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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 160, 5 September 1916, Page 2

SORRY THEY SPOKE. At the West Ham tribunal two broth ers, who are partners in a printing business, asked for exemption, but it was decided that one must go into the Army. The brothers left the court, and when they returned said that the elder one would go. The tribunal granted conditional exemption to the younger, the chairman adding “On condition chat no appeal is made respecting the one who is to go.” The brothers (together) : “Oh. we had decided to appeal.” The chairman: “Then ere order von both to a/o. Now you can both appeal.”

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