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I.Which is preliminary to those which follow it,[9]
II.Which tells about the calling out of H company, Naval Brigade,[14]
III.How G, B and K companies went to South Framingham,[19]
IV.Wherein is told how we were transformed from "tin" soldiers into the real article,[25]
V.We get orders to leave for the sunny South and obey them,[32]
VI.We go to the Southland and begin to find out where we are at,[38]
VII.We stay in Ybor City and then enjoy (?) life on the transports in the harbor,[44]
VIII.We have a lovely sail on the palatial Knickerbocker and reach Cuba without mishap,[51]
IX.Wherein is related our landing at Daiquiri and some things which subsequently happened,[59]
X.In which is to be found the tale of Crab Hollow and some other things,[68]
XI.Which tells how we got ready to take the town of El Caney,[76]
XII.Wherein is related some events which happened to us on July first,[84]
XIII.We learn some more things about the art of war as conducted in these days,[94]
XIV.We continue our education in the art of war and learn a few things,[106]
XV.We have to face another enemy more deadly than the Spaniards,[119]
XVI.Our voyage homeward on the death ship Mobile,[129]
XVII.We and our friends enjoy ourselves at Camp Wickoff, Montauk Point,[136]
XVIII.In which is told how we prepare to quit Uncle Sam's service,[143]
XIX.We become plain citizens once more and square accounts with Uncle Sam,[151]
XX.Wherein is narrated the adventures on the high seas of Springfield's sailors,[161]
Roster,[172]
The Roll of Honor,[178]
Springfield's Dead Heroes, [180]

[THE CAMPAIGN IN CUBA.]

Experiences of Co's G, B and K, M. V. M., and H
Co., Naval Brigade in the war of 1898 and
record of its service in the opera-
tions against Santiago.

BY WALTER W. WARD.