[Journal of the Crocker Land Expedition "Q"], 1913-1914
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from Annaratak today. They had Delivered their stores, and found no bear tracks, so they did not stay up there. I ran the engine today, and there was not the least bit of gas. Tue Jan 27-14. My cold is causing me some dis- comfort; it seems different from any cold I ever had before. The eskimos are quite sick and have bad spells of vomiting. Jack and I counted the condensed milk Today, and found that after the Cookerland trip milk has been taken out there are left 66 cases of milk; - with a few cases of evaporated milk. Wed Jan 28-14. After breakfast Mac sent Ek and me up the coast with Kudiukto and Nukapinguash to open the pemmican boxes and bring back the empty boxes. We had a grand ride- the sledges were empty, and the going good. The sea had broken up this north of Sunrise Point and we had to