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my wrist when repairing
my sledge at Etal. thinks
it is still in the bone.
Fortunate - it is not my
whip band.
Friday May 4, 1917
2nd Day
Temperature at Ka-muniz-
at 10 4m +5
Suffered all night with
wrist DO and being unable to
sleep because I cold. With
sleeping bag of no value at
zero temperatures.
Channel Camp
Temp. at 5-30 P.M. +4.8
E - got our first real
Friday of the season. From
now on it is "Play Ball".
Six others were seen on the
ice but one only tried for by
Archie, who overdid with his
heavy 35.
The sledding is perfect,
a hard slippery surface and