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... under . the protection of Li ade-union . Exactly, land in what tespect is his poeition different :trout that of the conscientious objector? lVagcs, breed, iii ity, quiet ,deep and &loiter fot his family. --are not these beneei, on, especially in war-time ...
... defence of country. of kin, who enjoys I the hospitality of a !anal which he will stir no finger to succour? . . The conscientious objector has taken up ground so infirm that it is absurdly easy to drive him from one untenable position to another. Foe instance ...
... the tribunals Are, working. The problem of dealing the conscientious objector has beeq greatly simplified. The practice no is for a printed list of ten questions ti he sent to a conscientious objector, sal to these he gives written answers. Some members ...
... living with hini.—Driendatit was bound over is of .0 to keep the poses for ins siontbo. and ws- ordered to pay mats. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. West Swinton Cases. Mattress, aged %. of 33. High street. la MI6 eliartted with an ab-, metes wider t Milttary Service ...
... for War: Whether it is with his sanction that the Doncaster Rural District Tribunal, in a claim for exemption of a conscientious objector. excluded the public and the friends of the applicant, while admitting the reporters of • hostile newspaper; whether ...
... beginning to kirk against the mechanical transference of the conscientious objector into the ranks of that unit. We run quite understand that men who hold the opinions of these conscientious objectors must la , anathema to the men who through perils of war ...
... manhood doing battle for the Motherland and Empire on one or other of its far-Bung battle grounds, the striker, the conscientious objector, and every other type of shirker and public enemy feels at liberty to parade his tusiScwthinass, to the shiune his ...
... . rates might be settled ksrla%. hilt what, about nationalisation. conscription. striketreak.r.g. tlm. ruleame of conscientious objector , --all these thorns lie in the of the tiovernment. Will the Government cut the Gordian knot and accept the nuijority ...
... duration of the war. A CONSCIENI'IOI.'S OBJECTOR. The case in whit h U,, greatest interest warn displayed was that of a conscientious objector who is measlier of the boot department of the Barnaley British Co.opertstits Soeiety. He IP a member of the Wee. leyan ...
... appreciation of the SerVieeA rendered to the rountry. Mr. Keyworth objected to congratulating Mr. Nedch•rnsan. who he a conscientious objector. Mr. Corker said he could not see where the guest :oil of etOteeielltlOUS objection tlialle in. Mr. Lyon asked of ...
... I. ' l 'l smosisfel. .Ifter tea oh excellent concoct The Chairman raked whether women mould before the tgi ol . .1 CONSCIENTIOUS OBJEcTOR. , sea provided by local artiotes. including Mom not be employed to do this work. IM. Pan-moire teopranno Mrs. (Oar's ...
... press for the abolunon ot conscription in all countries. Another resolution called for the immediate release of all conscientious objectors. and is third resolution protested against the attack made by the police at Glasgow with the oh-, intention of frustrating ...