LEGEND
('••ntimu'd from June numher
Ki ’.ally he said‘I know what 1
<!) !1 do ’So he ran after the txiy and
r night him by the foot and shook
hi :\ S'i hard that small pieces of him
we e foand all over the ice.
O i an other occasion they were
p’ ivi :g football. One of the boys of
tlie village caught his hat and ran
with it. This time the long ears of
the king's son fell down and hung by
his cheeks. This time he did not get
m ;d ne ran after the boy and at last
caught him and killed him accidently
by taking him by the arm. Afterthis
he s iltohis father; ‘I want to go
away fro.i this village because my
he irt is sad becar.e I have killed two
boys.’ His father let him go. At
Inst he came to a little hill. He was
lire 1 and hungry.
While he was sitting there the little
hill began to move this way and that
way. He was afraid but thought he
would find out what the matter was
befo e leaving. 1 Ie went down the hill
and. tl.e e saw a man taking hold of
the e .d of the hill and lifting.
lie ve it to the man and aske 1 him
why lie was moving the hill.
The nan said hey, hey,hey! I am
m » n ig this because if I move the
hill I shall see a man who killed two
b>ys The man who had killed two
Iniys th ew his cap and cried to him.
‘1 am the man who killed the two
boy ^We must fight.’No,no we must
no! light for people say we are broth
ers. So they went and got two of
their brothers and went hunting.
One day they saw a great herd of
dee'. The man who had killed two
boys ran after,caught,and killed a big
deer. They ate it all up.Continued
UNALAKLEET SCHOOL
School began Sept, twenty first.
Henry Ivanoff is back in school.
We miss Guerie Bensen very
much.
Eva Rock has been appointed'
kindergarten teacher.
Gur teacher is grading the school
Some of the third grade pupils are
learning to set type.
Some of the pupils of the advanced
room that attended last winter arc
missing. A few are at their summer
camps and o..e is married.
All our school rooms are to be
lighted with the hollow wire system
The Bureau of Education sent in r.»
few new library books.
The industrial shop isbeir.g re
staine 1 and trimmed.
The nineth grade is doing extro
wo-k in Algebra,physics, and History
of the world.
WHAT THEY SAY
Selawik, Alaska.
Dear Friends.
We have been receiv
ing the paper published by you?
school and do certainly enjoy read
iag of the success of the work ii.
other fields. After reading it om
selves we pass it on to one of you*
former pupils. Mrs. Lydia Shugorul
Foster, who now makes her home in
our village. She also enjoys it as she
knows nearly all of the pupils whose
names are mentioned in it.
Unclosed please find one dollar for th<
paper. Wishing you success in
all lines of your work, we remain,
Sincerly your friend -
A good lot of news came from Mi. Villag
too late for the June nuntbu. We shall ’o<r.
for more.--Ed.