[Journal], 1915-1916
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494 eyes still trouble him greatly at times and are a source of worry to him. 22 December. Wednesday. Thinly overcast and hazy in morning, be- ginning to thicken toward noon, making the day a dark one in spite of the moon. Temp. min -17°; 9a.-11°; noon-11°; 5p.-3°; 10:30 - 2° at 12:40 p.m. Peter and Dr. Hunt, with Itukashue and Inughitsueh and their wives almost+ arrived from Umenak via the ice cap; bringing letters from Mac Millan and Green. Dr. Hunt had been held up at Umenak for about three weeks. Mac and Green had not arrived yesterday. Nor had Mac sent down any skins. He wrote that Green was being out- fitted at Etah all right but that no serving for the other three members of the southbound done party could be made there. I therefore asked Peter to go ahead with marking all the cloth- [illegible] needed for our party with whatever ma- terial he had and could get. Dr. Hunt says that Ituukis baby looks