And I found the Apache enemy early in the morning, lying asleep, still needing his blanket, and covering himself up, and captured him without trouble.
And there I captured all his property, and took from him captives and many scalps, and my way coming back seemed to be down hill, and I strengthened myself and came to the level ground.
And when I came to the hollow where I drank, the water rippled from my moving it.
And I appointed messengers to go ahead and tell those at home, the old men and women waiting to hear of us, the good news of our victory.
And after sending on the messengers I went on, rejoicing, carrying the consciousness of my victory over the Apaches with me; and arriving home at evening I found the land filled with the news, even the tops of the hills covered.
And I told my people to send word to our western relatives, and to our southern relatives, and our eastern relatives, that the good news might be known to all.”
After this he called the people together for war, and the first evening they camped a man prophesied, and said:
“Now we have heard our war-speech, and are on our way, and I foresee the way beautiful with flowers, even the big trees covered with flowers, and I can see that we come to the enemy and conquer them easily.
And the road to the east is lined with white flowers, and the Apaches, seeing it, rejoice also, with smiles, thinking it for their good, but really it is for their destruction, for it is made so by the power of our doctors.
And in the middle of the earth, between us and the enemy, stood the Cane-Tube Pipe and smoked itself.