FOOTNOTE:

[10] I should like here to put on record my admiration for my three

companions. No man ever had better "mates." Had it not been for

Maritz's noble act in giving me his own shoes I could not possibly

have reached the sea; it was a splendid piece of self-sacrifice.

Mackenzie was our leader. His optimism and cheeriness kept heart in us

all through that weary trek, and all three of them showed the utmost

good-fellowship and pluck.--H. J. MCELNEA.

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