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Saturday March 27, 1915.
Clear & Cold. - 14°
Mac & Hal left for Peterawich taking all
The drivable dogs which were left.
Saturday March 28, 1915
Clear and pleasant - 4°
The women cleaned up the house. The
house is full of no noise, dirt & ugly people, but
of peace + quiet + love, philosophic, pastoral
fellows.
Monday March 29, 1915
Clear + pleasant - 9°
Twinice & Sunny arrived with Hal's
+ Mac's dogs. A note from here told us that he
had met Peter with his wife & Seeglos on their way
to Stak. The ice extends out 15 miles, this condition
of affairs makes hunting difficult & the meteor can
gledge to the Cary Islands. Below Peterawich the
people have eaten nearly all of their dry & have burned
this hometils for fuel. The ice conditions, more pointedly
remarks, may prevent a ship from reaching us
next year.