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Reading Observer. Saturday, October 10, 1914. Pg 7.

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Reading Observer. Saturday, October 10, 1914. Pg 7.

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Title Reading Observer. Saturday, October 10, 1914. Pg 7.
Page number 7
Date Saturday, October 10, 1914.
Edition
Publisher Reading Observer

OCR Text

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WORKERS & WAR.
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THE RELATIONSHIP EXP~AINED .

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tho realiDD, of that. end, but; tha.t a.na"er did

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lrnl!lD OF A. NEW
He did not. know wb.a.t. lJVtioulv e ... i1a tho,. m ight
fib(i a.rieing !rom a. worfd of democ:ra.ci_. butJ he
WM sure they 'WOUld DOt banish t.hose tiril Zpirita
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jDDRESS BY THE BISHOP OF OXFORD. ftom humih minds

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mere chance in t.he

method. of gO'l'erntbent. Nothing could ...~" <titi l ~
isation .tluept a. new spirit in the placo ,of that Ie)·

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Ast rik ing and inapiriDg addrelS WIS tift.n by the, fabneiA 'WblCh. WU ordernlC indivldua.\ aplnst· in..ld uaf.
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and educat.ion tended riaturaU,
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ial nLified with the Workers' F,d"caot~"I'~
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Ihe U! nJdOD o( war, which

cha nnel 'all thei r normal
re.dy for the W.E.A. to
OOlIfereoce, but h6 did reKbt ;de. t.hat. the war should interfere
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tiltioll ~ to help workers
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