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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU. T. H., SATURDAY, MAR. 23, 1912.
THE SOUTH POLE CONQUEST
Amundsen and his , splendid bravery and modesty
-HopesCapt. Scott Succeeded
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Oft BOARD SCOXTS VESSEL CAPTAIN ftWUHDI
IIOIIAIIT Tasmania, Marrli in
Captain Itoald AmuiidKon, on lua ai
duniiH Jotu nc from liln n Inter iii:ir
tPiH to tlio South I'olo nml batkwialn
mw no tuuo liatccr of Cniitnln
Si-ott ami tlio llrltlsh Antarllc i-xpo
dltlon
Captain Amimilsen lilnihclf net tlio
illnpulol (UuHt lii of wliothui lio had
met Scott at rent toda.
"I found nothluB hatuor to piovo
thit Captain Stott or nnv ono of IiIb
o)(MlItlo!i lmd heen at the l'olc," lie
isald. Then tlio hrao NorweKlini
l.idiU-d maKiianlinoiisli, "lint It In pos
ihIIjIu that Scott lad hrpti thcio and
left 8otno Bulist.mtlal niuinoiloi,
which tho storms dcBtrojed."
Hopes He Did Arrive.
This cxprcKslon seems to hmo
heou dictated h) AninndBcn's admira
tion foi n worth) ilvnl. Tor in tho
thico dan that Amundxen wan at tho
P(jo tho weather was calm ami still
"Tho season was ory fm nriitile,"
Hiild tho NniwoKlnn oNplorer, "their
foio It Is cveulhmly likely that Stott
dlil icudi tlio polo later If not
Koouet than I did,
"I most hlncculy hopo ho did ai
lUo tltojVj, for ho well desencil hue
cess." Amundsen added some now, Inle"
(StltiK and Milmihli) purtUiilais to hi
lld desLrliitlon of his Lomiitcst of
tho pole, which has not hcen tidil of
In these dispatches.
Ho saH ho tried a now plan on his
HlcdKliiR journm. On his Hist omio
dltlon ho trawled lUlitu miles lullvo
jhotus ouch day, then paused two
'hours In testlni;, eathiK and In feiil
lm; tho iIoks, then tried to spend
another soentten hours In sleeping.
It was found that after a rest mi
lofiK hoth men ami docs had dllllculi)
In RettliiK Into theh stildc asaln. So
itlio now plan was put Into oporatlou
Amuiidsin tta;cltd llftcou miles eath
da In about six houis, "then passed
,tvii houis In latlnK and IcedluK tho
dogs then slept ah houis, then
ihrialtfasied, thtu went on tho inurc.li
UKaln
.Made Twenty Miles a Clay.
Ilv this plan ho found that tho en
crir of both nun and iIoks was ion-
I served tlio lesult bolliK that the e
, pcdlil in attained tho mnrclouH
speed of twenty mile:! a das on tho
iciurii Journey.
I 'the Rient dlflltultlos Amundsen
and bis (omiados oicileured wcio
caused b the lofty hclHlitH wlihh
thei ciiiounteied durliiK tho laltoi
ian of tlio dash to tho pole I'oi
IP inly six weeks thoy wero at an al
tlttid. which sometimes ' rea licit
1 7 "(I ri et
WoiklnK and tinvollni; at such an
altliude, In an ntmospheio so laiu,
I the lendi'i and tils companions found
real illlllt ully In lueatliliiK. but thnlr
ci'ilriiKundltl not fall Ihciu and the)
pan'ed and stiuCKlid uloiiK All tho'
wa the) had what a soldier on an
ens mm eh would tail roll rations,
but the) found that In that climate
full unions nto not nil that u man
.wants to cat.
No Limit to Food.
Tho arduous paths they pursued,
the filuli' alt, the muscle strain so
'whetted their appetites that thcro
heemed no limit to tho amount that
the) could tuck uudci their Tuts Hut
on tho ictprii Journey, when all dan
Iter of a lack of )iro IhIoiih had passed
the) had not nnly full intlous, but as
much as thev could eat fioin tho de
pots whl"h tho had establlshcih,
I'nr tho first tlmo some of tho tloits
'the) took alone wcio eaten by tho
men In latitude S.' degrees south,
wheu tventy-four dogs weio killed.
lAlthoui'h tho doits had not been al-
Wa)s fully fed, thoy nrmoil n really
delltato morsel to men wllh sucli ap-
1 petitcH.
"It Is nmtlilne but a real haidshlp
to eal doK llcsh," sa)S Atuundscu.
Two Gulls Are Seen.
'I he) saw two Bulls al Intlludo
SW. debtees south. A small taint
had hcen erected theio piolnusly to
K'Udo tho part) on Its letuiii from
tho pole, and Just as the) left this
tho tar wnuilcrliiK culls enmo Hying
past and nllghted on tlio calm.
j 1li lee of tho best dogs descilcd
Amundsen nt il'l dcKtecs. They had
killed a female dog at M'i dt glees
ami tho threo dogs went hack looking
lor htr. 'I his gao Amundsen great
nnxlet), for ho feared that tho dogs
! would lirink Into the depots on which
hoy deiiouded on their return nml
dintiur or mill tho stores or food.
1 When they letuined to S!l elegit cs
1 1 inn tho polo thoy saw liosh dog
tracks around n largo www cairn
used as n dopot there lankily tho
liemmltau hail not been touched,
'I ho (tail of tho dogs was followed
to s.'Kj dcgie'cs, where tho lenialo,
had been killed and lis body placed
on tho lop of a heap of snow at a
food icM.no for tho pati).
Ate Evervthing In Sight.
'I ho lunnwav dogs had catun tho
hod) and had gtmo to tho depot at S2
degiets, whero man) tatcs of fodd
weio heaped. Tho laving dogs got
at one of Iheso tnlrus of tiuminltnu
and not onlv ato tluit, but nlso tie
waned leather tumps and ew.u. tliluq
thoi could seize 'I he dogs had also
eaten tho bodies of two dogs which
Amundsen had killed mid left for 10
sono food at this dopot. Illow-n
dogs smvlted tho wholo dillltiili
join no) to and fiom tho pole.
Tho oxploiois passed a eiy mciiy
ChiiHtmas, albeit their faio was not
tlio most sumptuous.
Oil CliiUlmns da) Ihoy found Ihein
bohps tin tho hlgr moiinlnltis not a
great distant e from tho pole. 'I heir
feast consisted of nil extin allowance
of blst lilts cooked Into ponldgc n
poor Hiihstltuto for tho iiliundniico ot
a N'oiweglnti Chilstmas. Hut they
did not rest tuen on Christmas day
on tho return Join ue), but trmeled
along t)ciy tin), no matter what tho
weather was
"Theio was llttlo that was adeii
turous about tho t rip," ba)s Amund
sen and lit) adds, "but It was cry
haul work'."
Cives Men and Dogs Credit.
Tlio exploici- attilliiites his tilumph
to tho liuweiy and splendid plslcal
condition of his four comrades, nml
to the magnificent work of his dogs;
next to that, to tho fact that tho men
traveled mi skis Hut the magnifi
cent work of tho dogs could not havo
hr-cu pel Col mod had not Amuiiilson
been so tnieful of them.
Sharp as wns tho appetites of tho
men the) really sutfercd nothing for
l.id; of food. On tho other hand,
when thev letuined to tho 1'iam thoy
veto almost as fat as when the) leit
It, and could not eat as much as then.
The sunlvlng dogs weio fat, loo,
and the) had l!cd so well during
Iho last pait of tho Jouiney that the)
had grown fastidious and they would
scaicely touch tho seal meat which
was I) lug In heaps about tho haso of
tho tamp. Nnturnlly during tho
wholo of tho Journey not ono of tho
put) could lao himself nor tould
lio Hluno. Hut ho had to keep his
Ik mil clipped tlso lie nrtuimilatltm
on It would havo shut olT his hicath
With tho foieslght that ihaiatlei
I el him, Amundsen had taken along
a beurd tutting machine and It was
of the gieatest use Ho oven took
along n pall of tooth pulling foitops
mid this piovcd ItiMiluiible, foi ono
man got an agonizing toothache, audi
It wns absolutely netessao to ex-'
ti net his tooth, which tould noi"!mw
bon done without tho proper Heat
incut. f I
Tho pnit of tin eo who explored.
King I'd until VII land lopoited to'
Amundsen Hint they saw a bird of n
now speelo: the) nro ( el tain of Ilia ,,
for the got close oiiough to It to set) I
It distinct!).
Hears From King George.
AmiiiuUen hoemn to he much gintl t
Hod to Itnrn that tho news of his
triumph Is wli.nlng praise for him all
over the woild j
Ileio he has tonducted hlmsetlf In
a moat modest, oven extluslto man
in I Ho has allowed nuliod) aboaidl
his ship mid he alone conies asho o
nod ti annul a whatever business Is
nctohsntv
I'lom all owl the woild lelerrauis
of tougiatulatlous havo been pouring
In .ilHin him; lodiy ho was paitlcu
laily llntlelod to leeelvo heail) mi
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