{"value"=>"<p>The majority of the series consists of letters and telegrams dealing with official military business, such as supplies, orders, performance evaluations, and requests and details regarding the mustering out of the regiment. Correspondence of note are letters of introduction for Captain Rudd and those in praise of him. This incoming correspondence has been arranged chronologically, the outgoing correspondence also deals with military affairs. Of particular interest, is Rudd's letter, dated 1900, June 5, to his brother, who was also a captain, enclosing a descriptive history of the Igorrotes who inhabited the Benguet District and part of a report he made on the district to the government. The outgoing correspondence is arranged chronologically following the incoming correspondence.</p>"}