Berkshire Chronicle Reading 12-1917

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conscience of.ltruly progressive I~anc
has determined that · the 20th . centll!'r y'
be $, ce,n tury
llberatlojl" ,a.nd ;'Of
lmmtdia~ p.liv.ry. '~
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I1~E~r,at" lon }n"1 b~~t sense.
Tl,le enllg:l~~'
Oem()CI'~,LCI,e.s lo~' the world a.re seeklhg
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advanGe~ent by the moral
spiritual development .of maT\kuld for
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old 'inces&ant struggle for material
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,of which human history is too fnll. ,
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in ' the, j moral and spiritual
,)V~dnl~8daY!' Dece~"1er
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implies strife, but it is a· struggle
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"with such . enod~)us sliccess at
'ltl!:ailrlst h\lmanity's ,own fault~ .an1 lHind"
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si\lflshness, :' stupidity,
Martinis Theatre, Lonci~,i.
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ity. There ' is, as
Ulldcr , Di"lum~ulshed ralron;\l!e: ' f;l 2id of tho Ji "nation. lIT the heart 'of Eurqpe
BRITISH CLUB FOR .BEL(:;IAN ' SOLDIERS,
has set its fllce in the contrary direc'IIp
the days " ~ f our , gi'andfathers '
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w<tr~ 5ig~s of al·strong moyement .01
;MDME., KARINAt ~
atlOn 111 Germany. ' The spirit 'bfferlin~,
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~tage ' of the, NaP.oledni.C wars, and
·,Mr. EMILE 'DE VLlEGEQ;'
~he uprising ot the people in i848l , But the
The Bcl ~inn Vl:oloncellist..
~itadel of Pr1'lssianism Which Frederiok
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the Great had completed and fortified, was
Stalls, S/S; Res~rved Sents, 2/'.
never c:/-ptured by the , Germans w):lo
(including 'h'ntertainment Tax).
Its ·garrison never
obltn;irlcd' of' Messrs. Barnes nnd Avis, Duke ·aspIred · to free~om.
Streett Rending.
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~urrendered , _ The _cause for w.hich they
1Y'0,rked witl) unflaggIng diligence and wi!- '
~ul, devqtlon .to the pQwers' of evil was the
,~ra~cation ,of . the i~eals pf Chr1sten~ori1 In
II'Il but name: 'Ve are all familiar with ilie
,~pious adjurations' by' 'whi~h
senera~
tlOn of Hohenzollerns after' another has
CalIE)d heaven to witness that, Its lies wete
tr~th and its crimes ~'lere vll"111es, but, pr.ac.tic.ally, the creed .of Prussianisro is no more
~~an sCientific heath,e nism·. -It 'has beep.
,flgh,tly called
the neg,alion of God
:rl!l~at(jd to a 8ysteIfl.
I~ st,a nds for the
~UPJlI,gat!on_ of consc~ence, justice, freedom'
an4 ~aw to t.h e dom,i nion of .. merc might
exercised ~t .the l:iidd~ngof greed.
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h!,~ ~een' .Imore clearly than .
P,'oc;".,";l W\J~on', th!, .imchll;nged and
nature 01 Prussianism.
heal'd in th~~ cou'htry' , voices" f
r .. I,,,rA~oll1l1;on' :j.nd. (lesJlondency urging us to
Ii. b'·ucll with our 'ch1ef 'adversary
wliich 'WOUj'd leave · his l pOWel' for.
and ' 'concede to him '
ruJim,LSS:ton that' we had found him in-

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