Field note book[s], Crocker Land Expedition, 1913-1915
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Like to go with the To reach Panama City together in a Large team of Journalists. Everything is good well now, The Train Camped here within striking distance of Crocker Land 150 miles Panamanian, 2 & 3 days biscuit 72 cans water and if get out, I believe I could go on with one division and do the whole route to make again. Care. I am sending both & Cribage for more oil and a little more Glummers from Lieq cache. Pee-wah. In a hot-al time and I will move as slowly calculating with the return trip. You can expect us back if all goes well about June 1st. Mine is a quitter, and absolutely no good. If he is still there Bay Word. March 31st, 1914. Dear Wal: One obliged to send the pack on account of condition of his feet. He seems good and will be a great loss to me and the expedition. Both after him carefully and get him back into the field as soon as possible. Although you are in charge of us at liberty to go and come as he pleases. Let him plan his own trips and put him out with promises, I want him to take charge of all provisions from now on will take detail work and can always keep you informed as to just how much of each kind of food we can care for weeks and what we can trade. If Banks would