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... . / ssing reference having been made by Mr. Chaplain to the position of vaccination officers and the increase of conscientious objectors, the most important point urged in the remaining speeches was a demand that, where it was necessary, municipalities ...

... the Indians, or what was left of them, still haunted the dismal prairies like drink-sodden, dirty ragged ghosts. One conscientious objector to hard work was a man in my own Battery named Owen, Curley Owen. Me was popular man with his comrades, probably because ...