Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 441
dians, who live on the banks of theGila River (pronounced in Spanish Heela), arethe most civilized of any North-American Indians.They live in houses, manufacture useful articles,and are known for simplicity of character, peace-fulness, and honesty. But they have had theirwars. A battle took place… … LOUIS, THE INTERPRETER. yet many were killed on both sides, but, althoughUrsuth received three wounds, he was able tokeep the Apaches back till the Pima women andchildren had escaped and reached* a place ofsafety. The Apaches always began the wars, but thePimas were never slow to follow and fight…
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