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A young lieutenant who has seen service there tells the following incident, which shows how clever one of them was in concealing his ignorance : Some of the retainers of old Dato Mundi, who lorded it over a few hundred fuzzy-headed, bolo-chop- ; |pine natives in the Mindanao hills of one of the army stations, sneaked down one dark night and sbole half a dozen cavalry horses from the corral. The commanding colonel, much incensed at the theft, had Some , Haijve rs trail the orees very vi where the old:«dato held his primitive court. Forthwith he sent the young lieu- tenant, with a formidable escort of Khaki-clad troopers, to bear a let- ter to the dato that demanded in- stant restitution of the horses under penalty of immediate war. A half- breed interpreter went along with 98 | the party. Tp Heutensnl ova + the dato, who word of his coming, seated in solemn state. He wore a gown of angry Turkey-red calico, while scores of cockatoo feathers bristled in his wool. Heavy rings gleamed on his fingers and toes. Around him were ranked a score of his war- riors, The interpreter translated the let- ter. The dato, who could not read or write a word in any language, took the sheet from his hand and gazed long and frowningly upon it. "Well," said the lieutenant, growing restless, for he was fully aware of the Mero's complete lack of education, 'ask him what his answer is.' The interpreter translated this; whereupon the dato seized a piece of charcoal from the open fire and, making a number of marks upon the back of the letter, returned it to the lieutenant in solemn silence, while his warriors looked on, struck with admiration at their - | leader'a learning. The lieutenant gazed at the mean- ingless' 'hen tracks" that the dato had scrawled across the , and frowned in disgust. 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