Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 113
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rain during snow storms or melt /09 deposition. Taken from glacier at bottom of 1130 feet A.T. on level with upper portion of moat. Ahrugnodablako, Egingwak and Erik arrived about 4:30 p.m., hav- ing come up to take Pudteak and family northward. Twelve bears have been gotten this winter in hunting from Cape York. Cook's name for the old man is "Old Blowhole". Dr. Hunt examined my heart this evening. Same as at first he says, with accentuation of subtle and muscular murmurs. Says I must avoid exposure to high wind. 23 April Easter Sunday. clear and cloudless; calm with occasional puffs light wind blowing out the sky. Temp. min.+2°; 9a+18°; 12m.+18°; 6p.+15½°. The three Cape York men started about 10 a.m. for Unalakleet with Dr. Hunt's baggage and took on the supplies at