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English: Lieut. Schwatka note left at Cape Felix, King William Island, July 5, 1879; discovered on probably 15 July 1995
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Author Written and signed by "Fred R. Schwatka" (probably Frederick Schwatka), US Army lieutenant; scanned by Stephen J. Trafton
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