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KODIAK, ALASKA. DBCBMBKB, 1821. Vol. XXI No. 12
NOTICE
Unavoidable circumstances have made it necessary for us to
discontinue the publication of the News Letter for a time. We
have resumed it ag ain witft the hope of being: able to gjet out an is
sue every three months. And we ask the indulgence of our sub
scribers for this long: interruption. All subscriptions will be extended
one year.
Thit view of the Orphanage Fund
ings was taken from the top of the
meat at the Radio Station, by Bari Ge
row, Bremerton, Waah. It ahowaall
onr building* except the warehouse
eu the beaeh and the cottage on Mir
ror Lake, occupied by the teachers of
our district echool;ahd the assistant’s
cottage. The buildings shown in the
picture are lighted by eleotrioity and
with the exception of the church have
running water. The carpenter shop
and oannery are hidden by the trees.
To those who were fa miliar with the
place in yean gone by it will be no*
tioeable how much (mailer the taka
has become. Before the volcanic erup
tion in 1912 it reached to the road near
the barn. What wai lake at that
time vai used thii last cummer aa a
base ball ground. To be sure the
balls frequently went into the water
and a player would sometimes follow.
A very exciting game was played
there July 4th between the “ Wood
Island Woodpeckers ” and " Kodiak
01am Diggers,” the game resulted in
a victory for the Wood Islanders.