Indian Legends from the land of Al-ay-ek-sa

INDIAN LEGENDS From the Land of AL-AY-EK-SA Published by HARRIET ROSSITER—E. C. HOWARD Copywrited, July 1925 Ketchikan, Alaska Al-ay-ek-sa, where once the Red Men bold Roamed the forests and fished in the streams, And around their campfires told and retold Strange legends a thousand years old. INDIAN LEGENDS FROM THE LAND OF AL-AY-EK-SA “Many, many moons ago, long before the Pale Faces invaded the land which the Indians called Al-ay-ek-sa (Alaska, “Big Country”), the Great Spirit caused the waters to rise and blot out all the land, even to the tops of the highest mountains.” So runs an ancient Indian legend. “At that time there was a mighty roaring like the pounding of the waves upon a rocky…

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