Berkshire Chronicle Reading 07-1919

RE4DING.
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oui the :~Fiiht.. ~he

but throug
prove a
terained
so.
Wben the date was ,
imp088ib1e $0 t*1'.rY out
arraD.illllDentB l\'hieh hAd
and it has nol\' been ~~'~V'~ _
tion ,t o the general
OIll;unJ&V
the
porta
.part
of
p~~!~mt'&~~~~~~:r~.
place as originally .1~l[ben~I~,
and' that peace trophies .
eompetitioe among _the
permanently commemorate
Th_,..trophiee should be
upon aa
heirlooms in the 8Ohools that
them,
I
stimulate the 'ris~ generatioll to mate the

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CQILDREN'S,,:

FESTIVAL.
faATHElUNG

busily ' mobllisihg for
'' _ , pre~ari~g for

The Next Great Co Qlercial Wa
with which. w, e shall . soon. be face
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best use oU~r lives that ibave been saTed
by tlie sacriflce8 .of their ~rothe rs and
fathers who have fO\ljlbt lof' e91· '_ 1
We aU wish to take .e1'81'1 Qtlponunit,o
ot perpetuatiog the lMmol'J' O'C those men,
and we hope everyone 1t'ill do wbat they can,
in ho1t'ever mall a way, to contribule to' !;he
.. Children's Peace Trophy Fund " yhieh
haa been oJ)ell.td for supplying
t rophie8
..-hioh will be competed for at II children's
peace 8parta in September.
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boJ'OUlrhJ We take this opportunity
ililUlking DlO8t
heartily thoee who have already done and
promised 80 much to en8'~ 111. success of
tlte children's peace Cel¥l'ati~
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YOUi'll faithfuny,
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_ STANLEY H • ~D'
MaJ'9r of '&eadl •

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IOn of Ihe re01cmbran<:
~dcri fi clfl> which this
po51('ril~'~ is tbe real
celebr1ll ions as of the
fact Qught .
be ..
imagin al iori of all who
aod bave a marked inli\' es, and on the
classes to one another
·Ihl 1< th e proud honour
of ('emg Ihal tbe memor+.
I h"ro('s "h ~ 1. ~de 'so
5 a sacnfice is ~ov
I is gratifying to see
in kept in mind in
Ih'e children's festivaJ.
will be an athletic
cboo)s, wben variou;l
" will be competed for.,
ould help 10 lCeep in
of Iho~ young fellow,.
who , 0 gladly and 'UJ).
I he call of · theu
fir~1
of these athletic
or· held in September of

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LEONARD S~ •

.TILly 16th, 19111.

Chairman, ReadiDJ[
Education ·Committee.

~~DJft.. have t-~ appOiDW. ..

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Butler. Do.--, Phil&00 painl.oompeti.
tI!"Â¥l~ bI. them . to lake
and ~t Parks.
el8'f'en eocD. V..Jua.ble
¥r. Bryant ill givi!,«
at f&lJller. Park, and , )If.
doinlr lilt:fririee at Pl'OIIpeet

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wi.~ \ be &

lrJ'and fuI&le to the day'.
tit" DOrth. Met, _tb
tb4! town will be ~illiaatl,

plX~tMKliJ~" when

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mO'1 il)'lpo r\ant thjng~
b y th ( (;.Qv<:rnment is me '
•Ih( Ru) al ·Commission to
. re pon apon the position . ,.
of the great 'agricul<'o melhin g must - be
lu re' If it l~ 10 benefit the
a prosperous, pro!,
. Ih(' Royal Commis-.
~ position . ddiniiely to
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rt'q uired.
11 will be ,
publi" ;tnd it is j ust .
lio~, , Ik l scarcity' 6f,
. rt of I he townsnian :
agncULtural thatltas
o P,,,l neg{ecl of the grea~
1 1< «) \'iblly necessary
othf.'f solidly prosperous
fC 'lalionshi p
between
of production ' w'll lfor ' investig-awhose u.enty-

repre-

e eight
armf'rs an d eig ht repreagricultural la,bourers.
to no'te 'hat Mr, W_
will br- one of th~ mem':

was.
and

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ilar..
Them~
a rmakinC&red
them
of the
I\re ()()qllll" Uld the
ODe lona to be ~bered .
at ea'-flr'-ham. and the For.
Ua.rdolllA "ill be illttllliDAted in a simi-

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BE PREPARED !
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.This FilII). diagn!)5e~

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Kaiser's

warlike character fro'fir his 'earliest

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youth-:- .

It depi~ts the system of educatroI1·'w hich .. trains ~~e. Nat~Q~ from boyACRED
to believe In. the
N EGESSITY"
of' War"':- - ..
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with emphasis on . the
whi~h

Getman Trade pursued
th i~ C6untry before the Wat-

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