New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-10
BRINGS SCOTS STORY
OF TRIP TO THE POLE
Editor of "Everybody's Mag
azine" Has Photos Of Finding
of AmundSen'S Tent.
10000 WORDS IN STORY
Contains Diary of Last Days of
Explorer Life-To Be Pub
lished in London, Paris
and New York.

one OF the most dramatically torloIn
photographs that history has produced
was brought here yesterday from Havre
on the French liner France by Trumbull
White. editor of Every bodys Maya
zine" II is picture Of Lieutenant Scot'
standing at the South Pole and looking
deiectedly INTO the tent Of Captain ROAD
Amundsen Belief in England that DIS
ragement over the victory OF Amund-
sen IN reaching the pole first was In s
measure responsible for the death OF
Scott gives the picture unusual signih-
canoe
Il is one II twelve photographs taken
bv scott and his men after they left
the last relief party on their final dash
70 the pole Some were made by scott
others by those with him. These and a
narrative story OF some thirty thousand
words extracted from the great bulk of
matter left 10y Scott were brought here
10y Nj. White for publication in Every
body S.
The editor explained Yesterday that
there was nothing morbid or startling IN
the material he had obtained but that il
was exceptionally interesting and con-
tanned much that cleared mp the refer
cnces made by scott i'm his message to
the English people.
Il went abroad five weeks aso 10 get
the American rights TO the Scott story
said Mr. White. having made contract
with Lady Scott by cable when she al
rived ~ New Zealand
"I spent two weeks with her and Com
mander Evans and Leonard Huxley IN
London going over the manuscripts and
selecting the thirty thousand word nara
tive ] have brought over with me. II Is
all now carefully arranged and typewrit-
ten and ready for the compositor
After leaving the last supporting party
scott took with him 10 the pole three
blank books. the pages being trihe lar
ger than postcard. All his writing was
I'm pencu and was carefully written lie
had also small camera and a roll OF
fins for twelve exposures. The manu-
script and camera with its roll OF films
were turned over 10 Lady Scott just as
her husband had left them. The films
were developed and revealed twelve per
feet negatives.
scott eNleplUpU. uNt many '''''''
was in debt when IT started out. and II II
had not been Tor the money realized 10y
the sale Of this matter Lady Scott WOULD
md herself heir to her husband ; deots'
Mr. White would not say what puce MS
magazine had paid for the American
rights Of publication. hut ne explained
that when Lady Scott had invested the
sums paid 10 her by "EverybodY's The
strand" and by Hachette & Co. of Paris
she would Doe able 10 realize an annual
income equal 10 the pension OF N.J"
awarded hcr by the British government
Ry special agreement with the two Tor
eisu publishers Mr. White said mat the
magazines would he put upon sale s'mni-
tsneouslv in London, Paris and New
York. and that every possibility Of leak
in the story to this country from france
and England nd been safesuarded
The first iustalment Of the Scott story
will appear i'm the July issue and Will be
continued in the three succeeding num-
bcrs.