port, visited by the Danish cor -/19 out there. Our “last port” had been Battle Harbor, where no bill of health could be obtained and where no consuls are stationed. Nevertheless, permission was given for the vessel's our crew to fill our water tanks from a designated brook on the opposite side of the harbor from the village. Godhavn (Good Harbor) is a straggling settlement comprised of five Danish and twenty five or twenty Eskimo families. Many of the lutes show the evidence of admixture of white blood. It is the capital of Danish North Greenland and the most prominent build structure in it, aside from the church, is the building which contains the rooms devoted to