Reading Observer 02-1918

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DAMAGE BY
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FJolure
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subject to the
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A. qui.rt.erl y meeting
the CounJd w..
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Hall Read
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n llowmg weI'e pre&ent: ' Aldermen J . H. BEyon
Ich.,rm811l, W. A Mount, M P (v'03-ch';1~,·n ),
,) 'y,.T \Valket:" C. A Fera.rd, S)r W . . Cameron
(filII, Bnrt I T. Latham, A.l K Lloy~ . K C. ,
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of 2d per mil. fixed in 1912 for the use of
cycles dn COutlty DusmeS!l The Committee
c.a.refuUy gQO.8 Into, lIhe q~aJ:')QQ pf the p resent. cost.
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of upkeep of • motor cycl. JUld tbmk . th ~t 2rl. for
motor cycles without (side-cara and 2!d for motor
cycles with l5Ide-CllJ"S would be a falf a.vernge pay\fa.nsfield, G H Peters, A E P.reston. ].Ient· ment per rotle allowlllg for deprecla.t.lon and
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paIrs
It "" .. a accordms:ly ~mmeD.dod tha t
Lnl G C RI ?lTdo, G F Slade, ."-'<I1 G S. ' rIJle s, aIl0\1'ances at these ratel!. ~ made and the exiSt..
l.ll d H~ G Willillk. Councillors R G. ~da.ma, 109 lSCale aJtercd aceordllDgly
Rev It B8.SIJall , G L . Baker, -CoI 1F G Bflrker,
An appeal for ~ SU~!lcflptibn ou~ of County
F Bate. W. nnwer, P. d. M c..v.n, R .C;. fund. has ~n made b.r a Oomm,tte. formed to
Cb.ndler F : J K. Oro.. P. E.
tchley,
F . organ"c. and coiled money fo,.. proy,dll!g extra
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~ 'ld J A F ' ht1l"8t necessaues n.nd comfort8 for ROad Con~tructlon
Dcms de VltrCI, r T JJllftie , .
a~r
', and QU8.l'rymg Compa,m es 1D F rance
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.\ Frogley, H Goddard , E. A Ra.hley. R H ope, ' p omted out that t hOle (men are not. proVided for
J P L ock",ood, J . L OWileJ, A. H M&ud~, E. 10 the orgalllso.tlon cqRtroll cd bv SI r Edward
l'.riitt Lord Georg. Pratt G W. &yn.I, E. Ward for the dlStnbu~ton 01 cbmforts for troop"
RobsOI;, H T Sha.wCfOM,
w. ~. Slade, f A overseu Tho appeal
that tbe Local uo·,r·I . ~~:;;~~, ;t~:~~:~f~c~\t~~\V,~If;t:::te1
m J T
J W S'od F J Pttto
et'l\lmnt Doard 15 {>rep~t:ed 10 S8IlRt~n a suhscnp.
Smlt.h , n. . oye,
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n tTon by !lIly local authoH ty up t.o £ 100 The Com9."ta~u' ."'m e
THE LATE PRINOE OHRISTIAN.
1 m,ttee felt tbat· no
hoi bee~ njad. 9ut for
Tbe CbiUrman. read .. letter from Capt
F snhscnbJDg to thi S object out 'of tho rates nnd
L ddell th ki
th CounCIl on behalf of H IR H they are \1lI.bl.. to ... eom"".ct.)t, bu~ though~ that
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tb. appeil Ijhould he Ielt Ie tie dca.t ,nth by In·
Plinoess Chnstran for thelr telOlptloo of sym· dlvldual effOrt.. \ .
pa.t.hy ~on t'be d eath of t.b.e late Prip.ce Cbne Ian.
~ A commUnicatIon baa been- ncen'ed fr~m the
POLICE EFFIOIEN0i¥.
~ t Oourt. of ~mmon eO~Dhl, C!ty. ot ~""don , askmg
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the Council to support. the Ylew&, ex~ressed In a.
The ChalJ"D1a.n also read a. letter [rom t e ( ome. report recdntly a.dopted by thOOl which Bd\ioca.tes
Office, aecompamed. With a. certificate, rela.tlDg io tliat the Inla.nd waterways 1D the COWl try should
the effiCIency of the County Pollee F orce for the ( be unified .&Ild Improved lO as to prpVlde facilIti es
yeu ended Septembel 29th, 1917,1 and a ~imiJar for the cheap wa.t.er tra.n&p~""()f .m!rchandlie a.nd
ce";I!ic.te a. to th. Wmd",r poh"!.
that th. wholo sylltcm of w'~OY' ,houl d he
NAVAL ~U MILITARY WAR PENSIONS, ploced undcr the control and manag"'!'Olll,. of one
ETO OGMM1TTEE
central autborlty Wh,l.t )Inapl. to expms. any
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opmion on the aetatls of the repo.rt the COlll,OHttee
A. commu~:l1catlon was ..receiVed. from tohe
111111' d e!tred to record tbel'r view thAt the extended Met
try 'Of P ensions as to the vana.tJOn of the ecbeme. of mland waterwS.'V8 IS emmently d~a.b e
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regula.tmg 't he constitutIon of tbe local War Pen·
sions Commlttee of t he Couoty so as to provide
WAR ALLOWANCES
(or the a.ppomtment of three addlt.lOoo1 members,
In m ovlOg the Moptl'On of ... the report. of
and tho \ ane
as requtre<,i by the Na.val MId Mlht.ary War P en· Fma.n€(l and General PllrpO!u , Committee, Mr
(1918 crop) have
mons, et.c , CommIttee. Act, 1917
l'reston 'Cn.l led a~tcnt.ion · to a par.agraph deaJmg
T he Ch<\LTD1an lIubQ\itted a supplementary WIth wa.r allowances ne 1l8old the pay of l'OldicN
J Cumber)
Sevel <tl new
~me relat.mg to thiS 6UbJect, ana t.hl s a.ppef1red bad UDdergone an 'iocrease, and under the reguln.to be generally of a Jormnl character On 1m \pro· t.IOJlS by Whlch employees of tJie· OounClI were
a l)o""on scheme,
been ma.m·
~tlOn , ••• ,,,lded by Mr Bate, the scheme I" '" dealt w,th strfct.\Y iPOaking, Ih. me ...... 01 pay
adOpted, subJoct . to the a.pproval of the Mmist.er ougbt to be. decluct.ed ' £rom.. ,heir Clvt l pOly B ut
checsem:l:kln(;
b:: en com·
of Pensions
Tho tiu-ee additIonal members l ap· If th"t were done the net. ~nlt woul4 he t.he men
b .en held
pOinted on the local Comnlltt.ee, on the rnotJbn of ...·ould be left. Juat where they: wore before ' Tha.t
eight. students
M~ Bate. "'ere !t1a.Jor Noms, Scrgt Lay and \ did DOt seem to be ,. deairnble matter, and tbo
the per cent·
M.... Stockley.
Comm,ttee Ib.d been lookln~ about to .eo whot
fhe such cla ~ ses
INCREA.SE IN REOONDARY PUPILS.
mo<hficatlO'(I 'of tho pooIt!on \hoy could recommend .ge
and frnm two
f th
' Tho result , was they did not recommend tba t have
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Mr Wlllmk , In moving tho adOption 0
8 re.. everythmg ' the men nx:e1'Verl as c.s:tra. pa.v should of -the cpltrcs rcqltut~ for t~ eJ;:~i:~~d';~t"'n of t he
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forts of the Educahob Committee, referred to the LQ future be deducted from ~h& cr~U pay 'but that clQ,st.eS next ~f;Q11 bave been
lOcrca.se In the. number of ~UPlls attcnd1l11 )1he onl? a put should be so CleduoCea The average
Thll Qommlttoo dt..'CIdcu to
seaJndary l!ichools In tho
unLy He Mol
at rerult. was that. Il RJ"lV1ltte (smgw man ) under t b!s £20 pla.c:xl a.t. their
~I!l was par tly due to the &If rau:b U'l dnvJng so 8lTAngcment. would be 35 ? per week be.t.t.er off than and S ~ uthel n
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marly people out of llOndon, but It also sho),ed before The ma.rned man would "be bet-tea:- off bv ~s to w';nlc~ ~)x;"u'"i"g. ~. l"
mb
,~~ confidence p ....nl.s bod In tb ... school. U·
.bout 60. 5d Refernng to tbe paragraph ooalmg Volunf.cerb- \\ho ha.vo
rega rd to a.rJeultura.1 classes (or t..en.cherr.. he de With England',; " at.e.nlays, !.it" Pre.-ion s3.ld the menccment of the \:var.
~Ir'ed to co.l the at~()n of the CounCIl to t.he report. of tbe Commlttee w,puld ena.ble tbe Coun etl the satlsfnctlOn or their err,pl," Y'"''
lact t.bo.t UJey w ere tcCUpled In glVlng mrlru I~on to expre&3 their Opinion on tho details of Mus hocn tra.mcd "Wltu out
4',, ;,j;ouc •.
100 teflChen ~ elem~ntary &eb.ools s.o t hat
question
The Comtnltt.ce bad recorded t.helr a.ppll eatlOns ba.ve.· been
-a'llght be able to ta.ke p1Jpils In thOlSe schOfJ s.. vlew:s that tbo extenlltOn of IiiUeh wateA·a.ys w;u; granted to 4S Letters of 'pnrc:c"" t><>n
Tbe t.eacbmg of gam_mng "... growing rap,dly emmently de....!;lc. ]fo read ~ extract from & reo sent ro 29 of tb~ l cmrunder.
througbout. ,the county In the el~nta..ry I~OOh:, port Issued by the Corpor atictD/ of ute'!Oity of Lon. continued thiS year !
.there being .over &evenLy schoolJi lD whu::h 1l&r4en· don, which set fortb the advantagee of an cxwn
P roposal::; for t.he enoou~eme nt of ebc~se
log was belDg' taught and the growth waa dnlJi 8.lon of the Wa.t.cr~8of1l upon the tni.a8 of the coun. mM-lI1g III 1918 hn.ve been J\.."CClred from the ~Ard
hmlted by t he capacity of tb e ~en en ~~ed m t ry, sucb }IS giv1!l8' ~t relief to raihn.ys in the of Agr.culturo anu F I!lbenes, f1!!d a ~uo· Commlt
that work a.nd the ~und cu lw ~ . The Board carnag e of m~ban~lac, u\ ing In the use sad tee hM boon a.ppomtcd to conrider the POSSIbIlity
M Education were glvmg the Counell a gra.n~ lry w ear of roads.1ADd tlIa adclj~ioJ)aJ ndvantage' of an and n.<h lsablhty of startmg a. <to operative Cbees.c·
;wd of tho salary of the phYSical exerelSC lnstrncj mcreased oontnbllt.10D. .to thti ' rawable value of ma-klng School 10 the Count.y.j
tor, a.nd they Were t~refore now Jrettm~ h.l (1ht, dll!.tnct.s, thwJ aJ1evIII,tmg' tho ~\.ea
All taesc.,
Th. Sub-Ccmm,U,ee.rhaa hee~ ...·appomt.ed with
to a.ward the ~·c da.J.l)?n g exhlbltlon3 k>n
!&Iary back frt:b thr Upper Bo;tql
He HtouJd J 8a1d Ml' Pre!too, 8OOmoo very desllra.blc objects to
like to &.1.y #the ~oes of theU' Im&t.ructor had I 8eCu~ . but' m con nect ion wit.li such 8. achemo there a ble a.t UnJ'\"crslty CDllege
been extr8Jrielt valua:blo a.cd .sa.ttllfa~ry. Another was the question of the Th.unes lue!!'
It~ was
The report was adopted. .
matter referred to ~ ~~ Co1DlllIi;~~ report. :waa pomted out that tJto"COIt. olr oarrymg tbe>t~c on.
;tar cocikety, and t1mt Iiad ~n mstituted ," • the l'h~ WitS quite',proJ1iRi1-ivo"
a.J»ve
dll"t.ct oon.&equeno& of t.he WK. The CounCll a In' or raihva.ys. That: ml8~t be .&0, Dut Ii
strucoon; In oookery ~ been a.t.tendtng
clae.ae8 to home in mind the Tbame~
jnc:jd.,nt.;,lIy
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enable them to glve lOOructtoU tol theIr pupils In waterway and

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C ... e"~~m; 'R eadlUg , 8Bld .

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I never suspected

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well I knew there
WIth them. I wus

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Blurred Ey,esll!l1t,

for lum ba.go :paUls
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tr6uhle. thllnk!! to
pIlls dId me fo ul' years

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named VJolet, aged

Rosel.Jery.cottages,

days In ~ach case In
ch'ldrc,n. D oroth y Caroline .mi
;!ud 11 ye'J,r::s, I C::;PCC
'lr'n ltY' pl lce, fine(1
of hiS child .\ lfrcd ,

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chai r), Mr II M

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woml!n,
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It!lIC'!! on JanualY
Mr. Sydney Bra tn """"reu
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ma.tten!: u were ~ adapted to
.A~.loding to cc~ dDtaJls. of
fi nanoe, moiqiling the remunerM.ion of ?tfr. Keney,
one of the officials lD the atfioe, anij Mr Clm.loner ,

merclllol t:...mc
v ested lD tbe 1 ex me of

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MAKES WEAK PEG LE STRONG

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AND THIN' PEO LE FAT.

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clLarge 10f tqe atteridlmee :'fork I! .ti control th ' C~~..;;:;'~~;fe",:~';~~
lV,lIink spoke oLt!e ,mporlan"" lol tli. oemoos, the cost 01£
renden::d by t'bose of!icera, a.nd menti oned tha.t ~ w,hereby' the Thamei was ';'_,,.,- In;

.-ho was in

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Boots, cbf nll st.!l,

RcadLng , said t.h Lt.
ill i,o ner came to t.he shop
and 4!!!ted for no e'.I1m·'!';'I'
for Dr I,F6Sbef) I
sapng that gbc
tLa.L Ii she brought

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With hiS ,j!:n.t*'''1
co uld Lav~ the casc
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e:ud she

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111 Galhpoh nnd
. H. B. Deakm, of 34 ,
A1lon Road, Selly Gak, IBir'm"Dgl,aal, was d"charged
from the serVlOO w It.h
in IllS knee, and
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ba.1f of Mt: Chaloncr a Mlary W O~d come back to
t.he Counell there would really 1
burden onl tlie
County than be(~re~ Wi th regard to ~1r. K.erI5ey,
the -"-flpeal Tn6b.nal had nnt !IeEm their ,.,~y ~
give him exemptieo from millt.&ry
irvioe &nii t lie
matter WM com~ be.fm;e the
tral Tnbunal
IOfmer or Inter .~~e dutte8 be
ormed m ledp.
ca.tlonal work were most v:I!"ua.bl" and .tthou~h
it was wd no ma.a,t was md?~npble he waa lD
• thiS mst.3.nce . If
K~y w~ , taken ..way It
\Ioould mea.n m r e1?laemg fum th, t the whoM, of
~be st.a.ff ~ have to be recoostltUte;d, which
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system of WAterway. of
Vl'!uon for the exucruhturc
;l\~ the (k,n"Ct"'olt.o f::. gcUlng; I~
tmffic of the char-act:« advoCated
carried by canals
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i~. rreston called atte~t1on to So aragraph
In the Comouttee's leP.O;rt dealing wit h Kamnge to
property nnd "pehonl
oonscCiq,enee of air T&ld s
Bnd bombardm<mt., "hJrem ' it WI\S d1Â¥Us.sed
I whether the cost of such d-mnage should be ,borne
1 by the 1Odi\ndual or the'State. H e pomtea out
that In J ulv, 1917) ·there w u .. l'tWtOlutlOll p~
by t.he COUl;cll t.hat the namb of ~heir body llboulcl

CHEMIS1"S R~MARKr LE OF~ER.
That

n helLvy pot of
tho m~t fll "\\ ent

of ~esh u p to
.md t hen I weu t

Bltro-phosphate 18 an u~equlLlJod and poSItiVi)

cure for aloeplesme88 and n orve trdublOll 1& now
Universally admitt.ed by chemiSts a nd medical men
Further proof of lts wonderful ~aluo as a mrve food
18 f ound Jll t.he recently pUbfsbcd repor t of lln
emlRf n t specul.hst, wh.tatea ~hBt •.t.hlJ ou tstanding
fea.ture of tho thooaa:f. of
In vestigated Wall
thu.t, m nCBrly every lnBtance , in adl\ltion to comple~ rcst.orahon of nervous VItAlity nnd mell tal
efficHmcy In th. work . . The Com'lllu...r hoped th. he added to a hot. ::'1 public hod~ ' .upportmg a vigour,)~ pflllcn tA r eportNl I remnrknble JDOT'I ",e
Centra! Trlb.unal ..,.ouid take a p~per new Of the memOrtal to the Qowcrnnumt in the., t.crms VIZ
phYlUcn l lft.nmg,tJl,Dl'ld endurJnco~ ond nu iotTeftlte
~ase The. officer ,-805 not unwJl1ing to aave", and tbat a.fter the first £1500 tho State sQ()u14~ be~r t.h~ 10
of from one to t1l1e (] ppnndA lL week In lIound, healtby
It wu not be "WhO W3C!I appuollDlt, but the Com· I CGl'lt of tho d~ma.ge It he.d been Mid i.hlll wu deah. 1 In view of tho coneiuII1Yc proof of thCS6 unnlJttce felt In ~l mteJ;est o f ~ucatlOn In t he qUl t.e an <l.rbitrR.l'Y way of lookin~ SItt the ..t:pa1-t.er ,' uuusa ..1 merlt~, n leading .llrftlsh chen ll ~t. b as n.rConnty a.od "ba.t ~ before them m the work of becaWt!l there waa no reaaon Wily: 1,.'£600 WM fixed. rang ~ to pllt up puru B l tro- pLo~pha tc In p:lckage8
educatIOn Ul the futore they ought. ' Ito keep tbls as the n,mount of the ~ e '.uatallJ.ed b
JUry o( 5 .~ruln tllulets . g'IVmg ~Ith efLCh pa(;kago a
offic.:! , who waa the only man ofl mi ltary a.ge)o to an mdl'ndua.1 or p~pe~ the B~ oX~ bin4mg guu rnntce to r eturn the money to anyono
t.b. office Th.y had ten members ~f th.,r .taft tak. t b. lot of tb. d age u·pon. its .h~ \\00, lo.ftcr rt"t;:ulllriy taking • •'l -gram tablet ,nth
who 6a.d gone, and nlthot.
grrl derks were avail · Those people Iwho were~a.ggn6ftd upon thiS qUC6- ~l( h nJ(>81 \9 du:eetc<1, IS not 8n~i3fied "11h the rellu1t:i
:t.hle t.he troul;Hc 01 tramlI~ them was very ~at. tum conSidered the am unt ous~t not t o bo fixed ·S uffercrs ft\m J1 crVOll811est', 1 ~1I01T. Il U\, ne-Va Wf".l\c.
'ln d , ~h6fe!ore, the Commi.tt.ee hoped they would a.nd a6kcd tile CollDell to ~Ive th;m their moral lIeAA, jt1llnllelltl, nnd In.c.k of stl'('tlsth ale t.ncr, foro
b.... iI ble to kcap 1 the offi Cial In q~lon M~. 8Up~rt LU petlhonmr: tpo GOvemment t'o re.cOn. ~~tro llgly adVISed. to at
begin tho u"o of BlttO.
"11Jmk t.hen we9t on to ~fer to
r. Fisher S ,nde.r the quest.tnn If ~ ,,'ere right to give thLS phOl\[Jhate, the n erve food amI fletth·bUlldcr, t1nt.~ Iii
Educat.lOn Bill, a.nd srud If It carne moo ~pera.tlOn relief to tnd'\lduals CO m~RCln" from
~ uh' 80M by all ehemlstK u nder a bmJing guar.IUtee of
It "ould by degret:l!l be the melWs of plllcmg ~ore why va.'!: It dgllt. that
' Ie ~er_n ~ bOfore th.i't /Satisfaction lUoney buck.
and more 1\ burdeq upon tIM! Mloulders ('If the rl!'te- date dI d not ' get \rehef'! • t prUenL there was po
pal crs to a cont>1d-e;r.a.b1e oxtent The de\-elopment answer to tha.t queltlon
Ail1 d ie. memonnhsu
of the !;y6te m.. of educatJon Whlch lils B ill miihoed asked the Counctl WM _" ~
lil YOll M81st us to get
\\ I\.S very Ia.rge.
Whetbar It WM regarded from BOrne further J eO~ldtrl\t..ion oj theJO questIOns by
the lvomt of V1e""j of t he I5taff or eqUJlhty of the ! the Government ? i'. The m U,r wu . dl!'clls!led b'lo'
BERKSHIR1 H05
lte~c!l'C rs, bmldlll~, mamtenanoe granh, a nd thB t.he Fmance pommi t.tee an . the general sense (If
,cncral mjlm!.en'l""" of the whole machmery their feeling as exP!C!!Bed
th. report, now .ub.
throughout the coun\ry, It wculd\ mean muc;!i ad· mltted VI7. ,
'.dut.t \he
Dlmittee recommend
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dltlC ll to expendIture But lt Wl3S the behef of no actl'OQ be
~ the rP ~r.".
W aek cnchng Sunday, 3ni FaurU"t,), 1018.
theIr Educntlon po.mputtee that large as that ' Mr WLlhuk, a.8 ooe who ·lind been conn ecf,e'Cl
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f'dllca.t lOn mIght Do It would be Ii remunerattve ex- WIth one 01 the great cantU undertakings m t ho Iu-putu!llt.'1 tuhmttuL . • • ••.••• 1.
In.patJeliu dl&cha.rged • •• , .• {•. •
r.-en d ll ure 10 the best. ~nse of tdle word
(Hear , country for the Pllflt t.hftf:,Y ' YOll4'a wiabcd t o W<l.rn Oper.l
t.lou ll perfonncd •• ' ••• . • 1• . ••. _ . •.• • •••••
hea.,. )
.•
f
eve" 'body tkat they mUlt.not ~Xpect t oo much
;\! tc r a. brn! f dn;cusslon, the l'epprtB () the Edu· from the recommen4a(,loh.s' put forward bY the
C:tvll"1n Committee, ~ moved bv Mr Wllhnk, 'Were CorporatIon oi the 'City of I.ondon- In Te<:r.:trd t o
put and du ly carrn~d _ unall1mously.
throllJ:'h tra.ffic on a . la.'rge ~ ..calc. He agreed 'W'lth
CHC'o; ESE LABOUR IN BERKSHIRE.
the Cbamnan1 of the Fll)alleo Oom.puttee aa to tb e
Anoln)<; out of the report of the Highwavs a nd advant ageous re8ult.s t ba.t ~'sht )accmJc loca ll y If
Brt.dges Comnllt.tee. the adoption of wh lcli Vt'aa tho SYlltem of canal tmflic wcrc perfected whel eb.
Our Portrnlt
In ,\£.d bv)fr Fera.rd, M.r Ba.te .... ked that gepUe- 1t.raffic could hE! t:lken Off tKe roadl'! ~3 n d the traffic
" s of Miss
man If he had seen a.n announcement In t.he pubhc 1 00 nu lwaYII relieved But.1 hG (111'. 'V iI1rn k ) d Id
.Prc"s rela.tlng to Chinese labour I bemg eTnJ?lortd. not. say it w~s polilllWe 01' not. AI regards the
ASJlLEY,
f)1l Lhc makmg of Berkshire roa(b? Accord mg to \ l()nger dUltanee tr&ffi.e frapt London. to the M'3rse)
wb ose
t h'! ,u'c')unt refert-ed to by Mt' Baw iUCh Chmese i Brlskll to Hull, ADd, 80 on, Mr
WJlltnk wf.'nl
'ather write:)
\l tT I' emllloved under oon d lt.IODI'; thl.) might not. '/ on to pomt Itha.t
pr'0P9m.tlon pn--sup}>Osed t ..
.as fOllows:
k d':!S\rablc' ¢'ould Mr Ferard. give t.he CounCil oll~ nal recomm.nda.t.ion j.b.at WM put before the
01:1\ Infn rm~lOn"
,
public sometime ago AS 1.0 m.ASI,ng 8. canal ngh t
' Ir ~"(,r:1 m cnquired what pBpcr the report W;J"iI across England
The . 91\llru 'COmmi!lSloDcrs cn·
Jll'I , h~h cd In''
qnircd mto t.he eircbinllta nees 150 faT u they affec
'Ir Bate rep'led It l\ a.s " 'the Herald " of ted the Mld)and di lStnct and found the ''licheme
F ~ brua1'\ 2nd
I
nnt be fOlUllhle on Ii. corrrmercia.l b8.S1s
,
' Ir FCl'ard said It Wi13 not In ~a. loca.l paper
The report was tbeQ- put and , Q.dopted
I l h'n"
,
DISEASES OF ANt~"iVX
· 1'S ;EXECUTIVE
Il r nat. Oh . no , but a po!'!'r )0" ought to
knr\\
(La ugh t.Cl\)
I
COM) TT ' E
I
\(, ,'era,d ,",d ho could noi
lUlyth,~g
Thi. Oomm,tt.c. report.ca':tti"t! during the quar.
ul;',lIt the ma~ referred to nor dld he know ter t.wonty.t~ auspeet.ed .outbreaks ha l c been re
that t.he: r S urve}(ol' v.as awar~ of It
ported to th Board of ,Ag1lcOl ture aild FJ8hcn cs,
~j, F. W
Slade threw """'c hght on the !IX of wh,ch 4ave been 4~~ ll!l"ed Infccted pl'&ce"
t'J11('~t.l on raised by Mr Bate by 5tntmg that. t"'o fourleen deel~f.'d free, f\n~ t wo no~ ;)ct
h und red CbmesEf had been Impo~ by the Army upon The r1 n.ces rema.lOlng · UDder restnct.lOn5
Or(lni !'lC6 Stores at Dldcot. '1'he~ were a.eoomtno· a.t. t he end 0 la.st. ql,la.riA;r have SInce been dec'Rred
11 'l i d In a. compound thel'e and ~l'ere engaged ID frt!e There are at p1' ~en i, '
I IX mfeet.cd
rr Ik ~~ roads through t he ratlOnl~ store!! at t bat '
8U1pcctcd
ha'lo'e t:ceu
,"(,!l tt\ '
He undenrt.ood partly ~he re.3&)n they
were found n6t
1\ ple
". 'r£l ~ nt to Dldcot. W M
In consequence of the
of pn'f1l..8\tl'C
re·

Â¥r.

a. Blrminglmm reporter,

but.
th~ro

In

I

Ilast

tub"Il of

,,

•"
well spent

onco

Z.w-Buk
nght to the
for Cbapped

or

r;.

--

(~

, Uluers, Bad Leg~,

Burns, Scalds,

3d. or 38. box handy_

AND

TH~

NEW

HERE~ORD.

taken

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'rhb. ea tie WSIS
d~SpltEl theu'

\Vue

,

J

"

Dloce.! ~ n M'4~e

foe F eb.
the course ot hl.S meuage:
for ~ e to publish m this
It my duty to address
coneecra.tion of the Dea.n.

= • ..,.t1'hA

...

c:t.;~:::~~
:urono:a asnd
!t

as

to hta
fbe JUchto be strfficumt

",itM~w;',g- :my prot.e~t.

I think that

Its fuB value the re.

all, aud that the protest.
served its end In produe.
he ma.de 18 suffiCIent, It

the Imputntion
orden of the
0 116 who did D ot
fact in t.he Creed.
I :f.esl ,tha.t '\\ 0 ('cm be

.

find

hi.

report-;: d

dr.; lnlllg of labour that. had ~ -\.en p la.ce"1n the
place.s ftlll
j( '';1l1t \ and petitionS had been Bent to the War I t,on8,_!n<"u'0I~g
rhh('~ that everybody bad ~n sen t for In the diS·

frtr't and no la.bour !faa ava1la.ble) Mr. Slade wu
\llHi ~ntood to say t.hat ~. were
wage!. a.aked
fnr b\ bo) s of ~eventeen yean
ond tbettl
1[:"If! befn a. great outcry a.bout
In the d iS·

{\

t nd

M,

road!'; thaL "''t!re thus

t hebfl,rra~
mronha.tLOn'(~~,~itl.:r;;;~~';
dle-;;abi;:
hb l\e
Id cm
t~
tW.l r \\ 01k on jbe reaps, and
kt-n so In other dep3rlment.

I

:'It r Slade Added t.hese men

ported (dr thll~ work In the onllih.>rv
l'I"! l1 rh ~s !.bey had been
II , t hMl bten torpedoed,
nf 'Work the,· lfud hoen lient to
t h~ ln fonna.tlo~ gIven to him.
\f r Smith thought u.e:re were
Chmese ~nga.ged on the wol-k.

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FINANCEIT~~~r~~;;~~:;::.
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coin;";tteo
'In-

Thl,

aIIci&ls lcJr

all

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