[Journal], 1915-1916
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of bay, a tramp of 7+ miles. More bear skin parts by Dr. Hunt's advice but found them over warm with thin woolen drawers underneath. Sammik and Astrup left for Umanak this morning, taking loads with them from the shore caches beyond the point. Egingwah, Erik and Sigdlu came in from Umanak about 7 o'clock. The two for- mers are on their way home to Cape York. Sigdlu has come for a load of things for North Star Bay. 2 February. Wednesday. Clear and cloudless. Calm at ship. Light N.E. wind on plain above head of bay. Temp. min.-2º; 9a.-10º; 11a.-17º; 2p.-22º Egingwah and Erik went on to Cape York. Sigdlu started back to Umanak with a big load of Ekblaw's effects. Dr. Hunt made another careful examina- tion of me this morning. Says that my heart seems to be all right and my ur- ine is likewise O.K. Ekblaw wants an