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107th Regiment Members
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107th Regiment Members

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            H.H. Bourne, of the Imperial Bank of Canada, returned last Monday from Victoria, where he has been taking the officers’ course for the past six weeks, under the military authorities.  He is a lieutenant in the 107th regiment.  Other members of the regiment taking the courses are Capt. Tisdale, Lieut. Hicks, Major Pollen and Capt. Davis, of Cranbrook, and Capt. Mallandaine, of Creston.  Capt. Tisdale and Lieut. Hicks are expected home this week.

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Title: 107th Regiment Members
Internal ID: 0052.0087
Medium: Newspaper
Date: March 18th 1915
Collection: 0052
City: Cranbrook, BC
People: Davis, Mallandaine, Tisdale, Hicks, Pollen, Bourne
Publisher: Cranbrook Herald
Pages: 3
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107th Regiment men from Cranbrook and area taking the officers' course return home.
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