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"Ko-loo-teeng-was has (181)
spread the statement along the mid-
dle coast that he (K) is going a-
cross Melville Bay with me this
spring. This is a relief to my mind
because Mac sent word to him
for me that I wanted him to take
the job of getting me to Upernivik
in April and I have been get-
ting anxious to have K. come
in so that arrangements might
be perfected. Mac thinks that
he is only on his way hither
now with Arclio and our
supplies from Umeruk and
that the party is held up below
Cape Alexander by bad ice con-
ditions.
Noo-kar-ping-wak says that
Egingwak suah, Egingwak paluk
and Iago (Pingasut) took their
wives with them when they
went south with Rasmussen,
Ekblaw and Hunt. He thinks
that Ek went with the smaller
Nehitalaho (Harrigan) and not
with Egingwak paluk. N. says
he does not believe that Peter was
able, physically, to go south this
winter at all.