The Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan From the Prairies to the Trenches: Saskatchewan and the First World War Source List

Note: Sources are listed in the order of appearance in the videos. All records are from the Permanent Collection of the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan, unless otherwise noted.

Part 1: Saskatchewan and the First Months of World War One, June 1914 – February 1915

1 "Archduke Franz Ferdinand Assassination" (artist's rendering). Imperial War Museum. 2 Moose Jaw Evening Times, June 29, 1914. NP‐509. Microfilm R‐1.376/37. 3 Swift Current Sun, June 30, 1914. NP‐328. Microfilm R‐1.806/3. 4 Saskatchewan Courier, July 1, 1914. Microfilm R‐1.614/5. 5 Lumsden News‐Record, July 2, 1914. NP‐232. Microfilm R‐1.303/3. 6 Lloydminster Review, July 3, 1914. NP‐665. Microfilm S‐7.26/1a. 7 Le Patriote de l'Ouest, July 2, 1914. NP‐263. Microfilm R‐1.580/2. 8 Shellbrook Chronicle, July 4, 1914. NP‐6. Microfilm S‐7.76/2. 9 Morning Leader [Regina], July 1, 1914. NP‐241. Microfilm R‐1.618/71. 10 Craik Weekly News, August 27, 1914. NP‐21. Microfilm R‐1.125/3. 11 Dick Bird et al. Prairie History [unknown dates] (excerpt). Film R‐4005. 12 Morning Leader [Regina], June 30, 1914. NP‐241. Microfilm R‐1.618/70. 13 Moose Jaw Evening Times, July 27, 1914. NP‐509. Microfilm R‐1.376/38. 14 Regina Evening Leader, July 31, 1914. NP‐241. Microfilm R‐1.617/6. 15 Morning Leader [Regina], July 31, 1914. NP‐241. Microfilm R‐1.618/71. 16 Saskatoon Phoenix, August 4, 1914. NP‐244. Microfilm R‐1.768/30. 17 Grenfell Sun, August 6, 1914. NP‐33. Microfilm R‐1.204/8. 18 Morning Leader [Regina], August 3, 1914. NP‐241. Microfilm R‐1.618/72. 19 Lloydminster Review, August 7, 1914. NP‐665. Microfilm S‐7.26/1a. 20 Morning Leader [Regina], August 5, 1914. NP‐241. Microfilm R‐1.618/72. 21 Saskatchewan Courier, August 5, 1914. NP‐434. Microfilm R‐1.614/6. 22 Viscount Sun, August 7, 1914. NP‐374. Microfilm S‐7.142/2. 23 St. Peter's Bote, August 6, 1914. NP‐278. Microfilm R‐1.401/6. 24 Kindersley Clarion, August 6, 1914. NP‐45. Microfilm R‐1.251/3. 25 "Take up the sword of justice," [191?]. Poster XI.1. 26 "The Empire Needs Men!" [191?]. Poster XI.4. 27 "Militia Orders, 19th August 1914." A.C. Garner papers. R‐352, file III.5(i). 28 "Militia Order, 19th October 1914." A.C. Garner papers. R‐352, file III.5(i). 29 Morning Leader [Regina], August 1, 1914. NP‐241. Microfilm R‐1.617/7. 30 Saskatoon Phoenix, August 8, 1914. NP‐244. Microfilm R‐1.768/30.

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31 Grain Growers' Guide, November 4, 1914. PI‐145. Microfilm R‐2.161/7. 32 Battleford Press, August 27, 1914. NP‐262. Microfilm S‐7.39/5. 33 Prairie News [Govan], September 16, 1914. NP‐206. Microfilm R‐1.195/5. 34 "Farmers in fields of stooked wheat," [19‐?]. Photo R‐B60‐1. 35 Gordon Howard. Excerpt from Memoires of a Citizen Soldier, 1914‐1945. Gordon S. Howard papers. R‐858, file 3. 36 "27th Light Horse, Swift Current," 1914. Photos R‐B10196‐3 and R‐B10196‐2. 37 "Legion of Frontiersmen, August 1914, City Hall, Regina." Photo R‐B2978. 38 "Overseas Expeditionary Force Corps of Guides, Regina 1914." Photo R‐B4573. 39 "No. 12895, Victor Swanston" [photo]. Who Said War is Hell? Compiled by Yvonne and Ted Burgess. Saskatoon: Modern Press, 1983. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 40 "No. 12919, Ernest Swanston" [photo]. Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 41 "[Vic Swanston’s diary], Sept. 8, 1914" (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 42 Vic Swanston. [Letter to Bert], Aug. 1914. Victor Swanston scrapbook. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 18. 43 "5th Western Cavalry, 1st Canadian Contingent," 1914. Photo R‐B12693. 44 "[Vic Swanston’s diary], Sept. 27, 1914" (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 45 "Soldiers departing by train, 44th, 34th, and 46th Battalions" [191?]. Photo R‐B20471. 46 "Officer of 5th Battalion at Valcartier Training Camp, 1914." Photo R‐A10212‐1. 47 "Unidentified unit members preparing for inspection, Valcartier, Quebec, 1914." Photo R‐A10213‐3. 48 "Buglers at Camp Valcartier, Quebec, 1914, unit unidentified." Photo R‐A10212‐3. 49 "Sergeant, Valcartier, Quebec, 1914, unit unidentified." Photo R‐A10212‐4. 50 "Unidentified unit members preparing for inspection, Valcartier, Quebec, 1914." Photo R‐A10213‐2. 51 [Fred Gillespie interview] (excerpts). James L. McWilliams collection. R‐1481, Tape R‐1090. 52 "Soldier and bugle boy" [191?]. W.J. James Studio, Prince Albert. Photo R‐A1832. 53 "General view of the camp" [photo]. Memoires of a Citizen Soldier, 1914‐1945. Gordon S. Howard papers. R‐858, file 3. 54 "46th Battalion leaving from Regina" [191?]. Photo S‐A14133. 55 "Troops during training at Valcartier, 1914, possibly 5th Canadian Battalion." Photo R‐B7114. 56 "2nd Infantry Brigade Headquarters and 5th Battalion Nominal Roll" [p. 2]. Victor N. Swanston papers. R 41.4, file 4. 57 "Women's Land Service Corps" [191?]. Poster XI.14. 58 "Mrs. Patton," ca.1915. Photo R‐A6623‐1. 59 "Membership card for the Canadian Red Cross Society, 1914." Thomas B. Patton Family fonds. F‐218, file II [Mrs. Patton] – Personal Documents. 60 [Letter from Mrs. W.H.A. Hill], Sept 18, 1914. Thomas B. Patton Family fonds. F‐218, file II – Red Cross correspondence.

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61 [Red Cross Meeting poster.] Thomas B. Patton Family fonds. F‐218, file II – Red Cross miscellaneous. 62 "Patriotic sale of hay and wood at Broadview, Great War," ca.1914. Photo R‐A20379. 63 "Local Red Cross Society. Regina, Sask. Nov 20, 1914." Thomas B. Patton Family fonds. F‐218, file II – Red Cross financial statements. 64 "Belgian relief," 1914. Photo R‐B9524. 65 "Address delivered by Mrs. E. B. Patton, Regina, Dec 1st 1914" (excerpt). Thomas B. Patton Family fonds. F218, file II – Red Cross reports and speeches. 66 "Soldiers marching past Prince Albert Hall, ca. 1914." Photo S‐B12018. 67 "Regina troops leaving for WWI, in late 1914." Photo R‐B629. 68 "Soldiers leaving Saskatoon, Oct. 31, 1914." Photo R‐A23870. 69 "The Great War 1914 [ships postcard]." Photo R‐A10215‐1. 70 "Red Star Line Dinner Menu, SS Lapland, October 4th, 1914." Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 5. 71 "Arrival of Canadian troops in England, October 1914, taken from the SS Lapland." Photo R‐A10215‐2. 72 "Going into the trenches" [photo]. Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 73 "Soldier with rifle looking over sandbagged trench" [191?]. Photo R‐A28495‐36. 74 Lieut. C.H. Barraud. [Troops crossing bridge, 191?]. Artwork R‐D2205.

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Part 2: From Salisbury Plain to Flanders Fields, November 1914 to December 1915

75 Moose Jaw Evening Times, Oct. 24, 1914. Microfilm R‐1.376/39. 76 Kindersley Expositor, Sept. 10, 1914. Microfilm S‐7.30/23. 77 Saskatoon Phoenix, Dec. 16, 1914. Microfilm R‐1.768/31. 78 "Soldiers of the English army walking in a forest in northern France," 1915. Photo R‐A17208‐1. 79 "Canada's Rally to the Empire – Answering the Call of the Motherland," 1914. Photo R‐D1986. 80 [Soldiers in uniform relaxing outside, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.17. Photo album R‐B11319. 81 [Men at camp, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.23. Photo album R‐B11320. 82 "195th Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force, City of Regina, en route to England," [191?]. Photo R A17586‐2. 83 "Many soldiers on a troop ship, Great War, 1914." Photo R‐A19180. 84 T.L. Fuller. "Soldiers heading to Larkhill in 1915, marching past Stonehenge," 1915. 85 "Horse Lines, Salisbury Plain [England], 1914." Library and Archives Canada Photo PA‐022824. 86 "Salisbury Mud" [poem]. A Christmas Garland from the Front, 1915‐1916, p.42. Edited by Lieut. F.B. Bagshaw et al. London: Geo Pulman and Sons, Ltd., ca.1915. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 87 "Mounted Canadian troopers along flooded route, Amesbury to Salisbury," 1915. Photos R‐A10216‐1 and R‐A10216‐2. 88 "No. 12919, Ernest Swanston" [photo]. Who Said War is Hell? Compiled by Yvonne and Ted Burgess. Saskatoon: Modern Press, 1983. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 89 "No. 12895, Victor Swanston" [photo]. Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 90 "[Vic Swanston's diary], Nov. 11, 1914" (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 91 "Joseph F. McKay with some fellow officers," ca.1914. Photo R‐A19208. 92 [Five men in uniform with wine bottle, 191?] Gladys Matheson album, p.19. Photo album R‐B11319. 93 "Group of soldiers from Broadview seated at long tables outdoors, for lunch," [191?]. Photo R‐A20350. 94 [Soldiers in uniform relaxing outside, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.17. Photo album R‐B11319. 95 [Two lines of soldiers outside, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.74. Photo album R‐B11319. 96 [Soldiers in uniform relaxing outside, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.17. Photo album R‐B11319. 97 "[Vic Swanston's diary], Nov. 13, 1914" (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 98 [Three men in uniform sitting on bench outside, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.17. Photo album R‐B11319. 99 “Second Contingent, Military District no.10”, 1915 [photo]. Joseph F. McKay papers. R‐379, file I.43(d). 100 “First overseas contingent of engineers”, 1914. Photo R‐B4570. 101 "Leaving Moose Jaw for the War," [191?]. Photo R‐A32277‐1. 102 "46th Battalion leaving Moose Jaw for Camp Sewell," [191?]. Photo R‐A32277‐2. 103 Bert Thomas. "Goodbye Sonny" [illustration]. A Christmas Garland, 1915‐1916, p.71. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6.

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104 "Signs on train to boost morale of the Canadian Army troops," [191?]. Photo R‐B8803‐2. 105 "Lieutenant Robert Grierson Combe in uniform," [191?]. Photo GM‐PH‐1734. 106 [Attestation papers of Robert Grierson Combe], April 1915. Library and Archives Canada RG150, acc. 1992‐ 93/166, box 11000‐27. 107 "Combe on horseback, 1916." Photo R‐2006‐186. 108 "C.D. Richardson, MAC Gazette Staff, 1914" [photo]. University of Manitoba Archives. 109 [Attestation papers of Charles Douglas Richardson], October 1915. Library and Archives Canada, RG150, acc. 1992‐93/166, box 8242‐29. 110 "Charles Douglas Richardson graduation portrait, 1915." Archives of Manitoba MG6 D21. 111 [Muller family photograph], 1907. Neudorf Memories of Pioneer Roots, 1882‐1980, p.181. Compiled and Published by Neudorf History Book Executive, 1980. 112 [Attestation papers of Jacob Miller], December 1914. Library and Archives Canada, RG150, acc. 1992 93/166, box 6185‐53. 113 "Jacob Miller, 1917" [photo]. Neudorf Memories, 1882‐1980, p.183. 114 Morning Leader [Regina], April 19, 1915. Newspapers R‐N34. 115 Morning Leader [Regina], April 22, 1915. Newspapers R‐N34. 116 "Seven Red Cross nurses outdoors, 1916." Photo R‐A21759. 117 "Vic Swanston's diary, Aug. 19, 1914" (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 118 "Officers and trooper with mascot of 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry) 'Sergeant Bill' during Great War," [191?]. Photos R‐A10210‐1 and R‐A10210‐2. 119 "Officers, 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry)," [191?]. Photo R‐A10207. 120 [Billy the Goat standing with soldier (photo)]. A Christmas Garland, 1915‐1916, p.38. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 121 "Women's Land Service Corps," [191?]. Poster XI.14. 122 "Group of women at the 10th annual convention of the Women's Auxiliary," 1915. Photo R‐A19214. 123 Canadian Patriotic Fund, Saskatchewan Branch. "Contributions Received by the Saskatchewan Branch from the Inception of the Fund to June 30, 1916." From Saskatchewan Branch Report, p.14. Pamphlet file, European War: 1914‐1918. 124 "Hay Creek Homemakers Club," ca.1918. Photo R‐B9197. 125 Voluntary War Aid, Tommy's Helpers, Maryfield [account by Maggie Kay, Secretary‐Treasurer] (excerpt). St. John Ambulance Voluntary War Aid Association, Maryfield, Aug.12, 1915. R‐E350. 126 "Group of Lansdowne homemakers with socks knit for troops," [191?]. Photo R‐A8502. (Image retouched.) 127 Kindersley Clarion, Nov. 19, 1914. Microfilm R‐1.251/3. 128 "Ladies of the Red Cross Society at Oxbow," June 1917. Photo R‐A24552. 129 "The Parcel from Home" [photo]. Another Christmas Garland from the Front, 1916‐1917, p.25. Edited by Lieut. F.B. Bagshaw et al. London: Geo Pulman and Sons, Ltd., ca.1916. Victor N. Swanston papers. R 41.4, file 6. 130 Let Women Vote, [19??]. Canadian Suffragettes (website), accessed July 17, 2015, www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Canadian Suffragettes.

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131 Violet McNaughton, ca. 1920. Photo S‐B2042. 132 [Violet McNaughton interview] (excerpt). Trans‐Canada Matinee: Salute to Saskatchewan Women. CBC Radio Broadcast, [1956]. Tape R‐6334. 133 "Women's section, Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association board of directors [in front of First Baptist Church, Regina]," 1918. Photo R‐B4481. 134 "Women's Christian Temperance Union at district convention, ca.1913." Photo R‐A6139. 135 Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association, Women's Section. [List of officers and SGGA logo.] Year Book 1915. Pamphlet file, Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association. 136 "Three pioneer women in the Grain Growers' Association, 1914: Mrs. Violet McNaughton, Mrs. S.V. Haight and Mrs. Arthur Thompson." Photo R‐A8490. 137 "Violet McNaughton hauling water with horses, [1910‐1940]." Photo S‐B2048. 138 Morning Leader [Regina], April 30, 1915. Newspapers R‐N34. 139 Morning Leader [Regina], May 28, 1915. Newspapers R‐N34. 140 Women’s Franchise Petition (excerpt), 1913. Records of Saskatchewan Premier’s Office. R‐191, file 3.4. 141 Edgar Bundy. "Landing of the 1st Canadian Division at St. Nazaire," [191?]. Photo R‐D1457. 142 Canadian Expeditionary Force personnel and vehicles, [191?]. Photo R‐B11477‐1. 143 Jules Gervais‐Courtellemont. "Les Champs de bataille de la Marne, Paris," [1915]. First World War in Colour, by Peter Walther. Germany: Taschen Köln, 2014, p. 33. 144 Richard Jack. "The Second Battle of Ypres," [191?]. Artwork R‐D1454. 145 "Men Under Gas" [illustration]. Times History of the War Illustrated, 1915. Cited in Maple Leaf Up (website), accessed August 4, 2015, http://mapleleafup.tumblr.com/. 146 "Captain F.B. Bagshaw, 'Red Saskatchewans'," ca.1917. Another Garland from the Front, 1917‐1918, p.60. Edited by Capt. F.B. Bagshaw et al. London: Geo Pullman and Sons, Ltd., ca.1917. R‐E3190. 147 [Narration of Events by F.B. Bagshaw], April 22, 1915 (excerpt). Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 8. 148 "Gas attacks on the Somme" [1916]. Canadian War Museum 19700140‐077. 149 John Singer Sargent. "Gassed, 1919." Imperial War Museum art 1460. 150 "[Ern Swanston's diary], April 23, 1915" (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21, p.18. 151 Lieut. C.H. Barraud. "Evening at Ypres Poperinghe," [191?]. Drawing R‐D2196. 152 [Account of the Battle of Ypres], 1915 (excerpt). Robert H. Johnston diary. R‐E1753. 153 [Men loading stretcher onto ambulance, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p. 84. Photo album R‐B11319. 154 "[Ern Swanston's diary], April 24, 1915" (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 155 "The Ruins of Ypres" [photos]. Another Christmas Garland, 1916‐1917, pp.82‐83. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 156 Frank Brangwyn. "The Ruins of War," [191?]. Drawing R‐D2193. 157 Saskatoon Phoenix, April 28, 1915. Microfilm R‐1.768/32. 158 "Scene in France of the destruction during the First World War," [191?]. Photo R‐A1839‐3. 159 "Major General A.W. Currie, C.B." [photo]. A Christmas Garland, 1915‐1916, p.24. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6.

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160 [Narration of Events by Sgt. A.W. Currie], April 1915 (excerpt). Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 8. 161 Morning Leader [Regina], April 26, 1915. Newspapers R‐N34. 162 [List of killed, wounded and missing], April 25, 1915. F.B. Bagshaw diary, Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. pp.19‐20. R‐6, file 1. 163 "Casualties in 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade from April 22nd to May 6th, 1915." Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 8. 164 "F. Chapman Clemesha beside St. Julien War Memorial," ca. 1923. Photo R‐A17110. 165 "Model of Great War memorial by F. Chapman Clemesha," [192?]. Photo R‐A18046. 166 "War Memorial in Belgium," [192?]. Photo R‐D1378. 167 Jean Crankshaw. "The Brooding Soldier Memorial at Vancouver Corner," [2012]. 168 [Saskatchewan Legislative Building: Main Stairway Statue, Regina], 2015. Photo by the Provincial Archives (Image retouched.) 169 [Victoria Park Cenotaph, Regina], 2015. Photo by the Provincial Archives. 170 Richard Jack. [Canadian Artillery in Action, Great War (191?)]. Artwork R‐D1453. 171 "Festubert. Cross road showing ruins of the Church and the Dressing Station," [1919]. Library and Archives Canada photo PA‐004450. 172 "British soldiers pushing an ambulance car through the mud," [191?]. The Heritage of the Great War / First World War 1914‐1918 (website), www.greatwar.nl/frames/default‐weekpictures.html. 173 Morning Leader [Regina], April 27, 1915. Newspapers R‐N34. 174 "Graves on the Western Front," [1918]. Imperial War Museum negative E(AUS) 4945. 175 "General Sir Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia and Defence," ca. 1915. Library and Archives Canada Photo C 002468. 176 Festubert village during the War (Photo: Visa Paris, 166). World War One Battlefields (website), accessed July 17, 2015, www.ww1battlefields.co.uk/others/festubert.html. 177 "Trenches at Neuve Chappelle" [photo], ca.1915. The Red Watch, by J.A. Currie. Toronto: McClelland, Goodchild & Stewart Ltd., 1916, p. 84. 178 "Officers and trooper with mascot of 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry) 'Sergeant Bill' during Great War," [191?]. Photo R‐A10210‐1. 179 "Holding the Line" [photo]. Another Christmas Garland, 1916‐1917, p.28. Victor N. Swanston papers. R 41.4, file 6. 180 Dick Bird. This Generation: A Prairie Romance, [1932] (excerpt). Film R‐485. 181 Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. Early Farm Machinery, [1923?] (excerpt). Film R‐356. 182 Tisdale Recorder, April 2, 1915. NP‐78. Microfilm S‐7.89/2. 183 "March 1915, After Neuve Chapelle" [photo]. Another Christmas Garland, 1916‐1917, p.106. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 184 "Early Days" [photo]. Another Christmas Garland, 1916‐1917, p.105. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, File 6. 185 "A Bit of the Line. Corporal A. Michael (Killed in Action)" [photo]. Another Christmas Garland, 1916‐1917, p.102. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6.

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186 "Dugout ‐ Arras" [191?]. A.C. Garner papers. R‐352, file III.5(i). 187 Lieut. C.H. Barraud. "The Great Square Ypres," [191?]. Drawing R‐D2194. 188 [John McCrae in uniform], ca. 1914. William Notman and Son. Guelph Museum Photo M968.354.1.2x. 189 John McCrae. "In Flanders Fields" [handwritten], 1915. Osler Library of the History of Medicine, McGill Library Archives P073. 190 John McCrae. "In Flanders Fields," Dec. 8, 1915. Punch, p. 468.

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Part 3: Women’s Suffrage to the Somme, December 1915 – December 1916

191 "Map of the Western Front, 1914‐1918" [map ‐ retouched]. Wikimedia Commons (website), https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Western_front_1915 16.jpg&oldid=145360867 [accessed 2016‐01‐25]. 192 "Lille Gates, near Ypres," [191?]. Photo R‐A1839. 193 "28th Battalion, 2nd CEF," 1915. Photo R‐D650. 194 "195th Battalion, CEF. Camp Hughes, 1916." Photo R‐D591. 195 "65th Battalion, CEF," 1916. Photo by Lusk (Saskatoon). Photo R‐D793. 196 Frederick Villiers. "The Light of Peace in the Trenches on Christmas Eve," ca.1914. Illustrated London News, Jan. 9, 1915. 197 [A Christmas card from the First World War], 1915. Veterans Affairs Canada ‐ Christmas at the Front Photo Gallery (website), www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/those‐who‐served/christmas‐at‐the front/gallery#inline_content_modal_3562 [accessed 2015‐11‐25]. 198 "British and German Soldiers Arm‐in‐Arm Exchanging Headgear: A Christmas Truce between Opposing Trenches," ca.1914. Illustrated London News, Jan. 9, 1915. 199 "Vic Swanston’s diary. Christmas in the front line, 1915" (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? Compiled by Yvonne and Ted Burgess. Saskatoon: Modern Press, 1983. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 200 J. Simpson. "Pate de Foie Gras" (drawing), [191?]. Another Garland from the Front, 1916‐1917, p.86. Edited by Lieut. F.B. Bagshaw et al. London: Geo Pulman and Sons, Ltd., ca.1915. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 201 "British and German soldiers fraternising at Ploegsteert, Belgium, on Christmas Day 1914." Imperial War Museum Photo Q11745. 202 "Victor Swanston [sitting on sandbags]" (photo), [191?]. Who Said War is Hell? Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 21. 203 [Winter conditions in the Trenches, 191?]. A.C. Garner papers. R‐352, file III.5(i). 204 [Mule carrrying supplies along a waterlogged duckboard, 191?]. A.C. Garner papers. R‐352, file III.5(i). 205 "Major G. Pragnall, D. S. O., on his rounds" (photo retouched), [191?]. Another Garland, 1915‐1916, p.101. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 206 [Troops Fixing Bayonets in the Trenches, 191?]. (Accession R97‐328), Photo A‐1101‐7. 207 "In First Line Trenches," March 1915. Another Garland, 1915‐1916, p.100. Victor N. Swanston papers. R 41.4, file 6. 208 "Memorial service, Red Canadian Division, after Hill 70," August 1917. Photo R‐B7119. 209 Geoffrey Malins and John McDowell. The Battle of the Somme, 1916 (excerpt). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 191. 210 "Red Cross Work Right Among the Trenches" (photo), [ca.1915]. Morning Leader [Regina], April 15, 1915. Newspapers R‐N34. 211 C. R. W. Nevinson. "Twilight" (drawing), [ca.1915]. Another Garland, 1915‐1916, p.32. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 212 "A party of German prisoners bringing a wounded comrade along the Arras road," [191?]. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 12. Page 9

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213 [Funeral procession, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.82. Photo album R‐B11319. 214 [Grave Crosses with Gasmask hanging, 191?]. (Image retouched.) Photo R‐A23384‐1. 215 "At the Front," [191?]. Poster XI.2. 216 Saskatchewan Herald, Sept. 14, 1916. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 217 Saskatchewan Herald, July 27, 1916. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 218 Saskatchewan Herald, Oct. 12, 1916. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 219 Saskatchewan Herald, Sept. 14, 1916. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 220 Saskatchewan Herald, Sept. 21, 1916. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 221 Saskatchewan Herald, Nov. 2, 1916. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 222 Saskatchewan Herald, Sept. 28, 1916. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 223 Saskatchewan Herald, Oct. 26, 1916. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 224 "Métis settlement at mouth of Waterhen River on Beaver River," 1916. Photo R‐A9719. 225 [Group of Indians. 3rd from left (standing): Sam Swimmer; 5th from left (seated): John Weenie, 191?]. Photo R‐A8708. 226 "Indian Red cross meeting in front of agent's house and office, [File Hills, Saskatchewan]," [191?]. Photo R‐A5014. 227 "File Hills Indian agency Red Cross Society," ca.1915. Photo R‐A2167. 228 "Six File Hills Indian army recruits," 1915. Photo R‐A16. 229 "Broadview Indians contribution to the Patriotic Fund," 1916. Photo R‐A18785. 230 "Lan‐corp. Edwin Nokusis, Indian of File Hills Agency, Sept. 1915." Photo R‐A2151‐1. 231 [Unidentified Indian, in army uniform, 191?]. Photo R‐A8692. 232 "Chief Dreaver of Mistawasis Reserve," [191?]. Photo R‐A7665. 233 "Louis White in army uniform," [ca.1916]. Photo R‐A12142. 234 "Joe Bear and Fred McKay in uniform, before going overseas, Round Lake Mission" 1918. Photo R‐A27238. 235 [File Hills recruits, with parents], 1915. Photo R‐A2151‐3. 236 [Spencer repeating rifles in the hands of Métis scouts, 18??]. Photo R‐A2436. 237 [Unidentified Indian shooting a gun]. (Image retouched.) Photo S‐B2846. 238 [Métis guide]. Photo R‐B7072. 239 [Chipewyan Indians drying caribou meat], 1924. Photo R‐A15991. 240 [Unidentified Indian standing beside poles on which meat is hanging to dry.] Photo R‐A5672. 241 [Pte. Brass, of File Hills Agency], 1915. Photo R‐A2151‐2. 242 [File Hills Indian Colony Band, ca.1915]. Photo R‐A6595. 243 [File Hills Indian Colony Band, ca.1915]. Photo R‐A19. 244 [Pte. Brass, of File Hills Agency], 1915. Photo R‐A2151‐2. 245 [Attestation papers of Alexander Brass], January 1916. Library and Archives Canada, RG 150, acc. 1992‐ 93/166, box 1021‐29. 246 "Alex Decoteau," 1908. Photo R‐A17343. 247 [Attestation papers of Alexander De Coteau], April 1916. Library and Archives Canada, RG 150, acc. 1992‐ 93/166, box 2464‐4.

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248 [Alexander Decoteau, in police uniform, 19?]. Edmonton Police Service. 249 [Alexander Decoteau, ca.1910]. Edmonton Police Service. 250 [Running team for 1910 Olympics, including Alexander Decoteau.] Edmonton Police Service. 251 [Departure of 188th Battalion from armoury and railway station, Prince Albert, Sask.], June 1916. Photo R‐A4627‐3. 252 "Map: European Alliances, 1914" (image retouched). Wikimedia Commons (website), https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Map_Europe_alliances_1914‐en.svg [accessed 2016‐01‐25]. 253 Dick Bird. Nation Building in Saskatchewan: The Ukrainians, [ca.1921?] (excerpt). Film R‐327. 254 [German Immigrants, Halifax], 1902. Photo R‐A12674. 255 "Joseph Hendrich and his second wife," [19?]. Photo R‐B8823. 256 "Wedding of John Wiwcharuk and Helen Gulason," 1908. Photo R‐A20818. 257 "Grandmother, mother, and child of Insinger district," ca.1927. Photo R‐A3492. 258 "The Jacob Lowenberger family, [Mr. and Mrs. and seven children]," ca.1910. Photo R‐A12139. 259 Morning Leader [Regina], Sept. 12, 1916. Newspapers R‐N34. 260 "Jacob Miller, 1917" (photo). Neudorf Memories of Pioneer Roots, 1882‐1980, p.183. Compiled and Published by Neudorf History Book Executive, 1980. 261 [Main Street of Neudorf Sask., South West View], 1927. Neudorf Memories of Pioneer Roots [inside cover]. 262 Jacob Miller. Beyond My Grasp, p.4 (excerpt). Transcribed by Arnold Litzenberger. [1930?]. Microfilm 2.171. 263 [Men in uniform, sitting on bench outside, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.20. Photo album R‐B11319. 264 [Soldiers eating, 191?]. (Accession R97‐328), Photo A‐1011‐4. 265 Grain Growers' Guide, Aug. 25, 1914. Microfilm R‐1.161/7. 266 "Initiation of a Batallion," February 1915. Another Garland, 1915‐1916, p.100. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 267 "20000 Women Want the Vote." Morning Leader [Regina], May 18, 1915. Newspapers R‐N34. 268 "Board of directors, women's section, Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association," [191?]. Photo R‐B4484. 269 "Reasons Why Women Should Be Enfranchised," [191?]. Violet McNaughton papers. A‐1, file E‐18. 270 "Mrs. Osborne with Mrs. Violet McNaughton," ca.1920. Photo R‐A8826. 271 [Interprovincial Farm Women, Mrs. McNaughton seated on left, 19??]. Photo R‐B4485. 272 [Women's Christian Temperance Union at district convention, 1913?]. Photo R‐A6139. 273 [Erma Stocking, Zoe Haight, Mrs. McNeal, Mrs. McNaughton, Mrs. Flatt], 1914. Photo R‐B4482‐2. 274 [Clipping from Saskatoon Phoenix, ca.1915]. Violet McNaughton papers. A‐1, file E‐18. 275 [Cartoon entitled "The Vote Girl"], 1914. Photo R‐B10754. 276 "Violet McNaughton," ca.1920. Photo S‐B2043. 277 "Executive of the Women's section of the S.G.G.A.," 1915. Photo R‐A8489. 278 [Second gathering of the Womens' Grain Growers' Association, Regina, in front of Knox Presbyterian Church], 1915. Photo R‐B4480. 279 [Violet McNaughton, with Board of Directors, Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association, ca.1918]. Photo R‐B4486‐2. 280 [Walter Scott, First Premier of Saskatchewan, 1905 to 1916]. Photo R‐B3726.

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281 Women’s Franchise Petition (excerpt), 1916. Records of Saskatchewan Premier’s Office. R‐191, file 3.1. 282 Women’s Franchise Petition (excerpts), 1913. Records of Saskatchewan Premier’s Office. R‐191, file 3.4. 283 [Letter to Violet McNaughton from Premier Walter Scott], 1916. Violet McNaughton papers. A‐1, file E‐18. 284 "Women Receive The Vote From Scott Government At Memorable St. Valentine's Day Assembly." Morning Leader [Regina], Feb. 15, 1916. Newspapers R‐N34. 285 [Erma Stocking, Zoe Haight, Mrs. McNeal, Mrs. McNaughton, Mrs. Flatt], 1914. Photo R‐B4482‐1. 286 "Equal Suffrage Lists Will Be Given to House." Morning Leader [Regina], Feb. 22, 1916. Newspapers R‐N34. 287 "Votes for Women [cartoon from Grain Growers' Guide, 191?]," 1948. Photo R‐A369‐2. 288 [Cartoon depicting the fall of "King Booze" in Saskatchewan, 191?]. Photo R‐A19421. 289 [St. Eloi craters (composite image).] Aerial photograph from "Die 'St. Eloi‐Stellung' am 1," April 1916. Wikimedia Commons (website), https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:RJB18_ _St_Eloi.jpg&oldid=162129319 [accessed 2016‐01‐27]. Overlay from "Map, St. Eloi area," [191?]. Canada In Flanders, vol.2, by Lord Max Aitken Beaverbrook. Toronto: Hodder and Stoughton, 1918. 290 "Mine Explosion" (photo), [ca.1915]. Canadian War Records photo. Another Garland, 1915‐1916, p.24. Victor N. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 291 "Abbey of the Mount St‐Eloi bombarded by the Germen," ca.1914. Photo R‐A19343‐3. 292 "St. Eloi Craters, Aerial Photograph," [1916]. Library and Archives Canada, Photo C043979. 293 [German 5.9 Exploding, Mericourt Sector, France, 191?]. (Accession R97‐328), Photo A‐1011‐14. 294 Battleford Press, April 13, 1916. Microfilm S‐7.39/6. 295 [Group photo of 28th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF)], 1920. Photo R‐B10253. 296 "St. Eloi Craters, 4 April 1916" (map) [191?]. In CEF 1914‐1919: Official History of the Canadian Army in the First World War, by Col. G. W. L. Nicholson. Ottawa: Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, 1962. Map 3. 297 "St. Eloi Crater," [1916]. Canadian War Museum, CWM 20020045‐2465. 298 "Lieutenant Robert Grierson Combe in uniform," [191?]. Photo GM‐PH‐1734. 299 [Medical leave papers for Lieut. R.G. Combe], July 18, 1916. Veterans Affairs Canada ‐ Canadian Virtual War Memorial (website), www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/memorials/canadian‐virtual‐war memorial/detail/1566529 [accessed 2015‐09‐17]. 300 [German soldiers killed by artillery lie in trenches demolished during the Battle of Mont Sorrel, 1916]. Library and Archives Canada, Photo PA‐000186. 301 "The Battle of Mount Sorrel Map, 2‐13 June, 1916" (map). CEF 1914‐1919. Map 4. 302 [Scenes in France, during the First World War, 191?]. Photo R‐A1839‐1. 303 "Base Company, 28th Battalion," [191?]. Second Contingent, Military District no.10. Joseph F. McKay papers. R‐379, file I.43(d). 304 "Officers, No. 1 Company, 28th Battalion," [191?]. Second Contingent. Joseph F. McKay papers. R‐379, file I.43(d). 305 "Officers, No. 2 Company, 28th Battalion," [191?]. Second Contingent. Joseph F. McKay papers. R‐379, file I.43(d). 306 [Explosion, 191?]. (Accession R97‐328), Photo A‐1011‐13.

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307 "Over the Top," [191?]. Canadian War Records photo. The Times History of the War, vol. XVI, p.281. London: The Times Printing House, 1918. 308 "Lt.‐General Sir Arthur W. Currie" (photo), [191?]. Canadian War Records photo. Another Garland From the Front, 1917‐1918, p.10. Edited by Lieut. F.B. Bagshaw et al. London: Geo Pulman and Sons, Ltd., ca.1917. R‐E3190. 309 [Empty battlefield, with remnants of trees, 191?]. (Accession R97‐328), Photo A‐1011‐51. 310 "C.D. Richardson, MAC Gazette Staff, 1914" [photo]. University of Manitoba Archives. 311 "Desmond St. early 1900s."Grit and Growth: the Story of Grenfell, p.117. Compiled by A. I. Yule. Grenfell Historical Committee, 1980. 312 Charles Douglas (“Dick”) Richardson. [Letter to Edna Chapman, April 28, 1916]. Archives of Manitoba. Edna M. Chapman Robinson fonds, MG6 D21. 313 Charles Douglas (“Dick”) Richardson. [Letter to Edna Chapman, April 28, 1916] (excerpt). Transcribed by Jaqueline Molaro, 1996. R‐E4571. 314 Kenneth Forbes. "The Defense of Sanctuary Wood" (artwork), [191?]. Canadian War Museum, Beaverbrook Collection of War Art, CWM‐19880266‐001. 315 [Patching up the 'Pipped', 191?]. (Accession R97‐328), Photo A‐1011‐12. 316 [Row of empty hospital beds, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.19. Photo album R‐B11319. 317 Morning Leader [Regina], Sept. 23, 1916. Newspapers R‐N34. 318 "The Battles of the Somme, July‐November 1916" (map). CEF 1914‐1919. Map 5. 319 "Leader of the British Forces congratulates Canadians," [191?]. Souvenir: New Exhibition of Canadian War Photographs in Colour, p.14. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 12. 320 "A Frise sluice bridge by which the troops got into the village," ca.1914. Photo R‐A17191. 321 "Ruins of the City of Albert," [191?]. The Albert Booklet. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 9. 322 "Ruins of Albert Cathedral," [191?]. The Albert Booklet. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 9. 323 "A ruined street in Albert," [191?]. The Albert Booklet. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 9. 324 "The Leaning Virgin of Albert," [191?]. The Albert Booklet. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 9. 325 [Group photo of 46th Battalion, C Company, in Moose Jaw, Sask.], 1915. Photo R‐B7809. 326 "Going into the trenches," [191?]. (Accession R93‐382), unprocessed photos. 327 Frank Brangwyn. "The Ruins of War," [191?]. Artwork R‐D2192. 328 "Stretcher‐bearers, near Lens," [191?]. A.C. Garner papers. R‐352, file III.5(i). 329 Harold Emery. "Just an incidence on the Somme Front," ca.1975. James L. McWilliams collection. R‐1481, file II.13. 330 "Stretcher‐bearers under fire," [191?]. The Times History of the War, vol. XV, p.238. London: The Times Printing House, 1918. 331 Alfred Bastien. [Dressing Station in the Field, Arras, 1918] (painting). Artwork R‐D1456. 332 [Canadian soldiers walking down the road, one injured, 191?]. Souvenir, p.16. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 12. 333 [A Counter Attack in the Snow, 191?]. The Times History of the War, vol. XII, p.96. London: The Times Printing House, 1917.

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334 "British troops moving forward over shell‐pitted ground," [191?]. The Times History of the War, vol. XV, p.95. 335 [Stuck in the Mud, 191?]. The Times History of the War, vol. XII, p.381. 336 [Soldiers marching in a muddy field, 191?]. Photo R‐B14135. 337 [Armed soldiers marching through a muddy field, 191?]. Photo R‐B14130. 338 "Hand‐to‐hand fighting, at Gavrelle Mill," [191?]. The Times History of the War, vol. XV, p.58. 339 Fred Varley. "For What?" (artwork), [191?]. Canadian War Museum, Beaverbook Collection of War Art, CWM‐19710261‐0770. 340 "Burial Ground at the Somme," [ca.1916]. Canadian War Museum, CWM‐19920085‐749. 341 "46th Battalion C. E. F. on the march, Camp Sewell 1915." Photo R‐A32275. 342 [Four men sitting around table playing cards, 191?]. Photo R‐A9945. 343 [Temperance Pledge ‐‐ cover photo of the Canadian Prohibition Reciter, 1874]. Photo R‐A9944‐1. 344 Humboldt Journal, Dec. 7, 1916. Microfilm S‐7.40/3. 345 Morning Leader [Regina], Dec. 12, 1916. Newspapers R‐N34. 346 Wadena Herald, Dec. 14, 1916. Microfilm S‐7.146/5. 347 [Cartoon entitled "Booze On The Run In Saskatchewan," 1915]. Photo R‐B10109. 348 Prairie Farm and Home, Jan. 3, 1917. Microfilm R‐1.620/2. 349 Dick Bird. Nation Building in Saskatchewan: The Ukrainians, [ca.1921?] (excerpt). Film R‐327. 350 [The Canadian Northern train from Rosthern to Prince Albert], 1917. Photo S‐B4687. 351 [Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Shepherd and others on their farm], 1913. Photo R‐B10419. 352 [Plowing with horses, near Ridgedale, Sask.], ca.1915. Photo S‐B9142. 353 Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. Early Farm Machinery, [1923?] (excerpt). Film R‐356. 354 "Canada's Grain Cannot Be Sold Unless You Buy Victory Bonds," [191?]. Poster XII.29. 355 "British and German Wounded, waiting to be evacuated." The Times History of the War, vol. XVIII, p.95. London: The Times Printing House, 1919. 356 Edgar Rossie. Victory Loan Parade, 1917 (excerpt). VTR‐9184. 357 "Back Him Up: Victory Bonds," [191?]. Poster XII.28. 358 "Help to Defeat the 'Grimmest Menace That Ever Threatened this Country'," [191?]. Poster XII.3. 359 Wadena Herald, Jan. 6, 1916. Microfilm S‐7.146/5. 360 [People attending demonstrations on Better farming train], 1920. Photo R‐A137‐10. 361 "This Year, Canada Must Save 12,000,000 Bushels of Wheat…" [191?]. Poster XI.19. 362 "Facilitons la vente de nos produits en souscrivant à l'emprunt de la victoire [Let's make it easier to sell our goods by subscribing to the Vicory Loan]," [ca.1918]. Poster XII.27. 363 Landis Record, Dec. 21, 1916. Microfilm S‐7.69/1. 364 "Do Not Waste Food: Use Perishable Food, Eat More Fish," [191?]. Poster XI.21. 365 [Production and thrift article, from The Saskatchewan Farmer, ca.1916]. Photo R‐A19417. 366 [Group of harvest workers sitting on a wagon piled with hay], 1914. Photo R‐A19745. 367 "Our Export Trade is Vital," [191?]. Poster XII.11.

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368 [Charge of Canadians near Ypres, 191?]. The Times History of the War, vol. IX, p.372. London: The Times Printing House, 1916. 369 Geoffrey Malins and John McDowell. The Battle of the Somme, 1916 (excerpt). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 191. 370 [S.O. Holden's outfit, Indian Head ‐ machinery in background, 1910?]. Photo R‐A4847. 371 "National Service [Registry]." Kindersley Clarion, Dec. 21, 1916. NP‐45. Microfilm R‐1.251/3. 372 "Enroll Today for National Service," [191?]. Poster XI.3.

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373 "The Nation is Fighting for its Life: All Men Should Enroll for National Service," [191?]. Poster XI.6. 374 "Have You A Reason or Only An Excuse for Not Enlisting?" [191?]. Poster XI.5. 375 "Robert Laird Borden," [c1911‐1920]. William Melville Martin fonds, F 671. Photo R‐B4532. 376 "500,000 Men Called For!" The Wadena Herald, January 1, 1916, p.1. Microfilm S‐7.146/5. 377 "B. Co[mpany], 243rd Batt[allion], C.E.F., Camp Hughes," ca.1916. City Art Studio (Prince Albert). Photo R‐D589. 378 "C. Co[mpany], 226th Batt[allion], C.E.F., Camp Hughes," ca.1916. Bryant's Studio. Photo R‐D590. 379 "Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland" (map), [1917]. Canada's First World War Experience (website), http://vimyridgehistory.com/wp‐content/gallery/maps‐of‐canada/. Accessed 2016‐02‐16. 380 "Sir Wilfrid Laurier speaking in a public building," [191?]. Photo R‐B4503. 381 "Société St. Jean‐Baptiste de Willow Bunch," [19?]. Photo R‐A3440. 382 [Liboiron family and friends in front of the pioneer house and farm machinery], ca.1910. Jean Liboiron collection, F 496. Photo R‐A19700. 383 [Adults and children outside thatched houses, 19?]. Major Charles A. Bradbrooke fonds, F 70. Photo R‐A23072. 384 "Some Slackers Have Enlisted ̶ Will You?" The Saskatchewan Herald (Battleford), May 1, 1917, p. 1. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 385 The Prairie Times (Dodsland), November 10, 1917, p.1. Microfilm S‐7.44/1. 386 "He's On Active Duty, Wiping Something off a Slate" [front of card to Victor Swanston, 191?]. Victor N. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 5. 387 [Mr. Beauchang, Rev. Calder, a woman and two girls seeing James off to England during World War I, 191?]. Photo R‐A21372. 388 [Sleigh drawn by a team of horses], ca.1905. Myles Kinney collection, F 451. Photo R‐B12483. 389 [Settlers at Notre Dame d'Auvergne, men, women and children beside two wagons on the open prairie"], ca.1910. Jean Liboiron collection, F 496. Photos R‐A19713‐3 and R‐A19713‐1. 390 "Buy Victory Bonds for Industrial Expansion," [191?]. Poster XII.13. 391 "Rien à faire ̶ sans l'emprunt de la victoire," [191?]. Poster XII.26. 392 "Anti‐conscription parade at Victoria Square," 1917. Library and Archives Canada, Photo C‐006859. 393 "No‐Conscription Riots in Quebec and Montreal." The Morning Leader (Regina), May 25, 1917, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 394 [Threshing in Moose Jaw, ca.1916]. Photo R‐B4080. 395 "Reaping," [19?]. In Regina [booklet]. Canada Drug and Book Company, ca.1907. Photo R‐A8964‐11. 396 "Ploughing," [19?]. In Regina [booklet]. Photo R‐A8964‐10. 397 "Threshing," [19?]. In Regina [booklet]. Photo R‐A8964‐12. 398 "The Call of the Land" (illustration). The Morning Leader (Regina), February 17, 1917, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 399 "Buy Victory Bonds," [191?]. Poster XII.23. 400 "Le convention de Winnipeg se prononce contre la conscription et appuie sir Wilfred Laurier." Le Patriote de l'Ouest (Prince Albert), August 15, 1917, p.1. Microfilm R‐1.580/3. Page 16

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401 "The Military Service Act: Its Meaning and Effect." Pamphlet file, European War: 1914‐1918. 402 "Trooping of colours, 210th Batt[alion], Moose Jaw," [191?]. Sutton Photo Studio. Photo R‐A12795‐9 403 [Winter on Canadian Front showing barbed wire covered with frost, February 1918]. Library and Archives Canada, Photo PA‐002536. 404 "The Western Front, 1917‐1918" (map). In The Story of the Great War: History of the European War from Official Sources, vol. VII, p.11. New York: P.F. Collier and Son Company, 1919. 405 [Two Canadian soldiers having a pillow fight on a wooden horse, ca.1914]. Photo R‐A14137. 406 [Canadians Relax Behind the Lines, playing cards, 191?]. In Souvenir: New Exhibition of Canadian War Photographs in Colour, p.3. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers, R‐6, file 12. 407 [Members of the 95th Saskatchewan Rifles on the training field in rifle pits, ca.1914]. Photo S‐B12013. 408 Lt. Ernest Brooks. [Scene at a German trench, September 1916]. Imperial War Museum Photo Q1165. 409 [Kaiser Wilhelm II (centre) studying maps with Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg (left) and General Erich Ludendorff (right)], 1916. German official photograph. Imperial War Museum Photo Q23746. 410 "Gun on the Deck of a U‐Boat," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XIII, p.39. London: The Times Printing House, 1917. 411 "A vessel being struck by a torpedo," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. VII, p.460. 412 "U‐Boat compelled by gun‐fire from an armed auxiliary to submerge," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XIII, p.62. 413 "Crew Dropping from the Wreck," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XIII, p.46. 414 "A British Patrol Boat," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XIII, p.38. 415 "America Enters War Today," in The Morning Leader (Regina), April 6, 1917, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 416 "The Canadian Expeditionary Corps on the Western Front, 1915‐1918." Canadian War Museum, map collection. 417 Jules Gervais‐Courtellemont. "General Nivelle" (photo) [191?]. In First World War in Colour, by Peter Walther, p.137. Germany: Taschen Köln, 2014. 418 Jean‐Baptiste Tournassoud. "French soldiers in a parody of domesticity," (photo) [191?]. In First World War in Colour, p.60. 419 "Flanders 1917" (map). In CEF 1914‐1919: Official History of the Canadian Army in the First World War, by Col. G. W. L. Nicholson, sketch 43. Ottawa: Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, 1962. 420 "Beyond Vimy, the Douai Plain," [1917]. Canadian War Museum, CWM 19920085‐244. 421 [65th Overseas Battalion], 1916. Photo R‐D793. 422 "Hand‐to‐hand fighting, at Gavrelle Mill," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XV, p.58. London: The Times Printing House, 1918. 423 [General Staff, Canadian Corps, with Commander Lieut. Gen. Sir Arthur W. Currie, K.C.B., Passchendale], November 1917. Photo R‐B7110. 424 [Large‐scale model trench], ca.1918. Canadian War Museum, CWM 19930065‐518. 425 "General Sir Arthur Currie […] and General MacBrien with other officers during a training exercise, September 1917." Canadian official photograph. Imperial War Museum, Photo CO1970. 426 [Map Illustrating Plan of Attack on Vimy Ridge, 9th April 1917.] Library and Archives Canada, map NMC111121.

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427 [Members of the Australian Heavy Artillery capping 8 inch shells with '106' fuses], October 1917. Australian official photograph. Australian War Memorial (website), www.awm.gov.au/collection/. Accessed 2016‐04‐19. Photo E02102. 428 "60‐Pounders in action," [ca.1918]. Canadian War Museum, CWM 19930012‐435. 429 "Vimy Ridge, 9‐12 April, 1917." In CEF 1914‐1919, map 7. 430 "German shells bursting at Ypres," [191?]. Australian official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. XV, p.89. 431 "Digging a Drain," [191?]. British official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. XVI, p.41. London: The Times Printing House, 1918. 432 "With the British on the Somme," ca.1916. British official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. X, p.100. London: The Times Printing House, 1917. 433 "British Cyclists Corps on a snow‐covered road in France," ca.1916. In The Times History of the War, vol. VII, p.275. 434 "A Gun Position in the Snow" [191?]. New Zealand official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. XVII, p.368. London: The Times Printing House, 1918. 435 [Group photo of the 46th Battalion's medical Staff, taken in France], 1917. Swanston papers, R‐41.4. Photo R‐ A14125. 436 Robert George Kentner. [Vimy Ridge account] (excerpts transcribed from audio). James L. McWilliams collection, R‐1481. Tape R‐1189. 437 "Royal Field Artillery going forward," [191?]. British official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. XVII, p.391. 438 Geoffrey Malins and John McDowell. The Battle of the Somme, 1916 (excerpt). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 191. 439 Stephen Snider. "Vimy Ridge" (artwork). In The Legion Magazine, March 1, 2007. 440 William I. Castle. [29th Infantry Battalion advancing over "No Man's Land", during the battle of Vimy Ridge], April 1917. Library and Archives Canada Photo PA‐001086. 441 "A mine crater on the Somme," [191?]. British official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. X, p.115. 442 "Smashing wire before an advance," [191?]. Canadian official photograph. Bagshaw papers, R‐6, file 10(e). 443 "The Triangle," [191?]. Photo R‐B7806‐5. 444 Brooke, John W. (Lt.). [Dead German soldiers in captured German trench, near Guillemont, August 1916]. Imperial War Museum, Photo Q4217. 445 [Portrait of Victor Swanston in uniform, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐ 382). 446 "Vic's Diary. April 10, 1917" (excerpt). In Who Said War is Hell? p.41. Compiled by Yvonne and Ted Burgess. Saskatoon: Modern Press, 1983. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 447 "[Vic's Diary] April 11, 1917" (excerpt). In Who Said War is Hell? p.41. R‐41.4, file 21. 448 "Shell‐Crater Outside Verdun," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. X, p.453. 449 Brooke, John W. (Lt.). [Water cart stuck in the mud, at St Eloi, 11 August 1917]. Imperial War Museum, Photo Q5943. 450 "Wounded at Arleux," [ca.1917]. In Another Garland From the Front, 1917‐1918, p.62. Edited by Lieut. F.B. Bagshaw et al. London: Geo Pulman and Sons, Ltd., ca.1917. R‐E3190.

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451 [5th Canadian Battalion, with mascot], ca.1916. Photo R‐B7112. 452 The Morning Leader (Regina), April 17, 1917, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 453 [H. M. King George and General Byng on an inspection tour], ca.1916. A.C. Garner papers, R‐352. Photo R‐ B9872‐1. 454 [Names of Canadian soldiers on crosses, 191?]. Hugh D. Adams fonds, F 519. Photo R‐A32932. 455 "C.D. Richardson, MAC Gazette Staff, 1914" (photo). University of Manitoba Archives. 456 Frank Whiting. [Letter to Mrs. B.P. Richardson], May 8, 1917 (excerpts). Transcribed by Jaqueline Molaro, 1996. R‐E4571. 457 Richard Jack. "The Taking of Vimy Ridge, Easter Monday 1917," 1919. Canadian War Museum, CWM 19710261‐0160. 458 [Tank In Action, Somme Front], 1916. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 459 "An advanced dressing station under shellfire," [191?]. British official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. XVIII, p.94. London: The Times Printing House, 1919. 460 [Chemin des Dames, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 461 Frederick Thwaites Bush (Lt.). "A Cemetery on Vimy Ridge," [191?]. Canadian War Museum, CWM 19710261‐ 0116. 462 [Group photo of personnel, Quartermaster stores, Captain A.A.E. Batchelor, M.C., Commander, 191?]. Photo R‐A10206. 463 [Soldiers lined‐up, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album, p.14. Photo album R‐B11319. 464 [Soldiers in hospital beds, 191?]. Matheson, p.15. Photo album R‐B11319. 465 [Richardson family photograph, 19?]. C.D. Richardson papers, (Accession 2016‐003), unprocessed photos. 466 "A Stranded Tank," [191?]. British official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol.XVII, p.92. 467 "Prisoners awaiting their rations," [191?]. British official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. XV, p.68. 468 [Debris in Valenciennes, 191?]. In Souvenir, p.14. R‐6, file 12. 469 "Lieutenant Robert Grierson Combe," [191?]. Photo GM‐PH‐1734. 470 [Victoria cross, front and reverse sides, 201?]. Photos, Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. 471 The London Gazette, June 27, 1917, p.1. 472 [Victoria Cross citation for Lt. Robert Combe] (excerpt). Transcript from Canadian Virtual War Memorial (website), www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/memorials/canadian‐virtual‐war‐memorial. Veterans Affairs Canada. Accessed 2015‐08‐31. 473 "First platoon to enter Valenciennes from the west, dashing towards the canal," 1918. Photo R‐B14133. 474 [Lt. Combe on horseback, 191?]. (Accession 2006‐186). 475 James Quinn. [Portrait of Lt. Robert G. Combe, in uniform], ca.1918. Photo, Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. 476 "South Saskatchewan 46th (overseas) Battalion in Reserves at Brewery at Lacollet 1917," 1917. McWilliams collection, R‐1481. Photo R‐B14132. 477 "Major General A.W. Currie, C.B." (photo). A Christmas Garland from the Front, 1915‐1916, p.24. Edited by Lieut. F.B. Bagshaw et al. London: Geo Pulman and Sons, Ltd., ca.1915. Swanston papers. R‐41.4, file 6. 478 "128th Batt[alion] C.E.F. leave for the front, Aug. 10, 1916, Camp Hughes." Photo R‐A21114. 479 [Portrait of Victor Swanston, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382).

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480 "Vic's Diary, May 10, 1917" (excerpt). In Who Said War is Hell? pp.41‐42. R‐41.4, file 21. 481 [Joseph F. McKay (in uniform) on leave paddling in a punt at Oxford, 191?]. J.F. McKay papers, R‐379. Photo R‐ A19207. 482 Bruce Barnsfather. "Keeping His Hand In" (illustration), [191?]. In "The Bystanders": Fragments from France, p.19. London, ca.1918. R‐41.4, file 3. 483 [Joseph F. McKay with some fellow officers], ca.1914. McKay, R‐379. Photo R‐A19208. 484 "Bomber" (illustration). In Songs of the Trenches, by Gloomy Vic [Victor Swanston], p.15. Swanston papers, R‐ 41.4, file 19. 485 [Soldiers outdoors, 191?]. Matheson, p.15. Photo album R‐B11319. 486 Victor Swanston. "Bennie" (poem), 1917. In Songs of the Trenches, p.19. Swanston papers, R‐41.4. 487 T.C. Fuller. [Vic standing with another man outdoors, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 488 [Soldiers on train, 191?]. (Accession R97‐328), photo A‐1011‐06. 489 Inglis Sheldon Williams. [Canadians arriving at the Rhine, 1918‐19]. Artwork R‐D1458. 491 [Men of the 5th Battalion outdoors, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐ 382). 490 "Officers for 1906 Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire." Photo R‐D1652. 492 [Second gathering of the Women’s' Grain Growers' Association, Regina, in front of Knox Presbyterian Church], 1915. Photo R‐B4480. 493 "Her first vote" (illustration). The Morning Leader (Regina), December 12, 1916, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 494 Annie Gell, "Women Must Unite to Clear Saskatchewan of Political Debauchery." The Non‐Partisan Leader, June 13, 1917, p.2. Microfilm S‐7.226/1. 495 "Lest we forget!" (illustration). The Morning Leader (Regina), June 25, 1917, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 496 "What attitude shall women of province take in our politics." The Non‐Partisan Leader, May 16, 1917, p.268. Microfilm S‐7.226/1. 497 [Group photo of the officers for the I.O.D.E.], 1906. Photo R‐D1652. 498 [Erma Stocking, Zoe Haight, Mrs. McNeal, Mrs. McNaughton, Mrs. Flatt], 1914. Photo R‐B4482‐2. 499 "Discing with Farm of C.A. Puffer, Govan, Sask.," [191?]. Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. Photo R‐ A112. 500 "Fat Chance for You, Mr. Farmer" (illustration). The Non‐Partisan Leader, May 16, 1917, p.263. Microfilm S‐ 7.226/1. 501 "Women's Place in the New Political Reform." The Non‐Partisan Leader, May 30, 1917, p.297. Microfilm S‐ 7.226/1. 502 The Non‐Partisan Leader, June 13, 1917, p.9. Microfilm S‐7.226/1. 503 Regina Daily Post, May 9, 1917. 504 "Emily Murphy, ca.1910s" (photo). Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emily_Murphy_c1917.jpeg. Accessed 2017‐03‐20. 505 "Clean out the pig pen" (illustration). The Non‐Partisan Leader, 1917. Microfilm S‐7.226/1. 506 [Mrs. S.V. Haight, 19?]. Photo S‐B5490. 507 "Three pioneer women in the Grain Growers' Association, 1914: Mrs. Violet McNaughton, Mrs. S.V. Haight and Mrs. Arthur Thompson." Photo R‐A8490.

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508 "Mrs. S.V. Haight of Keeler First Woman Candidate." The Non‐Partisan Leader, June 20, 1917, p.11. Microfilm S‐7.226/1. 509 "The Peoples' Platform" (illustration). The Morning Leader (Regina), January 25, 1917, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 510 [Violet McNaughton with Board of Directors, Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association, ca.1918]. Photo R‐ B4486‐2. 511 "Hay Creek Homemakers Club," ca.1918. Photo R‐B9197. 512 [John T. Cook's threshing crew, ca.1918]. Photo R‐A15344‐1 513 "National Suffrage League to be formed at Dominion session." The Morning Leader (Regina), October 14, 1916, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 514 "Dominion franchise is asked by Regina women in memorial prepared for Premier Borden." The Morning Leader (Regina), December 19, 1916, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 515 M.A. Laughton and Nellie McClung (Federal Franchise Committee). [Letter to Violet McNaughton], March 28, 1917. Violet McNaughton papers, A‐1, file E‐18. 516 M.A. Laughton and Nellie McClung (Federal Franchise Committee). [Letter to Violet McNaughton], ca.1916. McNaughton papers, A‐1, file E‐18. 517 Cyril Jessop. "Nellie McClung" [ca.1905‐1922]. Library and Archives Canada photo PA‐030212. 518 "Violet McNaughton," ca.1920. Photo S‐B2043. 519 [Lillian Beynon Thomas portrait, ca.1935]. Archives of Manitoba, Personalities, L.B.1. Archives of Manitoba, N19359. 520 Lillian B. Thomas. [Letter to Violet McNaughton], December 21, 1916 (excerpt). McNaughton papers, A‐1, file E‐18. 521 [Erma Stocking, Zoe Haight, Mrs. McNeal, Mrs. McNaughton, Mrs. Flatt], 1914. Photo R‐B4482‐1. 522 "Women's Christian Temperance Union at district convention, ca.1913." Photo R‐A6139. 523 [Interprovincial Farm Women, Mrs. McNaughton seated on left, 19??]. Photo R‐B4485. 524 "Women's section, Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association board of directors [in front of First Baptist Church, Regina]," 1918. Photo R‐B4481. 525 "I.O.D.E. Favor the Conscription of Not Only Man‐Power But for Money, Labour and Service of All." The Morning Leader (Regina), June 1, 1917, p.6. Newspapers R‐N34. 526 "Women, Except Soldiers' Near Kin will not be entitled to vote next election." The Prairie News (Govan), September 13, 1917, p.1. Microfilm R‐1.195/6. 527 "No Vote for Austrians or Germans." The Watrous Signal, September 9, 1917, p.1. Microfilm S‐7.199/3. 528 "Who would be a Conscientious Objector?" The Saskatchewan Herald (Battleford), September 6, 1917, p.1. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 529 Lillian Myers. [Letter to Violet McNaughton], October 23, 1917 (excerpts). McNaughton papers, A‐1, file E‐18. 530 Canada, Military Service Council. "Military Service Act, 1917." Pamphlet file, European War: 1914‐1918. 531 [Sir Robert Borden addresses the men of a Canadian Infantry Battalion from his car, 191?]. In Souvenir, p.15. R‐6, file 12. 532 [Sir Robert Borden shaking hands with an officer of a Canadian‐Scottish Infantry Battalion, 191?]. In Souvenir, p.15. R‐6, file 12. 533 [Sir Wilfrid Laurier in later life, with Robert Laird Borden and three unidentified gentlemen, 191?]. Photo R‐ B4306.

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534 "One common object, one supreme cause" (illustration). The Milestone Mail, December 6, 1917, p.1. Microfilm R‐1.365/7. 535 "How to Vote No" (leaflet), 1917. Canadian War Museum, CWM 20020045‐1509. 536 [Broadsheet produced by the Union government showing soldiers how to cast their votes in the 1917 election], ca.1917. Canadian War Museum, CWM 19760586‐002_2. 537 "In union there is strength" (illustration). The Journal (Melfort), December 7, 1917, p.1. Microfilm S‐7.4/4. 538 "Support Union Government." The Independent (Biggar), December 13, 1917, p.1. Microfilm S‐7.53/3. 539 "Introducing women workers in Canada." The Morning Leader (Regina), March 22, 1917, p.1. Newspapers R‐ N34. 540 "Nearly One Thousand Women Helping Run Canada's War Office ̶ 88 in Central Registry." The Morning Leader (Regina), April 7, 1917, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 541 "Women's Land Service Corps," [191?]. Poster XI.14. 542 "Canadian Ambulance Driver," [191?]. Canadian War Records. In Another Garland, 1917‐1918, p.82. R‐E3190. 543 "Lady Ambulance Driver in France," [191?]. British official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol.XVII, p.434. 544 [Nellie (McKay) Williams wearing a nurses uniform and cap for a head and shoulders portrait], ca.1915. McKay, R‐379. Photo R‐A19276. 545 [Graduating class of the Winnipeg General Hospital], 1917. Photo R‐D1684. 546 [Group of nurses standing outside, 191?]. Matheson, p.15. Photo album R‐B11319. 547 [Officers' Declaration Paper of Gertrude Catherine Creswell], April 1917. Library and Archives Canada, RG 150, (Accession 1992‐93/166), box 2135 ‐ 34. 548 "Winnipeg's First Unit of Overseas Nurses" (photo). The Morning Leader (Regina), June 27, 1917, p.7. Newspapers R‐N34. 549 "To the Nursing Sisters on their departure for the front, May 13, 1916" (poem). The Wadena Herald, June 22, 1916, p.1. Microfilm S‐7.146/5. 550 Fernand Cuville. "Portrait of the director of Saint‐Paul Hospital in Soissons, 1917." In First World War in Colour, p. 137. 551 "Training Nurses for War Work" (photo). The Morning Leader (Regina), April 24, 1917, p.7. Newspapers R‐N34. 552 Dick Bird. Nation Building in Saskatchewan: The Ukrainians, [ca.1921?] (excerpt). Film R‐327. 553 [Operation, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11320. 554 [Nurse with medical instruments, 191?]. Matheson, p.15. Photo album R‐B11319. 555 [Gladys Matheson on grounds of Memorial Hospital, wearing uniform from training in a Prince Albert hospital], ca. 1911. Photo R‐A17737. 556 [Hospital of Dr. Elizabeth Matheson, at the Anglican Mission, Onion Lake ‐‐ her daughter Gladys on balcony], ca.1908. Photo R‐A21479. 557 "Asst. Matron Jessie M. Gent," [191?]. From No. 8 Canadian Stationary Hospital (booklet), p.14. R‐E2017. 558 "Matron Jean Urquhart, RRC," [191?]. From No. 8 (booklet), p.11. R‐E2017. 559 [Crest for No. 8 Canadian Stationary Hospital, 191?]. From No. 8 (booklet), front cover. R‐E2017. 560 "Operating Theatre, Camiers," [191?]. From No. 8 (booklet), p.31. R‐E2017. 561 "Hastings Cook‐House and Staff, 1917." From No. 8 (booklet), p.21. R‐E2017. 562 "Canadian Military Hospital, Hastings, 1917." From No. 8 (booklet), p.19. R‐E2017.

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563 [Five nurses sitting outside, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 564 "Kultur vs. Humanity: Victory Bonds will help stop this!" [ca.1918]. Poster XII.33. 565 "Cunard Liner Reaches Port After Attack." The Daily News ̶ Home Edition (Moose Jaw), June 21, 1917, p.1. Microfilm R‐1.374/5. 566 "A German submarine on the high seas," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XIII, p.62. 567 [Submarine surfacing, 191?]. R. H. Macdonald fonds, A570. Photo S‐RM‐B4704. 568 "The Torpedoing of the 'Falaba,' March 28, 1915." In The Times History of the War, vol. VII, p.419. 569 [Matheson in uniform, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 570 [Elizabeth Beckett Matheson], ca.1925. Photo R‐A17786‐1. 571 [Matheson family photo, 191?]. Photo R‐A17764. 572 [Rev. John Matheson, 191?]. Photo R‐A17710. 573 [Matheson with group of nurses, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 574 [Officers' Declaration Paper of Gladys Elizabeth Matheson], November 1917. Library and Archives Canada, RG 150, (Accession 1992‐93/166), box 6031‐50. 575 Gladys Matheson. [Account of the journey to England, in 1917] (excerpt). Tape R‐A8055, side 1. 576 Dick Bird. Nation Building, [ca.1921?] (excerpt). Film R‐327. 577 [Postcard showing warships and liners which convoyed Canadian troops to Plymouth, England, October 1914.] Photo R‐A10215‐2. 578 "A British Destroyer stops a neutral sailing ship in northern waters," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. VII, p.460. 579 "British Steamers Rescue of a Sinking Neutral," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XIII, p.46. 580 [Seven nurses outside, 191?]. Matheson, p.15. Photo album R‐B11319. 581 [Gladys Matheson with Veronica Page, outdoors, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 582 [Two nurses in uniform standing outdoors, 191?]. Matheson, p.29. Photo album R‐B11319. 583 C.R.W. Nevinson. [Illustration of Great War airplanes fighting in the sky]. Artwork R‐D1452. 584 [Wreckage, ca.1917?]. R.J. Groome fonds, F457. 585 [Sopwith Camel from the First World War], ca.1917. Photo R‐A28385. 586 F.N. Birkett. "Latest Gnome Engine" [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. II, p.192. London: The Times Printing House, 1915. 587 Canada Carries On! Wings of Youth (excerpt), 1940. Film R‐4036. 588 [One of the gift planes, ca.1917?]. Groome, F457. 589 [Training, ca.1917?]. Groome, F457. 590 "On the Range," [ca.1917?]. Groome, F457. 591 [RFC squad, 191?]. Photo R‐A21221‐2. 592 [Neil Taylor, possibly post‐war, 191?] (photo). Neil J. Taylor papers, (Accession 2010‐271). 593 [Sam Taylor In Uniform, ca.1916] (photo). Taylor, (Accession 2010‐271). 594 [Attestation papers of Neil Joseph Taylor], April 1916. Library and Archives Canada, RG 150, (Accession 1992‐ 93/166), box 9543‐14. 595 [Attestation papers of Merrill Samuel Taylor], April 1916. Library and Archives Canada, RG 150, (Accession 1992‐93/166), box 9542‐51.

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596 "DH. 9 flown by Lieutenant W.J. Dalziel, Wapella, Sask., No. 27 Squadron, R.A.F., bombing German airfield at Cambrai, France, 13 October 1918." Library and Archives Canada, Photo C‐28029. 597 "Method of dropping air bombs from an aeroplane," [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. II, p.196. 598 [Letter from Neil Taylor to Sam Taylor, 1917]. Neil J. Taylor papers, (Accession R83‐307). Microfilm R‐2.930. 599 "At Even When," [ca.1917?]. Groome, F457. 600 [Heintzman Rosenthal Burned to Death, ca.1917?]. Groome, F457. 601 [Neil Taylor with friends, 191?] (photo). Taylor, (Accession 2010‐271). 602 "Shelling German Trenches near Courcelette," [191?]. Canadian official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. X, p.418. 603 "Leader of the British Forces [Sir Douglas Haig] congratulates Canadians," [191?]. In Souvenir, p.14. R‐6, file 12. 604 [King George with Royal family, military "brass" and Winston Churchill], 1919. Photo R‐A4706. 605 [Troops in transport, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 606 "Mules carrying water over corduroy tracks through boggy land," [191?]. Australian official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. XVI, p.40. 607 "Passchendaele," [191?]. (Accession R97‐328), Photo A‐1011‐09. 608 "Passchendaele, 26 October ‐ 10 November, 1917." In CEF 1914‐1919, map 9. 609 "Battle Scene at Pilkem" (official photograph), [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XV, p.107. 610 [Tank at Passchendaele, ca.1917]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 611 "A duckboard track through the waterlogged ground," [191?]. Australian official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. XVI, p.119. 612 "Passchendaele" [1917]. Garner papers, R‐352, file III.5(i). 613 [View from behind soldiers, looking into a fog, 191?]. Matheson, p.56. Photo album R‐B11319. 614 [View of a cross, surrounded by ruins of a town, 191?]. Matheson, p.56. Photo album R‐B11319. 615 "A Field of Mud," ca.1917. Canadian War Museum, CWM 19930013‐512. 616 [Group photo of the Estevan quota of the 46th Battalion], 1915. Photo R‐B7808. 617 [Portrait of Jacob Miller, in uniform], 1914. Jacob Miller papers, (Accession 2016‐082). 618 Jacob Miller. Beyond My Grasp, p.151 (excerpts). Transcribed by Arnold Litzenberger. [1930?]. Microfilm 2.171. 619 [Members of the 45th Battalion, 191?]. Miller, (Accession 2016‐082). 620 "Jacob Miller, 1917" [photo]. In Neudorf Memories of Pioneer Roots, 1882‐1980, p.183. Compiled and Published by Neudorf History Book Executive, 1980. 621 "Trench Routine" (photo), February 1918. In CEF 1914‐1919, [no page number]. 622 [Bombardment of Lens, 191?]. Bagshaw papers, R‐6, file 10(e). 623 "Bourlon Wood," [191?]. Garner papers, R‐352, file III.5(i). 624 [Soldiers in uniforms in trenches, 191?]. Bradbrooke, F70. Photo GM‐PH‐148‐6. 625 [Sergeants with mascot, 5th Canadian Battalion, Western Cavalry], 1916. Photo R‐B7111. 626 "Stretcher‐bearer party coming through the mud," [191?]. British official photograph. In The Times History of the War, vol. XVI, p.140. 627 [Group photo of 28th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF)], 1920. McKay, R‐379. Photo R‐B10253. 628 ["Red Saskatchewans" forming a defensive flank at Passchendale], 1917. Photo R‐B7116.

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629 [Ruins, 191?]. (Accession R97‐328), Photo A‐1011‐35. 630 Ernest Brooks (Lt.). [Field Marshal, Sir Douglas Haig, commander of the British Expeditionary Force, 1918.] Imperial War Museum, Q3255. 631 "Pave the Way to Victory, Buy Victory Bonds!" [191?]. Poster XII.8. 632 "Arras Cambrai Road" [191?]. Garner papers, R‐352, file III.5(i). 633 [Alexander Decoteau, in police uniform, 19?]. Edmonton Police Service. 634 [Running team for 1910 Olympics, including Alexander Decoteau.] Edmonton Police Service. 635 [Barr Colonists Saskatoon Railway Station, 1903]. Photo R‐B1754 . 636 "S.V. Haight's threshing outfit, Keller, Sask." [19?], by Capitol Studio, Regina. Photo R‐D206. 637 Dick Bird. This Generation: A Prairie Romance, [1932] (excerpt). Film R‐485. 638 [Men stacking hay], 1918. Photo S‐B9496. 639 [A group of men use a large steam tractor to break a parcel of land near Invermay], 1918. Photo S‐B12671. 640 ["The Last Spike" of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway at the Prince Albert station], 1917. James Studio. Photo R‐ D986. 641 [Prince Albert train, 1917.] Photo R‐A4367‐2. 642 [Looking north‐west, showing people moving into the town with wagons, 19?]. Photo R‐A147. 643 [Scarth Street looking south, 19?]. Photo R‐A25019. 644 Dick Bird et al. Prairie History [unknown dates] (excerpt). Film R‐4005. 645 [Grain elevator in Vonda and several horse‐drawn wagons], 1910. Photo R‐A19742. 646 "Harvest labour, get men now!" [191?]. Poster II.28. 647 [Farm Boys' camp, 191?]. Photo R‐A12337. 648 "Harvest Labour Wanted," [191?]. Poster II.31. 649 "Farmer's wife is in need of help for the harvest season." The Morning Leader (Regina), August 9, 1916‐08, p.6. Newspapers R‐N34. 650 [Letitia Matheson with stooks, helping to harvest at Harlan in 1918.] Photo R‐A17745. 651 "Military Service Act, 1917: Explanatory Announcement by the Minister of Justice." The Kamsack Times, October 4, 1917, p.4. Microfilm R‐1.233/4. 652 [Image of Military Service Act 1917, stating recruitment rules.] Photo R‐A1261. 653 "Union Government Policy Endorsed." The Independent (Biggar), December 13, 1917, p.4. Microfilm S‐7.53/3. 654 "Exemption Tribunals." The Maple Creek News, October 25, 1917, p.1. Microfilm R‐1.333/2. 655 Exemption Certificate, Military Service Act 1917 [for William Zackaruk], February 8, 1918. Homestead file (S42), no. 3018872. 656 "Threshing in the West," [19?]. In Souvenir of Western Canada: Its Cities, Plains and Mountains. Toronto: The Hough Litho. Co. Ltd., ca.1910. Pamphlet file, Western Canada ‐ Description and Travel. 657 "Representation of the bumper crops that have made the fame of the Canadian West worldwide," [19?]. In Souvenir of Western Canada. Pamphlet file, Western Canada ‐ Description and Travel. 658 [At Canadian Hospital Orpington, during the voting December 1917.] Dept. of National Defence / Library and Archives Canada, Photo PA‐005076. 659 "Canadians voting in London at General Election 1917." Library and Archives Canada, Photo PA‐005160. 660 "Soldiers Ballot" [campaign leaflet supporting Union government], ca.1917. Canadian War Museum, CWM 19760586‐002_2. Page 25

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661 "Chestnuts" (illustration). The Milestone Mail, December 13, 1917, p.1. Microfilm R‐1.365/7. 662 The Canora Advertiser, July 26, 1917. Microfilm R‐1.89/5. 663 "One who is pleased, the Kaiser," ca.1917. Library and Archives Canada, poster C‐093224. 664 "The Jacob Lowenberger family, [Mr. and Mrs. and seven children]," ca.1910. Photo R‐A12139. 665 [A wounded Canadian soldier casts his vote in the December 1917 election at a Canadian hospital in France]. Canadian War Museum, Photo CWM 19930012‐843. 666 "Canadians voting in London at General Election 1917." Library and Archives Canada, Photo PA‐005082. 667 "Voting Up the Line," 1917. Canadian War Museum, Photo CWM 19930013‐610. 668 [Canadian Nursing Sisters in France vote in the 1917 election]. Canadian War Museum, Photo CWM 19930013‐578. 669 "N.C.O.'s and men of Canadian Cavalry Brigade waiting to vote," December 1917. Library and Archives Canada, Photo PA‐002246. 670 "Canadians voting in London at General Election 1917." Library and Archives Canada, Photo PA‐005161. 671 Boris Kustodiv. "Bolshevik" (painting), 1920. Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kustodiev_The_Bolshevik.jpg. Accessed 2017‐04‐07. 672 "Czar of Russia has abdicated." The Morning Leader (Regina), March 16, 1917, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 673 "A Street Demonstration," [ca.1917]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XIII, p.97. 674 "The Winter Palace, Petrograd," ca.1917. In The Times History of the War, vol. XIII, p.80. 675 "The Tsar and Grand Duke Nicholas," ca.1915. In The Times History of the War, vol. III, p.202. London: The Times Printing House, 1915. 676 "Restoring Order in the Streets," [ca.1917]. In The Times History of the War, vol. XIII, p.104. 677 [A captain of the Russian 56th Regiment committee addressing soldiers in Kronstadt], ca.1917. Imperial War Museum, Photo Q103662. 678 "Lenin speaking, in 1919" (photo). Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lenin_1919‐03‐18.jpg. Accessed 2017‐04‐07. 679 [Military personnel and civilians reading news‐sheets issued by the Duma after the Tsar's abdication], March 1917. Imperial War Museum, Photo Q69405. 680 [German Review at Metx, April 20, 1917]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382).

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681 William I. Castle. [Canadian soldiers returning from Vimy Ridge, May 1917]. Library and Archives Canada Photo PA‐001332. 682 Geoffrey Malins and John McDowell. The Battle of the Somme, 1916 (excerpt). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 191. 683 [Portrait of Vic Swanston in uniform, 191?]. Victor N. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 684 [Portrait of Ern Swanston in uniform, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐ 382). 685 “Our Battalion Crossing the Pontoon Bridge,” 1914 (photo). Unofficial Saskatoon Light Infantry (M.G.) 1939‐ 1945 (website), https://www.saskatoonlightinfantry.org/. 686 “All that remained of the Original 5th Battalion of 1100 men,” 1918. Victor Swanston scrapbook. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 18. 687 [Sgt. D.S. McKercher, Sgt. Punch Sylvester and Sgt. "Skinny" Edwards of the 46th Battalion, 1919.] Photo R‐A14132. 688 [Three soldiers including Phil Mills, France, 191?]. Photo R‐A20925. 689 [These colours will not run (stamp), 191?]. Victor Swanston scrapbook. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 18. 690 [North Battleford unit, 188th Canadian Infantry Battalion, in front of North Battleford Armoury, ca. 1916]. Photo R‐A14129. 691 “Vic's diary. January 28, 1918” (excerpts). In Who Said War is Hell? p. 45. Compiled by Yvonne and Ted Burgess. Saskatoon: Modern Press, 1983. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 692 [Soldiers eating dinner at tables under a tent, 191?]. Gladys Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 693 “Vic's diary, February 17, 1918” (excerpts). In Who Said War is Hell? p. 45. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 694 Doing my bit four years! [ca.1918]. Poster XII.7. 695 “Clearing the wounded from Hill 70” [several soldiers, some carrying a stretcher with a wounded comrade on their shoulders, 1917?]. In Another Garland From the Front, 1917‐1918, p.33. Edited by Lieut. F.B. Bagshaw et al. London: Geo Pulman and Sons, Ltd., ca.1917. R‐E3190. 696 “A nous de tenir le flambeau!” [ca.1918]. Poster XII.25. 697 Watrous Signal, May 30, 1918, p.1. NP‐394. Microfilm S‐7.199/4. 698 “Back up the boys in the trenches!” [ca.1918]. Poster XI.10. 699 128th Battalion (Moose Jaw) CEF, leaving for the front, Camp Hughes, August 10, 1916. Photo R‐A23448. 700 “Canadiens‐Francais, Enrolez Vous!” [French Canadians, Enlist!] (wartime recruitment poster), [191?]. Canadian War Museum, CWM 19750046‐009. 701 Cartoon depicting emigration from the province of Quebec, from La Patrie, Montreal 7 Avril 1910. 702 Daily News – Home Edition (Moose Jaw), April 5, 1918, p.1. NP‐326. Microfilm R‐1.374/9. 703 Daily News – Home Edition (Moose Jaw), May 14, 1918, p.1. NP‐326. Microfilm R‐1.374/10. 704 Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association, Women's Section. [SGGA logo.] Year Book 1915. Pamphlet file, Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association. 705 W.J. James. [Prince Albert ‐ 188th Battalion Band with Armoury in background, 1916?]. Photo R‐B3912‐3.

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706 Prairie News (Govan), July 19, 1917, p.1. NP‐206. Microfilm R‐1.195/6. 707 [Operation Michael ‐‐ German reserves marching forward along the Albert road], March 1918. German official photograph. Imperial War Museum Photo Q51466. 708 [President of the German Reich, Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg, and some of his former colleagues at the Tannenberg Memorial, Hohenstein] . Imperial War Museum Photo Q71364. 709 [Kaiser Wilhelm II on a horse with a crowd of people behind, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 710 Portrait of General Erich Ludendorff, 1915. Bundesarchiv, Bild 183‐2005‐0828‐525. 711 “Northwest Europe 1914, western front 1918” (map). Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Western_front_1918_german.jpg. 712 [German infantry advancing over a captured trench, 1918?]. Commonwealth War Graves Commission (website), https://www.cwgc.org/history‐and‐archives/first‐world‐war/campaigns/western‐front/german‐spring offensive/operation‐blucher‐yorck. 713 [German storm troopers advancing through clouds of smoke towards enemy positions], 1918. German official photograph. Imperial War Museum Photo Q47997. 714 Daily News – Home Edition (Moose Jaw), April 4, 1918, p.1. NP‐326. Microfilm R‐1.374/9. 715 German storm troopers attacking a strongpoint with fire support from a 17cm medium mortar (minenwerfer), 1918. Imperial War Museum Photo Q 23754. 716 With the Guns on the Western Front, [191?]. In The Times History of the War, vol.XVIII, p.78. London: The Times Printing House, 1918. 717 “Special order of the day, by Field‐Marshall Sir Douglas Haig,” 1918. National Army Museum (website), https://www.army.mod.uk/firstworldwarresources/wp‐content/uploads/sites/2/2014/06/138252.jpg. 718 Malins and McDowell. The Battle of the Somme, 1916 (excerpt). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 191. 719 German Soldiers loading a "mine thrower" (minenworfer), [191?]. Times History of the War, vol.XVIII, p.75. 720 German Heavy Artillery ("A.K.A."), [191?]. Times History of the War, vol.XVIII, p.41. 721 Daily News – Home Edition (Moose Jaw), April 18, 1918, p.1. NP‐326. Microfilm R‐1.374/9. 722 Scene on the Flanders Battlefield in April 1918. British official photograph. Times History of the War, vol.XVIII, p.296. 723 [A camp near the lines, 191?]. Canadian official photograph. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers, R‐6, file 10. 724 Lt. Ernest Brooks. [Field Marshal, Sir Douglas Haig, commander of the British Expeditionary Force, 1918.] Imperial War Museum Photo Q 3255. 725 Malins and McDowell. The Battle of the Somme, 1916 (excerpt). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 191. 726 "Major General A.W. Currie, C.B." [191?]. A Christmas Garland from the Front, 1915‐1916, p.24. Edited by Lieut. F.B. Bagshaw et al. London: Geo Pulman and Sons, Ltd., ca.1915. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 6. 727 [Unidentified group photograph of soldiers, taken at an army camp, 191?]. Photo R‐D1026. 728 [Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig with General Sir Arthur Currie, February, 1918]. Library and Archives Canada Photo PA‐002497. 729 A British battle‐plane pursuing a German in cloudland, [191?]. Times History of the War, vol.XVIII, p.242. 730 [Signed photo of Billy Bishop standing beside his Neuport Scout, 191?]. Photo R‐B14167. 731 Richthoven's wrecked machine and his guns, [191?]. Times History of the War, vol.XVIII, p.313.

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732 [Neil Taylor, possibly post‐war, 191?] (photo). Neil J. Taylor papers, (Accession 2010‐271. 733 [Sam Taylor In Uniform, ca.1916] (photo). Taylor, (Accession 2010‐271. 734 [A Sopwith Camel (airplane) from the First World War, ca.1917.] Photo R‐A28385. 735 A giant British plane being tuned up, [191?]. Times History of the War, vol.XVIII, p.311. 736 [Pilot in uniform standing in front of a plane, 191?]. Roland J. Groome album, F457. 737 Canada Carries On! Wings of Youth (excerpt), 1940. Film R‐4036. 738 Royal Air Force. RAF sections (excerpts), ca.1918. Imperial War Museum, film IWM 639. 739 [Neil Taylor with friends, 191?] (photo). Taylor, (Accession 2010‐271). 740 [Letter to Neil Taylor, July 14, 1918]. Neil J. Taylor papers, (Accession R83‐307). Microfilm R‐2.930. 741 A big day‐bombing machine and a small fighting scout, [191?]. Times History of the War, vol.XVIII, p.209. 742 [View of a wrecked airplane, 191?]. Roland J. Groome album, F457. 743 [View of two airplanes in the sky, 191?]. Roland J. Groome album, F457. 744 [British two‐seater biplane used for artillery, observation and aerial fighting over the Front lines, France, 1917]. Photo R‐A21228. 745 [Croix de Guerre awarded to Francis Browne for services in World War I], 2012. Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Croix‐De‐Guerre‐Francis‐Browne.jpg. 746 [Canadian limbers going up to the line, while Canadian wounded and wounded German prisoners are coming down to a dressing station, 191?]. Souvenir: New Exhibition of Canadian War Photographs in Colour, p.11. Frederick B. Bagshaw papers. R‐6, file 12. 747 [View of the aisle in a hospital ward, 191?]. Matheson album, p.10. Photo album R‐B11319. 748 [Nursing sisters and patients outside a ward tent, No. 2 Canadian General Hospital, Le Tréport, France 1917]. Éditions Arnault. Library and Archives Canada, Alice Isaacson fonds, Photo e007150657. 749 [Matheson in uniform, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 750 [Five staff in the operating room, No. 2 Canadian General Hospital, Le Tréport, France. 1917]. Éditions Arnault Library and Archives Canada, Alice Isaacson fonds, Photo e007150699. 751 [Medical huts at the No. 2 Canadian General Hospital in Le Treport, France 1917.] Éditions Arnault. Library and Archives Canada, Alice Isaacson fonds, Photo e007150681. 752 Gladys Matheson. [Account of hospital work in France, 1918] (excerpts). Tape R‐A8055, side 2. 753 [Quebec Ward, No. 6 Canadian General Hospital, Troyes, France. November, 1917.] Éditions Arnault. Library and Archives Canada, Alice Isaacson fonds, Photo e007150803. 754 [Two nurses sitting indoors at a desk, 191?]. Matheson album, p.26. Photo album R‐B11319. 755 [Unidentified person lying in hospital bed, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 756 "Operating Theatre, Camiers," [191?]. From No. 8 Canadian Stationary Hospital (booklet), p.31. R‐E2017. 757 [Canadian troops on the Western Front, probably during the Battle of Arras, April 1917] (excerpts). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 1189. 758 [Mock air‐raid drill at Boulogne, France, No. 3 Canadian General Hospital (centre: Gladys Matheson, standing in front of a shelter), 1918?]. Photo R‐A17759. 759 Sisters' dug‐outs, Charmes, [1918?]. From No. 8 (booklet), p.41. R‐E2017. 760 Sisters' huts, Charmes, [1918?]. From No. 8 (booklet), p.37. R‐E2017.

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761 [Ward for wounded officers and non‐commissioned officers, No. 6 Canadian General Hospital, Troyes, France.] Library and Archives Canada, Alice Isaacson fonds, Photo e007150816. 762 J.B. McDowell. [Hospital bombed by Germans and funeral of the victims], 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 232. 763 [A nurse with a group of soldiers in front of a building, 191?]. Matheson album, p.15. Photo album R‐B11319. 764 J.B. McDowell. [Hospital bombed by Germans and funeral of the victims], 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 232. 765 [Several nurses and patients at the end of the aisle of a hospital ward, 191?]. Matheson album, p.63. Photo album R‐B11319. 766 [Matheson (with bagpipes) with two other nurses and six soldiers standing outside, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 767 Transporting Wounded Canadians to the Base [191?]. Times History of the War, vol.XV, p.390. London: The Times Printing House, 1918. 768 Soldiers and a Nurse at No. 1 Canadian Casualty Clearing Station, [191?]. Canadian War Museum Photo CWM 19920044‐385. 769 [Group of soldiers standing outside in a street, 191?]. Matheson album, p.14. Photo album R‐B11319. 770 [Group of nurses standing outside, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 771 [Three soldiers sitting on a bench in front of a brick wall, England, 191?]. Photo S‐RM‐B4261. 772 [Harold Brown in a group of soldiers in uniform in front of St. Chad's Military Hospital, Regina], 1917. Johnson Photo / West's Studio, Regina. Photo R‐B9299. 773 [Members of the 46th Canadian Infantry Battalion; Pat Gleason on mule, and Dan Griffin standing at Wavre, Belgium], 1919. Photo R‐A14126. 774 Robert Stanley Colbeck. [Account of shellshock] (excerpts). James L. McWilliams collection, R‐1481, file 8. 775 [No. 11 Platoon, "C" Coy., Red Saskatchewan, 191?]. Photo R‐A10209. 776 "Over the Top, with the Best of Luck" (drawing), [191?]. Matheson autograph book. R‐E1395. 777 [Three men sitting outdoors during World War I, 191?]. Photo GM‐PH‐148‐3. 778 [Unidentified unit preparing for inspection, Valcartier, Quebec, 191?]. Photo R‐A10213‐2. 779 [Colour painting of ruins, 191?]. Matheson autograph book. R‐E1395. 780 [Seven men in uniform standing and sitting outside a brick building, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R B11319. 781 "Forward Dressing Station," [191?]. Dominion Day 1918 (booklet), p.30. Bagshaw papers, R‐6, file 12. 782 [Portrait of Jacob Miller, in uniform], 1914. Jacob Miller papers, (Accession 2016‐082). 783 “An advanced dressing station under shellfire,” [191?]. British official photograph. Times History of the War, vol. XVIII, p.94. 784 “Ambulances stand ready to transport the wounded, Boezinge (Belgium), 17 September 1917.” First World War in Colour, by Peter Walther. Germany: Taschen Köln, 2014, p.305. 785 Jacob Miller. [Account of dressing station work] (excerpts). In Beyond My Grasp, p.151. Transcribed by Arnold Litzenberger. [1930?]. Microfilm 2.171. 786 William F. Jury. How the British Army Broke the Famous Hindenberg Line, 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 332.

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787 Alfred Bastien. [Dressing station in the field at Arras], 1918 (painting). Artwork R‐D1456. 788 Lieut. C.H. Barraud. “Evening at Ypres Poperinghe,” [191?]. Drawing R‐D2196. 789 “South Saskatchewan 46th (overseas) Battalion in Reserves at Brewery at Lacollet 1917,” 1917. McWilliams collection, R‐1481. Photo R‐B14132. 790 Thomas Keith Aitken. [A German prisoner is offered a flask of water by a British soldier, during the march along the Roye‐Ham road, 22 March 1918]. Imperial War Museum, Photo Q 10775. 791 With the Victorious British Troops on the Amiens Front, 1918 (excerpt). Imperial War Museum film IWM 281. 792 Marshal Foch, [19?]. Times History of the War, vol. XX, p.327. 793 Paul Castelnau. A group of soldiers in a trench at the front, a forest near Hirtzbach in Alsace, 16 June 1917. First World War in Colour, p.277. 794 Fernand Cuville. Machine‐gunners defend against low‐flying fighter planes, in the ruins of Bucy‐le‐Long, 1917. First World War in Colour, p.257. 795 [Ceremony of promotion of General Ferdinand Foch, 1918]. Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Promotion_to_Marechal_Ferdinand_Foch.tif. 796 [Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, seen leaving the 3rd Canadian divisional headquarters, February 1918]. Canadian War Museum photo CWM 19930013‐767. 797 “The Battle of Amiens” (map), 1918. In CEF 1914‐1919: Official History of the Canadian Army in the First World War, by Col. G. W. L. Nicholson, sketch 11. Ottawa: Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, 1962. 798 Frederick Oscar Bovill. Vimy Ridge, 1917 (excerpts). Canadian War Records. Imperial War Museum film IWM 467. 799 “Officers, 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry),” [191?]. Photo R‐A10207. 800 “46th Battalion leaving from Regina” [191?]. Photo R‐A14133. 801 “Vic's diary, August 8, 1918” (excerpts). In Who Said War is Hell? p. 45. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 802 Loading up for the front, [191?]. Canadian War Records. In Another Garland, 1917‐1918, p.87. R‐E3190. 803 [Group of men in uniform walking in a line, 191?]. Photo R‐A23449‐3. 804 Frank Brangwyn. “The Ruins of War,” [191?]. Artwork R‐D2189. 805 [General Staff, Canadian Corps, with Commander Lieut. Gen. Sir Arthur W. Currie, K.C.B., Passchendale], 1917. Photo R‐B7110. 806 "The Canadian Expeditionary Corps on the Western Front, 1915‐1918." Canadian War Museum, map collection. 807 “46th Battalion C. E. F. on the march, Camp Sewell 1915.” Photo R‐A32275. 808 With the Victorious British Troops on the Amiens Front, 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum film IWM 281. 809 F.A. Bassill. Our Wonderful Tanks, 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum film IWM 357. 810 [Two men in uniform facing a tank, 191?]. Canadian War Museum, George Metcalf Archival Collection, Photo CWM 19920085‐474. 811 Morning Leader (Regina), August 26, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 812 Alfred Bastien. [Painting showing the Canadian Cavalry and Tanks of the Great War, 1918?]. Artwork R‐D1455. 813 [Armoured car with uniformed soldiers walking alongside, 191?]. George Metcalf Archival Collection, Photo CWM 19930012‐533. 814 [Boche prisoners, Hill 70, 1917?]. Canadian War Records. Another Garland, 1917‐1918, p.31. R‐E3190.

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815 Ernest Brooks. [A scene at a German trench, showing damage done by British bombardments, Guillemont, September 1916]. Imperial War Museum, Photo Q 1165. 816 Tank and Infantry Cooperation, 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum film IWM 1201. 817 “Troops and tanks in a French village,” [191?]. British official photograph. Times History of the War, vol. XVIII, p.99. 818 [View of a tank, 191?] (postcard). Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 819 Tanks advancing down Amiens‐Roye Road, Battle of Amiens, August, 1918. Library and Archives Canada, Photo PA‐002969. 820 Morning Leader (Regina), August 12, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 821 “Bag of Prisoners, 28th April 1917.” Canadian War Records. Another Garland, 1917‐1918, p.46. R‐E3190. 822 Morning Leader (Regina), August 27, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 823 Dick Bird et al. Prairie History [unknown dates] (excerpt). Film R‐4005. 824 [Portrait of C.A. Dunning, ca.1925]. Photo R‐B451. 825 [Siberian Expeditionary Force departing by train, 1918‐1919.] Photo R‐B12599. 826 "Members of the Farm Boys' Camp of Saskatchewan Attending Regina's Big Fair" (photo), in Morning Leader (Regina), July 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 827 [Farm Boys' camp, 191?]. Photo R‐A12337. 828 [Poor crop of wheat, 1918]. Photo R‐A9695. 829 “They serve France, how can I serve Canada?” [ca.1918]. Poster XII.12. 830 [Harvesting near Prince Albert, ca.1918]. Photo R‐A4551. 831 Dick Bird et al. Prairie History [unknown dates] (excerpt). Film R‐4005. 832 [Railway Avenue, with Hotel Palace, Pool Room and other businesses in view, 19?]. Photo R‐A24517. 833 [Twenty‐first street looking west towards the railway station, Saskatoon, ca.1911]. Photo S‐B7032. 834 Daily News – Home Edition (Moose Jaw), June 26, 1918, p.1. NP‐326. Microfilm R‐1.374/10. 835 [Electrical workers union members and float on Labour day], 1913. Photo R‐B3584. 836 [Stringing the loom at the demonstration of weaving from Saskatchewan flax, by Doukhobor women, June 1925]. Photo S‐B2432. 837 [Alfred Rouleau and Domina Pinsonneault with their horse‐drawn wagons for transporting grain, ca.1917]. Photo R‐A19543. 838 [Mennonites arriving on a train in Rosthern from Russia, 1923]. Photo S‐B4576. 839 [Ukrainian house with thatched roof, Rosthern area, 19??]. Photo S‐B4591. 840 Der Courier, June 27, 1917, p.1. NP‐434. Micro. R‐1.614/8. 841 St. Peter's Bote, October 2, 1918, p.1. NP‐278. Micro. R‐1.401/9. 842 Der Courier, October 2, 1918, p.1. NP‐434. Micro. R‐1.614/9. 843 St. Peter's Bote, October 9, 1918, p.1. NP‐278. Micro. R‐1.401/9. 844 Morning Leader (Regina), Sept. 5, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 845 “Northwest Europe 1914, Western front 1917” (map). Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Western_Front_1917.jpg. 846 Tanks equipped with apparatus for crossing the Hindenberg Line, [1918]. British official photograph. Times History of the War, vol. XX, p.414. Page 32

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847 [Turkish troops marching through a pass in the Anatolian Mountains, 191?]. German official photographer. Imperial War Museum, Photo Q 60320. 848 [Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg with his staff shortly after the Battle of Tannenberg, 1914]. Austro Hungarian official photographer. Imperial War Museum, Photo HU57551. 849 William Rider. [German prisoners taken by the 4th Canadian Division during its crossing of the Canal du Nord, 27 September 1918]. Canadian Official Photographer. Imperial War Museum, Photo CO3302. 850 Morning Leader (Regina), Nov. 4, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 851 Morning Leader (Regina), Oct. 7, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 852 Prairie Times ̶ Second Peace Extra (Dodsland), November 11, 1918, p.1. NP‐265. Microfilm S‐7.44/1. 853 The Sparticist rising in Berlin, [191?]. Times History of the War, vol. XXI, p.301. 854 T.H. Voigt. [Portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany], 1904. Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kaiser_Wilhelm_II_of_Germany.jpg. 855 The Kaiser's abdication, [191?]. Times History of the War, vol. XXI, p.282. 856 Maurice Pillard Verneuil. “The Signing of the Armistice” (print). Canadian War Museum, Beaverbrook Collection of War Art CWM 19830483‐001. 857 Jacob Miller. [Account of November 11th] (excerpts). Beyond My Grasp, p.190. Microfilm 2.171. 858 [Portrait of Jacob Miller, in uniform, 191?]. Jacob Miller papers, (Accession 2016‐082). 859 [Members of unidentified unit drilling and performing washing duties, Camp Valcartier, Quebec, 191?]. Photo R‐A10214‐1. 860 “Zones of occupation under the Armistice,” [ca.1919]. Times History of the War, vol. XX, p.287. 861 [Unidentified soldier aiming his rifle over top of sandbagged trench, 191?]. Photo R‐A28495‐19. 862 Morning Leader (Regina), Nov. 11, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 863 [Canadian troops on the Western Front, probably during the Battle of Arras], 1917 (excerpts). Canadian War Records. Imperial War Museum film IWM 1189. 864 “German officers under a white flag,” [1918]. Times History of the War, vol. XX, p.448. 865 “The first and last signatures to the peace treaty,” [1919?]. Times History of the War, vol. XXI, p.448. 866 “The peace treaty arrives for signatures,” [1919]. Times History of the War, vol. XXI, p.320. 867 [5 soldiers with weapons, sitting in front of a hedge, 191?]. Photo R‐A28495‐20. 868 “Vic's diary, November 11, 1918” (excerpt). In Who Said War is Hell? p. 54. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 869 Prairie Times ̶ Peace Extra (Dodsland), November 11, 1918, p.1. NP‐265. Microfilm S‐7.44/1. 870 George Reid. "Armistice Day, Toronto" (painting), 1919. Beaverbrook Collection of War Art, CWM 19710261‐ 0550. 871 [Group photo of 46th Battalion, C Company, in Moose Jaw, Sask.], 1915. Photo R‐B7809. 872 [2 unidentified soldiers with weapons posing outside bunker, 191?]. Photo R‐A28495‐58. 873 [Pat Gleason interview] (excerpts). James L. McWilliams collection. R‐1481, Tape R‐1082, side 2. 874 Daily News ̶ Home Edition (Moose Jaw), November 11, 1918, p.1. NP‐326. Microfilm R‐1.374/12. 875 Saskatchewan Courier, November 13, 1918, p.1. NP‐434. Microfilm R‐1.614/9. 876 [Group photo of the signallers of the 46th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF), 191?]. Photo R‐ A14136. 877 [View of a building, partially fallen down, 191?]. Matheson album, p.69. Photo album R‐B11319. Page 33

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878 [Ruins of a building, 191?]. Matheson album, p.69. Photo album R‐B11319. 879 Men wearing masks during the Spanish Influenza epidemic, 1918. Library and Archives Canada Photo PA‐ 025025. 880 “Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland” (map), [1917]. Canada's First World War Experience (website), http://vimyridgehistory.com/wp‐content/gallery/maps‐of‐canada/. Accessed 2016‐02‐16. 881 Morning Leader (Regina), Oct. 12, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 882 Morning Leader (Regina), Oct. 7, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 883 Prairie Times (Dodsland), November 1, 1918, p.1. NP‐265. Microfilm S‐7.44/1. 884 Jacob Miller. [Account of a letter from home] (excerpts). Beyond My Grasp, p.187. Microfilm 2.171. 885 Morning Leader (Regina), Oct. 9, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 886 Rosthern Enterprise, October 31, 1918, p.1. NP‐658. Microfilm S‐7.65/1. 887 [Bishop Albert Pascal and the teaching staff of Holy Family Hospital School of Nursing, Prince Albert, with two graduate nurses, Alice Desrosiers and Josephine O'Sullivan, 19??]. Photo S‐B8452. 888 Morning Leader (Regina), Oct. 9, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 889 Rosthern Enterprise, November 7, 1918, p.1. NP‐658. Microfilm S‐7.65/1. 890 [Children wearing masks during influenza epidemic, Moose Jaw 1919]. Moose Jaw Public Library, Photo MJPL 83‐169. 891 Prairie Times (Dodsland), October 25, 1918, p.1. NP‐265. Microfilm S‐7.44/1. 892 [Children and teachers lined up outside the school in Qu'Appelle, 1890's]. Photo R‐B7075. 893 “Ladies of the Red Cross Society at Oxbow,” June 1917. Photo R‐A24552. 894 Morning Leader (Regina), Oct. 17, 1918, p.1. Newspapers R‐N34. 895 Dick Bird et al. Prairie History [unknown dates] (excerpt). Film R‐4005. 896 [Raymond and Jeanne (nee Hubert) with their three children, ca.1917]. Photo R‐A27075. 897 [Group of indigenous people on Onion Lake reserve, 1914]. Photo R‐A5090‐2. 898 [Steam engine and Sawyer‐Massey separator, 19??]. Photo S‐B70. 899 Gwen Hodgson. [Account of influenza, at the Key Reserve, 1918] (excerpts). From These Too Were Pioneers, by Harry B. Miller, p.71. Melville: Seniors Consultant Service, 1984. 900 [Chipewyan Village, 1908]. Photo S‐B8833. 901 [Red River carts with File Hills Indians, ca.1916]. Photo R‐A22. 902 “Grannie Linklater with four generations: Moses Brass, his wife Clara, their son and baby daughter, with Clara's mother and grandmother” (photo), ca.1918. These Too Were Pioneers, p.71. 903 [Native Family, 19??]. Photo S‐B12051. 904 Eleanor Brass. [Account of influenza at File Hills Colony] (excerpts). From I Walk in Two Worlds, by Eleanor Brass, pp.28‐29. Calgary: Glenbow Museum, 1987. 905 [Ukrainian mandolin orchestra of Ukrainian Labour‐Farmer Temple Association, 191?]. Photo S‐B8832. 906 [A pioneer home at Battleford, 19??]. Photo S‐B125. 907 [Metis Family, 1908]. Photo S‐B8880. 908 [Chief Star Blanket with his principal wife at File Hills Indian Agency, 18??]. Photo R‐A17. 909 [Chipewyan Woman and Children, 1908]. Photo S‐B8857.

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910 [Funeral procession on campus, 1919]. University of Saskatchewan Archives, Photo a‐5709. 911 "Historical photo of the 1918 Spanish influenza ward at Camp Funston, Kansas, showing the many patients ill with the flu." U.S. Army photographer. Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:CampFunstonKS‐InfluenzaHospital.jpg. 912 [Grave markers and memorial to victims of the Spanish Flu, Regina Cemetery], 2018. Photo, Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan. 913 [The "D" Company team of the 46th Battalion, 191?]. Photo R‐A14560. 914 [Eight soldiers of the Siberian Expeditionary Force pose around an 18‐pounder, ca.1918]. Canadian War Museum Photo CWM 19680117‐005. 915 Canadians crossing the Rhine at Bonn salute the corps commander, [191?]. Times History of the War, vol. XXI, p.240 916 Ern Swanston (standing) in uniform, [191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 917 Vic Swanston (sitting) [age 30] and another soldier, both in uniform [191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 918 [View of several people standing around ruined structures (location unclear), 191?]. Matheson album, p.68. Photo album R‐B11319. 919 “Vic's diary, November 14, 1918” (excerpt). In Who Said War is Hell? p. 54. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 920 With the Victorious British Troops on the Amiens Front, 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 281. 921 Jean‐Baptiste Tournassoud. Residents in front of the burned‐out remains of their house, 1917. First World War in Colour, p.181. 922 [The bombarded city of Arras, France, during Great War, 191?]. Photo R‐A17194‐3. 923 [Matheson sitting on a bench outside with four other nurses, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 924 [Men lined up with papers, ca.1918]. Canadian War Museum Photo CWM_199400003‐473. 925 Robert A. Logan. [Group of Canadian officers at a prisoner‐of‐war camp near Krefeld Germany], 1917. Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Canadian_WWI_POWs_in_Crefeld_1917.jpg. 926 [Soldiers relaxing on the ground in front of a building, 191?]. Photo R‐A28495‐54. 927 [Members of the 42nd Battalion take a rest in the Grand Place, Mons, on the morning of 11 November 1918. Canadian War Museum photo CWM 19930065‐429. 928 [Portrait of Jacob Miller, 191?] . Jacob Miller papers, (Accession 2016‐082). 929 “Mr. and Mrs. Philip Muller, 1890” (portrait). In Neudorf Memories of Pioneer Roots, 1882‐1980, p.180. Compiled and Published by Neudorf History Book Executive, 1980 930 [View of a camp, 191?]. Matheson album. Photo album R‐B11319. 931 [Groups of officers, soldiers and civilians; recruits on parade, 191?]. Photo R‐A23449‐2. 932 Jacob Miller. [Account of the Flu in England] (excerpts). Beyond My Grasp, p.199. Microfilm 2.171. 933 [Portrait of Vic Swanston, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 934 “Florence Eveline Chapman” [portrait]. Who Said War is Hell? p. 56. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 935 “Vic's diary, February 27, 1919” (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? p. 57. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 936 [Winter scene at Camp Hughes in Manitoba and military men of 195th Battalion CEF], 1916. Photo R‐A32933‐7. 937 Geoffrey H. Malins and Edward G. Tong, In Action with Our Canadian Troops, 1916 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum film IWM 255.

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938 [Occupation force advance guard after crossing the bridge at Bonn, Germany], 1919. Photo R‐B13290‐1. 939 [Several soldiers leaning, watching boats, 191?]. Matheson album, p.62. Photo album R‐B11319. 940 "5th Western Cavalry, 1st Canadian Contingent," 1914. Photo R‐B12693. 941 [188th Battalion fatigue drill, 1916]. Photo R‐B3913‐1. 942 ["Famous" soup kitchen of all Red Canadian Brigade during attach on Hill 70], 1917. Photo R‐B7118. 943 [3 unidentified soldiers with weapons outside of a bunker, 191?]. Photo R‐A28495‐57. 944 [Canadian soldiers walk the streets of Kinmel, inspecting damage following the riots in March 1919.] Canadian War Museum Photo CWM 20020051‐007. 945 [Soldiers pose in front of a damaged store that had previously sold tobacco, stationary, sweets, and other goods to soldiers at Tin Town in Kinmel Park, 1919]. Canadian War Museum Photo CWM 19890086‐591. 946 [Officers of 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry), during the Great War, 191?]. Photo R‐A10204‐1. 947 [Six soldiers posing outside tents, 191?]. Photo R‐A28495‐37. 948 [R.B. Wells reading in one of the lifeboats on the ship R.M.S. "Mauritania", 1919]. Photo R‐A21104‐2. 949 [3 unidentified soldiers standing on deck of a ship at sea, 191?]. Photo R‐A28495‐8. 950 [Many soldiers on a troopship, Great War, 1914]. Photo R‐A19180. 951 [Railway car with sign written on it "Regina, From the Rhine to Regina," 1919]. Photo R‐A21131. 952 Frieda Miller Derbowka. [Account of Jacob's return, 1918] (excerpts). In Neudorf Memories of Pioneer Roots, p.182. 953 Malins and Tong, In Action with Our Canadian Troops, 1916 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum film IWM 255. 954 [Vic and Ern standing outside, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐382). 955 “Officers, 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry),” [191?]. Photo R‐A10207. 956 [Billy the Goat standing with soldier (photo)]. A Christmas Garland, 1915‐1916, p.38. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 6. 957 “Vic's diary, April 10, 1919” (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? p. 57. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 958 [Group photo, 5th Battalion with Sgt. Bill, 191?]. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, unprocessed photos (Accession R93‐ 382). 959 “Officers and trooper with mascot of 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry) 'Sergeant Bill' during Great War,” [191?]. Photo R‐A10210‐1. 960 “Ern's diary, April 23, 1919” (excerpt). Who Said War is Hell? p. 57. Swanston papers, R‐41.4, file 21. 961 “Officers and trooper with mascot of 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry) 'Sergeant Bill' during Great War,” [191?]. Photo R ‐A10210‐2. 962 "46th Returns to Moose Jaw," 1919. Bidwell Studio. Photos R‐A32279‐2, 3 and 4. 963 [Consecration of colours, 25th, 27th, 28th, and 29th Battalions, Canadian Expeditionary Force, 191?]. Photo R B13364. 964 [Departure of "C" Company, 188th Canadian Infantry Battalion, from North Battleford, 1916]. Photo R‐A14130. 965 Dick Bird et al. Prairie History [unknown dates] (excerpt). Film R‐4005. 966 [Liboiron family and friends in front of the pioneer house and farm machinery], ca.1910. Jean Liboiron collection, F 496. Photo R‐A19700. 967 [Returning Soldiers Parade, 1919]. Photo S‐B7647. 968 Saskatchewan Herald (Battleford), May 17, 1917, p.1. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. Page 36

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969 [Internment camp, 191?]. Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, V265/LC‐99. 970 Saskatchewan Herald (Battleford), May 24, 1917, p.1. NP‐133. Microfilm R‐1.46/12. 971 [Doukhobors in the Blaine Lake area, ca. 1905]. Photo S‐B6766. 972 [Funeral procession at the University of Saskatchewan for William Hamilton, influenza victim, ca. 1918‐1919]. Photo S‐B11785. 973 “What Every Disabled Soldier Should Know” (information poster), [ca.1916]. Canadian War Museum poster CWM 19900076‐847. 974 “The Wounded Soldiers Return” (rehabilitation poster), [ca.191?]. Canadian War Museum poster CWM 19900076‐845. 975 [Erma Stocking, Zoe Haight, Mrs. McNeal, Mrs. McNaughton, Mrs. Flatt], 1914. Photo R‐B4482‐2. 976 [A nurse in front of a Returned Soldiers Hospital, in a two‐storey brick house, 191?]. Photo R‐A1557. 977 [Chiefs' conference at Thunderchild Reserve]. Photo R‐A10196. 978 [Original pile of Saskatchewan Wheat Pool contracts, with George W. Robertson, R.B. Evans, F. Pragnell, A.E. Wilson, J. Watson and A.J. McPhail standing behind, ca. 1924]. Photo R‐B7493. 979 [Horse‐drawn wagons hauling bags of grain at the Lake of the Woods grain elevator in Yorkton, ca.1905]. Photo S‐B4265. 980 [Farm labourers working with steam tractors and threshing machines, ca.1915]. Photo R‐A14639‐1a. 981 [Interior of Colonial grocery store on South Railway, 191?]. Photo R‐B9300. 982 [Soldiers and civilians sitting and standing outside, 191?]. A.C. Garner papers. R‐352, file 5i. 983 [Five wounded Canadian soldiers appear at U.S. Bond Drive, 1917 or 1918]. Photo S‐RM‐B4280 984 [Pat Gleason interview] (excerpts). James L. McWilliams collection. R‐1481, Tape R‐1082, side 2. 985 [3 unidentified soldiers posing with swagger sticks, 191?]. Photo R‐A28495‐64. 986 [World War I soldiers Balfour, A.E.L. Parlett, Harris Turner, and Wilson, ca.1914]. Photo S‐B7404. 987 William Orpen. [Interior of the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, with the heads of state sitting and standing before a long table, ca.1919]. Imperial War Museum painting, ART‐2856. 988 Little Entente Conference at Versailles, 1920 (excerpts). Gaumont Production. Imperial War Museum film IWM 1042. 989 [Kaiser Wilhelm II (centre) studying maps with Field Marshal Paul von Hindenburg (left) and General Erich Ludendorff (right)], 1916. German official photograph. Imperial War Museum Photo Q23746. 990 [Lloyd George, Vittorio‐Orlando, Georges Clemenceau and Woodrow Wilson, standing outside, ca.1919.] From Journal of Military History 80(1):259‐260, January 2016. 991 "Distribution of Races in Austria‐Hungary" (map) from the Historical Atlas by William R. Shepherd, 1911. Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Austria_hungary_1911_and_post_war_ borders.jpg. 992 Walter A. Buckstone. Canadians East of Arras, 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum film IWM 316. 993 “Proclamation of the German Republic in Berlin, November 10, 1918.” Times History of the War, vol. XXI, p.280 994 “Bettelnder, einbeiniger Kriegsinvalide, an eine Hauswand gelehnt, sitzend […],” 1923. Bundesarchiv, Bild 146 1972‐062‐01. 995 [Adolf Hitler speaking at the Lustgarten, Berlin, 1938]. Life magazine.

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996 “Victory parade in London with the participation of over 15,000 soldiers, 19 July 1919.” First World War in Colour, p.366. 997 [Prince Albert ‐ group of soldiers and civilians at a burial or remembrance service, 1918 or 1919]. Photos R A4332‐1 and 2. 998 Lieut. C.H. Barraud. “The Ruins of War,” [191?]. Artwork R‐D2193. 999 “In der Geldauflieferungsstelle der Reichsbank in Berlin,” 1923. Bundesarchiv, Bild 183‐R1215‐506. 1000 Leon Gimpel. Victory celebration at Arc de Triomphe, Paris, 14 July 1919. First World War in Colour, p.367. 1001 [Adolf Hitler salutes troops, 1939]. Life magazine. 1002 [Peace celebrations at Kerrobert], 1919. Photo R‐A15549‐3. 1003 [Willow Bunch‐‐Parade of tractor pulling wagons loaded with children during peace celebrations, Summer 1919?]. Photo R‐A3478‐2. 1004 [Officers commanding "B", "C", and "D" companies, 5th Canadian Battalion (Western Cavalry), during the Great War]. Photo R‐A10202‐1. 1005 [Private J.A. Thorn of Quill Lake, a member of the 46th Battalion, 191?]. Photo R‐A14140. 1006 [Harold Brown and Jim Howcroft Butterworth, of the 46th Battalion]. Photo R‐A14139. 1007 [Sgt. D.S. McKercher, Sgt. Punch Sylvester and Sgt. "Skinny" Edwards of the 46th Battalion, 1919]. Photo R A14132. 1008 [A German cemetery at Arras, France, rows of black crosses, 1932.] Photo R‐A17646. 1009 J.B. McDowell. [Hospital bombed by Germans and funeral of the victims], 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 232. 1010 [Men of the 217th Canadian Infantry Battalion, 191?]. Photo R‐B12611. 1011 [Soldiers of the Maple Creek 9th Canadian Mounted Rifles], 1915. Photo R‐B9191. 1012 [Group of soldiers posed in front of brick wall, 191?]. Matheson album, p.63. Photo album R‐B11319. 1013 [A group of Canadian soldiers, two women and a girl outside the Wesleyan Institute building, England(?), 191?]. Photo R‐A14141. 1014 Walter A. Buckstone. Canadians East of Arras, 1918 (excerpts). Imperial War Museum film IWM 316. 1015 [Portrait of Bill Walsh, Mike Carey, Walter Merrel and Bill Wiggins of 10th Ambulance Field Corps]. Photo R‐A24515. 1016 "Six File Hills Indian army recruits," 1915. Photo R‐A16. 1017 "C.D. Richardson, MAC Gazette Staff, 1914" [photo]. University of Manitoba Archives. 1018 [Alexander Decoteau, in police uniform, 19?]. Edmonton Police Service. 1019 "Lieutenant Robert Grierson Combe in uniform," [191?]. Photo GM‐PH‐1734. 1020 [Canadian troops on the Western Front, probably during the Battle of Arras, April 1917] (excerpts). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 1189. 1021 Our Heroic Canadian Brothers, ca.1918 (excerpts). Pathe production. Imperial War Museum, film IWM 465. 1022 [Left‐front view of the Vimy Memorial on Vimy Ridge, France], 2011. Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vimy_Memorial_(September_2010)_cropped.jpg. 1023 [Unveiling of the cenotaph in Victoria Park, 1926]. Photo R‐B13293. 1024 [Canadian troops on the Western Front, probably during the Battle of Arras, April 1917] (film still). Imperial War Museum, film IWM 1189.

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1025 [Dr. Elizabeth Matheson with her daughters: Letitia Lester, Gladys Crim and Grace Anderson in San Antonio, Texas during Easter 1957]. Photo R‐A17787. 1026 [Jacob and Christina Miller in their living room]. Jacob Miller papers, (Accession 2016‐082). 1027 [Neil J. Taylor in the 1940s]. Photo R‐A23730. 1028 Howard Hatton. Portrait of Violet McNaughton (pencil drawing), [19?]. Artwork R‐D1833. 1029 "Ernie and Vic Swanston," [19??]. From Buffalo Grass to Wheat: A History of Long Lake District, p.258. Craven: L.A. Shiels, 1980. 1030 [Sgt. Bill, the Goat (taxidermied), 191?]. Broadview Historical Museum (website), https://broadviewmuseum.weebly.com/.

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