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SANDUSKYMen In Uncle Sam's Service Tell ofExperiences.Burt Payne, a Sandusky hoy in the marine corps, company A, First regiment, stationed in the Philippine-*,writes an Interesting letter to friendshere. At the time of writing, he had applied for a transfer to company K, Second regiment. One reason assigned is that the new commander ol his company is a man against whom heonce testified when charges were preferred, and lias refused hint permission to take an examination for advancement to the grade of corporal.l’ayne has also tired lt;the monotony of guard duty and pi Ters to go with the Second regiment, located at Iloilo, where there id a “hike” about once a week.No further word has been received from William A. Schaeffer, who was reported to lie in a hospital at Cavite some time ag-*.Eugene Andos, who has been inthe naval service four years, arrivedhome Wednesday, having completed his term of service. Fred Soaf, another Sandusky boy who relt;**ntly enlisted and is stationed at Newport,It. I, ha* written that he is mumpleased with his work. He is an apprentice seaman and expected an assignment to the Texas a few daysa g o.
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Sandusky Evening Star
Sandusky, Ohio, US
Thu, Dec 22, 1904
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