Penny Dreadfuls, 1901 · page 311 of 356
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ON THE TRAIL OF GERONIMO. 297 and bore him to the earth before he could help him- self. The Indian proved to be a boy not more than half grown. He fought like a wild cat, and would have been an ugly antagonist for any one; but he was caught at great disadvantage, crushed irresist- ibly to the earth and made prisoner dispite his savage resistance. Windstrom had him foul beyond question, but little did he suspect the identity of the young Apache. (C(O) nn) G 6)(0)(6) (C(O) mM