[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition "Q"], 1913-1914
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143 Peter's supply of food badly de- pleted - the women left in charge having used it indiscriminately. Thermometer reached 35 above today, everything is wet from melting snow and the sun is pleasantly warm outside. Monday, May 18, '14. Joita, Kohpelah, and Ahweaging- wan came in later last night. Quite a number of people slept in the big tupik of Akomadinguah. - It began snowing about one and stopped at 5 p.m. - a heavy snow. Jot was up in the hills hunting and says that there was no snow up there. Tuesday May 19, '14 I bought a fup from Akoma- dinguah today, and traded some old clothes and personal things to Akatingu- ah for a kopelah to be delivered next winter. Ohpudashaho and Ohlanyn started for Bay Fjord today. Wednesday May 20, '14. Joita, Ahweagingwah, Ohpelah, Kudlah