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ADJUTANT ADJUTANT-GENERAL ADJUTANT-GENERAL SECOND DIVISION advance ammunition Angeles Arayat Artillery attack August Bacolor Baliuag Bamban barrio Battery Bautista Bayambang bridge brigade Bulacan Calulut Calumpit Candaba Capas Capt Captain captured casualties Cavalry Company F Company K Company K Company Dagupan December Detachment Company Dinalupijan EIGHTH ARMY CORPS enemy fire Florida Blanca Guagua guns Headquarters honor insurgents killed Lieutenant Luzon Mabalacat Macabebe Macabebe Scouts MACARTHUR Magalang Mangatarem Manila March Meycauayan miles morning mountains natives Ninth Infantry November Nueva Ecija orders outpost Pampanga Pangasinan Paniqui party Porac Pulilan Quingua railroad reconnoissance regiment respectfully returned rifles river road San Fernando San Isidro San Miguel Santa Rita SCHWAN scouts SECOND DIVISION sent Seventeenth Infantry Shot station Subig Tarlac Third Infantry Thirty-second Infantry Thirty-sixth Infantry town trenches troops Twelfth Infantry Twenty-fifth Infantry Twenty-second Infantry U. S. Infantry U. S. military telegraph U.S. Volunteers wagon WHEELER wounded yards Zambales
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