The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-30
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Their FLESH sfpfxn lee Hyto Resemble
slaughter Houses.

ihRiE f4fsn . sEfiSh 5lfe 3vse Ne eaeTlhle
slaughter Houses.
My nEst view Of tie interior Of tick,
Glqck's arctic residences would haze
been d disheaftsaIais ease to q t6ndep'
foot. 80 me. after lime hsars Of Ftsez-
ing; nothing aad ever. seemed ,qaIts 81
Belepme and ehsering assthe heliowed
out stone III whlclra liberal qEantity
OF SEM oil and moss ras burning.
CThe moSs was used as wick, ana G6
answers the purpose OF both lamp
ana stove., Three children were crowd.
ed together at tile end of. the igIoo
staring Silently. tick -Gluck's kooner Of
woman stood WITH an infant in her
srns. grtnning broadly ANA .cheerfully
The room was about eighteen feet
In diameter and was verftabIe shana.
.bles. Uck.Glnck possessed a rebnta-
ton as being q great hunter, and he
had been especfhils SUCCESSIVE Of Iata
Masses, Of flesh lay strewn all about
tie floor: There seemed apnsfehtIy 10
bs no effort tur desire to keep Il In
one ;or two piles.ikIt lay everywhere,
There 4sA tim. whole carcass OF a
IalrHs, cut up aud strewn about and
almost directly at the head Of the
raised platform. Of ice which formed
y bed for the Whole family there was d
great pile OF ehtrails. preserved for
dog meat The walls OF the igroo were
spattereH. wltt hIppd, and, weapons OF
the chase lay everywhere. These IN,
tcllAea spears and tarpoons, long
knives sahIli saTlAs that fred, powder
ard hnlls 5i4 ,.. -ss.
~ large quantity Of meat, killed earlier
ip ttllle season, had arrived at the age
and stage where 1t possessed q :SsFy
bad tGdpr This was not for tile dogs.
.;Ucls-S3 lncks aIld liIIs family would have
fedHtheIn the fresh meat before they
f.w0Hld kaYe sacrificed this paFtlcnlar
pile. hyiiieh was, Just reaching .that mel.
lew nnd ripe Sdndi idon which strongly
appeals 10 their EaItite.
~ u ltltfn catnn lntn tia
fstoo d few moments later. aud so de-
hghted were. .Iicts .GIGeE and bls wife
70 learn tluit both OF the luRblppalss or
white men were 10 eat md sleep I'M
der their r5nfg that they dlsR0Fted
theEaseIs ses llIIe children. daneing al,oNt
and laughing atid chattcring ini their
own soiigge 2 BeFfard toliil no that ln
lbs bfea5GFe 1ek- -4Iaek 4aRes ,stsing
that I'm 9htifii faf 4 he lonoES Stk6 white
meE were showing him stsa would 6isa
the kabsunhhs The grea6fs5t hunting
that white men haa ever. hDd.
Ag NE had eslilA, 10 hint and aS ueIs-
GIrck was noted aii aion he e6ait tot
iiis T,taseses this w'as highly a tiafac.
tory. Bsrnard brgnf lit 81 us ell stoSe.
and we began lnts oiice te hEepRge on.
s...nas, ne gyA haa aal lA.a, ..aE EhInS, h.. {
frozen meat since pefning We fried
our own deer neat. heated a nrNber
OF ship biEeutt. d caii ofs corn ard tc1D
OF tcfna Is ana fnaSle atJant q gallon
of tea. Uck. luck md his family ae-
cepted the tea ana biscnits sas great
deItcacies. but only IstyG dis iRife.
took advantages OF the store to ,ccplk
her meat. Win their knives The KsiEs.
mos gntit of chfinlES 4 ffcny the meat
strewh about ana teYoEsad 1t raw,
larghipg aud ,cbuckllpg; as they least.
esis One OF siis children. Il boy of .SssiYl
en- or eight. ate a, sttJp of niife fat
that MUST hbye styel9 l9hed nearly d
pound .-7saneA Oliver tlrRo0d ia Les sist
Hos. ss II IS 20 - Z.
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