[Journal], 1915-1916
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5-30 Ekblaw's supplies out some riles and cached them on shore. Eging- wal, suah and Inuaho arrived about dinner time on their way to Cape York. Inuaho is Mere's first cousin and is the original of Pearcy's "Study in Bronze" in his book "Farthest North". She is a handsome (?) woman, but her ex- pression is not as pleasing as that of I netliak. Gave Inetliak the kooletah which Peter gave me to have her enlarge the hood somewhat. Wrote letters (long ones!) to Mac Millan and Peter. This is the first day set by Peter for his start from Unamanuk. Mere is going back to Unamanuk tomor- row and Peter is to "start as soon as possible after Minik's return", hence we hope to see the big Dane