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This document confirmed that the request of Stanley Brubacher, an Ontario Mennonite who had requested exemption from military service during the First World War due to his religious beliefs, was approved. Please find transcription below.

An aged document form, filled in with blue typescript. — (Stanley C. Brubacher Fonds, Mennonite Archives of Ontario.)

*The full text is transcribed.*

**MILITARY SERVICE ACT, 1917**

NOTICE OF DISPOSITION OF APPEAL TO CENTRAL APPEAL JUDGE

Name ..... *Mrs. Louisa Brubacher*

Street and Number ..... *General Delivery*

City or Town ..... *Waterloo, Ont.*

You are notified that the Appeal to the Central Appeal Judge with respect to the exemption from military service of *Stanley C. Brubacher* has been considered by the Central Appeal Judge and his decision was that exemption be *Allowed from Combatant Service by reason of Religious Belief.*

*W.E. Wismer*

Registrar Under the Military Service Act, 1917

At *London, Ont.*

Note.- If the decision was that the Claim for Exemption should be disallowed or allowed only for a time which has expired or under circumstances which no longer exist, the man concerned must comply with such Order as he has already received or as may be sent to him by the Registrar herewith or hereafter.

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