The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-08-21

Inc likes and dislikes Of the civil
Ied world for certain kinds Of meat
are largely psychological.
Nature has provided edible animals
JUST as palatable and nourisbiny as
'hose commonly used for food.
ne animal food supply Of the ant
a'etic regions is varied and apparently
inexhaustible.
me present progress in airpIanes
ana airships is so rapid that if seems
iooiish 70 set bounds to their future
Development.
OF Ernest says he knows sea ele- |
pnahts' sea lions, seals, penguins and
other animals and birds of tho an+-
arctlc are edible Well he shou,d
hho" what he's talking about He
'aihiS had chance to find out on
MS second antarctic exploration.
A1hough Cook. as far back as 1774
so' south as far as II degrees Is min.
utes' ana Weddell Ross Borcbgrevinls =
anu he derlache did valuable explora.
'ioh work between 1923 and 1900 II
"as DOT until Capt. Robert F. Scott,s =,
hrst expedition in 1902 that tbe world =
really became interested in tho sou+h :"
poie FOR some reason the race for
honors was principally to- e.
"aru the north pole. Shackleton fol -
io"eu scott In 1909 Then RoaId 49,
Ahundsen reached the south mole in 49,
!oli. Scott also reached If feu,I ~ ~.
days later. ie" col
Shack,o.o the
, 'iachie1ons second party left of
ba Erdrr - 1914, aboard Dor
'ulit especially to Withstand Tho
Taught of Tho TO- iis'ahu the on UNI
,e"' scientists and explorers, the En-. =
uranee carried nearly 40 dog teams III, ~
.,ei' iater proved of untold value in w.
Jung The party to cross the ice an nd
eir historic journey back to civil;za. a.oll
On. anita
ne nrst stop Of the expedition woS 80.
oouth georgia, the sOuthernmost -
ngements had n-a,.,o, - where ar Lond
taking On supplies to last tbrouah M
, winter. SeaI-ma.+ n'oush this
these supnties on m
The Endurance storto, clear
bottom of the World" For WOODS were
snip upheld her name gaIlant1r u the
'ihg her way through the treacbor On
ah'arcic seas. Each day the o'erio
'ney became more dificnIt @ events
dangerous. With colder weotho. TO the
heavier ice the members If 49, achs-
'dition came to reaJiza ,ho. :. TIC questio
question Of days INIT, .s 1T |
d have TO give up the ionrnor ICY getting
Oh t.
y ing shoaid break the ice again IS outs
three degrees from +bo,- conditit
the white horror of the .n. alina- daily.
III upon them. Weeks wero " eat
In attempts to clear the wa, - sood 10
pen sea, but all to no avail Nv estlng z
as relentless. And tben -, Hum
not to rise again IN s.., gu" eating.
is were spent in preparation ror kindly
lai dash to the pole. Eyervtbino average
ia .a Then, as Shackleton lor MS
/ IN little party lest its homo realize Il
) hopes" '''iie common
Endurance wos inhabitar
re of tho loo ,,.N y! the as food.
heeis of terrific blizzard such Inc
ID occur only in the polar ra- mean
Inc Ice tore the. ruddernos. "honi TN
lie snip and few moments ,ater "r >physl'
thrown sideways TO an angle peeh eatil
y-five degrees =" ""sie since thei
ntire partv wos , ly 300 We
}, doomed vesso, eu 10 aoan- regions OF
y supplies for. moving all edible amir
ground the shin 20 .' iater er cooking
ding IL to tho -. pieees-at just as pal
the noss,hi,,.u "On the
ond all brm.n VI reaching the bottom of
N s,artad - ."uea'or, the sea lions,
return Journey. With the crew vasrs mn'