It was only by their coming into accidental contact that they discovered that there was more than one patriot guerilla in existence.

But their valour was rather that of the guerilla than of the soldier, and they were utterly void of political judgment.

That there were other troubles in Nueva Ecija is shown by the following statement: "On January 7, 1899, the commissioner of Aguinaldo's treasury sent to collect contributions of war in Nueva Ecija Province reported that the company stationed in San Isidro had become guerillas under command of its officers and opposed his collections, stating that they were acting in compliance with orders from higher authority."

tonightbut I cannot take you among the Spanish guerillas without showing you what kind of men they were, and the sort of warfare that they waged.