Reading Observer 09-1917

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mild 1l .. tur6 J UkA tiO:~'"
Bet• • Manton an~ ~averoa\~ liee the lDUe" , hd " bTl'. I~O.m.d condltlo"l bili' !!pi t .....~m~ u ' ,lborou' lo, I ....ou••for ,be wJdtb of
'n t1I \ nrc n', a.1', Hlat B8 a regul"r ahlOl .. 01 • -.- r
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fOol ! 11 has a propl!ylac~lc Bnd even a ' thera.. ;at,. . . chief IIfJeet.--& wtreet of ,qw.te noble
,WLl I'c vahlc ",hlclI can sctlrc;el.)\ b" o~el' eBti
~ionril • .mequ4l}ed certaml, In. any ot her "
II, rqll Mall)' .I\'e~t. are to' be I~k." with wll\,oh the plIl.. q~ wrlte~ . ba. been., . :4t ~,,~.hute,~
c IlIllO n, n.s they a r e hab! Cj to lmpaJr lhe oJjl \he WQ.y we stopved ~ I.D. tbe church, ~oDg
:. l i o n o f thB swmach, or btbefl)Ylle ·inlijrl
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0,,1) RlfccL, the .)' l l onl ., .01 hone. ma.y . ' anj' 0 .. 1Il" purpos~
"T otg. , ""f'l IC, '!'rr y 0
tl 'I~ be C2Atcn (reely, acc~rcUllH ~ ih~~ bate of
font~ In whIch lt IS hehond the chlldren of Kmg
tl'l! reCIpi e nt ilnd \'1m lll . found correctlve/ .:rohn .,..e~ /baptuted, for XlP!:, J9~ ~~uch to
111,1 b' ncficl.l.
In ~omA caus, .speclally do Wlth Marlborough, to whle\lt b. grantfd the
" be,e the .ppetit<! bat beed patnpered and firot cparter It IS 60 bIg thai h4!>t.sm b.. immer·
" ·','lO ra.ltstd b~ hurtful Indulgenel! In' on . siao i. qUIte. p....,bl.; old, NOrnlllll PIl\~. Itlll
'\' \ l ol+.:'~QffiC! sweeta br other roo6., the wst.<J nand 1:11 tAo church, othe:rw12e It has bcen very
foe l'o ney ~ill neod to b. culhvall'd I hut It
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" Ill al most' ln' nla~ly grow wl~b the reston ttiUcl! re.tored. At the ~ennet Bn!j:c t e .~rcam
hull of the .gene"",l phYS1Cll l tone, -aad become 15 VlSIbly deep enmg on Its way to Marlb ol'Ough,
.U mdnlduhl cluuactellstlc.
wherever we meet It now lt. 18 a. most charqlmg
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qUICk ftowmg chalk strcB.IJl full of trout and gray64VE ~Ull RAIN WATER.
hng, p",,!mg through pl~ ..ant meodo". WIth a
profuston of .flowers, ch1ef &mona _whlch a.re the
The IhoU.5eholder who I I gOlDB m fer mten
beautiful wate r sanIcle. the water, plantmo, and
I II c vegetahle £\ulll,.t\on in his hck gorden
1'.llI t if he Is /1 .;5", 1'lt1v() 111& fJun w&ter instead the perslcnna., as well aa gorgeous 'putple loose·
or t,..ttlng it run to waste down t~n! drams Itrlfe, tho la.Tge WIllow herb. and oUier fiowera of
A ny old b:1rt"el \\111 do to collect It in , pro ... the water Bide In so me pltwelS, too, qUite 1\ mMS
V)QIl t of ceui'soi that it d oes not leAk , and the
of 60wermg plants grow lD the stream ¥tween
Ml," w.1I hi! loupd la' 8"pe,,6. to th.1 pro
,,'hlch the w ~t.er rushes and eddles, ~ere t.he
'!.led
thl! w.t6r camp .me! The lafter, in grJ'ylmg lurks and the know mg angler OlI8ts hll
fad 19 of v~ry h ltle .! u ~e (at (ll>Sl sL m g the tJ).
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groy, lhl or \ egetablos
If It must be tiled,
It Was rainIng when we ,C)teMarlboTOUgh,
run It Ioft mto b at hs, t uns , or other h an dy r e hetween the tw 0 r ows of b
hleb CODBtt
C('pt.ilc~e8, n rxl tot. 1t stand out '11 the sun all tutc the College
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ta were endn\, USlllg It " arm In the .f!arl) evc DlDg Even camped on fhe Downs above. alid o.ad had ouch
th en, h O\', e\ cr , It lS f>..ot a p niol! .Ip on ram a bad tIme that they ¥tern ! glad to receive tho
\l uter , t.hc r ea son be1ug tho.t t lJ e la tt.er COD hClsp ltahty or the College ll.uthOTlt,les, wtlh,n~ly
t:\ IOI'l t Ct'ltalD organl!e propcr lic!'l-" 1mpurl
offe red
Here we staycd to rna~ some purchases
ltC' S \ }'Otl InB V C'rl.ll them If 'GU lIke-winch
nnd then pUl;hed on up tpe steetr! meline, where
Ll C 0i scnt from the soft Tlun wat e r
the um be~ a.n to e4!ase, Into the orest On our
left lty th . . . te of Roman Marlborough. or. our
nght lthe most wonderful of the woodla.nds f'f
StlBS'l'ltuuS 1[01\ POT.ATOES
Engla.nd It I ~ ~ sixteen mIles m mrcumferenco 1
Spht lentils form ont! ot t he belSt BubltLtutes and the beech &venue. of all a.vc~es of lt s kmd,
' or potatoesJ san. II Blutlbltd" Itt the Ho,
~utely the most glonous, 15 nearly five miles m
lulai They &ld 11lghly Ilut.r lhou ~ Bustaithng, len gth.' \Ve had our lunch· nea.r the
lnci da DOt causo lodJge.s l.io11 at HatulenclJ as lodge, tvlh II cheGky" chIckens to dispute our
do peas Ot bcans
] a obta\n the ~p eatest ~
right to 1 ~, and then Immedla.tely pa.!iscd mto the
.1I ntage from Ule m th e) should be sonkfld In avenu~, the beech trees scndmg theIr brancheB
bOiling \vater for an hour or hvo, &nd thed be across1to meet, lust hke the ,\, .LUltmg rIb! of some
tlllll ed Into a pan wlth p'eppet tmd salt to gotlU~OOf; In other rl~(.-e('" pa.rtlcular lust past
t tl" tc, t be pl\n covered closely, and the cou tho In t cleD rmg, 'W e notIced the trees to be pendu.
l('n ls allowed t o SImme r f-tuy ~cnt1y tlnhl all lous 1 thea upper branches, formUlg a. "leasant
... ater is absor bed o.nd the lcnttls form a ~tlf( l!1'eeni
ak after th. mIle. 01 grey beech branches
r nlp
They should b e aW n ed occaslOnlf,lly There are hll1 s and valleys m tblS forest, .tb'e road
,.. Jlllal COOklDg 'rhe pulp ca n b e used at once, A.t tl es sccmmg to rise mittl It looses Itself 10
1\lt h hot melt or 6sh, o r added as t11l ckemng tb~ grey r oof a.bove
to soup ~, o r se t &!'Ilde ti ll cold ~ntl made In to
d to be careful when
leave the forel5t,
OM c al~e5 or T1sso1cs frIe d In bOIlIng fa t and dnd cv n 'W hen wc ha.d passed through the gate
used as 8. r el ish fo r l>r:e14kfast
fOl'(l:!lt
ndltions remamed outQdc-avenue now of
Wh ole unp oh shed ri ce \\ cll cooked unf:.Jl Br as , ell as heech, the mSB8e8 of bracken , 01 wild
.\ ery gr:un scpa.r flotes l!i Lh .e n e xt moat usef It straw 11~ , heather a nd ~ groups of wl1d IMp·
and ~ou fl5h1ng s~bs tl lUle, n.nd \\ 111 a lso SRt\e barn caneR, smothered WIth !!~e fitW.ued large
t~~ use or b read WIth a hot dInner
M&lZ" berne!) which we devoured
~e.. then caw.:e to
flollr With a httle wheaten flour lmxod WIth It Great Bedwyn, wher e we spent' th~ m~b t; beIng
ma.kes deli CIOUS and Dourlslung suet pud
helped Ivery much by several of the Villagers, who
dmss r \Ii 1h oh would a lso save u.;nng bread at were th emse h cs ve.ry bu.y Wlt.h a. fu,ll comphment
the same meal
or v",tors The vlllag. black.mltE or Bedwvr,
Parsntps call be fO.erved lUstead of potatoes IS a. hOHt In him self, and d!d much for us, from
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a. green ' veget"ble IS se rv ed a.ll!il>-thoy h eM mg OU I' water on hiS hearth to 1D ~ructmg liS
should be stcamed ms tcad of- !)(>I'led In W3,;,er, how to make h orse shoes, and by ",!toy of varlet.y
as It r()nders _ thom Dl,910 d lge1i ublc and mendIng one of our boys' shoes
nourish ing
T ur wps, C':\lTOt6, afld artlChokee
TO H UNGERFORD.
can all be usod as ~ .EUbStJ.~lltes If a. lJttte
Next day we vUllted Hunger ford... * here we
t11OU,:; ht IS SI' en a s to the meat serv ed w1th
t l""1n
FOi" exa.mple, canota could be served ftayed untIl Wednesday, wben we ",turned bv the
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"ILIl boll ed mealS, and artichokes go well G 'II' R from tbat town.
Our '\ ISlt to Hungerford wIll r ematn 10Dg in O':ll'
wlt.h baked meats or stews
Beetr oot6., baked Or bolled a.nd S6n 'ed hot memones It 1S a. pleaaaDt town of ma.ny waters,
v,J t.h gravy pr bUiter, make a good cbanse AIU.i With valua.blo trout and grayling fishmg, stnctJy
ore somewha t of a novo1t)
Peas, splrt or prcseJ ved, aua other coarse fuhmg. which m
pla.oes 11 free
11 hole, are useful, al so harICo.t beans, or LIma.
Joho of Gaunt granted to Hungerford certnm
hea ns, wlJleh are slightly l. r.'\er &lid not 60
rights, m presentmg t he town WIt h a born'-now
llldtges hhle as other kinds
)fOClWOnI and
Ternllcelll are uscful 8S occa5LOoal change s, k ept in lL strong room (the hom s h own IS a rephca.
John a.
but ho\ e not 50 much food VAlue, and do Dot daled 1634) On the horn IS eng raved "
Gaun dld gt". and gran~ the rlall fishing to Hun,
kecp down the fl OUl r e.twn
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A H rv good eOUlbm'\licn of veg~tables , and gcr ford Towne from Eldren Stub to Iqsh Stil
one ,..,Iucb CAn be sen ed Instead of me~t , IB e,xc!eptmg l some several mil pound " In addltl on
p:nsUlps, cal rots, bnd. omons T~e6e should the occupants of certrun bousps na.ve the nght of
be cleaned, cut m to thm ShCCB, I\hd pat IOto gra.zmg~W8 on t no common, and ha.ve a. faculty
urch Th,. Jatter_ gave rISe to much
a bl\B~n wllhout wllte r co vered closely 'WIth a pew In
plat. or hd
'l11e bo,m should be plac. d 10 hearibu mg some years ago, wh~n a
see 11 the scandal of N1f
a sllurepan of bOlhng , ' nter to come o.~ou.t called
hAir W3Y up lihe bt\81tl, anel kept . bolhng gently whether a pers-OD waa church or nonc'inl'imm;"t i
for t wo l or Ithrcc hours
Some steamed r lee- could b. aboh.hed At that meetmg
.cn cd w1th tillS dlGh '\Vlll ma ke a cemplete .nger was calmed by ~h. qmel: wi!:" of
dent, who} when ~ pcr~ RSEertlve 4l,ji"idllal
&Ad ti~&ty fi r st course
Bald h. could .rem.i/! in' hi&> pew all
chosfj, w:-etorted qUIetly. U QUlfje !o,
, ,lWOODLIC.1l J'I '1 HE GARDEN
If you have OCC3.!slon to use g"'s a.nd n "" ~ '~'9u
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w~re possIble to use w,thoul lo)ory to P'V for them t"
ph 'l S b Ol lm g v6;.M er w,1l d cs tloy lIjQod.li(':6; ... ,V~ were lodged at Church House, a.nd Mr and
SfJ i III 9as hme
They Will coDs"ega.te Mrs, ' Sturgess dId tholr vel''' best to
our
\\ he'le e r dn ty ,,,,ood, du t \ pots, or dirty tIles ItaY\1>'!,PPY and comfortable, and they succeedod
n.re 01bo had, EO the b est plan IS to lelwe a In addition to thIS kindnc8s
havo to , a.cknow·
fell
\!>ese nbou~ a. "traps" In wblCh to ledge tbe ltbe....hty of wh.t i'Jlemed to 'be the
collect &nd desLroy t ll e;p
Shced po t atoes maJol'l ty of people 10 the ~p:lnsb . who sent Vl
will a. SQ act as • traps, ' and the folloWlDg I:n fts In bnd for our s upport ThB h osprtahty
m e t.h~. a "rl~ In tb e ]Jnt. u/~ W eekly says, Hun gerford IS so well known thllt Hungerford
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em~l oyed both for slugs tmd woodlice
Hosl11ta h\y are almost synonym
'1 ake a tfun place of ,vood, not less than 6m
On Monda.y iOme oJ. us VISited Inkpen , and on
b , 31Il
MOI sten ODe sId c thoroughly "lth Tuesday we had a deh ghtful Journey to LltLle.
of the finest early 161b century
beer, ! ust o.s much tiour on as WIll stlO.k , aDQ cot;. ·Th,. lS
place, :floured 8lde down, a.mong the plants mJlnor hoU!e$ p! the kingdom, a.nd 18 suqonnded
tJla t vll wu;h \0 lJrotect
Scrape off the bt l a park throu~h,,"hlCh the Kennet /lows It
", ood~~e r 6,ery morrung m to a. tIn, a.nd p OUl has a . very fine hall, ou the walla of whIch we
bOlhn~ *late, on them
Ren.,. the beer and nO~lOed the yeHow ,Jerkins and armour of t.he body
of horse eqtupped by lite l'o"h.m 01 th.t t,me
{lour ar ca a week or so
{ 01' t~ppot"t of the lroD iildes
Th~ &I'Y 9f
Wild
I HI assOCIated wlth thl R house,1 Q, cham•
NfCII ]')1511 &!
ber In w ch he did his eVIl deed " stJIl shown.
G u.~SflN. -Put lla.lf a pound of Iban beef and we h;J..d It p ~)lnted out to llS . the bloodstalO.,
eVldently
fictitIOUS for the murder comnsted we
and all quartet"' of a powtd of s treaky bacon
are told of D arel] throWlng the new born bab ~
turou8~1 ,& nllpeer-ft.'rst se~rate l y alld then to
Darell WM bmught to JustIce. but
gether V {Mu il1 three ounces of oatmeal, two on the fire
h.. pe~ t..aop,oonful. of chokM parsley, a there was & ml scarnage, and when we re'\llembar
,mall ruen (~hoppod -fine). and'1e..son ...ell Wlth the Judge succeeded to the est",te at the death
.alt, apper. 'M, a few herhs
lUnd lYlth ao the prISoner, we nlay be allowed to draw OIIr own
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e6:g l eMen), f01'm mto a. roll, pat mtG a. conclusions
I "Ve were also shmvn the bedroom in which
fl our
clotb, o.nd. ~ boil slowly lor two hours.
When cooked l"en\O-"$'e cl oth and le1l.ve till cold ~llha.m of Orange slept wben be c!"""';'ie~!i~;,iO~;i;~d1
Cover t,lle r oll ,With ·glaze. a.nd when set g&r· tq bo.rgam lor the Crown .nd be b
IS trcmendou9 e, cnt alone would
lush Ith. . ~r5ley. Se~Te Wlth salad
Q famous, but what WItH ItB m agnIficcnt
Yu t AND ~.SB'l81ir, fonr t.bie,poon f.t\ e. i ti; p·cture ga.ll erv m'" wh1ch we noticed a
f uls ( Q ()~ of ' BUlJslJ Ifia.Jr-4!5 mto three
B loom, aDd lts bea;utIful papal gardens to eay
t.aouN~uJa . of , nlt1k or m",ad milk ami water 'Dothmg of t.be old chained oak, on the ~st.encc
(ur.e w,ut.)
Set asitIe for .n hour, then add of whIch the fate of the Popho.pU:- depende, 80 the
t·, o kble'm~ IllIro o""e..) of grated go....p. ,",V•• th. v,sltqr to Llttlooote ought to be
c'leesd, • h~ ~1J.nful of made nmstard. Qui~ s<'\tl'lfied WIth hiS wa.lk 'Ve rctumed by a
and . ll liO .....1 oe"OoIt1S of .alt .nd pepper " bort cnt .oro.s the ,till beautllul Kennet, which
T u m ~ t i~to .. r¥uiad piedlsl.t, spnnk le on a leads out bY' a. cottage mto Chllton Poha t
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fel\' bre.t\CI'umbs l ~ . .vernl .man plec .. of thHJ villuge we found a mend of Mr Kinp's, who
buttc lJ~ and bake $ently 1m aueut ba.tl _ hour
enterin.inoo us m her garden to ra.'lpberrJes a.nd
n.i.1lE RI
, PODDb.:G -In a PlOt of bot C1lTI'811t&; then we PTO~ded bv Wl\y or the stocks
Wil i er ~ UHlfi
a half tea8poonfal of lalt and 8 a.t Leverton 1n which we pla.oed two Earley
6 1l:n ll l~tl.bli!'JOOnful oJ sugar, 'tud cool
Line a. C aiIe~ wh p had Jomed us /l'md nhotogmpBed them
gr(!"-Sea wn completely WIth h&lved dates , therem ; then by I .. everloI\ H atche R & pretty walk,
pres:np them flat agamst the aides
Put In nver branches of the mrmv I:5rnnch1ug Kcnne.t, to
r.l 1 o~ ces of wa.shed r.lC8 II.D.d add the water Klmb0r'~ COQler and Bungcr'ord
Tho bilt hin~ pi.... ~. Hun..erford io very
"hen I qUIte· eol<l
A..Jple .p~ should b.
allo..... ~
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for the nee 1.0 swell.
Co,e~ Wlth Picturesque and WR. !I much n.npreclated" i!! was the
gre. ,
,,'per.D<! .team for ahollt tWo bours ",.,t of the Consl.ble. Afr 'f Alexander. who
Airn~!lP0t an.ucc 8avoured with lemon nnd kmd also mother ways to us Alto ~eth er Hun.
nn d J~1 1 ce combmes well With this pudduag. Or gerfo rd reQt11res some bea.tJ.n't m ollr long lIst of
places VlSlted m emorable for t hl1 klndn~!'lse! ,ve
~!l11" ~hlcke n ~ wlth cornflour may ~ !ervod
A POO D .PLA.TN CA.KE -Beat half a pound receiVed , and lt IS all due m Sobe f:l.re~ place to the
va.lue thl'! peonle thrr6 p1a.ced on ~ t he
or bJ'tter or othe r fat and two lc ... el t&ble enonnons
!mnOl ~rull5 of l5ulf"r to a smootn cream, then wode of:Mr W ardlev K ID~ When h e was CJlto1t.e
there Thus d ~8 our ,2ood work 'I e a.fter li S 10
n Id I t~\O level tablespoonfuls of crldl'ed 1l?e:e 1
th. beot or all ,brines. tbc PTRteft11 he.rt, (lIld m
«. nr'O;f, h sh redded aD,d half a. pound of ro.¥~o.
thl"- wav mul ttphes a t housandfold lD its benefitB
<,r ne~ and quartered I WIth h\o teacupf 15 to the ri sin g r ace the 1mportance of wh1 9h such ~
I l.l . il~ oun ce s) of fl our mil. a. q\JBrter, teaap
11.1 or salt., dl6 S(lhe a tell.s,OGnful ' of bicar }oum ey Doe OU" brm.sB out ln neWer 3.I\Q fr esher
ways every day
1,( lHje of !O<la JJl a lit tle mIlk j and warm a
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II .. ~f a , teupful (hoU' a pmt) of nu lk MIX the
flou r "nil mIl!( With t h e oontenta of the baSin,
[Previous portions of th.ia a.rtlcle a~d
:I n I rnnllv st1.r in ' the soda and a dessert.....
\:::') o0 Mu l of H nega r
Bnke In a greased t m lD our IssUe! of August 11th, 18th alld 25th 1
t. 1Ill:dernte oven from one and a qqa.rter to
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tmd a half hour, \r until 8 ske.,;er or kIDt·
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iJn'! r ped le (!omea out qUIte c lea.n wben
p r ob('d lnto the centre of t he cak-e.<l
WILL
LOR~ HAVER.SHAM.
-, ... l10Lll"A A~"D ..FltU iT -O ver two level tea
(, lI l )(uls of maize 1iemoltna pour
four te,.cup
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[ .ll s 1of Intlk or ~ater, and cook It In a doubla
The Right HOlI. Arihur Divett H.,.w, first Lord
~~·It!p.pan, 6r
covered Ja r surrounded WIth BaTersham, of Dra.ckneU, Liberal M.P" from 1865-1906
VI Iter 1Il a. sBucep,n , for a.boui t.wo hours, for Well., Bath, and WaJk&l1, who dlsd -on May lOth,
a dd In g when r. eo.rly done the g rated Tlnd of a
I"lOon , lL half t.eAlt lpoontul of salt, aDd suga.r o r n.ge4 81, only Ion of SiT Wln Goodiuqugh H&yter,
corn l s\ r up to taste 1l necessary more mI lk or oowuet, left uu-.ettled estate of the gross Vb.lue of
~ 'H~ r must be o.dded to keep It lust IDOlst £2~,1 62 . of ",hieh £136,OO51a net pel'lOnD.hty In ad dition to t ~eI to a number of relatives t.b.e testatot
f 'oqgh t.o pour on to a wet dish or iln 10 a
t'l rce qnnrfer Illch laye r
' Vhen eold (lUt. i\le l.ft - $100 ...ch tp b.. fUI '" b~illif. htl cook, MODll,ur
SC1IlQIl.ILl IoltO Uleh 5quarC!, n.od earduHy In· Manrnr. hit gardoner, aud hI' mfo'a maid.. olle yeAr '.
wages to Ntch domestic lerv&.ut of ope J,l1lr's 86fVJce,
t "1 sperse wlLb cooked frUIt In B deep c ry stal l
apd ilO to eiob of hlH 88-mekeepers AJI..t lab?ih'cra of
d "JI~t
Pu~ aSide for an h our or two , and lU6~ one year'. Mrt'ioe The rt',idue of th,- eJtate 18 len 'In
bd~e senLpg cover With "hIpped cre am 01j trust for Ladv Havenham fortife, Wltltumamdel! to the
co ld bode d cUBta.rd
Red or blBCk currants t&tutOl 's nephew, MlLJor Gra~rn Egerton Rickmau
f1' u .. ed Wi t h ra.spberrIes g ive the best r esuU;
but I.ny kind or fr eah frUl t mlly be u.ed. Or
! t.ewed pl"un c~, figs , or ddes
Stale bread or
~I.i r ;"ke may repla .. the semohna:
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and hel ped on the (hn a-na
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I
,rere the results -Collecl~
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"("~no l £~l 6d, Mr- C

\£ 1

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lld . Rov.l 0 0'

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let

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fun ' 4", lOAd
"nndqoe
2n
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O~d

n ('{'hu ck" Ss Sld
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10d
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. R unnmg H orse'

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Allol1nent hold~rs ~ DOW ~ ~... yJitlli
prIde when tbey leak at the1r
>J.~
'Work and that ofl their Ijlel~' f j for it bW.
been e.ti", ..te<l ",at Ibe jnWllber of oIl11tw~
under ",..It.. ~t">J1· _

tillS year

reacbe<l u;

l ....1 h.lf a m111 ..;... tlJiUer ths €l~ fII

12,500 aues ' of new a.B:8Jt..
..en~ lnnd b.l b'1"P P ... ~to .pdt_ . use, and

\ Lands Order alone

IS estlmate4 that ~ f:oitlr times the
amount of a.Uotments h'~'Ve naw bea1 adided to
the COUlltry' s foOd pr~1IIg u:eL
1Ifb1S. of
course, doe. not l mclud, fhose sp&eeB m gardens lo<go' and oman I from wb,iclI - -

It

fa

~DI ..eg,~

b.ve b ••n d"!'I:-d
"own III thOU' &lead.
I~ •

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•

II

,11\1""

Oue question wbli!1i ~ ,.""~ """""
holder. thls"')1.... •• w1U1iliar. ""'"

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Ir\L COl i n ri O:>:
01 £82 " J:\. . cn L t o t he Roy

,

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ITi ~h-l' t r~et..
na.l1 n-:l\ Stat)o!llloobt..'lll

.

THe. WEEK'S'

v

~ lIpr.YlDg

potatoes ..uti csbbag.ee

Mrd. vth8r

I,pl.nt. gro";Dg between! the - . the .... o&ioi
1l1ont. w>R •••~tlt fot food by ~ 1 0 . _
a cBrtam sb~re of the ~ ;pyints to "'e

~emeh)bered H1 5pl'ayTn.g 18 that the . ~ eI
'he B11t1lIUICy mtXtu.. 8hou1d llJlJt be too
1II "' • .,..,no'I ~lvo j>ClUDds
oopper' ~.. t,>o
.·hall pounds ell wnabiJJg ' ....~d
\wenty goIlonB of wate.r
J.b. right P"> r
' irons If tbe 'Â¥egeta.bles au Dl tit m..tuu S'
•

<1

at",

for

Prep'itr~d fr~.rt the
yields B creamy: lather
to the skin aod 11:11ly

The

Apple mO. lIOm

,I

BonnIe Bl'41c

c..mlllon

Cum

Mead...

/

< v~

'\ 'C...tet~d-Q_oal
~ "\?4~

Cucumber Cream

.", ~$_

EngliSJiRos.

Gwa\ia
WOO<l ;Vlol.t
In dainty hou.o of 12. Ial~le\I~':!}9.. SiioSIe,hlI>le"3d. eae&!

to

tbey

s.1ri g""",[I;\;J;y,G" j~,:f., ' C!I...;", anJS/Qu,.

• I

III

I

leekplanto, fIlen p t

CGÂ¥Cr

i:he

roots wltb sod and leave the Eest of 'the hole,
Qpen till /:ime ~ ea.rlhiIIg-up. Of course., ear..
must be ,[1,k~ thEl>t the bt:liles ,du not ~n m

:l:m:::

r
::

those k+ n as the pncld,.seeded ones, sma.
LDclude such )4nds &5 the Common PricMJ,
landCrS' and ~nmding WUl,W.
SUCcesSl n.o.:l SOWIngS mnf be made uIitil the
_ddl.
SepfJen}ber
The ''''"'' sboald be
Bot leas than 1ft lIpaift, and .he seed 8~R

t

lst, lot 7.
thIS column should b.

thmly, a;nd Yo hen the plants Bre l'arg.e eIlODJ,lIb
they sb~uld be. thmned out ro l!f:i. 6patt ... the
r.()WB
f , severe :fu ost.a ~c:ur ~ tho -

Reading Ob!erver,'"
our Problems are l~
second Tuesd(LJ

...,1"~lD

~n.

aod games

will

- .

J

~:::artl m::r~:7

f~:~!~f:l~T~)n~:':','::~~o::

"

Wbil'. 'tbere ;~ .ei1t ~' '''~" _ _ 4
.. ark. ~h. """ler meilIjo<ls ..t ~ ml5t he
Mopled. \11 ...any C..".. .beeks am ~
IIOOts to .lIlalll out• ..ud ~ thoSe tlla& """ ~
II;>g on well In ~ se<ld or """'""'l' 'bod sbouIa
""t be left ""y longer. A simple ~ 01
plMlting ~e\ll
fint to dig tb. sOil W<it'to a
good clep,~, so th.t it 15 fiD(l amd }oose~ illeIn
dihble h?"'. I ft a foot ap:u:t. :mJo these

boles orop tbe

/

I

n~~~;~i~~.~~::

oms!;

......y m..,y ~ o••r l ,,11 ~~e~ tbIl=~
I

. iug lDut.....

SWeer::rr.
. ...d<r
SweeVE'ea

H;:~;:!~lin.

Jersey
Jea8.mY'

eat,ng,

belon cooking, but the ~ will
harm ' to pl.nt. m a P"'lDI! ~ and, m
laol, w,ilt cheek msecl I pesto:; a,n4 by the ti.o¥>
'&hay u. fit for cooking r;a.m will ~1t.e wa:sheij

qaltq

lei:OJV.

b

Be.d1i~s

wlH need a lill.le pwt!>c,
1!W''''''8 pbmis will pJ:!)b~lrly . b.
burt. p""p ded Jea_ !Wl oW""Y.

~~et ~°'fro:·a:y~'

Obse"er~"

c9ntamlng tbe CbelG
liient fld!'It free for le 9d per qtlu.
and reul1ttanecs to be .ddreeaed
lI''''''~ ••• u Ob&enaer "", Olice. Readl»fi(,

p;

too.;:-~

Ilot

.

H

O ') ~f' r~er" fot CN1"
D ~t~ , c t. O1re :\IJSf; GO DWI~ Cro,.~
_ _ _ _H
_ U'\! W el"Il ~'on Colle:;e
In '"

. m :ADf'{G , ROOlL
mnnit l'd of the BOl s· Readm't' Room met.
enn m:::. MI T F '\ 115(\n bem~
fhe lnl,Lnce sheet "as read by )11'
Dcano! and s.bot\ed a. balance of ~15
In han d
).1r Deans ~as heartily
bl ~ sa.t.I"'-nct.ory report , a.nd WM re.
io' t ho en:S;Ul!1g ,"ca r
!l r l\
hrn

'" Ith 'I.r r F
"T
C P orlchmout b
The room ",til ,be

sec

Mr
co retaker

Mondnv

B uker. a. marl en"'pent OD tee A!!yhlm
the ,"" (lundcd '<:ol dlers fr(1m tbe
H ,,,p;L,1.
Tbe chIef Item was; tpe
"il F

t.he mmate", the home te9J!1
1 he Asvlum Band. unricr B.JndIlIa \ ed severa.! ~ loctlons drrri.pg
also ma.n, pa.tnot lc ;l.Ir~ t\hlf h
ud ed
fhe t.e.:'!. "as mIl ch Q.n ·
'rISltOrs thanked Dr Bakt: 1' fqr
welcome
Th e Xntional Anth1'm l
a. m ost. ellJO\ able a.£ternoon
A flOU fa Al'RICAN TRAGEDX
the Dcput, Coroner (Mr TRow!
Ir! an Inquest. at Brondmoor o~
:?l Ul ch' son

,lged 61

.m mma.tc

0:

tb'e

:,\ \ho "''!l'"\cd as m::l.3or m th:! S~ll t b
He " I~ lned fm murder by Lov,rt
Mafeking In la9a, nnd senfeneed Lo lbe
the ~ntc nce "as commutf!cfr' to peljl al
hfe Tn 1902 he was eerti.fif'd~'
P:,:rkllllrst Pnsnn and subsequen tl", 1 _
The post. mortem @
110 d
t o be due to chrom e Rrlgllt'1
!
m BoCcorda.n ce WIth the m~ lrcf ul ned

OF HOKOVR

-l

Ro, al Berks repo~d
_
,Ni,·ernlx,.. 14Lh' 1916 has nol\·
""
TO,"""M k.iJlcd In action on that. date
of Mr and ~1rs D e,lne of
another son IDvahdcd
Pte De,me had been errm·I·,." r1
.It \Yrlhn,(!ton C<.lIego. n.nd

h{'

ell h ~ j-c d

death

/HIS

a.,;e '\T a.s 22

h .. s been no! Lfi"d- tuat
ynnngest "on of the 1.1t.e
DiLns of Broadmoor Farm
wn tt.i!n t'l hiS mother to tell h er of
R I"r other Eon 18 a. pnsoner of

seedlIngs baYc Cilma up, tb.e bedq:
well hoed. 80 that nU weeds llro4l
..ad tho pJ&nlo .l!." .head. .,.;~

we

-,~

",

a.notm~ ... the

and sh<wmtg

GAME No

,

W e tft.ka the fOUOWlug from
zme "_Il brilhaut littIB game.

WblIe

·Rn..t'rr'l'fON' TO PR01lLEM ~o. 2H9.

By S." LoYD,

K ey

R - QB3.

SOLUTI'ON TO PROBL1!lM No 215'

By 8.ur;u,.,.

Ifl
If 1 :

2 It or JrtxQ etc"

2 BxQ

.tc.

IRREGULAR OPENL."I'G.
B\, cl<.

Wbite.

PICl¥,ng
10 K-QI

2 B-Kt2

Kt-KHS

11 QxRch

81'-QU:J

P-QU4.

12 Q.I,lJ

" P-h.t.6
fi P-Q4,b)

P-QI.
Q.-U(ch

13 i$-lU
}.( QxR

7 Q.-Q3
8 Q :tP

PxP,c)
D-B '

]6 KT~l
17 BiB

9 Q:r:Kt.F'

llxPch

Kt-K5

BERK~.

\

#

au

the Berkshire grnst Ja.nd , and 'rotl.tlon 8ru5
fields ml\.ny young partrulriBl have died frpm krlpM.
Whero the bu-ds use only ihe stu bltls ileldl good oO'i'ly~
ore fou nd ('l'he proapollt for pu,rir,dg,' ut ODe time
lII l1S very good, bui tllo e!,oeul\'\) Ul~sture m J~ly, i'n
dlatncts where t ho j:Urds we re cou hnuol.Uly 10 gruBS,
doolro) ed many youpg !>rood ..

" reguln.r supply of tllat ' nroot
d e liClOU!J or all WInter greens, the
b-prouta, 8 h We oeeU DTol-y be sown
grew throughout the wmt.cT
The
.hoold be 15m <>p=t, ow!. the _ '"
&own,. ery th),Dly
If this 18 dooo, Ule y.oxmg
pla.nts m.y be left .0 the ...d bed .Il f.he
wJnter , o.nd not troosphmtetl out fill next
,..,..... thIS plan WIll ensure ille... prnet<ca.!
unmomty from 1 flost
If Jlecewity co.mpels
them to b o tJnnned, the plants s hould be
e1l,"veu 12m eaoh "'n.y J a.nd the JK)il a.r.ollD4
'Ulem made very firm.
,

]5 B-B4(d)
l~

Besi

, Notes
(a.) ThIs has not a promJl!llDg look.
(1803) quotes Jeukins v Bhlckburne

2P-Kt. P -

QB3 3 P - Q'i14 :P-K4,
(b) B.ttor!sl'-K3

(c) The b~lDmug of a series of brilliB.~d~.
lllllke thiS a. second •• lIDmorta.l " game.
(d) Kt-B3 woulfl not !Il.yo'tho ga.me.
With ~Qkh aud the attack LS declIUve.

."

Key K-Q2
Q ch eck!

Q-Kl

Ca:palil"'ncll'1. ,, ~t\!r-i­

Flell5/un lll'
Seb:l.OObtor.
1 P - QKtA (a) P - KB

o 1< t-U3

WJllte (10 preCOO),
to play and mate JD. tJ&.ree mo".

j'

V

MEN AND WOMEN KNOW.

L

- +-

01 ~>OdIt"IlS ' Irbw>-

crops :lro. to be ohiBmed from them..
w malu! sure tlr.\t they _ pmplenty of moooturo duing ""I.l' dry
may havo ie to sprelid a riRJlclI
SIde of the rows 8Bd vmte.r 0tI0'tJt
week It IS vC'Py b enefiad to tIa
m-e gIven an q.ver.bead synnoo:tng
WBter - eHl'y evelll!l& wlri:iG. t:h«o I~

w,.

PAR71UDGE PROSPECTS IN

81

..,."y

~

e

It.te p edS- 1ftPe thci9!.

n,

But they need9 pl61rl.jo at _ _ tI

one

('>

80Wll

when getting the _'" be(1 ready.

m.,.

01

oI.JNED

roqwrod flbr ...rading; m tlib
now 'l'he 8ml shoul be
nru. and ' be of " rl,ch, light chM_r<,dn,,,,wllllch IS ne.4ed ~ ~,
I'
buJbs The r().ws s!I.oIJld Ile
npart, ', an:d the Baed sown rBt'tiec
that 8moller """. can be thinned
1:0 pre vent Q.(,tac~ 9f utJS b est to add aomc 6bot or lima
be

.

grt>wn JUop""ly ttl!
generally 80 prol,nc tlut.t In most h?ousel101J;t
It IS orten a '1p:roblem to know wh<rt ~ do witlt
&ill the surplus pods
T oo cd'ten they are Jeft
'to wLther Q.n~ dry up on tho plJi.'ats
ThIS
y.ear no~ n. >hen.n must be wasted, rc.r they eM
be 80
p'~eror.ed, and made good lIse of
M an aCC8p~le l'antcr v:ege.talllc Those Dot
preserved ~llid be lliIl1>w.ed to dry on the

Rnnner be.ns when

lenmy.

plants I w be pIcked and .. e<kd bef<l.e ths

bolrta come, to lay m a s tock of ~eed tor
n:aother sea.eon. When pyese.rv:~:n g beans It l'B
best to use earthenwar.e Jw:a, 'w.bich IItnst be
thoroug.!.dy Bterrbsed and ikled bero~e thp
benns ore put mto them
The be n..Ds mvst

also be quite dty. GIld a layer o~ ,alt sh""m
be
at tbe bottom of th e. j'" Then t~jar
filled[ wltb .lternate aY011l or salt Imd
.hrc,14"d .. beans
Before helDg down anJ'
shonl4 be remo:ved, then bladdc..q
be c ~ vered overl~1 the JlQouth and ...tIea
Wlth strIng

en4~~e
pl"~s a:o tnJe~
£eed Illay be sown now

for mntef'
througbout
Before the arl'lval of bad weather
11\l1St be JOOv-eQ to " ,<ell sbeltered
a Icold fllame, w]le:re they fIlo,st be
p.r()tec);ed fr~m frost d.mng th. wmter. The
to bo r emembESred '" growing tIii#
that l Lt 18 very subJeot to da.mpmg 0!J..
tbJS account the pla.nts must npt -He
together. I .. wet weather IbO
80pnped away from below too
c a.~ not to WIll.
p"" ••'ntiive of thls trouble.
the fr amos In wInch the
are grQwmg ,nU ne ed to be coverefl
o~ stro.w, but plenty of au must lia
at ov,*, posorbl. Op!!nr.ttmlil'o
I

ijERRING

,
pl\l~

crop 18 well ottended to it can
one of t h e nlost profitaBle. BiJKla
must be k~pt &W&y by ~azia1JB

n. much

fruil .. II"s..l1lo

~

on the trees ttll Mpe. Tbef.a
valri.f~es of plums WlllCh must lie
away the buds, or Ute wllOla
cleared m a nIght by thmJo
Ghcse plums ~UBlly. CODf3ldered
cooking make dehCJOllS oat0\1

tl'e tree. to become
to h. p;C'II;ed betOlOl
.t " a geod P~""L4jQ

on the fruttI ,

';