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Religious beliefs of the Eskimo. 1913, Nov., pp. 869-878. 2717a-Stefansson, V. Harper's, v. 127, Harper's, v. 127, Prehistoric and present commerce among the Arctic coast Eskimo. Ottawa, Government printing bureau, 2717b-Stefansson, V. The Stefansson-Anderson Arctic expedition of the American museum: preliminary ethnological report. New York, The Trustees, 1914, 395 p. (Anthropological papers of the American museum of natural history, vol. XIV, Pt. I). 2717c-Stefansson, V. Food tastes and food prejudices of men and dogs. Sci. M., v. 11, 1920, Dec. pp. 540-543. 2717d-Stefansson, V. Temperature a factor in determining age of maturity among Eskimo. Am. Med. Assoc. J., v. 75, 1920, Sept. 4, pp. 669-670. 2717e-Stefansson, V. L'Espedition artique Canadienne (1908-12) Les Esquimaux du Cuivre. Soc. de Geog. de Quebec Bull., v. 16, Mars-Avril, 1922, pp. 97-109. 2717f-Stefansson, V. Popular errors. Spec. 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Leyden, Late E. J. Brill, 1912. 2729-Taylor, Edythe F. Stories of Esquimaux life. 1905, April, pp. 39-43. Alaska's M., v. 1, 2730-Taylor, Zula M. An Indian legend-the Bear and the Wrangell tribe. Overland, n.s., v. 46, 1905, Dec., pp. 557-559. 2731-Thorne, James F. In the time that was, dedicated to Ah-Koo, done into English by J. Frederick Thorne (Kitchakaheach) illustrated by Judson T. Sergeant (To-u-sucka); being the first volume of a series of legends of the tribe of Alaskan Indians known as the Chilkatsof the Klingats, as told by Zachook, the "Bear," to Kitchakaheach, the "Raven." 30 pp., Seattle, Wash. The Raven, 1909. 2732-Tolmie, W. Fraser, and Dawson, George M. Comparative vocabulary of the Indian tribes of British Columbia with a map illustrating distribution. Montreal: Dawson Bros., 1884. Canada Geol. and Nat. Hist. Survey, Alfred R. C. Selwyn, Director. 131 pp. 2733-Vanderlip, Frank A., and Bolce, Harold. Stranger than fiction. True story of Kebeth, the Aleut. 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Also contains comparative table of a few words of the Eskimaux (or Innuit), Chukchi, Aleutian and Karyak languages. 160 pp., John Murray, London, 1850. 2738-Waterman, T. T. The explanatory element in the folk tales of North American Indians. Jl. of Am. Folk-lore, v. 27, 1914, Jan.March, pp. 1-54. 2739-Whymper, F. Russian America, or "Alaska": the natives of the Youkon river and adjacent country. Read April 21, 1868, Ethnol. Soc. of London Trans., n.s., v. 7, 1869, pp. 167-184. 2740-Wickersham, James. Eskimo pictures and maps: Made by E-too'ach-in-na, the Eskimo chief at Ip-now-ruk, on Shishmaref Inlet, and presented to James Wickersham at Nome by his son, Oo-kwed-luk, "The Rabbit," on April 4, 1902. 35 pictures, 2 folded maps, in colors. 2741-Wickersham, James. The Eskimo dance house. Am. Antiq., v. 24, 1902, July and August, pp. 221-223. 2742-Wickersham, James. Vizito al Kingegan, la renkontejo de la nova kaj malnova mondoj. (Account of a trip to Cape Prince of Wales.) Tr. by R. H. 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Stefansson's Canadian Arctic expedition of 1913-1916, as related by her master, Robert A. Bartlett, and here set down by Ralph T. Hale. 329 pp., Boston; Small, Maynard & Co., 1916. 2772a-Hale, R. J. Northward ho! the last voyage of the Karluk. By Robert A. Bartlett and Robert J. Hale. Boston; Small, Maynard and Co. (1919). 2773—Hayes, C. Willard. An expedition through the Yukon district. Nat. Geog. M., v. 4, 1892, May 15, pp. 118-162. 2774-Horton, Edith. The frozen North; an account of Arctic exploration for use in schools. 157 pp. (Contains: Schwatka in Alaska.) Boston; D. C. Heath & Co., 1904. 2775-Leeds, John. The cruise of the "Polar Bear." Alaska-Yukon M., v. 11, 1911, April, pp. 38-39. 2776-Lippincott's Magazine, 1868, Nov., pp. 467-485: Scientific expedition to Alaska. 2777-Literary Digest, v. 48, 1914, June 6, p. 1388. Over Chilkoot with Funston. 2777a-McConnell, Burt M. The rescue of the "Karluk" survivors. Harper's M., v. 130, 1915, Feb., pp. 349-360. 2778-McKenzie, Donald A. Pioneering days of Northern Alaska. Alaska's M., v. 1, 1905, July, pp. 234-237. 2779-National Geographic Magazine, v. 10, 1899, July, pp. 269-271. Explorations in Alaska. 2780-National Geographic Magazine, v. 14, 1903, April, pp. 161-162. Explorations among the Wrangell mountains, Alaska. 2781-Nellas, Douglas H. The exploration and survey of the 141st meridian, Alaska. Geog. J., v. 41, 1913, Jan., pp. 48-55. 2782—Outlook, v. 104, 1913, June 28, p. 411. Exploring the far North. 2783-Patterson, C. R. In search of a new Arctic continent. World Today, v. 11, 1906, July, pp. 731-734. 2784-Pierce, W. H. Thirteen years of travel and exploration in Alaska. Ed. by Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Carruth. 224 pp. (Pierce was a foreman for John Treadwell and drove the first tunnel at Treadwell mines. He went into the Yukon in 1886.) Lawrence, Kans., Journal publ. co., 1890. 2785 Pike, Warburton M. Through the subarctic forest; a record of a canoe journey from Fort Wrangell to the Pelly lakes, and down the Yukon River to the Behring Sea. 295 pp. London; New York; E. Arnold, 1896. 2785a-Pike, W. M. The Barren Ground of Northern Canada, (Alaska) 1892. N. Y. 1917. 2786-Rosse, Irving C. The first landing on Wrangell Island, with some remarks on the northern inhabitants. Am. Geog. Soc. Jl., v. 15, 1883, pp. 163-214. 2787-Rothrock, Joseph T. A note from the far north. Am. Nat., v. 1, no. 4, 1867, June, pp. 205-208. 2788-Rothrock, Joseph T. Northwestern North America; its resources and inhabitants. Am. Geog. Soc. J., v. 4, 1874, pp. 393-415. 2789-Russell, Frank. Explorations in the Far North. 200 pp. University of Iowa, Iowa City, 1898. 2790—Russell, Israel C. Explorations in Alaska. Am. Geol., v. 7, 1891, pp. 33-38. 2791-Schwatka, Frederick. The Alaska Military Reconnaissance of 1883. Science, v. 3, 1884, Feb. 22, pp. 220-227, 246-252. 2792-Schwatka, Frederick. The middle Yukon. 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A popular account of the travels of an Alaska exploring expedition along the great Yukon river, from its source to its mouth, in the British Northwest territory, and in the Territory of Alaska. 418 pp. Philadelphia; J. Y. Huber company, 1891. Same St. Louis, Mo., J. W. Henry, 1893. (This is an enlarged edition of his "Along Alaska's great river.") 2799-Schwatka, Frederick. A journey over an Alaskan range of snowclad mountains. Goldthwaite's Geog. M., v. 5, 1893, Jan.-Feb., pp. 55-57. 2800-Science, v. 7, 1886, Jan., pp. 95-96. Rev. of: Explorations in Alaska by the Brothers Krause. 2801-Science, v. 7, 1886, June 25, pp. 566-567. A new expedition to Alaska. 2802-Scientific American Supplement, v. 57, 1904, May 14, pp. 23721-2. Unexplored Alaska. 2803-Shillinglaw, J. J. Narrative of Arctic Discovery from the earliest period up to the present time. London, 1850. 2804-Simpson, Thomas. Narrative of Discoveries of the North Coast of America. 8vo, London, 1843. Also Journal Roy. Geog. 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