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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2348, 2 January 1915, Page 3

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v SENATOR AIRMAN . . 0 .. . Dr. Emijle iKeymond, airman, _ and Senator of tho Loire, ins received, tlio Cross of tlio Legion of Honour,.the;reward of his devotion as a military airmail and to the cause of flying. Before tho wnr lio was president of the national cojumittoe which bought aeroplanes,- built sheds,-and. instructed pilots. Dr. Keymond volunteered for'service with tlio,flying corps, although lie was' attached to the safer branch,, the Army Medical Corps. As flight observer ■he was attajched to tho army of the East, and carried out bis duties 50 successfully that he was mentioned in dispatches. In! a roconnaissanco over the German lineli lie eas grievously wounded, but widh wonderful control ho brought' his jmachine to within a short distance of the French lines. Before being taken to hospital he insisted 011 indicating what 110 had seen. He was theii taken to .hospital, where he was visited an hour Inter by the general in ooiiitiund, who pinned the medal 011 tho dying man's broast.- Ho died during jlio course of the day.

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