Reading Observer 12-1915

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EI>ITH BARWARD; Sopran~~1

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Mr. ui;M~PERCY l!I0~'8 No. 1 to.)/,

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'REMEMBER "BELGIUM:
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'l'HOJi81)A,T t 'D,Bd. 1IIb, .114 two foDowi8c

GAMES,

GREAT 5JLENCEl"

,;sE " PLAY OF THE MOMENT. '
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SPIRITUAL
MISSION,
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WE:DNES[~AY&

P'S . . . th._ .....·PIANOS

tHURSDAY,

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December 15th and 16th.

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TWI¢pJ N!G~Y

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STALLS J

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OD M oaday' BveuID" Dec. 6111.

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VNITARIA

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CH!RG~ ;FO~R;-;;~~)_.U

MRNTS of thi. cd... j,

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NOTIGB

SUTT,ON & SONS
TH ~B JliIN ,a' S BE B D S 1I4
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been enpgcd in considermg ' .tbe CeDllorahip
from this point of 'rieW', atid aUo were

NUMBER iDdiea.ted

eolumns
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BRO~. STREKT ~N<lRl!iGA,TIONAL

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-perity to its ~d''''U"' lclJ
All the town s round
clOUd of lighti ng '~, li'i<, lio,,,

the- only

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NOTES AND COMMENTS

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THE KENDRICK MASTERS.-

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at. J!AtWjoa, a IlUporior 4iDae,< wm. ~, 18/- ,
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The prompt. prof.e8t. m.a.de by pareIJts of Kendtid:
Sch ool PuPils a.ga.in&t the apparent unfair lreatment. of the m~ of Ke~io~ 500001 wbo are
not to be engaged iB ~ Dew lichool, has bad the

submit io tho will

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merely erpress t.he hope

Be have learnt t.be lesson
the , accidenk which
Ljght.ing Order was fl rst
We I..r' ut;: i; tbat the s lreoL

will ' be
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all, thIs "f.hould ' ooi; be
in .a. town .like Rpl1din::;,
a.~OClOO, not so much
cbScuril:.y (bombardme nt
irom' t.be sea ~OMt
uniformity of aspect,
of ,an invading a.ircran jn
thoroughfares and places of

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Now tha.t the
'c ome ODce IUtlrc) the

arr: again suffering
i~t'e

of t.he Clapye",
Every wet day turns
Loek into a mass of mud
brU;t,ge ~eoomes a. s.eries of
la.rly Jar::e an unavoidd&le
temptJt have been mad~\
-patbyo'ky with,eLrth
provement h ILS re~ ulied.
thing' th3.t the only
rcside.nt.ial d u,triet of
Iham. a.nd lJ.IIOO daily
(l\:.ben working in the

a.na

web " .tate a:fte.r ~he
,.tter year . The a.bsurd

~ bridge and iho need

Lower Cav8tliibam has

fo'r ~any ye&r1l, 8-nd fo!'"
brid~ has been talked

prom.i&e oj De Bol,un·mo<d
were ·R<lt. out &00 COD',"''' ,
Low~ ;c&"e~am began t.o
heap of ,ball&flt. being 6bot

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G-"8a Il'OWA on tlhe
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new
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ADVANCE

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.tanding, 10~ ,refemld to lb. misphi, dOne
by t1j.)n~ a;;d depTfloialiag, uttero~""•. of SAVING CHILD.i.IFE.- ·
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ild
the TifM' ·and Dall,g l(-ail. ~ty . qu~ted as
The mpreme imporLaoop of ~~ MV\lDg (If c~
£beM ~ to . tl1e d~m,ago of B~tilh . pl'6ltige. life, especia.lly at. tbj1 pr'csent t im#, ill th.e pril1c! ~aL
Sir Jolll'l' antON was in ~r io. beleiviJg that

~ B~tian originj""J'it~
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d duJy'
1'~~~;;;~;~;~;:~~~;:;~11 thiJ\~
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acor.edi{ed Ool'foMpoo.deut.at P.~ ... ~e! T'mt~
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r~aon d'~tre of t.bc Reading Health So~\(n,y, ·.\~hlcb..
held ita &Jlnual meeting on WeclD~ay.
frolll
tbe raport of the HOD. Sec. (Mr. ])iIo)"land
"10men
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jun.), Sond •the Stofto
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there 111 no doubt. the Societ.y is doing n \'er!
00. worthy of all surpo~
The schools. for m otbera •. vi&it.ing of mothers II.
babies in their own bom_, prol'Kling' dinners tor
needy i &nod . expeota.n~ motHera a.nd ~he d.~Y

tOok a(lY.n~ Gf' this mlaapprehOllljoll , to vohl.bl. work. aDd

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HOUle of COmD:ionl, and
btving inspired tbe
..';;iriuliloation 'to 1116 #"lIkOio , 81.~VO' '.tq~
Bo'~e ~~, a(t.er ..-in~g, him f frOm
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thIN e}anil~Il;' .. .per \ na, .llIade &
athing
expc;lJlll'fI'Of the pHDioiQUlI'BIJ:~ of the odb~
clilfe p~" •.b.\bi~ual ~~ficy of ••.• be
. foul g O~T
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fl°.rth.olif8·~·~ .~ e~ ~~oour&aed th". ,enOluy
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are the fOIl< he.dlol> und.. wh'"
t~e '({ork ~ttempt~ fa.lls. Two aeh~ls· are b:l~

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one a.t St. lIary's schoolroom, Ca.aLl,e,&hreel, all
t he otber' at the AdUlt Sc)l:ool. Norris~rond . E:lrley.
It is satisfactory to Dote t.hat. both schools ha"e
be(1D iru;pect.ed by tile BoaM of Educat.lO n, lI.nd
Qa.ve 'been awarded t.b& ma.x:imum grant of h~~

i& th~neceua.ry
provision.education.
of dinners for
needy or
.{helr
A .feature
of eJ:pect"'~,
t-he wor ..li
~~thera, .nd· 2,041 mea" h!-"e been pronded wl'lI
wOfolt manir"t- beD
. ' afl~ to the . MCipjent..· Th
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"'7 . ..._ - tu .«tDdu.oa of t.Ae J4&tron. YI" GarY_
the

.B<lmoone

br.idg!3," and it ~Dled &I
.r~l~ a.t lai!t.
Then

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abElen(:/l
tlHm llSUal this

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effect of rousing the Oxineil to seriously re-(Q1l-

sider the wbole matter, aod for that reason the
parents ha.e mueh
loT' cOngratulation that
the ir action ill 66nding Ito I!kputation to the Count.11
Polo
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was so lSucooasfuL . \Vhcther' tbe Council in t,bm
,, >,. 24/rolo'Dr,: . ' fr '
private dellbera.tiona will:' make any alteration i.n
tbe a.pp~intmenta: of Ute now : Reading School
tea.ohers, rema.ins to be seen, but it is evidenL frOID
4I{ pei; bo!ilo.~&--.·the statement6 of the CounciJIoI'8 that. mOln: o~
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' lbem feeL that things a.re not being mnndgJd rs'
'well as might be.
The speech t.ha.t. Dr . ."~nun
'l;'eI~NOl ·tIO.
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wu a.llowed to make no doubt. d id much t o dispel
a.ny millgivings, WI tWo 4;q *6 M&10r'!I a,~ura~ce.
with r ega.rd to tho continua-nee of commc!'Cl nl ~u·
I ca.tion. but. the qUMtion atiH remains in 1he ~llrd~
..JI1!{(1"'(li/ of ma.ny people insklo and Qut of t.he CounCi l a.,,;
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to why. nearl,. the ...'bole of t·he &tatf oj a 5Choo\
ths.t was not so succossful as might. be, was to
ret.a.ined, while nearly the who le of the !'itillf of ..
iChool thit was meeting with great. &lIccess .~~
to be. pll~hed on one side.
Th ere. is a.~ a ir or
mystery nbou-t the hin~ of information tht coulcl
be supplied to the -Cou ncil and cb ange the whole
aspect 'of the case, and , t hosc "members who keep
saying" if you o nly kno'w what I know" are onl,"
t.a.ntalwng· that. ~\ion of the r.t.ep~Jers ~h.o ha:;~
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one 0 their-. all . too mErequotlt. ID
given
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'"'_~ ' I' d I' bera-of their Int erest 1D the ........ n.c, s . -e .l 'Ii
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u. Robson's warning t.ba It . mlght I}I)
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SIR JOHN SIMQN A,ND
be too la.te to mak6 with advantage change :n
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'iT!iDII'. " " lIop-lIlt debt. the
apPOIntment3
mIght.
we II be cons idered , for the
Commoue.oo TU84lla.y, ' ~Dg oyt of
appoint.ments have a.lready OOcn Imade. :mel
lIublltit.~tion
one master- for another m Ig ht. Ie.
.tateDleu' by Sir JOBlC' 'SlKON, "tbe l
to a .1tu~tion tb ..t would not. be ..It.ogc lher ple~·
~eiW. Lae~ week, ' Sir JOHN
sant and tha.t might mitiga.te agaiMt the 1>mo.oID
to a ' qu..\iou, ha'" ....d a p.....g. from tb • v,' or-k-ing of t.be SchooL I ~ is a del jca.(.e q UCS1101O,
Ru ..ko< ~IC!Jl9' . " R",\ian n....p.p.r ~f big~ ' a.nd requires d elic&te blLDchnC·

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rcdius or the grea.1; , j
a.nd Farnborougb; and
soldiers on 8bor~ leave and
Rea<ting for tho wook·~nds,
ing incfeue of trade . .

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BROAD ,:s.TReI3T, REA

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are

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.It.borateJy oonaidering wbetber
"""Id Dot
be possible to furnish funer Dews on military '
mattel'l to the oopntry,
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whie an4 'Splrit Merchaqjs,

b. IN WRITING••• lL8be:~=~~:~

ad?,Ultagfll of the ' Cen8011hip in jncrea!iug, tbe
importance .ttached .broad to atateruenl:.! iii.
the Prell.. It · would be better. Do thought,
that, wHile the Go:verumeDt re~d tbe right
~o prOeecute under the . Defenoe of ~e Realm
Aot. it should b. loft to ... "~per editors fh

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s uch letters Dlay
A n a nswers or enquiries

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..,.rytbing-.iDla oon,idoration,,onght. to publ;'h.
\ In I CODCJUlioD, he annouuced,f at the dallire cf
1I'AMI tbe Hom. Secretary, that'tbe GonrnmODt htl

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decide .".hat they, as 'p atriotic people, taking.

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..ddres8ed to POST

OFFICES.

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unpatriotio ,. and discreditable." He added
an . iutorOiling pore.Dr.!· OpiDiOll .pon tb. di ••
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No. 15.

THE

th o Daily JVuil pAve ma.de

~lIgg e8tio u

benefit Liberal papers &t thc expen.e of thflir
.-:iv.lll. The wild88t flight of imagination ~nld
.Dot'. impart 8uch a Ulotiye to Lord ROBKR'!'
PBOlL.
Dut Lord RoBERT 8ternly den.ouuced
the · publication ! of the lJally Mrttl ma.p 85

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ftIUIGlIA'IS

T1:e J.'iJriu) and

SIMp!i'. etricture, are in.pir.d by tho dolir.to

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l1N-DA'Y-, ' DBQEl(B.ER .6'1'8, 1916.
W. ABYSTBONG.lILA.

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repre-

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.:fIa::u ~ ·soY.foL __ iiliIiD&

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undilputed poa!e8lion of the Baltic. The
B&g~dBd Railway, as it ill called, was 8hown M
open for t~6 Boom,.'. adY&DQe upon Inriill. aud
Egypt. This map "AS Dever IUbmitted to ths
Presl Dn.reaD, &D.d when ODce it h&d been'
publiahed, nothing could be done to replir the
injury which it W8S C?a.1cull\ted to inflict upou
the preetige ,of the AlliN.
The German
Goy&mment reproduced it for propagAnda. pDr- I
poaea in seven
il1cludiog Arabic"
and dissemin&t
it throughout the' Eaet,

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The Road to India."

giving it the II gestive he.ding-" Britain'Po
Wc.>rl~ . Empire in l'n!mbJing Pear of, Germany,"
'IIotplll:n, STOn1l8

In. AlmlUnr'!l

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Fleet, but . the' Get"tnan High Fleet

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Rented by 80 Jibe about twice IU! long .11.8 that
which repl'88ented the British Nary, Bud with
one port of it in tho North S•••nd tb. otber in

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oation in it of the Ru.81ian Fleet or the Allied

M ..IiIiD<'tllakory: 1127, OXFO~D

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tho •• emy ..rtered

",u no indication on tlrie ma.p of any Il.rlOY
exeept the enemy army. There wu no illdi.

Jfrlu, .;Oa{{, or ' Phfmt w

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we ohoaId retain tho oOllfld_ of tb. ~ .. , a!

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TIBBLE'S
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that the real work .
might. be properly done."

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24 ,I, 30, KING'S ad., READING.

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\ The Bouiewife'. 'W.tehword, therefore

1t&ADIl!IG.

er:RBV. l'l!lIICY N HARRI80N, l<LA... B.D.
~,..,..-YOUNG PEOPLE'S mSTU'Ul:E.

situation when he Te,n.,k"';
oe~imato the poLen t ial
th&~ might. be M"'OO, or

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. DE P,~~BER 6 . . . · 1~16.
S U~DAY
Di-rine ~ 11 &.~. and 6.30 P.DL

LARGE TOWN ~L. READING.

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QU'JDat"8

.' baa proved a rna rled
to mot.hers.
The

CARRIAGES in the most be/lutiEul designs. i

~l'fi CONalbw-ATlONAL ¢HURCH
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& RECORDS of any make.
AND

,. Pflimbc ~:.t,iws EAOli D,A.T: ·
~ . ' . AD~~ION FReE. '. .
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.pleaWd
of H..... Stock .
rijr"an.ortmeDt
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in flleir tw6 Shopl. '11Ie ~
1iDt8&!'fluunAl.
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SEWING MACHINES
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RALF .the' PRQCBEDS will M __ ..
the· [.-I Fui ~ pI'ftWiD. c-r_
(or 1M w.....w ill -the War n.........

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Mrs. W. PIfRPONT WISE.

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