. Rolle des Service in den großen Krieg, 1914-1919. e angeworben hat ein eigenes im 4 Gor - Highlanders don, März 1915; er obtainedhis Kommission im Dezember des gleichen Jahres, als er nach Frankreich ging, und wurde auf den 9. subsequentlyattached Gordon Highlanders. Hewas stark im Mai 1916 verwundet und againshortly vor seinem Tod, wenn seine feine spiritwould ließ ihn nicht aufgeben. Galant leadinghis Männer in der Dicke der Kämpfe er in Aktion in der Nähe von Ypern, 22. August 1917. Milne waskilled war sehr beliebt in der Armee, Offiziere, Seelsorger und Männer gleichermassen bezeugte den loveand Hingabe, die er in jenen inspiriert

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. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. e enlisted as a Private in the 4th Gor-don Highlanders, March 1915 ; he obtainedhis commission in December of the same year, when he went to France, and was subsequentlyattached to the 9th Gordon Highlanders. Hewas wounded severely in May 1916, and againshortly before his death, when his fine spiritwould not let him give in. Gallantly leadinghis men in the thick of the fighting he waskilled in action near Ypres, 22 August 1917.Milne was most popular in the Army, officers, chaplains and men alike testified to the loveand devotion he inspired in those who camein touch with him. His CO. wrote of himas a very gallant capable leader of men andan ever cheerful comrade . ROBERTSON, REV. JAMES DUNCAN :Lieutenant, 9th Battalion Gordon High-landers ; M.C. ; son of James Robertson, machineman; bornAberdeen, 11 June, 1886 ; student inArts, 1908-11 ; studiedat Aberdeen U.F.College, 1911-14;licenced as a pro-bationer by the U.F.Presbytery of Aber-deen, 7 June 1915. Robertson enlistedin November 1914 as. 69 IN MEMORIAM. a private in the 4th Gordon Highlanders ; inJanuary 1915 he was commissioned 2nd Lieu-tenant in the 9th Battalion, and afterwards roseto the rank of Lieutenant. He saw much servicein France and Belgium, was several timeswounded, once severely, and in April 1917 wasawarded the Military Cross for conspicuous gal-lantry. On 27 August 1917 he died of woundsreceived in action at Ypres the previous day.Robertson was an earnest and conscientiousstudent, and for several years rendered valuableservice in connection with a Mission of whichhe had charge in the neighbourhood of Huntly.His early death destroyed the promise of a use-ful ministry. SCOTT, CAMPBELL LOWE: Lieu-tenant, 3rd Battalion Royal Scots; son of William LeslieScott, solicitor ; bornPeterhead, 3 February1894. He studiedArts, 1912-15, witha view to becomingan Advocate, andwhen he joined theArmy had alreadyshown promise ofsuccess in the pro-fession he hoped tofollow. In

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