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RELIGIOUS PROCESSION LEAVING THE CHURCH, PUEBLO OF SANTO DOMINGO, N. M
COPYRIGHT, 1908, BY FRED HARVEY
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"PHOSTINT" CARD.
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Sunday.
POST CAR
As a rule a number of weddings take place on
the morning of the Corn Dance. These wed-
dings are performed in the church by the Catholic
priest. After the ceremony the entire wedding
party forms in a parade and proceeds to the
plaza where the dance is held. The figure of
the Holy Virgin is carried under a canopy and
deposited in a temporary shrine on the plaza.
The priests in their robes and vestments accom-
pany the procession. The Pueblo Indian is an
industrious and intelligent citizen, who alter-
nately labors and then relaxes himself in games
and ceremonies. His gods are innumerable-
gods of harvest and of famine, of sun and rain
and snow, of peace and war, etc.
Am feeling Mill done
tina, Hope to lear
Nellian This Evening,
Best Mister Men.
THIS SPACE MAY BE USED FOR MESSAGE.
BS & ALBURE
VALTA
JUNT
JAN
15
1912
R.P.
ONE CEEN
Mr. Genge M. Marke.
Berlingon
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