[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition "Q"], 1913-1914
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komatic for rabbits, and Odie went out with his gun for a while but got none. I have been writing up back diary and meteorological work. It is certainly a great loss not to have the electric lights, and one hard to get accustomed to. The contrast is so great that the women seems to have great trouble sewing, and reading is certainly very much more difficult. Mon. Feb 16-14. mean temp. -20.6 Ah-pud-a-sha bo with his wife and child left this morning. They wanted biscuit and sugar,-which IOT gave them. Kudukto is nearly well, has been up all day, and Egineukh is much better; he too was up for a while today. Panik- pah has the mumps and I have cau- tioned him against going out. Jimmy and Sammy brought over four cases of oil today. A little over five gallons a day is being used now, Tue Feb 17-14. mean temp. -21.7 Sanna had an attack of heart trouble last night and IOT gave her some