14 February. Monday. Overcast and somewhat thick, though moon is visible at 1 p.m. Bad weather on the ice eff. S.O.S.E. wind continues to flow. Is moderate at ship but cold. Temp. min.-11°; 9a.-10°; noon-8°; 3 p.-10½° Crown of 1st molar, which became loose yes- ofb terday, was taken and re-cemented in place by Dr. Hunt to-day. He has prac- ticed dentistry more frequently than medicine up here. Chief surgical and medical cases among members of staff have been Janquary's broken arm, Green's illness, and Allen's con- gested kidneys, Ekblaw's frozen foot and Janquary's frozen toes. He (Dr. H.) has been very serviceable to the Eskimos and now is to the crew of the "Cleott" and to me. This afternoon Ekblaw and I took