Berkshire Chronicle Reading 01-1919

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The r

lection is

on_rful In it. 1IJllDi..

trot,. woaderful

takable baekinc , lIr. LIo1d Gearle ud
CoaHtioa Go~nt. 1Fooderf1il ill the
jb~", ~~!;~=: Hoi....... Gf bonoo: ,Dd ~ it lOa",.
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to
pllapt
AIId ..-tl,. .-n who
lIP. pro.,~ 10 wofth1 a .1aDdard-_J'lr in
the Coalition ea_. Tllere eould un
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• DO lIWN popalar
then oo~ han
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U. I .......~ been ~bJIl(lro popular ~idaw. aDd ~ •
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aid
did ~ ....,.., ,,~tu"'
uMrl that had it lIeD ~l
It AI Itloc:u..... ....'
of
to Je . the o~aJiieatlOJl. and. bad a ~
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1rKtIln,
the
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'&~llled
the 'pOD, ColoDel · Wu,on' •
is' not
• _ _ .10> eMIlI ' .1It!. ', .ne w.~et
~jorlty ( won'ld: -h&~ ~ 'well above ten
D ,with int...reat ch.... '.,. lIsed ." Ad> 01 r.rll.", ... t.
the1UlUld!. It _
ne ~te p6rlt triumph,
.ri-S·ment. It i9,
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If there 18 one'! 'act whi'eh em
from
(act " terrlble
' that needs
~"·.ra 't~at ' ~ ' . Dlotriet OowICil thie e~b.·maki~ election. it i8 tla-.t the
most elllctent 'mell8Qr'H \0 siautp out. 1be1 bad no Jlartocllet:OD In the ".alln. U.~. CCll'nt1'l' 'is h~Jy sick ~f pe.rt:r politic!!
/I ....eft" lI,d the utr.. Ill........ Icb~ f.U bani of the
t,.:pe, and tW it ~ ita
That the ,people of ~ eountry will on
tb. poorer ~pl., 19d he, IUpHtPd thot Il!it rt~n tiTe8~" cot the eackle'~ aDd get
ha.ve none of it the , p01#1I plain.y ,Rare,
obould orTln,. . . ml!tl!»1 01 the pe.......~ on wjt
the
tWllal buein
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led to ..... _
the ...tter.
showed. It til, tbeMore, astounding ....
IIQIOUIC(I'" AJ'l'UL J'911 ",~ll£ AJM)TMP'f8.
that tlle 'would-be 1..,. of the people A \el.kr ... r"";ved Mm the 8onniOC hrllla
Mr. MorTis shmIld be !!O porbliDd Oouncil .... Ihd IIftpe oIMdd he &liken to proI
The SOCIAL -CWI!I at ~ emu steed. in
aa
no
to see the m,aning of Ute elec- ...!de 5ddl~~ ........JI~ allot..... ta lor tb~ dill·
elllfJrl]! and Augmented
connection with the above, ~'i11 be opeDeCl bv
led ... jp.tl»1 tbat tb, .....""11 Ibould ap.
1t ill ' cba,racfAldaU<;, of uict.
His Wor8hlp tilt M.Jor (S. H~ard, Esq.,) tloa rpsults.
pro-ell 1ktI.. ,JleAcid, ' wood l "nd 00,. wI
the
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of
his
stmnp,
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vinp;
ap~ed
to
vieW
to'
"''IU,rlnr Irom
em UlTe<> Icr 0 then
on Saturday"Janu.try llth, at 3.30. p,m, AI
lind '()I' ' tb. pprpoae.
,
Di5llbarged men !peciall~ invited to the the p,ople and been defeated, irtu;ne- . "",. C/lSI""U. ..Id it .... I dltlcult mAt ,for
l1ately.
to
cont41dflJ'
wlIÂ¥S
and
means
of
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lturll
Dielrlet
(JoQncll to ""'\~ Ilnd,unl
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OpeDing cef'~y.
bH PI.tI~j.a.y poWfllo H~ uJldentciod tlW t.b~
getting
behind
~U!l
."rjlict.
'Mr.
Moropen daily at 42 Friar', - - - -...,....:.,.'--"""";:'-"-::---.-'''--'r.lorroci ~ ... ,"'ardeII by at fl.
del,
ris's ~xtraordlnary 'i'Dd coo1 PJ;opO~1l1 I.nd
Wood .ad 1:)0. . . . builctiol IfJÂ¥l.
l 'to t3. 'Phone No. 262.
is that g.eograpbica) areas should not 1 w~ .. r~ to invite Ia.. opiJIi<>D of th ~I
~ th& bases of the consiituenciel!!, but Goye.. "'•• ' &&rd OD tb ...."jee~ IDd a! t~ tom,
munlcat. wab at ....... II.-dol, Wood .nd C •
that men should lle chosen from Trade
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Unions or other Labour organiaa· Tho Cb.h..... 'd tba~ 000, 01 lbe ro.d, il> nr.
tions. Trade Unions are not political null dIt'r.,~ ""'" [" .. depl.jhbl condltion, bu'
It ' could 1lO~ be noided, hAvlnr ~1Ini . 1.. lb.
t tf H.M. KiD. G •• ,.. V
tholllh the MorriseS of beavy burdLa 01 tra theYIi.d bid to bear duro
lllo
this Country WOIJ1cJ like to tUl'Jl them 1111 the pm ,.11< ,ean,
IOdiitbe dilDeul\1 of.,bto politic8.l uses. 'But we ,~ehture to totnln, mllkrltl Uld I..OOu.. • OOD\"'Dplal<!d thl.
..,.tH .ould cost I p •• peal 01 moooy bt'o..
nutn.
say tbat whether 1M! likes it or not. tbe
tbry collld .be reet~red. to lbel••re'wor eo'ltllt.ioo,
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Mr.
Morris
will
be
compel(ed
to
a.cc~pt
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. ' the verdict of the ·illectors. . And if
Otoenl
p,* Ollce).
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. THE IbN(J'S SEEO-SMBN; '
they are wise the bodies who found a
candidate in Mr. Morns will pass an
unhesitating condemnation or hill Bol·
shevik sentiments by 1?lainly intilnat·
1ng that he will not 1>4! aske<rt.o cham·
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pion the Labour cau '~ ill Reading
Price Lisll oJ Seeds for the Farm again. Because, we can assure th m.
yve sha:n Jlot fo~et. nor f1:ll he
lAd Gar4 n poSt ~ee
.pp1ic't~'on. that
people of Reading. )ii8 Bolsh,vik ut
terances, and they will be on tille n,eltt
occa.si~.n . a- fat&! b~r, to his 8ucc,sll,

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WilBOn owes his big majority

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'l'HE LfBERA
Colonel Les]i WillOJl haa now won two
of the ' 'groi!t\:test electoral triumph. which
han lIveJ' 'been ' aeeUJ'td in the aJJD&le of
Readill(Ct IDs Jljority at the by-elstiQIl '
in 1918 pI 1.lS1 Wna .. remarkable acjUevement. for then e beat both the Liberal and
lAbouJ' can .
On the R nt occ!asio~ h.e has
y ~ the total. of hie
three epponen . One of the mOst remarit·
able I_lu.res 0 the el~on WSI the smallnfJ68 ot- )the '
oof~. A.quithiaD ~• .
date. &lid it i a sj:rlking OOmmelltuy e~
the miatake i~ briDatDir out ltIr. Tboreeby •
at, this ju.nc~ that he 11.. the ,un~t
1'!JM!~enoeel ~freiting the ;£1&0 depostt.
We ao ~ot ' im in
after the llOe. a week
circulu, thnt there are man, people in
Reading .00 h VfI ~uch 57mpat4, for lrim.
TlitIt the, Li~l pon in ReadiiIc .hou14
have dec1in~~lt:om Ii.~ in 1906 to S.l~
in 1918, 'IIDd
t wit b
electo:raw qua:
ruplecl, i. cal ulated to make the LibtraJ
ol'llanieera th·
very - tiou.".

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NECESSITY
HftllMome 0
Wilson, it ' i8 '
be no ~ll\ckl!ll

OR OltGA(IS.6.TION .
the:tljl1l.t~ an f<?r Colonel
m~rative tha.t thm eho..ud
DC 01 .pel'llODal e1Iort or Ilrrapiaa.~eD. 0
i68d j ..bo¥J' in Jlading i~
1\, Jut
aetor .hie. ml,lst lie reckoned "ith in
future ; Mr. M
's'. POl\.:.i.t. a hig~l,. creditUlle I1chievem 11t when IIJlM a. 'blief p&riOO
~peed dUriG~Whieh he Wllol befo" the coil·
~",tuenc,. G
ted th..t orpniwl laboUr
polled almost Ita full .be~h ... heeh
cla&&es are ' DUd to oom blJ)e the .-me
e!~ will be iu:le· ... in the ~ to allare

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,Tbe mq$t BtrikiAg fe.ture of .
. General Election was the rout of
lo.. e IDd maolle
AJI
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seeS .. and t}'e Pa..l 4l "'produCtioD.
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.i . f)e(e~tist . ~s
Mr. ~
Barnes~"
said.
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to!y ~or ,those wh.o ' werll
.IIIISE OF HAYE -"!' whol..h.e~rted in the WIlJ· ~ :rite: grellit
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lea ill, 'If ~e ele~to~.1 . 1liht ie' that,
WHIp: and All'lOlllO ~~R~~.
e~ ~hlng !lise" the ~ople of
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thie eoun r:Y _are patril;tlc. ,. They have
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nati~nal security ~d lIÂ¥.:rty.'.tn, pn.
They, are Doi ashamed or BOlT)!
(lone 80. and 1JteJ ha~e lUI ....''"''·..· ,
foregO~nr the fruits 01

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\htm to TDte r the .Labour e&ndidaij.;, and
It is vib.U, gece8SUJ" iD. the in~ of.
the f coulltn' liett the. m
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nel
Wi eon's <fill
1 sbould- be 80 00 plate
that , thoae wbo fo.vour oonetitational
methods and !!RDO ' proirrMa should be
repr;:tod i tiheir rulf streDÂ¥th 'It the
polling bootb, Werk between ,leetiOlUl is
the en y , way
!JeCurin, the return of the
right man. I mwit be remembered that ·
eorh male oofert practica1l, me DB twe
vote.. or four on .. dimien, eo that a ' 11:
tuJ'JlOV r of v
8 i. nOW very poeBible.
lffi, KORRI S BOLSHEVISM.
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the
.... body • . ana UI1J~Cl~DHm, w :re
'",~?r''''' Btudied mcIodelratiloD,
of his
own to 1:';~b~~:U;

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JIIMSUfe to ' patr till Libe'1'!M who naliaed
thnt lhi~ was , time to re i ... e old part;,
biltern~. lUId bo desired to pva Mr,
Lleyd GMr'ge all ~he b&c1tillg in their poweT .
The ellO'hnoul pOll" of Libel'l CoaJitiobi<t..
in ether 0011 'toenciea ·indiea.tes that
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elee
the,. ....e.ed eq ua1
bre:Jodth of vie
We feti .ure that their
oontidence Ui t CoaLitlo_ will not be mitt-