Reading Observer 11-1917

N01ICES
YOUTHF~L GfJ'lI,Â¥l.ts.-

We are 4ol!Vhted but "at ~ to .find
/le"d mg Y ?f.C",: "UI~OI\t.i .. b ... , 1001 no
to replymg tb t.h..t rrong reference l hot !Dlghl bo
d\ [1\\ n OlS re!eotiD~ t UJ>O:D. t.he= lDstit.uhOll lJl eon·
ncdzon "lUi tl1& cue tn~ .,.t the recent
.A 'il:t.es

Intru~"""

of great OOCIoI ambJtiona, "bleb _
neverr~

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the Skinflint..... •
crum"~I~uro)"'on.at!~~·t

MONDA Y. NOV8MBBll

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Daily at 2.45 and 8.15-aal,.

Les1je Wdson ••~Ing

after the Close of the p oll, ana to

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?y

votmg
proxy shaJI not apply
to our
In France or BelglUm wher~ the
post CMl thus re1U!h them I entIrely "l1TCO Wltla
the h on Member for
Btlr~hl! I WIsh very
H ome Secretary had kept to the
lam e"dment.w~'ich he had down, and whle~ we dis.15th My p n nclpaJ. OD~
this'tmen<lIn&'t ta III relatlOn to -the w orda
I have hea.rd several hon mem·
fu,uIj<>.---on:lv a. few mInutes .ago the hon..
I-M[em.ber for ICork-say that 3t 18 for thIS H~u,e
to dee,de
poml! whieb should not be~to
an Order
Connell The decunon Qn
se
vBi+;ou~ detads are certainly tile pflvilcge: 0
House ThIS 18 the .fi.rit tlme yon are ~ally en~
fran chlsmg the soldier a nd the saIlor Surely
then It IS tbe duty of IhlS House of Commons to \
e~:.~~:!1 1 deCldo by wpalllleans the soldier and tbe """lor
T
to 'get IDs VO'6J and whether ho 1& to
It by proxy or by vost I should liko to, ask
IOllO"'I ~I~ I the ~gbt hon and learn~d gentlema.n who ~" gOIng
to dCClde the deta.Ils of 1thiS Order lIl. CouncIl j I
presume It WIll be by j ome Government Depa.rt,..
mcnt If my amendment 15 acc~ptcd It Will mean
tbat the Houae of Commons Will deCide
The
pnnclpal obJectlOD raIsed by the fight hol). and
learned gen~ema.n the ~mber: for Wa.lthamstow
"1 the deba te on August 15tb "as that the proxy
v~mg w as i too) gcneral~ I a.m ell-dea.vourmg 1.0
meet tha.t objectIOn 'I'llie nght lion gentlem LJI,
the Member for Cleveland (Mr H Samuel) Said
tha.t the p~y vote ]s a. course whICh must be
adopted oU~lde tltes. hmlts ill wlllch It I. pOSSIble
for the GOljemment to 1trust to t"he Jpo:3W vot.e
My a.mendnlent ..seeks ~ lImIt the :v.otetJby pro~--y
to that areal wlilCh IS o~tslde the. hmlt -'WbIch It 18
pOS!lblelor the Govern~nt to trust 10 tho postal
vote If ~e amendmel t of my ~on fnend the
Member f
Devlzes IS a.ccepted, thu~ amendment.
of mme Wli enable for fll tlme tile merehant ,ea.rneD, and ererv MldlCr
saifor, to deliver theIr
vote wlth olrt
y mconvemenC6 to -the publIc,
sllch as tbt extenSIOn lof the oi-'ihnary h ours to
elght da.ys Mter the polf I do at:ik th~ rIght hon
and leam'1 gentleman Isenously to conS1dcr these
a.mendmenta whlchl raIfe tQnsiderably more clear
what arc tho mtentlOD~ 01 Ihe House If we le~
thIS
go out lof the House- as It standi
on the pa. r there
very few hoo mem.bers
who wIll h va the :!hghtest Iidea under l what con·
dltlOn" the soldier and toe sailor w~n rece1ve 'h IS
vote The have no iea III what jarea or land"t

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SUTTON & SMi-S J

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THANKS, TO OUR }{~ROES.!

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Memonam" notIC")'

glves a n expl'eSSlOD, howel'er lnnd.
to gnef, and we feel that ,t IS ~ .~red..
p&ld thiB week dId! .~ft
01 th~lI theme ,to anythlDg
t'h I'
The wOlding of the resolutwn teat
seems to ns admirable
b ..

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restramt

1.' hele

n."f
lIt
15 nbne

spontaneous

It speaKS of "a barbarou. . .
Wllen It refers to the lubmarme
Whlch has outraged tho consClence of
....orld . It ,. con~nt with. "'"
.. seas mfested WIth deadly
But the danae whl
perhaps will

pl ease the n ation and hose who an
thanked 18 that Whlch
ept..: I l thelZ,.
readlDen to con tinue. I the work to

r

they hne set their h and. Ilntil th.
18

secure

Vlth which the I_Lot,on
to ooth HOIl".. of P.ar·

.dDl1~bl.

po~ts IJl t hem.
wisely h ted th. &COpe
The tribute to our •• 119'"
opportuDlty for th only .pe~dic
to the m1htary SltD tlO1l. Wh.t
have happened he a ked, bat lot"
oprerna,'Y at e.es 7 n Italy, " he a&l<t.,
have hllen a ready prey to bCll
an~ \ md 1ctIve enemies, wbieh.l< lIIe
done J at, and WIll not do. I I ~
of Oll r armIeS was lIUlrked '" .. fillto the old A,my !! It gath~ tho,
of

the \ PrbSSlan legJoruo ;; - Ita
.. ... " j Mr' LIDIa- Goorge,
'and ill
saved Europe "
rt ,. IIrr1l4l!tPreu,,"r m ... ed tllG trn \lOW C!I
somellmes, but the.w
n o ble alb<:] u~ne~, and
the stl rnn g d~~~:~~;:~
the c-.avaJ r .. of tho
etefna I ,.s~.s h1gh
The m o,.1 of t!to bh;.n!ks"'.~,it.
and stJTrowm g nation

to

sons \,wu
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had ,.

sWIg of b.r',ay,,,,,.lIit ) . .~

he a&i<I"

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them or

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purpose, WhlOl1' haa not yet tra,n,sPJred, while the
Rev H D NelSon was bemg handed £57 10 2d
l'i ow. what OQuld have heen theIr deSlgna T Were
they spOllatlon,\ soCl&hltlc, or merely eongra,tula
tory? N 0 ~ason was given us for ~e lr conduct,
but It .wa. of such .. nators thot the mom entrane.
to tJie .ahooiroom W&8 tacked when .. numoer of
tho ~ud,enoe ,mhed to make lb.". OX)t aflor the
pre~entatlon ~mony I 8eTeral mlnutell must
h..e el.peed belore the ~oor was unlocked and an
e::{It e.f£ected As was pomted ~ out. by & member
of the depa.rtlnj a" dlence, who bad A comnderahle
.JOurney befOI'$
after lea'Ylng Ihorlly befme ten
o clock the conlequences-"Of thus aecurmg t.he maIn
entrances m&'y be all VPy w~ll m ketflDg' out
naughty boy., but ouch an acl, ID .... 01 fire 01"
p.Il1C mIght <J;&ve ended m a tragedy
Ther.
were EO m~,'\ pretty young folks present ~n Mon
day ev.mn~, Il!\ •thalr ~st whIle frocb. t.&kiI1K
p art 10 a. Te.ry auccel.ful .Olree, tha.t one oould not
help lor. moment plCltunng whol mIght
h. ppened 10 .. stampede to e"""po from /lro ar
pa.me AI fpr tHOle unruly Caversha.m. boy. who,
It {! alleged wallled to invade the Icboolroom, WI
oro rather . nrptllOd " lit Nol&OIl hu not oubJu
gated them durmg hll Aven yean of mlllidry
In Caversham. If hi. lucceSl($'J M.r
Southg&te,
doe. no~ f.,t.hWlIIj aucceed ID dOIng 10 .... sh&\l
have 10 ~ql' J? C Palme~ 10 fix bl' eagle eye upon
lhem. and then per~a.p. that will bo anoth.r
slory; In the figU!'lng of whi ch they ....ould
to bo eon'pIOllOU, by ~1r
So
sh .... lIoya bOW.... I

no
membors m tlje Hou .. w~o WIll have tM
famtest Idea "" to whldh ;"IUlers are gomg 10 .ate
by' post and wbleb by[ proiy I Ithm~ that II IS
!.hIB Commlltee wh,eh shonld l.y &wn these rul..
&lid regulatlOns A. the nght.c hojl gentleman for
OleTeland [Mr H Samu.J) htoc GI_1y ,p omted ou~,
thU!I IS a. ve;y senoual dlfficulty. ~ and Win un
doubtedly disenfranchise a very_ Ja.!ge nUtnm Of
.",Ior, and .oldlers In dlSta;Ot parIS 01 the world
Would 1t not be pOSSible lor. proxy po.pers to be
IOllt out. under rec~gnl.ed aulhOnty to all """loa
and ooldien m ilistan~ paris of the world wh,Oh
are sch.duled by the OrdOl"' 111 CounCIl ... being
areas m whioh the prpxy vote ~I..ll b& esSentIal?
If t.h058 papers III!f sent. out.. Und'e1l the d'll'ection of
tbe Army Councilor the Adlnir:\lty!'through tbo
authorIties there, they could tben be ilisiTlbuted
to the mell. ~nd fill~~ .n p by them and sent diiect.
baclt: 10 the ,,'uthOrIt.ie8 at home I I tlunk Ih.t ..
a. sug~stlOn which the Home $(!c.retn:rv mrght
serIOusly CODsuier. otherwise a. large, number of
our troops will be ilisenfr{lJloli~"
""'_~.';'iI The schedule was rli
a. second tmu~_1

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DECOR-ATlO~S FQRI NURSES;

'cI!em:,.Eu;:!~:~a~::l~~11i~ilil'11~~~~~fi~[:~i~~~]~~~~~a~~~i~tl' T~E RO'vA~' ~El> ' I C~OSS"

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ABBEY

HItLL~

T here IS 8Om.l~ing pl •••""t and h lilorlo in Ih.
association of Idel.. when we repeat th.. e word.
r he ~m(o~le bu~dlDg knoWJ1 \llll\er thlo de..,·
n&t.JOIl In. ~~ Irroa.a 18, of ~our[le, coapa.ratlvely
.a. modeM .~ctlW8 .. a.U l\.e&dml peopl. mo",,;
but .. we lin, aaid-l" TeTJ' name CODJures up aJ.l
.ort. 01 ~~t \ tbmg. In tn. (lIurdo of , an
IJ!1.glDa\l~ jiioraoh .Abbe,. Hall I IRee -,II CQIl.
.tTuetlon (o!illl IQrt.y. yea~
the lot<l Mr.
Marttn ,!ftL~t ~ beeP

'P.""'~ hiTe
of .JII»1
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WIoicb..
_,r. for ~
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~~t~~~~t~::4/;i!1~1~1~~mt
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as 1~ s t.a.n~ a t present t~re Will be

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Sunda.1l6 degre;., and Mon·
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November 13th. the
St Peter'. Lodge,
Will add.. s. thh,e~:h~~::~H
.~~~:,(l~;~~ib;;t;;~ Tables 01 the M

r'I#t.,roi~ in the ForbnI'J' ffil:l'denlon two

nther aga.mst t~em But we feel we ar& jUBtiied
In t.hls case
They actU&lly wanted to tnvade at
Johnls Schooli'oOm on Mond&t e-renlll'g / lor some

expNl"

very mI ld expl'CSS10n m. face of the

of the world

CE ",CHRI

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by proxy That.

;;::
::te
Seqetary sa.ld yesterday tha.t we ~Q.ld lee which
were the areas from w~IC~h j.t IS ~sslble to teOE!IV&
a posta.l vote, and wh~ch were t.he. Areas i l l whieh
It would be necessaryl to l!av~ proxy voting, 1D
order to I5OCu.re that t~ soldIers and sa.ilors should
theIr votes [ submit Ithat al) IeI:u1...
I
" rlth thIS votmg
detaIls In cpnnectlon
be submItted ~ Qlld approved of by thio
and not ..ttled il y Orders In Coimcil , _
- Government epartment If we let this

DEATH
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THOSE C~VtRSHAM BOYS I' Ve Ilre acny to ba,ve to' ~port

t he .dnl1r&tion growmg from day to
over three years of war wlti
we h.ve watched the ocl!ie,om~nia
saeriJlo:e~ of those who Me tho ...
01 the n atIOnal 4!temllnllhoa.
of a. I war of woNla}' 18

speeches

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which the Kaj.ot IrQ.
rs on hiS Jaded soldiers Jt
inten<led &8 " spur, for nothing of tb.
1S &

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the true sense, a more el~u ~ ~
the Ho"s. if we were to p
tile
ln .,lence!! .A t&ok .....h1c1t.J h. d.
as beyond, a Pencle. or .. llinco,",
upon Lord Curron 111 tIM
and~e Prime MUllster •
IlIMI AsqUIth himself
that the .. was really no 9PtiOL
high above us the theme may be.
bound un der the pressure of sr~at '
to endeavoor to glYe It words. ,\ h.o
been strack by the vollllBe of erude.
,. poUTed out yearly loT

and " In

if,

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matteJ'B of taru" as the Latin h'"~ ..
t:e, t:he:re can be DO disenSS10n/
Parlifment more fittiDgly ha.e In·
the feeling , of the nation thw
1t had allowed th.. r...,~tion of
spook for 'helf I
Mr .A.~u,t.\I
think ,t posslb~ "It mlgljt be,"

ex.Prenuer, ~I a more

~ed~rllloll

Fd

IS to
post,
In wha.t
settled t.ntl"'IY by rder In Connell. pOSSIbly
by .ome overnment ~ep ..~tment I' I ;to repeat
that It IS urely tbo dl t! of tblS House to settle
these ntal pomb, csJ>Â¥lally a.t th ~ present time.
when you are for the irst tlI'Q.6 III 1the history of
~I! conn~ry eofrancbi~ing the soldier, \ and the
sliilor Tlie Homf3 Se~etary has alwa.ys been eD.·
\ ..oly .~pat)Iehc m dealmg w,th I th,s nuestlOn
I {eel surel that II he cknot ,see hIS way 10 accept
thIS amendment he WIll put Iol"W~ the amendment 'VblCh, unfor~una.tely, he Withdrew, and
WhIch I am a.frald IS not on the pn.~r now, or that
he will conSIder t h IS Bjondment w, lch I ha.ve put
seeretal-j"s '"" .o r....,rn 1,11 order that the House may, kilOw exactly
nos,,,,,n of the soldlcr a.nd tho .sa.llor In rega.rd
vote when thi, IAct leaves the HOlllIe and
the country"
The
was negatived (
He further moved m -pa.ragraph l a! to leave ollt
words" Hili MOJ.sly may by Order m ConnClI
~"My olijecth o: moVlll1l" thi.
t.manelmont 18 to ..
to th .. -Holl-so tiIe rigli&
?f legaltttmg 01) thIS ost unp"1a.ab !>OIDt .. ta

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B..tTUIlD.tJY. NOV. 3, 1917.

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-~IiL-"~Y ~-T If L~"

,the Hou.ae of

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.uba. ma.tter of only! a. few votes. b&period o~ the ~~. there Will be
men In 1'he N a I f the Oom·
to ta.ke a favou ble VIew of the
In Ithe na.me of ths hon
-,{O" """' . I thmk It would be "'ery ad·
h.vmg regard 10 the loct that.
would ~ben bo In a better po,,'
bel If the hon gentleman'.
not accepted. because It would
panod .pf tl).8 wa.r., votes to be
and tbe "men wpuld b .. e a bettel
l"'f,or<lintr" therr votes" Col Wilaoll.
sujJ"~e,ctic,n (3) of the proposed amendwJ)rds Ie HIS MaJ esty may
drreh tb o.t" ThiS amend.be followed by several coIl'
an1">:,dments wh,cfh desf pTi/.ctlCally w,lil
amendment moved by the Hom.
iPe,rh"ps It wtll be well to e.xolal'o.
of
va.rlOus a.mel!dmen ts WI U
IeaIT",og. the countmg of the votes and m ake

the Borough' BenCh Ih. other day A soldIer.
'" lIe, "llQ8e hUIband )!II on forelgll lervte6, became
so elllll\oured ' of ""oth... ~Idler_ (... wounded man)
In hlB l\l>...... th t In order to gratIfY ber
for hIm .h. abandon. h,/," tbros
hves lflth him fol' 6
.t
suboequpt!'y Journey. t.o lJr;gll,to,".
."".~ <00 .fJre cha<lr. ot deoenUljl her CllIJarou.
~1Mr bai' llad £2 liIV6d. per....ol< as ArnIy ' .Uo....an"'" ~d allo_nt. mona,;, healdeo, It "aII atated,
• furt'her 1J\1lD ,pf £40 badLdloap~ m 4 .'bort
t, me, b w~1,l M~rllcl" out 01 tn. hO\lM\ ~Th.
chIldren' ........ "!I'Ku' n'"ounshed, and qot iIl·treated, r:~}::~~,::
and ",,""
b,y, ... yqUllg
of the
to ...latIVe, So l h.y dIC\ not aull ... m.tenillly by
and
t
act
of
abanaonment
!~
The
Beneb
thoUllht It. cementmg tbat -!nendShlf
the
b,d eM<! and .enl.. the- young mother to pn.on lor
selle.. !" oPportlllllty . 1iI
three months' Qard labeur, The la" h a, thus ap manner 01 mea ...e approachmg "
pe .... d Ita wratlI, ,and ....rted Its maJ~Y. but oetlOn Not a fow Readmg houoea m d.,'elopinlt
although
ha..s a 16ng arm It does not. appear to the ramificatl0DI!! of theIr busmel5&, ha.ve ~a.d many
be abl. to ""~ tbo man, ak a IOlilier" wllb opporlumt,es of te,t\llg th.· "1'0.1116' of hoopltahty
whOIlll She Beel!ei:l to ha.ve been faSclDated From offered on thiS prlDClplo, wliei.JJeI4 It ha4 ;'been In
t he tnal wiuch to~k place It would seem sca.rcely seekmg trade at home..Jlf' In forelgp. and. colomal
hkely tha.& he could have been deceIved as to her m.rkets All of Whlqb. work hils told, apd )8 1m
bemg a. marrled woman , but thl(l IB one of. the questIonably stI ll teUmg m brlDlllDg bo"+e to the
numerous c"et . .,"'·here the wom&ll. howev..
mmd of the buyer be Jie pract.aed ...ag{lsulturlst
worthy, hM~ ICCet5sory to tpe fact who lDVarlo,bly or dlscnmmatmg merChant shipper lat ),ome, or
goes I500t fret!\o .... 'Vo are np; plltlata, but women Im.,porter In
ove~ W~Ik~,~8o~!e.hPi of the
complam, "'!il; l ightllt so, tb&t whore the aedhcer penon.1 of the houo., wllb Whom lie IS p1.c~ b ..
In sueb ca:ses haa 8. guilty knowledge of the POSI
ordera.
hon or p ....bl. poort,on oft the woman n. ought
- --'--'--_.- In some way to be pena.heed for hiS conduct
IWe
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are Tery mlleh-fJla1d thero '.,.. too many sold,er.' TO THE LEFT O~ ~GJfTt.:... <. "--!' •
W. thmk the ReadIDg ;I;ownJ ;lo'FciJ ..ere "ell
1\ 1l'es In Re8.dmg '-Who forget thell' dut.les to theLr
.b"",t hu.~ands, and tbOU" young r"""h .., and VIce adVised by th~ maJont,. of' lt. m!!IPbers when It
vena. tMre &r~ t,.oo\ maay soldiers, t..nd CIVlha.ns, deClded. Bot the meetmg last ~eck not to Ixtther
too, "ho-4o not helltate tolprey upon IUch weAl< It. heads at preoent abOUt l&!rulg down .til. direatlon p1&tes aftectmg pe<!f..Cruma.:-xU' ~o.ur 9pml0n
mInded an>i <mIalthlui wam.,n left m oUI mld. t
there n ever WIll be a; 8~tem&tlC arrangement of
foot troffic, and cantlrdly - wa hordlly eon81d...
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absolutely n'i"s ..ry
Mj,"'Qver In th... dark
LET THE~~ BE; L1GHI.Over heaHiig the.se words 00 Sunday evenmg as mghtl!l w.hat good ace l dll~.ctlon plates, whether
we JOI11ed • party 01 fri.nd ....ho had been to oer they telr you lo alid. 01I to th",,-Ight or bid you
T'I~ &t one of \.he tchurches, we na.turally thoqibt go to the left There mUlt he BITe atid take among
they ,..,ferred ;to \Jip text of the d"collI1lO to wh,cb pedest nan s, &Ild there mUlt be -110 . hvneI,crit;caH .,....-.,"'- " -rothor
tha spook... aad ~n hstentng But l~ appeared .uscepllblht,..1 If one I. ' C&lY!0l/ed ~
he ...... b,1 ol ll"wag, and hlo suboequent remarks brusquely by & f&lr one o l-:;Am",oDl~n bodd or •
showed tha.t It "as his way ot commentmg upon et&lwart of ~rcu1ean prWtlOn, I I\.. 4I'y tlDle
what our foca1 legulaton do for us in street IUU It ~".t &1.... 1 be nomem&red, EOTI,-\,ula:rly by
mtnatlon ,"Not content With • broad moonhght motbnah and thoS6_ who dolYfI ~ .horae drawn
night, a.a Bar~ LEluder ijOUld say (m lU 8 dreElDlY vehicles like JTehu, that the pedeatn"tn hal U
walk In thl> Illa<i- ...· th.y h ave 10 I .N.ov.~b<i"r
Scotch fadl1on)~ Readmg h ghtmg aulhontle. aP much [lght
pear to think there II no reuon why thel( street use the road for then· vehlclcs ' Mi..n¥ ~dp'a:
cyc\,"I'ltappl.ren~ly, 'torgot th18,
lamps obould~ol n. alight as well In m Ol!t d18 molomts Ian
tncL. II .. PJllIomary 10 forego street h gbtmg ""peo,ally r hen commg rouna shllll'-,co,rnors and
reproq.chfullY 4t 6 ,pedeatnan
~biln the mCiOn 15 With UI
Of course there IS 0. tbey look
U&e
road
to
danger ol beIDg C&Dght nappIDl!. for the.. m~ DO may preler
penlhtent:l cloudy'1 eifectrJ , but 1m these days, crowded pav.rent J)_~~~::~~
"pe~I,"ly In view p f Ihel rrgICIi~y of the h~htlDg 01 road veblplps mUlt
regoJatJ onJs m ~(hng 11\ the ord~ary coune, It trla.n has a. preScriptive
carta,ply ottii~ ii. bl.iri'g 'a htt~ incongruous not to be hQOt~, t06tloo, Or
lbat \vUlle we had the all pervadmg hght 01 the unceremon,o!l8U
A k""nwa.tches his 0 portumty, . w"n),d.,),..,,"
moon our vanOlla street lamps should seem 't9
In more force ~hn n 118t1nl
Is It not pOlsi ble
of every
II hQ.
arrange for n&t.trt ~t h gbt mg on moonhght- mghh, mg driven: ~r rld~ pt OJ
to
fi nd a. b Ltle: more durmg tho ~ m ghtl when the over thll mat
3d\d. m ~ fa:r as 1t 1&l&' 1D.q,ur
Inoon IS not vtJlble' Or :doos thIS propOI!ltion re power,' w.' ... o d do lour \ltmoat 10 ice that ,he was
rewarded by he best. l,Oillble: moaai·· tha.t was
Ie too mu ch baJanclng< for tbe officml mmd"
evar .trueli' fo~ iliatmgn18hed p olIce .. rvl\", Now.
Readm~ poheef""n pie... do np~ aU try at onee,
G\ I'IEROllS CO~GREGATIONS.or perh""o there will ~ n~ offe,>dell1lq eapture
It. AaJ 10 ml ch for the power of man's penon&hty
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j lI~1 In tbE!e IltrenuonfJ tlme.. .. when
the ex
THE DA~HING LIEUTENANT. - i /
C ... Cqll t'l S-- oflocaHchurchel, hke other 1Dstltutlonl,
Smce ;
above wu ~l'ltte~ ;we
am sknmod throu~h the demands of the .",ar
I
r~
__ -~leaaed
t \
see the B neb unposed .. llDatt fine "pon 0 Wap'
t Ic:'ls~ two olergymen, occ u~ymg
pO"lt ~onA '"ho\11~''' :&ave so ImpreslOd thelt congre t age \.Hall heu;tenllnt fOT tidlng l Jus m otor cycle
l' tlOn~ that ,.\ft,... r a. compuatlvely ahort sojourn and 81ae car, ~a.rrylng" three pa!lsenge'rs 10 all,
Th~ prosecution !Illd he was
\:Tl 9ng them t hey are a.ble to leave for other nn exoelSlve speed
"I'IH'rea of ,fork, not only WIth kindly -WQros and gbnig at 31l m1j. . .n hour m the n,'ghbourbood of
pmblaztln ed addresAe!, b~t With substantIal cheques t.he bfldge 10 King'. road No wo04er h e am&.'!h~d
to pn y mto theu b&n~en It IS only & few weeks up the machlD8 of an ordinary cycbst and tned
A
Ig'O t hat l!tir Slvlter on glvmg up the curacY' at ""neluSlons WIth tn. pampet ol ' the blldge
the d..hmg l\eutepfi¥. WOUld havs
w~1 abl. to d,part WIth" glft of £100 httl. more
thrown moo the Kennet, but?rwe ": bOpe be
m. hi~ pocket bc:nd\1s the good '\\l3bes of hIS con
have heen promptly reeov~nid becau.a hlB
g,egatlon, .nd; on MoJaay e,.mng Mr, Neilan,
needs ~lIm at the it'O~t:, and not toothng
,,: h,o, It 18 ..true, ~a.a P'lt m longer service at Caver
QUI crowded strseb ..t 30 ' DllJ:e. 1l\l h our
obam, \pOll hil f...-eweU With .. "",aUer but neverp~.engen in & atde cae and on the carrier'
the~c!l, ~"Fr the clI"Cumstance. qUite a. comfort
a bJo thUle cheque Tit... mo,denls, .. I tlmeo lIke re0p"ctlvel y
!
t bo pr~e~t, ~1:rike UI as Illu.tratIng tlie forCibl e
perionahtr V}lleb' .oma men brlllg to the .. work
\ ; 'J
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and how ~ mu'Cb... they are able tb Impre88 thell
rellol. men 1D a comparallvely short time
St LOC~L
J ohn s, C:"venbam, lD particular, 18 In lobe mIdst
or a dapse pqpulat\on of lode .., and the man
Rhou ld be ~nd Q.f Iii. Jrurustry, al Mr NelSon no
101.. W . J
ol 'J,nlon l 'lnll 8'•• -.1_... on
doubt 18. ' who h.. left hi! unP",1I upon oucb ~
Sunday morlnn ... d~elll1ll .Mh.-1\eldiIfg Bpml4at
populatIon In 10 obert" time Now thot he h •• :u.;..'01i
I
been prolerred to " Vl earage ....e hope ha wdl re
u SoXII P~culiAntiea of R~oull Betle.t." to form
m" mber hiS cutate& who may serve him a.a he pon tho IUb,teot of ::t&ddre" b1\Mr WoI(elRogo( LL B •
at tho Ulllt&ri&n IFrOO Ohuril1I;on Sundal "ODjllg
dera r ver the :.YI he apent ot Caverob .....

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1~':;:;~~~~;o~;n:~Thursd"Y In last week,
Ii:
of tbe People B)ll' ."'?

R.a!llnlr Pol"'" Court reports do not olten ...
, 0.,1 • mono aotdld alory thM that relate d belor.

Tale of Two. Cities."
the French Rel'olutioa.

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Beoa'Uf16 a young man 11 .. member of

A SORDID STORY.-

FOR OXE WEEK ONLY,
of Chn:rlea Dtcke. tmIIIiwW:

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to Y M
beCAU",,' h. aclunli bavlng been t f\-ea4i1ig
f oi< , h enoll¥li
gt.mble<t WltjL C910DlOI <••01dle..
d()C'I not PrQV8, tha he bu dono so on the ASlo(' Iat lona preto' a, a d Jf he had done 10 It would
.n L prove the auth ntIel were eogmzant of such
d. JIl!o>s F df our p
we are reluctant to beheve
lh ~t. l uch pcactice. ok place wder the roof of
'he Y M. C A., bcCo; s. We bohevo lb. IOld,ero
"ho uso the.. 1'''' .. have too much rolpect for
t hcmselve. t o run the po,",b,lIty of forf" tln8 the
I'ro ll lcge. t hey enJoy Ih.re When a Ita/.ement "
made bt."bpen CO)!rt ,t obould certamly be qu""Ufle~
III some (p-rm or. anoUlar 80 t hat unneee!'!&fy
r Off!!Dce'\may · not be gIven Yow, men. who.
h>ve a weakne.. tor gt.mblIng abould remember
that ev~n they ~ a.a ncb aa Crmsul lt 16 DO game
lor !.hem It I. only for tho... human vultll1'u who
prey upon the msperlonc..d, the confiding, ""d
rather eonoed.ed <4 mankind who fancy t.bey know
how to 10k. caie of · them.elv~s. and are eoger to
get nc\l qwckly at otho:r !"iople'. "xpeDSO

Thursd«y Next, Not'. 8tb. 1
T wo da.,a"eull1ll" to this '!\ea.,

Gentle

OF rTHE

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OF HORSES.

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M, .. S Brown Malron! Q A.t M N 8:R., Sec>tlOn 5. ~o.ding War p:ospltal, has ~ "warded
tbe Roy..1 Red C,oss. l1u-st C\~
The Iollowlng h Olovo l been a. \lQln~ Avon ....
of the Royal lWd Cros. Secon }:lassE L Clark
QAt !II N-B.R~
Readm!W/I.!"
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Lady Foloy,
tHe,,"''''l.
H on Mrs