Frunder came back overland from [30 Petowik glacier saying that Norman and Taylor had left him with the de- clared intention of crossing the land to Umanak. Foolish venture; late in starting, strange country, no food or drink. Taylor fairly well clothed but Norman's clothing poor and inadequate. They are liable to suffer before they reach either Umanak or the ship, if they do not lose their lives. — At 6:40 Taylor came in suffering from cold and fright, saying that he had left Norman up near the head of the gulch in distress with frozen face and nose and with pains in back and legs, unable to keep going more than a hun- dred yards at a time and then lying down to rest. H.C.P. started Ben off at once to Nor-