CROSSING A STREAM ON THE GLACIAL FRINGE 222 OUR CAMP ON LAND WEST OF ALDRICH’S FARTHEST 222 TYPICAL ESKIMO DOG 237 THE CRUSH NEAR CAPE UNION. WHERE THE “ROOSEVELT” LOST RUDDER, STERN-POST, AND PART OF PROPELLER 238 SIPSU AND HIS FAMILY. RETURNING TO THE SHIP FROM FORT CONGER 241 THE “ROOSEVELT” FORCED AGROUND IN WRANGEL BAY 242 THE “ROOSEVELT” IN WRANGEL BAY 242 ESKIMO FAMILY GOING ASHORE AT LADY FRANKLIN BAY FOR WINTER AT FORT CONGER 251 TAKING SOUNDINGS IN KANE BASIN 252 BRINGING THE BEAR TO THE SHIP 255 POLAR BEAR KILLED IN KANE BASIN 255 THE SHIP BEACHED FOR REPAIRS AT THE HEAD OF ETAH FIORD 256 VIEW OF THE STERN 263 ESKIMO HOUSES AT KOOKAN 264 CAPE YORK, 76° NORTH LATITUDE. NORTHERN LIMIT OF MELVILLE BAY, AND MOST SOUTHERLY SETTLEMENT OF THE WHALE SOUND ESKIMOS 267 HANGING OUR NEW RUDDER AT HOPEDALE 268 SAWING WOOD TO FEED THE FURNACES 268 HULDA, A LABRADOR ESKIMO GIRL AT NAIN 273 HOPEDALE. MORAVIAN MISSIONARY STATION ON THE LABRADOR COAST 274 OOBLOOYAH, YOUNG ESKIMO MAN OF ABOUT TWENTY-THREE 277 A GROUP OF ESKIMO WOMEN 278 HEAD OF RANGIFER PEARYI, ALLEN 347 ESKIMOS OF THE “FARTHEST NORTH” PARTY 348 CAPTAIN CHAS. B. DIX, BUILDER OF THE “ROOSEVELT” 357 THE “ROOSEVELT” ON HER TRIAL TRIP, JUNE, 1905 357 THE PEARY ARCTIC CLUB’S S. S. “ROOSEVELT” 358 A STUDY IN BRONZE; TYPICAL FACE OF ESKIMO WOMAN 367 AHWEAHGOODLOO, FOUR-YEAR-OLD ESKIMO GIRL 368 INUAHO, ESKIMO GIRL 377 AKATINGWAH, WIFE OF OOBLOOYAH 378 DETAIL MAP OF THE POLAR REGIONS SHOWING THE ROUTES AND EXPLORATIONS OF ROBERT E. PEARY, U. S. N. FROM 1892 TO 1906; AND GENERAL MAP OF THE NORTH POLAR REGIONS END NEAREST THE POLE CHAPTER I FROM NEW YORK TO ETAH