Saskatchewan and was sent to Sewell Camp (the name of the camp was changed later in 1915 to "Camp Hughes" in honour of Major-General Sir Sam Hughes
the division used telegraph poles along the railroad tracks as a warning to the partisans and others
his trade is listed as "Factory Hand" and he was officially diagnosed with "Spinal Caries" (AKA tuberculous spondylitis
(Medaglia Commemorativa della Marcia su Roma
he was employed with Continental Paper Products in Ottawa as a Machinist Apprentice for the next two and a half years (1926 to 1927)
Bulgaria, Kingdom. An Order Of Military Merit, I Class Grand Cross With War Decoration, C.1925 Auction Archive Saskatchewan and was sent to( ). Instituted in 1900. Type I with Imperial Crown Case. Hardshelled, the exterior with a red fabric covering on five sides and a black fabric bottom, inscribed " ", with the Imperial crown above and an open ended wreath of oak leaves and laurel leaves indicative of a War Decoration below the inscription on the lid, inside lid lined in white satin, the lining exhibiting the impressions of the once present Badge and Breast Star of the Order, raised