... born in the Burgh remain vaccina ted, and that considerable advantage is taken of the option given to the so-called conscientious objector. Thi* the seed is being sown, and the harvest will surely follow, and it will be a harvest disease, disfigurement ...

... was a test hound case, and that the accused was probably representing a number of other—perhaps he might call them conscientious—objectors, so that he had to weigh the two representations. After due consideration he had come to the conclusion that a modified ...

... Party to . explain the Act so far as it related to the raising of patinas' funds and with the clauses dealing with the conscientious objector, Mr Barnes dealt with the two clauses in a very exhaustive manner. At the finish of the address several delegates ...

... inculcate the responsibilities maternity—and the* consequences to the unfit and their progeny i THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR. Is the conscientious objector to vaccination a menace to the well being of the Borderland ? That he is a growing force is evident ...

... welcome from the people of Eokdale. (Applause.) ford Dd. keith, in reply, raid it was quite the thing nowadays to le a conscientious objector to something or other, and PO after that day he se. going to be objector to bazaars. (Laughter.) He, however, wished ...

... in the Burgh remain unvaccinated, and that conaider able advantage is taken of the option given to the so-called conscientious objector. Thus the seed is being sown, and the harvest will surely follow, and it will be • harvest of disease, disfigurement ...

... Those attacked have been mostly vaccinated adults, children being practically exempt, and in no case has a child of a conscientious objector been affected. A good many of the inhabitants have been re-vaccinated, some against their inclination, under pressure ...

... into trouble in connection witfe the failure to stamp cards. The Sheriff—Was his conscience also? Mr Aitken—He was a conscientious objector. After got into trouble, having eatisfied himself that was bound to obey the Act, be saw that his servants got cards ...

... under the circumstances. Walker was per* fectly respectful to him, and he understood his position to be that of a conscientious objector because be considered it was unfair to friendly societies and to agricultural workers. At this stage Mr Brown read ...

... customs and excise. Germany, too, has direct taxes 10 fall back on, though they exist on what Dr McKellar and the Conscientious Objector (To the Editor ol Tho B««rfcli Newo. J Alloro n»nk. nowiok. Sir.—Under the hetding; D«n(rer which ThrcHtems.” ...

... Wyndham, who was received with Opposition cheers, pointed out that the Bill contained provisions to meet the case of the conscientious objector. The need for increase the forces for home defence being ad mitted, he believed was, the question was whether could ...

... his duty was tinder circumstances. Walker was perfectly respectful to him, and understood his position be that of conscientious objector, because he considered it was unfair friendly societies and to agricultural workers. At this stage Brown read a letter ...