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 HISTORICAL SKETCH 
 CONSTITUTION 
 
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Publication Committee 
 
 Major William E. Horton, U. S. A. 
 
 Major Joseph M. Heller, U. S. V. 
 
 Captain James A. Moss, U. S. A. 
 
INDEX 
 
 Page 
 
 Publication Committee 4 
 
 History of the Order 7 
 
 Branch Corrals 17 
 
 The Manila Corral 18 
 
 The San Francisco Corral 20 
 
 The Washington Corral 22 
 
 The San Antonio Corral 24 
 
 The Virginia Corral 26 
 
 Constitution 27 
 
 By-Laws 41 
 
 Officers of the Main Corral 1913 47 
 
 Past Officers of the Main Corral 49 
 
 Members of the Military Order of the Carabao 51 
 
 Veteran Carabaos 51 
 
 Tenero Carabaos 109 
 
 Heredity Carabaos 109 
 
 Honorary Carabaos 109 
 
 Associate Carabaos 109 
 
 Taps Ill 
 
 Songs 121 
 
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 |HE Military Order of the Carabao was 
 organized at Manila, P. L, in Novem- 
 ber, 1900, for the purpose of fostering 
 a high standard of military and social duty and 
 to perpetuate the memories and associations of 
 military service in the Philippines during the 
 early days of American occupation. 
 
 The origin of the Order grew out of an idea 
 conceived at a dinner at the Officers' Club in 
 Manila shortly after the return of troops from 
 China in 1900. The name was suggested by 
 Major George L. Byram, U. S. A., in recognition 
 of the services rendered to the American forces 
 by the faithful Carabao, the principal beast of bur- 
 den in the Philippines. The Carabao, the patron 
 saint of the Order, has ever since been praised 
 in song and verse by every soldier of the Philip- 
 pine campaigns in honor of the indispensable 
 services rendered in the absence of the Army 
 mule. 
 
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 The founders of the Order had no idea that 
 the organization would ever attain its present pro- 
 portions. Its growth, however, has been rapid 
 and continuous and its roll at the present time 
 contains nearly two thousand names, among 
 which may be found nearly all of the prominent 
 Army and Navy officers who served during the 
 early campaigns in the Philippines. 
 
 The first regular meeting of the organization 
 was held on April 5, 1901, at the quarters of 
 Lieutenant-Colonel George P. Scriven and Major 
 B. H. Randolph, on Calle San Jose, Ermita, 
 Manila. At this meeting Major Randolph was 
 elected temporary president and preliminary steps 
 were at once taken to draft a constitution. 
 
 The first regular election of officers was had 
 at a meeting held May 3, 1901, which resulted 
 as follows: 
 
 President and Grand Paramount Carabao, 
 Lieutenant-Colonel Charles A. Woodruff, U. 
 S. A.; 
 
 Vice-President and Patriarch of the Herd, 
 Major B. H. Randolph, U. S. A.; 
 
 Esteemed Lead Carabao, Major C. B. Sears, 
 U. S. A.; 
 
 Esteemed Wheel Carabao, Major R. R. Ste- 
 vens, U. S. A. ; 
 
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 Main Guy, Captain W. M. Wright, U. S. A. ; 
 
 Chief Winder of the Horn, Lieutenant-Colonel 
 George P. Scriven, U. S. A. 
 
 Principal Caratonero, Captain Lyman W. V. 
 Kennon, U. S. A. ; 
 
 Grand Gamboling Carabao, Captain Thomas 
 Franklin, U. S. A. ; 
 
 Veterinario, Captain Charles E. Stanton, U. 
 S. A.; 
 
 Chief Vaquero, Captain William E. Craighill, 
 U. S. A.; 
 
 Chief Herder, Major John Biddle Porter, U. 
 S. A. ; 
 
 Main Guard, Captain John R. M. Taylor, U. 
 S. A. 
 
 June 14, 1901, a committee was appointed to 
 formulate regulations for the organization of 
 branch societies of the Order in the United States 
 and to fix the names of such branches, and upon 
 the recommendation of this committee it was de- 
 cided to call the branch societies "Corrals" and 
 that the society in Manila should thereafter be 
 designated the "Main Corral," the qualifications 
 for membership and officers to be the same as 
 those for the Main Corral. 
 
 October 11, 1901, a committee which had been 
 appointed for the purpose presented a draft of 
 
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 a constitution and regulations, and the same was 
 discussed and many changes proposed, with the 
 'result that the committee was directed to prepare 
 a new draft to be acted upon at a subsequent 
 meeting. 
 
 December 19, 1902, upon the application from 
 members of the Order stationed at Fort Sheridan, 
 111., and San Francisco, Cal., authority was 
 granted by the Main Corral for the establishment 
 of branch corrals at those places. 
 
 February 13, 1903, the first action was taken 
 by the Main Corral relative to the moving of the 
 said corral from the Philippine Islands to the 
 United States. Such a change became necessary 
 at this time by reason of the fact that many of 
 the military and naval forces which had been 
 stationed in the Philippines during the formation 
 of the Order were ordered back to the United 
 States and other organizations were sent to take 
 their places, leaving but few of the original mem- 
 bers or those eligible to become members sta- 
 tioned in the Islands. Much confusion also re- 
 sulted in the States by the long delay in getting 
 communications to and from the Islands, and it 
 soon became necessary that the location of the 
 Main Corral should be at a more central and con- 
 venient place. At the above meeting a vote was 
 
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 taken to determine where the Main Corral should 
 be located. Some of the members thought it 
 should be located in San Francisco, others thought 
 that it should be located in Washington, but as 
 a majority of the members present were in favor 
 of retaining the corral in Manila, no further 
 action was taken on the matter at this time. 
 
 February 27, 1903, upon the application of cer- 
 tain members, authority was granted by the Main 
 Corral for the establishment of a branch corral 
 at Camp Bumpus, P. I. 
 
 April 3, 1903, upon a similar application, au- 
 thority was granted for the establishment of a 
 branch corral at Fort Wayne, Mich. 
 
 May 1, 1903, authority was granted to estab- 
 lish a branch corral at Jolo, P. I. 
 
 July 24, 1903, action was taken on a petition 
 from members to establish a Deputy Main Corral 
 in Washington, D. C. After considerable discus- 
 sion it was decided that it would not be advisable 
 to issue a charter for a Deputy Main Corral 
 under the existing circumstances, but that a char- 
 ter for a branch corral might be issued. The 
 application was therefore referred to a commit- 
 tee which recommended that a charter for a 
 branch corral be issued, which recommendation 
 was approved, and a charter directed issued. On 
 
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 the same date the committee on the constitution 
 was directed to prepare a perfect draft of the 
 constitution which had been read and discussed at 
 previous meetings, and to have the same ready 
 at the next meeting, and on August 29, 1903, the 
 committee presented the draft of the constitution 
 as directed and the same was finally adopted. 
 This constitution provided for the location of the 
 Main Corral in Washington, D. C. It was also 
 decided at this meeting that all records, books, 
 correspondence, etc., pertaining to the Main Cor- 
 ral in Manila should be turned over on June 30, 
 1904, to the Main Corral in Washington, and 
 that the corral in Manila should thereafter be 
 known as the Manila Corral. 
 
 September 11, 1903, the following officers 
 were elected under the new constitution for the 
 ensuing year: 
 
 Grand Paramount Carabao, Brigadier-General 
 Chas. A. Woodruff, U. S. A. ; 
 
 Grand Patriarch of the Herd, Brigadier-Gen- 
 eral William P. Rogers; 
 
 Grand Lead Carabao, Captain J. W. McAn- 
 drew, U. S. A. ; 
 
 Grand Wheel Carabao, Lieutenant-Commander 
 J. J. Knapp, U. S. N. 
 
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 May 27, 1904, a charter was granted to mem- 
 bers of the Order stationed at Fort Sam Houston, 
 Texas, and Fort Assiniboine, Mont., for the es- 
 tablishment of branch corrals at those places. 
 
 June 30, 1904, the first regular meeting of the 
 Main Corral in Washington was held in the 
 office of Paymaster-General Harris, U. S. N., at 
 which meeting the following officers were elected 
 Grand Officers of the Main Corral to serve dur- 
 ing the ensuing year: 
 
 Grand Paramount Carabao, General Chas. F. 
 Humphrey, U. S. A.; 
 
 Grand Patriarch of the Herd, Admiral H. T. 
 B. Harris, U. S. N. 
 
 Grand Lead and Wheel Carabao, Major I. W. 
 Littell, U. S. A. 
 
 Owing to the delay in copying the records in 
 Manila, the record books, correspondence, etc., 
 which were supposed to have been turned over 
 to the Main Corral in Washington on June 30, 
 1904, were not received until about a year later. 
 When the records were finally received in 1905 
 it was some time before the records of the two 
 corrals could be consolidated and put in shape. 
 
 June 30, 1905, a meeting of the Main Corral 
 was held in the office of the Quartermaster-Gen- 
 
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 While numerous branch corrals have been es- 
 tablished from time to time, most of them have, 
 owing to the withdrawal or changing of troops 
 from one station to another, been abandoned, and 
 at the present time there are only five active 
 corrals, as follows : 
 
 Manila Corral, No. 1, located in Manila, P. I. 
 
 San Francisco Corral, No. 3, located in San 
 Francisco, Cal. 
 
 Washington Corral, No. 7, located in Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 San Antonio Corral, No. 9, located at Fort 
 Sam Houston, Texas. 
 
 Virginia Corral, No. 13, located at Fort Mon- 
 roe, Va. 
 
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 THE MANILA CORRAL. 
 
 The Manila Corral, which up to June 30, 1904, 
 was known as the Main Corral, has a member- 
 ship of approximately 500, including resident and 
 non-resident members. 
 
 Due to the constant changing of the organiza- 
 tions in the Philippines during the past three or 
 four years, the officers of the Manila Corral have 
 experienced considerable difficulty in keeping up 
 the proper enthusiasm among its members. Re- 
 cent reports, however, from Major H. C. Rei- 
 singer, U. S. M. C, who has just been elected 
 Lead and Wheel Carabao of this corral, show 
 that the corral is now being reorganized and 
 every effort is being made to bring the members 
 together and place the corral upon a proper busi- 
 ness footing. 
 
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 OFFICERS 
 
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 Paramount Carabao 
 Colonel Guy L. Edie, U. S. A. 
 
 Patriarch of the Herd 
 Major William M. Wright, U. S. A. 
 
 Lead and Wheel Carabao 
 Major Harold C. Reisinger, U. S. M. C. 
 
 Bell Carabao 
 Major James H. Frier, U. S. A. 
 
 Main Guard 
 Colonel George H. Hunter, U. S. A. 
 
 Main Guy 
 Colonel William C. Buttler, U. S. A. 
 
 Winder of the Horn 
 Colonel Randolph Dickins, U. S. M. C. 
 
 Caretonero 
 Major William C. Cannon, U. S. A. 
 
 Gamboling Carabao 
 Major Peter E. Traub, U. S. A. 
 
 Veterinaro 
 Major Richard M. Thornburgh, U. S. A. 
 
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 THE SAN FRANCISCO CORRAL. 
 
 This corral was established by authority of 
 the Main Corral, December 19, 1902. The cor- 
 ral was organized early in January, 1903, and 
 five Hombres were initiated. Two preliminary 
 meetings and the institution of the corral took 
 place on January 24, 1903, in the St. Nicholas 
 Hotel, on Market Street, and the first regular 
 meeting was held on Saturday evening, March 
 28, 1903, in the Occidental Hotel, General Chas. 
 A. Woodruff being the first Paramount Carabao 
 of the corral. 
 
 The growth of the San Francisco corral has 
 been steady, and owing to the loyal work of all 
 its members the corral has been highly prosperous, 
 there being carried on its rolls at the present time 
 111 members. 
 
 Meetings have been held quarterly, at first in 
 various hotels, but after the disaster of 1906, on 
 a transport, and in the Officers' Club of the Pre- 
 sidio of San Francisco, and later in the Army 
 and Navy Club. The first banquet of the corral, 
 in celebration of its establishment, was held at 
 the Bohemian Club, February 28, 1903, and was 
 a great success. 
 
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 OFFICERS 
 
 Paramount Carabao {President) 
 Captain Henry H. Sheen, U. S. A. 
 
 Patriarch of the Herd {Vice-President) 
 Lieutenant Frederick Dohrmann, U. S. Vols. 
 
 Lead and Wheel Carabao {Secy, and Treas.) 
 Captain George F. Connolly, U. S. A. 
 
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 THE WASHINGTON CORRAL. 
 
 The first meeting of the Carabaos in Washing- 
 ton, D. C, took place at the Army and Navy 
 Club, May 9, 1903, for the purpose of discussing 
 ways and means for the establishment of a 
 branch corral. The authority to establish a 
 branch corral in Washington, D. C, was granted 
 to Carabao J. J. Knapp and others, July 24, 1903, 
 and the first meeting of the Washington Corral 
 was held August 1, 1903. This corral has stead- 
 ily grown in size and importance, and on July 1, 
 1913, the membership consisted of 553 Veteran 
 Carabaos, 2 Hereditary Carabaos, 3 Tenero 
 (Calf) Carabaos, and 3 Associate Carabaos. 
 
 The Annual Dinner by the Washington Cor- 
 ral, held in Washington, is each year growing in 
 popularity and importance. It is an occasion 
 when the most distinguished men of our nation 
 are gathered about the festive board, memories 
 of the "Days of the Empire" in the Philippines 
 are recalled and acquaintances renewed. The 
 number of guests at these dinners have greatly 
 increased each year. In 1909 there were 150 
 guests and Carabaos present; in 1910, 250; in 
 1911, 265; in 1912, 362. 
 
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 OFFICERS 
 
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 Paramount Carabao {President) 
 Major-General James B. Aleshire, U. S. A. 
 
 Patriarch of the Herd (ist Vice-President) 
 Rear-Admiral Thomas B. Howard, U. S. N. 
 
 Bell Carabao (2d Vice-President) 
 Major-General William P. Biddle, U. S. M. C. 
 
 Lead and Wheel Carabao (Secy, and Treas.) 
 Major Joseph M. Heller 
 
 Main Guy 
 Colonel Henry O. S. Heistand, U. S. A. 
 
 Winder of the Horn 
 Colonel George Richards, U. S. M. C. 
 
 Caretonero 
 Captain William H. G. Bullard, U. S. N. 
 
 Gamboling Carabao 
 Major Thomas L. Rhoades, U. S. A. 
 
 Veterinaro 
 Captain Julian M. Cabell, U. S. A., Retired 
 
 Main Guard 
 Paymaster David M. Addison, U. S. N. 
 
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 THE SAN ANTONIO CORRAL. 
 
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 This corral was established by authority of the 
 Main Corral on May 27, 1904. The first meet- 
 ing of the corral was held on March 8, 1904, at 
 which twenty-seven Hombres were elected. 
 
 The first election of officers was held April 
 19, 1904, Major R. R. Stevens being elected 
 Paramount Carabao, Brigadier-General J. M. 
 Lee, Patriarch of the Herd, Lieutenant Garrison 
 McCasky, Main Guy, Captain L. F. Kilbourne, 
 Lead Carabao, and Captain Guy Carleton, Wheel 
 Carabao. 
 
 The membership of this corral has steadily in- 
 creased and at the present time approximately 100 
 members are borne on its rolls. 
 
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 OFFICERS 
 
 Paramount Carabao (President) 
 Lieutenant-Colonel W. S. Scott, U. S. A. 
 
 Patriarch of the Herd (Vice-President) 
 Dr. Fred Hadra 
 
 Lead and Wheel Carabao (Secy, and Treas.) 
 First Lieutenant Harold B. Johnson, U. S. A. 
 
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 THE VIRGINIA CORRAL. 
 
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 It was established by authority from the Main 
 Corral in a letter dated February 9, 1905, signed 
 by the Grand Lead Carabao. The original pe- 
 tition for a branch corral was made on Decem- 
 ber 9, 1904. The organization of the corral took 
 place at a meeting held on February 21, 1905, at 
 which the following officers were elected : 
 
 Paramount Carabao, Lieutenant H. H. Sheen; 
 Patriarch of the Herd, Lieutenant T. B. Steele; 
 Lead Carabao, Captain Alston Hamilton; Wheel 
 Carabao, Lieutenant Jas. Totten. 
 
 There has been a slow but steady increase in 
 membership of this corral each year. On March 
 1, 1905, there were forty-seven members en- 
 rolled, and on June 30, 1913, there was a total 
 membership of seventy. 
 
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Constitution 
 
 PREAMBLE. 
 
 Whereas, In the Providence of God, the forces 
 of the United States of America having been 
 drawn to the Philippine Islands in the conflict 
 known as "The Spanish- American War of 1898/' 
 and the subsequent insurrection against the 
 United States in the Philippine Islands, we, the 
 survivors and descendants of those who partici- 
 pated in that contest, have joined together to fos- 
 ter a high standard of military and social duty; 
 to perpetuate the memory of military services in 
 the Philippines; to strengthen the ties of fellow- 
 ship; to collect and secure for preservation rolls, 
 records, relics, books and other documents relat- 
 ing to that period; to encourage research and 
 publication of historical data, and to cherish, 
 maintain and extend the institutions of American 
 freedom. 
 
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 ARTICLE I. 
 
 Name. 
 Section 1. The name and title of this Order 
 shall be "The Military Order of the Carabao" 
 and its members shall be designated "Carabaos." 
 
 ARTICLE II. 
 
 Organization. 
 
 Section 1. For the purpose of administration 
 and of companionship the Order shall be divided 
 into a Main Corral and local corrals. Corrals 
 duly organized under the Manila Corral before 
 the adoption of the Constitution of the Order 
 shall be recognized as duly organized corrals. 
 
 Sec 2. The Main Corral shall be composed 
 of the officers and ex-officers of all corrals, of one 
 delegate from each corral, and of one additional 
 delegate for each 50 members thereof. The dele- 
 gates shall be elected annually, and all members 
 of the Main Corral shall be designated "Grand 
 Carabaos." 
 
 Sec 3. The Main Corral shall be the general 
 legislative and administrative body of the Order, 
 and shall be located in the City of Washington, 
 D. C. It shall prescribe the blank forms to be 
 used by the Order for all official purposes, and 
 generally supervise the methods under which the 
 
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 Order shall be conducted. The Main Corral shall 
 have supervision over the affairs of the Order 
 and shall be the sole judge of constitutional points 
 arising thereunder. The local corrals shall each 
 make an annual report to the Main Corral on 
 July 1st of each year, which shall embody a full 
 statement of the affairs of the local corral and be 
 forwarded in time to be considered by the Main 
 Corral at its annual meeting. The question of 
 the admission of local corrals shall be determined 
 by the Main Corral. The Main Corral shall be 
 supported by the annual dues of twenty-five cents 
 ($0.25) for each member, other than an honor- 
 ary member, carried on the membership rolls of 
 each of the several local corrals, and payable July 
 1st of each year. 
 
 Sec. 4. Local corrals may be established by 
 authority of the Main Corral whenever ten (10) 
 or more persons or members, or who are eligible 
 to become members of the Order, shall apply in 
 writing to form such corral, but only one corral 
 shall be established in each locality. 
 
 Sec. 5. Local corrals are to be serially num- 
 bered according to the date of their organization, 
 the charter number to be issued within three 
 months after receipt of the application for char- 
 
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 ter, and will bear the name of the locality in 
 which they are organized. 
 
 Sec. 6. No corral established in a locality 
 shall be removed therefrom except by authority 
 of the Main Corral. 
 
 Sec. 7. The Main Corral may, after due no- 
 tice and hearing, discontinue local corrals which 
 fail to render prescribed reports, or fail to remit 
 the proper funds to the Main Corral for a period 
 of more than one year, or who have shown them- 
 selves to be unworthy to be retained. 
 
 ARTICLE III. 
 
 Officers. 
 
 Section 1. The officers of the Main Corral, 
 who shall also be the Grand Officers of the Order, 
 shall be a President, a Vice-President, a Secre- 
 tary, and a Treasurer, who among Carabaos shall 
 be respectively known as the Grand Paramount 
 Carabao, the Grand Patriarch of the Herd, the 
 Grand Lead Carabao, and the Grand Wheel 
 Carabao. 
 
 Sec. 2. (1) The officers of each local corral 
 shall be a President, a Vice-President, a Secre- 
 tary, and a Treasurer, who shall be known among 
 Carabaos respectively as the Paramount Carabao, 
 the Patriarch of the Herd, the Lead Carabao, and 
 
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 the Wheel Carabao. Each local corral may also 
 elect the following additional officers; a Main 
 Guy, a Winder of the Horn, a Caretonero, a Gam- 
 boling Carabao, a Veterinario, and a Main Guard. 
 These additional officers, however, if elected, 
 shall be recognized in their local corral only and 
 shall not by virtue of their office be members of 
 the Main Corral. 
 
 (2) The presiding officer may at any meeting 
 appoint a Bombinero for that meeting. 
 
 (3) The office of Secretary and Treasurer of 
 the Main Corral or of local corrals may be com- 
 bined in one person, and he shall perform the 
 duties as usually pertain to such offices. 
 
 Sec. 3. The Grand Officers of the Order 
 shall be elected annually by the Main Corral to 
 serve until its next annual meeting, or until their 
 successors have duly qualified, and they may be 
 re-elected. 
 
 Sec. 4. The Grand Paramount Carabao shall 
 preside at the meetings of the Main Corral, and 
 he shall perform such other duties as usually per- 
 tain to the office of President. 
 
 Sec. 5. In the absence of the Grand Para- 
 mount Carabao the Grand Patriarch of the Herd 
 shall perform the duties of the Grand Paramount 
 Carabao, and in case of the absence of both of 
 
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 these officers, the members present may elect an 
 officer to preside at that meeting. 
 
 Sec. 6. The Grand Lead and Grand Wheel 
 Carabao shall perform the duties prescribed in 
 the By-laws of the Main Corral. The Lead and 
 Wheel Carabaos of the local corrals shall exer- 
 cise similar functions in their respective corrals. 
 
 ARTICLE IV. 
 
 Membership. 
 
 Section 1. Any person who shall have hon- 
 orably served in the Philippine Islands between 
 May 1, 1898, and July 4, 1902, both dates inclu- 
 sive, as a commissioned officer of the United 
 States Regular or Volunteer Army, Navy, Ma- 
 rine Corps, Philippine Scouts, or as a Naval Ca- 
 det or Midshipman, or as Acting Assistant 
 Surgeon, Contract Surgeon, Contract Dental 
 Surgeon, or any person who so served as an 
 enlisted man in the United States Army, Navy, 
 or Marine Corps and subsequently received a com- 
 mission for appointment in any of the above- 
 named classes, shall be eligible for election as a 
 Veteran Carabao; and any accredited war corre- 
 spondent who served in the Philippine Islands 
 between May 1, 1898, and July 4, 1902, both 
 dates inclusive, shall be eligible to election as an 
 
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 Carabaos, except those of voting and holding 
 office. 
 
 Sec. 2. Honorary membership in the Order 
 may be conferred by the Main Corral upon the 
 President of the United States and upon the Gov- 
 ernor Generals of the Philippines or upon those 
 who have held that office. 
 
 Sec. 3. The oldest lineal male descendant 
 over 21 years of age of a veteran Carabao or 
 person eligible to become one shall be eligible to 
 join the Order as a Tenero during his ancestor's 
 life, and at his death the Tenero shall become 
 a Hereditary Carabao. 
 
 Sec. 4. The officers and additional officers of 
 the local corrals shall constitute a council thereof, 
 and two-thirds of the council may at any time 
 between meetings elect candidates to member- 
 ship in the corral, and their action shall be con- 
 sidered as confirmed until set aside by a three- 
 fourths vote of the corral. 
 
 Sec. 5. (1) Upon the election of a Carabao 
 his name shall be forwarded to the Grand Lead 
 Carabao for final action and entry on the official 
 register of the Order, and he shall be issued a 
 serial number. Notice of such number shall be 
 
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 forwarded to the member through the corral by 
 which he was elected. 
 
 (2) The Grand Lead Carabao shall, upon ap- 
 plication, also issue a certificate of membership, 
 serially numbered, at a cost not exceeding $1.50. 
 
 Sec. 6. A Carabao may, upon application, be 
 transferred from the corral in which he is a mem- 
 ber to any other corral by order of the Grand 
 Paramount Carabao, provided the corral from 
 which the Carabao is to be transferred offers no 
 valid objection thereto, after due notice of the 
 proposed transfer. 
 
 Sec. 7. All Carabaos shall be borne on the 
 membership roll of the Order which will be re- 
 tained in the custody of the Main Corral, but 
 their active participation in the work of the 
 Order, except as provided in Section 2, Article 
 II, shall be with the local corral. 
 
 Sec. 8. (1) For conduct that is detrimen- 
 tal to the interests of the Order, a Carabao may 
 be expelled therefrom by the local corral with 
 which he is affiliated, notice of the action of the 
 corral being at once forwarded to the Main Cor- 
 ral for notation on the records of the Order. 
 The expelled Carabao shall have the right to ap- 
 peal to the Main Corral, whose action shall be 
 final. 
 
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 (2) The offender shall be notified in writing 
 of the charges against him at least ten days in 
 advance of the action taken on them. Expulsion 
 shall only be had as the result of the affirmative 
 vote of two-thirds of the Carabaos present. 
 
 (3) The Main Corral shall have the right to 
 take similar action in the case of any member 
 of the Order, the local corral with which the of- 
 fending Carabao is affiliated being notified of 
 the action taken. 
 
 (4) Any Carabao dismissed from the military 
 or naval service of the United States shall be 
 ipso facto dropped from the rolls of the Order. 
 
 ARTICLE V. 
 
 Meetings. 
 
 Section 1. The Main Corral shall meet once 
 each year for the election of officers of the Order 
 and the transaction of other business, and nine 
 members shall constitute a quorum. Notice of 
 meetings shall be mailed to each corral at least 
 four months in advance. 
 
 Sec. 2. Each local corral shall establish its 
 own quorum for the transaction of business. 
 
 Sec. 3. Corrals, when they deem it expedient, 
 may name as delegates to the Main Corral mem- 
 bers of the Order who are not members of the 
 
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 corral. Any delegate to the Main Corral not 
 able to attend a meeting shall appoint some other 
 member of the Order as his proxy, who shall act 
 and vote in his place. 
 
 ARTICLE VI. 
 Fees, Dues and Assessments. 
 Section 1. The initiation fee for those join- 
 ing the Order, otherwise than as honorary mem- 
 bers, shall be $2.50. The annual dues shall be 
 as may be determined by the local corrals, pro- 
 vided that honorary members affiliated with a 
 local corral shall pay no dues, and provided fur- 
 ther, that the local corrals shall annually (July 
 1st of each year) contribute for the support of 
 the Main Corral the sum of twenty-five cents 
 ($0.25) for each member, other than honorary 
 members, carried on their rolls. 
 
 ARTICLE VII. 
 Insignia. 
 Section 1. (1) The insignia of the Military 
 Order of the Carabao shall consist of an equilat- 
 eral triangle of bronze 1% inches at base line, 
 point upward, thereon in gold relief the head of 
 a carabao, en profile; at the apex of triangle in 
 
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 relief, a rustic monogram of the letters "M. 
 O. C." 
 
 (2) The insignia shall be pendant from a 
 bronze bar by a ribbon of khaki color 13/16 inch 
 wide, edged with dark blue % inch wide. The 
 bar is inscribed with the legend "Military Order 
 of the Carabao" in relief, surmounting it a sea 
 and rising therefrom a volcano. 
 
 (3) The reverse of the insignia then is rep- 
 resented in bas relief the Coat of Arms or flag 
 of the so-called Filipino Republic. 
 
 Sec. 2. The insignia will be worn conspicu- 
 ously on the left breast, except that the Grand 
 Officers and the Past Grand Paramount Carabao 
 of the Main Corral, and the Paramount Carabao, 
 Patriarch of the Herd, and the Lead and Wheel 
 Carabaos of the various corrals shall wear the 
 badge suspended by a ribbon around the neck; 
 and that the additional officers of the various 
 corrals shall wear a rosette on the ribbon. 
 
 Sec. 3. The seal of the Order shall be cir- 
 cular, the size of the United States silver dollar, 
 bearing on its face a carabao in relief, and 
 around the edge the words "Military Order of 
 the Carabao," and the dates "1898-1902," one 
 above, the other underneath, the Carabao. 
 
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 Sec. 4. The flag of the Order shall be of 
 the regulation size. The border to be of blue, 
 and the center of khaki gold, inlaid with a repro- 
 duction of the lapel button, consisting of the cara- 
 bao head and monogram of the Order in gold 
 relief. Below the triangle in blue letters and 
 figures, on khaki gold background, shall be in- 
 serted the following: "1898— Philippines— 1902." 
 
 ARTICLE VIII. 
 By-Laws. 
 
 Section 1. The Main Corral and all local 
 corrals may adopt such by-laws as may be de- 
 sired, not in conflict with this Constitution. All 
 by-laws adopted by corrals shall be subject to 
 approval of the Main Corral, and shall not con- 
 flict with the by-laws of the Main Corral. 
 
 Sec. 2. A majority vote shall be decisive on 
 all questions coming before the Main Corral ex- 
 cept amendments to the Constitution and dismis- 
 sals of members, for which a two-thirds vote 
 shall be necessary. 
 
 ARTICLE IX. 
 
 Amendments. 
 Section 1. (1) Amendments to this Consti- 
 tution may be proposed at any meeting of the 
 
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 Main Corral and acted upon at its next special 
 or regular meeting, not earlier than six months 
 thereafter. 
 
 (2) Notices of proposed amendments shall 
 be mailed to all corrals at least four months in 
 advance of action thereon. 
 
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 ARTICLE I. 
 Order of Business. 
 
 The order of business at stated meetings shall 
 be as follows : 
 
 1. Call to order by the Presiding Officer. 
 
 2. Roll call of members. 
 
 3. The minutes of the previous meetings not 
 
 heretofore read and adopted. 
 
 4. Introduction of new members. 
 
 5. Special business of the meeting, if any. 
 
 6. Unfinished business. 
 
 7. Reports of officers and committees. 
 
 8. Written communications. 
 
 9. New business. 
 10. Adjournment. 
 
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 ARTICLE II. 
 General Rules and Regulations. 
 
 Section 1. Cushing's Manual of Parliamen- 
 tary Law shall govern in the decision of parlia- 
 mentary questions. 
 
 Sec. 2. All official orders, communications, 
 records, and proceedings, of whatever character, 
 shall conform as nearly as possible to the general 
 regulations, usages and customs of the military 
 and naval service of the United States. 
 
 ARTICLE III. 
 
 Initiation of Officers. 
 
 Section 1. A Grand Carabao elected to any 
 office in the Order, before being installed, shall 
 make a formal declaration upon honor that he 
 will well and faithfully perform the duties of 
 the office upon which he is about to enter, and 
 comply with all the established laws and usages 
 of the Order. 
 
 ARTICLE IV. 
 Additional Duties of Officers. 
 Section 1. (1) In addition to those pre- 
 scribed by the Constitution, the following duties 
 shall be performed by the several officers of the 
 Main Corral: 
 
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 (2) It shall be the duty of the Grand Para- 
 mount Carabao to appoint all officers and com- 
 mittees not otherwise provided for, and coun- 
 tersign all checks drawn by the Grand Lead and 
 Wheel Carabao, for sums necessary to defray ex- 
 penses, and for other appropriations. 
 
 Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the Grand Lead 
 and Wheel Carabao to keep: 
 
 1st. The Constitution and By-Laws, rules and 
 regulations of the Order. 
 
 2d. Copies of all official letters. 
 
 3d. A ledger, to contain the accounts of the 
 Main Corral with its members. 
 
 4th. A book in which shall be recorded the 
 names of those Carabaos who may have been 
 expelled from any corral, together with the rea- 
 sons therefor. 
 
 He shall conduct the correspondence of the 
 Main Corral and notify the Grand Carabaos and 
 the several corrals from time to time as they may 
 occur, of applications, withdrawals, admissions, 
 rejections, suspensions, expulsions, resignations, 
 restorations and deaths. He shall have the care 
 and custody of the seal of the Order. He shall, 
 at the last stated meeting in his term of office, 
 make a full report of all moneys received during 
 his term, and of all arrearages of Grand Cara- 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 baos and transfers to his successor in office, within 
 two weeks after the expiration of his term, all 
 books, papers, or other property in his possession 
 belonging to his office. 
 
 5th. He shall pay all orders signed by the 
 Grand Paramount Carabao, and none others, and 
 retain these orders as his vouchers. He shall 
 keep accounts of his receipts and expenditures and 
 shall pay over and deliver to his successor in 
 office all moneys, vouchers, books and papers 
 belonging to the Main Corral. 
 
 ARTICLE V. 
 
 Introduction of Members. 
 Section 1. A Carabao upon being introduced 
 as a Grand Carabao in the Main Corral shall, 
 orally if present, and in writing if absent, make 
 declaration upon honor that he will maintain the 
 Constitution of the Order, conform to its By- 
 Laws and rules, and use his best endeavors to 
 promote its objects and advance its interests. 
 
 ARTICLE VI. 
 
 Fines. 
 
 Section 1. The fundamental principles of this 
 
 Order, recognizing loyal citizenship as its only 
 
 test, the discussion or introduction of sectarian 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 or partisan topics at meetings is prohibited, under 
 penalty of such fine, not exceeding fifty dollars, 
 as may be imposed by order of the Main Corral. 
 Sec. 2. All other violations of the principles 
 and obligations of the Order or neglect of duty 
 may be fined at the option of the Main Corral. 
 
 ARTICLE VII. 
 Amendments. 
 Section 1. Amendments may be made to the 
 By-Laws of the Main Corral by a majority vote 
 of that body. 
 
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 GRAND PARAMOUNT CARABAO 
 Major-General Chas. F. Humphrey, U. S. A., Retired 
 
 GRAND PATRIARCH OF THE HERD 
 Rear Admiral Thomas B. Howard, U. S. N., Retired 
 
 GRAND LEAD AND WHEEL CARABAO 
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 GRAND PARAMOUNT CARABAOS 
 
 Charles A. Woodruff .... May 3, 1901— December 19, 1902 
 
 Cyrus S. Roeerts December 19, 1902 — June 5, 1903 
 
 Robert R. Stevens June 5, 1903 — September 11, 1903 
 
 Charles A. Woodruff .. September 11, 1903 — June 30, 1904 
 
 Charles F. Humphrey June 30, 1904 — 
 
 GRAND PATRIARCH OF THE HERD 
 
 B. H. Randolph May 3, 1901— April 25, 1902 
 
 A. H. Russell April 25, 1902— May 23, 1902 
 
 Jesse M. Lee May 23, 1902— September 11, 1903 
 
 W. P. Rogers September 11, 1903— June 30, 1904 
 
 H. T. B. Harris June 30, 1904— November 29, 1910 
 
 Thomas C. McLean . November 29, 1910, December 16, 1912 
 Thomas B. Howard December 16, 1912 — 
 
 GRAND LEAD CARABAOS 
 
 C. B. Sears May 3, 1901— April 25, 1902 
 
 Geo. G. Greenough April 25, 1902— May 23, 1902 
 
 R. R. Stevens May 23, 1902— September 11, 1903 
 
 J. W. McAndrews September 11, 1903— June 30, 1904 
 
 I. W. Littell June 30, 1904— November 29, 1910 
 
 William E. Horton November 29, 1910 — 
 
 GRAND WHEEL CARABAOS 
 
 Robert R. Stevens May 3, 1901— May 23, 1902 
 
 Chas. H. Whipple May 23, 1902— September 11, 1903 
 
 J. J. Knapp September 11, 1903— June 30, 1904 
 
 I. W. Littell June 30, 1904— November 29, 1910 
 
 William E. Horton November 29, 1910— 
 
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 A 
 
 Carabao No. 
 
 Abbott, J. C, Lieut., Signal Corps 1851 
 
 Abbott, S. G., Lieut., 28th Infantry 1625 
 
 Abernethy, Robert S., Major, Coast Artillery 1977 
 
 Adams, Frank H., First Lieut, 12th Infantry 441 
 
 Adams, Robert W., First Lieut., 8th Infantry 1568 
 
 Addison, David M., Paymaster, U. S. N 1975 
 
 Adler, A. C, Lieut., 1st California Volunteers 1618 
 
 Admire, Eli, Lieut., 22d Infantry (Resigned) 273 
 
 Ahern, George P., Major, U. S. A., Retired 265 
 
 Albright, Frank H., Major, 14th Infantry 1689 
 
 Aleshire, James B., Major-General 118 
 
 Allaire, William H., Lieut-Col., 7th Infantry 1583 
 
 Alexander, Robert, Major, U. S. Infantry 411 
 
 Allen, Charles C, Captain, 30th Infantry 364 
 
 Allen, Henry T., Lieut-Col., Cavalry 154 
 
 Allen, James, Brigadier-General 125 
 
 Allen, John H., Major, Medical Corps 2002 
 
 Aloe, Alfred, Captain, 1st Infantry 1480 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 Carabao No. 
 
 Ames, Robert F., Lieut-Col., Retired 1810 
 
 Anderson, Everett A., First Lieut., Medical Reserve 
 
 Corps 912 
 
 Anderson, George S., Brigadier-General, Retired... 80 
 
 Anderson, Martin A., Comdr., U. S. N., Retired.. 2088 
 
 Anderson, Thomas M., Jr., Captain, 7th Infantry 284 
 
 Anderson, William H., Second Lieut, 30th Infantry. . 500 
 
 Anding, Sheldon W., First Lieut., 30th Infantry 610 
 
 Andrews, Henry M., Colonel, Retired 13 
 
 Andrews, Lincoln C, Captain, Cavalry 370 
 
 Apple, W. E., late Surgeon U. S. Volunteers 214 
 
 Archer, Deas, First Lieut., 26th Infantry 1433 
 
 Armitage, G. H., late Lieut. Volunteer Infantry 1114 
 
 Armstrong, G. K., late Lieut. Volunteer Infantry. ... 1189 
 
 Arnold, Alfred C, First Lieut., 26th Infantry 857 
 
 Arnold, Conway H., Rear Admiral, Retired 1223 
 
 Arnold, Percy W., Captain, 7th Cavalry 516 
 
 Arnold, Samuel B., Captain, Cavalry 1687 
 
 Arrowsmith, George D., Captain, Infantry 963 
 
 Arthur, William H., Colonel, Medical Corps 1230 
 
 Ashbrook, Roy W., First Lieut, Infantry 1461 
 
 Ashburn, Thomas Q., Major, Coast Artillery 1376 
 
 Athey, W. L., Contract Surgeon 869 
 
 Atkinson, Benjamin W., Lieut-Col., Infantry. 1762 
 
 Austin, F. C, Lieut., Coast Artillery 1577 
 
 Awl, F. A., Lieut., 9th Infantry (Resigned) 1778 
 
 Ayer, Ira, late Contract Surgeon 980 
 
 Ayer, Waldo E., Major, 2d Infantry 548 
 
 B 
 
 Babcock, Campbell E., Captain, 28th Infantry 231 
 
 Babin, Provoost, Lieut-Comdr., U. S. N 2081 
 
 Beach, Christian A., Captain, Sub. Department 309 
 
 Baer, Joseph A., Captain, 6th Cavalry 424 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 Carabao No. 
 
 Bailey, Guy G., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 547 
 
 Bailey, Hobart K, Colonel, Retired 131 
 
 Baily, Howard H., Captain, Medical Corps 1640 
 
 Bains, Thos. M., Lieut, 9th Infantry 477 
 
 Baird, George H., First Lieut., 11th Cavalry 1076 
 
 Baker, Charles T., Captain, Quartermaster Corps 
 
 (Resigned) 207 
 
 Baker, David J., Jr., Major, Infantry 155 
 
 Baker, Frank Cole, Major, Medical Corps 2073 
 
 Baker, Jesse M., Major, Retired 381 
 
 Baker, Leonard T., Captain, 8th Infantry 1853 
 
 Baker, William B., Captain, Quartermaster Corps.. 2065 
 Baker, William P., late Asst. Surgeon U. S. Volun- 
 teers 1046 
 
 Baldridge, Harry A., Lieut., U. S. N 1944 
 
 Baldwin, Frank D., Brigadier-General, Retired 282 
 
 Baldwin, Frank P., Lieut.-Comdr, U. S. N 908 
 
 Baldwin, Murray, Captain, 8th Infantry 995 
 
 Baldwin, Theodore A., Jr., Captain, 26th Infantry.. 1856 
 
 Ballard, R. T., Lieut, Philippine Scouts (Resigned) 1190 
 
 Balentine, A. T., Captain, Artillery Corps (Resigned) 1576 
 
 Ballin, Alfred, Captain, Philippine Scouts 1631 
 
 Bandholtz, Harry H., Major, 22d Infantry 753 
 
 Banister, William B., Lieut-Col., Medical Corps.. 1216 
 
 Bankhead, Henry M., Captain, 17th Infantry 303 
 
 ' Bannon, Philip M., Major, U. S. M. C 2079 
 
 Barber, Charles W., Captain, Infantry 602 
 
 Barber, Henry A., Major, Retired 737 
 
 Barker, Albert S., Rear Admiral, Retired 1974 
 
 Barker, John W., Captain, 3d Infantry 1544 
 
 Barnard, Joseph H., First Lieut, 5th Cavalry 257 
 
 Barnes, Harry C, Captain, 166th Co. Coast Artillery 1501 
 
 Barnes, John W., Captain 18th Infantry 1488 
 
 Barney, Fred M., late Contract Surgeon 1662 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 Carabao No. 
 
 Barnhardt, George C, Captain, 15th Cavalry 813 
 
 Barriger, William S., First Lieut, Cavalry 809 
 
 Barry, Archie W., Captain, Philippine Scouts 1883 
 
 Barry, John A., First Lieut., 2d Cavalry 1034 
 
 Barry, Michael H., Captain, Coast Artillery 1715 
 
 Barry, Thomas H., Major-General 781 
 
 Barton, Frank A., Captain, 3d Cavalry 389 
 
 Barton, John K, Engineer-in-Chief, U. S. N., Retired 190 
 
 Bates, John C, Lieut-General, Retired 1966 
 
 Bates, Walter T\, Captain, 27th Infantry 449 
 
 Bates, W'illiam G., late Captain U. S. Volunteers.. 1566 
 
 Batson, Matthew A., Captain, Retired 1994 
 
 Battle, John S., Captain, 11th Infantry 881 
 
 Battle, Marion S., Captain, Coast Artillery 1507 
 
 Beacham, Joseph W., Jr., Captain, 29th Infantry 302 
 
 Beach, William D., Colonel, 4th Cavalry 1222 
 
 Beacom, John H., Lieut-Col., Infantry 520 
 
 Bean, E. S., late Major U. S. Volunteers 1622 
 
 Bearss, Hiram I., Captain, Marine Corps 450 
 
 Beaumont, John C, Captain, Marine Corps 726 
 
 Beck, Paul W., Captain, 17th Infantry 961 
 
 Beckurtz, Charles L., Major, 5th Infantry (Resigned) 1593 
 
 Behr, Francis J., Captain, Coast Artillery 1725 
 
 Belknap, Reginald R., Comdr., U. S. N 1239 
 
 Bell, George, Jr., Lieut-Col., Infantry 934 
 
 Bell, Henry A., First Lieut, 18th Infantry 321 
 
 Bell, John A., Comdr., U. S. N., Retired 261 
 
 Bell, James E., Captain, 2d Infantry 351 
 
 Bell, J. Franklin, Major-General 1782 
 
 Bell, Ola W., Captain, 14th Cavalry 1367 
 
 Bell, William D., late Major U. S. Volunteers 600 
 
 Bell, William H., First Lieut., 11th Cavalry 1197 
 
 Benjamin, Julian A., Captain, 3d Cavalry 605 
 
 Bennett, Charles A., Colonel, Coast Artillery 1729 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 Carabao No. 
 
 Bennet, John B., Major, 27th Infantry 534 
 
 Bennett, William C, Major, 16th Infantry 210 
 
 Bent, Charles L., Captain, 30th Infantry (Resigned) 507 
 
 Benteen, Frederick W., Captain, 12th Infantry 1491 
 
 Benton, Frederick L., Surgeon, U. S. N 1682 
 
 Berkeley, Randolph C, Major, Marine Corps 1214 
 
 Berrien, Frank D., Lieut.-Comdr, U. S. N 1897 
 
 Berry, Lucien G., Lieut.-Col., 4th Field Artillery.. 1463 
 
 Berryman, Otway C, Colonel, Marine Corps, Retired 336 
 
 Bernard, Thomas P., First Lieut, 7th Cavalry 1201 
 
 Bertsch, William H., Captain, Quartermaster Corps 2056 
 
 Betts, Arlington U., late Captain Volunteer Infantry 1179 
 
 Biddle, David H., Captain, Cavalry 58 
 
 Biddle, John, Colonel, Engineers 15 
 
 Biddle, William P., Major-General, Comdt. U. S. 
 
 M. C 1241 
 
 Bidwell, W. P., Lieut.-Col., Volunteers 1623 
 
 Bierbower, H. C, late Contract Surgeon U. S. N . . . 1403 
 
 Birkhimer, William E., Brigadier-General, Retired. 842 
 
 Birmingham, Henry P., Colonel, Medical Corps 16 
 
 Bisbee, William H., Brigadier-General, Retired 632 
 
 Bishop, Giles, Jr., Captain, Marine Corps 1736 
 
 Bishop, Harry G., Major, 5th Field Artillery 1777 
 
 Bishop, Hoel S., Colonel, 15th Cavalry 608 
 
 Bishop, William H., late Major U. S. Volunteers.. 1096 
 
 T3ispham, Harrison A., Captain, U. S. Navy 679 
 
 Bjornstad, Alfred W., Captain, 28th Infantry 1064 
 
 Black, A. J., Contract Surgeon 1004 
 
 Blackwood, Norman J., Surgeon, U. S. N 2064 
 
 Blaine, Robert, First Lieut., 10th Cavalry 1886 
 
 Blasland, Harry D., Captain, Quartermaster Corps. 1429 
 
 Blatchford, Richard M., Lieut.-Col., Infantry 93 
 
 Blocklinger, Gottfried, Rear Admiral, Retired 1933 
 
 Blockson, Augustus P., Lieut.-Col., 6th Cavalry 730 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 Carabao No. 
 
 Blue, Victor, Commander, U. S. N 909 
 
 Boak, Siebert D., First Lieut., Dental Surgeon 1047 
 
 Boiseau, Louis T., Captain, Field Artillery 1533 
 
 Bomford, George N., Captain, 22d Infantry 247 
 
 Bomus, Peter S., Colonel, Retired 233 
 
 Bonnaffon, Edmund W., Pay Inspector, U. S. N 1790 
 
 Bonnaffon, Sylvester, 3d, Captain, Quartermaster 
 
 Corps 324 
 
 Bootes, James T., Captain, U. S. M. C 1307 
 
 Booth, Alfred J., First Lieut., 2d Infantry 906 
 
 Booth, Ewing E., Captain, 7th Cavalry 1413 
 
 Boschen, Frederick W., First Lieut., 16th Infantry.. 1656 
 
 Bottoms, Sam F., Major, Coast Artillery 1132 
 
 Boughter, Francis, late Lieut. U. S. N 678 
 
 Boughton, Daniel H., Lieut.-Col., 8th Cavalry 957 
 
 Bourke, James, Captain, Medical Corps 1434 
 
 Bourns, Frank S., late Major and Chief Surgeon 
 
 U. S. Volunteers 1198 
 
 Bowdish, Myron B., Lieut., 10th Cavalry (Resigned) 594 
 
 Bowen, Frank S., Captain, 20th Infantry 556 
 
 Bowen, William H. C, Colonel, 12th Infantry 634 
 
 Bowen, William S., Captain, Coast Artillery 1536 
 
 Bowie, Hamilton, Captain, 13th Cavalry 1195 
 
 Bowne, William R., Paymaster, U. S. N 1131 
 
 Bowman, George T., Captain, 6th Cavalry 1018 
 
 Bowman, Walter O., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 674 
 
 Boyer, Perry L., Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A. 950 
 
 Brackett, William, Captain, U. S. M. C 672 
 
 Bradley, Alfred E., Lieut.-Col., Medical Corps 490 
 
 Bradshaw, George B., Commander, U. S. N 1399 
 
 Brady, John R., Lieut-Commander, U. S. N 1282 
 
 Brainard, David L., Colonel, Quartermaster Corps . . 1998 
 
 Brander, William W., Chaplain, 15th Cavalry 811 
 
 Brazee, A. J., late Capt. U. S. Volunteer Infantry.. 377 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 Carabao No. 
 Braunersrenther, William, Commodore, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 1328 
 
 Brechemin, Louis, Colonel, Medical Corps 244 
 
 Brechemin, Louis, Jr., Major, Medical Corps 798 
 
 Breckenridge, James C, Captain, U. S. M. C. ..... . 1381 
 
 Brees, Herbert J., Captain, Cavalry 1431 
 
 Brewer, Isaac W., late Lieut., Medical Reserve Corps 1800 
 
 Brewster, Andre W., Major, U. S. Infantry 1761 
 
 Bricker, Edwin D., Major, Ordnance Department.. 1554 
 
 Bricker, William F., Lieut-Commander, U. S. N 1986 
 
 Briggs, Allan L., Captain, 26th Infantry 1368 
 
 Briggs, John B., Commander, U. S. N., Retired.. 1351 
 
 Briggs, Raymond W., Captain, Field Artillery 522 
 
 Bright, Albert J., Lieut., 2d Infantry (Resigned) . . 914 
 
 Brister, John M., Surgeon, U. S. N 1133 
 
 Brittain, Carlo B., Commander, U. S. N 1281 
 
 Brooks, J. C. W r ., late Major U. S. Volunteers 1920 
 
 Brooks, John D., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A . . 1679 
 
 Brooks, Robert E., Captain, Philippine Scouts.... 1185 
 
 Brooke, William, Captain 30th Infantry 1866 
 
 Brown, Arthur W., Captain, Infantry, U. S. A 996 
 
 Brown, Ira C, First Lieut, Medical Reserve Corps 616 
 
 Brown, George Le. R., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired.. 1458 
 
 Brown, Preston, Captain, 17th Infantry 658 
 
 Brown, Philip S., Captain, U. S. M. C 1699 
 
 Brown, Robert A., Major, Cavalry 1605 
 
 Brown, Thomas W., First Lieut., 27th Infantry 966 
 
 Brown, William C, Lieut-Col., Cavalry 953 
 
 Brush, Daniel H., Brgiadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 404 
 
 Bryan, Benjamin C, Captain, U. S. N 151 
 
 Bubb, John W., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Retired 1483 
 
 Buchan, Fred E., Captain, 6th Cavalry 1639 
 
 Buchanan, Allen, Lieut.-Commander, U. S. N 501 
 
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 Carabao No. 
 
 Buchanan, Edmund A., First Lieut, 2d Cavalry 1818 
 
 Buck, Carroll D., Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A 1150 
 
 Buckey, Mervyn C, Major, Coast Artillery 1769 
 
 Buffington, Abraham P., Major, 21st Infantry 755 
 
 Bugge, Jens, Captain, U. S. A 2072 
 
 Bujac, Etienne de Pellissier, late Lieut. Volunteer 
 
 Infantry 2006 
 
 Bull, James A., Paymaster, U. S. N 1414 
 
 Bullard, William H. G., Commander, U. S. N 1324 
 
 Bulmer, Bayard T\, Lieut, U. S. N 1651 
 
 Bulmer, Roscoe C, Lieut-Comdr., U. S. N 1596 
 
 Bundy, Omar, Lieut-Col., 11th Infantry 1775 
 
 Bunker, Clarence G., Captain, Coast Artillery 1706 
 
 Burkhardt, Samuel, Jr., Major, 19th Infantry 834 
 
 Burnett, Charles, First Lieut., 4th Cavalry 793 
 
 Burnham, William P., Lieut-Col., 20th Infantry.... 297 
 
 Burns, Robert, late Major U. S. Volunteers 527 
 
 Burroughs, James M., Captain, 2d Cavalry 1569 
 
 Burt, Andrew S., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 425 
 
 Burt, Charles C, Captain, Coast Artillery 1704 
 
 Burt, Charles P., Lieut-Commander, U. S. N 1672 
 
 Burt, Reynolds J., Captain, 27th Infantry 350 
 
 Burt, William H., Captain, 4th Field Artillery 1829 
 
 Burtt, Wilson B., Captain, 20th Infantry 972 
 
 Bussche, Carl F., late Lieut. 18th Infantry 366 
 
 Butler, Henry V., Lieut-Comdr., U. S. N 1280 
 
 Butler, Lawrence P., Captain, 4th Infantry 659 
 
 Butler, Rodman, First Lieut., 2d Cavalry 571 
 
 Buttler, William C, Colonel, 24th Infantry 17 
 
 Buttrick, James T., Captain, U. S. M. C 586 
 
 Byram, George L., Major, Cavalry 1 
 
 Byrne, Charles, Lieut-Col., U. S. A., Retired 138 
 
 Byron, J. C, Major, U. S. A. (Resigned) 1789 
 
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 Carabao No. 
 
 Cabell, De Rosey C, Major, 11th Cavalry 1668 
 
 Cabell, Julian M., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1226 
 
 Caldwell, H. H., late Captain U. S. A 1314 
 
 Caldwell, Robert G., First Lieut, Infantry 383 
 
 Caldwell, Samuel, First Lieut, Philippine Scouts (Re- 
 signed) 1676 
 
 Cameron, Francis H., Jr., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 792 
 
 Campbell, Archibald, Lieut-Col., Coast Artillery... 1256 
 
 Campbell, Chandler, Captain, U. S. M. C 1113 
 
 Camp, Beauford R., First Lieut, 9th Cavalry 1887 
 
 Canby, James, Major, Quartermaster Corps 1467 
 
 Cannon, William C, Major, U. S. A 454 
 
 Capehart, Edward E., Captain, U. S. N 203 
 
 Capps, Washington L., Chief Constructor, U. S. N. 1834 
 
 Carleton, Guy, Lieut-Col., 3d Cavalry 598 
 
 Carleton, William A., Captain, 30th Infantry 1100 
 
 Carnahan, Earl C, Major, Quartermaster Corps 102 
 
 Carpenter, Charles C, Captain, U. S. M. C 1904 
 
 Carr, Clark M., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1636 
 
 Carr, Daniel J., Major, Signal Corps 1312 
 
 Carr, Irving J., Captain, 7th Infantry 1155 
 
 Carson, Adam C, late Captain, 28th Volunteer In- 
 fantry 1811 
 
 Cartmell, Nathaniel M., First Lieut, 3d Cavalry 1819 
 
 Case, David B., Captain, Quartermaster Corps 1634 
 
 Cassatt, Edward B., Captain, U. S. A. (Resigned) . . 1665 
 
 Casteel, Delphey T. E., Captain, 6th Cavalry 1409 
 
 Castle, Chas. W., Captain, 11th Infantry 1820 
 
 Castle, Guy W. S., Lieut, U. S. N 1862 
 
 Castle, William A., Captain, 9th Infantry 657 
 
 Castleman, Kenneth G., Lieut., U. S. N 1298 
 
 Catlin, Albertus W., Major, U. S. M. C 1929 
 
 Cavenaugh, William A., Captain, 15th Infantry 332 
 
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 Chadwick, Francis L., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1235 
 
 Chaffee, Adna R., Lieut-General, U. S. A., Retired.. 184 
 
 Chalmers, T. C, late Major U. S. Volunteers 260 
 
 Chambers, Washington I., Captain, U. S. N 1301 
 
 Chamberlain, Fred V. S., Captain, 2d Infantry 892 
 
 Chamberlin, De Witt W., Captain, 2d Infantry 582 
 
 Chandler, Chas. de F., Captain, Signal Corps 1637 
 
 Chappelear, Louis S., Captain, Coast Artillery 1523 
 
 Chase, Alpha M., First Lieut, Medical Reserve Corps 1732 
 
 Chase, George F., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Retired 1978 
 
 Cheatham, B. Frank, Major, Quartermaster Corps.. 119 
 
 Cheatham, Lindzy E., Captain, Philippine Scouts... 1865 
 
 Cheney, Sherwood A., Major, Engineers, U. S. A... 1816 
 
 Childs, Marshall, Captain, 25th Infantry 1487 
 
 Christie, A. La Rue, Captain, 22d Infantry 609 
 
 Clare, James P., late Lieut., U. S. A 1799 
 
 Clark, Albin L., 2d Lieut, U. S. A., Retired 911 
 
 Clark, Charles A., late Lieut., U. S. Volunteers 1923 
 
 Clark, Charles C, Major, 15th Infantry 1547 
 
 Clark, Elmer W., Captain, 21st Infantry 1941 
 
 Clark, Wallis O., Major, U. S. A., Retired 264 
 
 Clarke, Adna G., Captain, Coast Artillery 1714 
 
 Clarke, Walter L., Captain, Signal Corps 174 
 
 Clayton, Bertram T., Major, Quartermaster Corps.. 699 
 
 Clayton, Powell, Jr., Captain, 11th Cavalry 993 
 
 Clement, Henry C, Jr., Captain, 29th Infantry 1038 
 
 Clifford, William H., late Captain U. S. M. C 1347 
 
 Clinton, James W., Captain, 12th Infantry 220 
 
 Cloman, Sydney A., Major, 26th Infantry 837 
 
 Clotworthy, H. Lee, late Lieut., U. S. Volunteers . . 1987 
 
 Cocheu, Frank S., Captain, 10th Infantry 1788 
 
 Cochran, William B., Captain, Quartermaster Corps 349 
 
 Cole, Casper W., Captain, 15th Cavalry 676 
 
 Cole, Cyrus W., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1291 
 
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 Cole, Frederick W., Captain, Quartermaster Dept. 
 
 (Resigned) 222 
 
 Cole, James A., Major, Quartermaster Corps 734 
 
 Cole, Otis R., First Lieut., 27th Infantry 1143 
 
 Collins, Edgar T., Captain, 6th Infantry 625 
 
 Colman, N., Veterinary Surgeon 1422 
 
 Colwell, John C, Captain, U. S. N., Retired 229 
 
 Combe, F. J., late Major and Surgeon U. S. Vols.. 611 
 
 Comegys, William H., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 230 
 
 Comer, James McD., Lieut., 16th Infantry (Resigned) 444 
 
 Comly, George B., Captain, 3d Cavalry 394 
 
 Commiskey, Archibald F., Captain, 7th Cavalry 974 
 
 Como, James H., Captain, Quartermaster Corps 1690 
 
 Compton, Goodwin, First Lieut, 13th Infantry 1731 
 
 Conger, Edward H., First Lieut., U. S. M. C 1765 
 
 Cone, Hutch I., Engineer-in-Chief, U. S. N 1958 
 
 Conklin, Arthur S., Major, Coast Artillery 162 
 
 Connolly, George F., Captain, Coast Artillery 622 
 
 Connolly, Patrick A., Captain, 26th Infantry 1439 
 
 Conrad, Caspar H., Jr., Captain, Cavalry 391 
 
 Conrad, William D., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 529 
 
 Constien, Edward T., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1756 
 
 Conway, James, Lieut, Philippine Scouts (Resigned) 1122 
 
 Cook, Norman E., Captain, Philippine Scouts 783 
 
 Cook, William H., late Major and Surgeon U. S. V. 89 
 
 Cooke, George F., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 758 
 
 Cooke, Lorenzo W., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 566 
 
 Cooley, William M., First Lieut., 6th Cavalry 448 
 
 Coolidge, Charles A., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 839 
 
 Cooper, George F., Commander, U. S. N 1353 
 
 Cootes, Harry N., Captain, 13th Cavalry 1141 
 
 Coppock, Edward R., First Lieut., 2d Cavalry 397 
 
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 Corbly, John B., First Lieut., 25th Infantry 1693 
 
 Cordier, Constant, Captain, 26th Infantry 607 
 
 Cordray, David P., Captain, 26th Infantry 1658 
 
 Corey, John B. W., Captain, Field Artillery 1036 
 
 Corey, Milo C, Captain, 23d Infantry 1067 
 
 Corliss, Robert C, Lieut., Philippine Scouts (Re- 
 signed) 1099 
 
 Cornish, Lester W., Major, U. S. A., Retired 1542 
 
 Corwine, R. M., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteer Infantry 681 
 
 Cotten, Lyman A., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1262 
 
 Cotter, John, Major, U. S. A., Retired 1774 
 
 Coughlan, Timothy M., Captain, 1st Cavalry 1033 
 
 Coulter, Richard, Colonel, Pa. National Guard 2034 
 
 Cowin, William B., Captain, 3d Cavalry 241 
 
 Coxe, Alexander B., Captain, 8th Cavalry 1543 
 
 Crabtree, George H., Major, Medical Corps 707 
 
 Crago, Thomas S., late Captain Volunteer Infantry 2007 
 
 Craig, John W., Captain, 12th Cavalry 1050 
 
 Craig, Malin, Captain, 1st Cavalry 40 
 
 Craighill, William E., Lieut.-Col., Engineers 4 
 
 Craigie, David J., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 211 
 
 Cralle, G. Maury, Captain, 11th Infantry 301 
 
 Crank, Robert K., Comdr., U. S. N 1400 
 
 Cranston, Arthur, U. S. A. (Resigned) 1972 
 
 Cravens, Lanier, Lieut., Artillery Corps (Resigned) 1527 
 
 Cravens, Richard K., Captain, Coast Artillery 1535 
 
 Crawford, Charles, Major, 20th Infantry 310 
 
 Crawford, Samuel D., First Lieut, Philippine Scouts 1857 
 
 Creary, William F., Captain, 8th Infantry 1609 
 
 Crimmins, Martin L., Captain, 16th Infantry 829 
 
 Crockett, Thomas B., Lieut, 24th Infantry (Re- 
 signed 480 
 
 Croft, Edward, Captain, 19th Infantry 850 
 
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 Crosby, William D., Lieut-Col., Medical Corps 1780 
 
 Crosley, Walter S., Comdr., U. S. N 1770 
 
 Crossfield, A. C, late Captain U. S. Vol. Infantry.. 347 
 
 Crowder, Enoch H., Brigadier-General, U. S. A 1319 
 
 Crozier, William, Brigadier-General, U. S. A 1225 
 
 Cruse, Fred T., First Lieut, 5th Field Artillery.... 1927 
 
 Cruse, Thomas, Lieut-Col., Quartermaster Corps . . 77 
 
 Cullison, Jesse M., Captain, 2d Infantry 913 
 
 Culver, Clarence C, First Lieut., 7th Cavalry 808 
 
 Cunningham, Mack K., Captain, U. S. A., Retired.. 1051 
 
 Curry, George, late Captain U. S. Volunteers 200 
 
 Curtis, Lawrence A., Captain, 22d Infantry 317 
 
 Curzon, H. E., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1615 
 
 Cushman, Guy, Captain, 11th Cavalry 563 
 
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 Dabney, Ward, First Lieut., 21st Infantry 785 
 
 Dale, Frederick A., Major, Medical Corps 1264 
 
 Dallam, Samuel F., Captain, 5th Cavalry 779 
 
 Dalton, Albert C, Captain, 29th Infantry 323 
 
 Dalton, Harry F., Captain, U. S. Infantry 2030 
 
 Daly, Beverly C, First Lieut, U. S. A., Retired... 508 
 
 Daly, Francis J., Passed Asst. Paymaster, U. S. N. 1877 
 
 Darnall, Carl R., Major, Medical Corps 1943 
 
 Darrah, Thomas W., Captain, 29th Infantry 1056 
 
 Davidson, Fred L., Captain, 7th Infantry 1633 
 
 Davidson, Joseph T., Major, Quartermaster Corps 741 
 
 Davies, A. L. B., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1850 
 
 Davis, Alexander M., Major, Quartermaster Corps 353 
 
 Davis, Cleland, Commander, U. S. N 1268 
 
 Davis, Edward, Captain, 13th Cavalry 1097 
 
 Davis, Frank B., Captain, 14th Infantry 952 
 
 Davis, George B., Lieut-Col., Quartermaster Corps. 832 
 
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 Davis, Glenn H., Captain, 12th Infantry 1485 
 
 Davis, Thomas F., Colonel, 18th Infantry 1001 
 
 Davis, William R., Captain, Medical Corps 1913 
 
 Davison, Lorenzo P., Major, U. S. A., Retired 409 
 
 Davison, Peter W., Captain, 15th Infantry 456 
 
 Day, Frederick R., Major, 30th Infantry 18 
 
 Day, John H. A., Captain, U. S. M. C 1219 
 
 Day, Matthias W., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 1048 
 
 Dean, Warren, Captain, 15th Cavalry 1545 
 
 Decker, Corbin J., Surgeon, U. S. N., Retired 1302 
 
 De Court, Julian, Captain, Philippine Scouts 1158 
 
 Deems, Clarence, Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 1970 
 
 Deems, Clarence, Jr., Captain, 1st Field Artillery.. 969 
 
 De Funiak, Frederick R., Jr., Captain, 6th Infantry. 526 
 
 Degen, John Alden, Lieut, 12th Cavalry 2031 
 
 De Laney, Matthew A., Major, Medical Corps 1697 
 
 Delano, Frederick H., Captain, U. S. M. C 923 
 
 Delaplane, Channing E., First Lieut, 11th Infantry.. 887 
 
 Denny, Frank L., Colonel, U. S. M. C 1352 
 
 Dent, Elliott J., Captain, Engineer Corps 983 
 
 Dent, John C, Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 238 
 
 Dentler, Clarence E., Lieut-Col., U. S. A 1981 
 
 De Russy, Isaac D., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 470 
 
 Dessez, P. T., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 670 
 
 De Valin, Charles M., Surgeon, U. S. N 1735 
 
 Devore, Daniel B., Major, U. S. Infantry 2032 
 
 De Witt, John L., Captain, 20th Infantry 307 
 
 De Witt, Wallace, Major, Medical Corps 283 
 
 Dickey, W. E., last Assistant Engineer, U. S. N . . . 1739 
 
 Dickins, Randolph, Colonel, U. S. M. C 61 
 
 Dickson, Thomas J., Chaplain, 6th Field Artillery.. 1186 
 
 Dinger, Henry C, Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1244 
 
 Diss, J. W. F., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 865 
 
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 Doane, William G., Captain, 25th Infantry 123 
 
 Dodds, Frank L., Lieut-Col., U. S. A 495 
 
 Doherty, William H., Paymaster, U. S. N 874 
 
 Dohrman, Frederick, late Lieut, U. S. Volunteers.. 1089 
 
 Dolph, Cyrus A., Captain, 8th Infantry 1455 
 
 Donnelly, Edward T., Captain, Field Artillery 1705 
 
 Dorcy, Ben H., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1678 
 
 Dorey, Halstead, Captain, 4th Infantry 943 
 
 Dorrington, La F. H., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers. 357 
 Dougherty, William E., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 72 
 
 Douglas, Richard S., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1248 
 
 Downey, George F., Lieut-Col., Quartermaster Corps 120 
 
 Doyle, Fred C, Captain, 1st Field Artillery 739 
 
 Drake, C. M., late Major and Surgeon U. S. Vols. 750 
 
 Dravo, Edward E., Colonel, Quartermaster Corps.. 1546 
 Du Bois, Frank, late Captain and Assistant Surgeon, 
 
 U. S. A 720 
 
 Dudley, Clark D., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1022 
 
 Duggan, Walter T., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 617 
 
 Duke, Thomas T., First Lieut., 18th Infantry 960 
 
 Duncan, George B., Major, 9th Infantry 181 
 
 Duncan, George O., First Lieut, U. S. A., Retired.. 1017 
 
 Dunn, John H., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1797 
 
 Dunning, Samuel W., Lieut-Col., Infantry 639 
 
 Durfee, Lucius L., Major, 26th Infantry 365 
 
 Dutton, Robert McM., Major, U. S. M. C 922 
 
 Dutton, Salmon F., Captain, Quartermaster Corps.. 941 
 
 Dyer, Jesse F., Captain, U. S. M. C 2025 
 
 E 
 
 Eastman, Frank F., Lieut-Col., Quartermaster Corps 295 
 
 Easton, Alpha T., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1931 
 
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 Eastwick, P. G., Jr., late Major U. S. Volunteers.. 867 
 
 Eaton, Charles P., Comdr., U. S. N., Retired 1398 
 
 Eberle, Edward W., Captain, U. S. N 1272 
 
 Eberle, H. A., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A 1023 
 
 Echols, Charles P., Lieut.-Col., U. S. A 1563 
 
 Edgar, Webster A., Comdr., U. S. N 1808 
 
 Edger, Benjamin J., Jr., Major, Medical Corps 872 
 
 Edie, Guy L., Colonel, Medical Corps I 1334 
 
 Edwards, Clarence R., Brigadier-General, U. S. A.. 1252 
 
 Edwards, Oliver, Captain, 5th Infantry 345 
 
 Ekwurzel, George M., Major, Medical Corps 877 
 
 Ellicott, John M., Captain, U. S. N 1700 
 
 Elliot, Duncan, Captain, 5th Cavalry 1401 
 
 Elliott, George F., Major-General, U. S. M. C, Re- 
 tired 1251 
 
 Elliot, H. W., late Captain and Surgeon, U. S. Vols. 1146 
 
 Elliott, Walter B., Captain, Infantry 1644 
 
 Elliott, William, Captain, Quartermaster Corps 227 
 
 Ellis, Nolan V., First Lieut, 19th Infantry 889 
 
 Ellis, Richard T., Captain, Coast Artillery 1950 
 
 Elmore, Vincent M., Captain, 24th Infantry 650 
 
 Eltinge, Le Roy, Captain, 15th Cavalry 815 
 
 Ely, Eugene J., First Lieut., 5th Cavalry 817 
 
 Ely, Frank D., Captain, 16th Infantry 2033 
 
 Ely, H. E., Captain, 7th Cavalry 1172 
 
 Emery, Jonas A., Major, U. S. A., Retired 1010 
 
 Endicott, Francis C, First Lieut, 5th Infantry.... 984 
 
 England, Lloyd, Captain, U. S. A. (Resigned) 1734 
 
 Enos, Copley, First Lieut, 1st Cavalry 920 
 
 Eppley, Kurtz, Lieut., 8th Infantry (Resigned) .... 988 
 
 Errington, Charles H., Captain, 11th Infantry 886 
 
 Erwin, Isaac, Captain, 30th Infantry 1053 
 
 Eskridge, Oliver S., Captain, 10th Infantry 998 
 
 Estes, George H., Captain, 20th Infantry 331 
 
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 Esty, Thomas B., First Lieut., 14th Cavalry 1257 
 
 Evans, Frederick D., Major, Infantry 1648 
 
 Evans, Frank T., Lieut. -Comdr., U. S. N 796 
 
 Evans, Herbert L., Captain, 17th Infantry 1357 
 
 Evans, Robert K., Brigadier-General, U. S. A 88 
 
 Evans, William P., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 75 
 
 Exton, Charles W., Captain, 20th Infantry. . . . 300 
 
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 Fairchild, David S., Jr., late Surgeon U. S. V 1940 
 
 Fairfax, John C, First Lieut., 21st Infantry 1673 
 
 Faison, Samson L., Lieut-Col., 5th Infantry 51 
 
 Falconer, Walter M., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1287 
 
 Falls, Moor N., Captain, 28th Infantry, U. S. A.... 1477 
 
 Farenholt, Ammen, Surgeon, U. S. N 875 
 
 Fassett, William M., Captain, 22d Infantry 638 
 
 Faulkner, Albert U., Captain, Field Artillery 1918 
 
 Faulkner, William S., Captain, 23d Infantry 1124 
 
 Fauntleroy, Powell C, Major, Medical Corps 1999 
 
 Fechet, Eugene O., Lieut.-Col., U. S. A., Retired... 206 
 
 Feeny, John M., late Contract Surgeon 1134 
 
 Felker, Luther, First Lieut., 2d Cavalry ,.. 1874 
 
 Feland, Logan, Captain, U. S. M. C 1549 
 
 Felts, Robert L., late Contract Surgeon 1005 
 
 Fenner, Edward B., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1408 
 
 Ferguson, Arthur M., Captain, 14th Infantry 1258 
 
 Ferguson, Flenry T., Major, U. S. Infantry 1875 
 
 Ffoulkes, Bruce, late Contract Surgeon 1627 
 
 Figgins, D. W., late Lieut.-Col. U. S. Volunteers.. 1680 
 
 Filmer, George, late Colonel U. S. Volunteers 1602 
 
 Finch, Charles C, Lieut., 12th Infantry (Resigned) 1110 
 
 Finley, John P., Major, U. S. A 2035 
 
 Finley, Walter L., Colonel, 1st Cavalry 973 
 
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 Fischer, Charles H., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1807 
 
 Fisk, Asa F., late Captain, U. S. A 1088 
 
 Fitch, Roger S., Captain, 2d Cavalry 891 
 
 Fitzpatrick, Charles, Asst. Surgeon, U. S. Volunteers 2086 
 
 Fleischhauer, William G., Captain, 25th Infantry 1667 
 
 Fleming, Lawrence J., Captain, 6th Cavalry 1284 
 
 Fonda, Ferdinand W., Captain, U. S. A., Retired.. 596 
 
 Foote, Stephen M., Colonel Coast Artillery 1240 
 
 Ford, Clyde S., Major, Medical Corps 49 
 
 Foreman, Albert W., Captain, 20th Infantry 90 
 
 Forney, James, Brigadier-General, U. S. M. C, Re- 
 tired 716 
 
 Forse, William, Captain, 45th Coast Artillery 1903 
 
 Forsyth, William D., Captain, Cavalry 986 
 
 Fortescue, Granville R., Captain, U. S. A. (Resigned) 1356 
 
 Foster, Herbert S., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 1486 
 
 Foster, Leo F., Captain, 109th Co. Coast Artillery.. 1703 
 
 Foulois, Benjamin D., First Lieut., 7th Infantry.... 1153 
 
 Foxworthy, Frank W., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 2010 
 
 Franklin, Thomas, Captain, U. S. A. (Resigned) . . 7 
 
 Fredendall, Ira L., Major, Quartermaster Corps... 746 
 
 Frederick, Daniel A., Colonel, 22d Infantry 1006 
 
 Fremont, John C, Jr., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1938 
 
 French, Francis H., Colonel, 2d Infantry 360 
 
 Frier, James H., Captain, Infantry 1145 
 
 Frisbee, Floyd L., late Lieut. Philippine Scouts 982 
 
 Frissell, Thomas T., Captain, 11th Infantry 100 
 
 Fuger, Albert S., Captain, Field Artillery 1582 
 
 Fuger, Frederick W., Captain, 13th Infantry 493 
 
 Fuller, Arthur L., Captain, Coast Artillery 1956 
 
 Fuller, Ben H., Lieut.-Col., U. S. M. C 1835 
 
 Fuller, Elverton E., First Lieut., 12th Infantry 1795 
 
 Fuller, Lawson M., Major, U. S. A., Retired 1350 
 
 Fulmer, John J., First Lieut, 7th Infantry 1496 
 
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 Furlong, Francis M., Surgeon, U. S. N 1663 
 
 Furlong, John W., Captain, 6th Cavalry 731 
 
 Furlow, James W., Captain, 7th Infantry 577 
 
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 Galbraith, Jacob G., Lieut.-Col., 4th Cavalry 240 
 
 Gale, George H. G., Colonel, Cavalry 1156 
 
 Galleher, Paul C, Captain, 13th Infantry 1065 
 
 Gambrill, William G, Major, Quartermaster Corps 759 
 
 Gandy, Charles M., Lieut.-Col., Medical Corps 569 
 
 Gardener, Cornelius, Colonel, 16th Infantry 840 
 
 Garrard, Joseph, Colonel, 15th Cavalry 1964 
 
 Garrard, Louis F., Jr., Major, Quartermaster Corps 691 
 
 Gasser, Lorenzo D., Captain, Infantry 958 
 
 Gearing, Henry C, Commander, U. S. N 1382 
 
 Geere, Frank, Captain, 170th Co. Coast Artillery... 1137 
 
 Getty, Robert N., Colonel, 27th Infantry 44 
 
 Gherandi, Walter R., Lieut-Comdr., U. S. N 1320 
 
 Gibbon, John, late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1906 
 
 Gibbons, John H., Captain, U. S. N 19 
 
 Gibson, Robert J., Lieut.-Col., U. S. A., Retired.... 981 
 
 Gibson, William R., Captain 2d Infantry 355 
 
 Gienty, Daniel H., Captain, 12th Cavalry 1370 
 
 Gill, William A., Captain, U. S. N 1261 
 
 Gillmore, James C, Commodore, U. S. N., Retired 1654 
 
 Gillmore, William E., First Lieut, 28th Infantry.... 621 
 
 Gilmer, Ellison L., Captain, Coast Artillery 1579 
 
 Gilmore, John C, Jr., Major, Coast Artillery 1390 
 
 Gilmer, William W., Captain, U. S. N 905 
 
 Gillis, George S., First Lieut., 12th Infantry 1432 
 
 Gillis, Irvin V., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1149 
 
 Gilpin, Chas. Edward, late Lieut. U. S. N 2005 
 
 Gilson, R. M., Captain, U. S. M. C, Resigned 219 
 
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 Glasgow, Edward L., Captain, 156th Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1726 
 
 Glenn, Edwin F., Colonel, 23d Infantry 269 
 
 Glennan, James D., Lieut.-Col., Medical Corps 130 
 
 Godfrey, Edward S., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 2022 
 
 Godson, William F. H., Captain, 10th Cavalry 1779 
 
 Godwin, Edward A., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1619 
 
 Gohn, Joseph F., Captain, 19th Infantry 1657 
 
 Goldsborough, Washington L., late Captain U. S. 
 
 Volunteers 205 
 
 Golderman, Philip S., Captain, 22d Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1532 
 
 Goodale, William M., Captain 19th Infantry 515 
 
 Goodrich, George K, Captain, 30th Infantry 949 
 
 Goodrich, Paul M., First Lieut, 11th Infantry 488 
 
 Goolsby, William E., late Lieut. 21st Infantry 452 
 
 Gordon, Charles M., Jr., Captain, 6th Infantry 540 
 
 Goulding, Timothy F., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1754 
 
 Gove, Charles A., Captain, U. S. N 1306 
 
 Gracie, William B., Captain, Infantry 2076 
 
 Grady, John, Lieut., U. S. N 1905 
 
 Graham, Alden M., First Lieut., 1st Cavalry 921 
 
 Graham, James M., Captain, 19th Infantry 836 
 
 Graham, William B., Captain, 20th Infantry 599 
 
 Grant, Frank A., Major, Quartermaster Corps 698 
 
 Grant, Homer B., Captain, 117th Co. Coast Artillery 1513 
 
 Grant, Walter S., Captain, 3d Cavalry 393 
 
 Graves, William S., Major, 20th Infantry 330 
 
 Green, Frank E., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 579 
 
 Greene, Francis V., Major-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1979 
 
 Green, John F., Lieut, U. S. N 1012 
 
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 Green, Ned M., Lieut, 15th Infantry 2074 
 
 Greene, Henry A., Colonel, 10th Infantry 1231 
 
 Greenough, Ernest A., Captain, 150th Co. Coast Ar- 
 tillery 1505 
 
 Gregg, Harry W., First Lieut., Infantry 1910 
 
 Gregg, La Vergne L., First Lieut., Infantry 315 
 
 Gregory, Daniel D., First Lieut., 5th Cavalry 955 
 
 Greig, Alexander, Jr., Captain, 96th Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1515 
 
 Griffin, Francis W., Captain, Field Artillery 1664 
 
 Griffith, Thomas W., Lieut.-Col, Infantry 1617 
 
 Griffiths, Joseph H., Captain, Infantry 2016 
 
 Grimes, George M., Captain, 30th Infantry 287 
 
 Grove, Washington B., Surgeon, U. S. N 1973 
 
 Grubbs, Robert B., Major, Medical Corps 700 
 
 Grunert, George, First Lieut., 11th Cavalry 1465 
 
 Guest, Middleton S., Surgeon, U. S. N., Retired.. 224 
 
 Guilfoyle, John F., Colonel, 9th Cavalry 1249 
 
 Gulick, John W., Captain, Coast Artillery 1575 
 
 Gulick, Louis M., Captain, U. S. M. C 1589 
 
 Gustin, Morrow C, late Lieut. Philippine Scouts.. 1423 
 
 Guthrie, Joseph A., Surgeon, U. S. N., Retired.... 1741 
 
 Guthrie, James V., Lieut., 20th Infantry (Resigned) 333 
 
 Guyer, George D., Major, 16th Infantry 535 
 
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 Haan, William G., Lieut.-Col., Coast Artillery 20 
 
 Hack, Charles W., late Captain U. S. Volunteers.. 985 
 
 Hadra, Fred, Medical Reserve Corps (Resigned).. 1338 
 
 Hacker, Theodore B., Major, Quartermaster Corps 145 
 
 Haines, Henry C, Lieut.-Col., U. S. M. C 2012 
 
 Haines, John P., Major, Coast Artillery 524 
 
 Hale, Harry C, Lieut.-Col., Infantry 12 
 
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 Halford, Elijah W., Lieut-Col., U. S. A., Retired.. 1212 
 
 Halford, Frank, Captain, U. S. M. C 1112 
 
 Hall, Charles B., Major-General, U. S. A., Retired 472 
 
 Hall, Eugene F., Paymaster, U. S. N 2023 
 
 Hall, Harrison, Captain, 42d Co. Coast Artillery... 1953 
 
 Hall, Herman, Major, 12th Infantry 1608 
 
 Hall, J. De Camp, Capt, 4th Infantry 1441 
 
 Hall, James F., Major, Medical Corps 1101 
 
 Hall, Reynold T., Captain, U. S. N 1377 
 
 Hall, William E., First Lieut, Medical Corps 1163 
 
 Halloran, Paul S., Major, Medical Corps 1864 
 
 Halsey, William F., Captain, U. S. N., Retired.... 1992 
 
 Hamilton, Alston, Major, Coast Artillery 1498 
 
 Hamilton, Louis McLane, Lieut, 14th Infantry (Re- 
 signed) 1162 
 
 Hamilton, Robert L., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 278 
 
 Hampton, Kensey J., Major, Quartermaster Corps. . . 990 
 
 Hancock, William F., Major, U. S. A., Retired.... 825 
 
 Hand, Daniel W., Captain, 2d Field Artillery...... 1524 
 
 Handy, Joseph B., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 2014 
 
 Hanford, E. C, Lieut, 1st Cavalry (Resigned) . . . 1671 
 
 Hanna, N. J., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1921 
 
 Hannay, John R. R., Captain, 22d Infantry 1935 
 
 Hanson, Linwood E., Captain, 9th Infantry 1503 
 
 Harbord, James G., Captain, Cavalry 1821 
 
 Hardaway, Benjamin F., Captain, 17th Infantry.... 1666 
 
 Hardin, Edward K, Lieut-Col., U. S. A., Retired.. 2009 
 
 Hardin, Joseph S., Captain, 142d Co. Coast Artillery 1707 
 
 Harding, Arthur E., Captain, U. S. M. C 2015 
 
 Harding, John E., Lieut., U. S. Volunteers 2077 
 
 Hardman, Albert, First Lieut., 4th Infantry 1481 
 
 Hare, Luther R., Major, U. S. A., Retired 1427 
 
 Harker, Thomas R., Captain, 20th Infantry 645 
 
 Harlee, William C, Captain, U. S. M. C 782 
 
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 Harper, Roy B., Captain, Cavalry 168 
 
 Harris, Archer ]., Captain, 2d Infantry 776 
 
 Harris, H. S., late Lieut., 3d Field Artillery 1855 
 
 Harris, Henry S. T. s Lieut.-Col., Medical Corps... 82 
 Harris, Henry T. B., Paymaster-General, U. S. N., 
 
 Retired 189 
 
 Harris, Hunter, First Lieut., 9th Infantry 476 
 
 Harrison, Archibald I., late Lieut. 21st Infantry 481 
 
 Harrison, William R., Captain, U. S. A., Retired.. 1712 
 
 Hart, Verling K., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1C58 
 
 Hart, William H., Major, Quartermaster Corps.... 942 
 
 Hartigan, Thomas L., late Major U. S. Volunteers. 1095 
 
 Hartman, John D. L., Major, Cavalry 631 
 
 Hartmann, Carl F., Major, Signal Corps 173 
 
 Hartmann, Edward T., Captain, 7th Infantry...... 649 
 
 Hartsock, Frederick M., Major, Medical Corps 1421 
 
 Harvey, Walter, Captain, 14th Infantry 504 
 
 Hasbrouck, Alfred, Captain, 141st Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1954 
 
 Hasbrouck, Alfred, Lieut-Col., 18th Infantry 2042 
 
 Hasson, John P., First Lieut, 6th Cavalry 521 
 
 Hatfield, Charles A. P., Colonel, 13th Cavalry 1683 
 
 Hathaway, Forrest H., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 140 
 
 Hausserman, John W., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers. 1192 
 
 Hawkins, Frank B., Captain, 27th Infantry 1495 
 
 Hayes, Jack, Captain, Infantry 510 
 
 Hayes, Webb C, late Lieut.-Col. U. S. Volunteers . . 803 
 
 Hays, Melville A., late Contract Surgeon U. S. A.. . . 1084 
 
 Hay ward, George N., Commander, U. S. N 1388 
 
 Hazzard, Oliver P. M., Captain, 9th Cavalry 395 
 
 Hazzard, Russell T., late Lieut., 1st Cavalry 530 
 
 Heard, John W, Lieut.-Col, U. S. A 1895 
 
 Heap, Samuel L., Pay Director, U. S. N 1229 
 
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 Hearn, Roscoe H., First Lieut., 9th Infantry 541 
 
 Heath, Herbert Lee, late Captain 2d Oregon Vol- 
 unteer Infantry 2061 
 
 Heavey, John W., Major, 14th Infantry 1015 
 
 Hedekin, Charles A., Major, 15th Cavalry 388 
 
 Hegeman, Harry A., Captain, 21st Infantry 831 
 
 Heiberg, Elvin R., Captain, 5th Cavalry 561 
 
 Heidt, Grayson V., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1086 
 
 Heidt, James V., Captain, 1st Infantry 248 
 
 Hein, Otto L., Lieut.-Col., U. S. A., Retired 163 
 
 Heller, Joseph M., late Major and Surgeon, U. S. 
 
 Volunteers 289 
 
 Hellweg, Julius R, Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1685 
 
 Helm, Francis P., Jr., late Ensign U. S. N 900 
 
 Helm, James M., Rear Admiral, U. S. N 193 
 
 Hemphill, Joseph N., Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 1271 
 
 Heintzelman, Stuart, Captain, 6th Cavalry 96 
 
 Heistand, Henry O. S., Colonel, A. G. Dept, U. S. A. 503 
 
 Heizmann, Charles L., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired.. 87 
 
 Hennessey, Peter J., Lieut, 15th Cavalry 1917 
 
 Henry, Guy V., Captain, 13th Cavalry 1574 
 
 Henry, J. N., late Major U. S. Volunteers 147 
 
 Herbert, William C, Captain, U. S. N., Retired.... 1861 
 
 Herr, Charles F., First Lieut., 22d Infantry 322 
 
 Herringshaw, William F., Captain, 13th Cavalry 994 
 
 Hersey, Mark L., Major, 18th Infantry 489 
 
 Hershler, Fred W., Captain, U. S. A., Retired.... 1612 
 
 Hess, Louis T., Major, Medical Corps 1182 
 
 Hickey, James B., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 603 
 
 Hickok, Howard R., Captain, 15th Cavalry 1019 
 
 Hicks, George L., Jr., Captain, 17th Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1600 
 
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 Carabao No. 
 
 Higgins, James A., First Lieut., 25th Infantry 1489 
 
 Hilgard, Milosh R., Captain, 15th Infantry 514 
 
 Hill, Charles S, Major, U. S. M. C 1801 
 
 Hillman, James W., Chaplain, 16th Infantry 545 
 
 Hines, Frank T., Captain, Coast Artillery 91 
 
 Hitt, Parker, Captain, Infantry 320 
 
 Hirshinger, Herbert J., Captain, U. S. M. C 1930 
 
 Hobbs, Charles W., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 851 
 
 Hobbs, Horace P., Captain, 17th Infantry 1963 
 
 Hogue, G. I., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A 848 
 
 Holcomb, Richmond C, Surgeon, U. S. N 2089 
 
 Holden, George J., Captain, 13th Infantry 790 
 
 Holley, Dwight E., Major, 23d Infantry 1361 
 
 Holley, George M., Captain, 8th Infantry 1148 
 
 Holliday, Milton G., First Lieut, 8th Cavalry 1020 
 
 Hooker, Richard S., Captain, U. S. M. C 1387 
 
 Hopkins, Frank E., Captain, 1st Field Artillery 1511 
 
 Hopkins, Jay P., Captain, 74th Co. Coast Artillery.. 765 
 
 Hopkins, William, Captain, U. S. M. C 380 
 
 Horton, William E., Major, Quartermaster Corps . . 1227 
 Houston, James B., Lieut.-Col., Quartermaster Corps 736 
 Howard, Charles E. N., Captain, 55th Co. Coast Ar- 
 tillery 833 
 
 Howard, Harold P., Captain, 14th Cavalry 1183 
 
 Howard, John, Captain, 19th Infantry 560 
 
 Howard, Thomas B., Rear Admiral, U. S. N 1274 
 
 Howard, William L., Captain, U. S. N 2011 
 
 Howell, James F., Captain, 52d Co. Coast Artillery 1791 
 
 Howland, Charles R., Captain, 21st Infantry 47 
 
 Howland, Harry S., Captain, 16th Infantry 106 
 
 Howland, Stanley, late Lieut. 24th Infantry (Re- 
 signed) 568 
 
 H'owze, Robert L., Major, 11th Cavalry 1303 
 
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 Carabao No. 
 
 Hoyt, Ralph W., Brigadier-General, U. S. A 879 
 
 Hubbard, George O., Captain, Coast Artillery 1528 
 
 Hughes, John A., Captain, U. S. M. C 743 
 
 Hughes, John L., Captain, 26th Co. Coast Artillery 1578 
 
 Hughes, Leonard S., Lieut., U. S. M. C 2066 
 
 Hughes, William N., Captain, U. S. A., Retired.... 1610 
 
 Huguet, Adolphe H., Captain, Infantry 245 
 
 Hull, John A., Colonel, J. A. G. Dept 1342 
 
 Humphrey, Charles F., Major-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 112 
 
 Humphrey, Charles R, Jr., Captain, 12th Infantry.. 290 
 
 Hunsaker, Irvin L., First Lieut., 11th Cavalry 403 
 
 Hunt, Henry J., Major, 11th Infantry 1460 
 
 Hunter, Charles H., Colonel, Coast Artillery 60 
 
 Hunter, George K., Colonel, 7th Cavalry 127 
 
 Hunter, Thomas M., First Lieut, 6th Infantry 1200 
 
 Huntington, S. D., late Captain U. S. Volunteers.. 784 
 
 Huston, James, Captain, 10th Cavalry 1879 
 
 Hutcheson, Grote, Major, Cavalry 122 
 
 Hutchins, Charles T., Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 1391 
 
 Hutchinson, James B., Captain, Philippine Scouts . . 1653 
 
 Hutton, Franklin S., Captain, 12th Infantry 1479 
 
 I 
 
 Ingram, Ralph E., Captain, 10th Infantry 635 
 
 Ireland, Merritte W., Lieut.-Col., Medical Corps.. 1217 
 
 Irons, James A., Colonel, 20th Infantry 68 
 
 Irwin, George Le R., Major, Field Artillery 1442 
 
 Irwin, William M., Comdr., U. S. N., Retired.... 2036 
 
 Izard, Walter B., Paymaster, U. S. N 1299 
 
 J 
 
 Jackson, Franklin P., First Lieut, 2d Infantry 654 
 
 Jackson, Thomas W., Lieut., U. S. M. C 1990 
 
 76 
 
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 Jackson, Victor S., Paymaster, U. S. N 99 
 
 Jackson, William P., Major, 3d Infantry 115 
 
 Jacobs, Douglas H., First Lieut., 12th Cavalry 1093 
 
 James, Harry L., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 820 
 
 Jeffers, William N., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1588 
 
 Jennings, Thomas H., Lieut., U. S. A. (Resigned).. 1383 
 
 Jervey, Henry, Lieut. -Col., U. S. A 660 
 
 Jervey, William St. J., Jr., First Lieut., 10th Infantry 1492 
 
 Jeunet, E. Alexis, Captain, 13th Infantry 1344 
 
 Joselyn, Stephen P., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1628 
 
 Johnson, Evan M., Jr., Major, Infantry 74 
 
 Johnson, Franklin O., Lieut. -Col., 15th Cavalry 558 
 
 Johnson, Graham L., late Lieut. 11th Infantry 559 
 
 Johnson, Harold B., First Lieut., 3d Cavalry 1985 
 
 Johnson, L. B. T., late Major U. S. Volunteers.... 1237 
 
 Johnson, Moulton K., Surgeon, U. S. N 1220 
 
 Johnson, Wait C, Captain, 18th Infantry 772 
 
 Johnson, William G., Major, 8th Infantry 439 
 
 Johnstone, E. K., late Contract Surgeon 2067 
 
 Johnston, Edward N., Captain, U. S. A 1254 
 
 Johnston, Frederick E., Major, Coast Artillery 1567 
 
 Johnston, Gordon, First Lieut., 15th Cavalry 2020 
 
 Johnston, John A., Brigadier-General (Resigned) . . 1584 
 
 Johnston, Marbury, Captain, U. S. N 1260 
 
 Johnston, Ruf us Z., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1273 
 
 Johnston, William H., Lieut.-Comdr., 26th Infantry. 550 
 
 Jonas, Edwin A., Major, U. S. M. C 686 
 
 Jones, Carl C, Lieut., 7th Infantry 2051 
 
 Jones, Clarence N., Captain, 3d Field Artillery 1713 
 
 Jones, Edward N., Jr., Major, 17th Infantry 266 
 
 Jones, Frederick M., Captain, 12th Cavalry 894 
 
 Jones, Lewis B., Lieut., U. S. N., Retired 1364 
 
 Jones, Thaddeus W., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 1040 
 
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 Jones, Walter C, First Lieut, 10th Infantry 888 
 
 Jordan, Lambert W., Jr., Captain, Infantry 799 
 
 Joyce, Kenyon A., First Lieut., 6th Cavalry 902 
 
 Justice, James, Captain, 5th Infantry 279 
 
 K 
 
 Kaiser, Louis A., Comdr., U. S. N 1402 
 
 Karmany, Lincoln, Colonel, U. S. M. C 465 
 
 Karnes, William L., Lieut., 6th Cavalry (Resigned) 161 
 
 Kay, Joseph C, First Lieut., 2d Infantry 1060 
 
 Keck, Frank, late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1645 
 
 Keck, Morris M., First Lieut, 12th Infantry 1796 
 
 Keef er, Frank R., Lieut-Col., Medical Corps 1674 
 
 Keleher, Timothy D., Major, U. S. A., Retired.... 761 
 
 Keller, Charles, First Lieut., 29th Infantry 1912 
 
 Keller, Daniel F., Lieut., 30th Infantry (Resigned) . 606 
 
 Kelly, William, Major, Engineer Corps 1737 
 
 Kemp, James F., Actg. Asst. Surgeon, U. S. A.... 2068 
 
 Kemper, James B., Captain, 11th Infantry 1655 
 
 Kendall, William P., Lieut-Col., Medical Corps.... 1776 
 
 Kendrick, William J., Captain, Cavalry 1373 
 
 Kenly, William L., Lieut-Col., 6th Field Artillery.. 14 
 
 Kennedy, Chase W., Lieut-Col., 16th Infantry 358 
 
 Kennedy, John T., Surgeon, U. S. N 1321 
 
 Kennon, Lyman W. V., Colonel, 25th Infantry 22 
 
 Keohane, D. J., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers 1836 
 
 Kephart, Samuel A., Major, Coast Artillery 1747 
 
 Kernan, Francis J., Lieut-Col., Infantry 1457 
 
 Kerr, James T., Colonel, Adjutant-General Dept... 239 
 Kerrick, Harrison S., Captain, 54th Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1724 
 
 Kerth, Monroe C, Captain, 6th Infantry 715 
 
 Kerwin, Arthur R., Captain, Infantry 1624 
 
 Key, Albert L., Commodore, U. S. N., Retired 376 
 
 78 
 
MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 Carabao No. 
 
 Kilbourne, Lincoln F., Captain, 26th Infantry 685 
 
 Kilburn, Dana W., Captain, 26th Infantry 893 
 
 Kimball, Gordon N., Captain, 4th Cavalry 398 
 
 Kimbrough, James M., Jr., Captain, Infantry 1454 
 
 King, Campbell, Captain, 1st Infantry 928 
 
 King, Edward L., Captain, 2d Cavalry 1029 
 
 King, Harry L., First Lieut., 3d Cavalry 1456 
 
 King, Harry R., Captain, Philippine Scouts 1191 
 
 King, Wesley, Lieut., Philippine Scouts (Resigned) . 1080 
 
 Kingsbury, Henry P., Colonel, Cavalry 216 
 
 Kinney, Clifton C, Captain, 9th Infantry 483 
 
 Kinnison, Henry L., Captain, 12th Infantry 1888 
 
 Kinzie, Hunter, Lieut., 20th Infantry (Resigned)... 308 
 
 Kirby, Henry, Colonel, 3d Infantry 787 
 
 Kirkpatrick, George W., Captain, 15th Cavalry 970 
 
 Knabenshue, Frederick G., Captain, 12th Infantry.. 564 
 
 Knapp, John J., Captain, U. S. N 94 
 
 Kneedler, H. D., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. Vols. 664 
 
 Kneedler, William L., Major, U. S. A., Retired 1650 
 
 Knepper, Chester M., Captain, U. S. N 1783 
 
 Knight, Henry Edward, late Lieut. 1st Infantry.... 907 
 
 Knox, George H., Captain, Infantry 1867 
 
 Knox, Thomas M., First Lieut, 1st Cavalry 1858 
 
 Kobbe, Ferdinand W., Captain, 22d Infantry 684 
 
 Koch, Frederick, Lieut, Philippine Scouts (Re- 
 signed) 1642 
 
 Koehler, Benjamin M., Major, Coast Artillery 826 
 
 Koerper, Conrad E., Major, Medical Corps 1003 
 
 Koester, Francis J., Major, 12th Cavalry 1411 
 
 Krauthoff, Charles R., Lieut-Col., Quartermaster 
 
 Corps 1616 
 
 Kreps, Jacob F., Lieut-Col., Infantry 314 
 
 Krueger, Walter, First Lieut., 3d Infantry 1822 
 
 Kumpe, George E., Captain, Infantry 1135 
 
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 Carabao No. 
 
 Lacey, Francis E., Jr., Major, 18th Infantry 926 
 
 Lahm, Frank P., First Lieut, 7th Cavalry 732 
 
 Lander, Frank C, Captain, U. S. M. C 1830 
 
 Landers, Howard L., Captain, 162d Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1472 
 
 Landis, Irwin F., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1415 
 
 Lang, Charles J., Comdr., U. S. N 1945 
 
 Lang, Louis M., late Captain U. S. Volunteers .... 897 
 
 Langdon, Russell C, Captain, Infantry 482 
 
 Langhorne, Cary D., Surgeon, U. S. N 1871 
 
 Langhorne, Geofge T., Major, 5th Cavalry 618 
 
 Laning, Harris, Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1294 
 
 Lansing, Cleveland C, Captain, 4th Field Artillery.. 256 
 
 Larimer, Edgar B., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 910 
 
 Lassiter, William, Colonel, Infantry 436 
 
 Lawson, Laurin L., Captain, 4th Field Artillery.... 1891 
 
 Lawton, Dwight B., First Lieut., U. S. A., Retired. . . 978 
 
 Lawton, Edward P., Alajor, U. S. A., Retired 1591 
 
 Lawton, Frank H., Major, Quartermaster Corps... 23 
 
 Lay, Harry R., Captain, U. S. M. C 1872 
 
 Lear, Ben., Jr., Captain, 15th Cavalry 968 
 
 Leary, Edmund M., Captain, 11th Cavalry 1075 
 
 Lee, Fitzhugh, Captain, 7th Cavalry 1873 
 
 Lee, Harry R., Major, 11th Infantry 1016 
 
 Lee, Jesse M., Major-General, U. S. A., Retired 471 
 
 Leigh, Richard H, Comdr., U. S. N 1277 
 
 Leisenring, Franklin S., Captain, 4th Infantry 1136 
 
 Leitch, Joseph D., Major, 28th Infantry 369 
 
 Lemly, William B., Major, U. S. M. C 1831 
 
 Lenihan, Michael J., Major, 7th Infantry 249 
 
 Leonard, Charles F., First Lieut, 28th Infantry.... 334 
 
 Leonard, Henry, Major, U. S. M. C 1960 
 
 Leonard, Ivers W., Captain, 26th Infantry 316 
 
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 Leonard, R. W., late Lieut-Col. U. S. Volunteers.. 41 
 
 Leonard, John C, Captain, U. S. N 1331 
 
 Leonard, Thomas, late Captain U. S. Volunteers... 1823 
 
 Lesher, Robert W., First Lieut., U. S. A., Retired.. 400 
 
 Lewis, Edward M., Major, 19th Infantry 1174 
 
 Lewis, John H., Captain, 13th Cavalry 780 
 
 Lewis, William F., Major, Medical Corps 987 
 
 Liddell, James W., late Captain U. S. Volunteers... 687 
 
 Lilienthal, A. W., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1698 
 
 Lincoln, Charles S., Captain, 2d Infantry 346 
 
 Lindsay, Julian R., Captain, Cavalry 156 
 
 Lindsay, W. M., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers 1753 
 
 Lininger, Clarence, First Lieut., 1st Cavalry 1730 
 
 Liser, Ralph B., Captain, Infantry 426 
 
 Littell, Isaac W., Colonel, Quartermaster Corps.... 253 
 
 Little, J. Millard, Captain, 28th Infantry 976 
 
 Little, William L., Captain, Medical Corps 940 
 
 Littlefield, William L., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N.... 1696 
 
 Lloyd, Charles R., Captain, 6th Field Artillery 1445 
 
 Loeb, Abraham U., Captain, 9th Infantry 485 
 
 Logan, James A., Jr., Captain, Quartermaster Corps 497 
 
 Lomax, Francis H., Captain, 91st Co. Coast Artillery 1793 
 
 Long, Andrew T., Comdr., U. S. N 1757 
 
 Long, Charles G., Lieut-Col., U. S. M. C 1786 
 
 Long, Charles J., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A 1041 
 
 Long, Edwin C, Captain, 86th Co. Coast Artillery.. 1629 
 
 Long, Frank S., Captain, Coast Artillery 1717 
 
 Longan, Rufus E., Captain, 25th Infantry 1107 
 
 Loring, Sylvester C, First Lieut., U. S. A., Retired. . 997 
 
 Love, James M., Jr., Captain, 15th Infantry 177 
 
 Lovell, George E., Captain, 14th Cavalry 1371 
 
 Low, Theodore H., Major, U .S. M. C 671 
 
 Low, William W., Captain, U. S. M. C 1661 
 
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 Lowe, Thomas S., First Lieut, Medical Reserve 
 
 Corps 1630 
 
 Luhn, William L., Captain, 10th Cavalry 1070 
 
 Lukesh, Gustave R., Captain, Engineer Corps 555 
 
 Lung, George A., Medical Inspector, U. S. N 150 
 
 Lutz, William J., Captain, 28th Infantry 821 
 
 Lyman, Charles H., Captain, U. S. M. C 1959 
 
 Lyman, Frank E., late Lieut., Signal Corps (Re- 
 signed) 464 
 
 Lynch, Arthur J., First Lieut., 14th Cavalry 791 
 
 Lynch, Charles, Major, Medical Corps 134 
 
 Lynch, Ralph A., late Lieut., 16th Infantry (Re- 
 signed) 511 
 
 Lyon, Dupont, late Lieut. 16th Infantry 1688 
 
 Lyon, Palmer H., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 667 
 
 Lyster, William J. L., Major, Medical Corps 410 
 
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 McAdams, John P., First Lieut., 11th Infantry 1059 
 
 McAlexander, Ulysses G., Major, 13th Infantry 1620 
 
 McAlister, John A., Jr., First Lieut, Dental Surgeon 1837 
 
 McAlister, Samuel D., Captain, U. S. A., Retired... 1424 
 
 McAndrew, James W., Major, Infantry 50 
 
 McAndrew, Patrick H., Major, Medical Corps 165 
 
 McAndrews, Joseph R., Captain, 6th Cavalry 766 
 
 McBride, John, Jr., Captain, Coast Artillery 1531 
 
 McCabe, Albert C, late Captain U. S. Volunteers.. 588 
 
 McCabe, Edward R. Warner, First Lieut., Cavalry. . . 1885 
 
 McCain, Henry P., Colonel, Adjutant-General Dept. 1552 
 
 McCaleb, Thomas S., Major, U. S. A., Retired.... 775 
 
 McCaskey, Douglas, Captain, 1st Cavalry 419 
 
 McCaskey, Garrison, Captain, 15th Infantry 228 
 
 McCaskey, William S., Major-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 328 
 
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 McCaw, Walter D., Lieut-Col., Medical Corps 39 
 
 McCawley, Charles L., Lieut-Col., U. S. M. C... 1233 
 
 McClaskey, John W., First Lieut, U. S. M. C 373 
 
 McCleave, Robert, Captain, 2d Infantry 801 
 
 McCleery, John S., First Lieut, 20th Infantry 335 
 
 McClernand, Edward J., Brigadier-General, U. S. A. 1471 
 
 McClintock, John, Captain, Cavalry (Resigned) 1772 
 
 McClure, Charles, Colonel, 30th Infantry 1934 
 
 McClure, Nathaniel F., Major, 5th Cavalry 416 
 
 McCook, Paul H., Captain, 26th Infantry 964 
 
 McCormack, Province, Jr., late Lieut U. S. M. C... 280 
 
 McCornack, Willard H., Captain, 10th Cavalry 1071 
 
 McCoy, Frank B., Lieut-Col., 24th Infantry 71 
 
 McCoy, H. B., late Colonel U. S. Volunteers 337 
 
 McCroskey, Benjamin B., First Lieut., 23d Infantry. 1838 
 
 McCulloch, Champe C, Jr., Major, Medical Corps 1805 
 
 McCullough, Frank K, Surgeon, U. S. N 1915 
 
 McCully, Newton A., Comdr., U. S. N 1279 
 
 McDonald, Fred, late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1755 
 
 McDonald, John B., Lieut-Col., Cavalry 1203 
 
 McDonald, Mitchell C, Pay Director, U. S. N 1587 
 
 McDonell, William N., P. A. Surgeon, U. S. N 1394 
 
 McDougal, Douglas C, Captain, U. S. M. C 1195 
 
 McElgin, Hugh J. B., Captain, 131st Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1601 
 
 McGinness, John R., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 9 
 
 McGrann, William H., Comdr., U. S. N., Retired.. 652 
 
 McGree, Joseph L., Captain, Philippine Scouts 2054 
 
 Mclntyre, Frank, Brigadier-General, U. S. A 843 
 
 McKean, Josiah S., Comdr., U. S. N 2017 
 
 McKeeby, George L., late Lieut., U. S. Volunteers.. 864 
 McKibbin, Chambers, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 143 
 
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 McKinley, James F., Captain, 11th Cavalry 1078 
 
 McLaughlin, Clenard, Captain, 21st Infantry 1611 
 
 McLean, Allan F., First Lieut, 7th Cavalry 1372 
 
 McLean, Ridley, Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 378 
 
 McLean, Thomas C, Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 1781 
 
 McLean, Walter, Captain, U. S. N 1270 
 
 McMahon, John E., Lieut.-Col., Field Artillery 1343 
 
 McManus, George H., Major, Coast Artillery.... 1896 
 
 McMaster, George H., Captain, 3d Infantry 2028 
 
 McMaster, Richard H., Captain, 5th Field Artillery. 1718 
 
 McMillan, Marion, late Captain U. S. Volunteers... 2004 
 
 McNair, William S., Major, 6th Field Artillery 744 
 
 McNally, Reginald E., Captain, 8th Cavalry 392 
 
 McNamara, Wallace, First Lieut, 12th Infantry... 1119 
 
 McNamee, Luke, Comdr., U. S. N 1224 
 
 McVean, William A., Contract Surgeon, U. S. A . . . 2070 
 
 Mabry, William C, late Contract Surgeon 1493 
 
 Macfarland, Horace G., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 1359 
 
 Mackall, Samuel T., First Lieut, 18th Infantry.... 895 
 
 Mackinlay, William E. W., First Lieut., 11th Cavalry 519 
 Macomb, Montgomery M., Brigadier-General, U. S. 
 
 A Ill 
 
 Macon, Edward N., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1044 
 
 Magill, Louis J., Major, U. S. M. C 1392 
 
 Maginnis, Thomas F., Captain, U. S. A., Retired... 653 
 
 Mahoney, James K, Colonel, U. S. M. C 466 
 
 Maize, Sidney D., First Lieut., 12th Cavalry 396 
 
 Major, Samuel I. M., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1961 
 
 Mallory, Charles K, Lieut, U. S. N., Retired 1586 
 
 Mallory, John S., Colonel, 29th Infantry 1983 
 
 Maney, James A., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 644 
 
 Mann, William A., Colonel, Infantry 1638 
 
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 Mapes, William S., Captain, 25th Infantry 445 
 
 Marix, Adolph, Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Retired 43 
 
 Markham, Edward M., Major, Engineers, U. S. A.. 572 
 Markley, Alfred C, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 457 
 
 Marmon, Joseph A., First Lieut, 25th Infantry 1474 
 
 Marquart, Peter E., Captain, 2d Infantry 418 
 
 Marshall, Albert W., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1386 
 
 Marshall, Francis C, Major, 2d Cavalry 814 
 
 Marshall, T. R., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 708 
 
 Martin, Carl A., Captain, 4th Infantry 343 
 
 Martin, Charles H., Major, Infantry, U. S. A 64 
 
 Martin, George C, Captain, U. S. A., Retired 628 
 
 Martin, George W., Major, 17th Infantry 1104 
 
 Martin, Isaac S., First Lieut., 15th Cavalry 967 
 
 Martin, John R., Pay Director, U. S. N 584 
 
 Martin, Medad C, Lieut.-Col., U. S. A., Retired.... 574 
 
 Martin, William F., Major, 5th Infantry 2027 
 
 Mason, Charles F., Lieut.-Col., Medical Corps 1548 
 
 Mason, Charles W., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 1140 
 
 Massee, Edward K., First Lieut., 11th Infantry 859 
 
 Massey, George B., late Assistant Engineer, U. S. N. 1968 
 
 Mathews, George W., late Lieut., Medical Dept 24 
 
 Matile, Leon A., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 492 
 
 Matson, Joseph, Captain, 143d Co. Coast Artillery.. 1993 
 
 Matthews, Hugh L., Captain, U. S. M. C 1362 
 
 Maus, L. Mervin, Colonel, Medical Corps 129 
 
 Maxey, Robert J., Captain, 24th Infantry 139 
 
 Maxwell, William J., Captain, U. S. N 1011 
 
 May, Willis T., Lieut.-Col., 28th Infantry 642 
 
 Mayers, George M., P. A. Surgeon, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 1013 
 
 Meade, William G., First Lieut, Cavalry 1073 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 Carabao No. 
 
 Mearns, Robert W., Captain, 20th Infantry 294 
 
 Menges, William H., Captain, 59th Co. Coast Artillery 1708 
 
 Menoher, Charles T., Lieut-Col., 1st Field Artillery 59 
 
 Merillat, Alfred C, Captain, U. S. A., Retired.... 1946 
 
 Merrill, Dana T., Captain, 10th Infantry 2000 
 
 Messer, M. O., late Major U. S. Volunteers 862 
 
 Metcalf, Wilder S., late Colonel U. S. Volunteer 
 
 Infantry 1997 
 
 Michaelis, Otho E., First Lieut, 16th Infantry 620 
 
 Michael, William N., Captain, Field Artillery 1722 
 
 Miller, Archie, Captain, Cavalry 901 
 
 Miller, Claude H., Captain 24th Infantry 382 
 
 Miller, Crosby P., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1234 
 
 Miller, Floyd C, Lieut., 1st Infantry (Resigned) 929 
 
 Miller, Frank J., Captain, 84th Co. Coast Artillery.. 1530 
 
 Miller, Howard S., Captain, 94th Co. Coast Artillery 1711 
 
 Miller, John J., Captain, 19th Infantry 852 
 
 Miller, William G., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A... 1462 
 
 Mills, Fred H., Lieut., Medical Reserve Corps 2080 
 
 Mills, Stephen C, Colonel, Inspec.-Gen. Dept, U. S. A. 38 
 
 Miner, R. EL, late Lieut. U. S. X 1317 
 
 Minor, James C, late Major, U. S. Volunteers 509 
 
 Minus, Josiah C, Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1031 
 
 Mitchell, Americus, Captain, 5th Infantry 636 
 
 Mitchell, Burton J., Lieut., 12th Infantry (Resigned) 126 
 
 Mitchell, Harry D., Captain, 6th Infantry 543 
 
 Mitchell, William, Captain, Signal Corps 1300 
 
 Moloney, Isaac, Lieut, 16th Infantry (Resigned) . . 544 
 
 Montfort, Eugene Chas., late Captain U. S. Vols... 1894 
 
 Montgomery, George, Lieut-Col., Ordnance Dept. 262 
 
 Moody, Thomas M., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 440 
 
 Moore, Charles B. T., Rear Admiral, U. S. N 1967 
 
 Moore, Dan T., Captain, 5th Field Artillery 525 
 
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 Moore, Francis, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1045 
 
 Moore, George D., Major, 18th Infantry 312 
 
 Moore, Henry H., Captain, Philippine Scouts 1129 
 
 Moore, Jairus A., Captain, Coast Artillery 1242 
 
 Moore, James T., Captain, 27th Infantry 1061 
 
 Moore, John W., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1890 
 
 Moore, Tredwell W., Major, Infantry 344 
 
 Morgan, Casey B., Commander, U. S. N 1161 
 
 Morgan, George H., Lieut-Col., 11th Cavalry 158 
 
 Morhart, Frank H., late Captain U. S. Volunteers.. 1556 
 
 Moritz, Albert, Commander, U. S. N., Retired 1278 
 
 Morrell, Henry, Commodore, U. S. N., Retired 1550 
 
 Morris, Lewis, Surgeon, U. S. N 1375 
 
 Morrison, John F., Lieut.-Col., 21st Infantry 299 
 
 Morrow, Charles H., Captain, 18th Infantry 1880 
 
 Morrow, Henry M., Major, J. A. Gen. Dept 1832 
 
 Morrow, Jay J., Major, Engineer Corps, U. S. A... 1785 
 
 Morrow, William M., Captain, 5th Infantry 1607 
 
 Morse, E. K., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers 870 
 
 Morse, John Wise, Paymaster, U. S. N 1187 
 
 Morton, Charles, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1559 
 
 Morton, Charles E., Captain, 11th Infantry 538 
 
 Morton, James P., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1803 
 
 Moseley, George V. H., Captain, 1st Cavalry 562 
 
 Moses, Lawrence H., Lieut.-Col., U. S. M. C 2083 
 
 Moss, James Alfred, Captain, 29th Infantry 172 
 
 Mott, T. Bentley, Lieut.-Col., U. S. A 1635 
 
 Mould, Stephen H., Captain, Coast Artillery 1522 
 
 Mowry, Philip, First Lieut, 15th Cavalry 810 
 
 Mudgett, John J., First Lieut, Infantry 944 
 
 Muir, Charles H., Major, U. S. Infantry 748 
 
 Muir, John G., Captain, U. S. M. C, Retired 1738 
 
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 Mullay, Patrick H., Captain, 14th Infantry 1063 
 
 Munro, Horace N., First Lieut, Cavalry 956 
 
 Munro, James N., Captain, 3d Cavalry 1204 
 
 Munson, Fred L., Captain, 9th Infantry 95 
 
 Murphy, Ernest Van D., Captain, 27th Infantry 903 
 
 Murphy, John F., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A.. 1180 
 
 Murphy, Terence E., Captain, Coast Artillery 1519 
 
 Murphy, Thos. P., First Lieut, U. S. A 2046 
 
 Murray, Arthur, Major-General, U. S. A 1784 
 
 Murray, William E., Captain, 127th Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1743 
 
 Musgrave, William E., Contract Surgeon, U. S. Vols. 2084 
 
 Mustin, Henry C, Lieut-Comdr., U. S. N 1652 
 
 Myer, Albert L., Brigadier-General, U. S. A„ Retired 880 
 
 Myers, Hu B., Captain, 6th Cavalry 447 
 
 Myers, John T., Major, U. S. M. C 1384 
 
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 Nardell, Bonaparte P., late Contract Surgeon, U. 
 
 S. A 1164 
 
 Naylor, William K., Captain, 9th Infantry 1339 
 
 Neff, John H., Captain, Philippine Scouts 1168 
 
 Neill, Walter H., First Lieut, 13th Cavalry 1042 
 
 Neisser, Stanislaus M., Captain, Philippine Scouts.. 1118 
 Nelson, Valentine S., Commodore, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 1561 
 
 Nesbitt, William F., Captain, 4th Infantry 1121 
 
 Neville, Wendell C, Major, U. S. M. C 690 
 
 Newberry, Charles P., late Major U. S. Volunteers. 433 
 
 Newbill, Willard D., Captain, 3d Field Artillery.... 1418 
 
 Newell, Isaac, Captain, 22d Infantry 271 
 
 Newman, William, Captain, 1st Infantry 931 
 
 Newton, Harry W., Captain, 85th Co. Coast Artillery 1502 
 
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 Newton, Ralph W., First Lieut., Medical Reserve 
 
 Corps 1924 
 
 Niblack, Albert P., Captain, U. S. N 25 
 
 Nichols, Charles B., late Major, U. S. Volunteers.. 202 
 
 Nichols, William A., Colonel, U. S. Infantry 1285 
 
 Nicholson, Rishworth, Paymaster, U. S. N 951 
 
 Nicklin, Benjamin P., Captain, 9th Infantry 459 
 
 Nightingale, Garrard P., late Ensign U. S. N 1177 
 
 Nippert, F. A., late Captain, U. S. Volunteers 1839 
 
 Nixon, Courtland, Captain, 3d Infantry 722 
 
 Noble, Charles H., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 549 
 
 Noble, Robert E., Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A.. 624 
 
 Noble, Robert H., Major, 12th Infantry 124 
 
 Noble, William H., Captain, Infantry 1911 
 
 Nockolds, Coleman, Veterinarian, 1st Cavalry 1416 
 
 Nolan, Daniel A., First Lieut, 5th Infantry 637 
 
 Nolan, Dennis E., Captain, 30th Infantry 1293 
 
 Nolan, Robert M., Captain, 1st Cavalry 453 
 
 Normoyle, James E., Major, U. S. Infantry 896 
 
 Norton, Albert L., Commander, U. S. N 1333 
 
 Novak, Martin, Captain, 25th Infantry 583 
 
 Nowlen, Edwin J., Captain, 28th Infantry 774 
 
 Nuttman, Louis M., Captain, 4th Infantry 1764 
 
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 O'Brien, T. P., late Lieut, U. S. Volunteers 1840 
 
 O'Connor, Marr, First Lieut., 14th Cavalry 593 
 
 Odell, Albert S., Lieut., 11th Cavalry (Resigned)... 1069 
 
 Oden, George J., Captain, 10th Cavalry 595 
 
 Offley, Robert S., Captain, 1st Infantry 1043 
 
 Ohnesorg, Karl, Surgeon, U. S. N 1246 
 
 O'Leary, Charles R., Paymaster, U. S. N 431 
 
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 O'Leary, Timothy S., Paymaster, U. S. N 432 
 
 Olin, Hilden, Captain, U. S. Infantry 719 
 
 Oliver, P. A., Lieut., U. S. A. (Resigned) 945 
 
 Oliver, Robert T., First Lieut., Dental Surgeon, U. 
 
 S. A 1098 
 
 O'Loughlin, William J., First Lieut, 13th Infantry.. 751 
 
 O'Neil, Joseph P., Lieut-Col., U. S. A 1824 
 
 O'Neil, T. F., late Colonel U. S. Volunteers 1841 
 
 Oman, Charles M,. Surgeon, U. S. N 1899 
 
 Ord, Edward O. C, Captain, U. S. A., Retired.... 1914 
 
 Orr, S. G., late Lieut, Artillery Corps 1510 
 
 Osborne, Thomas D., First Lieut, 5th Field Artillery 1719 
 
 Osterhaus, Hugo, Rear Admiral, U. S. N 1245 
 
 Osterhaus, Hugo W., Lieut, U. S. N 1181 
 
 Oury, William H., Captain, 3d Infantry 1410 
 
 Ovenshine, Englebert G., Captain, 28th Infantry.... 513 
 
 Overton, Winfield S., Captain, U. S. A., Retired.. 1900 
 
 Owen, William O., Major, U. S. A., Retired 804 
 
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 Paegelow, John A., Captain, Philippine Scouts 1868 
 
 Page, Byrd A., Lieut, 11th Infantry (Resigned)... 1581 
 
 Page, John H., Jr., Captain, 21st Infantry 371 
 
 Painter, George L., late Captain U. S. Volunteers . . 1621 
 
 Palmer, Frederick L., Major, U. S. A., Retired 434 
 
 Palmer, Leigh C, Lieut-Comdr., U. S. N 1976 
 
 Pardee, Austin M., First Lieut., 20th Infantry 1030 
 
 Parker, Austin Allen, Captain, 24th Infantry 250 
 
 Parker, Clyde B., Captain, 26th Infantry 1670 
 
 Parker, Graham, Captain, 32d Co. Coast Artillery.. 1539 
 
 Parker, James, Colonel, 11th Cavalry 1218 
 
 Parker, James S., Captain, 4th Cavalry 518 
 
 Parker, William M., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1208 
 
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 Partello, Joseph K., Captain, U. S. Infantry 655 
 
 Partridge, Leon R., First Lieut, 3d Cavalry 819 
 
 Patten, Irvine W., Lieut., Medical Dept. (Resigned) 178 
 
 Patterson, Robert U., Major, Medical Corps 742 
 
 Pattison, Harry H., Captain, 7th Cavalry 1202 
 
 Patton, John B., Commander, U. S. N 1232 
 
 Payne, Fred R., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N., Retired... 1740 
 
 Peck, Luke B., First Lieut, Medical Reserve Corps. 1749 
 
 Peed, George P., Captain, Medical Corps 1952 
 
 Peek, Ernest D., Captain, Engineer Corps 1341 
 
 Penn, Julius A., Major, 1st Infantry 361 
 
 Penrose, George H., Major, Quartermaster Corps... 856 
 
 Pepper, Kelton L., First Lieut, 15th Infantry 1438 
 
 Perkins, Alvin S., First Lieut., 12th Cavalry 1669 
 
 Perkins, George T., Captain, 129th Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 854 
 
 Perry, Barton W., Chaplain, 3d Field Artillery.... 1758 
 
 Perry, James H., Captain, U. S. N., Retired 1395 
 
 Pershing, John J., Brigadier-General, U. S. A 144 
 
 Persons, William E., First Lieut., 11th Infantry 1103 
 
 Pettengill, George T., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 199 
 
 Pettus, Harry L., Major, Quartermaster Corps 1170 
 
 Peyton, Ephriam G., Captain, U. S. Infantry 1889 
 
 Phalen, James M., Captain, Medical Corps 559 
 
 Phelan, Henry Du R., First Lieut, Medical Re- 
 serve Corps 725 
 
 Phelps, Thomas S., Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Retired 827 
 
 Phillips, John L., Colonel, Medical Corps 630 
 
 Phillips, William A., Major, U. S. Infantry 2003 
 
 Pick, Henry, late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A 898 
 
 Pickering, Abner, Colonel, U. S. Infantry 502 
 
 Pickering, James N., Captain, 3d Infantry 656 
 
 Pickering, Wood A., Lieut, U. S. M. C. (Resigned) 589 
 
 Pierce, Palmer E., Major, 15th Infantry 70 
 
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 Pigman, George W., Jr., Paymaster, U. S. N 1995 
 
 Pitcairn, H. H., late Lieut., U. S. Volunteer Infantry 1142 
 
 Pitcher, William L., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 65 
 
 Pitney, Charles L., Captain, Philippine Scouts 1194 
 
 Plummer, Ralph W., Surgeon, U. S. N 196 
 
 Plunkett, Charles P., Captain, U. S. N 1928 
 
 Poey, Eduardo C, late Surgeon U .S. Volunteers... 1804 
 
 Poillon, Arthur, Captain, 1st Cavalry 479 
 
 Point, Will H., Captain, 28th Infantry 1884 
 
 Pollock, Edwin T., Commander, U. S. N 1560 
 
 Pomroy, Frederic H., Major, Quartermaster Corps. 423 
 
 Pond, Arlington, late Surgeon, U. S. Volunteers... 443 
 
 Pond, George B., Captain, 20th Infantry 79 
 
 Poore, Charles L., Lieut., U. S. N. (Resigned) .... 1325 
 
 Poore, Benjamin A., Major, 22d Infantry 1340 
 
 Porter, David D., Major, U. S. M. C 422 
 
 Porter, John Biddle, Lieut-Col., J. A. Genl. Dept.. 2 
 
 Porter, Theodoric, Commodore, U. S. N., Retired.. 107 
 
 Potter, Ashton H., Lieut, 12 Cavalry (Resigned) . . 1049 
 
 Potts, Douglas, Captain, 16th Infantry 92 
 
 Potts, Ramsay D., Brigadier-General, U. S. A 342 
 
 Pourie, James R., Captain, Coast Artillery 1520 
 
 Powell, Junius L., Lieut-Col., U. S. A., Retired 1024 
 
 Powell, William G., Major, U. S. M. C 1269 
 
 Powers, Edward D, Captain, Coast Artillery 1709 
 
 Prescott, Austin F., Captain, U. S. Infantry 860 
 
 Prescott, F. C, late Major U. S. Volunteers 1091 
 
 Preston, Charles F., Commander, U. S. N 1329 
 
 Preston, John F., Captain, U. S. Infantry 85 
 
 Price, Butler D., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 221 
 
 Price, Frederick S. L., Captain, 8th Infantry 2085 
 
 Price, Harrison J., Captain, U. S. Infantry 747 
 
 Price, Howard C, Captain, U. S. Infantry 767 
 
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 Pritchard, George B., Jr., Captain, 5th Cavalry 1009 
 
 Prince, Thomas C, Lieut-Col., U. S. M. C 1759 
 
 Procter, Andre M., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1942 
 
 Pruden, Aldred A., Chaplain, 2d Infantry 764 
 
 Pruyn, John McE., First Lieut., 27th Infantry 917 
 
 Pulis, Charles C, Captain, Field Artillery 1518 
 
 Purcell, Launcelot M., First Lieut., 26th Infantry. . . . 1435 
 
 Purington, George A., Captain, 8th Cavalry 402 
 
 Purnell, Julius Myers, late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A. 924 
 
 Purssell, Benjamin M., Major, U. S. A., Retired... 789 
 
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 Radford, Cyrus S., Lieut-Col., U. S. M. C 340 
 
 Rafferty, Ogden, Lieut-Col., U. S. A„ Retired.... 1509 
 
 Ragan, Charles A., Major, Medical Corps 1115 
 
 Rancourt, Louis J., Lieut, 19th Infantry (Resigned) 853 
 
 Randolph, John, First Lieut., 23d Infantry 306 
 
 Ray, Beecher B., Lieut-Col., Quartermaster Corps.. 705 
 
 Ray, Charles M., Pay Director, U. S. N 187 
 
 Raymond, William H., Captain, Coast Artillery. . 2018 
 
 Read, Beverly A., Major, J. A. Gen. Dept 217 
 
 Read, George W., Major, 9th Cavalry 167 
 
 Read, Robert D., Colonel, U. S. Cavalry 1825 
 
 Reade, Philip, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Retired 159 
 
 Reese, Charles E., Captain, 18th Infantry 646 
 
 Reeve, Ernest M., Captain 23d Infantry 640 
 
 Reeves, Isaac S. K., Commodore, U. S. N., Retired 1833 
 
 Regan, James, First Lieut., 9th Infantry 1869 
 
 Reichmann, Carl, Major, 7th Infantry 1551 
 
 Reifsnyder, Joseph C, late Surgeon U. S. Volunteers 179 
 
 Reiser, Theodore C, late Lieut. U. S. Vol. Infantry 234 
 
 Reisinger, Harold C, Major, U. S. M. C 1167 
 
 Reno, William W., Major, Medical Corps 713 
 
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 Carabao No. 
 
 Rethers, Harry F., Captain, 9th Infantry 704 
 
 Rethorst, Otto W., First Lieut, 8th Cavalry 1677 
 
 Reynolds, Charles R., Major, Medical Corps 1380 
 
 Reynolds, Frederick P., Major, Medical Corps 1236 
 
 Rhea, Robert Y., Captain, U. S. M. C 1594 
 
 Rhoads, Thomas L., Major, Medical Corps 1991 
 
 Rhodes, Charles D., Major, 15th Cavalry 1304 
 
 Rice, Sedgwick, Major, 3d Cavalry 531 
 
 Rich, Albert T., First Lieut., 3d Infantry 1570 
 
 Richard, Charles, Colonel, Medical Corps 1083 
 
 Richards, George, Colonel, U. S. M. C 1787 
 
 Richards, Robert L., Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. 
 
 A. (Resigned) 1949 
 
 Richardson, Mack, Lieut., 26th Infantry (Resigned) 1440 
 
 Ridenour, Edgar, Captain, 16th Infantry 536 
 
 Ridgeley, Frank E., Lieut-Comdr., U. S. N 2019 
 
 Rifenberick, Richard P., Jr., Captain, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1355 
 
 Righter, Joseph C, Jr., First Lieut., 4th Cavalry 1613 
 
 Ripley, Henry A., Captain, U. S. Infantry 254 
 
 Ripley, Henry L., Lieut-Col., U. S. A., Retired 387 
 
 Roberts, Charles D., Captain, 7th Infantry 1176 
 
 Roberts, Cyrus S., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 469 
 
 Roberts, Thomas A., Captain, 7th Cavalry 1553 
 
 Robertson, Edgar B., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired.... 363 
 
 Robinson, Oliver P., First Lieut, 21st Infantry.... 806 
 Robinson, William W., Jr., Brigadier-General, U. S. 
 
 A., Retired 499 
 
 Robnett, Ausey H., P. A. Surgeon, U. S. N 1932 
 
 Robnett, John D., Paymaster, U. S. N 2026 
 
 Rockwell, George C, First Lieut., 21st Infantry 1039 
 
 Rodgers, Alexander, Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 939 
 
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
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 Rodgers, Frederick, Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 186 
 
 Rodgers, Thomas S., Captain, U. S. N 1315 
 
 Rogers, A. C, late Lieut. U. S. M. C 1117 
 
 Rogers, James S., Colonel, U. S. Infantry 1027 
 
 Rogers, William P., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 797 
 
 Romeyn, Charles A., Captain, 2d Cavalry 1209 
 
 Ronayne, James, Captain, U. S. A., Retired 1007 
 
 Roosevelt, Henry L., Major, U. S. M. C 468 
 
 Root, Edwin A., Lieut-Col., 15th Infantry 788 
 
 Ro rebeck, Curtis G., Captain, 111th Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1957 
 
 Roscoe, David L., First Lieut., 1st Cavalry 1068 
 
 Rose, Robert W., Major, 12th Infantry 1606 
 
 Rosenbaum, Otho B., Captain, 2d Infantry 1173 
 
 Ross, James O., First Lieut, U. S. A., Retired.... 794 
 
 Ross, Stanley S., Captain, Coast Artillery 1538 
 
 Ross, Tenney, Captain, 13th Infantry 2078 
 
 Roudiez, Leon S., Major, 30th Infantry 291 
 
 Rowell, Melvin W., Captain, 11th Cavalry 1074 
 
 Rucker, Kyle, First Lieut, 14th Cavalry 1848 
 
 Rucker, Louis, S. D., Jr., Captain, U. S. A., Retired 537 
 
 Ruggles, James A., Captain, 51st Co. Coast Artillery 1517 
 
 Ruhm, Thomas F., Naval Constructor, U. S. N 718 
 
 Russell, Edgar, Major, Signal Corps 1378 
 
 Russell, Andrew H., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 133 
 
 Russell, Robert L., Captain, U. S. Navy 1263 
 
 Rutherford, Robert G., Jr., Captain, 24th Infantry... 554 
 
 Ruthers, George W., Major, U. S. A., Retired 673 
 
 Ruttencutter, Brady G., Captain, 1st Infantry 933 
 
 Ryan, John P., Major, 6th Cavalry 729 
 
 Ryan, Thomas F., Captain, U. S. Cavalry 1166 
 
 Ryther, Dwight W., Captain, 6th Infantry 1643 
 
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 Sackett, Franklin P., Paymaster, U. S. N 1996 
 
 Saffarrans, George C, Major, 17th Infantry 721 
 
 Sage, William H., Lieut.-Col., 30th Infantry 1760 
 
 Saltzman, Charles McK., Major, Signal Corps 807 
 
 Sanford, John B., Captain, U. S. Infantry 517 
 
 Sanger, Joseph P., Major-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 113 
 
 Sarratt, Edwin O., Major, Coast Artillery 845 
 
 Sawyer, Frederick L., Comdr., U. S. N 1275 
 
 Sawyer, J. Estcourt, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 146 
 
 Saxton, Isaac A., Captain, 11th Infantry 1694 
 
 Sayer, Edmund S., Jr., Captain, 21st Infantry 528 
 
 Scales, Wallace B., Captain, 5th Cavalry 965 
 
 Scher, Bruno T., First Lieut, 28th Infantry 971 
 
 Schindel, S. J. Bayard, Captain, U. S. Infantry 1809 
 
 Schlageter, Herman J. S., late Captain U. S. Vols.. 663 
 
 Schley, Thomas F., Captain, U. S. Infantry 1154 
 
 Schmidt, William J., Lieut., 14th Infantry (Resigned) 1443 
 
 Schoeffel, Francis H., Major, U. S. A. Retired.... 478 
 
 Schoeffel, John B., Captain, U. S. Infantry 463 
 
 Schofleld, Richmond McA., Lieut.-Col., Quartermas- 
 ter Corps 1701 
 
 Schreiner, Edward Rommel, Major, Medical Corps. 2071 
 
 Schroeder, Henry F., First Lieut., Philippine Scouts 1881 
 
 Schroeter, Anton H., First Lieut, 1st Cavalry 724 
 
 Schudt, Charles O., First Lieut., 50th Co. Coast Ar- 
 tillery 1692 
 
 Schwable, Frank J., Captain, U. S. M. C 1951 
 
 Scott, Walter J., First Lieut, 10th Cavalry 597 
 
 Scott, William P., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 379 
 
 Scott, William S., Lieut.-Col., U. S. Cavalry 1980 
 
 Scranton, G. G., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1466 
 
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 Scriven, George P., Lieut-Colonel, Signal Corps... 5 
 
 Seaman, A. Owen, Captain, 20th Infantry 578 
 
 Sears, Walter J., Commander, U. S. N., Retired 341 
 
 Seeby, C. W., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1844 
 
 Seigle, Thaddeus B., Captain, 27th Infantry 915 
 
 Self ridge, James R., Commander, U. S. N 54 
 
 Sellers, David R, Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1250 
 
 Seoane, Consuelo A., First Lieut., 3d Cavalry 399 
 
 Sevier, Granville, Captain, 119th Co. Coast Artillery 1514 
 
 Sexton, Walton R., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1573 
 
 Shackford, Chauncey, Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1681 
 
 Shapley, Lloyd S., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1288 
 
 Shartle, Samuel G., Captain, Coast Artillery 1710 
 
 Shattuck, Amos B., Major, 15th Infantry 252 
 
 Shattuck, Edwin C, late Captain and Surgeon, U. 
 
 S. V 1812 
 
 Shaw, Frederick B., Captain, 8th Infantry 768 
 
 Shaw, Henry A., Lieut.-Col., Medical Corps, U. S. A. 1898 
 
 Shaw, Melville J., Major, U. S. M. C 1863 
 
 Sheen, Henry H., Captain, 13th Co. Coast Artillery 1497 
 
 Sheffield, Fletcher L., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1305 
 
 Shelby, William B., late Major, U. S. Volunteers.. 570 
 
 Sheldon, Raymond, Captain, 18th Infantry 274 
 
 Shelton, George H., Captain, 29th Infantry 702 
 
 Shepard, John L., Captain, Medical Corps 1813 
 
 Sherrill, Clarence O., Captain, Engineer Corps, U. 
 
 S. A 662 
 
 Sherwood, Renel E., late Lieut, U. S. Volunteers.. 802 
 Shields, George H., Jr., Captain, 7th Infantry (Re- 
 signed) 420 
 
 Shields, G. F., late Major U. S. Volunteers 838 
 
 Shipp, Arthur M., Captain, 20th Infantry 304 
 
 Shoemaker, William R., Captain, U. S. N 421 
 
 Shook, J. M., late Lieut., U. S. Volunteers 1404 
 
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 Shortlidge, Edmund D., Captain, Medical Dept. (Re- 
 signed) 235 
 
 Shuttleworth, Edward A., Captain, 2d Infantry 1057 
 
 Sidman, Frank E., Lieut., 8th Cavalry 805 
 
 Sievert, Herman A., Captain, 9th Cavalry 1860 
 
 Siler, Joseph F., Captain,, Medical Corps, U. S. A. 1766 
 
 Sime, H. T., late Major U. S. Volunteers 1849 
 
 Simonds, George S., Captain, 22d Infantry 318 
 
 Simonds, Lawrence B., Captain, U. S. Infantry.... 1000 
 Simpson, William A., Colonel, Adjt.-Gen. Dept., U. 
 
 S. A 1054 
 
 Singleton, Asa L., Lieut, 30th Infantry 948 
 
 Sirmyer, Edgar A., Captain, 9th Cavalry 1555 
 
 Sladen, Fred W., Major, 11th Infantry 1771 
 
 Slavens, Thomas H., Lieut. -Col., Quartermaster 
 
 Corps 1310 
 
 Small, Edson I., Captain, Philippine Scouts 1870 
 
 Smart, Robert, Lieut, U. S. A. (Resigned) 682 
 
 Smiley, Samuel E., Major, 21st Infantry 601 
 
 Smith, Alfred T., Captain, 12th Infantry 1484 
 
 Smith, Allen, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Retired.. 473 
 
 Smith, Allen M., Lieut-Col., Medical Corps 1984 
 
 Smith, Clarence B., Captain, Coast Artillery 612 
 
 Smith, Cornelius C, Captain, 5th Cavalry 1028 
 
 Smith, Emery T., Lieut., 5th Field Artillery 475 
 
 Smith, Frederick A., Brigadier-General, U. S. A.... 1323 
 Smith, George R., Brigadier-General, Quartermaster 
 
 Corps 580 
 
 Smith, Harry A., Major, 28th Infantry 643 
 
 Smith, James, late Colonel U. S. Volunteers 1087 
 
 Smith, James T., Commodore, U. S. N., Retired... 1564 
 Smith, Jacob H., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 455 
 
 Smith, James W., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A... 1193 
 
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 Smith, Morton F., Captain, 20th Infantry 298 
 
 Smith, Robert M., Lieut., Philippine Scouts (Re- 
 signed) 1178 
 
 Smith, Robert S., Major, Pay Dept., U. S. A 830 
 
 Smith, W. Strather, Captain, U. S. N 1768 
 
 Smith, Wright, Captain, 5th Field Artillery 1843 
 
 Smyser, Rudolph E., Lieut., U. S. Cavalry 1184 
 
 Snyder, Henry D., Lieut.-Col., Medical Corps 1490 
 
 Snyder, John J., Surgeon, U. S. N 1289 
 
 Sparrenberger, Frederick H., Lieut., Medicar Re- 
 serve Corps 552 
 
 Spaulding, Oliver L., Jr., Captain, 4th Field Artillery 1969 
 
 Spear, Raymond, Surgeon, U. S. N 1389 
 
 Spence, Robert E. L., Captain, U .S. A., Retired.... 706 
 
 Spiller, Robert K., Lieut, U. S. A., Retired 1430 
 
 Spilman, Robert S., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A. . 461 
 
 Spratling, Leckinski W., Surgeon, U. S. N 98 
 
 Spurr, John P., Captain, Coast Artillery 1720 
 
 Squier, George O., Major, Signal Corps 237 
 
 Stafford, H. E., late Captain U. S. Volunteers 78 
 
 Stamford, Henry W., Captain, U. S. A., Retired.. 1562 
 
 Standiford, William R., Captain, 5th Infantry 675 
 
 Stanton, Charles E., Major, Quartermaster Corps.. 33 
 
 Stanton, E. M., Captain, U. S. A. (Resigned) 1590 
 
 Staunton, Sidney A., Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 427 
 
 Stanworth, Charles S., Comdr., U. S. N., Retired.. 1318 
 
 Starr, Charles G, Lieut.-Col., U. S. A., Retired 1365 
 
 Stearns, Charles H., Lieut, Medical Reserve Corps. 1541 
 
 Steedman, Richard R., Major, U. S. A., Retired 884 
 
 Steele, Matthew F., Major, U. S. A., Retired 728 
 
 Steele, Theophilus B., Captain, Coast Artillery 170 
 
 Steere, Henry, late Captain, 36th U. S. Volunteers.. 2057 
 
 Steever, Edgar Z., Brigadier-General, U. S. A 386 
 
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 Stepp, Jacob, Surgeon, U. S. N 195 
 
 Sterling, E. Kearsley, Lieut, 3d Cavalry 1205 
 
 Stevens, Gustave W. S., Lieut.-Col., Coast Artillery. 28 
 
 Stevens, Raymond R., Major, U. S. A., Retired.. 1988 
 
 Stevens, Robert R., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 3 
 
 Stevens, Thomas H., Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 42 
 
 Stewart, Cecil, Captain, 4th Cavalry (Resigned) .... 105 
 
 Stewart, Merch B., Captain, 5th Infantry 587 
 
 Stirling, Yates, Jr., Comdr., U. S. N 989 
 
 Sticht, John L., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1925 
 
 Stockardt, James K., Contract Surgeon, U. S. A. 
 
 (Resigned) 1751 
 
 Stokes, Charles F., Surgeon-General, U. S. N 1292 
 
 Stone, Carl L., Captain, Philippine Scouts 1909 
 
 Stone, Charles B., Jr., Captain, 17th Infantry 442 
 
 Stone, David L., Captain, 25th Infantry 277 
 
 Stopford, Frederick W., Captain, 20th Co. Coast 
 
 Artillery 1598 
 
 Storck, John, Captain, 62d Co. Coast Artillery 1792 
 
 Stratt, John N., Captain, 29th Infantry 1827 
 
 Straub, Paul F., Major, Medical Corps 1684 
 
 Strayer, Thorne, Lieut., 17th Infantry 723 
 
 Strong, Donald W., Lieut., 7th Infantry 2052 
 
 Strong, Frank L., late Lieut. U. S. N 2053 
 
 Stryker, Goss L., Lieut., 6th Cavalry 735 
 
 Stuart, Edward A., Captain, 2d Field Artillery 1160 
 
 Stull, George C, Chaplain, 11th Infantry 883 
 
 Sturgis, Samuel D., Lieut.-Col., 3d Field Artillery.. 36 
 Sumner, Samuel S., Major-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 474 
 
 Summerlin, G. T., Captain, U. S. A. (Resigned)... 1349 
 
 Sunderland, Archibald H., Captain, Coast Artillery.. 745 
 
 Suplee, Edwin M., Major, 14th Cavalry 1908 
 
 100 
 
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 Supplee, H. Clay M., Lieut, 17th Infantry 1659 
 
 Sweeney, Walter C, Captain, 21st Infantry 251 
 
 Sweet, P. K., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers 1366 
 
 Sweitzer, Charles McG., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers 1326 
 
 Symington, John, Lieut, 1st Cavalry 1072 
 
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 Taggart, Elmore F., Lieut.-Col., 4th Infantry 29 
 
 Talbott, Samuel G., Lieut., 28th Infantry 1259 
 
 Talbot, Thomas, late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1752 
 
 Tanner, Earle W., Captain, U. S. Infantry 1092 
 
 Tanner, William T., late Captain U. S. Volunteers.. 460 
 
 Tarrant, William T., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1330 
 
 Tate, Daniel L., Major, 3d Cavalry 296 
 
 Taussig, Joseph K., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1557 
 
 Taylor, Frank, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Retired 498 
 
 Taylor, Hugh K., Captain, Coast Artillery 1721 
 
 Taylor, James D., Captain, U. S. Infantry 270 
 
 Taylor, John R. M., Major, U. S. Infantry 11 
 
 Taylor, Montgomery M., Comdr., U. S. N 1406 
 
 Taylor, Theodore B., Captain, 5th Cavalry 740 
 
 Taylor, William R., Lieut., 3d Cavalry 1206 
 
 Taylor, William W., Jr., Lieut, 12th Infantry 2058 
 
 Tayman, Charles K, Major, 1st Infantry 692 
 
 Tenney, Elmer S., Lieut, Medical Reserve Corps.. 1746 
 
 Terrell, Henry S., Lieut., 10th Cavalry 1878 
 
 Thayer, Arthur, Major, 3d Cavalry 1247 
 
 Thomas, Charles O., Jr., Captain, 1st Cavalry 919 
 
 Thomas, John R., Jr., Captain, 1st Infantry 1108 
 
 Thomason, Henry D., Captain, Medical Corps 669 
 
 Thompson, Albert C, Jr., Captain, Coast Artillery.. 1526 
 
 Thompson, Edwin P., Lieut, 24th Infantry 1444 
 
 Thompson, J. Milton, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 1744 
 
 101 
 
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 Thompson, Robert W., Second Lieut, 1st Infantry.. 938 
 
 Thornburgh, Robert M., Major, Medical Corps.:... 1599 
 
 Thornton, James W., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A. 979 
 
 Thuis, Charles A., First Lieut, U. S. Infantry 1882 
 
 Tiffany, Dexter J., Paymaster, U. S. N. (Resigned) 225 
 
 Tilford, James D., Captain, 3d Cavalry 557 
 
 Tillotson, Charles W., Lieut, 19th Infantry 855 
 
 Tillson, John C. F., Colonel, 8th Infantry 1982 
 
 Tilson, Ernest R., Captain, 165th Co. Coast Artillery 1512 
 
 Tittoni, Renato, Lieut, U. S. M. C 1773 
 
 Tobey, Eugene C, Paymaster, U. S. N 430 
 
 Tobin, William H., Captain, 64th Co. Coast Artillery 1716 
 
 Todd, David W., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1876 
 
 Toffey, John J., Jr., Captain, 7th Infantry 1572 
 
 Tomb, James H., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1907 
 
 Totten, James, Captain, Coast Artillery 1499 
 
 Towar, Albert S., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired 57 
 
 Townsend, Grosvenor L., Captain, 1st Infantry 786 
 
 Townsend, Julius C, Lieut, U. S. N 1806 
 
 Train, Charles R., Lieut., U. S. N 1210 
 
 Traub, Peter E., Major, 7th Cavalry 169 
 
 Treadwell, Thomas C, Major, U. S. M. C 1332 
 
 Tremaine, William C, Captain, U. S. A., Retired.. 812 
 
 Trotter, Alden, Captain, 79th Co. Coast Artillery.. 590 
 
 Trowbridge, Chas. R., late Captain 11th U. S. Vols. 2059 
 
 True, W. M., Lieut, 16th Infantry (Resigned).... 542 
 
 Truxton, William, Comdr., U. S. N 873 
 
 Tupes, Herschel, Captain, 1st Infantry 930 
 
 Turnbull, Wilfred, Lieut., Medical Dept 668 
 
 Turner, Frederick G., First Lieut., 13th Cavalry 1369 
 
 Turner, G. Soulard, Captain, 7th Infantry 975 
 
 Turrill, Julius S., Captain, U. S. M. C 727 
 
 Tutherly, William, late Captain U. S. Volunteers . . 83 
 
 Tuttle, Geo. Bass., Contract Surgeon, U. S. A 1702 
 
 102 
 
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 Twining, Nathan C, Rear Admiral, U. S. N 695 
 
 Tyner, George P., Captain, 15th Cavalry 1475 
 
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 Uline, Willis, Major, U. S. Infantry 491 
 
 Upham, Frank B., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1962 
 
 V 
 
 Vance, Zebulon B., Major, U. S. A., Retired 885 
 
 Van Deman, Ralph H., Captain, 21st Infantry 69 
 
 Van Deusen, George W., Colonel, Field Artillery.. 1482 
 Van Dusen, James W., Major, Medical Corps, U. 
 
 S. A 2029 
 
 Van Duzer, Louis S., Captain, U. S. N 1686 
 
 Van Horn, Robert O., Captain, 17th Infantry 1159 
 
 Van Leer, Samuel, Captain, U. S. Cavalry 406 
 
 Van Orden, George, Captain, U. S. M. C 1266 
 
 Van Poole, Gideon McD., Major, Medical Corps, 
 
 U. S. A 1814 
 
 Van Schaick, Louis J., Captain, 14th Infantry 1412 
 
 Venable, George R., Paymaster, U. S. N 1157 
 
 Vidmer, George, Captain, U. S. Cavalry 992 
 
 Vinson, Webster, Colonel, Quartermaster Corps . . . 619 
 
 Vogdes, Charles B., Major, U. S. A., Retired 1345 
 
 Voris, Alvin C, Captain, Signal Corps 2087 
 
 Vose, William E., Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A.. 573 
 
 Vreeland, Charles K, Rear Admiral, U. S. N 1327 
 
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 Waddell, Ralph W., late Contract Dental Surgeon . . 1025 
 
 Wade, James F., Major-General, U. S. A., Retired.. 204 
 
 Wade, John P., Captain, 2d Cavalry 84 
 
 103 
 
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 Wadleigh, John W., Captain, U. S. M. C 1165 
 
 Wadsworth, W. A., late Major U. S. V 1374 
 
 Wagner, John A., Captain, U. S. Cavalry 1854 
 
 Walcutt, Charles C, Jr., Major, U. S. Cavalry.... 132 
 
 Waldo, Rhinelander, late Captain Philippine Scouts 1152 
 
 Waldron, Leonard T., Captain, Coast Artillery 1506 
 
 Walker, James E., Lieut., U. S. N 1082 
 
 Walker, Kenzie W., Captain, 9th Cavalry 816 
 
 Walker, William L 1798 
 
 Wallace, Charles S., Captain, Signal Corps 709 
 
 Wallace, George W., Captain, 8th Infantry 1358 
 
 Wallace, Hamilton S., Colonel, Quartermaster Corps 1459 
 
 Wallace, William B., Lieut, 20th Infantry 1032 
 
 Wallace, William M., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 1021 
 
 Wallach, Robert R., Captain, 10th Cavalry 2013 
 
 Wallen, Seeley A., Lieut, U. S. A., Retired 1691 
 
 Waller, Littleton W. T., Colonel, U. S. M. C 1363 
 
 Walling, Burns T., Commodore, U. S. N., Retired 1276 
 
 Walsh, Robert D, Major, 11th Cavalry 2008 
 
 Walton, Edward S., Captain, U. S. Infantry 846 
 
 Waltz, Millard F., Colonel, 19th Infantry 67 
 
 Ward, Frederick K., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 777 
 
 Ward, Henry C, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 429 
 
 Warren, Frank, late Captain U. S. Volunteers 1852 
 
 Washburn, F. A., late Major U. S. Volunteers 546 
 
 Watkins, Benjamin H., Captain, 2d Infantry 647 
 
 Watson, Harry J., Captain, 19th Co. Coast Artillery 701 
 
 Watson, James T., Captain, 28th Infantry 1426 
 
 Webb, Ulys R., Surgeon, U. S. N 1948 
 
 Webb, Walter D., Major, U. S. A., Retired 2024 
 
 Webster, Frank D., Major, 20th Infantry 32 
 
 104 
 
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 Weeks, Frank R., Second Lieut, Artillery Corps 
 
 (Resigned) 1540 
 
 Weigel, William, Major, 23d Infantry 703 
 
 Weirick, Samuel T., Captain, U. S. A., Retired.... 754 
 
 Wells, Charles, Lieut., 1st Infantry (Resigned) 904 
 
 Wells, Chester, Lieut. Comdr., U. S. N 1335 
 
 Wells, Edward C, Lieut, 14th Cavalry 592 
 
 Wells, Frank L., Captain, 26th Infantry 882 
 
 Welsh, William E., Captain, 30th Infantry 710 
 
 Wescott, Robert H., Captain, 11th Infantry 505 
 
 West, Emory S., Lieut., U. S. A., Retired 413 
 
 West, J. J., late Lieut. U. S Volunteers 1845 
 
 West, Parker W., Major, U. S. A., Retired 697 
 
 West, Robert John, Lieut, 16th Infantry 1436 
 
 Wetherill, Alexander M., Captain, 19th Infantry... 259 
 
 Wheatley, William F., Lieut., U. S. Cavalry 626 
 
 Wheeler, Ernest S., Captain, Field Artillery 1537 
 
 Wheeler, James M., Captain, 164th Co. Coast Artil- 
 lery 1529 
 
 Whinnery, Jean C, late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A. 1116 
 Whipple, Charles H., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 417 
 
 Whitall, Samuel R., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1127 
 
 Whitcomb, Clement C, Major, Medical Corps 714 
 
 White, Edward H., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers .... 212 
 
 White, George H., Captain, 16th Infantry 539 
 
 White, George P., Captain, 9th Cavalry 451 
 
 White, Herbert A, U. S. A. (Resigned) 946 
 
 White, Harry K, Colonel, U. S. M. C 2001 
 
 White, Howard, Captain, Philippine Scouts 1892 
 
 White, Jonas S., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A.... 1763 
 
 White, William R., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1936 
 
 Whitfield, Robert, Captain, 22d Infantry 272 
 
 105 
 
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 Whiting, William H., Rear Admiral, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired 858 
 
 Whitmore, Eugene R., Captain, Medical Corps 2060 
 
 Whitworth, Pegram, Captain, 10th Infantry 81 
 
 Wickham, Frank D., Captain, 12th Infantry 1476 
 
 Wickline, William A., Captain, Medical Corps 1916 
 
 Wieczorek, George A., Captain, Coast Artillery 752 
 
 Wiegenstein, Henry A., Captain, 24th Infantry 405 
 
 Wigmore, Hubert L., Captain, Engineer Corps, U. 
 
 S. A 604 
 
 Wilcox, Frank A., Captain, U. S. Infantry 1002 
 
 Wilder, William T., Major, U. S. Infantry 1014 
 
 Wildman, Leonard D., Captain, Signal Corps 496 
 
 Wiley, Noble J., Lieut, 5th Infantry 711 
 
 Wilkins, Herry E., Major, Quartermaster Corps... 63 
 
 Willard, Frank, late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers 1846 
 
 Williams, Adrian D., late Contract Surgeon, U. S. A. 878 
 
 Williams, Andrew E., Captain, 3d Cavalry 390 
 
 Williams, Arthur, Colonel, 11th Infantry 824 
 
 Williams, Arthur, Captain, Engineer Corps, U. S. A. 778 
 
 Williams, Charles A., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired... 1603 
 Williams, Constant, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 1425 
 
 Williams, Clarence C, Major, Ordnance Dept, U. 
 
 S. A 1213 
 
 Williams, Dion, Major, U. S. M. C 1937 
 
 Williams, Ezekiel J., Captain, 5th Infantry 962 
 
 Williams, Richard H., Captain, Coast Artillery 1955 
 
 Williams, Richard P., Captain, U. S. M. C 467 
 
 Williamson, Llewellyn P., Lieut., Medical Corps, U. 
 
 S. A 1337 
 
 Wills, Van Leer, late Lieut. U. S. Infantry 34 
 
 Wills, Will D., Lieut, 5th Infantry 763 
 
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 Wilson, Alfred McC, Lieut, 20th Infantry (Re- 
 signed) 305 
 
 Wilson, Compton, Lieut., Medical Dept. (Resigned) 712 
 
 Wilson, Charles H., late Lieut, U. S. Volunteers... 2021 
 
 Wilson, Evert R., Captain, 11th Infantry 1077 
 
 Wilson, Frederick E., Lieut, 6th Infantry 1102 
 
 Wilson, George K., Lieut., 3d Infantry 651 
 
 Wilson, Henry D., Surgeon, U. S. N 1926 
 
 Wilson, Jennings B., Captain, 6th Infantry 1922 
 
 Wilson, William H., Capt, 151st Co. Coast Artillery 1500 
 
 Wing, Franklin F., 1st Lieut, Dental Surgeon 2082 
 
 Winship, Blanton, Major, J. A. Gen. Dept, U. S. A. 116 
 
 Winslow, Richard P., Captain, Coast Artillery 1750 
 
 Winter, Francis A., Lieut.-CoL, Med. Corps, U. S. A. 1802 
 Winterberg, W. H., Captain and Assistant Surgeon, 
 
 U. S. A 1971 
 
 Winterburn, George W., Captain, 5th Cavalry 114 
 
 Wise, Frederic M., Captain, U. S. M. C 1379 
 
 Wise, Hugh D., Captain, 3d Infantry 30 
 
 Witherspoon, Edward T., Captain, U. S. N., Retired 197 
 
 Wittenmyer, Edmund, Major, 27th Infantry 311 
 
 Wolfe, G. N., late Lieut, U. S. Volunteers 348 
 
 Wolfe, Orrin R., Captain, 16th Infantry 201 
 
 Wolven, Frank H., Lieut., Dental Surgeon, U. S. A. 1742 
 
 Wood, George H., late Lieut U. S. Volunteers.... 1494 
 
 Wood, Norton E., Captain, Field Artillery 591 
 
 Wood, Palmer G., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1478 
 
 Wood, William T., Colonel, U. S. Infantry 1026 
 
 Wood, Winthrop S., Lieut-Col., Quartermaster 
 
 Corps 356 
 
 Woodbury, Frank T., Major, Medical Corps, U. S. A. 575 
 Woodruff, Charles A., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired 31 
 
 107 
 
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 Woodruff, James A., Major, Engineer Corps, U. 
 
 S. A 246 
 
 Woods, Robert F., Captain, 30th Co. Coast Artillery 1525 
 
 Woodson, Robert S., Major, U. S. A., Retired 506 
 
 Woodward, Charles G., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired.. 26 
 
 Woodward, Clark H., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 1649 
 
 Wooton, W. Turner, late Captain U. S. Volunteers. 494 
 
 Workizer, John G., Captain, 21st Co. Coast Artillery 795 
 
 Worrilow, Ulysses G., Captain, 15th Infantry 1417 
 
 Wotherspoon, William W., Major-General, U. S. A. 614 
 
 Wright, Edmund S., Major, 1st Cavalry 918 
 
 Wright, William M., Major, U. S. Infantry 6 
 
 Wyman, Henry L., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N 680 
 
 Wynne, R. F., Captain, U. S. M. C 1309 
 
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 Yates, Arthur W., Major, Quartermaster Corps 1828 
 
 Yates, Julian E., Chaplain, Coast Artillery 1989 
 
 Yost, John D., Major, U. S. A., Retired 868 
 
 Yost, Philip, Captain, Coast Artillery 1727 
 
 Young, Frederick S., Captain, 23d Infantry 1171 
 
 Young, H. P., Captain, Quartermaster Corps 1396 
 
 Young, Russell Montague, Assistant Surgeon, U. 
 
 S. N 1188 
 
 Young, R. W., late Major U. S. Volunteers 37 
 
 Young, Samuel B. M., Lieut-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired 1228 
 
 Zalinski, Moses G., Lieut. -Col., Quartermaster Corps 818 
 Zollars, Charles O., Captain, 50th Co. Coast Artillery 1794 
 
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 TENERO CARABAOS 
 
 Carabao No. 
 
 Clark, Chas. Palmer 2055 
 
 Evans, Hornsby, Lieut., 9th Infantry 2039 
 
 Hartigan, I. C 2050 
 
 Humphrey, Marion B., Lieut, U. S. M. C 2038 
 
 Knapp, John H., Paymaster, U. S. N 2037 
 
 Steere, Thos. I., Second Lieut., C. A. C 2063 
 
 HEREDITARY CARABAOS 
 
 Grant, Ulysses S., 3d, Captain, U. S. A 2040 
 
 Herman, R. G 2062 
 
 Mills, Paul D., late Lieut. U. S. Volunteers 2047 
 
 Rafferty, William A., Cadet, U. S. M. A 2041 
 
 HONORARY CARABAOS 
 
 Taft, William H., ex-President of the United States. 
 Wilson, Woodrow, President of the United States. 
 
 ASSOCIATE CARABAOS 
 
 Adamson, Sydney 2049 
 
 Egan, Martin 2045 
 
 Hardin, Edward W 2043 
 
 Johnson, Arthur C 2048 
 
 McCutcheon, John T 2044 
 
 McDonnell, Percy Gilmour 2069 
 
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 Allderdice, William H., Commander, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired, died Oct. 3, 1911.. 52 
 
 Allen, Leven C, Colonel, U. S. A., Retired, died Jan. 
 
 20, 1912 533 
 
 Augur, Jacob A., Colonel, U. S. A., died April 18, 
 
 1909 1817 
 
 Bachelor, Joseph B., Captain, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Aug. 7, 1902 153 
 
 Beck, William H., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired, died Nov. 26, 1911 1207 
 
 Benham, Henry H., Major, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 March 21, 1911 1311 
 
 Bevington, Martin, Lieut.-Commander, U. S. N., 
 
 died Oct. 25, 1903 53 
 
 Bickham, Charles G., First Lieut., 27th Infantry, 
 
 U. S. A., died June 16, 1910 1138 
 
 Bieg, Frederick C, Commander, U. S. N., died 
 
 Oct. 14, 1909 1733 
 
 Black, William, Major, U. S. A., Retired, died Nov. 
 
 26, 1911 213 
 
 Blow, William N., Captain, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Oct. 29, 1907 641 
 
 Bonesteel, Chas. H., Major, 23d Infantry, U. S. A., 
 
 died Sept. 24, 1902 285 
 
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 Boc :t s 5 untie! B., Captain, Commissary department, 
 
 V 5 A iied Sept. 26, 1909 1175 
 
 Bowyer John M., Rear Ad mi n. V 5 7 Retired, 
 
 lied March : : 1912 1211 
 
 Brandk * First lienf V 5 A^ lied Jet 
 
 ; :; : m 
 
 Brown, A. EL, Captain. 4th Infantry 164 
 
 Brown Dscar J., Ma; : r If: 3awalry iiei Sept 
 
 13, 1906 66 
 
 Brereton, TaHmadge EL Second Lienf _: Infantry 
 
 died July 1, 19! : 208 
 
 Butt Archibald Major V 5 A April 15, 1912, 
 
 it sea 110 
 
 Byrne. Bernard A., Lieut-Cold., Retired, died Feb. 
 
 :■ 191C 141 
 
 Zaldwefl Robert A 7:r_ ; : Lieut, Philippine Scoots 
 
 fied Ang 17 15 : 693 
 
 Ganaga Alfred B.. Commander V S. X.. died 
 
 Dec 24, 1906 97 
 
 Carroll, Edwin 7 First Lienf 1st Infantry V c 
 
 .-. died Jan 28, 1903 ":" 
 
 '. mdler, Zliis Major U. 5. A Retiree iie: 
 
 Sept 14 1 Z 932 
 
 Chapman, William H. H., Captain, U. S. A., died 
 
 Dec 18, 1911 1464 
 
 Chiles Seaborn EL, Zaptain, 11th Infantry, died 
 
 Oct 2, 1908 .. : ": 
 
 Clement John '". L., Jr., Lieut, U. S. X., died 
 
 Jnry 28, 1904 1290 
 
 Cogswell James II Rear Admiral, U. S, X., Re- 
 ared, died Aug. 12. 1908 73 
 
 Cole, Eeory G., Major, Quartermaster Corps, V 
 
 S. A,, died Oct 13, 1912 46 
 
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 Carabao No. 
 Corbin, H. C, Lieut-General, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Sept. 8, 1909 1295 
 
 Cornish, G. A., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Nov. 25, 1909 648 
 
 Crofton, William M., Captain, 1st Infantry, died 
 
 June 4, 1907 462 
 
 Curry, M. B., Captain, Pay Department 226 
 
 Davis, Ryder, First Lieut., Philippine Scouts, died 
 
 Dec. 13, 1904 1081 
 
 Dixon, Albert F., Captain, U. S. N., died March 
 
 10, 1909 1585 
 
 Dougherty, John A., Commander, U. S. N., died 
 
 Aug. 1, 1909 194 
 
 Droullard, J. P., Captain, U. S. A 1407 
 
 Ducat, Arthur C, Colonel, Infantry, died March 
 
 8, 1913 849 
 
 England, Clarence, Lieut, U. S. N., died July 28, 1906 408 
 Fealy, Thomas J., Captain, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Dec. 21, 1912 927 
 
 Feeter, George I., Captain, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Oct 10, 1910 871 
 
 Fitzpatrick, William C, First Lieut., U. S. A., Re- 
 tired, died May 24, 1908 1565 
 
 Foote, Morris C, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired, died Dec. 6, 1905 677 
 
 French, Howard W., Captain, Quartermaster Dept, 
 
 U. S. A., died Dec. 27, 1904 171 
 
 Garber, Guilford S., Lieut., Artillery Corps, U. S. 
 
 . A., died July 3, 1904 835 
 
 Geary, William L., Captain, Subsistence Department 844 
 Gise, William K., Lieut., U. S. N., died June 28, 1909 198 
 Godfrey, Guy C. M., Captain, U. S. A., died Sept. 
 
 23, 1905 242 
 
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 Graeme, Joseph W., Lieut., U. S. N., died April 
 
 14, 1906 1267 
 
 Grant, Frederick D., Major-General, U. S. A., died 
 
 April 11, 1912 1085 
 
 Greenough, George G., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired, 
 
 died June 27, 1912 136 
 
 Groesbeck, Stephen W., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired, died May 8, 1904 157 
 
 Haines, John T., Captain, 11th Cavalry, U. S. A., 
 
 died May 11, 1911 749 
 
 Hammond, Harold, Captain, U. S. A., died June 
 
 10, 1911 458 
 
 Hardie, Francis H., Lieut., U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 April 26, 1912 1079 
 
 Hart, Franklin, Paymaster, U. S. N 1297 
 
 Hay, Charles E., Jr., Captain, 24th Infantry, died 
 
 Nov. 23, 1911 359 
 
 Hayes, Edward M., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired, died Aug. 15, 1912 1360 
 
 Herman, Meyer, late Captain and Assistant Surgeon, 
 
 U. S. V 1144 
 
 Hodges, Ben. W., Commodore, U. S. N., Retired, 
 
 died May 23, 1913 1346 
 
 Homer, William B., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 June 23, 1910 1748 
 
 Hosley, Harry H., Commander, U. S. N., died Jan. 
 
 6, 1908 1255 
 
 Howell, Seymour, Lieut.-Col., U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Nov. 28, 1909 1265 
 
 Hudgins, John M., Lieut., U. S. N., died April 14, 1906 1238 
 Hutton, James A., Captain, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 July 1, 1911 999 
 
 Irvine, Robert J. C, Lieut.-Col., U. S. A., Retired, 
 
 died May 7, 1910 435 
 
 114 
 
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 Ives, E. B., Captain, Signal Corps, U. S. A 21 
 
 Kerr, David B., Surgeon, U. S. N., died March 
 
 19, 1907 1695 
 
 Keyes, Allen C, First Lieut., 14th Cavalry, died 
 
 March 4, 1913 733 
 
 Kieffer, Charles F., Major, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Dec. 30, 1908 1595 
 
 Laws, Albert, Captain, 24th Infantry, U. S. A., died 
 
 April 3, 1908 567 
 
 Leefe, John G., Lieut-Col., U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 June 9, 1903 128 
 
 Lindsay, David A., Lieut., U. S. A., retired, died 
 
 April 8, 1908 925 
 
 Luby, John F., Commander, U. S. N., died Jan. 8, 
 
 1911 1902 
 
 Lyon, Henry G., Major, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Sept. 11, 1911 319 
 
 McAllister, Arthur, Lieut., U. S. M. C, died June 30, 
 
 1906 523 
 
 McManus, John, Captain, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Feb. 17, 1911 1052 
 
 Macklin, Edgar A., Captain, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 June 7, 1911 890 
 
 Matthews, Arthur J., Captain, U. S. M. C, died 
 
 June 17, 1911 1111 
 
 Mead, Charles W, late Captain 36th U. S. V. Infantry, 
 
 died Jan. 20, 1909 1675 
 
 Merriam, Henry C, Major, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Nov. 18, 1912 1035 
 
 Morrison, Jasper N., Lieut.-Col., U. S. A., died 
 
 Dec. 18, 1902 268 
 
 Murphy, John G, First Lieut., U. S. A., Retired, 
 
 died March 3, 1909 1473 
 
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 Nichols, Taylor A., Captain, Philippine Scouts, died 
 
 June 13, 1913 1641 
 
 O'Connor, Samuel S., Captain, C. A. C, U. S. A., 
 
 died July 18, 1909 1534 
 
 Osgood, Henry B., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired, died March 12, 1909 135 
 
 Otey, Fred F., First Lieut., Philippine Scouts, died 
 
 Feb. 23, 1909 1859 
 
 Parshall, Harry, Lieut., 22d Infantry, died April 8, 
 
 1904 275 
 
 Pettit, James S., Lieut. -Col., U. S. A., died Sept. 
 
 4, 1906 354 
 
 Pershing, Ward B., Captain, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Aug. 28, 1909 1660 
 
 Pickett, George E., Major, Pay Department, U. S. A., 
 
 died April 18, 1911 1308 
 
 Rafferty, William A., Colonel, 5th Cavalry, U. S. A., 
 
 died Sept. 13, 1902 223 
 
 Ramsey, Frank De W., Captain, 9th Infantry, U. 
 
 5. A., died Jan. 18, 1906 101 
 
 Randolph, Benjamin H., Major, U. S. A., Retired, 
 
 died Oct. 14, 1907 10 
 
 Rash, O. H., Lieut., U. S. M. C, died May 29, 1902 446 
 Raymond, John C, Captain, 2d Cavalry, U. S. A., 
 
 died July 1, 1909 683 
 
 Regan, James, Colonel, 9th Infantry, U. S. A., died 
 
 June 29, 1906 1336 
 
 Reynolds, William B., Major, U. S. A., Retired, 
 
 died Jan. 25, 1908 1385 
 
 Rice, Edmund, Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Retired, 
 
 died July 20, 1906 822 
 
 Rice, Frank S., Lieut., U. S. A., Retired, died May 
 
 17, 1910 1580 
 
 Rich, Clyde Perry, Second Lieut, Philippine Scouts 2092 
 
 116 
 
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 Riley, Peter T., Captain, U. S. Volunteers, died 
 
 Sept., 1912 863 
 
 Robins, R. P., Surgeon, U. S. Volunteers 689 
 
 Rodman, John B., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Aug. 29, 1909 1842 
 
 Robinson, John M., Commodore, U. S. N., Retired, 
 
 died Nov. 27, 1910 1397 
 
 Russell, Frank M., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N., died 
 
 June 29, 1906 1221 
 
 Saleeby, Najeeb Mitry, Captain and Asst. Surgeon, 
 
 U. S. Volunteers 2091 
 
 Sanno, James M. J., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired, died May 4, 1907 1614 
 
 Schell, Franklin J., Lieut.-Comdr., U. S. N., Re- 
 tired, died March 22, 1907 149 
 
 Schofield, William B., Paymaster, U. S. A., died 
 
 Aug. 6, 1906 841 
 
 Sears, Clinton B., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired, died Feb. 16, 1912 27 
 
 Sherman, Francis H., Commodore, U. S. N., Re- 
 tired, died April 7, 1911 48 
 
 Shipley, John H., Captain, U. S. N., died Dec. 13, 
 
 1911 191 
 
 Slaughter, Bradner D., Major, Paymaster, U. S. A., 
 
 died May 8, 1909 613 
 
 Siviter, Francis P., Captain, 28th Infantry, died 
 
 March 24, 1906 412 
 
 Smedberg, William R., Major, U. S. A., Retired, 
 
 died July 19, 1911 1094 
 
 Spear, Roscoe, Lieut, U. S. N., Retired, died Aug. 
 
 24, 1908 1139 
 
 Stivers, Charles P., Major, Commissary Department, 
 
 U. S. A., died July 13, 1911 1215 
 
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 Street, Harlow L., late Captain U. S. Volunteers, 
 
 died Sept., 1911 1901 
 
 Strother, Lewis H., Major, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Jan. 22, 1908 45 
 
 Swaine, William M., Major, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Oct. 24, 1909 756 
 
 Sweazey, Verge E., Major, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 April 16, 1911 1626 
 
 Terrett, Colville P., Colonel, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 May 7, 1913 166 
 
 Thomas, Charles M., Rear Admiral, U. S. N., died 
 
 July 3, 1908 1558 
 
 Thornton, Frank T., Captain, C. A. C, died Aug. 
 
 19, 1911 1504 
 
 Thurston, Walter A., Major, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 March 13, 1911 438 
 
 Torrey, Zerah W., Lieut., 18th U. S. Infantry, died 
 
 Dec. 7, 1908 1169 
 
 Turrill, Henry S., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., Re- 
 tired, died May 24, '1907 1348 
 
 Tuttle, Arnold D., Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. A. 2075 
 
 Voris, Alvin C, Captain, Signal Corps 2087 
 
 Wagner, Arthur L., Colonel, U. S. A., died June 17, 
 
 1905 76 
 
 Walton, William McE., Lieut., U. S. A., Retired, 
 
 died Oct. 26, 1905 760 
 
 Webster, Edmund K., Major, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Jan. 18, 1911 1437 
 
 Weichert, Ernest A., Lieut, U. S. N., died April 13, 
 
 1904 1130 
 
 West, Barrington K., Major, U. S. A., died April 24, 
 
 1906 288 
 
 West, Solomon B., Lieut, 16th Infantry, died Feb. 
 
 22, 1911 1120 
 
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 Whitson, Kaolin L., Lieut., 9th Infantry, died March 
 
 1, 1911 1815 
 
 Wild, Frederick S., Captain, 13th Infantry, U. S. 
 
 A., died June 8, 1904 326 
 
 Wildes, Frank, Rear Admiral, U. S. N., died Feb. 
 
 6, 1903 375 
 
 Wilkins, Joseph S., Captain, U. S. A., Retired, died 
 
 Nov. 1, 1903 313 
 
 Wilson, Thomas H., Captain, 2d Infantry, U. S. A., 
 
 died Dec. 25, 1905 581 
 
 Wing, Franklin F., Dental Surgeon 2082 
 
 Woodbury, Thomas C, Colonel, 3d Infantry, U. S. 
 
 A., died Sept. 26, 1911 1847 
 
 Woodhouse, Charles L., Lieut., 4th Infantry, died 
 
 May 4, 1905 762 
 
 Woodruff, H. K, Lieut., 17th Infantry, U. S. A.... 1105 
 
 Woods, Stanley, Ensign, U. S. N 688 
 
 Woodson, Albert E., Brigadier-General, U. S. A., 
 
 Retired, died Aug. 7, 1903 384 
 
 Worrick, Elmer O., Captain, U. S. Volunteers 2090 
 
 Woude, Albert J., Lieut., U. S. A., died Dec. 12, 
 
 1910 414 
 
 Wren, William C, Major, 12th Infantry, U. S. A., 
 
 died Aug. 10, 1909 352 
 
INDEX TO SONGS 
 
 Page 
 
 Governor-General 125 
 
 The Soldier's Song 126 
 
 You Grand Old Carabao 127 
 
 The Carabao Soldier Man 127 
 
 Aguinaldo's G String Band 128 
 
 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean 129 
 
 My Own United States 131 
 
 Christening Song 132 
 
 Toast Song 132 
 
 A Filipino Family 133 
 
 Zamboanga 134 
 
 We Are Carabaos 135 
 
 Drink to the Members of the Carabao 136 
 
 "The Carabao" 137 
 
 To the Carabao 138 
 
 Take Me Back to the Land of Tomorrow 140 
 
 Carabaos of the Navy 141 
 
 At Naiac 142 
 
 Home, Boys, Home 143 
 
 At Naiac (Another Version) 144 
 
 In This War, In This Great War 146 
 
 Accessional 147 
 
 The Star Spangled Banner 148 
 
 Tenting On The Old Camp-Ground 149 
 
 My Old Kentucky Home 150 
 
 The Carabao's Defense 151 
 
 Call of the Thirsty Carabao 153 
 
INDEX TO SONGS— Continued 
 
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 The Legend of the Carabao 154 
 
 The Carabao and the Soldier 155 
 
 By Old Fort San Felipe 157 
 
 Down By Old Manila Bay 159 
 
 On the Road to Old Luzon 161 
 
 j Usted Quidado ! 163 
 
 On Dato Ali's Trail 164 
 
 In Mindanao 166 
 
 El Soldado Americano 167 
 
 Explosions From Tropical Languages 169 
 
 A Soldier's Lament 171 
 
 Nothing Doing 172 
 
 The High Ball 173 
 
 A Song of a Fiat-Foot 174 
 
 I'm Goin' to Live Anyhow 175 
 
 I Don't Know Why They Want You 176 
 
 Philippine Version 176 
 
 Dixie Land 177 
 
 Soldier's Farewell 178 
 
 "The Regular Army, Oh !" 179 
 
 A Dream 181 
 
 Misericordia 183 
 
 Last Call of the Thirsty Carabao 184 
 
 Auld Lang Syne 184 
 
 Revelry of the Dying 185 
 
MILITARY ORDER OF THE CARABAO 
 
 I 
 
 GOVERNOR-GENERAL 
 
 Oh, I've been having a h — 1 of a time since I came to the 
 
 Philippines ; 
 I'd rather drive a bob-tail car and live on pork and beans. 
 They call me Governor-General — I'm the hero of the day, 
 But I have troubles of my own, and often have to say : 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Oh, am I the boss, or am I the tool? 
 
 Am I the Governor-General or a hobo? 
 
 I'd like to know who's the boss of this show — 
 
 Is it me, or Emilio Aguinaldo? 
 
 The rebels up at old Tarlac, four men to every gun — 
 
 I think the trouble is at an end, they think it's just begun; 
 
 My men go out to have a fight, the rebels fade away : 
 
 I cable home the trouble's o'er, but to myself I say. — Cho. 
 
 Now General MacArthur, I have no doubt, can run the 
 
 whole concern 
 All right, I'll pack my trunk and go, and he can take his 
 
 turn; 
 But when the papers "cuss him out," and lay him on the 
 
 shelf, 
 I only ask the privilege of saying to myself: 
 
 Closing Chorus 
 
 Oh, is Mac the boss, or is Mac the tool? 
 Is Mac the Governor-General or a hobo? 
 I'd like to know who'll be boss of this show — 
 Will it be Mac or Emilio Aguinaldo? 
 
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 2 
 
 THE SOLDIER'S SONG 
 
 Air: "Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys are marching' 
 
 In that land of dopey dreams, happy, peaceful Philippines, 
 Where the bolo-man is hiking night and day, 
 
 Where Insurrectos steal and lie, where Americanos die, 
 There you hear the soldiers sing this evening lay: 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Damn, damn, damn the Insurrectos, cross-eyed kakiack la- 
 drones, 
 Underneath the starry flag, civilize 'em with a Krag, 
 And return us to our own beloved homes. 
 
 Underneath the nipa thatch, where the skinny chickens 
 scratch, 
 Only refuge after hiking all day long; 
 When I lay me down to sleep, slimy lizards o'er me creep, 
 Then you hear the soldiers sing this evening song. 
 
 Cho. — Damn, damn, damn the Insurrectos, etc. 
 
 Social customs there are few, all the ladies smoke and chew 
 And the men do things the padres say are wrong; 
 
 But the padres cut no ice, for they live on fish and rice 
 When you hear the soldiers sing this evening song. 
 
 Cho. — Damn, damn, damn the Insurrectos, etc. 
 
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 3 
 YOU GRAND OLD CARABAO 
 
 Air: "Beautiful Doll" 
 
 O, you Carabao, you great big Carabao, 
 
 All the world has heard about you, 
 
 We could never herd without you, 
 
 O, you Carabao, you great big Carabao, 
 
 If you ever leave me I shall have to follow, 
 
 Till I find you happy in a great big wallow, 
 
 Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh, you grand old Carabao. 
 
 4 
 THE CARABAO SOLDIER MAN 
 
 Air: "Sullivan' 
 
 Who has brought us here tonight again to celebrate? 
 
 Carabaos, right you are, 
 In the good old style they're famous for since days of '98? 
 
 Carabaos, right you are, 
 Who dinners give with great propriety, 
 
 Though notoriety, 
 
 Has said sobriety, 
 Wouldn't dare to show its face, 
 Or appear in any place, 
 Where a Carabao is out to dine. 
 
 Chorus 
 Carabaos, Carabaos, 
 As far as I can see, 
 Carabaos, Carabaos, 
 Have a damn fine society, 
 Ready right now to take the road, 
 Ready to carry any load, 
 O, there never was a tao made a Carabao, 
 That wasn't a damn fine soldier man. 
 
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 5 
 AGUINALDO'S G STRING BAND 
 
 Air: "Alexander's Rag Time Band' 
 
 O, mi hombre — O, mi hombre, better come along and follow 
 
 me, 
 Course you'll like it, so let's hike it, 
 With a Gugu band in manana land, 
 O, mi hombre, — O, mi hombre, let me take you to Aguin- 
 
 aldo's, 
 E string, — G string — bum Carabao band. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Come on and sing, come on and sing, 
 
 With the shirt-tail bamboo band. 
 Come on and sing, come on and sing, 
 
 A request is a command. 
 We are singing of the days, 
 
 When we slept in nipa shacks, 
 With centipedes and other things, 
 
 A crawlin' up our backs, 
 We're glad we've left those days behind, 
 
 Now you mind. 
 Come on and drink, come on and drink, 
 Lest the Bombinero think, 
 You shirk the can, you shirk the can, 
 From which he treats his band, 
 And if you hear Aguinaldo, 
 Played in rag time, 
 Oigate, oigate, — Aguinaldo's G string band. 
 
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 6 
 COLUMBIA, THE GEM OF THE OCEAN 
 
 O Columbia, the gem of the ocean, 
 
 The home of the brave and the free, 
 The shrine of each patriot's devotion, 
 
 A world offers homage to thee. 
 Thy mandates make heroes assemble, 
 
 When liberty's form stands in view, 
 Thy banners make tyranny tremble, 
 
 When borne by the red, white and blue. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 When borne by the red, white and blue, 
 When borne by the red, white and blue, 
 Thy banners make tyranny tremble, 
 When borne by the red, white and blue. 
 
 When war winged its wide desolation, 
 
 And threatened the land to deform, 
 The ark then of freedom's foundation, 
 
 Columbia rode safe through the storm ; 
 With her garlands of vict'ry around her 
 
 When so proudly she bore her brave crew, 
 With her flag floating proudly before her, 
 
 The boast of the red, white and blue. 
 
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 Chorus 
 
 The wine cup, the wine cup, bring hither, 
 The boast of the red, white and blue, 
 
 With her flag floating proudly before her, 
 The boast of the red, white and blue. 
 
 The wine cup, the wine cup, bring hither, 
 
 And fill you it true to the brim, 
 May the wreaths they have won never wither, 
 
 Nor the star of their glory grow dim. 
 May the service united ne'er sever, 
 
 But they to their colors prove true, 
 The Army and Navy forever, 
 
 Three cheers for the red, white and blue. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Three cheers for the red, white and blue, 
 
 Three cheers for the red, white and blue, 
 The Army and Navy forever, 
 
 Three cheers for the red, white and blue. 
 
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 7 
 MY OWN UNITED STATES 
 
 The poet sings of sunny France, 
 
 Fair olive-laden Spain, 
 The Grecian Isles, Italia's smiles, 
 
 And India's torrid plain, 
 Of Egypt, countless ages old, 
 
 Dark Africa's palms and dates. 
 Let me acclaim the land I name, 
 
 My own United States. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 I love ev'ry inch of her prairie land 
 
 Each stone on her mountain's side. 
 I love ev'ry drop of the water clear, 
 
 That flows in her rivers wide ; 
 I love ev'ry tree, every blade of grass, 
 
 Within Columbia's gates ! 
 The Queen of the earth is the land of my birth, 
 
 My own United States. 
 
 The poet sings of Switzerland, 
 
 Braw Scotland's heathered moor, 
 The shimm'ring sheen of Ireland's green, 
 
 Old England's rock-bound shore, 
 Quaint Holland and the Fatherland 
 
 Their charms in verse relates. 
 Let me acclaim the land I name, 
 
 My own United States. 
 
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 8 
 CHRISTENING SONG 
 
 Am : "Simplicitas- Arcadians' 
 
 A Carabao ! A Carabao ! 
 
 That's what we'll christen him, 
 
 Then let the Bombinero fill the glasses to the brim, 
 
 And bottoms up will indicate 
 
 Good will toward the candidate. 
 
 So be he prince or be he tao, 
 
 We'll christen him a Carabao. 
 
 9 
 TOAST SONG 
 
 Air: "Every Little Movement" 
 
 Every proper Carabao at all times must be wet, 
 
 It's time to hear that old word "how," right now, lest we 
 
 forget ; 
 So touch the wine glass to those old dreams 
 Of days in hikey,. dopey Philippines, 
 
 And drink together one old-fashioned toast to . 
 
 (Add name of guest.) 
 
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 10 
 
 A FILIPINO FAMILY 
 
 There was once a Filipino Hombre, 
 
 Who ate rice pescado y legumbre, 
 His trousers were wide, and his shirt hung outside, 
 
 And this I say was costombre. 
 
 He lived in a nipa bahay 
 
 Which served as a stable and sty ; 
 He slept on a mat with the dogs and the cat 
 
 And the rest of the family near by. 
 
 His daddy un beun Filipino, 
 
 Who never mixed tubig with bino, 
 Said, "I am no insurrecto, no got gun or bolo," 
 
 Yet used both to kill a vecino. 
 
 His mujer once kept a tienda, 
 
 Underneath a large stone hacienda, 
 She chewed buyo, and sold for jaw bone and gold 
 
 To soldados who said "no intienda." 
 
 Of ninos she had dos or tres, 
 
 Good types of the Tagola race, 
 In dry or wet weather, in the all-together, 
 
 Would romp and they'd race and they'd chase. 
 
 Su hermana fue lavandera, 
 And slapped clothes in fuerte manera 
 
 On a rock in a stream, where the Carabaos dream, 
 Which gave them a perfume lijera. 
 
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 His brother, who was a cochero 
 
 Buscare in Manila dinero; 
 His prices were high when a cop was near by 
 
 To help scare the poor passajero. 
 
 He once owned a bulic manoc, 
 With a haughty and valorous look, 
 
 Which lost him a name, y mil pesos tambien, 
 So he changed to Monte for luck. 
 
 When his pueblo last had a fiesta, 
 
 His family tried to digest a 
 Mule that had died of glanders inside, 
 
 And now his familia no esta. 
 
 II 
 
 ZAMBOANGA 
 
 No te vayas, no te vayas de Zamboanga 
 Que me puedes, que me puedes olvidar, 
 No te vayas, no te vayas y me dejas, 
 Que yo senti no puedo estar. 
 
 ESTREBILLO 
 
 No llores paloma mia, no llores que volvere 
 
 No llores, que en cuanto lluege, paloma mia, escribire. 
 
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 12 
 
 WE ARE CARABAOS 
 
 Air: "He Is an Englishman" — Pinafore 
 
 Now we ourselves have said it, 
 
 And its greatly to our credit, 
 
 That we are Carabaos, 
 
 That we are Carabaos, 
 
 For we might have been called reindeer, 
 
 Or elk, or moose or plain deer, 
 
 Or ordinary cows, 
 
 Just plain domestic cows, 
 
 But in spite of the temptations 
 
 Of these other appellations, 
 
 We still are Carabaos. 
 
 We still are Carabaos. 
 
 Now we ourselves have said it, 
 
 And it's greatly to our credit, 
 
 That we are Carabaos, 
 
 That we are Carabaos, 
 
 For we might have calmly waited, 
 
 And not participated 
 
 In the Filipino rows, 
 
 Those Filipino rows, 
 
 But instead of keeping quiet, 
 
 We helped to quell the riot, 
 
 And so we're Carabaos, 
 
 And so we're Carabaos. 
 
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 13 
 
 DRINK TO THE MEMBERS OF THE 
 CARABAO 
 
 Air: "We are Members of the Midnight Crew' 
 
 O, our brothers in the Islands, 
 
 Send to us tonight a prayer, 
 That we remember them who still 
 
 Are exiled over there, 
 While they bear the white man's burden, 
 
 Uncle Sam must boost along, 
 Their voices from the bosque, 
 
 Join our chorus good and strong. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 We are members of the Carabao, 
 
 Ha! Ha! Hombre, here's a good old HOW, 
 
 The days that we fought in the Islands 
 
 From Jolo to old Luzon, 
 
 Were the Empire days which we long to relive 
 
 At every feast and wallow that the Carabaos may give, 
 
 So here's to absent members and those who are with us now, 
 
 Drink to the members of the Carabao. 
 
 136 
 
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 "THE CARABAO" 
 
 Written by Archie Butt 
 
 Air: "Genevieve" or "My Maryland" 
 
 Patron Saint of the Illustrious Order of the Carabao. 
 
 Oh ! Carabao, Old Carabao, 
 
 Before they e'er could strike a blow, 
 
 Invading Armies must await 
 
 Upon thy slow and measured gait. 
 
 For who can say that in his hand 
 Abides the power at thy command? 
 'Tis in thy mighty force to wield 
 The fate of Armies in the field. 
 
 Oh ! Carabao, Old Carabao, 
 
 Great monarch of the road art thou ! 
 
 Thy value rests in merit plain, 
 
 Old toiler through the mud and rain. 
 
 Well bearest thou thy lowly part, 
 No weakness knows thy giant heart; 
 With thy broad horn a single blow 
 Well couldst thou lay thy master low. 
 
 Yet all thy strength thou bindest still, 
 To slave and suffer at his will; 
 And steady draw the weary load, 
 Till death o'ertakes thee on the road. 
 
 Oh ! Carabao, Old Carabao, 
 Well could we place upon thy brow 
 A laurel wreath for work well done 
 In driving storm and scorching sun. 
 
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 15 
 TO THE CARABAO 
 
 Air : "Benny Haven' 
 
 Come, fill your glasses, fellows, to the days of long ago, 
 When the "Americano" soldier hiked the wily "amigo." 
 Let us drink unto our Order and the guests who are with us 
 
 now, 
 And con our reminiscences of the old, old Carabao. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Of the old, old Carabao, of the old, old Carabao, 
 We'll con our reminiscences of the old, old Carabao. 
 
 If you're in a peck of trouble, if you're up against a row, 
 
 And you need a willing worker, just call a Carabao. 
 
 If you feel the big thirst coming or would like some A-l 
 
 chow, 
 And you want the right companion phone any Carabao. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Phone any Carabao, phone any Carabao, 
 
 If you want the right companion, phone any Carabao. 
 
 Though he may travel slowly, and not be much on looks, 
 You can't class him a high-brow for he don't go strong on 
 
 books, 
 But he's there in time of trouble, he's a hot one on the hike ; 
 He's the huskiest lad to hustle that's come down or up the 
 
 pike. 
 
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 Chorus 
 
 That's ever hit the pike, that's come down or up the pike, 
 The huskiest lad to hustle that's come down or up the pike. 
 
 To our Bombinero witty, we'll drink before we go ; 
 He waters oft the thirsty herd in liquors not malo. 
 We'll pledge our friends in memory, the army toast, "Here's 
 
 How." 
 And ever hold allegiance to the old, old Carabao. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 To the old, old Carabao, to the old, old Carabao, 
 And ever hold allegiance to the old, old Carabao. 
 
 He's a persona non grata to the W. C. T. U. 
 But a nasty proposition to the turbulent Goo-Goo, 
 So, rally to the wallow and join the great pow-wow, 
 We'll give a hot-stuff welcome to our brother Carabao. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 To our brother Carabao, to the new-born Carabao, 
 We'll give a hot-stuff welcome to our brother Carabao. 
 
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 16 
 
 TAKE ME BACK TO THE LAND OF 
 TOMORROW 
 
 Air: "Garden of Love' 
 
 Take me back to the land of tomorrow, 
 
 Where the days glide along like a dream, 
 Where the palm trees are lazily waving, 
 
 'Neath sunny blue skies all agleam, 
 Often times when in fancy I wander, 
 
 'Mid those radiant tropical scenes, 
 My heart fills with love and longing 
 
 For the fair faraway Philippines. 
 
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 17 
 
 CARABAOS OF THE NAVY 
 
 Air: "Youngsters of the Navy" 
 
 Make way Carabaos, 
 We represent the Navy, 
 We must make a splash or two, 
 Before we go down to Davy, 
 When you've followed the sea, 
 In every kind of weather, 
 Tell you mate, you appreciate, 
 These hours we spend together. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 For we are navy Carabaos, 
 
 We're roaming navy Carabaos, 
 
 The world is a generous place to browse, 
 
 For Carabaos of the navy, 
 
 We sail the east and we sail the west, 
 
 To find the wallow we like the best, 
 
 But when home lights gleam, 
 
 We forget the rest, 
 
 We Carabaos of the navy. 
 
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 18 
 AT NAIAC 
 
 Air: "Mandalay' 
 
 By the moss grown church at Naiac, looking lazy at the sea, 
 There's a gugu girl a-sitting and I know she longs for me, 
 The wind blows through the palm trees and I think I hear 
 
 her say 
 "Come you back, you Yankee soldier, come you back to me 
 
 today." 
 
 Her petticoat is yellow, her camisa it is green, 
 
 And her nombre is Teresa, my chocolate colored Queen ; 
 
 I saw her first a-smoking of an overgrown cheroot, 
 
 And a-wasting dainty kisses that should be a soldier's loot 
 
 When the mist was on the rice fields, and the shadows com- 
 ing slow 
 
 She would get her little banjo and sing so soft and low; 
 
 With her arm around my shoulder and her cheek pressed 
 up to mine, 
 
 We used to watch the warships sailing up Cavite line. 
 
 But I've left it all behind me and it's miles and miles away 
 
 And there ain't no mobiles running from here to Naiac bay; 
 
 And I'm learning in my old home what the three year sol- 
 diers say — 
 
 When you hear the East a-calling, that you cannot stay 
 away. 
 
 I am sick of wasting leather on these gritty paving stones, 
 And the blasted sleet and drizzle wakes the fever in my 
 
 bones ; 
 I will gladly board the transport when my home detail is 
 
 o'er 
 And with rapture see the gleaming domes along the tropic 
 
 shore. 
 
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 Tho' I walk with fifty white girls, down from Woodward 
 
 to Belle Isle 
 And they talk of love and loving, and even try to smile, 
 What do they understand, painted face and chubby hands? 
 I've a neater, sweeter maiden in a fairer, greener land. 
 
 Ship me somewhere west of 'Frisco, where the best is like 
 
 the worst 
 And there ain't no ten commandments and a man can raise 
 
 a thirst 
 For the Naiac bells are ringing and it's there that I would 
 
 be, 
 With a native girl at sunset, looking lazy at the sea. 
 
 19 
 
 HOME, BOYS, HOME! 
 
 Man, born of woman, is a soldier for to be, 
 
 He's born to misfortune in every degree, 
 Of guard mounts and dress parades, he never has his ease, 
 He has so many masters, that he don't know whom to 
 please. 
 Home, boys, home, it's home we ought to be, 
 Home, boys, home, back in God's countree — 
 Where the ash and the oak; and the weeping willow tree, 
 And the grass grows green, back in old Amerikee. 
 
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 AT NAIAC 
 
 (Another version.) 
 Air: "Mandalay" 
 
 By the mud holes down at Naiac, looking lazy at the bay, 
 There's a gugu girl a-waiting, and I think I hear her say, 
 "Come you back, you malo soldier, come you back from o'er 
 
 the sea, 
 Come you back and pay your jaw-bone; porque you jaw- 
 bone me?" 
 
 Her petticoat is baggy and it reaches to her knees, 
 Her hair is thin and scraggy and sometimes full of fleas, 
 Her teeth (the few remaining) are covered with red paint 
 And her name, Dona Maria, that of her patron saint. 
 
 When the rain filled up the rice-fields and we were wet to 
 
 the skin, 
 We'd go down to "Bino Mary's" and get full of Chino gin, 
 With her arm around my shoulder and her cheek to mine 
 
 pressed close, 
 When I'd smell her breath, Oh, Lordy, I thought I'd give 
 
 up the ghost. 
 
 But I've left it all behind me, thank the Lord, I'm miles 
 
 away, 
 And back in God's own country, and there I intend to stay, 
 And I'm learning in my old home, what all the wise folk say, 
 "When you hear the East a-calling, you had better stay 
 
 away." 
 
 No more have I the "dhobie" nor the awful "prickly heat." 
 I walk out of an evening, with a maiden bright and sweet, 
 Just give me one good Yankee girl, one I can call my own, 
 And gugu dames are welcome to the man who wrote the 
 poem. 
 
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 Oh, the Naiac bells are ringing as they have ofttimes before, 
 Here electric bells are ringing as we speed to Coney's shore, 
 As we stood upon the board walk, looking lazy at the sea, 
 Then I say unto my charmer, "This is good enough for me." 
 
 These old paving stones are blessed, compared to Naiac's 
 mud, 
 
 And 'tis pleasant to go skating, for it warms a fellow's 
 blood; 
 
 I'll walk with a white girl's grandmama and consider my- 
 self happy, 
 
 You are welcome to the brown ones, you can be their Naiac 
 chappy. 
 
 Ship me to the North Pole, or to Africa's sunny shore, 
 But the hot and sickly Philippines, I don't want any more, 
 For the Naiac's rain's a-raining and here I'm well and dry, 
 With a white girl close beside me, looking happy at the sky. 
 
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 IN THIS WAR, IN THIS GREAT WAR 
 
 (By Colonel Robert R. Stevens, U. S. A.) 
 
 Them Carabaos they does a stunt, 
 What folks says beats creation. 
 
 It's when they takes an hombre in, 
 And they calls it 'nidation. 
 
 Chorus 
 In this war, in this great war. 
 
 Before an hombre goes in a place like that 
 
 He'd better mind his eye, 
 Cause before he's through he's liable to, 
 
 Want to rise in the air and fly. — Cho. 
 
 When a Carabao's on the rocky road, 
 
 He ain't very much to go — 
 But when he gets in the home corral, 
 
 They say he's far from slow. — Cho. 
 
 Some Carabaos in Manila, 
 
 Dey likes a little game, 
 Kase dey is sure when dey goes in, 
 
 Dey'll win out jest the same. — Cho. 
 
 And when a stray do come around, 
 
 Dey's quiet like and sly, 
 Until dey gets him in the game, 
 
 And den de fur do fly. — Cho. 
 
 And when dey turns dat hombre loose, 
 
 It does appear like a sin, 
 There's not enough left in his jeans 
 
 To buy a drink of nipa gin. — Cho. 
 
 But for all dey does in the home corral, 
 
 I know dey is the men, 
 Dat when dey gets out on de line 
 
 Dey's dead in earnest den. — Cho. 
 
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 ACCESSIONAL 
 
 Air: "Recessional' 
 
 A Victorious Ode— 1898 
 
 Jehovah, Lord, beneath whose smile 
 Our fathers fought in Freedom's name, 
 
 And wrested from the British Isle 
 
 Our country, loved and known to fame, 
 
 Oh, gracious Lord, withhold thy hand, 
 
 While we expand — while we expand. 
 
 The doctrine taught by James Monroe, 
 And maintained through a hundred years, 
 
 Was but a bluff; it now must go, 
 
 Since we've embraced both hemispheres. 
 
 Oh, Lord, extend thy helping hand, 
 
 While we expand — while we expand. 
 
 We've waved on high the Stripes and Stars, 
 
 With Liberty the glad refrain; 
 We've licked in three successive wars, 
 
 Old England, Mexico and Spain. 
 The chip is on our shoulder yet, 
 Don't you forget — don't you forget. 
 
 Additional 
 
 So, ****'** be advised — 
 
 Don't knock this chip off — understand? 
 For if you do you'll be chastised, 
 
 And we'll annex the * * * *. 
 We mention this with some regret, 
 Lest you forget — lest you forget. 
 
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 THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER 
 
 Oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light, 
 What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming, 
 
 Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, 
 O'er the ramparts we watch'd, were so gallantly stream- 
 
 ing 
 
 And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, 
 Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there, 
 
 Oh, say does that star spangled banner yet wave 
 O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave? 
 
 On the shore dimly seen thro' the mists of the deep, 
 
 Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes, 
 What is that which the breeze, o'er the towering steep, 
 
 As it fitfully blows, half conceals, half discloses? 
 Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam, 
 
 In full glory reflected, now shines on the stream; 
 'Tis the star spangled banner; oh, long may it wave 
 
 O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave. 
 
 And where is that band who so vauntingly swore, 
 
 That the havoc of war and battle's confusion, 
 A home and a country should leave us no more? 
 
 Their blood has wash'd out their foul footsteps' pollution. 
 No refuge could save the hireling and slave 
 
 From the terror of flight or the gloom of the grave; 
 And the star spangled banner in triumph doth wave 
 
 O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave. 
 
 Oh thus be it ever when freemen shall stand 
 
 Between their loved home and wild war's desolation. 
 Blest with vict'ry and peace, may the heaven-rescued land 
 
 Praise the pow'r that hath made and preserv'd us a nation ! 
 Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just, 
 
 And this be our motto : "In God is our trust !" 
 And the star spangled banner in triumph shall wave 
 
 O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave. 
 
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 24 
 
 TENTING ON THE OLD CAMP-GROUND 
 
 We're tenting tonight on the old camp-ground, 
 
 Give us a song to cheer 
 Our weary hearts, a song of home, 
 
 And friends we love so dear. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Many are the hearts that are weary tonight, 
 
 Wishing for the war to cease, 
 Many are the hearts looking for the right, 
 
 To see the dawn of peace. 
 Tenting tonight, tenting tonight, 
 
 Tenting on the old camp-ground. 
 
 We've been tenting tonight on the old camp-ground, 
 
 Thinking of days gone by, 
 Of the lov'd ones at home that gave us the hand, 
 
 And the tear that said, "Good-bye!" — Cho. 
 
 We are tired of war on the old camp-ground, 
 
 Many are dead and gone, 
 Of the brave and true who've left their homes, 
 
 Others been wounded long. — Cho. 
 
 We've been fighting tonight on the old camp-ground, 
 
 Many are lying near; 
 Some are dead, and some are dying, 
 
 Many are in tears. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Many are the hearts that are weary tonight, 
 
 Wishing for the war to cease, 
 Many are the hearts looking for the right, 
 
 To see the dawn of peace. 
 Dying tonight, dying tonight, 
 
 Dying on the old camp-ground. 
 
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 MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME 
 
 The sun shines bright in the old Kentucky home, 
 
 'Tis summer, the darkies are gay; 
 The corn-top's ripe and the meadow's in the bloom, 
 
 While the birds make music all the day; 
 The young folks roll on the little cabin floor, 
 
 All merry, all happy and bright, 
 By'n-by Hard Times comes a-knocking at the door, 
 
 Then my old Kentucky Home, good-night ! 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Weep no more my lady, 
 
 Oh ! weep no more today ! 
 We will sing one song for the old Kentucky Home, 
 
 For my old Kentucky Home, far away. 
 
 They hunt no more for the possum and the coon, 
 
 On the meadow, the hill, and the shore, 
 They sing no more by the glimmer of the moon, 
 
 On the bench by the old cabin door; 
 The day goes by like a shadow o'er the heart, 
 
 With sorrow where all was delight; 
 The time has come when the darkies have to part, 
 
 Then my old Kentucky Home, good-night ! — Gho. 
 
 The head must bow and the back will have to bend, 
 
 Wherever the darkey may go ; 
 A few more days and the trouble all will end 
 
 In the field where the sugar canes grow; 
 A few more days for to tote the weary load, 
 
 No matter, 'twill never be light, 
 A few more days till we totter on the road, 
 
 Then my old Kentucky Home, good-night ! — Cho. 
 
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 THE CARABAO'S DEFENSE 
 
 Duet Between Nancy and Reuben. 
 (By Col. Robert R. Stevens, U. S. A.) 
 
 1. 
 Reuben, Reuben, I've been wondering, 
 What's the cause of all this row, 
 What's this military meetin' 
 They call the Order of the Carabao. 
 
 2. 
 
 Nancy, Nancy, I will answer, 
 It's the Order of the century, 
 With new conditions it combines 
 The spirit of the old army. 
 
 3. 
 
 Reuben, Reuben, I've been thinking, 
 When to the Carabaos you go, 
 The spirits of the ancient army, 
 Are not the only ones that flow. 
 
 4. 
 
 Nancy, Nancy, I must answer, 
 With others such things might well be, 
 But the Carabao, so slow and steady, 
 Ne'er forgets his dignity. 
 
 5. 
 Reuben, Reuben, I've been thinking 
 There might still be those who know 
 That when he goes into a round-up 
 He is not so powerful slow. 
 
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 6. 
 
 Nancy, Nancy, please consider 
 That even sages, most sedate, 
 May relax when necessary 
 To decide affairs of state. 
 
 7. 
 
 Reuben, Reuben, I am doubtful 
 Whether those affairs of state, 
 Warrant always that the meeting 
 Keep in session quite so late. 
 
 Nancy, Nancy, please remember 
 It's been said that, now and then, 
 A little nonsense has been relished 
 By the best and wisest men. 
 
 9. 
 
 Reuben, Reuben, I'm still thinking 
 You should meet as a temperance bee, 
 And take nothing in your sessions 
 But a little toast and tea. 
 
 10. 
 Nancy, Nancy, we have done so, 
 Have spurned the Bombinero's rule, 
 He's now harmless as the lambkin 
 That made trouble once at school. 
 
 11. 
 
 Reuben, Reuben, I've decided 
 I will not give you af roast 
 If you'll betray your mystic secrets 
 And repeat the Carabao's toast. 
 
 12. 
 
 Nancy, Nancy, our main toast is, 
 That the dust of a sunny today 
 May be the mud of a rainy tomorrow, 
 And help the Carabao on his way. 
 
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 13. 
 Reuben, Reuben, I've been wondering 
 Why this secret you've let go, 
 And what would save you from the Order, 
 Should they find that you've done so. 
 
 14. 
 Nancy, Nancy, I will tell you, 
 There's only one way I know how, 
 They must pass a special order 
 To make you a Carabao. 
 
 (Applause, hisses, cat-calls, eggs, and vegetables from the 
 
 audience.) 
 
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 CALL OF THE THIRSTY CARABAO 
 
 Ohe Bombinero ! ohe Bombinero ! 
 Las vacas tienen sed. 
 Hey hombre — are you dead? 
 Ohe Bombinero ! 
 
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 THE LEGEND OF THE CARABAO 
 
 Air: "Tit Willow" 
 (By Major Frederick Hadra, U. S. V.) 
 
 A Carabao sat 
 
 On the bank of a stream, 
 
 Yelling loud for, 
 
 Water, Oh, water, plain water. 
 
 His prayer was 
 
 Answered, so he drank 
 
 And he drank 
 
 Water, Oh, water, plain water. 
 
 But alack and alas, 
 
 He slipped on the grass, 
 
 And fell in the 
 
 Water, Oh, water, plain water. 
 
 They pulled him out dead, 
 With a hole in his head, 
 And out came the 
 Water, Oh, water, plain water. 
 
 The coroner viewed 
 
 The remains of the dead; 
 
 His verdict was 
 
 Water, Oh, water, plain water. 
 
 Since then 'tis said, 
 
 Every Carabao' s 'fraid, 
 
 To drink any 
 
 Water, Oh, water, plain water. 
 
 So here's to the corrals, 
 Of his biped pals, 
 May they never serve 
 Water, Oh, water, plain water. 
 
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 THE CARABAO AND THE SOLDIER 
 
 Air: "Bullfrog on the Bank" 
 (By Colonel Robert R. Stevens, U. S. A.) 
 
 Oh, the soldier on the bank 
 And the Carabao in the pool, 
 Oh, the soldier on the bank 
 And the Carabao in the pool, 
 Oh, the soldier on the bank 
 And the Carabao in the pool, 
 The soldier called the Carabao 
 First cousin to a mule. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Singing tra-la-la-la-la, uralio, 
 
 Singing tra-la-la-la-la, uralio, 
 
 Singing tra-la-la-la-la, singing tra-la-la-la-la, 
 
 Tra-la-la, tra-la-la, tra-la-lay-ri-o. 
 
 II. 
 
 Said the Carabao to the soldier, 
 "You'll have yourself to thank." 
 Said the Carabao to the soldier, 
 "You'll have yourself to thank." 
 Said the Carabao to the soldier, 
 "You'll have yourself to thank, 
 If I should break out of this lake 
 And throw you over the bank."- — Cho. 
 
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 III. 
 
 Said the soldier to the Carabao, 
 "Where's your heron gone today?" 
 Said the soldier to the Carabao, 
 "Where's your heron gone today?" 
 Said the soldier to the Carabao, 
 "Where's your heron gone today, 
 For ticks and flies to bite you big guys, 
 When your strikers are away?" — Cho. 
 
 IV. 
 
 Said the Carabao to the soldier, 
 
 "My heron's on a lark." 
 
 Said the Carabao to the soldier, 
 
 "My heron's on a lark." 
 
 Said the Carabao to the soldier, 
 
 "My heron's on a lark, 
 
 But he knows well that he'll catch h 
 
 If he don't show up by dark." — Cho. 
 
 V. 
 
 Said the soldier to the Carabao, 
 
 "The rations are in the cart." 
 
 Said the soldier to the Carabao, 
 
 "The rations are in the cart." 
 
 Said the soldier to the Carabao, 
 
 "The rations are in the cart, 
 
 And the whole command except the band 
 
 Are ready for a start." — Cho. 
 
 VI. 
 
 Said the Carabao to the soldier, 
 "Right there you let 'em stay." 
 Said the Carabao to the soldier, 
 "Right there you let 'em stay." 
 Said the Carabao to the soldier, 
 "Right there you let 'em stay, 
 For you must know that I won't go, 
 This is my wallow day." — Cho. 
 
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 BY OLD FORT SAN FELIPE 
 
 Air: "Mandalay' 
 
 By old Fort San Felipe 
 
 Looking lazy at the sea, 
 There's a Filipino maiden, 
 
 And I know she thinks of me, 
 For the wind is in the rice-fields, 
 
 And the bells they seem to say, 
 ''Come ye back, ye Yankee soldier, 
 
 Come ye back to San Roque." 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Come ye back to San Roque, 
 
 Where old Dewey's squadron lay, 
 You could hear their oarlocks chucking 
 
 Far across Cavite Bay. 
 On the road to San Roque, 
 
 Where the naked babies play 
 And the dawn comes up like thunder 
 
 From Manila cross the bay. 
 
 Her petticoat was piha, 
 
 And it had a silken sheen, 
 Her name was Esmeralda dona Juanita, 
 
 She was like a gypsy queen, 
 And I saw her first a-smoking 
 
 Of a whacking white cheroot, 
 And a-wasting Christian kisses, 
 
 On a blooming second lieut. — Cho. 
 
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 When the wind was in the palm trees, 
 
 And the sun was sinking low, 
 She would get out her guitarra, 
 
 And would play a bolero, 
 With her arm upon my shoulder, 
 
 And her cheek against my cheek, 
 We would watch the shining searchlights 
 
 With their brilliant silvery sheets. — Cho. 
 
 Take me somewhere west of 'Frisco, 
 
 Where the best is like the worst, 
 Where there ain't no ten commandments, 
 
 And a man can raise a thirst. 
 For I hear the bugles blowing, 
 
 And it's there I'd like to be, 
 By old Fort San Felipe, 
 
 Looking lazy at the sea. 
 
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 31 
 
 DOWN BY OLD MANILA BAY 
 
 Air: "Mandalay' 
 
 It's a most amazing country in the far-off Philippines, 
 An' there's most amusin' people there and most amusin' 
 
 scenes, 
 For the conquerors pay tribute and the vanquished have 
 
 their way, 
 And the "enemy" is friendly down by old Manila bay. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Down by old Manila bay, where the insurrecto gay 
 Plays the Yankee for a sucker in a most successful way, 
 And the natives holding office wink and save their monthly 
 
 pay, 
 Down by old Manila bay. 
 
 Everything is just the opposite from what it ought to be, 
 For the victors' mouths are muzzled, while the conquered 
 
 lips are free, 
 And the average American is handled like a jay, 
 By the diplomatic natives, down by old Manila bay. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Down by old Manila bay, where the flying-fishes play, 
 Where the gugus and mestizos bluff at working all the day, 
 And the wavelets kiss the mud-beach in a lazy sort of way, 
 Down by old Manila bay. 
 
 The starry banner waves aloft o'er Luzon's conquered isle, 
 But the law and constitution mustn't follow for awhile, 
 For the sun is brightly shining while the grafters make their 
 
 hay, 
 And Spanish law is still supreme, down by old Manila bay. 
 
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 Chorus 
 
 Down by old Manila bay, where if I could have my say, 
 The boys who fought and bled and starved would have a 
 
 little sway, 
 And the fuzzy old amigos wouldn't scoop in all the pay, 
 Down by old Manila bay. 
 
 Ship me off to H — 1 or Texas ; ship me anywhere from here, 
 For although we've whipped these natives; yet they've got 
 
 us by the ear, 
 And the insurrecto treasury has gobbled all our pay, 
 By the tricks well known to natives, down by old Manila bay. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Down by old Manila bay, where the Yankee, day by day, 
 Wonders when his fellow-countrymen will tumble to the lay, 
 Of the coffee-cooling grafters who have everything to say, 
 Down by old Manila bay. 
 
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 ON THE ROAD TO OLD LUZON 
 
 Air: "On the Road to Mandalay" 
 
 In a little nipa cottage on the muddy Pasig's shore, 
 Sits a sweet Tagola maiden as she sat in days of yore 
 When she listened to my story 'neath the golden mango tree, 
 And I clean forgot my family as she sang "Porque" to me. 
 
 On the road to old Luzon, where the church bells still chime 
 
 on, 
 And the rain comes down in torrents from the mountains 
 
 of Bataan. 
 On the road to old Luzon, where the church bells still chime 
 
 on, 
 Can't you hear them calling, calling, calling back to old 
 
 Luzon ? 
 
 For her little feet were shoeless, and her pretty shoulders 
 
 bare, 
 And the cocoa oil shone glossy, from her mass of raven hair. 
 How her dark eyes danced with laughter, and her teeth 
 
 gleamed pearly white, 
 As she coquettishly answered: "Me no sabe — yes — all right." 
 
 Ship me somewhere west of 'Frisco, where the golden sun- 
 set dies, 
 
 And the languid, limpid love-light lies in Oriental eyes. 
 
 For I hear Manila calling and the church bells chiming on, 
 
 "Come ye back, ye Yankee soldier, come ye back to old 
 Luzon." 
 
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 How I hate the fogs of 'Frisco and Chicago's streets of 
 
 stones, 
 And the fierce Dakota blizzards freeze the marrow in my 
 
 bones. 
 How I long for days of sunshine, cocoa grove and mango 
 
 tree, 
 And my sweet Tagola maiden just to sing "Porque" to me. 
 
 On the road to old Luzon, where the church bells still chime 
 
 on, 
 And the rain comes down in torrents from the mountains 
 
 of Bataan. 
 On the road to old Luzon, where the church bells still chime 
 
 on, 
 Yes, I hear them calling, calling, calling back to old Luzon. 
 
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 33 
 JUSTED QUIDADO! 
 
 El soldado trabajando diligente at "fatigue," 
 
 Sells his shoes to compra vino and with hell fix up a league — • 
 
 Muy disgusto 'cause the Doctor marked him duty at "sick 
 
 call"— 
 Game of poker — viente pesos, chicken fight — lose 'em all — 
 Into trouble — in the guard-house — "sixteen fifty" he's mul- 
 
 tado — 
 In this business good advice is "jQuidado!" 
 
 When the weather is unpleasant then noticias begin — 
 Mucha genta en los montes — sure tonight they will be in — 
 Hike out pronto — three days' ration, mucha agua in the rain. 
 No le asi, un combate will not go against the grain. 
 Quanto vale este gallio? (Tiene hambre el soldado) 
 And the Filipino answers: "Usted quidado !" 
 
 El soldado -muy borracho — where t'll'd he get the price? 
 "Aqui esta un media peso," bastante para mucha rice. 
 "Necesito mas" y porque? "Vale mucho este bird." 
 "Quanto?" "Cinco pesos." "That's the worst I ever heard," 
 "What you quiere este bote, vamos otro lado?" 
 And the Filipino answers: "j Usted quidado!" 
 
 The captain of a company has troubles of his own — 
 
 Carabao mucho loco — transportation on the bum — ■ 
 
 Insurrecto mucho malo, siempre on the run — 
 
 Muchacha mucha guapa, Americano quiere some. 
 
 "Matrimonio a la Iglesia?" "Nivy — say casado, 
 
 "Pere quanto esto ropa?" and she says: "j Usted quidado!" 
 
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 ON DATO ALI'S TRAIL 
 
 Air : "I've Been Working on the Railroad' 
 
 Oh, sing a song of hikers, 
 On Dato Ali's trail, 
 On straight tips from old *Piang 
 Who ought to be in jail. 
 Three commands of dough-boys 
 And one of horseless horse, 
 Through mud and slime ; 
 Through filth and grime; 
 We wend our way perforce. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 First comes fKerth with all his looters 
 
 Down from :j:Picket way. 
 
 They've been hiking in Ligusan 
 
 But Buluan they say. 
 
 Then we hear from out the northward 
 
 A mighty, mighty roar, 
 
 §Wolf collecting up the gente 
 
 And Carabaos galore. 
 
 We're a patient lot of hikers, 
 
 If you've got your fingers crossed. 
 
 We have it by Bejuca 
 
 That Dato Ali's lost. 
 
 Sitting in the club we feel 
 
 We could end this scrap 
 
 With a high-ball at our elbow 
 
 We'd mark it on the map. 
 
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 Chorus 
 
 On the breezes from Talyan 
 
 Mapia seems to cry. 
 
 ||Van Horn cutting up his pack-trains 
 
 And burning his palay. 
 
 But what is this we see approaching? 
 
 'Tis flSmith, I do declare, 
 
 With each gallant trooper mounted 
 
 On a skittish old shanks mare. 
 
 Note : — *Piang, Dato, supposed to be friendly but really 
 on the fence and helping both sides. fKerth, Captain Com- 
 manding Provisional Company, 23d Infantry. ^Picket, Fort 
 on Rio Grande, about 8 miles above Cottabato. §Wolf, 
 Captain Commanding Provisional Company 22d Infantry. 
 ||Van Horn, Captain Commanding Provisional Company, 17th 
 Infantry. fiSmith, Captain Commanding Provisional Com- 
 pany 14th Cavalry, dismounted. 
 
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 IN MINDANAO 
 
 Air: "The Girl I Left Behind Me' 
 
 We said good-bye to the brown babaye 
 
 In Naiac and Santa Cruz, 
 And for Mindanao we took our vow 
 
 In a glass of foaming booze. 
 
 We're camped in the sand of a foreign land 
 
 By the mighty Agus river; 
 With the brush at your toes and the "skeeters" at your nose. 
 
 And a kris, perhaps, in your liver. 
 
 We've the dhobie-itch and the hamstring hitch, 
 
 The jimjams and the fever; 
 The ping-pong wrist and the bolo fist, 
 
 And a bumpus on the liver. 
 
 We're going up to Lake Lanao, 
 
 To the town they call Marahui ; 
 When the road is built and the Moros "kilt," 
 
 There'll none of us be sorry. 
 
 We're blasting stumps and grading bumps, 
 
 Our hands and backs are sore, oh ! 
 We work all day just dreamin' of our pay, 
 
 And damn the husky Moros ! 
 
 When you're pulled from bed with a great big head, 
 
 And a weakness o'er you stealing; 
 The sick report is a fine resort, 
 
 To cure that tired feeling. 
 
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 EL SOLDADO AMERICANO 
 
 Air: "Son of a Gambolier" 
 
 Man born of woman was a soldier for to be 
 Born to degradation to every degree, 
 
 Of guard mounts and dress parades he never gets his ease, 
 Because he has so many masters he don't know whom to 
 please. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 But it's home, boys, home, it's there we ought to be, 
 Home, boys, home, in the old country, 
 Where the oak and the ash and the weeping willow tree, 
 All grow so sweetly, back in North Amerikee. 
 
 There's the little adjutant, he's first of them all, 
 
 He's out on parade ground before first call, 
 
 And if you are slow or should happen to be ill, 
 
 It's "Sergeant, do your duty, put the loafer in the mill." 
 
 Chorus 
 
 But it's home, boys, home, it's there we ought to be, 
 Home, boys, home, in the old country, 
 Where the oak and the ash and the weeping willow tree, 
 All grow so sweetly, back in North Amerikee. 
 
 Early in the morning the provost is about, 
 He comes to the guard house to turn the prisoners out, 
 The day's so hot and sultry that you hope to get home soon. 
 But it's work away you son of a gun, you won't get back 
 till noon. — Cho. 
 
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 Early in the morning if you are very ill, 
 
 Go to the Medico, he'll give you a pill, 
 
 And if you should die, you mustn't give a damn, 
 
 The doctor's done his duty, you belong to Uncle Sam. — Clio. 
 
 Now, I'm in the guard-house I'm awaiting my discharge, 
 To hell with all the officers, the provost and the guards, 
 But when I get to 'Frisco I'll be happy as a clam, 
 Just thinking of the rotten pork I ate for Uncle Sam. — Cho. 
 
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 EXPLOSIONS FROM TROPICAL 
 LANGUAGES 
 
 Air: "Boom-da-rara Boom-de-aye" 
 (By Colonel Robert R. Stevens, U. S. A.) 
 
 1. 
 
 Poling upstream a flat sampan 
 Is a way of reaching old Bamban, 
 Where the Gugus, to a man 
 When enfiladed, turned and ran. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Bong-a-bong de Bay-am-bang, 
 
 Bag-a-bag de Bay-am-bong, 
 
 Hully smoke and what are they, 
 
 They sound like an outbreak bound this way. 
 
 2. 
 
 Further north is Bay-am-bang, 
 Place that once with volleys rang, 
 Where there came as tough a gang 
 As ever heard a jail door clang. 
 
 3. 
 
 Now to help our song along, 
 Let's take a slam at Bong-a-bong, 
 Warning, with its signal gong, 
 Outposts in the mountains strong. 
 
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 4. 
 
 'Cross the range is quaint Bam-bang, 
 Fragrant with Ylang Ylang, 
 Where the cuckoo lizards sang 
 And the natives are too good to hang. 
 
 5. 
 
 The next town, if our trail's not wrong, 
 Is quiet, sunny Bay-am-bong, 
 Home of rest, a peaceful throng, 
 Place of music and of song. 
 
 But we will stop at Bag-a-bag, 
 Town that never chewed the rag, 
 Showed an insurrecto flag, 
 Nor heard the barking of a Krag. 
 
 Finale 
 (Replacing Chorus) 
 
 So we end our song, and now, 
 Our allegiance do avow, 
 With our respects and formal bow, 
 To the Order of the Carabao. 
 
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 A SOLDIER'S LAMENT 
 
 Air : "Bingen on the Rhine" 
 
 A soldier in the cavalry lay on a canvas bunk, 
 On a soap box there beside him lay a hunk of Army punk 
 And as he chewed away and busy, his face turned gray, 
 For the soldier boy was dying in the Islands far away. 
 
 As his comrade knelt beside him to hear what he might say, 
 The dying soldier faltered, "Bring me a bunch of hay, 
 For my horse has food in plenty, the grub is left behind, 
 And I must starve on Bacon, Army Bacon on the Rind." 
 
 And as he lay there gasping with the moments flying fast, 
 He tried to chew a rubber boot 'fore life went out at last. 
 And he said to his comrade, "Bring me a box of soap, 
 For they eat it in the frozen north, and where there is life 
 there is hope. 
 
 But, Charlie dear, I greatly fear, my race is almost run, 
 Life's feeble spark will be snuffed out ere the setting of the 
 
 sun. 
 Take a message and a token to the dear ones left behind 
 And say I starved on Bacon, Army Bacon on the Rind." 
 
 That evening, just at twilight, as the flag slid down the pole, 
 We bowed our heads in silence for the parting soul, 
 But that night beside the camp-fire you could hear his com- 
 rades say, 
 "If he'd had a soldier's rations he'd be alive today. 
 
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 A curse on the man who did it, tho' with coin his purse be 
 
 lined, 
 May he starve on Prunes and Bacon, Army Bacon on the 
 
 Rind." 
 In a trim New England cottage sits a mother old and gray 
 In her hand she holds a letter that came by mail that day. 
 
 And as she sits there reading, her eyes are filled with tears 
 For the letter brings the tidings that every mother fears. 
 It tells how in the Islands her darling met his death, 
 Fighting for flag and country midst the battle's frenzied 
 
 breath, 
 But it don't tell how it happened, and perhaps the fates are 
 
 kind, 
 For her darling starved on Bacon, Army Bacon on the Rind. 
 
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 NOTHING DOING 
 
 Go along; Mister Soldier — don't you habla me 
 Vamos poco tiempo por Amerikee, 
 Then who will take care of the pickaninny 
 'Way out in the Phillipine Islands — 
 
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 THE HIGH-BALL 
 
 Here's to the glorious high-ball, that fills you full of vim ! 
 Here's to the Scotch and Rye, fill your glasses up to the 
 
 brim, 
 Let jollity reign supremely, and drive away all care — 
 Then fill up your glasses, fellows, with the beverage rich and 
 
 rare. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Drink the high-ball, at nightfall, 
 Be good fellows while you may, 
 For tomorrow may bring sorrow, 
 So be happy and be gay. 
 Sing the glories of good stories, 
 While your lip is full of fun. 
 Let the high-ball make you happy — 
 Here's health to everyone. 
 
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 A SONG OF A FLAT-FOOT 
 
 (Contributed by Lieut. J. G. Berry, U. S. R. C. S.) 
 
 A-going 'round the galley to get a glass of flip, 
 
 Says the masther's mate of the quather-deck, "All hands 
 
 about ship." 
 Oh, the ship she was at say, me byes, and indade she was 
 
 a-rollin' 
 And I got me jacket dusted with the bight o' the main to'- 
 
 bowline. 
 
 With a right for too-ra-laddie and a right for too-ra-lay, 
 And a right for too-ra-laddie and a right for too-ra-lay. 
 
 A-going aft on the quather-deck wan day some frinds to 
 
 meet, 
 Says the masther's mate of the quather-deck, "Let go yer 
 
 trys'l sheet." 
 "I ain't got yer trys'l sheet," says I, "The hell ye ain't," he 
 
 said. 
 And a son of a gun of a bo's'n's mate he larruped me over 
 
 the head. 
 
 With a right for too-ra-laddie, etc. 
 
 And now me story's inded, an' I wisht it had been shoorter, 
 It's all about me cruise aboard the good ship "Minnesoota." 
 And all ye good ship's company, I wish ye mighty well, 
 But the tacks and sheets and the bo's'n's mates they all may 
 go to hell. 
 
 With a right for too-ra-laddie, etc. 
 
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 I'M GOIN' TO LIVE ANYHOW 
 
 Air : "I Don't Know Why I Love You, But I Do" 
 (By Captain H. S. Howland, U. S. Inf.) 
 
 In the land of Mindanao, 
 
 Which, of course, you will allow, 
 
 Is the roughest, toughest country on the ma-a-p, 
 
 There's a darn rebellious king, 
 
 Who prefers to laugh and sing, 
 
 Than to take his chances with us in a scrap. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 For he's goin' to live anyhow 'til he di-i-es, 
 "I'm for a natural death, you know," he si-i-ighs; 
 For a scrap, you see, would be the end of me — 
 W T hat a 'ell of a joke on me 'twould be — 
 I'm goin' to live and howl until I die. 
 
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 I DON'T KNOW WHY THEY WANT YOU 
 
 I don't know why the} r want you, but they do-o-o. 
 
 There's lots of other niggers just the same as you — 
 
 But what Piang does tell, 
 
 Makes us hike and pike like 'ell — 
 
 I don't know why they want you, but they do-o-o. 
 
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 PHILIPPINE VERSION 
 
 Air: "Everybody Works but Father" 
 
 Everybody works but a gugu, 
 
 And he sits around all day, 
 Smoking a large tobac — 
 
 Too strong to work for pay. 
 Mujer takes in washing, 
 
 To buy a good mannc; 
 Nobody works in that land, 
 
 So do not look. 
 
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 DIXIE LAND 
 
 I wish I was in de land ob cotton, 
 
 Old times dar am not forgotten, 
 Look away ! Look away ! Look away ! Dixie land. 
 
 In Dixie land whar I was born in, 
 
 Early on one frosty mornin', 
 Look away ! Look away ! Look away ! Dixie land. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Den I wish I was in Dixie, Hooray! Hooray! 
 
 In Dixie land, I'll took my stand to lib and die in Dixie, 
 
 Away, away, away down south in Dixie, 
 
 Away, away, away down south in Dixie. 
 
 Old Missus marry "Willdeweaber," 
 
 Willium was a gay deceaber; 
 Look away ! Look away ! Look away ! Dixie land. 
 
 But when he put his arm around 'er, 
 
 He smiled as fierce as a forty pounder, 
 Look away ! Look away ! Look away ! Dixie land. — Cho. 
 
 Dar's buck-wheat cakes an' Ingen' batter, 
 
 Makes you fat or a little fatter; 
 Look away ! Look away ! Look away ! Dixie land. 
 
 Den hoe it down an scratch your grabble, 
 
 To Dixie's land I'm bound to trabble, 
 Look away ! Look away ! Look away ! Dixie land. — Cho. 
 
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 SOLDIER'S FAREWELL 
 
 How can I bear to leave thee? 
 One parting kiss I give thee; 
 And then whate'er befalls me, 
 I go where honor calls me. 
 
 Chorus 
 
 Farewell, farewell, 
 My own true love, 
 Farewell, farewell, 
 My own true love. 
 
 Ne'er more may I behold thee, 
 Or to this heart enfold thee; 
 With spear and pennon dancing, 
 I see the foe advancing. — Cho. 
 
 I think of thee with longing, 
 Think thou, when tears are thronging, 
 That with my last faint sighing, 
 I'll whisper soft while dying. — Cho. 
 
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 "THE REGULAR ARMY, OH !" 
 
 Three years ago this very day, 
 
 We went to Governor's Isle, 
 For to stand forninst the cannon 
 
 In true military style. 
 Thirteen American dollars 
 
 Each month we surely get, 
 For to carry a gun and bayonet 
 
 With a regimental step. 
 We had our choice of going 
 
 To the Army or to jail, 
 Or it's up the Hudson river 
 
 With a "copper" take a sail. 
 So we puckered up our courage, 
 
 Wid bravery we did go, 
 And we cursed the day 
 
 We went away wid the Regular Army, Oh ! 
 
 Chorus 
 
 There was Sergeant John McCafferty 
 
 And Captain Donahue, 
 Oh ! they made us march 
 
 And toe the scratch in gallant Co. "Q." 
 Oh ! the drums do roll upon me soul, 
 
 And this is the style we go, 
 Forty miles a day on banes and hay 
 
 In the Regular Army, Oh ! 
 
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 We went to Arizona 
 
 For to fight the Injuns there, 
 We came near being bald-headed, 
 
 But they never got our hair. 
 We lay among the ditches, 
 
 In the dirty yellow mud, 
 And we never saw an onion, 
 
 A turnip nor a spud. 
 Oh ! we were taken prisoners 
 
 Conveyed forninst the chafe. 
 Oh! he said we'll make an Irish stew, 
 
 The dirty Indian thafe. 
 On the telegraphic wires 
 
 We walked to Mexico, 
 And we blessed the day we skipped away 
 
 From the Regular Army, Oh! 
 
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 A DREAM 
 
 Air: "I Dreamed I Dwelt in Marble Halls' 
 (By Capt. G. H. Knox, U. S. Inf.) 
 
 I dreamed that I dwelt on an isle of cracked ice, 
 
 In the midst of a lake of champagne, 
 Where bloomed the mint julep in meadows of green, 
 
 Amid showers of lithia rain. 
 
 I reclined on a divan of lager beer foam, 
 
 With a pillow of froth for my head, 
 While the spray from a fountain of sparkling gin-fizz 
 
 Descended like dew on my bed. 
 
 From far-away mountains of crystalline ice, 
 
 A zephyr refreshing and cool, 
 Came wafting the incense of sweet muscatel, 
 
 That sparkled in many a pool. 
 
 My senses were soothed by the soft, purling song 
 
 Of a brooklet of pusse-cafe 
 That rippled along over pebbles of snow 
 
 To a river of absinthe frappe. 
 
 Then lulled by the music of tinkling glass 
 From the schooners that danced on the deep, 
 
 I dreamily sipped a high-ball or two, 
 And languidly floated to sleep. 
 
 And then I awoke on a bed full of rocks, 
 
 With a bolster as hard as a brick, 
 A wrench in my neck, a rack in my head, 
 
 And a stomach detestably sick. 
 
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 With sand in my eyes and a grit in my throat, 
 Where the taste of last evening still clung, 
 
 I felt a bath towel stuffed in my mouth 
 Which I afterward found was my tongue. 
 
 And I groped for the thread af the evening before, 
 
 In the mystified maze of my brain, 
 Until a great light burst upon me at last, 
 
 "I'm Off of the Wagon Again." 
 
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 MISERICORDIA 
 
 (By Colonel Louis Maus, M. C, U. S. A.) 
 
 Erstwhile, dear little sweetheart, with eyes of blue and slate, 
 Warm up the cockles of your heart, and listen to his fate, 
 'Tis of a lonely Carabao, within a foreign land, 
 Who lost his life and happiness, far from Luzon's coral 
 strand. 
 
 Amidst the jungles and the mountains, and beside the mur- 
 muring sea, 
 
 Where groves of palms and mangoes fringe deep the distant 
 lea, 
 
 This once contented Carabao, and king of mud and rain, 
 
 Lived happily and merrily, and never dreamed of pain. 
 
 So warm up the cockles of your heart, once dearest little 
 
 friend, 
 And place a little chaplet upon his sad, sad bier, 
 For never more will happiness and peace be his refrain, 
 Who loved the surging of the sea, and Luzon's driving rain. 
 
 He listened to a siren and left his native shore, 
 His home and friends of childhood, and all, forever more, 
 And sailed into old Frisco, within the Golden Gate, 
 Where God Almighty left him, left him to his fate. 
 
 So warm up the cockles of your heart, once dearest little 
 
 friend, 
 And breathe one sigh of pity upon his mournful end, 
 He loved a fair, fair, houri, with eyes of blue and slate, 
 Who broke his heart, God knows she did, and left him to 
 
 his fate. 
 
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 LAST CALL OF THE THIRSTY CARABAO 
 
 Air: "Grand Chorus from Aguinaldo's March' 
 
 Sst, Bombinero ! 
 The herd is mighty thirsty. 
 We hope that you've not fainted 
 Or peacefully passed away ! 
 We've heard that camels are known to live 
 Eight days without a drink — 
 Who wants to be a camel? How! 
 Nosotros son Carabaos 
 Bombinero, hombre are you dead — hey? 
 
 Las vacas tiensen sed. 
 
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 AULD LANG SYNE 
 
 Should auld acquaintance be forgot, 
 
 And never brought to min'? 
 Should auld acquaintance be forgot, 
 
 And days of auld lang syne? 
 In days of auld lang syne, my dear, 
 
 The days of auld lang syne, 
 We'll take a cup o' kindness yet, 
 
 In the days of auld lang syne. 
 
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 REVELRY OF THE DYING 
 
 Air: "Away with Melancholy' 
 
 We meet 'neath the sounding rafter, 
 
 And the walls around are bare. 
 As they echo our peals of laughter, 
 
 It seems that the dead are there. 
 But stand to your glasses, steady ! 
 
 We drink to our comrades' eyes; 
 Quaff a cup to the dead already, 
 
 And hurrah ! for the next that dies. 
 
 Cut off from the land that bore us, 
 
 Betrayed by the land we find, 
 Where the brightest have gone before us, 
 
 And the dullest remain behind. 
 Stand ! stand to your glasses, steady ! 
 
 'Tis all we have left here to prize; 
 A cup to the dead already; 
 
 Hurrah ! for the next man that dies. 
 
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