T HE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
Imp Uorki'Xs, on salarv, are
f»ec \ i.carn Superintendent.
•Mrs. M. G. Campbell. Matron.
X:«s L. I- Kr^en/intier. Matron,
o':b Anna I .CampbelJ Teachet
I ti»-. l i !<!'«*-,» .if the Orphanage is
pr« • ;«lc .* Christian lunie mu
• ’iiin- t<»: destitute children
1 ■ <! 1’. i t «»i>-1show that 7 f males
'.'■.•s tt"Ml 145) have been
meet.ed. males nm s« females
* * harmed • by completion of tune
• -1 bv death >. :i males and 25 fe
' airs tmvv enrolled
!• 11-' i •. s 1 \ Convi 1 ve beeo
immersed and reeeived in the chureh
1 Hu Srpi'oicr is provided hv The
'A oman ■< Ainoir.in Uaptist Home
ission Soviet* whieh expends here
h'; *!.{»> a .ear. It is hoped that the
‘-OMiunrrnt\s marked “Alaska’
*:l! eventually suffice Therefore.
K\ *:ky Si'Nirxv-sv HOoi. and everv
\ oi'Nt; f*k«»i*i.i‘s Sucihty iu the
laini is urged . <» make an annual con
tribution Help from all sources
is gratefully accepted. 'l'his is the
nNi. » !■! x u i-i s-r mission home for
^i«skan children And the
; )ni.\ H \ ptist ( >rph \ x \gk on the
Pacific Coast.
S.ail all CnxTKinrTlONS from New
i A .;lani/ to Miss Qkrtrrdk L.
Mavis. Ford Uuilliug, Boston* Mass.
C o n r k i p v T i o N s from other
p «rts of *he country are to be sent to
Mrs. Ftnma C. Marshall >969 Vernon
Ave Chit ago, I It.
1
'Men Snodgrass, seeing his mother
open a caw #: berries and being told,
they were goose berries. Are gwose
be: ries made out »f geese
Max. enthusiastically describing a
giant to the other little hoys, “Yes
sir. .1 go\ant’s legs are higher than
this Mission.”
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North \meru*a Third in Moun
tain Heights.
Min - the discovery oi Mount tl
lvinic\ in Alaska. North Aineiitan
has ranked third ainoug the »outin
ents in the matter of height of moun
tains. Asia has Mount live rest, of
'.he Himalayas, 29002 feet above sea
level, nud South America has Mount
Aconcagua, of the Andean system
2;.i-So feet in height. North Amet
tea comes next with Mount McKin
ley. 20.300 fcm?t. and Africa is fourth
with Kihopeak, 19,320 feet in height
Mont Blanc, Knro^e s highest moun
tain, is 15.7^2 feet in height, which
is higher by mure than a thousand
feet than any mountain in the 1 mted
States, exclusive ->f Alask-i.
Sward (latt uun
A number of boxes and barrel?
have been rereived in the last two
months. Three boxes from Modesto.
Calif, contained a large supply o(
dried fruit, tints and raisins as well
as clothing. Two fine barrels came
from Redlands, Calif. One was from
Chicago, made tip from donations of
different churches. There were two
trow South Rend. Wash, and two
from Sionx Falls, South Dakota also
several packages f r o tit different
places (>ne barrel had in it some
S. S. papers, stamped “Normal
Park There was no other clue as
to its origin. We wish the friends
who remember the Orphanage in
such kind, practical ways would put
in-ddi^th* barrel or box, the address
<>f ' »tne one in the church to whom
we may write, in appreciation of the
gif t Sometimes a let ter accompan
ie- a barrel but several times there
has been no way of telling even from
what Slate the gift comes.