... of the risk of such an abuse of a purely military measure. It was said that the conscientious objector would he forced to accept combatant duties. The conscientious objector is completely protected from any violation of an honest conscience. The antagonists ...

... The Marple tribunal wluch declined to give absolute exeniptiou in saw had given it on the application oe another conscientious objector. Th 1 Military Representative: every ableboctivv. man refused to undertake military aen•tc( what would happen to the ...

... their and the week-end has also furnished of the kind! arose in on day night about nine o'clock. whev ;tit:P of the conscientiou* objectors were returning t o the Centre. and erre attacked with rod:. a wealt•istd many the C,onchies and, if report be true ...

... practically in his employ. The other, stephen, 'gist S. had only been employed occasionally on tie tarn. He was a conscientious objector, but the father, of court* was not responsible for his son's opinions. Mr it'heklon was extremely sorry ho should ...

... proceeded to Hithen'. Brow Vann and arrested the defendant as an absentee under the Military Act. He gated that he • conscientious objector. het when chanced at the Poynton Police Station with being an absentee he mule no reply. ryergeant-MApir azeistant ...

... charge of olotbing. Temporary exemption was granted to September 30th, appellant to join the Volunteer*. NORTHENDEN CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. A Nowhenden man, sod 38, chief bookkeeper to a big firm of exporters, claimed *brollye exemption on conscientious ...

... war had developeriq into alarming proportaons had become a. skilled worker, or with one of those. terrible men the conscientious objector.; 1 the ex-service men ought to get he jolt i --(bear, heart--and they were going to 6 see that tie did get it. (Hear ...

... contracts. be done by women. Mr Yates many times L EGA( AND DONATIONS. disagreed with this. and said that women A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. I The donations are gratefully eculd and would do all kind, et work. Mr Leigh, the Board of Agriculture The manager ...

... duties, %%Itch will you dot Applicant: I understand that the Military :Serv.oe Act gives complete exemption to the conscientious objector. Mt McLean: That is not an answer to my queetion. Applicant: I fear I cannot undertake either combatant or non-combatant ...

... may secure national attention, and Wits our agitation against Act be intensified and made irresistible. The genuine conscientious objector would refuse to lend himself to theatrical display for a political purpose. The victims who will be paraded through ...

... 'agricultural tepre,entatitei. and Mr W. Jebneton (clerk 6 ¶lk sitting took place one of the Coni%dice Rums. A number of conscientious objectors from Hyde appeared brio,* the tribunal claiming from military dutt,s. Ten of them sew represented by Mr J. A. Risque ...

... Federation. w will be to Mae on Production for Mr for the War Office. /said on Wednesday that arranwernen4 have been made conscientious objectors whose have not been by toe Central Trtkeinal and wbo are and deterrucn shall be placed 14141 Wit are 11=1 .„ . ...