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THE
DAILY
NEWS
VKS,
they're
proud
of
the
courage
and
spirit
1
;
thai
prompted
their
hoy
lo
volunteer
for
Overseas
service.
They
are
proud
of
the
G.S.
'
"
badge
that
lie
wears
on
his
arm;
the
badge
that
means
General
Service
anywhere
in
the
world.
Canada's
Army
needs
him
and
thousands
more
for
overseas
service,
needs
him
for
the
infaii-
"Every
soldier
wearing
khaki
is
to
be
pre-
.
pared
to
wear
it
where
required,
and
he
should
NOW
volunteer
to
do
so.
try,
heeause
it
is
the
infantry
that
must
go
in
(and
(inish
the
joh.
There's
no
time
to
delay.
It
will
lake
month
of
intensive
training
to
make
a
man
fighting
fit,
-ready
for
the
combat
duty.
So,
to-day,
now,
go
to
your
nearest
recruiting
office
and
volunteer
for
overseas
service
in
Canada's
Army,
"The
GS
badge
to
be
seen
on
the
left
sleeve
of
a
soldier's
uniform
is
the
hallmark
of
a
man'
Major-General
G.
R.
I'EAKKES,
v.c
gb.
d.s.o,
m.o,
G.O.C.-in-C,
Pacific
Command,
Vernon,
B.C.
21st
April,
1911
'
ma
The
G.S.
badge
on
the
arm
indicates
that
the
wearer
has
olunteeredg
Jt
for
general
service
on
any
battle
front,
anywhere
in
the
-world.
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