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35 a night gown and a suit of underwear. All day yesterday the weather was bad, blow- ing a light gale from the East with drift- ing snow, which continued all night and today, turning colder some time during the night. [[Crawford, Allan R., 1901-1923|Crawford]] and I will follow the tracks tomorrow with the dogs. No foxes in [[Galle, Milton Harvey Robert, 1902-1923|Galles]] traps. Strong breeze from the East. Cold, drifting snow. Nov 27 Sunday Max 14.0 Min 6.5 [[Crawford, Allan R., 1901-1923|Crawford]] and I hitched up the dogs this morning and followed the tracks [[Galle, Milton Harvey Robert, 1902-1923|Galle]] had found yesterday. After traveling just an hour West, we saw something dark on the harbor to West and by aid of the glasses saw that it was [[Blackjack, Ada, 1898-1983|"the lost one"]]. She was walking very slowly toward camp with her usual camp clothing on over which was a double Siberian native reindeer suit, making her look like, from a distance, an inverted sack of spuds. Under her outer garments was a suit of underwear and a night gown. We bundled her on the sled and brought her home, where she now sits, moping. [[Crawford, Allan R., 1901-1923|Crawford]] tried to ascertain what her object in leaving was and where she had been but to no avail. She did say, however, that she had taken a few hard bread with her, and she did not