Reading Observer 02-1917

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On March 9th 1912
10 Hart ~tt eel Gower
A lenre cold
began to .utfff~.r~~a:s~i~I~~~~
W&I

almolt

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block WIUI fl'omg to break
wElak and I could not go
rehel. I suffered t enlbly
DeSI sud ueuralgl&

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Through readlUg abo\l ~ DOt\u s La. 'krt I t:

k.dney p.Us I mad. up my wlDd to by I I e
They removed the p. ns fl Ol~ my h ,ek r.,[ " I
8. 1J8tural BchoH to the bladd ~1 and rel c\ ~ I
of the otb~r 8) mptolll8 of ktdney dHt01de
8m DOW &s fit as a fiddle'
(I'hgnocl) I S L Cft.l.,
Ou September 29tb 191 5-over th e,
If ta-Mn Cft.rter 81ud I baveu t IJIlI

ERE are

but~~~~r~~]~i~~~[~l;

del

goo~ ~Ioths

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lY!pu c;an ~h"!lle

klduey trouble foJ;' over tItlca )le1l18

.A II deale.!J 0 ' 2/9 a. 601: Ii 0 L Fa Itr llcC/(Il,."
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READING

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SH INDU
FAIR.

THE USE OF
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MONDAY'S

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A TRIBUTE TO
lEARNERS
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J u.st as a. flywheel l.i3 essen.tlaI for tnc
nlDDlcg of machmery ~heTe t here Is a.
t "0 In the supply of a Dd tHe dOtn a d
eo there 15 a. neces51ty for lts CQ'"''''''''''
case of 0. Toluntary OTaan;Bat on

Ove. 130

&rllcles wh r e t he demand 15 fl u<'Luat
lUcoma "p::u:tnod C Ait one m01ll 8Dt tb e
bo ample and at tIlo nex t m ome nt a
manu rna" ar "0 ca.uslng u. la ck of ca b
oS' cn
and the \\ otk ha to stOT) un
1U0000etary effort fills~ t h'C till
In th

APPEAL TRIBUNAL.

",orkIn·o Lbe r e.su It

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regulal iSubscnber s

HIS appeal ag&lDst tb,s "as di sml8ee d
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Tbe M.htary RepresentatIVe appealed agalDSt

t b ", amount ~ of the "'e"n"'ct;

to

lib mal

Eilempt.on unt,I .t).prli 18th had been granted

to

~

ltla.rtm

So

mo~onnnn ID

the employ: of the

<It lteadlDg Corporation I ffl.mway. by the Reaamg

Tribunal

!\n a.ppeal

by

wall

':M'a.]or Bartram

clull" ...d

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The Rea:ding 1, ,,b'l"al bad granted eondihonal
e>:~t.on to J ].1'1;R.ed &god 40 'lDgl.
•
garoen. r and V A D warker A teeh!

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Dlcal 0 ection. by ~:[a.Jor .Ba:rtram 'that t he ap
!,!,al w ... made too late was upbeld and the eX

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.emptlon oan~led
A H Mint a.s<!U121. m. moll a oon.mentlou.
cbJector on rehglo~qroun d!: :had been a!a.oted

conditional e~ell\PtlOn by tke &.dmg Tribunal
Malar Ba.rtra.m ..k.d that th.. m'ght be altered
to non combatant tlef'VlC6, and thl!o course
adopted.
• OTHEIf- DlSTRICl'S
Th& followmg cases from other dietnch
.160 de&lt WIth I
The M,l,tary &preoentat ..e appeal.d agalDo
the oxemptiOll until April lot gra.Ilted to L !t1aYr
~.d 34... f"l""Br, of Wokingham Rural
C~1)I;
dit.onal ex;mpt.on
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E ..H IWilli&ID. aged 37, .. fishmonger, 01
Newbury. hod been refu1ied aemp\lOn by the
Local Tribunal lfu appe&1 f",Ied.
~
G.ven I'I'tll FebrUary 1.t by t he Newbury

waa

Wqr
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OF OXFORD

rr-..-o Bradfi eld co,nn.n A E P atey and H G
COU,. had thoU' ca•• adJourD id w,th a View tq
m8t(tutlOD
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T Griffin aged 35 mlgl. • ploughman 01
Cookllam hed been refused exemptIOn H •• &P
~1 &gam t hus fa.tled.

THE W.EA.

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and R

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IN THE SOHOOLS.

Rura.l Tri'bunal H M )[orrl son a.ged O .....a (ar
mer: appealed !uccessfully and wa.a gl't"en ~ndl l
tl9nal exemption
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J Anoeth a. carter of Hungerford

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Wrl tm8'

the ' Oxford Diocesa.n MagBZme
Educa.tIon the 13 u'h op of O::tford

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thi S month on

B rown a. ploughma.n of Wm<uor Rural had tbeu; says _
ease adJourned WJth a. \leW "to substItutIon
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Sl'DulUt decllnons were OlIT1Ved a.t In tl)e ease'll
The WOf.b:erS Educa.tlonal AceoCiatLOn b as
01 S K Bowyer 01 E.stbamp,te.d and J Ne'" lormvl at ed a prograll)Dje 01 Educa\.bnal Relorm
p ort of Farmgdol:).
It. Inp"lude-s umversal fuU t!.IDe educatIon between

S G Newport a .hoemg .mlth ~f!~:~~~~~~;~1 lea.vwg
t he ag ••age01to6 be
and
14 Without exceptlOns-tbe
ral!ed t o 15 wlthm fi,e

bad been given exempbou un til
bv the Local Tribunal An appea.l

Mrs. Tripp anded
gr....ted

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r

compuleory pan time educatIOn (20 h~U16 a.

conditional

th reduced hours 01 labour t25 hour.) up
age 01 18 free ~econdaTY educah on for qUl.liffed
w

BERKSHIRE VOLUNTEER
REGIMENT.

cQlldreo a.nd free
e duca.t IOn
pertv quahfied
t UDJt leS {Ol rel,,-e.tinn
reduction In t.bo I\lZC of
t he opport.uU1t et) or trammg l~;iti~~:~:~~:~~
teachers a.nd I mpro~ enumt m t he p

c.1 and

othc ~

of t hose qualified

It

likely t.hat Mmethmg like th sWill
recogUised lliut o{ the democrat ic p rO~lrarnn1lf :
Now "hat. Will the tttttlu dc of t he
wnrdfS It.1 Bo It obsc n cd t hat t here
~ha.tc, er sa id about l ell glOus educatIOn
reg t.rds teach eu 0 1 ch ldi-e 1 <l.nq for ;m .ol:'ri,ms
l eason It 18 not that the hpst o[ t he

B COMPANIES.
(PLat ...... No-. 1 tq \ 8 )

endID" 17th Febr uary. 1917

a.t Reading
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medical
are The
talllog
part
!~~~~~~~D~~:~~~~ 10place
eXIl1D.LIled at another

Irreh~lOu~

are 1l\'J)lb..~h but.
a.s a.
from
p Ulthey
th~ are
Ghurch
mdeed

:Jio~~~~f~~~:'(~~',

any of the Orga.rused
-apd (r,xcep,tJ tll. snwi
111

bod ~S
Catholics)

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bll!ld to the ;m[lorl,.';,,,,

rehglous ~ D stt1lctJon t h at
no demodratIc programDJ.e
of t he cI<'p.m s of religIon (or

of national educatlon \Ve
where the blame must he
I !A GREAT
, But flccepLmg as we

tbere " b. grt at danger that
thereby

&1\ eu

mto h01>tilit~ to

educl/.tloo,.1 r~ <x>n.tr~ctlOll ~ftor
do <lOme w,tj! all liny heart to

dlsast.er I Ourtbe
:J PO<l~,"~
.e.trengthenmg
0 c~r... tU!~o.!fl'i.;,m,~q,'tl:r:i~~
cation will de~nd
our
of our edncatlonal svstem
that befQf6 th :3 ma.gazme

Hall

General iAosoe •• t ,on of Chur ch
a.nd teacben r:will pu.ctlcal1y ha'\'"6
W E !t programme but al.o Wlll
With It a. most Htrenuous demand l.or

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educah 0l:\ m a~r:ordance '" Ith the '\\'lu;hes
pi'nnts and Il-l so for rehglOtHl educa.tl.Oo as
of tlie curnculum of mt en ~ mg te~er s

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of lnstTuctional claases for

.DO NITI. IJ'-'Aar.

JlOIIted UI tho Armoury.
KELLIE Colonel
Comma.adaat

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I .d-::~==Â¥
Februa.ry

earnestly la,k laU the clergy I OIld cburChmen
ally serlOuaIy t o con.lder the W B!\ .pr',grap,mc
of .. durot"m~J recpnstru.tlOn whICh
10 'The Big\lway.· for De,:cmber
LliQ'''''''.' ILonjlon :w C
VI' abQiJt ,toonto e<
~~:~'i~~~IU'!~~!~1
for ,ex'peoditure
plated a?d then
cause of ~hglouu'~r;~d:~l~:~,.r
the- \Il6vemen£ f(

READING

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att.E!lnpt lo m8k e anJ r " dlOlI'S c;om

the conditl0nal excmptJOn gra.nted to J Fletcher
aged 33 mtJTled a commercial tra.veller bv the
:R.elldmg Tnbunal lrlr Mackey.. sa.ld the Tnb:lDi '
were UDsmmously of the oplDlon tha.t Fletcher
8bould contmue In hlS present OCCUl?a..t l OD The
mlhtuy &p~a.l wa8~ di!lDlllSSOO
Major :Bartram
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.. the foll ow ng d.t ~11s

not lUloleas ng feat tjr e of theM
hoOM IS the fac t th alt t!bev erne. la t e
t he ~lfage-:earner backed """metnn~
the: staff
,\ hllst ~ t seems r a.ther
canons of good tuto Ito pub1 ~h nan es of
ri
helpErs whether: ISVlet.ed L
ht
d
I
or n I;; roup6
f'1
r g
a n P lOD r to quote t be OJ I cct e PO) I
boo. e.s of ISUb",crfbesr
No c ne 'i>lea c

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lor lc", p to take t he

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t> tal.. Suppl es Depot

The follOWing Rea.9ing cases were h eard I
I V KIDg agedl 28 marned a. coach bod~
",. ker, employed by rMe.s,.. Broadbea.r Bros hoa
"been refused e:xemptl.On by the Readlug TrIbuna l

'''4 he ~ouJd apply

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Sc-.p1ef.tmes wher t he caW>e s
r eg1 at Stln )iy of cakh seems to CC:ue
In t IS ha '>py st.a.te ~ay be treckoned the

Mr :A. J Ma,cke:9: pr<"~e d at & ••(tmg 01 t~e
Berk. App"al Tnbuna.l on Thund.y when th.re
WeB also pre ..n t Mes..<fl! J W Walker A. 1,:
Knigjlt H H &wkin. J l!' Downmg W D
R awlm. K C togel.her With Mr C G Chamber.
,cler),;> Major Bartram /)hhtory Repro.entat" el
and Mr F J K (l;ro.. repr<.entlDg the Boarll
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01 Agricult we
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the Cent.ral Appea.l

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are veT,

ChaDC€olo of meeting an 6111ergenc"" VeT
s ou t lus accoJut tll'l& he lp tats a.nd,
Lal'Y I lDst Lut ons m~"e such efforts

READ~NG CA~S.

\

LAY

wL

PILL~

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HENS

plo.es beyond all doubl tb. DOftu. n.I, cl
we I •• bug good
t

oE1n,at pa,...,rntlj
and I to

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MAKES

•• ewed to b. eOll/pI. tely un,a'e,·mins,l.