relates it in the face of the crowd, and staunchly American, and wonderfully sensible the crowd, seeing tha bicep, conata on hits to Bath girls have chosen wisely and well, and no bring victory to the tng, to win his blue, or doubt Misa Carol, the third and last daughter,

will do exactly the same when she is

little oross the tape. Much virtue there is in a big

older. bicep.

Other newspapers comment in a similar vein, And we may all, have big biceps-and-big triceps and great, big forearms, It is a and several refer to Anglo-American marriages as a frequent cause of matrimonial misfortune question of exercise only-of the right concise,

Mr. pelet-overyhinly calls him. Bobby at the right time, with the right dumbbells, Goelet has great with. His mother was a done with spirit, as though it were meant to Miss Warren, sister of Whitney and Lloyd carried through. Six months of exercise, and Warren. When her husband died a for years any one of us may taste the joy of knowing that age he left her and "Bobby" a fortune then big muscles are rippling beneath the cost sleeve,

now, because it is in New York real estate, myths as strong us iron hands, and ready for estimated at £6,000,000, but it is more than that anything:

which naturally has enhanced in value.

have

built

We rose on the elbows to take it. Under the

Now, the great beauty of taking an interest influence of the warni drink the fur coat, with in arm-culture is that you are certain to extend its mask of ice, was removed. Next the shirt. the interest to other parts of your ferm, divino ita ring of ice about the waist, came of, giving or otherwise. Having made your arm strong. the last sense of shivers. Pasting farther into you will not rest content until you the bag, the hood was pulled over the face, and for yourself a great, big, strong chest. The we were lost to the world of ice. The warm chest should have been called the casket, senso of mental and physical pleasure which for it contains the most precious members of the followed was an interesting study. The move body, the heart and the lungs, and through this ment of others, the sting of the air, the noise casket there pass the chief arteries of the body. of the torturing winds, the blinding rys To have a well-formed chest is to fill the cup of of the heatless sun, the pains of the rir.life. You would have to look für to find a deep- with health's happiness. It is to succeed in ing shows, all the bitter elements were absent, and the mind, freed of the agita-cheated man who has gone under in the struggle tion of frost, wandered to home and botter for existence, but your flat, hollow-chested times. Under these peculiar circumstances | individual is nearly always a xootul failure. there comes a pleasing sense with the tonch of one's own warm akin, while the companionship Not five out of twenty applicants for the of arms and legs, freed of their sumbersome Service, civil or military, pass muster when the fars, makes a new discovery in the art of getting doctor or the recruiting sergeant runs the tape next to one's self.

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