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BHANOMAI,

MR. DOLLNP ON THE NORTH

POLE.

thi Pole was surrounded an covered be ice." How wad I describe it." 1 wad it looked like askating riok, although not so densely popa- Iated. With regret at havin'to lave this bead- tifol country. I bastoned back an' be forced marchos reach civvy.ization la wan yaar an' six "D'ye ibisk," 'asked Mr. Heaney, "that months I was pained not to meat, ma old both these lads has discovered the Nonhe's had an injeable time in Cubis, or where- (riad an shipmate Commander Peary, hope

Pola?":

BY F. P. DUNNE.

"Faith, I don't know," said Mr. Dooley, “Ayother, thay, 'have discovered it or they've inviated it. It don't make much diffrence which. I ain't an Arctic 'explorer. All the "Polar observations I have iver took has been took at a pint about a foot an' 'ʼn balf film a buse-burnin' love on a winter's night, But I've bad me theories, an' I'm glad to see thim verified. Wan iv thim was that the North Pole was lu a northerly direction. Another was that if Iver discovered, a careful observez wnd find ice in the neighbourhood. Both contributions to science has been established. The scientific

iver he spiat th winter

Well, sir, th' anthropid explorer had hardly bean back in Copenhagen long enough to git hair cat an' take dinner with the King, wbla discovered th' North Pole ton. Sthrange be opened up th3 pa-aper an1 ren that Feary had

I

didn't se Doctor Cook. He must av been on th'ather side lv th' Pole at the time. Twød've been very affectin' if, these two mas had mat as th' top iv th' earth. This there wadden't be. a question iy,which was th' first, Th' wan that got hoing at all wad' be th' boy. How they wad've embracedfazch other an' rastlad over th' frozen sea. But it did'at happen. Th' North Polo must have a bigger top thin 1 thought if these two old comrades niver ran into ench other at nil, an' both lý¦thím "there" át th'

warruld is no longer la doubt. Th' Nonh Pole “in sartainly in th' north. It is not so far north to gò lo as I thought, but it is farther to come away fr'm. Ye go up in th' afthernoon on in publick sledge that meets the two-thirty at Up.me time. But they did'n sen each other, an? perdavik an' ye come back in frain two to five they did's come across a thrace is each other. years. As fr th ice, it was not nicieszy to most importent scientific aberration:

ayether ív thim in that he did't ses the other. brings back specimens. Both explorers agree How do I establish ma claim to findin' th that they noted distinct thrances iy this prec North Polo ? say: Peary. Because Cook yona miniral indicatin' that there are valyable wasn't there. How do I know I was at th Steam Launches of Beel or Wood, Lighters, Steel Buildings and Roofs, Bridgn deposite near by. Why, thin, ask me what Pole?' says Cook. Because 1 took a carefal -Work, and all kinds of Machinery are made on the premises.

good dons Arctic exploration do whin these cbsarvation ab' found that Feary wasn't there,” ́Tenders will be made up when enquired and the workmanship” and material will be to th' warruld's store in information? We now spirit that there ain't any more jealousy hare two gabs is knowledge bave been added says he. It's a fine thing to are th' scientific

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know all there is to be known about the North among thim thin ye'd be liable to find among Polė.

actors. I honour Peary,' says thy magnani- "Who do I think gors th' honour iv bein❘ moys Cook. *Some days I hope he will devote there first? Faith I'm not goin' to decide.. Ax|| his patience an' his anergy to thꞌ gr-reat cause

The cost of Docking, and repair work, will be found in compare favourably with thu, of any port in the world.

A large moorlog basin is available alongside our ownfworks for mooring vessels whilst Dock Cook says, th' honor is great enough Priv Artic exploration, Doctor Cook,' says under repairs,"

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REGRET

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both, su' there's little enough Iv it as it is, if thị | Peary, is a splendid man, an' I'm glad to known Dock wasn't th' first there, he was th' firat to" | that he's goin' to 'spind his life fr' now on in. way' he was, ap' I ain't sure that it don't take | orchid huptin' in Brazil,' he says, th mero courage to be th' first ta 'say that ye wint there thin it dose to be th' first to go there, bellave thim both. I don't see anoy reason ('r Bot believin' thim. It's aisier to believe thim thin not. I extind me hand to both iv thim. say: "I congratylate ye with all me beast. No, no, don't show me 'anny proofs. If yo've got to prove it, it ain't so. But if ye'd come to me years ago, I wod've told ya all about it, a ye might've been at warruk all this time at some useful occypation.

"Well, sir, I suppose we'll all be divided but inexilf, on th' question of who was first op there, till scientific iothrest is turned to th baseball champsonship. As fr ́me, I bellera thim both. They've both been there. I'll bat on that. I'll take their wurrud Fr it. I don't ask fränö affidivism. Th best proof (ye can have that a man done this thing is that he was crazy enough to want to do it.. A fake wudden't go north at all. He'd buy an orange grove in Floridy anꞌ let his imagination do th rest. I'll believe suny man has been tổ thì North Pole who's lived f'r two years on tallow candles «o' dog-if ha says no. ་

Good luck iv

"How did they get up there, says 967 Th' 'dócior took what is known as th' gamdbrop route. 'I discovered' say ho, 'years ago thị way jo win ma way to thị North Pole was by means iva judic-your distribution ir gumd brops. This hera delicious but stickly edyble is priced bayond manything in thim grim norẻ then climes as an ornymint. Th' wealth iv as Eikymo or his station in life is esty mated be th' number iv gümdhrops he has. A jealous husband who has discovered a necklace ir gumdarops in th' bureau drawer bae been known to hupson his wife, only to diely remorse whận he found that thi was nowthin more thin rabies crusted with dimon powdher. I knew i cud Wring the secret iv th' Pols frm th' groat chief Wallo Wallo if I cud procura guidhrops en

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thim, says I. Th' haidest part ir thair Journey : has just begun, if they think, they've had privations before they'll change their minds. Thỉ toughest thing a man who discoven thꞌ Pole has to face is to come home an' say, he's dono it. Th' amount iv ice be has to cross in Greenland is nawthin' to what he must peas thrate in civvylisation. Before Dock Cook had got a shave, before he had poured out a saucer- fot jv tas at th1-King iv Denmark's palace, prom'sent citizens was intherviewad, and, siya they: 'It is impossible that this, harm thing' cad've been done. I know a great deal about Artic exploration, an' I am prepared to say that it wud have been out iv th' question fr

Doctor Cook to get to th' Forth Pole th' way

procure thim was th' question. Thanks to th' he says done it. No wan cut stand 'such fib'rality iv was in th' ladın' hankers iv Palm exposure to the chill, easterly winds that blow Beach, Floridy, I was able to buy up the entire up ther without wearin' a chest protictor, an' yield iv nineteen boodbord an' eight. Ye have be don't want miation chest proticiars probably noticed that there was a famine among amongst his equipment." Will yo kindly close ib' school-cbildar in America owin' to me parth' dure? I can't bear a dhraft! An' whit chases. Lat it be a consolation to th' little wans | Peary come back the profitsor iv gaology is to know that they baye paved th' way to thì Iwan iv our ladio', institutions-larmin'--said :- frezea month with their sacrifices.

Fr'm'ma knowledge iv geological formations 1 With this priceless threzsure in me posser-know that Peary was piver, at the Pole. I am sion I was able to break through th' silence iv prepared to say without hesitation "that arma Walls Wallo.. It created a great pollytickal life can't be maintaimed north iv Evanitop, scandal in th' frossa north. & patriotic patelllinyo,"

has wroid a pome about it beginula': "Just f'r

"An'so it gone. Throk th' Lord; l'ea nivar“

bedy thougt was a liar thìn if I thought | ́ivery else was a liar."";

Who will th' North Fale, belong too 2,” aked Mr. Hannesey.

'a gomdbrop ke sold/us; just Pr for a gomdhrep | discovered th' North Pole, an" sq_ma_rapytaj to wear in his hair”: fut what cared 17. In- tion f'r-truth am2 veracity will go on bein' good damed with scientific zeal, to gal to th' Pule among sthrangers. Yat. I don't know that abend iv me old boas, I wad do annything, waddon't be aisier in ais mind knowin ivery, Laden down with gendhrops, with hundherds iv these barbaric ornýminte gleamin' in his dark hair, th' potyatate led me to th' place in bis back yard where th' North Pole had bean secret ed f'r clachrien or p'rhaps aven longer.

"Besides th' gundhkrops I was equipped with a watch to take th' niciusry obarvation. i lost th' watch. Th' Eskymo chief an' mosilf thravelled on a sledge dhrawn be th' fastest dogs in thim parts. I cannot speak too highly iv these faithful animals. Thrusted an' throe

of every description, and they saved akelly well as boasts iv burden,

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familyar pats, an1 quick lunch.1 cod not re- frain frm a sigh iv 1 et th' last in thim on ma | way home' an’- murmured, “Farewell, faithful friend Besides' our dumb solaces we had an excellent brand Iv blubber an' a light relinh v tallow candles, which Walló .Wallo usully

washed down with a lick it his braceles iv gumdbrops,

"It's ondecided.”ssid Mr. Dooley,” “Somen says England, some say th United States, an seme Denmark. There'll probbly be a fight over, but I think Denmark will get it." »

"Why?" asked Mr. Hennessy.

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NOTICE.

MR LI HON FAN, a Chinese graduate

versed in literature, has been a tescher to European officials, and merchants in this Colony for over ten year

Those who intand learning" the "Ohlusss - language are requested to write cara...” of Bonghong Telegraph office or direct to 37 Hollywood Rosdy zad door, ster

At two-bisty we put the electric lights lv Upperaarik, behind us and were started, on our

He has a good method of training Muro-- journey. The days flew with incredible speed, is possessed of a first rate, cenificate sa a peans to pass in the Chinese examination, and Our sofferings were intense. At three o'clock Chinese teacher. He has also a good know. we stopped to kill a musk-ox. At, three-thlity | lodge of Mandarin, we see, on our right,s vast island iv, thirty-six- thousand five hundred miles in extint, which Wallo Wallo sald’was's game pissazve, We did not go none it. A lack iv public spirit on th' part in th' Polar taxpayers has left th2 lee here is an extbremely bad condition. It is fail iw nuts. Why will not these people larn that thair business will suffer if they do not keep up th' highway?

Hongkong. 6th September, 1909.

AH APPEAL.

At four o'clock we had a dog y te This ToUPERIORESS of the ITALIAN CONVENT, CAINE ROAD," "bagu, most zefanced our spaod to sixty miles an hour. But respectfully to APPEAL, to the Residents'vi at five o'clockme heart stopped beating, fr.Wallo Hongkong and the Coast Ports for their kind cried, "Here wo ar-ro.” - Wo were at last at the | thar this will be pleased to receive ordaṛt láz

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