... ultimo (though one finds it hard to imagine him among the constant readers of the Daily Mirror”). Did ever Quaker or Conscientious Objector look so unmilitary as ’Jofifrc, Pershing, Haig and Beatty in their academic gowns?” “The Observer.” ...

... n has passed through certain phases of legal nature, and everyone is nowadays familiar with the spectacle of the “conscientious objector,” who escapes from having his children vaccinated by his allegation that he believes the operation to be attended ...

... and when the peace came he w’ould object to that. It was the one sadness of his life that he was too old to be a conscientious objector, for the idea of being an object of loathing to the rest of community would have meant happiness to hkn. He took to ...

... haunt me still.’ ” In the Police Court. The police magistrate had had a very busy morning, and now the spectacle of a conscientious objector did not tend to raise his spirits. “Why do you object to vaccination?” asked, sharply. “It’s a matter of conscience ...

... be then ? All that the contagion requires is now material upon which to exercise its virulence, and thanks to the conscientious objector this is being stored up daily in vast hordes. Thousands and thousands of children, innocent of tho fate which is being ...

... are one of them conscientious objectors as had ought to be shot out of the way?” Well aware that the pretty Miss Mary, along with' the rest, was eagerly awaiting his reply, the stranger] smiled drily. I am not a conscientious objector,” he and though ...

... 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 ...

... —the Commanding OfficeT” Oh ! b'.eatcd the meek one, as he subsided behind his spectacles, 1 thought you meant the Conscientious Objector.” A Retort in Kind. Many arc the stories have heard of young men being more or less insulted for not being in khaki ...

... In the seclusion of his home was writing eloquent letter to The Times concerning the disgraceful treatment of a conscientious objector who had spent a day trouserless his cell. -Every person who came along the avenue was scrutinised eagerly. At the ...

... loading and unloading railway trucks and commissariat waggons, filling sandbags, etc. NO. 2713 Pte. Clarence Pott was a Conscientious Objector. Me could not very well be anything else since he objected to war, to military despotism, to the infringement of the ...

... of questions from old Lady Bolsovcr Albert’s self-control began to buckle. Your ladyship,” he said, “ I represent a Conscientious Objector on his return from a Peace Meeting “At which,” Albert told me, “old Binger clapped me on the shoulder, and said he ...

... calls on Monday, tell her to to the devil and do her worst..”' * “What’s the matter with you, Malton? Vou look IHie conscientious objector who’s heard of British victory. Nothing wrong with the wife?” No, nothing—that is, everything.” “You’re little vague ...