Uncle Sam's Boys in the Philippines; or, Following the Flag against the MorosHancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
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Uncle Sam's Boys in the Philippines; or, Following the Flag against the Moros
Hancock, H. Irving (Harrie Irving)
Philippines -- Juvenile fiction; United States. Army -- Fiction
Over the late datto's fort the Stars and Stripes soon fluttered. The
troops were paraded to do the emblem honor. Then the Moro prisoners were
forced to pay it humble reverence, after which they were allowed, on
their hands and knees, to crawl out of the fort and find their liberty
outside.
"I'm sorry the datto didn't live a little longer," murmured Sergeant Hal
to his chum. "I'd have enjoyed seeing him salute the Flag fifty times
and then crawl away on his knees."
The following morning Captain Freeman marched his column back over the
many miles that lay between them and Bantoc. On a later morning of the
march the dusty column passed Draney's plantation. That adventurer
boldly hailed the officers as the troops marched by.
"I hear you've killed the datto," was the planter's greeting.
"Yes," responded Captain Freeman dryly. "There are a few others, though,
who deserve the same fate."
"We'll mix it up with that scoundrel yet," muttered Hal to his chum.
Back in Bantoc all was quiet again. Cerverra had been released with a
reprimand that he was not likely to forget. Now that the datto was gone,
the spirit was lacking for insurrection, and that part of Mindanao
settled down to quiet.
For how long? Undoubtedly the reader will discover in the next volume of
this series--a volume that will be filled with the lively doings of our
Army in the Philippines. This great tale will be published under the
title, "$1; Or, A Chance to Win Officers' Commissions." In this
forthcoming narrative the reader will meet several old friends and will
renew their acquaintance in the most startling situations.
THE END
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