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musk-ox heads in the rigging of the Roosevelt 157 caribou heads in the rigging of the Roosevelt 157 crane city, cape columbia, at the time of departure march 1, 1909 192 face of the land ice, "glacial fringe," off cape columbia 193 pinnacle near the shore 193 typical trail in soft snow (looking backward) 208 typical view of the ice of the arctic ocean north of grant land 209 typical camp on the ice 209 working through an expanse of rough ice 216 passing through a defile in rough ice 217 approaching a lead through rough ice 224 stopped by open water 225 athletic sports at the lead camp 232 pickaxing a road through zone of rough ice 232 a characteristic view of the expedition on the march in fine weather 233 repairing sledges in camp 248 marvin taking an observation in a snow shelter 249 crossing a large lake of young ice, north of 87° 264 camp at 85° 48´ north, march 22, 1909 265 a momentary halt in the lee of a big hummock north of 88° 265 bartlett and his party ready to start back from 87° 47´ north, april 1, 1909 270 cutting blocks of snow for igloos at next to last camp, 89° 25´ north 271 the halt for lunch in last forced march, 89° 25´ to 89° 57´, showing alcohol stoves in snow shelter 284 camp morris k. jesup, 89° 57´, april 6 and 7, 1909 285 the reconnoitering party at the pole 288 the double team of dogs used with the reconnoitering sledge at the pole, showing their alertness and good condition 289 peary with chronometer, sextant, and artificial horizon at the pole public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@18975@[email protected]#pearywithchronometer" class="pginternal"