Explorers Cuttings Book 2

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ABERDEEN JOURNAL 166,167
ADVENTURE - the gate of 290
AMAZON EXPLORERS, tell of tribute of White Indians 237; attacked by cannibals 238
Captain AMUNDSEN 18,19; 'The South Pole' 21-23, South Pole Conqueror 219; daring scheme 234; story 235; message from 235; expedition returning 236; news from 237; ship wedged in ice 238; Adventures 259; voyage 264; plans 270; Omdal to accompany Amundsen 286;
Roy ANDREWS - Tiger hunting 208; home from Asia 240; new search for the oldest man 241-242; Leader of 2nd Asiatic Expedition 247; goes into the land of original ape man 247; photo of Mr & Mrs RA 247
Dr WJ ANSORGE 189
ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION 191,221,229, 230,269; Gold 220; food for expedition 226; failure 228; photos of expeditions - 272, 279; photos of penguins 291
ANTELOPE, flees at mile a minute clip 241
ARCTIC tragedy 226; rescue 230;
ASIA, Exploring Central 225; 242
AURORA, return of the 213

Captain BERNIER - dash for North Pole 208
BHONG, Valley Of The 266
BIRMINGHAM EVENING DISPATCH 173,174
BIRMINGHAM MAIL 182,183
G BORUP 17,19
BOSTON EVENING TRANSCRIPT 240
BRITISH EXPEDITIONS - photos of Spitzbergen, Everest And Antarctic 272
R P R BROWN 'Rednose' 126
Dr William BRUCE expedition 204, 205
Mr Bennett BURLEIGH 196-7

CANADIAN POLAR EXPEDITION 205
CARDIFF NEWS 164, 165
CARDIFF MAIL 188, 189
Mr CHEETHAM 14
Mount CHORABSANG - and its glacier 283
CLIFFS, inaccessible 295
Mr J CLISSOLD 14
CONTINENT, a sixth 25
J L COPE - to sail to South Pole 227; presented with mascot dog for expedition 228; new expedition to Antarctic 229; Geographical Society 229; news of polar expedition 256;

DAILY CHRONICLE 18,22.44-5,64-7,86,89,169-179,204-5
DAILY EXPRESS 40,42,69,70-72,88,189
DAILY GRAPHIC 21,35-38,56-59,80-82,207,208,212,226,228, 230,236-38,241-44,248,256,269-270, 272, 274,278,279,281,286,292,299,300,
DAILY MAIL 19,40-1,43,71,87,179,193
DAILY MIRROR 20,23,30-4.50-5,66,77-79,168,203,204,206- 210,211,213,215-19,221,223,224,227-29, 231- 238,285
DAILY NEWS 39,68,90
DAILY NEWS AND LEADER 163,164
DAILY SKETCH 25-28,60-63,83-85
DAILY TELEGRAPH 21,25,46-47,89,91,92,181,182,184,185,186,187, 191,195-7,205,209-12,225-27, 229, 231,243,252, 253,256,257,259,264.269,281,285,286,294,297, 299,302
DANISH ARCTIC EXPEDITION, Rasmussen's plans 292
DARLINGTON STAR 162,163
DISCOVERED - fresh land 237
DOGS, feeding the 204
DRUGGISTS CIRCULAR 246

ENDEAVOUR EXPEDITION - photo of 287
ENDERBY QUADRANT 263, 265
"ENDURANCE" nipped in the ice 215; last moments 216
ESKIMOS - pneumonia among 292
Mount EVEREST - expedition 243,248, 249, 252-253,254,256, 259; reaches base 216; Prince of Wales 238; photos of how we may reach the roof of the world 244; penetrating the unknown land 248; approach 249 photos of 251,270, 278; ascent of 249, 252; attempt begins 250; difficulties to be encountered on 252; reconnaissance party ready 253; Royalty - King's Donation & Prince of Wales' interest 253; appeal for funds 253; attempt on 254; choice of men 254-255; plague of leeches 255; transport breakdown 256; progress in Tibet 257, 259; value of Tibetan aid 259; roof of the world 260; full of hope 260; unmapped land - Everest expedition in quicksands 261; though a land of surprises 262; under steep slopes 266; expedition reaches base 266; top of 269; letter to "Times" 270; 23,000 ft reached 271; photo of British attempt - 272, 273, 274; photo of scouts 274,281,288; no approach from the east 275,277; return expected next month 275; wonderful views of 276,278; round about Everest 277; life at Tingri [and] Dzang [both places in Shigatse, Tibet] 277; on the rough road to 282; glacier land near Everest 283; wonders of 295; the one way up 295-296, 297, 298, 299; wonders of 296; photo of Langma La (near Mt Everest) 297; way found up 298; expedition completed 299; surefooted Yak on its way to 300; return from 300; summit of mount 300; life at 2,000 feet 301; on the slopes of 301; last camp frozen solid 301; attempt on 301.

Lieutenant FILCHNER 25
Captain G FINCH photos of GF training for Everest 248
Mrs Rosita FORBES adventures through Libyan desert 257
FRANKLIN EXHIBITION 207
FRENCH EXPLORERS - at Rockall 264
FROST - waiting for 295

GEOGRAPHICAL JOURNAL 24
GERMAN SOUTH POLE EXPEDITION 25
GERMAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION 122
GEOGRAPHICAL AWARDS 205
GORGE - photo of a typical 282
GRAPHIC 282,283,287,289,292,293
GREENLAND - expeditions to 294
GYPS BAY photo of 265,267

Lieutenant HARBORD 191
W N HARDY, sole survivor of commodore party 215, 219
HARTLEPOOL MAIL 174,175
HUMAN FOOTPRINTS 301
Mr Frank HURLEY 217
Captain HUSSEY 291

JOURNAL R.A.M. CORPS 202

ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS 288,290

Dr KELLAS - death of Everest climber 256; last days 262
KHOMBU GLACIER AND PASS 288
KLINKOWSTROEM 125
R KOETTLITZ 205

LANCET 203,257
Dr LIVINGSTONE 203

A H MACKLIN 'Everest Expedition' 'Polar Expedition' 258
D B MACMELLAN 19,156,157,159
MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS 165,166
Sir Clements MARKHAM death of 207,209
Mr MASSON addresses - Portuguese scouts 299
MAWSEN EXPEDITION 123,127,128,131-134,125,203,205; two lives lost 221, 222
MEDICAL WORLD 203
Capt E MIKKELSEN 20,126
Lawrence MILLMAN's "Lost In The Arctic" (Reviews) 126
MISHAP - a slight 288
MOONEY's message 288
MORNING ADVERTISER 160
MULFORD expedition 246,245

DR NANSEN photo of 237
NEW YORK AMERICAN 207,238,245,247
NEW YORK TIMES 17,159,191,193,198,232, 233, 237,239,248
NEW YORK TRIBUNE 157,156,234,239,241
NEW YORK WORLD 19,159
NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST 175,176

OCEAN EXPLORATION 225
ON THE LONESOME TRAIL 203

PALL MALL GAZETTE 179,185,186
Admiral R E PEARY 19,23,24; death & funeral of North Pole Discoverer 229,230,231,233; G Governor on R P 232-233
PIGMY RACE found in African jungle by missionary 271
POLAR - North Polar Expedition 1908-90 24; rations for polar expedition 202; new British expedition 220; new Polar expedition 231; new South Pole expedition with propellor orvien sledges, 223; views of explorers 234; black cat as Polar explorer 238; flight to North Pole - 286; expedition off to the Polar Seas 289

QUEST - Voyage Of The New Antarctic Expedition 261,269, 287, 294,297, 299; nearing completion 264; Quest and the Air Ministry 269; leaves Southampton 269; London's wonderful send off 280,287; Cape Town as base 281; departure 281,285,286,290,294, 295,296; sails for the south 284,288,291; weighs anchor 285; passing under Tower photo 286,290; leaves Sheerness 286,287; mascot 291; Cook sailing from St Katharine's Dock 293; leaving Plymouth 294; in heavy seas, tug sent to help, repairs 296; rough voyage in the Bay of Biscay 297, 298; seaworthy 298; in perfect order 299; departure from Lisbon 299; banquet at Madeira 299; in dirty weather 302;

"RETCH" 20
Dr Hamilton RICE to start Amazon trip 234; escape from huge cannibals 237; breaks record of penetrating amazon wilderness 237,238
Col Theodore ROOSEVELT 150; R's expedition 219
ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOC. MEETING 155-156
Dr RUSBY to lead exploration party into Amazon Basin to hunt new drugs 238,239,240; Dr Rusby & South American Prehistoric Monsters by Dr W H Ballou 245

SCIENTISTS shipwrecked 294
SCOTIA, destroyed by fire 204
SCOTSMAN 171,172,173
SCOTT, (CAPTAIN) 1-16,23,160-186,191; death of 25-45,46-72, 73-92, 93-120, 121, 122-124, 129-150, 154-156, 160-186, 191; South Pole Expedition 1,160,186,193-4; memorial 212, 214; British Imperial Antarctic Expedition & Terra Nova 220, 221, 226, 238; next expedition (ship, route) 221, 228; Return Of The Terra Nova 225, 226; famous ship "Terra Nova" 228.
SCOUTS illness 296; strategem 302
SEA ALWAYS WINS 219
SEDOW, CAPTAIN 20
Captain F G SELOUS D.S.G. killed in action - German East African 216,217
Sir E SHACKLETON 23,204,217; expedition 193,195,203,205,208,210-213, 219, 221, 226, 228; The King and Polar expedition 204; message from ES 205; King's message to ES 211; Elephant Island, third attempt to rescue fails 213,214; photograph of Shackleton's men 215,219; mode of living on Elephant Island 216; return to London 218; honoured 219; Shackleton's ship Nimrod sunk 219,226; experimental work in Norway 221; gifts to ES 221; to lead British Antarctic Expedition 223, 224,226,227, 228 (map with route 222); farewell message 227, 285; new Antarctic expedition 261; 'Quest' Voyage 261; plans 263,261,269; photo of Shackleton-Rowatt Expedition members 268; Shackleton's choice of Boy Scouts for the "Quest" 271; photos of scouts 274,281,288; ES's farewell 285; photo of ES chatting with Mr Rowatt 292; describes comrades exploits 299.
SHEFFIELD INDEPENDENT 161,162
SPHERE 290,291
SPITZBERGEN [SPITSBURGEN] 122,203; Oxford University Expedition To Spitzbergen, inc. photos of members, 265,266,267, 271-272, 276,278, 302; bearshooting (Mr R Stobart) 292; surveying and exploring 296, birds and fossils 302.
Mr Foster STACKHOUSE, organising Antarctic Expedition 193-194, 221,225
The STANDARD 49,72,76,183,204,209,221,227
Dr U STEFANSSON 125,157,159,218; Canada's debt to Stefansson (officially thanked) 252, 259; S safe 205,207,211,212; expedition 226; finds new land in Arctic 207.
Mr Aurel STEIN - expedition 225
S J STORKESON - photo of Norwegian Explorer 238; seven years in Arctic 241
SUNDAY HERALD 237,240
SUNDAY PICTORIAL 280
'SVIATOGOR' (ice breaker) to rescue Russian ship 230; amazing delay 236
Mr SWAIND trip on motor boat 198
SWEDISH EXPLORER, Sven Hedin 204

"TIMES" 72,73,192,204-6,209,213,214,216,220, 221,222,225.228,231,234-37,243,248, 251-57,259,261-68,270-71,273,275-78., 281,284,288,292,294,295,296,297-302
TIMES NEW YORK 157
TIMES OF INDIA ILLUSTRATES WEEKLY 250
TERNIGAN [TERINGEN?] - photo of 265
Mount TERRIER photo of 296

UNKNOWN - into the 263; exploring the 278

VALLEY - enchanting 295

WEEKLY DISPATCH 189,190
Mr Frank WILD - 217
WORLD MAGAZINE 158

Sir A YOUNG 207

1912 - 1921

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