March 7, 1909
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                                                       62 d
Apr. 24˚
                                                          14 d.
Sunday Mar. 7˚
Another calm mild day. Min during night -32˚, in morning rising to -15˚ & later to - 8˚. Lead widened during night more than at any other time but has remained quiet during the day. In evening Pooadloonah came to me whining he was sick & I packed him & Panickpah back for the land at once. Am done with these two. Rather hoped for M - & B - today but too late now. Today (3rd after full moon being max. range of spring tides I hope movement of lead is at end.
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