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WEATHER REPORT
He I riu, i y
Maximum temperature H
Minimum ” 2t
Mean maximum " 39.48
Menu minimum " 31.24
Mean " 35.36
1’recipitalion, itu-hes, 8.16
Snow fall, 2.50
Number of days clear t. partly
cloudy 18, cloudy 10, rainy
M IV Snoo ihass, Vol. Observer
when lie went to feed the foxes. He
was about thre years old when his
father brought him to the mission.
Vhilip has a very white skin, large
blue eyes, light hair, and a very
pleasant face. lie is one of the four
middle sized boys, is obliging eourte
ous, and sehh ni slights his tasks.
This year at Christinas time he re
ceived a special present for being
faithful in his work.
I he winter of 1905&6 was a hard
one for a number of families in Kod
iak owing to the difficulty of getting
work. There were three families
with nine children altogether that
were destitute. The marshal came
to see if they could betaken into the
Orphanage. Rut the Society a' Bos*
ton had said expenses must be cut
down, therefore no more children
could he received. However the
workers and children talked the mat
ter over, and decided t<> go on shoit
rations in order that these ninechi'd
■ en might le taken in and caied for.
(To be continued)
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Daytor, Ohio.