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At the Wokingh.m

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Oharle. .Slade, 01 "The.
Reading,
with
jDg liquors to
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-prohibited houri on October 6t):L.

Mr: .E. T: H.t~ ~p~~rid 19<
who eDte,ed a pl•• 0\ "cit guilty. •

SUft. Godda.rd. who coD?bc~ed
p!!li~, aak«d .t,4t tM ,-.rt~~

might be out o£ court,
S"gt, F, Salter 8~id that on
cqmll"1'Y with P,C, Hollqw~, \III
on the Dreadnougbt publ,ip::~ou~,
he walked in: and

Sf/IRS

AR~

ON THE ,,SEA,

: PRICE IS ilJOWN FOR ME.

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in the

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,'B lritiish' . ·ho.ule,w~fe a . matter

of.~1trJ5t
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is tqe fact that
are re,ducing her

hO'U$i~n!l)lg ?'_.e;~PI~Jll,;e.Sl but sne will also
he
how the saving

has
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'pe~ilCe . ~o~p -ft!.Jl~fiA1J ,l wef~f sh~pred from the ,tropics
'1f'1ll.... IS .. l

w~th re",li1fi~y, ~t norma

costs. But during
rate/! have ~een high,
,been multiplied.

hav~ J~~n ~
and ce8t~ ' of

r the
red't~e
of Sunlijrht S.P; ~ver
. order I

aq~ in turn to reduce the selling
purchase!1 a fleet of steamers to
to Port Sunlight. j The British
9£ this ~nterpri8e,
the price of

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cflln1o'ev r4~ I ateria~1 dir~ct
III 'ven ~e full and

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REDllJCED TO 4 "·.!.P. Per
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tropIcal land. have bee" IIIIceMmg. and to·day oiU" pl~tatlon. bear WItness tp the I generru, return nature
ma~ to manki~1 in reaponae to wh?le:hearted 'en4ea oun.
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