Lamb v. Kroeger
Supreme Court of Iowa
1DissentSmith, J.
(dissenting) — I am unable to concur. The majority opinion correctly states, as the sole question to be determined, Was appellee an honorably discharged soldier of the Avar Avith Germany? — but proceeds to ansAver it in the negative. I would affirm the decision of the trial court and answer the question in the affirmativ’e.
The majority opinion starts Avith Webster’s definition of the Avord “soldier.” I prefer to take the definition of the United States Government, made in the very act of administering the selective-service act.
The language of the exemption statute should be presumed to haAre…
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