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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-03

hoping against hope that the woman
was mistaken, and that I would hear
Alice's voice presently. But 1t was the
woman's falsetto which greeted me .
few minutes later.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-03
AMERICAS Greatest
Soldier
III. F. Wheeler

were repulsed. No white man, nor no
company of white men. indeed, had
ever accomplished the circuit of the
lake.
Captain Pershing, on April 2S. 1908,
just after his return from his third
expedition, was ordered by Brig. Gen.
Samuel s. Sumner, commanding the
department of Mindanao, to perform
this feat. How well Pershing exc
cuted the order may be learned from
his own report to the war department
"a report which tells of an accom-
plishment that will live always as a
heroic and unusual chapter of Ameri-
can history. For Pershing with his
command, did that which no white man
had ever done before.
His report follows:
las soon as it became known that
this expedition was to be made notice
was sent. either by letter or courier,
to all the leading Moros on the east
shore of the lake and their friendship
and assistance solicited. They We're
assured that we would modest neither
the person nor the property of those
who wished to be friends and would
pay for all supplies furnished us; but
that we would brook no interference
or oDpOsition
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"The expedition started at Z o'clock
a. M, May 2, and marching by way
of Pantauan arrived at Sauir at about
12:3 80 D. M. where camp was estab-
lished.
"Two companies Of infantry and the
pioneer detachment were Immediately
sent out to repair the trail leading
thence through the timber around the
arm of the lake to Maciu, as this trail
is unusually swampy In places and
had been found obstructed on previous
expeditions The greater part of the
work was completed during the after
noon, it being necessary to cover sew
eral muddy stretches with corduroy
One shot was fired from the Maciu
side of the lagura during the night,
but otherwise we were not disturbed.
"One the morning of the Sd Datto
Pedro, who was in charge of the vim
tas arrived in camp as he had agreed.
The Cabagatan of Ragayan and other
dattos of that ranchera and OF Tu-
purug visited camp and offered their
services as guides. Two companies OF
infantry were sent out at an carly
hour to finish work on the arail and
the command started at 1880 a. M,
marching through Macui and across
the Malaig river, keeping well to the
east toward the foothillse to avoid
swampy rice lands
Reaching athe vicinity OF Gaia,
Punllumabao and party met us and
turned over one of the remaining gov
eminent horses lost by Lieutenant For
syth in March, 1902. Moros from Gaia
and Minhailey reported that we would
meet opposition at the fort of Anal
Benanning of Gaia, and endeavored to
dissuade us from passing through that
rancheria
IN order to give those Moros time
! to fully consider the matter, l went in
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-03

openly defied our authority for year.
and were supported by many VINO,
while not openly hostile were in sym
patty with them. The destruction OF
their fort. thought by most Moros 10
be impregnable, and their losses in
the battle destroyed their prestige for
ever and win have a salutary and a
lasting effect upon them and upon all
the Moros in the Laguna. This effect
will be strengthened by the fact that
no property of any kind was destroyed
except unavoidably and that all Mo-
ros who expressed friendship were
treated kindly.
AN accurate map of the west shore
of the lake was made and 1t was
found that a wagon road could be con-
structed with little difficulty from
Camp Wears to Marahui. as the main
trail follows the shore line only a part
of the distance, or from Tugaya to Ma
dumba, and even this could be avoided
IL found necessary.
THE existence of cholera about the
lake made the expedition extremely
hazardous. The work necessary to
carry and boil water increased the la
Dor of the troops two-fold, especially
as camps could seldom be made near
the lake and all springs and streams
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usually containing water during the
rainy season were found dry at this
time. Nine enlisted men contracted
the disease during the expedition,
three of whom recovered
PRAISE FOR MEN AND OFFICERS
Il cannot speak too highly of the
conduct of the officers and men COM
posing this expedition. Wen disc-
plined and trained as they have been
during the last year in campaigning
among and fighting against these semi
savages, they We're on the alert to take
advantage of every opportunity TO
damage the enemy and at the same
time to protect themselves against un-
necessary losses. The arduous duty
during the expedition was performed
most willingly and without exception
with good judgment.
Il desire especially to commend
Capt. w. S. McNair and Lieut.. F'lar-
ence Deems Jr, and the men of the
25th battery of field artillery under
! them for their services during this ex-
| petition, and especially during the
I fight at Bacolod; also Capt. G. w.
Kirkpatrick and the officers and men
of Troop l., 18th cavalry, and First
Lieut.. G. c. Shaw and the officers and
men of Co. c, 9th infantry, who de-
serve the greatest credit for their gall
liant conduct in the final assault on the
I
led his company over the ditch and d.
irected the movements of his men in
the hand to- hand encounter that took
place against these fanatical Moros.
The splendid service of First Lieut..
| p. l.. Patterson, assistant surgeon. and
members of the medical and hospital
: corps under him, are especially worthy
! of commendation. Lieutenant Mangum.
18th cavalry, displayed great personal
courage after his revolver had three
times missed fire in graphing with the
individual Moro who was making for
him, disarming the Moro and killing
! him by blows with his revolver
The report WOULD be incomplete
without mentioning the excellent SER
vices of Lieut.. +. d. Peek. engineer
corps, who directed the construction
of the bridge across the ditch on the
Sth of April, and Of First Lieut.. w.
: b. Oracle and the officers and men of
Co. NJ, eth infantry, and of First Lieut.,
Ben Lear and the officers and men of
| Troopj A, 18th cavalry, who performed
the difficult work directly under the
walls and fire from the fort Chaplain
| George ID. Rice, 9th infantry, who so
narrowly escaped losing his life in the
assault on the fort at Bacolod deserves
especially to be mentioned for his UNI
/ firing efforts in aiding the surgeons
and caring for and comforting the
sick and wounded"
SENT ON NEW EXPEDITION
The SUCCESS of this third expedition
established the supremacy OF tba
j United States in Mindanao.
] There still remained one more task.
| however, before the Lake Lanao Moros
were completely subjugated-an exne-
dition around the lake.
Spain, through all the centuries OF
lher sovereignty over the Philippines.
had yainly striven TO make such ar ax
nAdition- AfBaya har xoldiar hat.
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hoping against hope that the woman
was mistaken. and that I would hear
Alces voice presently. But 1t was the
woman's falsetto which greeted me .
few minutes later.
Message for Alice Holcombe.
I'm awful sorry" she piped. "but
Ally's gone down to Patchogus to her
cousins on her fathers side: her
fathers brothers Oldest girl is mar
riea and lives down there. She has two
children that Aiiy's just crazy over, you
know there's nobody spoils children tho
way an old maid aunt docs; leastways.
that's what toll my husband-his sis
Ter lives with us. there's no Twin with
the kids when she's around"
Can you tell me when Miss Holconbe
will be back?" j had the question ready
upon a hair trigger. shot it into the
phone at the first pause for breath upon
the part of the woman at the other end
Of tho wire.
why! Her mother said she thought
she would como in on that train tomor-
row afternoon. gets In here about
o'clock. There's later trains. but AIly's
| awful particular about stayin' up too
late when she's got school on hand the
next day. She's funny that way, Ally II,
but she's an awful fine girl. I always
say to my husband-shut that door. and
:f you don't stop teasing that cat I'll
skin you alive"
The terrifying threat startled me for
y moment. so explosive was 1t. I almost
looked around for the neglected door
and the cat I was supposed to Re teas-
, ing. then seized the opportunity to cut
short the woman's voluble apology for
them drafted kids of mine" which she
was beginning.
"Wiil 1t be possible for you to give \
message to Miss Holcombe as soon as
she comes in tomorrow"
"Oh, surev with cordial heartIness.
Glad to do anything to oblise Ally or
any friend OF hers.
THANK you. Will you please ask her
to cali Mrs. Graham of Marvin As soon
as she gets home? Tell her II is very
important She knows the telephone
number"
"oh. yes, Mis- Graham,. I'll watch
out for her the minute she comes In. ava
tell her right away. This 10 the achnol
,na'aIn, Mis- Graham. amt II: Eve
heard tell . lot about YOU"
Yes, I am one Of the Bayvlev ts.ch.
ers." returned demurely. THANK va,
again for your kindness. Good-by." ana
/ had escaped from the telephone sAa-
inr to my other worries the va Mo .n.c.
uIa ton as TO the nature of the thir~.
Alice Holcombs's Esrruious neishhor
had heard tell" about M
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MY HEART and My HUSBAND
Adele Carrisons New Phase OF
Revelations of q Wife


II. ATE gave one of her infectious
chuckles.
'.Vot you tink happen to dot cake
eef Katie no look at heem before dis?'
she asked, her face and eyes shining
with the consciousness OF duty per-
formed. Il go me down. watch dot cake
soon As you COON talk to dot man. Dot
cake. she all right. she cooming me-
yeu not worry vun beet. I take heein
cut soon as she nice brown"
''Au right. KATIE said gratefully.
for feared that 1 might have no more
time to bestow upon Juniors birthday
cake. 'l'n leave tho cake in your
hands"
81 fesx. all right. all right" Katie
carolled cheerfully. and as walked to
tho telephone snvted her volatile
spirits.
Alice Holcombe! The thought Of her
had come to mo as soon as had seen
the necessity of checking UP the at
torneys of Kenneth Stockbridge. She
was the only person in all Bayview Of
whom / dared ask a question concern
ing the principal. l would have gone d.
rectly to Mr.. kent's office In New York.
but l had read In the newspaper that he
had taken a trip out of the city,
would not be back for another week
and felt that never could wait that
long to find out II Mr.. George Bridge
ham was a member of his stan. and II
% wtether he was the objectionaol ole
person who had called on me.
There Is no telephone in Alice Hol-
eombe's home, but ono can reach her
through an accommodating nefshbor.
The CHEEKY, somewhat piping voice Of
this woman came to me in answer to my
call.
A. A--s>... W>sA
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to camp at Bansayan on the lake shore,
in sight of and about one and one
half miles distant from their fort. Sew
eral delegations OF Moros from the vi
cinity, carrying American or white
flags, presented themselves and eX-
pressed their friendliness. From Ban
sayan the cintas were sent to Camp
Wears for rations and forage.
SHIPPERS WOUND A SOLDIER.
"On the morning OF the 4th the
march was resumed directly toward
Gaia, but as We approached the fort
a delegation came out to meet us and
stated that they all desired to be
friends. AS the rear guard was cross
ing stream, just after leaving camp.
two shots were fired by Moros con-
ccaled in the grass and one man of
Troop Il was slightly wounded. The
two Moros who did the firing were
killed.
(To be continued Sunday.)
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The Life Story of
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