The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-04-11
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At the END OF the month. telephone
BARE wre IRIS has already
proved extremely useful for reporting
Of weather. Lieutenant Evans. Gran
and Forde travelled to Corner Camp to
sras hsz e. sns s
Forde's hands were badly frost-bitten,
but are now recovering rapidly. With
ascending ascend Ferrar Glacier: We found
by stakes planted by Wright that the
northwest Of our stations. we found
part OF the glacier tongue broken in
owing to work at the station and
the need Of exercise e for ra the
%estern geological party: CONSISTING Of
e ay!Ssd by Fo4aea aRS
All plans and preparations for the
despite the accident Of last season we
have great hope OF success. The neces-
sty Of. getting the utmost out OF our
to expose them to great cold. We shall
therefore start later than originally in
| tended.
1 rns mGaoF E Ssase Bay fashiey and
Hooper. started five days ago; with two
motor sledges. dragging fuel and for
was very thinly covered with snow,
but were last seen going so well 10, on h the
fore, placed the possibilities of motor
pay eon Ssy9na a mysa w wha WHY WHY
son. Oats. Bowers, Cherry. Garrard;
Atkinson. Wright, Evans. Cream and
DEN s'a! as'u' Of ths
motors, ponies will be worked with
light loads in easy, MARCHES to Corner
sure as necessary thereafter. Dog
teams starting will rejoin us at One
units Of food to the foot Of Beardmore
Gacier unit being he weeks ith p tSrae
units of provisions I hope to extend
! the advance to the required distance
| ly unfavorable. Of the ten remaining
ponies one is unreliable and one doubt
ful. the remainder being in very yy,, fine
did health, and eager to go forward.
owing to my decision to POSTPONE
there is an obvious chance that; the
unable to catch the Terra Nova before
she is forced to quit the Sound I'm
der these conditions, having regard t. to
have decided, to maintain the station
for second year, The m ma o, OF
but details depend upon the date OF
our returning from our journey on
home news, and the extent Of fresh
greet the departure of any member, as
we have lived in the happiest social
| pon+;pr proha1,1v raturns with a
large batch of Photographic material
to which second year might add "
tie Of oWng d to 6s
our Pole life, Plans arranged for the
scientific, work. of the expedition have
tirety.
November "a, latitude 81, IS s: We
LETT Hut P9int on aao the eye OF ra MGvem nv
the ponies the benefit of warmer day
ap tss ":
for sixty miles we followed the tracks
Of the motors then m found the the ma ma
eeeded onward as directed, were de.
layed by blizzard on the sth, but
reached one-Ton Camp on on the morn nad
the Whole party proceeded in company.
A days rest was given the animals at
18th. Having regard to the weight
of the loads, the heavy surfaces and
limited number of animals | decided
eight nights and so far, as we can
foresee It should be contin nueii, Tbs Tbs
keeping condition remarkably. we'll
The first pony has been shot for en-
put Gond hay tn nonos Of
| oats and three pounds of Oil cake
daily. We are hopeful of getting the
mems food supply to the Gl ac.st az az
later than anticipated.
W at fSsgq so tie % %%o of p CITY,
ab bM I,Hn of Of the motor was the over
heating of the air-cooled engines t Ilme
taken in hand The system Of propull
sion of the motors proved entirely sat.
sfac.o nycr n me Worst Bart of the bar
rier service and crossed several crew
nsz been
With With the experience now gained a re.
liable tractor could be constructed that
would travel anywhere in this region
are building snow cairns at Intervals
Of four miles to guide the homeWard
parties and leaving a weeks provision $50,
| rier. The surface was extremely bad
and trying to the ponies up to One ,as !,
good since. The greater number of tbs
ponies have been dragging over G5l
December 10. latitude s3 degrees II
minutes: After the return Of the mo- p
minutes we. pushed steadily south
hopeful for better weather conditi ION
ads g. degrees 10 m IL th an{
,, two more at the SD parallel Mons
,, Of these animals were exhausted 1 bu!
were sacrificed to Tighten loads anc
give food for dogs. AS we proceeded
the weather grew, worse. snowstorms
were frequent. the sky continuallS
overcast and land very rarely visible
Under these circumstances it was most
: difficult to keep straight course and
maintain steady marches. The ponies
continued to pull splendidly. The ex.
.. severe work I attribute entirely nrsy te
In spite of delays we reached 1ati
tude So degrees "a minutes 11na within hna
We could have reached the glaciel