Life — June 1, 1899 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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Bridget; 1 Y¥Z DON'T PAY MY. THE WAGES Yb7 OWE MB, OFLL KAPE DUNNING YEZ TILL YEZ DO, Deacon Harduppe: WELL, DUN, GOOD AND PAITUFUL SERVANT. “LEADING A CHASTE LIFE.‘ Blood and Glory. 'T appears that our losses of men in the Philippin¢s amount to one thousand nine hundred and one, including killed, wounded, missing and deaths by disease, Now, if we had not undertaken the subjugation of these wicked people,those one thousand nine hundred and one Americans might have been living at home with their families, in contemptible peace. War is a glorious thing. And we can't have war without victims, The im- mediate families of these one thousand nine bundred and one dead Americans Richard H1.: BY MY MALIDOS! *T18 LUCKY XO OXR TOOK THAT FOOLISH BID OP MIXE FOR A HORSE, WHEN NOW I CAN GET A BICYCLE FOR $19.98. may have their doubts and they may complain, but progress ‘and civilization are hard at work on the Filipinos and must not be interfered with. Whom shall we fight next? What's the matter with Nantuckct? “TORSY TURVY." books.com