  | Geronimo | Frontispiece | | How the book was made | Facing page vi | | Dressed as in days of old | 8 | Naiche (Natches), son of Cochise, hereditary
chief of the Chiricahua Apaches.
Naiche was Geronimo's lieutenant during
the protracted wars in Arizona | 14 | Last of the Bedonkohe Apache Tribe, Tuklonnen,
NÄdeste, Nah-ta-neal, Porico (White Horse) | 18 | | Work stock in Apache corral | 22 | | The conquered weapon | 30 | Apache princess, daughter of Naiche, chief
of the Chiricahua Apaches | 38 | | Geronimo, Chihuahua, Nanne, Loco, Ozone | 46 | | Naiche, his mother, his two wives and his children | 50 | | Asa Deklugie, wife and children | 66 | Apache scouts—Naiche, Goody, John Loco,
Porico, Jasen, Asa Deklugie, Kelburn,
Sam, Hugh, Captain Seyers | 70 | Three Apache chieftains—Naiche, son of Coche;
Asa, son of Whoa; Charley, son of Victoria | 80 | | Apache camp | 86 | Apache mission—Valley of Medicine Creek,
Fort Sill Military Reservation | 96 | Asa Deklugie (official interpreter for Geronimo,
son of Whoa, chief of the Nedni Apaches, chief elect
to succeed Geronimo at the latter's death)
Geronimo, Apache war chief | 100 | Lone Wolfe, chief of Kiowas
Geronimo, Apache war chief | 108 | | Quanna Parker, chief of Comanche Indians | 118 | | Gotebo, war chief, Kiowa Indians | 144 | Kaytah and Nahteen, Apache scouts who
were with General Lawton | 152 | | Emma Tuklonen | 162 | W. F. Melton, at whose camp in Skeleton
CaÑon Geronimo surrendered | 172 | | Chihuahua and family | 190 | Mrs. Asa Deklugie, niece of Geronimo and
daughter of Chihuahua, a famous Apache chieftain | 200 | Eva Geronimo, Geronimo's youngest daughter,
16 years old | 200 | | Ready for church | 210 |
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