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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2918, 2 November 1916, Page 4

A STORY FROM THE FRONT. MACHINE GUNS EXCHANGED FOR JAM! _ Hero is an interesting sidelight on life at the front, as told' liy a loading War Correspondent "T ( ho English soldier's jam ration is tho envy of botli the Belgian and French troops whore the linos of tho different armies join. On ono occasion, at that point where the French forces are adjaoent to tho English battalions, it was evident that the British . wore in. difficulties, because of tho activities of a Germnii machinegun detaohnient. , The French commander, knowing tho English had no machine guns of thoir own, offered 1 the uso of two French weapons for ten hours in return for one case of jam. The offer was gladly accepted." Our Soldiors are not supplied with jam because it is a delictus sweet, but because ,'ifc (is a "WHOLESOME FOOD. Jam should be on every table every day, and the finest jam you- can obtain is

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