I am very sorry these Moros are such fools-but this Dajo will not mean the slaugter of women and children, nor hasty assaults against strong entrenchments. I shall lose as few men and kill as few Moros as possible. (John J. Pershing)

I am very sorry these Moros are such fools-but this Dajo will not mean the slaugter of women and children, nor hasty assaults against strong entrenchments. I shall lose as few men and kill as few Moros as possible.

John J. Pershing

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