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ILLUSTRATIONS

FACING PAGE

Wrangel Island Party, 1922 ...................................Frontispiece

Specimen Page from Diary of E. Lorne Knight showing Erasure by
Mr. Harold Noice......................................................xxii

Ada Blackjack with Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Knight...............xxiii

The British Admiralty Chart as it was immediately after Captain Kel-
lett’s discoveries were recorded on it................18

Map of Wrangel Island.................................19

Revenue Steamer Corwin................................24

Record left on Wrangel Island by the Corwin...........25

Rear Admiral Robert Mallory Berry, U.S.N., Retired
Calvin Leighton Hooper, Captain U. S. Coast Guard Service.......37
John Munro, Chief Engineer

Stefansson’s party about to leave the Karluk, September, 1913
Hadley Bringing Home a Seal, Early Spring of 1914
Raising the Flag to Reaffirm the British Right to Wrangel .........60

The Karluk just before she sank
The Flag at half mast by the Grave of George Malloch on.......61
Wrangel Island, Summer, 1914

Crawford, Maurer and Knight.........................118

Wrangel Island Proclamation ........................119

Maurer Watching for the Ship that Could Not Come .......138

The Main Camp. Taken from the Silver Wave
Early Spring—the prairie partly free of snow but the mountains.....139
still as in winter

A Cluster of Flowers, Summer, 1922
Eider Duck on Wrangel Island, Spring of 1922................166

Milton Galle, Summer, 1922
Type of Shelter Against Wind and Sun Used on the........167
Summer Reconnoitering Trips

Crawford, Maurer and Galle starting off for a Hunt..........196

The Camp in Late Autumn
Building the snow walls for the outer house within which....197
the tents were to be pitched for winter

Crawford and the Expedition Cat
The Pet of the Expedition, named Vic...............208

Fred Maurer and the Baby Eskimo Girl, Makpek .......209

Barrels Filled with Seals’ Fat, and Inflated Skin Bags..........224
The Dory and the Dogs, Spring, 1922

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