Reading Observer 08-1916

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at sach
trouble 1

~ere , Ii<!.~~ at, home.

could n';~ 'find ,the olden
reporte~ the

matter .at

' Saturday nho ;itill bd n.
, ""'wPug'her' JAndlbrd

, ,R.;ginald'

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"'l'lford" ,tlie'n
.
Mon~y'i th.
her tho Ipot by the ~i:reation
the boY,'fell in.
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aBed,frve ye~,. que~ioned By

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)THE JUNKER AND THE . PEASANT,

be went down to the river I.""..,,,, ... ,ri'
' Ha.rry .clark. 'and aa,. hlm lall

':i~d. eIght'. yean, gaTe limilar
laid that HarTy ·l.Jlari. wa. down
tho' water when h. tell in, .H"did
HD""'.",no!iher till Sunday,
Clark., brother of the d~Ceaoed,

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elaa! for 14 orga.niMtion/' writes :Mr.
Mo st
Purvis in "The New Witn~8H.
taJ.k is humbug or ignorance. In tbe ..
Agricultural .Journa.l" for November lalit,
peared an article showing how the Gcrmnn
,emment &\moot threw &w.y by its
adva.ntages conferred upon it
I t,

Called ou~ ... MumJDy" ;When he fell in.
PQI'D.~1 ga.~ e vidence 'that ~ the a.ppea.ranCl!l
body .W,", COri~i8t4!D~ with drowning.
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King, .,98,

Mount,-street, okipper of the

~lbi.:C<'u~~*),,'I,· .t.';;';';';:';a: l11'urVi]~e." sa..id,' that on Monday

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dingh.y to, look for' the body: and saw it
eight feet, of water, about 40 yard. from
• ,___,_., .i·Cavelm.am .Lo.ck.. There were conc::rete .ups
dOwn 'to. the water, aud there wu ..
....... _- '.notice (m. the IltepS.
- The Ciloroner Mid that ' he 'went to C&Tenham
Lock on Tuesday evening to vie:w the spot, and
"'.. ' told lIi.t bol" Dimply poured ' down there
tha hot weather. and Lile river bank
L.......I'DUod . wi~ ·.them ,10 ~b,.t it. ,~a.s .. wonder that
did not faU mtu the water, A Ibort time
iD .connection 'W'ith a eiotilu. case, he ~Ued
attention , of the Thames Conoervancy ....d tho
Reading CorpOratioq.';to. the question whether it
w.. not adviaahle to'ha~o lomoone to 'keep watch

and wheat
foresightto ofcattle,
ita pe~ant
fed
Q.lld ~iJ',l;~:~~:o~:~;.t~:;~in'rJ
cattle, &nd then ' slAughtered
eaten ihe wheat and h&d begun to
and 80 on abd 80
The politicians in

on.

. lucki~y for UB, have made as many

~th 'attendant.

have been I&ved

tlie·.

80 (a.r

from

follies by the 'common

many gets out of ihis
all Jeft she lw ill bave
woman w ith: the hoe.

Army, i. the 'backbone
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PALACE , THEA

rNG~NGER ' BEER,

DUTyl

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An

baa provided ewimmitig ba.t.ba

hao been made by the

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tha.t th.6 ra.ta or dutr
per ga.l1on, and on herb bee~

for ' <;hlldren., It teemed that I.
long aa th~" a6traction of the river bank .re~ined,
~~ i.ccidetita 'woUld alwaya joccur.
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But·, Ijk~ our ,.",,,,nlp' ,'''",,,,

as our ownl

on the rivet.: bank. . It· ~$J however, 'poi'itted .out.
"thr.t QO_ one could ~ !Spared to .watch the baDkll,

. ~4,·th6 . Corporation

II is the "",tom · of fool. in England to
glibly ot tho unparaneUed "method " of
many, of her unriva.lled capacity of her

pn>V"'~Q 'in

imJ>; .. gaTe Iheir experiencoo of

the Finan08 Bill that

water, aDd that

DarroW .....pe•. pi-chIldren 'bi tho water eide;
found that tho ~y met .bis, death by
""''id'ont..Jly
into the "river, but it ~ not

tho

and pay duty upon
If

They .ym. I't::~l:~

happened.

and .uggested that ·.
.I '1;!!i::r.;o~~~~~::,~'!~~t~~'la!!r, told'
off to patrol I~~

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