Volume 1 — Vol. I
Reading edition
Peace and Prosperity Frontispiece
Fort San Antonio Abad, showing the Effect of the Fire from Dewey’s Fleet 6
Felipe Buencamino 14
The San Juan Bridge 20
Insurgent Prisoners 28
Typical Insurgent Trenches 36
Inside View of Insurgent Trenches at the Bagbag River 42
General Henry W. Lawton 50
Feeding Filipino Refugees 58
The First Philippine Commission 64
The Second Philippine Commission 72
The Return of Mr. Taft 80
Governor-general James F. Smith with a Bontoc Igorot Escort 88
Governor-general Forbes in the Wild Man’s Country 96
The Philippine Supreme Court 104
An Unsanitary Well 112
A Flowing Artesian Well 112
An Unimproved Street in the Filipino Quarter of Manila 120
An Improved Street in the Filipino Quarter of Manila 128
Disinfecting by the Acre 136
An Old-style Provincial Jail 144
Retreat at Bilibid Prison, Manila 154
Bilibid Prison Hospital 160
Modern Contagious Disease Ward, San Lazaro Hospital 168
Filipina Trained Nurses 176
Staff of the Bontoc Hospital 184
A Victim of Yaws before and after Treatment with Salvarsan 192
The Culion Leper Colony 200
Building the Benguet Road 208
Freight Autos on the Benguet Road 216
The Famous Zig-zag on the Benguet Road 224
A Typical Baguio Road 232
One of the First Benguet Government Cottages 240
Typical Cottages at Baguio 248
A Baguio Home 256
The Baguio Hospital 264
Government Centre at Baguio 272
A Scene in the Baguio Teachers’ Camp 280
The Baguio Country Club 286
The Bureau of Science Building, Manila 306
The Philippine General Hospital 314
The College of Medicine and Surgery, Manila 322
An Old-style Schoolhouse, with Teachers and Pupils 330
A Modern Primary School Building 338
Old-style Central School Building 346
Modern Central School Building 346
Typical Scene in a Trade School 354
An Embroidery Class 362
Philippine Embroidery 370
Filipino Trained Nurses 380
A School Athletic Team 386
Filipina Girls playing Basket-ball 394
University Hall, Manila 402
Bakídan 410
In Hostile Country 418
Travel under Difficulties 426
Dangerous Navigation 434
A Negrito Family and their “House” 442
A Typical Negrito 446
Typical Kalingas 452
Settling a Head-hunting Feud 458
Entertaining the Kalingas 464
An Ifugao Family 470
Ifugao Dancers 478
An Ifugao Dancer 484
Ifugao Rice Terraces 492