The War Chief by Edgar Rice Burroughs
At first he was only known as Ish-kay-nay–boy. In the Apache tradition he had a private name, which nobody would ever use, but his public name had to be earned. At ten Ish-kay-nay killed his first bear–singlehanded and with only a bow and arrow. So Ish-kay-nay became Shaz-Dijiji–Black Bear. And this was only the beginning of a life filled with the danger and excitement of the hunt, not only for food but against enemies who had become increasingly threatening–and of all these enemies, the most satisfying to hunt were the white men who had now begun to ravage Apache country. To this hunt Shaz-Dijiji dedicated himself.
Table of Content
Chapter 6 The Oath of Geronimo
Chapter 8 Vacqueros and Warriors
Chapter 11 War Chief of the Be-Don-Ko-He
Chapter 13 “Shoz-Dijiji is Dead!”