The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22

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It y npt az uncommon tnin8 ior
Mexican cowboys 70 stop on the trail
70 punish themselves Tor their sins
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t1axn.eIx~e th~ Horny fI.rei1ation
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1nee I Naz E LOWE ~ sodtlsLil
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on fe Just ~ Etne sAs.nmeu
my friend wnen Ne met: Lney re
gong so give tnis community lIs an
nnal ssh-eieanlng ey iasnlng Eraser
fii you cant tel nlim from = side q
dressed ueei, anu We ~ ~ ana see em
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He xnen Explained g me that On
every uooa rrlusy ~ eAst one Nell
can m me parsl nae % SUBMIT 70
pnDhc Hagehatoh Win cane cactus
= = penance not only LOT nls SINS ior
the year PAST, put ter those q the COM
munity ~ general. accom- panied my
TREND 20 see now an oincaai nagehauon
WAS conducted
we went nrst 20 the cnurcn, winch
was an ancient one. AZ NE Altar sfood
g young Mexican stR!pped 20 ms waist.
Inc priest WAS saying prayers over
MN ana all the peopi4 were kneeHng
ana teiltng their bead :.
Inats cnnp t1ey cah bad
Lopez, whispered my fr1end- He has
evidently beaten the record Tor wicked
ness this year, and VIII get the ticker.
The ceremonies ct the church we're
soon over. Then Bad Lopez took up
heavy Cross that lay near the altar,
threw Il across his shoulder. and fol-
lowed the priest out Of the church.
The cross Was made OF timber eight
inches square. II was not less than
eight feet long, with cross arms in pro-
portion. Lopez bent under It's weight.
The people in the church followed L0-
peg. didn't see the priest after We
left the church. The procession
marched nearly hall mile, and the
Mexican couldn't have carried that
heavy cross another rod. But the
destination had been reached. A
cross had been raised on the spot. and
around this Lopez walked once and
| laid his cross on the ground. The
crowd surrounded the standing cross.
Two stout Mexicans stepped forward.
Each had in his hand q stalk OF cane
cactus. A stalk Of cane cactus is
about four feet long. A man can lust
nicely reach around its butt and get q
| firm hold OF Ii. The stalk tapers to q
point, and has numerous branches.
four or five inches long. stalk and
branches are covered with thousand
OF needle-like thorns. These are an
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