Berkshire Chronicle Reading 07-1919

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t.erfeit Botes

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1\8 beiat
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mus t he
s, fnend" h s favourite
10 b~ kn<lcki ng n..ik
\1 .. a rt' infor~d ' Ur:u
Imousl~

d~cided

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rut; uld c1iq'u e, tboll§h
tht;' unallim~u decislOD

rd.u'I· to pa rtici pate iq
or celeb ration ~
\'e.ry mu ch dou~
resolu tion carries'
•• ny but a small pro:;
and file,; at allY rate........
opponunlt\' en masse
I r v 11.'1\ . A rid why this
ATP the IDem leaders .
agnllcd Iha t broJher
erthrown III bis ambi
h{' world; or are tbey
('e rnble horrors of 'at
rmlul\ hav.e come 'to :uj
the ty rannU:al
have {Bey fo'r gottea
those terrib1 eng-inS'
irnDelln
poison -ga, an4a}ld
the ' wanton
mllted
in
France
~ple, whether
nee
to
tlie L:.
olher pa (t!', have~
rejqice -that the

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of

son are de-

horrors t
rouod •
y r ealise.
IrlIt the LalJour
nr<,·..<.r" tions on tbe
demand that ..the
bv n"eiotialiea.

one

welcome' the cesta ..

and even to or~
own. It is eenaiD
deliberately cpts itwJf
f eeliD,&" ~ th
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crymg In the -.riWer...

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The lntt, B~hop -of Oxford bu
of tb bUTch Bel Gove
ment Auocliltion. out oontinues roem •
8hip, His pl@e &II ' beep taba by: t e
Bishop or Cb.1mslonl. TIM! Bisbo"
f,iT4!\!"'
the p~id.!Ie:r ,

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.-arty an

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baec &lui bougllt
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if I sh'e , 0 11 t b,,",penee.
witb it f~' ~ ,
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Prospect Park,
have acted
<It t.h, (hief di fficulties *
I(omrni ttee in th~
~,iCe Day (a part; of
Ilnllfl!d time available) ~
('naou rise in price&.'
c i
£2,000, the
ion, hut it will
how
have
a n a ttractive
tbe whole of
IIA'O, three
oj. .
si ve thun in 1911,
('Quip me'ilt, labobt,
( 0 such an extrem
that
which would h ave beea •
' 10 be eliminated. The
ember this When tlteY.
ltei e,
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Yes. sir-tI.e l&at

.. H i ~ ()ue of :rour te!lants ' bali j.. t beN.
r down tbe road-will Y OIl let hill

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IIl tetes
of the
end of Reading to

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~ t : " Madam. huiu first appea.sN
my liii.nger, j;Jle uri>11UI will p i . t h.e 10,
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mil ,,,II be fo un d
h rl'g-arc! to. the . cele·
I~hl ,
()w r!'tlders wiD
, i 1'.11 t)le children 10D
nu " ,.trang ed) · are
une 1'enden:mw.
h.,s been lh case Oil
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lim! ago "..c, caIled at.
c:l of the t.ca Chers ~t
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