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Tanner Turgeon at Jun 17, 2020 01:35 PM

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He then did a number of fancy tricks, such as catching the reporter on a dead run and then throwing the rope in a half-hitch over a man standing close to the spot where he brought his first captive to a standstill. Lassoing horses, men on wagons with the horses

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LIFTS TWO MEN BY HIS SAMSONIAN LOCKS

going at a trot, or catching small boys by the feet as they ran was mere child's play to Apache George.

"Now, take this paper," said George, banding the reporter a piece of newspaper about six inches long and folded up. He next produced a "blacksnake" whip that measured twelve feet from the tip of the buckskin "cracker" to the handle. Telling the reporter to hold the paper at arm's length George backed off and inch at a time.

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