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THE OLD CHURCH, PUEBLO OF ISLETA, NEW MEXICO.
COPR. DETROIT PHOTOGRAPHIC co.
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TALDE MARK REG U S. PAT OFF,
Friol "PHOSTINT”
ARVEY) made ONLY BY DETROIT PUBLISHING CO.
When Coronado came to New Mexico with his
soldiers he found a resident people of frugal and
industrious habits, civilized in a way, who tilled
the soil and dwelt in great houses made of stone
and sun-dried mud. The Spanish word “pue-
blo” means a village or a people, and these na-
tives, as well as their curious houses, have ever
since been generally known by the name casually
applied to them by their Spanish discoverers.
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