THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
Thk Wotkkks. on salary, are
‘ieo A I.earn, Superintendent,
Mis M <» Campbell, Matron.
•Miss L. I' Kr^euzinger, Matron.
Mrs Anna I. .Campbell Teacher
of Cook injj;.
I mi lb Mi’o.v,'; <<f the Orphanage is
n ptovide a Christian home aud
ir lining fm dc titute children.
1 M H Rklokhs show that 71 males
<*nii 74 females 4tot.1I 145; have been
received, [8 males it. 1 51 females
•iischar/ed ( by completion of time
and by death >. Jl males aud 25 fe
males now en 1 oiled
I'll-' 1Y Six CoNVJ'i:T> uavc heeli
immersed and ret eiwd m the church
1 hk Si kkort is provided 1»v The
Woman's American 1’apu-t Home
Wission Society widt h expends here
fS5-ao.oo a year It is hoped that the
Ointrim 1IONS marked ‘ Alaska’
a ill eventual 1\ sullice. Therefore
livrtkv Si ndav-m.huoi, and every
Voi no Pkoki.k's society in the
land is urged to make an annual eon
tributioti Help from all sources
is giatefully accepted. This is the
Only Kartist mission home for
Alaskan children. And the
Oni.y Baptist Okvh \nage on the
I’vciKie Coast
S. .jii .ill Contribitions from New
i'n ji.anp to Miss t'»hktkn>K I.
I * a v t s, I;or«l i: iiMinK. Boston. Mass
C o n T k i h i t i uns from other
p«rt« of * he country .ire to be sent to
Airs Kmma C vlarsh.ill 2969 Vernon
A vc v hie ago, HI.
We HAvr: i •:< \ 1 1 \ siir or 1 :
BEAL’TI l'ti. »» .TAJ. C \KD I'KllK..
UI THE MISSION, A s' I > VI HUS T ' : i N
SINCliTlIR V’C BN :M‘i’TI'*N
Wii W F,I, sf*:n !>
VOl V J*hT h\ R ONE DOLLAR. SEND
VC AN or:»kk
much i cedc1. cam of horses for the
mission ! eg;n to tnatei iali/e. 1 he
VVhos.iever itible Class of Wood
ward Ave. Church, gave what they
thought would buy part of a hind
leg, and the Young I’eople of the
First German Church declared their
intention of paying for the head and
mane, while at the First Church at
Fotitiav, a few miles out from I>etroit,
where l<*v. Rufus Travor, whom I
knew in the Seminary, is pastor. I
received what Mr. Tiavor said won:d
buy a “spavin”
Leaving Detroit l went to Buffalo,
inv former home. Met many old
friend* there. Gave six addiesses
during my stay ami between times
visited my hrothei and his family a
Bridgeburg, Out. Then went on to
Rochester, which city was my home
during my college and seminary days
As theie was n 1.. yman s Missionary
Couleicm e in session theie and as
there \v s no place on the program
for a missionary, though one of the
speakers kindly offered to divide his
time with me, I decided to go ou to
Syracuse. Though not expecting uie
at that time. Hr. \V. YV. Pawley, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church spare
no pains to get me a good hearing
IIis efforts were very successful, and
I was enabled to make many friend
fur the Orphanage, and received sub
stautial help towards the purchase of
the team
After spending a day visiting
! ■ it iid'.i in Ilmnd'a!, I went t»* I;n>
r viet
• *■«ii • \ -e eived l»y the peop e
- e i he next niornin.tr, Jan 25
’.«} me in Boston I spent ten day
thut citv and spoke ten times. Mis
1! 11st* it. the Secretary for tin
New Hn^h.nd Branch, had carefullv
t. nged my itinerary for Mass., an -
fad, through her ttlwte Sec re