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TELEPHONE 929 CHELSEA Intended for "O wad some power the giftie gi'e us To see oursel's as ithers see us." HENRY ROMEIKE, Inc. 106-110 Seventh Ave., N. Y. City NEW YORK CABLE ADDRESS: "ROMEIKE" NEW YORK The First Established and Most Complete Newspaper Cutting Bureau in the World From TRIBUNE Address: New York City note MAR 1 - 1914 Making Him Comfortable Commodore Peary, discussing hotels with a Washington reporter, said. "Modern hotels are becoming more and more luxurious. Every bedroom now has its private bath and dressing room. These hotels can't do enough to make you comfortable." Commodore Peary stroked his mustache and smiled. "In fact," he said, "when I stopped, just after my return from the North Pole, at Simeon Ford's luxurious hotel, Mr. Ford bowed and rubbed his hands and said anxiously: "We shall do everything to make you feel at home. Would you like a nice large cake of ice in your bed, sir?"

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This file contains poems and letters dedicated to Robert Peary and the 1909 expedition to the North Pole. Also included are poems relating to Frederick Cook and his claim of reaching the North Pole first.

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