Berkshire Chronicle Reading 03-1918

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BY .Rev. PITf BONARJEE.

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THUaSDA Y. March 20,

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By Rev. PITT BONARJEE.
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W~te at P ee.rl Waldron.
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WDIKC TUIIISH BATHS I: ELECTRO
TIIERAPEUTIC DTAIWIIIIENT.
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nt-t,,,,,,,-' at the .Jt!n ~raJ
Mr.
dacri bee bimS(,/!
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in political wire-pwI
and h. must IDcMed have ~n
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than __ peop16 IUppo.ed
11 b..... , ; _ tllat the Labour P arty, h&.<.
iDt alv. . a good IlOOOWlt 01 themeelVe.1
at the election woufcl rra.eefull, retire in
hit favOUr at the ned contelt. But h is
"IiJaDlioit, " does n
end there. If he
bad ~ content to announoe his withdrawal from the ReadiJlc politieal Al'er\ll
DO ou would have qUAnel.led with bi m.
but 1I'hat ri.ht ha be to create dUlieol ti~.
toe whoenr .!Dar IUcceed him P Wh~tb e..
the Libel-a! Party ill BMCllng propoee to
1'UII a tl&Jldidate at t.Iae. t election is Dot
,et dlllOlosed ; at , nt4t it i. en tire! Y i\
m" tter tor them, and the,. ma, 1I'ell H8ent
MI'. Thoreeh,'. r«lOmmeniJation to his BUP.
porter!! to vote at tbe- next eleetion fur
Mr. Morrie. At aJl' rate the advice so
entirel, ,ratuitoM ;,. not· lik~,. to be
foUo.tid,. fw Hr. Morrit'll "ia... on ' DoI.heTism lta a ooeDed til. e,. of the elector. of
B.adinl to ihe dangerolLl trend Of hill id(>QS
and polio,:. T~ id.... have been repudiAt~ bl' member!! 0 ~e LabQ~ P a rty.
Mr. T .· KeJt.IledJ', tlie national or gan iser of
the N a~onal BoeiAli8t P arty, wlio wa.q In
DI~"lliPall11l. ~' 1l1 during t he wEielt-end. -.,. : .. The
I . P . and t he B.8.P. t Iiavillg adopU>d lin·
ible laetice iild 'ideas more ak in t'l
tIIc_O ~ reby tbl\.D social .dem ~y, ha...e j",,_l'fflC,ticloIl
rei
the right to ela.im the OonfIdenre (,j'
workers ; Bob h eviam would fail ~I\ U '"
~t S Jlot baad on democracy."
Yet It '"
anarchic idfJ811 .ucb . as th_ th~ Mr.
Tbor...bv would 1'eC01DJDend the Liberal_
of R~ to support. 'fhere MD indHd be
little doubt &II to h is politiea.l aimpli .

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Taste in thl P rovI ne" .
Mnrtin Harvey. in challen in.. a
.tatement- b,. a oorrer;pondent In die
:' Monling Poet" that .. w theatrical mat·
tel'll London d iet.tes to nil the rest of the
kingdom," JIfIifs It tribute to theatrical
taste i n the provinOO!!. He writt'6 :-:-1" Prom
t be point 0 view of the fare provided tor.
and a.eoeptable tD, the lubli c outside London it ia certainly, 1m
for. lli8;D.y of 1L~
bappily. untrne.. Taite a recent ca se:
thet:e wa6 room in London for on ly one per·
form 08 01 Maeu.rlinekl. · ' Thl! BUrgomaster Dr tilemonde.' In the country I
SECUIUNG THE PEACE.
give it r~larl,. three t im", 8 ' w9l'k .
Again. the average rE'C('ipta of the AAmfl
~fr. Bonar. LI\
put his finger on
autb.,r's ' P6Ilflfts and Melisande ' in the
oounb'y are almost exactly duublp t.hA
th.e essential weakness of the oppoei. ,·('rU8 of the rffe1 pts at my n vh'a] of
tion Ito the Military Service Bill, now
the l'lay at the Lyceum . and tbe.'e proportiOJl~ are imilsr olD: p retty n8llJl1J nil of
befor e P!1rliament, when he pointed
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t he II&rio\ worr· I bave done." Wb il" at
out that the taik aix5ut Conscription
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f . .~ . . . .aaI WIII ........DPJ't Reading Mr. Martin Harvey ha. reoogn i.""d
was -m~rely exdting preJudic&-u not
the a.ppnomtlon and s:vmpathy shown b im
b'1 hi. nudieooesJ nod it i 1!'l'atifying tb at
dealill8' in the least with any reality."
bis eiJort meet with IJUCSh tallgible r@ward..
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If, indeed, tbe Government were seek- ~;t;~:j==~~1!
ing by tbeif oWQ pr.o~la to perpe :<1- ~'
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ate the eom~ q.tem of ncrullt-''''IJ!
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ing to whieb:the Cb\l!ltry was forced b~
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the '!~, M.nt.stera ~uld Jay tbemse1v:ea open to ve"ty ..rioue chargee.
quite apart from the
chatge, after a . . . .~Al
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