New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
Antarctic Explorer Re
iofeS Some + Furny Lecf-
urfr7e ExDerfenceS-

xK r=- persons when they think Of
III Lle-renant S5r Ernest H ShaCkle-
a. -r-- the man VINO planted the Brit
S. 7z- further south than the flag OF any
-s--- had hitherto been planted. psrt1re
hle SC themselves as clad IN enormous furs
his ---- ga immense sr0wshoes, his face
g-u and determined. and himself ever
la-lr- acains- s1owdrifts. blizZards and
similar ----- -sasau-- things as he struggles
vsz-- along IN quest for the Southern
Poe =ru- different is the man whom so
many Sew Workers have recently seen IN
G=- -rr el-y-
--r person they saw was a smiling. clean
c- -- EucIishnan. with powerful
E----=-s and a great broad chest-a man
VIZ E. -- ---e- showed by every motion
-a-z-- H--=-E-1 and energy, but VINO vas
--.- -H-- ready "a smile and look pleas
az -ar -. .ruk grim and determined
Esr --1 was always more ready 70 listen
-r --rl rEe than 10 speak Of heToisIn
ard --- sighting against death and one
VIZ v-e- sou had persuaded him 20 tel
--- -r5r Cd Antarctic regions, al
Fa-e reverted % the little Jokes and anus
EE .--s experienced rather than 20 the
ca-k =-r--- OF suffering
-----a-a-- SlaczIeron has q keen sense
q -- and fully enjoys 2 joke AZ ms
oE1 expense. some tine ago, when I was,
81 Denver. said he. 81 hired q hall 70
olr -a.--re in- That hail cost me
eFs --.= and a little ildicious aoVertis-
1c-s- .- ? thought u vas 1ldlclols-
s-c=- --a-E another pound 10 my eN-
Ie---- The time for tie lecture came ana
: drove %. --e EaL. go address. hoped,
rcEle1 horse ! went IN. There were
.as- -.E persons -nere-rwo cid men, two
71-l- and -H0 children
-a. F. -ew moments and as no one
ts= came went olr and asked my cab
--e- -- uo- -n-- Ike 10 come In and
-se- --- .=.---= without charge. Thank
20. e.- =all he- T am comfortable where
s-. and p -llrk < VIII stay here
---a-zu-ned 10 lecture anyhow.
al SHEA -as al over went back nome
s11 5--- ur H5fe the -ecelpts-ha-I a
pom -...- said she. -y0u did not take IN
a cf -a- gave two maids money Tor
sez-s a-- --.- -l=ru down 10 hear you
A1e- -.e.-e1aut sEackleton first started
r e---. .- France he decided - denver
-f lectures ID rle language of the country
Hf e.-aa rance was IA rams Be
-a-e ae he'd been speaking over I'VE NM
-'-s --e audience rose. and IN very laII
-& al al him, cut mat out anu
SszE -ra el
--l- zatlu IuGs her husband
ae-9s l.. a--ae--her au unmiXed blessing
--ff la-e -Ea cd. Lreu-a little BOY naIile1
RAYMOND 1re gears old, and cecily' thiee
years re- age Tie faVOrite game oi iilS
.1.arer Is one " their own Invention
Ai-h -.er have called Exploring IN
4 zsr L-adv SEackleJ0u is the 'poie
e cl-r rle intrepid explorers Lazy
aAack-e,a- .as to stand AZ one END o. the
U r,- exul0rers-F2ay y-Tnond calts
~lsef Lieutenant SHscllle1on' and oe-
has named herself --WId.' after one
le- fathers c1mpsnlons-cr Slowly
WARD Der over rugs, chairs and any o'iie'
ss-s= al.cl -1elI mother VIII permit
IL -se C- araggilg l.rtIe sleds oen4no
-z- 4E-e1 they nearly reach ner she
--sf c-.- OH 4-eor1.ng 10 the rules o. the
Eaze
swat are -Lzse I see. penE2lIls
80 -sat-. a few seconds later
" -ea- ul-sr be men
--e1 Raymond runs ~ 70 ~, throws i-'S
srala5 hey and c-3'z- '-51acAleton ms
-le pole
-hsn -z. -s-4e bes-ns all over again
rr-e~ rebels.
N Enezr fas slHay- led IN actiNs eiio
Ere to has h@en in the army the
.i- uaeazfrs editor and al one u"-e
a- FarElsuert from Dundee. al
1.s dazh 1e never sot 20 f%iS
} e rle mate marx IN t--@ eoUISe
1.rsiru ha addressed "a fa-i-ei
s-ilsaoe on ore occasion lie "'-I
-'s-sl--g Interrupted. Until finally che oi