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Complimentary DINNER by the CITIZENS OF ST. GEORGE TO The Soldier Boys
OF THE TOWN AND PARISH OF ST. GEORGE--2ND JULY+1919

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"We shall not sheathe the sword, which we have not lightly drawn, until Belgium recovers in full measure more than all that she has sacrificed;  until France is adequately secured against the menace of aggression; until the rights of the smaller nationalities of Europe are placed on an unassailable foundation; until the military dominion of Prussia is fully and finally destroyed.
"That is a great task, worthy of a great nation.  It means for its accomplishments that every man among us, old or young, rich or poor, learned or simple, should give what he has and do what he can."
                                                                                                    ASQUITH
                                                                                                                (at) The Lord Mayor's Banquet
                                                                                                                London, 9th November, 191?
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"Not knowing if they went to life or death.
 Not caring greatly, so that they were true
 To their own sleepless and unfaltering souls."
                        (drawing of a cross)
PTE. PALMER BAILEY
PTE. JOSEPH L. CLARK
WARRANT OFFICER PHILO DODDS
PTE.LEROY T. GOODEILL
PTE. CHARLES HENRY
PTE. SYVANUS MAHAR
PTE. FRED MCDOUGALL
PTE. SAM MATTHEWS
PTE. JOSEPH C. SPEAR
PTE. OTTY STEEN
PTE. ALFRED THORNE
PTE. HARRY WILCOX
SCT. FRED WOODBURY

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