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Bernalillo. N. M. | Bernalillo. N.M. Feb 6th 1909. My Dear Uncle Ed. I have had my first trouble with the Pueblo Indians today. This morning I hired a team and went ten miles to the San Anna Indians, before going I got the names of two San Anna Indians that speak English and went to the house of one of them and told him what I came for and showed him some red drawings of Ishto Jemez and Zia Indians he recognized them and asked me if I had permission of The San Anna Indians Sorcerer. I told him not yet, he said you will have to see him so he sent for him The minute I saw him I knew I would have trouble, he is a big Indian [[unlcear]] and [[crass?]] [[unlcear]]. I showed him the red drawings and explained things to him. He asked me if I had permission to come to their | ||
Feb 6th 1909. | |||
My | |||
I have had my first trouble | |||
with the Pueblo Indians today. | |||
This morning I hired a team and | |||
went ten miles to the San Anna | |||
Indians, before going I got the names | |||
of two San Anna Indians that | |||
speak English and went to the | |||
house of one of them and told him | |||
what I came for and showed him | |||
some red drawings | |||
Zia Indians he recognized them | |||
and asked me if I had permission | |||
of | |||
I told him not yet, he | |||
have to see him so he sent for him | |||
The minute I saw him I knew I would | |||
have trouble, he is a big Indian | |||
showed him the red drawings and | |||
explained things to him. He asked me | |||
if I had permission to | |||
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Bernalillo. N.M. Feb 6th 1909. My Dear Uncle Ed. I have had my first trouble with the Pueblo Indians today. This morning I hired a team and went ten miles to the San Anna Indians, before going I got the names of two San Anna Indians that speak English and went to the house of one of them and told him what I came for and showed him some red drawings of Ishto Jemez and Zia Indians he recognized them and asked me if I had permission of The San Anna Indians Sorcerer. I told him not yet, he said you will have to see him so he sent for him The minute I saw him I knew I would have trouble, he is a big Indian unlcear and crass? unlcear. I showed him the red drawings and explained things to him. He asked me if I had permission to come to their