1:14:04
Do you know why
I called you here, Gatewood?
1:14:07
No, sir.
1:14:09
Tomorrow a new policy change
will be announced.
1:14:13
As punishment for Geronimo's resistance.
1:14:16
All Chiricahua living on reservation land
are to be rounded up and sent to Florida.
1:14:20
They will stay there
until Geronimo is captured or killed.
1:14:24
That's a harsh penalty
that he's drawn on his own people.
1:14:31
I hear you and Geronimo were friendly.
1:14:35
Any relationship l've had has never
compromised my effectiveness in the field.
1:14:41
I need you to speak freely with me.
1:14:45
Can you find Geronimo, talk to him?
1:14:49
I thought so once.
1:14:51
There's no way to be sure now.
1:14:53
The signs are that he's starving,
or close to it.
1:14:58
Living on cactus and rabbits.
1:15:01
I know this because l've got
observation points...
1:15:04
...and 5,000 troops
stretched from here to Sonora...
1:15:07
...searching for--
1:15:07
Thirty-five Apache, sir.
1:15:10
That's what I believe he'Il be down to
in a month's time.
1:15:13
Thirty-five starving Apache.
1:15:16
Begging the General's pardon, sir,
but why not leave him to the Mexicans?
1:15:21
He can't continue to keep raiding
across the border.
1:15:24
He can't afford to lose any more warriors,
can't replace them.
1:15:32
The present political situation
demands results.
1:15:37
I want you to find Geronimo
and make him this proposal.
1:15:45
I have the authority to hunt him
all the way to South America if I have to...
1:15:49
...but I want this nonsense to end.
1:15:52
Now, l'm willing to give you
all the scouts you need...
1:15:56
...hundred-man detail, regular cavalry,
mule pack team.