riii' oKi’iiAN.u.i. m:\vs i.i-: ri i'.r.
D^ath of John Paioman
The hur l saw tit to t i ke <v\ v fiom
11s our *!••:«rl\ I'.l* v.sl brother .1 hn.
\\ •:t!s «* 11111«>i express how l uilly we
fori.
I’h. f in. t- il services f r Mr John
('iiris 1 tn P j >n in l» h*-r t lrtr es
U I* • j uu tit n l M ra. M r - K
I .i >i eii. /> li if l*o- 7i.li>, 1» issi i v ;i s
hel l iu Af > i i . Al i s » 'li the 1>,
■ f i«Vb. be Mr i'i h m Slier hit P t 1
er 111 thr < h ril.t I ■ • \ l i re k < Min eh e
rortliliK to the ritual t tie: s:il l
church. Also hy Mr. <' eil Kin**
iivlll'lll uee >r 1 II o to the lltl.Kll «t
the i'.p scop il Church
Siil mil tragical vtus his ileitli
t in t :.e cy» h, of Feb. he ste t metl away
oil 1 he li tie in h. p Matte taking
i *n r until .nl p i8s. •liters, Mr. J«sse
K<i ins an employee < f tin- l . S
Km i H •teller*' a* belli ik Lm ke, f-o
iit-.. Mrs J ohn ()rlo;t* a i • l M ssStr.h
Lireii of 1/trsu Islam! They
in t : e a s ■ p 11 Y/ uk i'*, a small vil
mi the route. It w:is l> owing
pn tty h r<i, neveith • es-, In* made a
«t .it :it .') P III. t V Kodiu k. MS lie WUIlt
td t . h i • r v birk homeajain. It ‘
t‘M 111 ■* v.-rv s’ormv nd squally near
Mill Hiy K ok. It so tns that he
had pis *d all the dangerms i«».-ks;
wile a binding snow squall name
and d i died them ago: st. the rt main
im< om s 111»w awful it must have
hri-ii nut t «t re and wh.it agony he
must ha Vi* mid u ed and how i r vein*
w is not t<’ l* so his pi\ sene • t min 1.
I!.- m.ved tin* mail and must have
tried to save the p issng-rs too, as
he was found w it h .imp' tied around
his waist. It i- he.it reining to
think what must have been • n his
mind, and limv haul he worked. He
was f iithful unto the end.
On the ldth, he was brought home
:i 1 hatterrd uni hruisrd, «>n tlirNim
r* *1, t’ro/i ii stilV in » p .siiion of swim
In his nun, t » it. lit Mr harh
h r homo hr was p rpirrd f r Initial
i y his hrotlmr and kind friends.
The Mmt rlt wast'd ml to ovei flow
ing, with h 11 who lovrd him and
lmni in*! for him as a lnoMn r and a
trio* f: irr.d.
i < si los tin* r«*oul r rlioir: Nrurrr
111\ lii»l to th'-r. 1; *i*k of Aiira mid
Ahidr with m«* ware suin' hy Mi
N p i. i nd Hr**de Sj }■•* iS, aril /.*••■
ami I.v< la I'**ti* in, > si * uol Miry
S!u*iuM.. .id M i. CllaS Pllj *111111 o*i
In Mr. (Vril lvi vl lighted tip r^
v\i*ir held In- i*vc*i yom*.
I’he p i 1 - brat ers were : Messrs. Her
iimn S* ln • lr A • xandt r 1' i ird lin,
Ja«*K Ivi o^ in, < >s* r I’l s ui, Aitlmr
M It'S » , Ha ry V fk, (dial I s l*aj »
man and Prod Lornit/son
1 ho bun • l tot. plar * -n tin* < )rtlio
dox cciiiwt try oil t «• In l-i by tin*
son. Tin- whole 00114iv*; t»i* »ii follow
ing li.m to thr Kr;iVf.
The deceased was a native of P. r
Him Russia, 1*2 y i - a ml s mo.it hs old
'1 b« s r who mourn lor him in Afog
Iiak rt1 e Mr. and Mrs (’has Pajomtn
and Cail Jr, Mster Mrs Marin
I.oient/.son and Nephew Fritz Lor
ent/son. In Peru.m, Ku^sii ar* bis
parents (jottlitrband Flizabeth 1 *:*j *
mm and Fritz 1*»«j* man. who is
fighting f« r bis mui tiy in the \ re
sent tt rrible war
Thr dr<'*r:is.*d has been carrying
mai. between Afo^nnk aid Kodiak
for1 hr last lo years
The above bereaved family, from
thr bottom of their hearts wish to
thank our dear friends and neighbors
for their kind help in time of trouble.
-Mrs. Gluts Pajouian*