Bamboo Tales
Ira L. (Ira Louis) Reeves
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Bamboo Tales
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Bamboo Tales
Press of Hudson-Kimberly Publishing Co., Kansas City, U. S. A.
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How the Spaniards Campaigned in Luzon.
A Translation from a Spanish Officer’s Diary Found at San Fernando de Pampanga, Luzon, by an American Officer.
“Cougar” Daly.
A Dying Spaniard’s Request
Benito.
The Army Mule.
Comedy and Carnage.
The “Sky Pilot” and the “Dutch” Corporal.
The Mule that Sounded the Charge.
“Bull’s-Eye” Kelley and the Fire-Bug.
How I Saw Aguinaldo.
An Army Officer’s Curious Experience in Luzon.—A Tight Place and a Close Call.
What the Wounded Say and Do.
The Flight of “Father Time.”
A Case of Mistaken Identity.
Camp Alarms—False But Startling.
The Red-Headed Recruit and the Cuban Dog.
The Charge of the Hospital Corps.
Private Timmons and the Carabao.
An Encounter with Bolomen.
A True Narrative of a Personal Experience in the Philippines.
“Carabao Bill.”
A Midnight Reconnaissance in the Philippines.
“Paterno,” the Disgraced Mascot.
Ostracism in Monkey Society.
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