[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition "Q"], 1913-1914
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118 up with kerosene. Posidloonah, Peewahlo's brother arrived about five p.m. from the south. Rasmus- sen had sent him up with some let- ters for Elk and Green which were mailed in July last and brought over by Peter Frenchen. Posidloonah also brought the news that Ahpudashaho, the one who was paralyzed, - is dead. Sat Mar 21-14 It has been a gusty day, and we have all been indoors, except for a while when I was out adjusting the tide-gauge. Sun Mar 22-14 Adjusted tide gauge again today, It does not seem to run well in the cold. Mene and Zowchinquah arrived at six p.m. Mene had quit and so has Zowchinquah. A note from Mene says everything is progressing nicely and they are at the glaciers with the loads carried up on the ice.