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lost his life with the 7h Bn.
 
lost his life with the 7h Bn.
  
They say his foot was blown off + that he died of wounds.
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I have just heard also of the death of a friend of the Fowkes, young R.B. Butler formerly of 11th CMR.  His platoon commander has just told me the circumstances.  Young Butler was a scout & he was out with his officer on the outpost line when he was struck in the back by a small piece of shrapnel.  They thought nothing of it but later on when it got stiff & sore Butler put on his equipment & said he would go out & have it dressed.  He has died in hospital.  His officer McKinnon said he always thought the world of
  
I have just heard also of the death of a friend of the Fowkes, young R.B. Butler formerly of 11h CMR.  His platoon commander has just told me the circumstances.  Young Butler was a scout + he was out with his officer on the outpost line when he was struck in the back by a small piece of shrapnel.  They thought nothing of it but later on when it got stiff + sore Butler put on his equipment + said he would go out + have it dressed.  He has died in hospital. His officer McKinnon said he always thought the world of
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BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 2 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease to his brother, Lindley Crease, 1917.

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lost his life with the 7h Bn.

They say his foot was blown off & that he died of wounds.

I have just heard also of the death of a friend of the Fowkes, young R.B. Butler formerly of 11th CMR. His platoon commander has just told me the circumstances. Young Butler was a scout & he was out with his officer on the outpost line when he was struck in the back by a small piece of shrapnel. They thought nothing of it but later on when it got stiff & sore Butler put on his equipment & said he would go out & have it dressed. He has died in hospital. His officer McKinnon said he always thought the world of

BC Archives, MS-0055 Box 15 File 2 / CREASE FAMILY / Letters from Arthur Douglas Crease to his brother, Lindley Crease, 1917.