Three Years on the Plains: Observations of Indians, 1867-1870Tuttle, Edmund B. (Edmund Bostwick)
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Three Years on the Plains: Observations of Indians, 1867-1870
Tuttle, Edmund B. (Edmund Bostwick)
Frontier and pioneer life -- West (U.S.); Indians of North America; Indians of North America -- Great Plains
Our Saviour said, "It must needs be that offences come; but woe to that
man by whom the offence cometh!" Now, if so be that God, who is just,
shall require that we atone for all the wrongs perpetrated upon the red
men ever since the Mayflower landed her pilgrims on the shores of New
England (for there is no repentance for nations at the day of
judgment), or that our children shall suffer in some way for it,--who
shall say it is not a righteous retribution? "Vengeance is mine, I will
repay, saith the Lord."
LORD'S PRAYER IN SIOUX LANGUAGE.
Ate-un-yan-pi, Mar-pi-ya, ekta, nan-ke-cin, Ni-caje, wa-kan-da-pi,
kta, Ni-to-ki-con-ze, ukte, Mar-pi-ya, ekta, ni-taw-a-cin, econ-pi,
kin, nun-we; au-pe-tu, kin, de, au-pe-tu, iyoki, aguyapi, kin,
un-ju, miye.
Qu, un-kix, una, e-ciux-in-yan, ecaun-ki, con-pi,
nicun-ki-ci-ca-ju-ju-pi; he, iye-cen, wau-ur-tan-ipi, kui,
un-ki-ci-ca-ju-ju, miye. Qa, taku, wani-yu-tan, kin, en, unkayapa,
xui, pa, Tuka, taku, vice, cin, etanhan, eunt-da-ku-pi.
Wo-ki-con-ze-kin, no-wax-a ki, kin, ga, wouitan, kin, hena-kiy, a,
ouihanke, wanin, nitawa, heon. Amen.
The name of God is Wakantanka. The name of the Lord is Itankan.
APOSTLES' CREED.
Wakantanka iyotan Waxaka Atezapikin parpia, maka iyahna kage cin,
he wicawada:
Qua Jesus Christ Itankan unyapi, he Cinhintku hece un Mary eciyapi
kin, utanhan toupi; Pontius Pilate kakixya, Canicipauega, en
okantanpi, te qua rapi; Wanagi yakonpi etka I, Iyamnican ake kini;
Wankan marpiya ekta iyaye. Qua Wakantanka, ateyapi iyotan waxaka
yanke cin, etapa kin eciy atanhan iyotanka; Heciyatankan meaxta
nipi, qua tapi kin, hena yuuytaya nicayaco u kta, Woniya Wakan kin
he wicauada; Omniciza, wakan Owaneaya kin Owaneaya kin, Wicaxta
Wakan Okodakiciye kin; Woartani kajujupi kin; Wicatancan kini kte
cin; Qua wicociououihanke wanin ce cin; Hena ouasin wieawada. Amen.
DISTANCES.
From Omaha to Cheyenne is five hundred and sixteen miles; Cheyenne to
Greeley, on Cache-la-poudre River, fifty-four miles; Cheyenne to
Denver, one hundred and eleven miles; same to Golden City; Cheyenne to
Sherman, thirty-three miles (this is eight thousand two hundred and
forty-two feet above the level of the sea); to Fort Sanders, fifty-four
miles; Laramie City, fifty-six miles; Salt Lake, five hundred and
thirty-five miles; Salt Lake to Lake's Crossing, Truckee River, four
hundred and ninety-nine miles; Truckee to Sacramento, one hundred and
nineteen miles; thence to San Francisco, one hundred and twenty-four
miles; Omaha to San Francisco, one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-two miles.
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