Greenland Journal IV 1916-1917
Page 159
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I said that I did not know (146 that any of Mac's personal packages were in the large box of museum trading material. He said that I ought to have known all that was in the box. This would require a good memory indeed, but my belief still is that there was nothing of Mac's personal material in that packing case and that the small package of watches or cheap jewelry was bought by the museum - I said that I would not and did not intentionally give Fitz any permission to open any of Mac's personal packages. This must be looked into when I get home. 11 December, Monday 13, N26; 13, N25; C2, N26; 13, N26; 1/3, N26 av. -15.3° -16°; -14°; -16.2°; -14.6°; -16°, min -18.5°, max -8° Read geology re - Developed 2 rolls. Walk of two miles. Windy. Some snow drifting. But we had six days of calm or nearly calm clear weather. 12 December, Tuesday 13, N25; 13, N24; 13, N25; 13, N4; 13, N4 av. -19.78° -18.2°; -19.5°; -20°; -21.2°; -20°, min -21.5° max -14.5°