Berkshire Chronicle Reading 03-1918

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MatiMe :\:EDNESDAY NE~T~ March 13,

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World· famed _~rus'91 Comedy,

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WEDNESDAY NEXT. Man h 13tJa, at 3

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At 7.30 p •••• .

Tiolrf.t~ (or R..crved l!e2U (unnumberedl. price J/~.
nray be obtalned at the College OfficC' ; or
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from the Hegtslrar.
ADMISSIQ~' FREE. withont [kkct.
noon open al 7 p.m. . The COllcert will end al
abollt 9.15 p.m.

F."f:E~~h; ~iORf.'TON and GG\'TOli HE~TII'S .
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MISS ' GRACE
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Monday. M:tr.:h 18, Six ights at 7.30 (Ollce Xigltlly).
Matinee, \V4Ie day, March 20, :tt 2.30,

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A .. .Jd:h'TllO" .wonder.play. )

.. A KENTUCilY QUIDERELLA."
A .• Bluebird" maoot.n!id in lOur ad •.

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PA RAMOU~T T RAVEL .-No. 36.

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T commemorate tho 25 years' arduous work of
Mr. Hugh E. Walford, the' "'OIinder of the
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l'r ecds to be appli..d. to tfle Endowmcnt Fund .
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THE MAYOR (If. A. SARJEANT, ESQ.).
Lit?b.CoI. LESIIlE WILSON, C.M.G .• D.S.O., lII.P .,
j and olher dl t\nguish d persollage .
Numerous VALUASLI' PRiZES will be :awarded,
including Special PrI~cs for Orlglnal ·Hoole·made
Ladies' Ooatulnes; 11: 0 .
. WALTZ COMPETITION .
DANciNG 8 till 2,
THE COLEY PARK STRING BAND,
~llder the direction of Corporal J. W. Ar h~·£., )
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• and Mr. OE RGE Fl HLEIGH .

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1...... i Single Tlc.,eto. '1/6 Double, 4/. ; Bakony, III
(In ding lax).
and Tw. (ollowiDI day_, noloih·. to thi. T1\entr••
REFRESHME • . at moderate charg .
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Mil. F. A. SIMO NDS,
Mil. S. J;lRAIN.
MR. B. ~USSELL.

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bile die 'c~t at 8 o'clock.

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be hold Ilt l'!!t, }'RIAR
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.ID •• to dieoll
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Jle autocrats
rorutarlet. of Pru.la 8bould ftnd t ir
lien friends In those f.vho pose all the
grelt.\est champions of 'freedom and the
e,6vGCatea of the bottQ.m dog.
Extremal
mllllt. When we conicler the matter we
ftnd a certain amo+nt of aftlnity between
the Prull8ianl who bejleve tile hegemon~ of
the world I de Uned fer" them, and who
dlllleminate German K\lltur at the pomt
of the sword, l1lld the B4lebeviks, who wi h
to refoftn the world ill accordance with
their ideas by force. Tbe doctrinaire
Idealists of to-day, ineljldlng those in this
country, speak as thourh they had l0lIDd
a new road to 1Oe1a.l 8a.l"atioD,· bu~ t1lere
'I nothini new under the 'sun.
Their
vIews have bl'd pre.ctIC/l1 trial, h'om the
Paris Commune to the present day. The
liJ)erty, equality and fraiernlty held .out In
1't89 h'anslated them8411vlI . quickly into

part-time education ' of
the.1I 01 (purtee" and

merciless tyranny, civil war, unempJoy·
ment and stalVation. Le1)ln and TroUky
bave U&ed the catch ph~, .. Peace .nd
plenty," l1lld the result to Russia hu been
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dUaatrou8. /fbe people of tbi.e countI"J.
Let:tUTer Il ·Ed_tiOD aad IIut6&- o( lftlhpd. if tbey lleten~ to the deDlo~OS'ue!l
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11.i,..~idCol'-.. ll...un •.
patift tao wo
be led away by catcha,.. In, ted to brill, th.lr f..leJI4,s.
LAll. Jour. 8eorMary.
word , but wi h the examples of R~ala
, and Rumania !before th.ir eyes they mu t
Indeed be pUrbHnd if they are led astrJlY
by the doctrinaires. Germany Is carving up
ftull&ia. tord!>ly comp.lling people to
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eb....e their alJeciance, and putting them
UDder an economic yoke. Rumania h88
lINn forced to eapltolate, cu\;.otr from ac·
T '0 G.\LLOW" 'ltjuCKS (open! ••
ceee to. the . . by \be lurreJlder of her
DIllVI NG CPJIPBTITIO (open).
prO~, her oll &J;Id , raiD, htl' chief
LOCAL PONY ~OI!.
..eanl of I~ce. to be at the disposal
W HiPpET RAGE. FOOT RACK (M )'aI'm).
of her eonquerors. who are to ero.. her
eouatry . at will to l ei to lhe great Rue·
IiaD Blatlt Belt' ~rt
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PromjKer: E. HADLEY,'
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Diu..." 1 .. ClOMtroed by G~any and
AWIlria. It I. WlUllDkable that WI &bouM
e~t to luch a reeettlement ot ' the
world. Tbey ery peace where tIlere II nil
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But the ~ tate oft Middle
PI •••rYe t~Ol by U .....
Europe is belntr ~ up UDder our n9M8.
We ncollUllencl an~De 'Who doe. not grup
.bat It aaeana to IJO to any 1"l'lJe map of
Europe, and ftruJ'e DU. tor hlnaeU the vut
eateM and relOW'C8B of this DeW Sta(e.
. T in is &ufficienf to keep fresh
And ·then recall to mipd that the power
fliS for nine
ac more.
1a wielded by an aUtoUacy bent aD 1)Iorld
n.. 4 11 • • "", 1/2.
domlnlon and IUbJeeUt; We abould, in·
deed. be .a,D1nI tbI d atll warrant 01
Empire. and rt'9Ul8. ., the ecollClllOO
.~y OD 1rbIc:b our bl«f1
and
'lietier _lal eoDCtiUolls depend, If .e
to
& to • 8DIIII1,;
III Rqu$ bean
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LeetUNr ill ~aomic• •.i Polit.ieOl ill Ule
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.-\ W"rld Brady.made pMto-pla.y.

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'Btili eid aud Co.• ~' r Street ; Mr. A. Wark,47.
CaaI1e $treet; Mr. F . }\I. S. Smith. 4(). Church Street,
Oawrlbam '; the -HeadQUlU'ters of the Reading
MluWare Rifte Club •. W, Alfr~ !jbnt; aud o/4jhe
Ho:J. Treasurer, Mr. H . Dyson. Mlrk'et Place ; Hou.
$ecrctary, lIr. F.:r. Gray. <49, Va.tern Rood .

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Price Lists o~ ~eds for the Farm and
Garden poet free on Ipplication,

LARGE TOWN · HALL, READINC.
MONDAY, ~ARCH 18th, 1 9 1 8 .

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Fanc;:y ' l)ress Ball

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ICES: 5]9. 3/6. 21' and. 1/3. llIc1utllvg Tox:
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UNIVER lTY COLLEGE, READI

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