Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 95
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of the cases. Nice way to re-19 ceive and acknowledge a coun tury that had cost us some trouble! No thanks, - nothing but abuse; and no apology! Kashingwa arrived at the igloo this evening. Lives this winter at Kietek 10 April. Monday. Clear, cloudless. Light N.E. breeze at 9 a.m., increasing to heavy wind by 11 o'clock. Keen and disagreeable, with low rain filled with driving snow. Temp. min -20°; 9a.-3°; 12m.-5°; 4h.-14°; 7p.-11° Kashingwa came over to get Dr. Hunt to treat his left forefinger which had become infected through a cut. The finger was much swollen and very painful. Dr. cocaineized and lanced it. The man had tried to lance it him- selves, but without much success, so he came down here all the way from Kietek to the Dr.