The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
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people coOvaleseept room. operating room and
but boiels1piaecs to which any Que aud every ono
expected 10 come IN distress any KIND OF trouble
- Needless TO say. they come often long distances
their boats in summer, in log seighs in winter We
do part in the summer cruising in the hospital
winter by travelling from place to placc-inoV'ng P.ag
cay all the time, only making The hospital which is
return whenever 7 think it necessary.
Lack of experience made us satisfied for the brst
three TO trv cope with the question OF hunger
and nakcduess by collecting aud distributing warm
S oGd and 4 uo an fSGs s
ity Of giving financial help to mcn who had to PaH
So for hogshcad of salt which coull be bought at
St John IS for 81, We set to work to find new ldce
preach this subject,
''Wc preached this sermon with a cooperative
store as text The people all around 1t were hennny
relief to keep them from actual starvation that
the place known rhe sinh fes Sp PEOPLE msre
and the little store went through VARYING fortunes.
ero WITH his pcope as if Eosc Es whom he bad
lead me to think were only the recipients OF his
Ss'SS at iGsT he results Of SD talk so
afterWari find these people clothed fed 'Gdepead
and AWAY better clad and educated Tho movement
has spread aud there are, are nov % es shr
carries their products and pccessares to aud from tho
markets. Tho price of bcur has uniformly bceu kept
nearly 80 per cent and other things in proportion.
Ono Of The chief troubles with my people was the
long period of enforced dleness during The winter and
the consequent necessity of living largely the sum
catch They had 10 remain scattered on the
chauc" of catching furbearing animals in the winter,
ii the actual catch. often the case.
didn amount 10 barrel Of flour for the whole time
- Eventually took up a grant Of timber land on
which the Newfoundland government permitted me
special conditions and started TO aggregate tho
people winter by affordine them romuueratlyc
work in and about the savml which We had erected.
To This have added a small shpbudlng yard, and
hone shortly To add rooperage, VIC use many bar
relS in the fish industry We have gathered together
about ibis small effort some go people who were
formerr living the borders of starvation,
Later | accepted the post of magistrate for the
coast | felt thai there certain ways ill which
could reach certain cvildocrs, who feared nothing
but Jail, -
% How docs your work among the natives and fish
suit the Moravian missionaries who have been
in Labrador for the last 40 years so'" asked.
90 Are your relations cordal? ~
''Postively' - he declared with emphasis. Their
work is practically confined to the Indians and Esqur-
mauX. Our relations are most cordial, and we help
each other in possible way.
GLOW about nj Your personal ndvcnturcs!'
inquired Of tho big enough te give credit where
credit is due
81 expect to return in about month. - repiedsh
doctor. rrcevantly he to his feet and looked
his watch lie did not blush like girl, but bis
eyes twnkled and ] took the hint and left the
of the Man of Labrador. and he premises of tho
president of Of the largest banks in the world
Evidently ! had found another man too big to blow
his own trumpet.