Reading Mercury Oxford Gazette 07-1920

READING MERCURY. OXFORD GAZETTE. NEWBURY HERALD. AND BERKS COUNTY PAPER. SATURDAY. JULY 31, 1920.
WEDDING OF MISS HBIfDER80li It:
](R ROGER BAINBRIGGE

READING I1'EW8

FRERKASONRY
ProvillClal Grand Lodge

READIlIG P.lGEANT

NAUTICAL COLLEGE
P.lIGBOURJlE

BERKS HOSPITAL

Preaentatlon to the Kayor and ."yoresa

Charge. to Piltlent.
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Europe are
If the
Bolshe\lst fOl ees subdue and O\er
rJ.p dlv mo\lng to a c r s s

run Po la ld a d tht 5 ga
access
to (erma ly the Lonseue lees ca n

l llrdiv be fore seen
Poland 5 the
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An
ldepcnd
f 1t Pola 1d form s a buffer betwee 1
Ce.rmany ald RusSIa and prc\c t s
C!g eS5 01 fro m one 0 the other
or col e s o n be t wee

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the tv. 0

But

rl ough the fa ct wa s recogms ed 1
the Peilce 1 reat y
deference to
( ulna, W 51 es the Poles we e lOt
a 1 outlet to Da 1Z. g 1 tl e
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which \\as to
n ake the por t a d the te rn tory g
19 l cce S5 to It 0 er to them as 111

The All es arc pal

fe rme da) 5

ng the pe laity lOW Poland Cil 1
11) perform the ery difficult role
a Sig ned to hel prm ded she
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tlOn to re cc"c help from outs de
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all the clearer the real mea mng of
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sl ick to the date named by the Ad
'lsory Com mittee on railway rates
nd In crease the fares from August

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the Government

by

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to throw the

taxpayers

Gover lroent have no chOice

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the
the

matter To SUbSidise the railways
5 a wrong pol ey and the Govern
r lent have taken a

on your c 11 ehmlna~es the
lValtln g whde C A V
Dynamo Llghbng ensures
the seeing

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n ated 1055 of £54- 500 000 per
a mum and as the 0 "Ily alternatIve

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the railways by the reqUIred

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to put the railways on
poper footmg
There IS
of
cour se something to be said for
longer notice to the pubhc but the
loS's o f revenue has to be weIghed
Ul the balance agam~t It..

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