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r ! ... ,., i ; . j . i i. as I nv All of which li'a.ls In Hie story of i) tl"' town. Tin. nir.it. s won Mir ' 'r !. 1! t! ! l.-a. . . :
r... . .MM'liiAy ... -.to? V!;i.t, l.i.'titi'nant Mill.tr. II. as at tlio 1 ri...l. Iut . Xiiocl.-d an fi.sy victory, tif s of a iar:a life,
it ' '.!-v ''i'. ' a ,i i . ,1,, , .i I,,,- ii,,. i,;t,re? time of din .l.-utl. a iiicnil.er of tho Hut they had n'ckoi.cil without tl... ! The i-.s-'iiy was tl..- ) r.i dra
i i'. ' ;.. :..! . .., i- i ,. I,..-A .,f .,- !!.gt. Twenty ninth Infantry, l.nt had t;evor . I'll? American, who was a ,;: U win n . itnr ...i toward . ,:,. i. 'e i. at 1
r 1 ' 1 is.' . a : "i -A : ,, , ,.,!,.. , . .., ., .. ,,, :.!)., A'l t!i.- n.i:n! peon that regiment ar.d was unknown I am. is. d. His followers hud lieon , it the Jiai'tA nl.ir ,.i ..I !
I.' r e.i-e. r t i. . ! !. ? ,,i y,, -I, i , i , . , . ,1 . r i : n k i .il M.l-.'ly to l'. rill'.cers. Tl:ls Ix'iiuse of tlio ' drill, d into efnch ncy, but wer" y. t (;ov. mar. li" lornicil Hi- !,-.l.it ol r . I-
- - f:. ..'iks an I ! . !s i.i .laiii.g. Il fact that he had been, nincn the tini tiiniil, nol nnwlne their k( rent," It . i.lns uj. to r. .. il . ery ha.Ia ult
. I .. , : .'.;'..'. i ; ,, w l,o was j t:. ill In i .;,r m !.... . A new of his aprolntniciit. on di'taihei) duty . when armed with American Kims. Put . it'll In a :;as. .!ne launrh.
:.'.. A ii; n i : ,t . 1 a i . ,; ' ,a 1 1 . t . ;nA. d :i come In h governor of Palawan. At tlm i ihey followed their chief to bait;.. In ) ttas w i,i),. returnlnu from -ne t
i Ail. IA i; '., t :,!!.:;) I .. Ar . lapy. M. ' ;.i .;i. ally, oi.r children Vreakliig out. of the Spanish American I fairly Rood part. The pirates wer.' ; I,, s.. ii i; t ' !,at t 'n 1 urn. h w as ap-
.'. ' '"A AA.i ."' ' ..;'' .y. .;!!, low to H ie. la. w to cotnhict war ho had been an ofl'aer in tl.u I'bl- ciit In pieces uinl the band lii, Io n i.. i;.IVei'in.r Miller, thotih a pr.
I n::.:t: . ci nv. t,i;i,ns and el. , lions, capo tullilia and had enlls'ed. Ilin The American that day won f. r li'm- .irous, aihli tie innii. htol Mm v il r-
liaif a t-lVi.n in i- ; t,..i.'i ..'. I.,, to m;m r.n ii.at. I-t .m ' n ir:al!li'a- Rorvlce wan with tho Fifth Illinois self U.e tit la of "the .J. titon." Tl;e ,,,
f....'-i. r. v-T. .! 1. '.:,e I 'nil.., A. :,s .f rai.li.l.t. - ami, linally, how Volunteer Infantry and ha 1 llrst. taken ; liniiil nntiveg learned that they were '
lU.il. i. it. tie tat y. -.r ! -. : in i'..;a as i,i mm.-. They are him to Porto Kieo and later to the aLilo to BtamJ against their 'nr. diury !
h.'.ir.l ..f ai r.;.' r..t ,. y 1..,..; i., . ' to ! m-s-.. Pi (! ry and all J'hllij jdnen. Ho served In th" ruitly- i.neniy. The gratitude of the who..
'.!? ! tin.- if coir . ,.t'i. nti'l fraud an jnp south, rn prnvlncea and hl i o- ' community canio to ihe i"iern. r. Re-i
': . I . r in. I. wl-icii th. y are rlors soon recoL-ni.'.-.l his Renins lor cnilts otin.B to his nrnis.
(in.., en.!. !. are in- t),r.t a i :v Ki 1 n- v . l.att, is not com- p, ttii.p ahmp wl'h the pallvcu. lie- I The band of Sallp Toml five the!
1 : ,...'...;.. i. i ; n ' :;;;!. :, ii:j a .. x. It lAn.;'.. imi . oiipr. ii.-n- ,.;,,. of p he received apioint,. I p.c.nrl hip battle In the worltii.
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a . .. k ' .in .'i ii ii.'i in. . anil (truer penen. e. rne. ueinon
' t i'e.is'i. wl.!c. !.).- ;;i';mn i:".n tl.eir u.-iionant .Vilier was hut 21 years I this band under similar conditions
: :' ' ' i old when he first enlisieil. Yet lie left '
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hosi'iial ni Seoul is a
Allle.', well e.l!lii.cd.
K li ill-
The
R nu .ifj er's ExrAnnation.
' a went hmiie driifik the
"I In ar .
otlnr nlr i,
fellow Is IA
bo 1b drunk
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to no any w he: e when
THE WHITER SEES M
1 "" I-'-1 a no ! '1 u , f i.r hnrli.ind, and hrind In haml the taloa of lum to the ends of the
"A. tie l.(i, 1th
n.y l,"i!y depend
..t.d I., m ni.d ii
lis wink In Its p
haniliKSS of
Hi . aeh In Urdu
ol hl'.od duinil
., so the heiilth
and huHiiiicss i
n.y country deiiend
i .'.iiing Ms wo. K In
1 .mil I'll iy..
1,1.,. e
"i'I, .'I-... yo.np cliizeim are our
hotR.- to foitnne. Can we not
si.ii'ly iissiiiuc that thu iirinclrdes anl
n.atliiK t'.iclr lives Hiipur well for the
pennaii. m.y uf ihe Utiuibllc? When
before have the foundation stones
ol colit'iiiiaaee Leen laid with such
cure mid luotniio' of dnrabilliy?
"The liiluie, ih.n, Is bright. And
the pr.siiit'.' Hut nm; IhlnK Is need
ful. No pres. l.t movement Is more
la 'Liable t ban that which looks to
c 1 1; S'T v a ' i. ifi of natural resources.
P.ut let us never fore"t that the (treat
en Inhirent resource of the Amer
ican I eoplo Is Common Sense. Let
that bs conserved and applied with
out cessation, uud soon It will be
found that, all the Ills of which we
complain but know not of ure only
stub mi attend upon the growing
pains of a great and blessed country.
. . . :,v.. " .-a, . - '.a:'!,. .;. : r
permanent detrtll the sweetheart came i
Into the wlhlii to 1,1m and they we:v
married. All the years between then
and now Mrs. Miller has cpent at the
ride of her hnrband, and hrind In hand
they have snupht to lead the way for
their chnrpes from the d::r!;nepa of
barbarism to the llpht of civilization
and to better llvlnp. Tbry have left
behind a nioniinient of a complish
mept that Is perhnr-8 uncqnalel in th
history nf po email a force working
for tho uplift.
It was Into these conditions that
lieutenant Miller broupnt his young
wife. The men of the army protested
against such exposure, but the ynung
officer believed that he knew the nn
tlves better than they and that he
wns safe with them. He established
himself at Puertn Princesa, which had
once been a Spanish town of Bom Im
portance, but had beenrue a deserted
city of the south seas. Here be mnde
his capital and hare be begr.p 'As
work with the natives.
Soon he was able to muster a r im
ber of chosen young natives nt a
militia organization. These he m
plied with arms and drilled. !(, mm
was the repelling of the Mcros. Sulin
Aklb had long been the terror of M o
coasts. The natives bad brm !
fectlve as warriors and the ii-;:J,?h
i were at thu option of t'.ie plratpn,
the
oil!
law
fact
an.l
the results were the r.'i:t:e. The timid
natives lounrl that they cou'd i'.cht
and that they liked It. They placed
thorrmclves at the command of tne '
puveiTii r and dl.l It's hl iillnp without
nuestl.ui. They came to cull him king i i
aim ins worn w.ih law. j ney carried
the tnlea of lum to the ends of the
is.i.r.,1 nna an mo j-eopie prnclaim. d
him, None would have dared stand
rtpalnst him, even had they not loved
1 . 1 in. lie g.ivi' bis orders as to cessa
lion of war amenp the tribes and the
allotment of land. In t,o years he
had brought peace Into th.i whole
Inland and found It In reudlness for his
real prcRvnmme. T!ie fear of his anna
airr.ng the Moros became so great
tlii'.t (or eix years before his d.-mh
there wns net a plratlcnl raid n any i
part or the Island. The natives railed
Mm kins, and his powers with them
were absolute. To all Intents and pur
Ibcs be was In reality king; for them
there wao no authority n the land
but his.
nelng a practical man, Lieutenant
riii'rr l.rew that if the people pros
I e ' i, it would be through & cultiva
t!on of their fertile soil.
The Tcgbonos, or Inland people,
-'. the favorites with the governor.
They w.tc lrtelllgent, tractable, mu
il 'ul. lovable. He determined that he
A'eiiid do 'ometMng for thene people
r.x t! c'r habits and tie them to the
..:!. It was in the carrying out of
fjis pla:i that ha lest bit Itfi.
.,e ' :r'fi5"if
'Ml
Si"- te
1
y -le . .4 ft
ni. in! of iiii Inability to i-v. itu. T
men u iio ktv-w him w . i e sin pri.-, d i'
knew ihat lie should drown :n a nar
', .. riv. r They nin 't'c'l of cmrf-e,
could swim. Put wl.. i, M.e hi it
riled in'"!' the King of Palawan, lie!
vior of the people, M e n.an who bad
urn d i be ih.'.i- .ads on Me' r.ui.i to
lelopin-'iil, w.n! nu. i i e n ,. . u i oi) s 1 ..'
Ihe boiioni and his native .en, pan
i s dm
1 for lio.i.'s b'-fore ibey wein
ile to I .
Si li,.;
ov.-r his body,
e I. mi -eiiled down upon
" pl.K.m of tlm print ).
ii euiii ihe A. all) of the
: they have lu v. r grieved
la-, h. fore. The pre,, I work
has established lor thiuii Is
d sill and Its futuu'- is In
,
' doubt
And ti." Morns, these PanuAs i j gyp.
si. a of the n-a, are i.L'ain at ihelr
(icpi'etlailori. Tin y bad tlio. pht this
big American n dctai.ti, a thlnp of
F.ip --rr.at.irnl st rcr.pt h and of charmed
ll'e. Yet he had sank and drowned
wpli his boat turned over. ;-:, would
all Ids hln.l. They would throw the
mxt big American overboard and
drown him.
Mefrre a crnpresslr.n-.l committee
last winter Major General Hell, chief
of edaff for the army, was telling of
some of the remarkable men of that
service and of the effective work they
were doing. Llt-'itenant Miller wa
citel as the most prominent of these.
General Dell told of bis work, and
concluded by sayir.g:
"I had heard It siatfd that he could
not be replaced by a company, prob
ably not by a battalion, and possibly
not by a regiment of troops."
This was merely from the military!
standpoint of keeping the peace, and'
assuredly the Island overrun with,
troors would not have the beneflicall
eSect upon the natives that was bJ
leg accomplished by Miller,

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