Reading Observer 04-1919

. THE PE

TU"'C1LL"

DEA.TH. '

James Crout ... cl<erk

~;··;:::, :::t:lOUl!(l a..d " 'lb
St"'~~1d "'..
p r ono\l1llCfJd lir~ ,to
d«.. oO<l'. parenbr ,...;m, ~ 0 ..
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20 35 30
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ST. LUXE'S

... T he

gave .. bea.u h f'ul
CrucifixIOn "

Â¥r. A C. lf~ter cor.d uctoed Q~d
.{ tbe org&n The . ol oist'S '"... .. fl!I
.a nd Mr ~tou Caner', of St.
a~lSted by! Mr. Appleby and.

19 ' 27

LE CTtmE.

on ~t problema of

120)4 27

R Clutoo, of Lo1\doo

18 27 10
' 20'23 29
22 31 , 38 \
18 12- , '9 '
18 35 11
21 '2 34

Hall, Fria.r-- atreet, o~
dealt with Q.uo!'oti 9na

sUbject ,on that eTenUlg
.. haM
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Thero

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whd is It
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good

intent

He

D~~V U" alld. on .tlhe
II.

-oLD.L..

week ''WB8 gra.nt.ed :in ordfjr

",lib further enquinAJo.
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WEDNIIIDAY.-B8rore· MI;: IA-nd ROllO (UI
indjv~lu.l·" (ch&i.-) &ad 14r. E. O. - ,
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por1401l1'\e to the, i "'~

t.he~
CoU'UCll Glwnber
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uot.Mned.

FOU R ' GE~OO'NI>S
Tb~ were to his WInd four
fOT t&is p-ea' ttndert.aJrj"l1.
Th"
strength ""boob: apnngs ifrom d.ceP&lr.
rue"" our .rviJÂ¥s&fl<'" ~ pedoIi, ""'Il

IIIDE ON A TRUCK.

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tbe people-.tlt&tl""" ..,,' WT'1 di8icult propooition
D.... Gor'C cowpai'ed EDBlaad .... lUi • ..A.aoeI-IO&, IUld
oaid Utat 00 tlte r:hole' _ Y ""'" better I"'te.lr
li.bed ·,n '!!lu!1latjod, Ilem<><racy demanded ' .."."
wideoP"""'i ctd .. ~ ed.-tlOll . .,J!till, 'We wcro on
the 'W'aJ' there. /Be ,:beti4wedl'4b&b thol powera that
b6 t.lJoI, ....".., . . . . ._
of (J<d ,."'.. lit.
of demoe--a.cy. We were 00 the 'W"'y 1{0
mooracy .... ,tb ali ito. TiBluo and. orith.aU ito b.leoori ••~.,

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'beI.ioved

mpcrlUlJ' would be · I>oc.a.. (APIlI.....·)
"hole, in "1,,1» ,n! Bolohevlom, 'Whicb ..... not
dcwoc:rall<: 'lDOV~meDl!J iho 'believed tba.t tha.t wu.s
true. There 'W~ DO one,. so lLIJtl1ll'i.li*+rist as oUr
sOldj~ ju.6b ,b ack from the 'WI&T. The t.rJumph of
democracy woul~ be ~o t.n.umpll of. peooe.
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AMERICAN ASSISTANCE.
1'hirdly, be f~lt • greo.b .... h&11OO on tlte .nl....,.""
of Amenca. mt..d the "NUt if 8be would only
10 for the peade. Amenca. wa free from
Euro~ tr.dillolM. We had none of 'U8 lD
land gaL dean ~a.nas. No. one in :FAnOPe had
ha.nds How difr<&rent the fa-i.e of Europe
have been If ~ Ibid. nob put ~
wrong .horse till '.the eeventiee of the
If we IJ'ad not torn up the trea.~,.. of ~~!!\"I~!,<"'O
the whole situ8.tion.

Hall, on !rlda.y JD
Df'puty RegIstrar, the
Johnson), the usiataut
~" ~"'~:'f" J . F . Coates (Conle.t"V&_
cla.lms 'Yere ma.de . but
. Coslei IBld ho would

T o wn Clerk (Mr W . S.

1.n which the hAts had heeD
Ch&m.bei", lWOcia.ted" htm8elf Wlth thea.

111

the Ba.lk.a118

"been diJfercnt' l Did 'DOt. the !!",po!,,!.bilit~
tAt1&
rest upqn EDgla.nd? Be did
Hrlval of A!merlC& lnw European
for this roasOu _ mot because Amerioa.
not Lhe 0..,,0 1..ulte .. Engl&nd _ be

LISTS.

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:

Pjper, 13, ltUperk~t. viA found . by
PO. Pope lyu'g drunk On tlte fOOtpath in WaUlng·
lOo1ltreet- the prevlOUa evening. Be had to' be
""" , . b~~UI'''' to tile police 5ta.tl0n 00 .. truck..
.... sa fined 58.

baSH of all g~vel"UDtflnt.. d:ov~t'" for tile
peop1e-u..fo J~e obta.ined 'Whm:e ~ wq
&ny pretenoo of
goy.rnmen~. ao"""mont by

and U,lllong l'heoe blceriQ.g& \le

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.J<I.1nCfJ

dnven to iIWle tile !0I'I0IIl'd . . . . .hiOh
muded lf it wet)e to be mamtlUned.. "1'he
woo the propes lof democracy. ~ we.
very difticJ,J.lt. ent.eFp1'me. Government. of ~ people
..I.....lAlat meut government of eveQ~j, :was the

beld tho
tbe P&Tliamen\&ry

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to.

A FOOOJi71'lllUL WIFE,

Ewe Jane Jones, who a.pphed for .. I!IEJPIU'8.tion
ord"" from her h1lObMtd, . William George Jo_,
100, KiD'g'Soroed, Ce.ve.rebaU1,; 8Irld me 'WWo8 m~.ed

at St, Joon'. Oburoh, c.._, bub when q-tionod by th<o KogUla-...... Cleri<. oh6 oouId nob "".

moUl'ber: t.he da.y, OT'_the yew. on which the OI!II'IeDlony
took pIaoe.
.
"1_
you do retOO1IlOOr ~ foot of being
married," said: Mr. Brain.
,
...
She 8ald her busband .had beea cruel to her, I bu~
the magiotr..tea thought Ibe ~ might"""'" to
1U1., agreement, andl adl~ the case for .. fort.nig~
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YOUR

-' 1855 1 a
1767 7
11 45 1
22 28 31
19 Ip 21
to 36 31
11 49 1 5

uB" . . ............ 22 65
22 T.R.Duno; R.A.C."B" 22 57
23 T. ~Ie. 8th Co .......' 23 '16
24 P. Dore,. Burghheld .. " 23 28
25 R. Til<ombe, :ird'Co, .. 23 35
26 S, Mil'" Wokingham ., ~3 36
F. Parker, 8th Co ..... .. 23 49
F . E. Talmage, Jt.A.C.
.. n .. "" , ....... "Z300

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28
Joo. Bailey, 8th Co ...• : :l5 29

2243 1 40

3l:)

39 L. Searle, B,Al.C. "B" 26 6
40 C. Johnson, 3rd Co ..... 26 1

19 GI 17
22 37 39

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ARM'~~ OCCUPATI~N

17
.2U
18
23
21
20

50 ,, 0
15 28
~9 1 12
9 I 42
10 ; 35
~I 32,

45
59
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10
11

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It does :hot me~elY remove tbe day's ~UBt and
crime, learing your hair .clean and soh· a. tilk,
but with the use of Ven-Yusa Shampoo. Powd~I'B
it is f~und that the hair '}oses that '! straggiy" look
r
' 'c
and ~qu!res a ti~autifu1 glossy a~pearan.ce.
Try a Ven-Yusa ,Shampoo ' to-nigbt and notice
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how sweet and healthy your scalp is left. You
will have , in addition,
the satisfaction
or knowing
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that your hair and scalp have been thoroughly
safeguarded against the risk of infection from 'the
myriads of 'floating germs, fol' the Ven-Yu~
Shampoos possess valuable antiseptiG ,properties
which endure and protect you for a loni time
afterwards. .
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A Ven-Yusa Sharn~oo is ,always a ' delightful
t
indulgence.
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BOW SOLD. Obtainablt O/ ! aU cMmiJi:J, gemr,,' dord, aHd ~....

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23 20 ·43
21 13 3u

31
32
33
34
35
36

41 F.

Shampoo.

1635

29 R 'l'u,ylor, Burgh8el,d .• 24 5
30 :so Crook, ard'Co ..•... t 24 13

E. Clad:, 8th Co.... , .. 24
J. Forw&rd, 81h CO. " .• 24
F, Mand~n, 8th Co... ',' .24
F. Josey, 4th Co. • ..... 25
L.ThompBou,4thCo."B" 25
A. Compton, ,. ..
25
37 J. Beecroft,
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25

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11 fi9 1 8

Reevee, R.'A C. ,
• .J• • • : . . . . . . . . . 26 28
Rth Co. .. ... 26 50'
Burgb6eld, ... 27 6

1858

15

18 50 13
2616' 46
t:~;i::;,4th Co." n" 27 7
23 31 45
27 7
23 71 41
' 277
233744
Brown
Hlbbird, of
.W,m"ey, of ?",IriDI8~.m. HibOlrd

would have

old,. but hao

;110 Arduoul Work,
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'Every oue of us ~ truthfully Bay t at w..e avo
So VlUlt army always on guard for WI 80 th.t WO ,
livo in healtb &ltd .omlort.
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Thlti mighty IU'wy iB tho inillioD8 of -tioy
bodies whioh gl',e colour to the blood. ThO]' Il~e
ever atb,lcking impure and poi&ououtt elements ip. tho
blood, ~Dd olelWtling the body pf fotU 1Ul', which
tb"y oarTY' to the ' lungll to be breathM ou~ In
uddition, t.hey take nourishment to all ~ of the
body extractod from tho food tb&.t ia being dige&ted.
If fo~ ODe wtltant tho heart IItOpti and the great1army
cea80II to mlU'Ch we tltfJ dead.
If thia army beoome~

reduOC'd ill strength or ~ inefficient, we grow thin
f bl-'
food d
and woak. our nerVed u.ro en oe w., our
008

thr~e

."".~~ Urour, (of the tint
t1Je 8euJcd
the first
a teom

pnztl, a.ud two
rho B.A..C .
wa.ge, T. H .
m embers, Jaa.

You should never ,forget

'0''',,,,'..'_'_

that to make Crdchet Lace which looli!
well, washes well, and lasts long, you must
be sure to use a reliable make of Cotton.

Arderns
,

Crochet Cotton.
is trustworthy; 'it is even,'
smooth, and of snowy wbite;,ess, and for over sixty ,.~arl
bas stood t~e test of time.

pl8.ood

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REMEMBER I

tbat AR DERN-S i. mlld~ inll I
Britain entirely by Briti.h I.bour.

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No.49 "Fancy Neetlle_

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it W/JeTe yhu b.j.t
' Ardern'. Crochet
(or

tot!OfJ .

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FOOTBALL AT ELM PARK,
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READING'S FINE FORM.

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WDr l, Illu$tratcd~ " A.k

10.-

..,.....,a 'n

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Free ,ntry Coupon with

Datir"

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f.:u..t advantag"
,

T~

tJbE;

of Lb" glonou.:

weat.bor on' ~a.i.n;da;y the <football entb~ts of
tIllS tow!!) t.u.rned Jl1P In thet1' t.hot.u5wds li-t Elm
Pla.rk -to "Rit.n:ea!t 'What. promised to !be. and WM. a'
fa.ltbf;ul l"Clnlooer of t.be goodJ pr&-'Wlal' days ;who u
~ and B}Â¥indon U8i!d to ,batUe w.a.rd for
hOOOW'5, ~ Tho oflioiaJs a.t the L-urn stiles WOTe.. worklDgl at. high !P~ fLl'OlU half an hol1l' before i.llo,
oarnmencemenb of the ma.w~ llntil ~ match
soon a."quart.rxr of an.bo.ur oj lts Ufe, and dUring

hadi

that ~l:te one ~fd ~ weM undo tthelG th~ 1
familial" ~ttels iLnd IQVounf (red " and 'WIhito):

wh••oh labeUed '1>4& "Swludon' support.ers. AIr.'
" Sam ',' Alliln, the gj>od J>tlnIOUTeO o.nd ruddy
f.ooo Swindao ~r, ..... ¥I smiles 'IUd con·
dent m the 1A>am with iwllicll he 'bas bOOn lor' so
ma.nY' yea.n OOUd1'ected~ hut, iaa the 'SlWle
~, JoOt. ~.onJlimn... ;and liod to aelml.
Readmg

W88 t41&

oottQr, t.eao::m

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ibad ·the followmg .wong teaati .-J.
lkdlie1d, JOck ' Walker and G. C. Coula."y·; H .'
L, ,piggin 'l'>4
B'aitthQkmio" , J. lI,ynds,
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F.

E~:;r.:' J. Beard, J . Loft~use &nd. ~; p.rr: ,
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S. ;Jlbxl, H. H;ay "a.j.1 A,

'H>.rn..;m:: ,}1/:

Bilto &nd p , iHicks
A. . E.\ .Da.V>.s ..00
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•BATT. ROYAL BERKS
, " 'A" ' COMP",N'Y.

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OF PRIZE
COMfETITIONS
£300 ' 'offered in
Cash. 570 Prizes.

w...-e

LEIGHTON PARK SCHq,OL\

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PE~CE-TlME RE~I AL

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reeud
. '.-ter
"".t
""old-.......

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can pI j~

,014

92

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in aMain.Kg.

.. 110 I
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~tl!icult'

IUHlic. ds.rl!c' from 1M pro/Jrieiof'r-C B. Ful/ord. -G1d ... Lu4a-Qt .IcJ. pet!
~OtIfJiHr. o. 1/6 1Ic,," j)aclrtt 01 aM1ftlo Wlthold any adddioftaJ cluJrte far
~kl8e.
You 'WtU b• •",PplWd b~ relu,," ~.,.

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and
uot uourieh ua, we ~re breathleee, chilly a.nd tired
Competitors ar6,fe~'d•• d.
ANOTHER STEP FOItW AlUl.
out.
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Lbo u 1l08borou~ .
lud.h idua.l:iatn ~aa then EQ1LTenebOO lU bbe cdu· 'Woll a-..'u:Te of the fa.i.liqg of
Men and wonum whose
of rod blood cor- Monday.. Wo~ny ___
ca.t.cd elasBes, tlll t It. ~mo a.t J.-.t. to be r"e(.'O'.,{uiYcd because!fhe would·take the fra.Dker
pn&e.lea win their ba.ttle agttinat diBea.se 8.l'6 the to .::ompeto pJOO!! O uotify
011 .all 1Ia.uW. lba.t. t.lIe wcliare of SOCIet.y UUilit be
Fourthly, lie ",ould Jrko to be .able to
tortW1Bte UUtle.
rrhOij(! who More a.n.LemlC and det\April 14th ~
buprenJe over too aQ(lUlSlt'l\·~ or Ulo IlxlivJduaJ,
the church , He did. nob tiunk t,.hCTO w.a.s aoy·t/'in,. , 1 clent Ul blood, ti-Iwa.ye ailing, -aro to bp Pltied, but
'IbiS PflDO,iple, or the League of N&hOD6 ""&8 onJy M strange as C ll'MStl&nifJ ]1"~lDg beCor~
they can be helped. New, rleh, warm, healthy
auother'\.e;t.ep' tb&t 'Vtlt.& DO'W Teqwrod ot us. l'D tho naUopfl!. NO/ movement,. was so 1Ua.rk~r
blood will be Diad" for them if they: take u. coone of
.....,., lIIo,_nl. 8elflolu-e ~ too - - pnn· na~i<>b.i .. C1iristi"",iOy, on.at ChriotiaJtil>y
Dr. Willi... ,' pink pills. Tbeir norY"" .will beoomo
Ctpl6, ".~ ~ in. the i:Ddivid~ or the
h&ve forgotteD th&t It 'W&8 Ca.t.hoijo, a.OO
etoaay, their OO~11on will lJn1W'flVC, v,tali\v will
CM.£s. or the na.t.ion. The League of .Na.tlons ",1M uX!Nly natian$l 'WU 000 of !.be 6trenge6~ v""a,.j..,\ }
r
,-,
o~l, & step, fgr,rud if 'We reeogui8ed that the pnn- of the hUlllb lsPirit. Now there IW'88 t.b.e
NJwrod to
parhl of tho body, and every
c~ whiOlt bad ""OO:we i.o prevail.~ the m- ~L&noe~ ~ese
fUllctlo~ of ~ bo regulariaed and tlb'engthellcd. q'4:l'URI)"y...-:!'Ief'''~
dividuab of Ule na.t.lon-;"OCr.'II.U.:lao a.mone tibe 8na' weeb or
The irimplo l"OUOn ia tlmt Dr. WillifUDlJ' pinlC"plll' I·
acqu.aitdVe.oo8! 'muse I tlon 'W'U
we
make new h.ca.lt.h7_ blood.
~
na.tioDS of GWxr&n.it.y. j
find Itself oontrOUod bY' the CODIDderatiou of the I I wDkb ah~ukl ~I.kc
Mrs. J. W. Moore, who reside; at 15 , Union
....If.... of lrumabity'. By for tlMl _~ prop\le, d04d to hay" 'llieWl
Street South, Halifax, Yorkshire, beg-WI to rea!iJ!O
of IIlOde-n ~ ..... LIte It.i.lian, Joooph poaoe ...hiOb ~1tould
twelve month. ago the oonoU8 effocto of
MaulDI, _nd ....hile he
l;ft&t patnoo, &nd was
gomg to 'be the
amcmia. upon her tly,stom. The first symptom was
rallied Italy to make baroolf & D&tion, be al"ll·Pr. xeaIly & step ,tow ..... tbe
t he Icing· palp'tation of tbo heart "fter eli\l'bt "".rlion, "ccomn!COgDif;ed that pa.triotisin aJone !'Was not e~ I
110m of Gcx:l, <If tha.t .great 'P~
was God'a nA.t1led. by cru'IIlpwg 86W1KtiOJlij lD tho heart reglOu.
He reoos'D1aeQ tba.tl patriotism needed. 8OIuethin; pUrpo&e t or lIl1ankiod? (A')J)lause.)
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itIi uI . b
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d, IlnoU
over It 'Wb~ WQ rqmeaeutative of too ~Uecl.ive
APrLICATION OF THE OOV:a'lAN'l'~
'LuQU fo luwuu ado ty Ul rcatUUlg' l aIl
y.
t'ealOU of hwuwlIl"y. It. had taken along til.ne.
C I W Iso
.r h _.1..1. __ ~_ ~l.
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her nervous Byetem broke down utterly, <:aumng
MazWll to come into b:ia own.-bu~ he 'Was
0
l~. ~n rllSmg lAI ~ 'WlO wect.iu:,:, U'ritnbl~ temper, despondency, melancholia, I:Wti
1Dto hl& own now, (A..........IIWBB.)
recru¥ed: ~wlth tthe .......... outburst of &ppla.use llltWlUWa,
:1'..gl'ecta h~m wbere\'eli 6nd on 'Wiiiohever platl
Sh
ad :" _ .l
d to
d did
b t
SUPBRNA'l'IONAL 8'EN'I'DO)Nl'.
ue lUa.y! &p~, He oould . not, ib~ oam""
e was
Vll'l:U}O gOJQ" 00 r, IlD
80. U
Wby, .,.. ... that.? It rwlla ~ 'We lNw.I been lDcooed, let. tb5 Hi&bo:p \ea.ve the haJ! w ltboutl ex. no permanent improvement could be truood from
bro~bt to tbc vcry edge of tL p.roClIPloo by Lhat pr~ t.be kieep <appl"ElCl&t.ion of ...u. preeeu ~ for treatment; mdoed, more tblUl one hinted at a state
a.cqUlSIt,I\'eneas of which be dle hlW apokCll- t.he a,c- delivering ih"t re1lliU'kahlo speech, which' pq6ple of lDeipl6Dt ooo8umption.
qULMt.lveneM "Wbich forotd Germany to take Lbo .would iI'elllel.llber for Y.e&ni. (Appla.use.) He ! bad
.,suob ,was tho condition of tJllnga wh6Jl 0. hlioPPY
iCtion sl;le did. Europe t..remb-Ied. Tho &wful eD- aleo to ..pol~ for tobe &beeooe of Ma.jor Ihvid chance
ill Mr. Moore', ha.nda an a.ocount o r tl.
t.crpt'ISC W8.8 a.hu<JsL wcoasaful. Europe weut to Davlet1, }t,P" 1~ho ha.d rwt'Ilt.ten hun a lott.cr ~llllg" cure of JU8t 8uch anothor CMe tL6 biB wife's by Dr.
'WlI.r to ,·iD<lica.t.e the .ri.gbt6 of na;t,IOIB to tbCU' that, he 'Wti8 ~nly Just ~recovel'lng froan .that illnestl WilliWll!l' pink pills. He re&d.
to her, and /jhe
eu&te.n.co, but. 'WllJ.l 1.be common lulowled!re ·t hat from ",hicl~ ~ ilU8llY of them ha.di suffered-in- detcrlDlUoo La glYe the remociy a. thorough tnal,
there 'WB8 something ehio l~ in"6lght° l UH. aa tiU(!nr:a. Thel Ma.JOr hOped that a. bra.noh 'Would and, said Mu. Moore La the wt.ervlewer, u that was
nooossary, that. we ~re on the road to ~Ulething be fonned. or the Leag~ of N.tions w tili.is town . when thel..u.o t.urued ita the rIght di.rectian."
StlWD&tJ.oniJ. Dr. Goro prooeedea to outHM the (ApplllUF.e.) Conbm:wne, Col. WilSon sbatled 11.Oa.'
~'.our lD.OJlt,pI:l' penev-erance has to14 & dificrenL-&
riChewe for WIO League of NatdOnB, 'Whlah· he.aid
)lillOIf' DavKl IDa.VlC8 IW_ ODe of Lhe toundE0"8 'Of tbo happlt!r-Ulle. aud 1t.1a difficult to beliWV6 that the
lI\hould' br:mi mto bemg &0 illt.erna.lIiODl.l aUia.noo Exoout.new~~~d.t.eo of tOO League. 'Whilo bel (the rode pwk cl1eekd .and !-.he cheerful deme&DlODr be1ollg'
tha.t. tihould,wa.mtJa.in the d~r 8&IlctJ.ona of inter- tpelB:k:er)~oo of ~ oJ:lie;ioa.l members of !:ba;~ ~1\h1J u ervuUij wl'OOk of ISlX tdlort montbs H-go. The
lIalion&l a..... By 1Ue. p~ put, fo"....rd, bo CollUn1\:
I b be-,-~k. no very cre&L P~
10 f.,·ntn... ond ", -" rude "~ f .. t "--~"ng, Klld
ooutinued i~ "'"' mtoDchd to ·... botiluf,e Ii>o rule U>at. H" had been......, tltaHh" ~ of N.tiolll
_v
~rr-of lUlltioe' f?r the rule or. mlCbt, Iarw lor foroo, In Wllt!.H.ll. U~bilitY. ~t; 'h6 had. ~Y.• a.nsrered the depre6d1oD ind ,nitableU688 of temper have
lutern.Lion. ~J&tions. (Applau&e.) It
ob. lbaD uolhin WU ~ than to OOticl66 1lo. The depart.ed. Howsework 18 now a plcuure, and tlle
vlousJy IS. '~1'Y ditBc:ult taak.
It might even be League of e.tl0ll8:ill the, draft oovena.nt 11
reo domestIQ threads of IL comfortable home life, loog 111
oaUed ·a. 'Wild pleoe of ideal;I5m~re tb not. Jhat oelvcd t.ho pigna.tuJw of Ute ~Ua.tiveH of other b~ud8; ~N now m thOte of their natur&l
1b006 "00' ~ it I<> us wore lIlen ... ho oould {nur""'D laljlo and mnrJIlllationl. ·(Applau.ep So gWlr<lilln.
lte\oCt be ~ ' Q( ..tdt&lism. , Whab aort o f men there w~o e.xCu8& ""hy &IQ' IllUl or iJ:'WODlan
If YUll Ill'H uyt fit. Dr. William.&' piuk pilla will
........ t.hey l';l.1'lJeT
,'lIeD of .....jde~ di"'rgont ~ nob oupporl the mo~
Tboreo ...... h.lp yoU w h...ILb, G.t" oupply now irom any
pOlitical viewa. ~ur ~our wu e. lD&D 'Wbo three ex
nt ftUOD& for eupportwg ,t.
had de&lar, aud to .. void 8ubstltutc6 ask for Dr.
hOld boOn ~ of soepticism o.bou1> evwytlturg ., fear L~ if !.be Lea!rue 01 Naliono did "'lL end Willliwuo'.
..-hieh ....
deeply rooted..on .....utiee. Mr. ..... " ..d if, wv "" Il<It ended tty tb&
of
lo'BEE.-Bend for a free copY of allll8fu! Health
Asquith "'46 & l..w;yer, be knOW" aJl the llllW;YWS t.he IWOrld;1&r' would eod tb6 ~t.1OD8 Of Uro world
,J
be said! &bout National SoVete1gnt.y, &l1 lohat. and c lviliaa tgn. (~,)
"
Guido, IWldreMlllg • poet.card l'equost to Book D ept. ,
had been _d ..00 done "1100 LIte 17th _wry to
FOR
E J'!!.lmDOll OF D$lOCRACY.
H"lbom Via<lUQt, London, l!<.C. t. ,
.
""U> digdity t.h& ~eal of national indepimd·
Wo fougltb t.h .. w...- for tit" fte.e!l<>m of delDOONOTICE TO
CII~. A~ tb6 .A~t.lO they 6aIW tpen of tasted
and r& the l'i€hta of 6IDIiU nations. ~AP:abIlity '!lito " .......d"riti/ied ..Jtb u.e idea.
U·
forty>Dme y~ "iO t.h~t Mr,
CliVID18ATION'S ONII ROPII.
tlt&t tbe _ _ ~mumph of oU1'
CompIai~tl have for
'Walen he 'Watt in ' AlUiel"lOllo.l"~ eutumn. he hft.d
the pubbc rJ.g.b.t to ,goyero, ~llUDall
reacbiDg us that readers
.. the prlvilege.of ira~ for 8IOUle time ",d;ib. -ex.
:reason was that. ..be did noli want.
to obtain the .- Reading Obj.e'''Fr.
Pl'Ie&ldellt. 11.a!t .Dd. be spoke on tho &IIIIUC plaLforlU
of war tba.t
ANNUAL ATHLETIC SPORTS.
'l\J th him, &iKf, except perbe.p& in IlUDQf det&ils,
T ___.... 'WOUld supahowd place their ordera.
f
t Ilere lWas '00 tlift'~ bet.ween him eod Pre6j.
~-.. 0
agent., or apply to
Fa.v:ou.redI ,fWlth the beat of. weather, Leighton
deDt Wilson '"
to tbeit 61lUu.i..... on tit..
:~~"'.,Il5'VII!/"".on,
THE PU.1!iL15HIJ;K,
m"ter-<UI
&I foct, liT: 'I'afl """ the
"""";N
""",
Park &hool held tbeit 8.D1lIl~ &thletic sporlB on
liM. III the field. WlI1 ...
tbab- th_ p,..,t.ical
~
Saturd&y,
.
when
great
mtereot
"'
...
clispIayed
""
all
politlciaoo, whom uO\iody
of beU'i
.....
tho evenbl by C(lI"peili.ars ;md _I.a,tom alilro. In
"-Ild ldea\l616, ....., .~ " U8 tjoat ..... ~no of
one event ~ lWaa~ the School sta.Ddard noi at..
N'a.UOD8 "iYM ~J' and must be founded am.
muab be est:abJillbed. .t. <moe r It ..-- 1)eaeuee they
tlUDeQ.
some exoelleot aah.ievemen~ 'W'8l'(lo W1tt'l&W no otber hope tor our civ:iliaatioll.
We we:te
fuuihar ...nth the eforJell of Qlv'h-*oo.DB rwhich
~re w ....t ftoUlioiM>d, _
coU.~, "'" U>a 6p<oOUr;Portralt
/lIol. they pr~ did QOt. gI1)&t.ly t.roubJe "".
because It wae ell 110 fu away. :But- wbe.tI if
l.ol,Mr; ,
Baber urao <Call1&- Lo US aDd told US that
ciVlwLion ",hj'c h ...·u 80 .proud of J ~(,
) OGE}lS,
• J\ lll5&han wh.ic.b. 'l'o"'U 5pOkea ,of QIB ~f j;t. becW tOo
who,
write. '
w1l0J.e !iec:ref. of the future 1U Its han.cltl rwll.& to
crulUble into rum?
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