[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition "Q"], 1913-1914
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he had overheard Mere sticking up for Mac and the expedition several times, - especially when Kysts thought he was treated badly about the gun, - and he thinks That Mere wishes the eskimos to help us and does not think he would try to influence them the other way. Wee Wee and the baby were put in Doc's bunk and Doc slept in the attic. Sat. April fourth 14. Up all night on watch. Cooked breakfast and dinner. For breakfast we had sausage and german fried potatoes and cream of wheat and tomatoes. Dinner baked beans, brown bread and pineapple jello. Doc has been trading all day for meat. We have a great deal of walrus meat now. It has snowed some today but Jot had the pleasure of sailing his ice boat a little. Sun April 5th -14. All the eskimoese who came up to trade meat went home this morning Jot and Doc on the ice-boat sailed.