COMPENSATION FROM THE BUSINESS MAN'S POINT OF VIEW
\ piohib tionist and a ptominen! business man from Sydney writes thus about our light over here* “I have .*»me to the conclusion that wc- made a mist.ike \»ith our “No C'oni|Knsa tion” 1 r\. It has been .*n awful handicap to in uphill light. This ti lth* 1* sucking the life-blood of our nat on, and its abolition is worth paying for. We have let the niii*ti*r of the compensation clause weikh ton much with us. It is a greater injustice to our nation to allow its evils to **xist one day longer than necessary, i f freedom from those evils can be obtained by granting compensation.”
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White Ribbon, Volume 24, Issue 284, 18 February 1919, Page 11
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115COMPENSATION FROM THE BUSINESS MAN'S POINT OF VIEW White Ribbon, Volume 24, Issue 284, 18 February 1919, Page 11
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