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organization with committee and staff a its own, It is interesting to ‘Ipsace terns ‘recently proposed by the Fudstan Counot1 of Workmen' 8 and ISoidiers!: Delegates." : -jspeeoh and civil liberties, during: war tines, an. exhaust ible examinatd on for consoiéntious objectors. . a a. ‘r9r7,: 4b. -onlergéd. both: Ate. oftices and scope under the name © nat togad “orga Liberties Bureau, | on November 1, (1917, ‘the ola Anertoan ote that enclosed with thie bulletin was a "reprint | of the detailed Though the ostensible. object. of this bureau Wag: to protect free - f its files shows that aside from esatstings ‘very. small number of: bona ide consoientious objectors, some. ofthe real objects were: BS. ig Gnaturanry: sana sersina ansoonteite ‘to: ‘Fogt ater’ “aan conec entioug. objectors. 2... asatet any radical ‘movement. calowlated. to: obstruct the. prow“ . géoution of the war, as ‘evidenced by the Bureau's activities in collecting funds for the I.W.W. and. ““Masses* (defense. ough publications in high’ a eeanie att toward the I, We Wes - 4. To discourage in every possible” Way: any. ponadtentious- objector (applying to it for information) from: Going his military duty in war and pointing out to mothers and friends the means employed vy others to eB0a pe military service,. . $ In dasuing propaganda. Aiterature. thr. . - standing in order'-to. influence. publ , Conscientious | objectors and’ radion 5, Firnt eh ‘attorneys for ‘Gonsetéenti ous: objectors and persons proge-~ cuted for violation of the. Espionage - ‘ACt. 6. "Boring from within" churches, . religious onganieations, women's clubs, American Federation-of: Labor, etc. in order to spread radical and pacifist propaganda. - Working toward an after ‘the war. Program.