The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-11-03


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treaty and evsrv otbar ,,,ar',a IT,. 'n ~.
indirect that could nossibIv he CONSTRUED
as connected with the ACQUISITION and
retention of the Philippine archineIa 60
civil. naval and military. II Judge
Parker should add to this total all the
money that has been spent since Nav l.
1898. for the support of the army and
navy, for the construction of ships, for
tifcations and navy yards, and for the
pay of the clerks in the War and Navy
Departments at Washington, he could
not pile up the figures as high as he
makes them in his speech.
His assertion that 100000 lives have
been sacrificed is even more absurd and
sensational, and it would not be true if
every man, soicier, sailor ana elVihan'
VINO mas gone 10 the rniilppihe aren't
peiago Ior any reason SINCE May l. lSyo.
hau uied ana were Duried there' Inc
eoeai NUMBER OF soldiers regulars ana
volunteers, LAT nave served IN tne L MI,
.Ppines ut any Tune uoes not exceed
ioo'ooo; ranhoe get the exact hsures
since tne ISLANDS were turned over TO
cVil authorfties, out oetweeh June 81,
Iooo, anu Juiy = i9o-' 4'ooi othcers ana
iZ-'4ol einseed men were sent 10 tne
islanas' " tnese <'loo oheers ana
4i,oo' enhsteu men were volunteers ana
A'0'- anu "eie u'"A .
io'ai Less nan f,ooo.
VI these tne ehure death hst, IN
ciuulhg those kiiieu III pattie, those VINO
dled from WOUNDS dlsease' accioents'
hoIniciae' SUICIDE, drowning ana all other
causes WIS i1o onicers anu HOT enhsteu
men'
1.-THE mortality for the year ending
June 30, 1903, was thirteen officers and
457 men, and for the year ending June
30, 1904, it was two officers and seventy
eight men, making the total number of
deaths in the army in the Philippine
Islands during the Six years OF American