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We Cannot All Die for Oir Country. But We Honor Those Whp Have So Died.The following in a list which has been supplied to the City of Cranbrook of soldiers who have died in service during the present war. The work of inscribing these names on the memorial has now been commenced, and the City Clerk will be pleased to receive the names of any omissions or be notified of any incorrections in spelling of the undersigned ndtnes: names.MacDonald John Reid J. H.Cadwallader L. T.Cadwallader h.Cahill P.Underhill A. T.Edge P. C.Braik J.Spencer K-Woodward F.Clifford F.Piggott A.Blaney D. J.Kerr George Twombley J. B.Argue J. Roy McEachern L. D.Brown J. R.Ban field Lt. H.Wilson Lt. J.Henry R. W.Harrison Lt. W.Bourne Lt. H. H.Ogden J.Henley L. F.Pye David .Robertson W.Shaw A. E.Morris S. R.Haynes George Howard Lt. M. L.It should be considered a patriotic duty to have this list complete. The men who have taken their lives in their hands and gone overseas and who have mh4e the supreme sacrificehave their names imper-iy preserved and not Vlwns should he missing.
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Cranbrook Herald
Cranbrook, British Columbia, CA
Thu, Aug 22, 1918
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