[Guadeloupe, Saint Vincent, 'Cluett' Voyage] 1915-1916
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and ethnologist. Everybody (80 in Northwest Greenland from Cape York to Anorotok, Eskimos and white men alike, call Mr. Frenches by his bap- tismal name, so I soon fell in with the general usage and address- ed him as Peter. He is married to an Eskimo woman, Mavvana by name, and lives very much as the Eskimos do. He has lived He is 34 seven years at Umanak - years old and is a graduate of the University at Copenhagen. Peter gave us much news re- garding the Crocker Land Expedition staff and offered to take me in his power boat, whose name is "Ingerlis", to Etah and bring back the men who could go home and as much as practicable of theirs and the Ex- bessides a supply of gasoline for the "Chippott" pedition property. The boat which the "Ingerlis" was towing out