AN ARCTIC TRAGEDY
BODIES FOUND. OF STEFANSSON’S LOST PARTY. (Aus. and N.Z. Cable Association.) NEW YORK, June 24. Mr H. A. Snow, a big game hunter and explorer, has just returned from tw 0 years of photographing and exploration in the Arctic regions. He has announced the discovery of the re. mains of the missing members of Ste_ fahsson’s North. Pole expedition of 1914, on Herald Island. This discovery clears up the mystery concerning the fate of five members of the crew of one of the two parties into which the expedition was divided. The two parties quit their sinking ship, the Karluk, and ?it?ssted back to civilisation. The party led by Stefansson arrived safely, but the other, led by the ship’s doctor, were never again hoard from. Their bodies were sixty-five miles from where the Karluk was lost.
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Grey River Argus, 25 June 1925, Page 5
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