Reading Observer 04-1920

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FOOTBALL.

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READING

BEA~ BRIrTFORD.

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be ~tea as ~trem!cly fot"R's.inina' the major poiul. In' theIr ep.-

ne&ltfug must.
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,K'a.goment 'w ith Brentford at Elm P~ki,on
da.y. a.s thcir fOI"WJtrd di69lay lD no.. ~rt
'~u\OOUDter T~ed tho creditable standard

A"cs

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-"'hqn tho
1:.i.' ~Opt'l

nu.tiolls of

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tri~cs

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ciated wlt.h the play of the vait:ors' vanguaTd.

POOJl..-AS A T~
A.I • team, ~if were distinctJ,. poor: bqt.
ba..mg R'a..iDed tbe tlpOili., thero wiU be m1Uly whp
'Wlll aay; Woll, '9o-hs,t docs that m&tter? On \.he
other h6Dd, there il; a. numC'l'Oil8 ao.tbetIng-a.od
the DUmber if; increa.eing dally-who &to clamOUring
for bet.tcr \·a,lU6 lor their mODey, a.nd W1loss they
get; it. tiILe Ka.tes of the fllture will aosurcdly be
~ roduced.
There was a. noticeable
£&llin, off on Siloturday .

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A FAIR OONCESSION.ttl is but f&ir to concede to the , &ea.din~ men
tha.b ~ were a. team 9f triers, but aeveral ot
them wezft rank fa.jlurt.6 a.ll the tin:'ie. It is now
.mont tD everybody that th<i recent oxperimcnt&
ha.vo J;IOt been 6lJ.OOEli.'!.Wl.
Y.ore or Jess tho old
=1.. QI thing. mjl8t be reverted 1.0. On that bead
tbfil"e' ca.o be no two (Jpiw.ons. Why not give tfte

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McIlroy's New. Stocks come direct
actual styles, and though ready-to-wear they
styies that hardlJ'i one
alteration made ' t4 S

""''''' '""""" the "blood of the Crucified fell

GOOD FRIDAY MATCH.
On Good Friday morning a match wUI be played
bot.weeu team. representing the G .W. R. Goods Sterr
and t}le .e~.E. Bnd S.W.R. Goods Staff. Tho gome
will be t:~~ by kind pennisslon of Messrs .
Herbar-W'
emu£, Works S})Orta' ClUb, on theIr
gro\Uld at Ca.versham.
ThB kick-oir will bo at
10.45 a..m~ ~d ri\.'&lrT i& very keen and Il 200d
J!arne should result.. Tire Nat·lonal Umon of RnJl~
lY-llYDJ.9Il Bt't1.4S lkmd Will be ill a.t.tcndauce. Ad~on

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CROSS-COUNTRY RUNNING AT
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NINE JUNIOR TEAMS.

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On Sa.turday tho Berks , Bucks and Oxon Cress'
Association ca.'frlCd out two races [or

Country

a.t Read.ing, '

Co ley-SouUl Coto
'OOUl'Se. An entry of ten team" was received ·f or
the two miles (tmd~r 14 YM.rsJ, but tho PaJlQer
Cent.ral School tca.m did not oomllete.
. The order of .fiuislringl- ill the' t>.\.·o miles' ta..ce
lII'Ba as follows : -:L~ 'It. Salo, RA.C. " A," 14 mm.
26 SCCS. ; 2, G. Therne, G.F.S., 14 miu. 36 &eC8.; 3,
lj. Bung&.Y~ RA.C . .. A," 14 mLn. 37 se0!3.; 4. W.
Srna.rt, St. G.a., 14 mu1. 60, sees.; 5 M, JeTl'old,
juniOI'$,

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~001' of ·the dirqst I'gony" . ~ly Chrlst.ian painters
mtl'oduced • wOO<borrcl !nto t.helr victures of _ bho

the

RA..d. U B," 14 min. 57 socs.; 6, J. Hillier St.
G.S., 15 miq. 4 sees.; 7, VI . Rumens, St. G.S.; 8,
W. Fortesruo, E't. (lL'S.; 9, L. Brown, . St. G.S. i 10,
A. HDlder, G1.". S.; 11, A. Burna.p, Gr. S.; 12, H.
Wliit.e, Gr. 8.; ~. Go', .E. Sluce, 7 B.B.;. 14, C. J.

Oruciftrion.
This featUTe, 1 accordUl D to Rnsklll 's
opinion, might h3.vO arisen Ibeca.lli:Io , Lbo triple Icot
I.S ~'D;I~t of tho Trill.I Ly apd also a.s an aJllP310n
to lUI power of qucnclullg tHirst. 'rhe Rosa Mnr)re,
the rose of Jf;nclio. was. b'ihc.\"oo by thl! pilgrims
of the Holy 8eD~lchro t{) ha~'c sprung up ~wbcrever
t'he Holy IlIami)y Te!'tOO m tho ft ight from Egypt .
I t vms saJd to have blos~D med at the bil'th of
Christ, closed ~t tho Crucifl:l.ton, IUld re--opencd at
Kuter. C\'c,,-mcn- " cocklof-the;mount..&U1," tim
Arab ca.lls [b-a st.ranga flower with bent ba..ck,
?t1r ved. peml!l a.nd C11 mson C)'e looking do\, n, all
If e:t'»CQ t.an t of the ca l'1'~ to yield treasure OD it,
abounds III ~hc Holy Lnnd, \"hcre It. was dedtcated
t.l the Virgin beca.use the sword of sorrow that
pieroed her hoort is 8ymbolised in t he b~ood-drop
at the hea.rt of t hiS ft owcr. 1 F<U' thQ like r eason' It
was a.lso known as tho " btef:din~ nun." .
I ' 'DROWN OF TH()IR,N ;J.
gainedl an . unenviable reputa.. Crov; n! of Thorn!." The
th ~ bllck-thorns, th e rtJ6&"
b~rbe,rrv am merely a. f aw that havo
~jX~i~"' d bhmcwitl1.
ACoomlDg to all
It was the p'l'1ckly bush, Whllo
West lndlcs avor tJhit; a breach
was employed for this pllrpose,
oo".Nluo" .. oll e of th o hl'i§lht. goldeu
blbod:o.taincd. A ycry old
of b!ooo Whlch feU
to tho gl'oUnd bcnea.th
Soma DlBmtain tha.t
t.he acacJ .... or shlttem
wh<Jtn t il(} holly
Ch~!td~,:n,' ij&J' that
was t.ho bush
erown of
to.rn . lndoad,
tho holly
," and 'It was
a ciu'c less ~horkning of the vowel
we know It. Fra.nc-.e coluldCT6 tha
~.i;~h~I~ I.:tc,~fl~~i,
It. blos50mcd aJresh
C,h~~~~,~~,: knelt beneath the
'n.
de\lcatt'ly scented.
ba.rberry
holy thorn. , In
that. . the wTeath of tortUre
'w'~!(>ncd. with thG h!l.·~v'lhom i henco on Good
B. 5!>01't. ofl r etaliation in
WblcA
vnl"",,,,,, .~fod2ums , put " thorn-apples ". loW the

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;Bo.a.aley, R.4·Q~
B " 16, Bya. FaIT, JUn ,; 29t.b:
R. Meadowcroft. R A.O . .. A ". 17. 1'.
B1Us. w .r.s.; 18. T. PerClv&!. 7 B.B.; 19, D. Naah,
8 I&.S.!s 20, C. M.a.un, a..A.C . .. A."; 21, F, Love]01 , 7
.S.; ga, H . Slade, St. G.8 . ; 23, F. B. 'raJ~-.re, !f..A .C. ~'B"; 24, w. Tb&tcher 28 R.S.;
lIP, Il, tdw""do" Gr. S_; 26" L. N~toe.. Gr_ 8 .; 27,
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S. V. Hs.ines, .-' B .B.; 28, .t\o...Ha.lL. Gr. S.; 29, '1'.
MYSTER1ES OF I'HE PASSION.
~ooaJ.; £·4·0. "A"; 3{), Wic1cs, 1 B.S; 31,
To provent a. t.1~oni from, fC5termg, a popula:r
. eIot, 1 B.S.; 32, G. BoxaU, St. G.S.; 33, J.
Wilkes, 2S R.S. J 34, Sumnen. St. G.8.; 35, J. r ccipe cons18t.e~ iJ1 repea.t.iu~; Mann, R.A.C... B": .36 P. Western, G.P.S. i 37,
!' Unto \the Virgin Muy Our SaYlOUr was born,
.W, C!ad<, 28 ,a B. L 3Il, b . Coke, w.r.s. · 39,. A_
. And on Ria head He wore 8. Crown of Thorn j
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lIiJ<ridgo,
Lou, M. Lain.bury, R.A ....
If you boliave this truo~ and mind it weU,
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<;·.··I!:.i 42-,- A, BT""",n, W.I.S.;
. Tb18 bun will n o\'Cl' [eSter nor Ilwelt"·
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And prices, as expec~ed at
tailor's charges or those of other 'HIlTP"
CRHPE
corning.

;lYelll, O.F.S.; 00, W_ 'BJoclrPurn, G.F.S.
.AIbbr~:-R.A.O. . ,

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iD« A.a. u. A" and II B u teams..
Berq Troop' Bov Boouto" St. G.S"

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Boy SOouI4.

RS.,

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St. Gco'lto'.

28th ~g ~

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7 B.B.; '7th Coy_ Bon' Brlga.de. Gr. S.;
Grovoland! School. W.I.S., Wi1.on lntertMdiat.
"cilool. v.F.S. : Greyfriars' School.
TEAM: PLACIN~I
' 1 St. Geoa'ge'. B?,Y S:;OUt.s, 4, 6, 7, 8 = 25 pt.!.
23 Re.a.dmg A.C.
A: ~ T eam; 1. 3, 16, 20 z:; 40.
Soouts.

Sollth Amorioa.n

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trimmed Black SDk Mil-

itary

B,ai~,

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ours ,

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SPORTS COAT.-EstraoNraary

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R. Sale..
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O. J. Boulay •• 16 28
H. Meado'll'UOft 15 ~6

2 10

C)' Mann. . •• /6 12
F, E. ~'!8e
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beautiful colonr..

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E : MaYcock' .. 16 47

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J.Mann ..... 1713

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D;'Cole ••

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l!. Lainebury _. 18 - 46

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A .harmln. CO~
TUME in the Ne.I
CheCk Suitin" wolla lew tailored and ......mely
I5mart. uc:ep-

Have you these Advantages Elsewhere?
Several hundred dillerent (many exclusive) instead
style •. '"

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tiona! valuo.

The pleasure of Perfect. fitting clothe. from .tock · instead of
We 1:111."1'0 80ma obann_
waiting weeks for a made-to-measure which will not fit better,
ing COSTUMES in .11
the new ehR.~ and col-

The Guarantee of Correct Style which only the supervision ours, includibg a large
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fange of Navy- many
of the originator can give,
of which are tTimmect
The Double Saving lD Price due to McIlroy'. enormous
purcha.es and their keen profit.:

with the n ow Military
Braid, now 80 fasbiona.ble. Siug!e or doablebJ;'essted. Inspeotion

invited. From 3; gns,
to 10 goa,

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Will,i, ~m ' McILRQV~ L·i,~
Readl~g' s :-Shopping Centre.
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l'rizar.a~ed to :Dungay, ;o"'ley

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•• 10 17 iorat.ob.
W,.Bl!<!MJ!I-o 19 27 8cnitch
1', 1-. Gibbina .. 19 42 ·0 . ao

F. G: Cox

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II, J; Talmage ..
lJo.n"ertooao ..
H. T!Ieoaobo ..
Croob.. ..

tho eulier It;aJ.ian school, dopjots tho reed mace,
or bUihnJsli, ae the aoeptre giVetl to Our BI~ed
LorG to qarry . • In Pola.bd and other places where

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SATURDAY.-Bc.for. M.jo, Darby G"iJlith l'ft Ib,
chaH"), Ma.jor-Goneral W,a4dillgton, Mr. C. &.

. 'OUR GALLANT ~TTLE ALr,.Y'S

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w~help,

ANNUAL MEETIl'iG,

Keysor aud Mr. W. JoLf PcLtifi. •

.. A 5/- ,TOUCH."

:A large

gat.hering attended' the annual general
me&ting of the Reading JUblor Conserva.tive a.nd
Unionist, ~t.ion, which was held at · the
Chamber of Commerce, .Reading, on Monday,
March 22nd, a.mongst those present being Mr.

Bema.rd.... Collios (in the cha.ir), Mr•. F. A.
Simonds (ChairMan of the Senior Association),
Mr, J, F, Coal.., Mr. C, Pope, 1IIr•. Seymour,
and ~rr. Douglu Jerome and Miss W. Daniehl'
(Hon, Be"",tlLrles.)
Lieut.-Col, Lesli. Wilso'" (president of the
Association) ha4 hoped
attend the meeting,
but an inspiring ,l etter wn9 received from him in'
which he regretted' being, una.ble to at¥ond on
aOoou'nt of his Mving to address a meeting at.

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mfnenJ&-irOn. ooppoi, antimony, Jcad~a.nd ber.

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Ra1"lent..

2 . 80 .' 19
2 45
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PriAs ..warded. W Xa.lmage,. Eooeybone
KlItone,
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The um fidl1t'el a.re the two and three Clues'
cli&m~ipo ... 'Droplow Co",. on April 24th,.!.'ben
It Is
a mIlO!' IatJer number at team. "I'll be

.("x>pet.ing !rom ~I and dia,tri~,

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Some da.y Bhe will l!Iend 'WI pit-props for oUl"
~ &Qd good B&lkan oak for our tum~ture, pork
and be.Ooa. fl'OiDl the hero. .gf swine who feed , OIl
tbe acorn. in her foresta, and ,rain u . welL .' \
. ~ the m.ca.nt.ime we ~ make . .,.11 leU to
&ibia ~ \b.t ....11 'het~lo" to ,b. 1s.> her...,.
'W1ieo it, w... & .queltioo. of
e:lifta"ooli tli~ rieh
oould help.
l(0W' t i w6 ere..:.in out: la.eioOries,
'While hal~'ng t.hoo>oeI~<!" ..... rJso boll'''''' gallant·
li"'- -~..:.. ., ,- .- fO:"·
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Chairman (Mr. Bernard Co~lins). had re~dc~d

' and· to the ii,tercst shown in t1le ,nH'k of th~
Association by Lieut.-Col. Leslie Wilson. :Mr.
Budd, Miss Waldron~ and the Officers o[ the
Senior A9OOCin.tion :
The ~ment of accounu; was -p resented hy thl!
HOll. Treasurer and &howed a. very s-.disfactory

baJance in band.

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The offioers of the Associa.tion Cor the ensui illS
Preliid,ut: Lie1}t.. Col.
J.. Mlte WIlson, C.M.GJ, D.S.O., M.P.;' 'VicePresidents, Mrs. Leslie Wil!wm, Mn. F.. A
Simonds. Mrs. :&. A. y()llin:!!, Miss Waldron , and
M:e55l'1!1. H. H . Budd, A. H. Bull,. C. F;. F':'l'lPISOn.
C. E. ~eW'ettJ C., E. K-eyser, F : A. Sunonds, and
wer~ el~ as follO\VIJ:

ad~sed by Sir George Younger, Bart.

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Child ' Saved Fr'o m '
PNE,U MONIA.
~e~e B~~i~ ~~ubl.

. Dant''''''" _Promptly

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that I was Leeciriin,g
CaRd by Ven. I .

;b Cure. .--"- .'.

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Mrs. Cooper; 41:~ ol!.Cai.. street, ,St_ John7~, pept..
ford, LondoD, ·S.Ef, · -tw :-:.....u VeDo'1I is .p18.did. ~
Lut win~r on~ ,of my li~Ue)boya bad •
bad
at~k of...b~chiaJ trouble -hfuK came·
.to.being
~ouia i ...but Veno'! cured, and ,eoou he .. waa
all right a,gfD. " All my children han
'eT'(!h
bab:r. when~,TeI' Lfind them oouKbinlf. &nd I have

'oyer,
near

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takeii it. my8e1f''CYitH splendid renlta.:" .

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~n:~'s ' Llihtning Cou~

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ci(;e ,

·is th&.- world'" suprepIe remedy for ConSh:s - l.:td

:;::;.:~:.;:~t"'ith EasterftoWf:r
joy t.he
at'e
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Youpg
c:ol• •lIlr·

eirb ' in

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:' :h~:e:~Il, the
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my
In private
~herish the

Cambel'Well in sUpport of Dr. Macnama.ra.'s can -

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didature, Leo""" of apology w*, also ",ad from
lIli" F. Waldron, and-Mr. F. W, White.
Tlie Hon. Secrota.ri~ in tlleir report for the
past yen:!", referred to the vf!I"J large increafe in
the membership and Ito the succcss which h ud
a.ttended the tennis and outings in the summer
B.1).d the senes of da.uces which, W~ held at th e
Town HaJJ during: the l'tinter, and int.imated that
it , was intended to gIve more' attention to the
~ore serious worklin the f'lture: The Hon. Secretaries alw referred to the F.eL'vioes which the

Cold" Lung Trouble., :A.ot.Ion .... Bronch.itil, 'Na,I.1

Cata.rrh, HO&HOneM, DilRcult Breathin" Iilllnlot WhOopmg CoDf[~ &lid other Bron.Iila! Tr61IbI.. in' Chlldffl>. _Price.-: 1L ' ad; , aiod
ilL, th:o '3&. ~ ,beiJig' t.he mo..:, iCoDoaiicill, ,Of

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Chemillo and lfedIOli>e Viindor. ' ~h"'.
Inailt.

on IIamll VCAQ'" ,,114 i~llIt·aIllubltt.ulOL
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0(.00 F. Daliso, of Bere Leys, Tidmarsh, lr~
summoned for a.Uowing a. do&, to bo on the hiGh·
way at .Tidmarsh without a muzzle on March 12iJl.
The constable givjng evtdence said that.! .,,,,Il,.ell
asked fOl' hIS llame and :~ddl'P.S8 the d~rclt(lalt' r..
ma.rked, u 1 mpn060 ib is onlT 8 Ss. touch. 1f
A tine of 59. ,.,.)8.5 imPoscd.
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Goo. Wm. W eedon, of Goring, and MTS. llarjont ,
Stl·aog-e. of Ald<1TD1D1Jton,· were summoned for
mitting simi lar Mences on March. 2O~h . and ··13I.i ·
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respect.ively.
}'jncs of 511. W01'Q imp~ed .

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women "\"oters,
women voters.
presetibe or defellow ·citizen", ?
I regard lit, as an

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D. G_ Thorburn, Chairman, Mr, llernard A,
She wauts lotb and m&t.aJ ~ ~w Jr-a.mes for ,Collins; 'tioe-Cbliirma.n, Mr. " J. r Ha.wthorne;
hl!ll'. buildinp. ShE!-. w.~ts :f'Â¥'Plj~ 1~1'! ' ~er ' densta.ted fielda... ,.lUld . ~tura.l . m.~ry .. Tb18 lIon. ~rer, Mr. J .. F. Coaleflj Joint Hon.
ma.c:biner.y ~ I will be i~gbt ··by: : the~-p>:oOpcra.tJve SGCretanea, Mr. DonglM W. Jerome and Mis s W .
~~ t'Oh \~~ . ~ Ule~.Se~D:~&Il. ~a:'ants belODr' D amels. The Es:ecutivoe Committee wu elected
R.a fOUM\' 8: the Miase& B. Ayres, B. Avru,· E.
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CoJlins, L. M. Cox, L. Eighteen, V. Green, r.
Som. hoo./y-bOij\"OII ~ ii\'J:h ·.will purchue Ule Houchin ' and E.- La.wrence., Rnd Meesrs. ~ 8. E.
ploua:h andJ the r~er. from-: i1lS ~ " ~." to be .Allen, E. A. Cox, D; .W. Cri"l', J. · F . I. FeW',
paid for bylitmialmenta,.. aild the...yoUll,'" Irandsona
who have eurVivoo ' ~d ' tho women ' of th~ faIJ1ily A L. GiIco, G_ HawthOrne, A. .J, Lad& and E. J,
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,.,-ill help in the :wQrk, t.O tlI8.t in 'moueSproduce, Milne.
Mr. F. , 'A'. Sionds afterwards ' addresse<j
alter ea.oh han-est'. the7 . will. be; ... al:}u,:., to' pa.y oII.
their dobt,Ja.nd: &t- Jut; ~ to , ml1, more and meeting on the present political situation.
:finer t.hUlga I for t~eir fa.rm . and themle~ves.
Dol«:&tea -from the As<ociation &tlended tha
Some da.YI 'Serbl& will be not only 9ne 0( the a.nnual gener;.,1 ru~rtg of the Junior Irnpcril'lll
bnve.t butl (lOe of the richest little bouotries Lin Le~e, w,hioh WOoS held a.t the' Cent.rnl Rn.U,
Europe. 8De ha.e ~t. unde veloped " ea.ltl1 in D~ .London. on R",tn'roav. The la..st meeting

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HD~e-':tbe

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with ·covered DuttoDI.
E~cepliODol. bar.
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A very amatt ~nd uaeful
COSTUME of nI.. quality

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:yi~n~~~~'i::r.;.J·tb~~.~~h:.l"'%::.u:ht -SERBIA'S _W ASTEI)
JUNIOR CONSERVATIVE V lEW · P () IN
READING COUNTY BENCH,
it
for in
.~t.ea..ohing
_('OSe, tho that
in d~
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"J!. SSOCIATION..
" TnI,TI"''D
&S8ist
heathcn
of 6eMOn
the OQuntrl
FIELDS.
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Well cut

and daintily trinuned in

thC'l'el !a a ftowN' ! which 15

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of EoliClnne.

CltEl'E DE CHINE ' BLOUSES
eoloun and shapes. , .... worth 2 gno..
, but. b.u.g
. slightly
Extraordinary value. Pricea raDge
:;'ective. we 8l'e d.arin,
from 16/11 1.0 3 gns,

•

I.
n

Dit(o in Po·plin

29/11

A very attractive Gown

valu. In tlU.k Arlif'1Cial SDk and
Wool Mixture in two eolocn oaIy,
Rooco and ,Art- Gr..... n.- goode

W'Y1 •

time.

4 gns.

from

I

~o wanta : ~i:and ; 'bOo~ and 'm~!C&l supplies ~f'o~ 'l iar pel)plH, Ddt the ..leo . \,.~tG. ~aChlllel'Y
a.nd too1a Of maay jtinds . . She.... Wtinu.\;. 1ooomotivcs
aDd wt.&ona . ~ ·r&ilSt,.g · rebui~: lr~~od r a.lI-

actu&1

Nnvy, '

'l'h ['~ :Jl ro made

of Ga burdine Scr'g~ or Cloth, •
boautiflllly cut (tnu tailo~.
PricC"::! raoging from 49h~1

to

but. it ca.n no lonler be
the h elp ot ~ . ~ . 0000000i¥U7r15, pUre girt6 of
the urae.nb 'ntlQllAiaea of ~fe. \ She UlU6t be h'etped
1.0 d.....,lo. . ~· .,..;; .r~;_; .::. .

~iD.g

COAT

N'gg~r.

Black, etl:. ·

oolollra ill _un

IlDlt

emart

~ I!Ome delightful

Serbia still

.Qrdtll' of

Putty,

I

10/11

&l)d piglo,

I.

Some

FROyKS are <,n !hoIV in

the no", SP'Jrtli Cou.t:t up to

AU the new col.
to

at

5 gus.

A. huge and varied. D.SSoTtment. of
CQloured Floral VOILE ·BLOl'SE8
with V neck effeat.

Smnrt striped CO'l'rll'N
SHIRTS, in "'urio ll/! 8tylee.
fiHnnot be rop('nted lit
llr,oos. ~'ro m 2.
ttl 7/11

clonr.
W'o alao have a huge
Rllsortment of beautiful

!!.- :r _

I

ordiuary OlfCl' of ortificilll
-Bilk 1ifixtllte S P 0 R 'I' S
'COATS in two colours only,
Rose and Art Green. Th el:lfJ
a ro worth :3 goa, but;bcing
8H;;htly dflf~t.ive in p1ltcel:l,
wo Are ofi't)rmg lit tLe ex ceptional pricc of 15/11 to

A lovely COSTUME In ..ceUenl
quality, Na..,. Gabardln.. Smartly

runl

"Y'00(l.0,

from 45/- to .4 gos! """"1 21,9
We are making an extra. -:-_ _ _ _ _ _-:._~

Price 75/-

!,

·1

E,ool)tion.1

rind I"portB,
" Sand" S('rg~. E.c<,lIe, t

dcscribod
Five itself
..-ouoOs,"
boou.uie it~~15 "The
s&ld to!1.O\Ver
pourthy the
,within
the

I

.'.~

New

riv~r

.
DI~:rRESS,
th6,..pla.n~ is di.tB.ault to' procure, hdwever, tho
dOW; st&tkjof the ·lea.,lt is .a.lmos.t invari&'bly employed
1
GrovCllands Schoo!: 10, ll, 12, 25 :II sa.
for the P'!lrpoee of being pla.ced in BtatUte lD
4 ~jng A.C. " B .. Te""!.: 5, 14. 1'.3, 35 ~ 11. OatJh<Jlio ohurches. .
[By BEATRICE M.CANDLISH SMITH,] •
S nh~, Ijoys' Brigade; 13J 16, Zl; 27 = 79.
'The dwllJ'f birch tree, acoordin, t-o .. Swedish
6 2Il.h 'l !ead"'g. Boy Scouto; '6, 19, 114. 33 = 91. legend, aforded. the rod with wh1ti1 Our S"vlour
7 Groy(rian' School: 2,' 36, 41, 45 ::: 1~.
WM aoou?loo.
This a.ooou.nt&~ ibey ea.7 for ita
8 'V115011 l'utermediato 6chooL: l7 38, , 42, atunted srppearapoo. Anotlior legend, hemever,
Ha.~e you ever seen.. the " aticks: .~ 01 an. ejected
47 "'" ' 1.44.#
.
' .. .
wouIdl.ha.vo ,u. belieTl!I tba.~ Ii, waa the Willow (lU familY: piled on the pa.vement o1.lt.Bipa 'coo lit.tle
9 1st Berks Troop Boy Scouto:; 30, 31, 45, ' 8.OOOUlit. of ' ita drooping branches.
'
'house, a.n emb.a.rra.s.sed child, per~ps,. -S1t.~IDr On
46 ::: 1&2.
beside them P Be the evIcted f(U]lily "Worthy
The winner or this race, R. &le, is .. De-phew
01" JUDAS,
of Ba.rry ~.!. ...one of j,be IB..A.C. OI'a.ck Jong d1.5Sha.kespeare, ID aooardanoe with the popula.r or UIlWOrthY., the. sighfst.ir5 our hearte wllh'''d eopest
ta.nce rUDnOl"fl J:I yea.rs~. G. Thorne, who Willi not.iou , a*ru-a ir:t hi8 .. Love'a 4bour'a I..oeIt" tb .. t PIty_
I
.
oompeiiv,R' fOl' the lint tifne, ran a. good ra.cc ; he " JU.da.s .1... &8 IblL!lged. on a.n eldai>." &ad. further
.In Serbis, nob 6ns famil,. bor .oni) tbousa.nd.
w&S leadiDg at half-diat.a.nce.
alhwon ,. ma.de In. . rier Plowma.n 'a vision'_
fa.uiUias ocdy were evioted · from thetr home!. _ A
THE 'l:lmEEl-lUJ.E OOUlUlE.
1..' Judu, he j &pcd with. J awen silver ' ."
whole people, fighting iD.ch by inch, was -ftVlcted
- .~~ sithon OD. UI. eI~, hanged h.imsem.'''
The order of finishin'l~ 1n the 'Ih.:ree mHcs' team
from their ooun.try.
. .,
~ C3 for ygp.tha over 1 1e&r8 and under 18 yea.rs
On• . lWf . of her manhood died in · ths wa.r.
Legend dl.criJ,ed bow >he tree burned with .hame
, .... 8.5 lo~:-l, P. ·o.. C'.Q:x, R.A.C. U A/' 19
~
tamine
~
aiokneu
W'lpcd
out.
~e-th1l'd
min ..17 8M.j 2, W. ~gh&m, R.A.C. . . A," when d:tlda& baa hun, JWnaelt upon it.
Traces ~ wee and plant-worab.lp a.re, eurioUsJy ,of her ~laat~. Ye.t ahe wu .tUl' caUa.nt
19 m~. fn sees. i 3, F. J. Gibbins, R.A.O. .. A,"
eer,bti. ' wne'n tHe 'jo7 bells nLDr out OYet: &11
'l9 m&ll. ~ 5E;QS- i 4, O. J[ean&. :a..A.C. " A." 19 cnoux4, *i'ttU e%t4n~ in ~o ~d". 011 Good l1'tle'
the wdrld. ,to IIItY th& worat WM past ' and hootliltle&
ll?~u. 44 s~.; 5, R.. J, To.l:ma~, R.A.C. U B," 20 Frida.y btf?J'8 8 UQr~ tor .instance. it .iI cuabomal'1 h"d ~ "in the gt'ea.t wa.r. \
.
.'
fOT Bo'h~1MB to go Into their g&rd6l1l and f ..lbDr
'Iblp.. i 8, :Q'Obeyoono, R.A.O. U B," 2 m,iD: 3S BOO!I.
Z
' Ovl!![' the broken, mounta.inoUa roads. littl-c
1I;,"ri\00"m'lo i1U"Q,. " .B"; 6, B. C!'ooko, RA.U. upon t.he6< knees before & Itree, to 8ay· . ,'J pra.t
B ; 9, Ji •. M~1J, FinchamP'ltead Scoubs: 10, o verdant. tree, th&t. God~,. Vlake tbee good.,f paRiee jot· "uted men, wOOleu _.a.nd chlldreQ- tbore
about the ,a.rd", tb.t partloolar night a.r.§ 500 oc:io ta.~erlci!lS Serbia.n cbl1d.ren.~ad.e 1.help
~, :&·4..c· .. 4 /' ; 11, Ii. OUsd"'L 1s~ Berlt. They
Soout,o; 12, .1'....
f.inoh~..,..tead. """"to; ~, exola..iming: .. Bud; 0 tree. bud. or I 'Wlll ftog ~n.fuj' ..... bock to th~ do-T&>tat,Cd la.nd ' ""a, had
yau:"
.
Al
l
••! ~f pi.lm m.,.t b. pJ&eed ahout thl. bOOn Serbia, aDd bt'&v~l;y sta.Jlt.ed . lifo ~ew.
'W~'
1"1; ~ .S _tO; 14, O. Guy, Fincbanop- pE'frlod beFnd
a ,P1cture ot Our Lady. It:is bow- , Last I winter · they itu1!erf)d in~er , P9vatto'!.
,i.oa.d
; :L'I. of- Waite, lsi Berks Scout.; 1ti,
en On, ¥lhcham'""tea.d Scout.!; 17. G_ eV01' • .t'emoved w1'th . thfs ' qU&1nt formula on BUtor Ca&e8 a.re {)fB'cia.lly recorded <if those wooac l {)Uly
mO~IUng'.:I
u
De.p~rt,
aJl' n.nima.l& ",ibhoub boneI;J." tood OOruli5ted of toe 1l"OOte: of plante ~nd t.he h;o.v~
..l&dman, lot Berb 600u.t<;,
It 1.& l68.1d that if this 'tl(.o is carefully o'b60rved aud &ten'18 of maize.
'l'holl' clothmg they ma.dc
TBAld: PLACINGS.
there will be no more fteu iil the hoUse for the om. of· s.aelts.
rema.ind~
,of
the
yeK.
BohemllUl8
,Jla.b
the
trees'
J..IJ• .. ~ : ' I .~, 2, 3, 4 ~ 10 powt"
/
NOW ~ UNrrED RACE.
"Â¥'~~JI'A,t.O~'!;d1l Jl It i S, 6, 7, 8 :::: 26.
. and chmg, their kneys on Boly ~day wben the
Tho wbolo Serbian nCo :& now U,lutcd, for tbe
~
Boy Scout.; 9, 12, 14, 16=51. cht1;l'oh D9lJs ~ro ringing. I They do 80 under ttlo
Boy Soou!6; 11, 13, IS, cur~QUl unpres!lion that tho more noise Ithey make first time since the middle agp.s, in tho ' new Jugoa.t that Pa,rtiou.la.r timo the m~ e fru~t will by 13lu.v state,' whieh inclu~es Slovera.1 provinoes ~ rescued
ga.thered.
!by tJbe 'peace ·Oouteren~ from the tcnta:cle~i of Ule
Auatro-HUDgarian empiro. · So lire&t h.as been' the
I
~rese made during tho first yea.r ·of peace.. tba.t
n. is belioved 1919·00 will prl7Ve t.ho new ·kmgdom
of the Berba, Oroa.li and Slo.encs a.ble to - feed
itself a.nd to e.xport 8. mtllion tons .of maJ.zc, wboat

.~ ,

; A,LPACA itt now again
Some dainty BLOUSES
in tho foreground 9f fH.ShlOn . ClIn be had in Voile, wilh
and ' promises to !be much
usoo, being 'good herd wenr long roll collllrfl, trimmed
nnn always Arnatt.
We Ltl-ce or ' Embroidery. Ex.
IlllVO long \VJtA!P CO~'1'S ce,19llt value, from 7/11 to

Price 3 gns.

:llJ!::'l<Ieor,

In

,

considerably IOÂ¥ler than either 'a

E

dainty frille.

as as.

~
,G.F.S.; .., 'l <. .ll!-"'" Or, 8.;
jrwn..l.l B.SL 46, Harrison, 1 B.S., 47,
\'ono&, w.I.S.; "', G. WC9tbrook, G.F.B I 49,

'

-

,the designers who created the
available in so many graduated
a hundreq customers has an
faultless fit.

1

,

"

Originators.

I

dc-perite

TIlE FLOoR.AL LORE OF ElAS'l'ERTIDE.
foUo.riDa iqnraord lino , trial-.;-Lofth(loW!,e, Weston,
Flower.r;, for instance, have ever boon closely
~, ~
' ~ 0$.", P The lea&t. tha.t. ca.n
.he aa.¥! of thi:6 • tJe lot i. that thoy CAN pl.l foot,:.. in.too-link.ed with tha thought R.nd mcssaie or
!Tho brlgh,;t blue blosaorns of t he speed~6tber
Y would g~TB l'6 combiu.a4.wa we Eut.ar.
well, by BOmct m,.at'1o dWpenSa.t.iOll of Providenoo, aro
sbOald b..a.ve·t,o walt and sec.
.. __- _
-.
s~id to d.!i5plo.y in "heir maiklngs a. r epie3enta.t1on
of the baIMIk:~hief with wah legend reputes t.he
Olffl GOAIJ ONLY.faoo of ~ Ble.Bled Lord tb ha\'o been wined by
There: 'W3B bUt one goal rogiaicroo. Tba.t aiter St. Veronloo. on His journey\ to Calvl\'ry, :For a.g~
~ roinutca' pJ&7.
Lpfthouae N.d got in a. ... )~ tho PJ'OU~ littlo Bower, whuili cnh"c)ls our h cdgciJ
e.hQt, .and with Dunt.oa f.allillg 1<0 hold. the b6J.l, at this peuiod or tho year, 1 has been venera.te d
Dillay . was Ql1~i' R~~,H~1lto ~h onw~rd to ~\UJo of thlA legel:ld, und it is not utfrcCjllently,
n~
And thAt 1$ haw
won, Brcntfol'd tD fant. known as " The V ~roniCf\."
Joot. not. 80 ml,JOb th~b inBlbility as to tbea
Dark.ste.il:loo. blot;~ a.ro j 8D.ld to owe tJlclr t.mt
r~ to ,b reak down t.h.e atone-wa.U d¢ence -of to the b1~-drop!l wwch trickled
from the Cr~.
the three p'l.aysrs I have n:unep, V)Z.: Crawford, .. The blOod-drops of Ohrist. " is, lD fAct, a nam s
Hodar &Q..d ·Smith. GoodmMl at h&lf w&lJ1{ood &nd applied in PaJe&tine to tho :sc.rleto iUleruon e' :n The
pldi1fnt'f'.nt in turn.
The forwards wero D.G"I( pur:pla of tho U ja.ck:-in·t.he·pnlpit" and Um' red
~thcr.
!Stain of:\the Delgia.n rood. ae lken a.re aJso said to

.I

oU ,hadh'time, aHtailor c~~l~
gjve you his second-hand idea of
Even if Yh
the style you ave c osen.
e certam y
ot give you the unmistakable
todches of smartness and distinctiort
'a re .possible when the actual
de~igner of the style' supervises the making

that were
form !.be
fight-lOg ~a.ch ather or

,·a.]our agaInst. t.ha
legloua or Rome, a. grc8.t. Spr1ng fe!tival existed
among
Pa.gnn hcarts tlmBed to the wii;ch"rv
of the F~t of Eostre. The Fcstl,·a.) of
like ma.nn 1', made it... appeal to the Ea.rly .
1
Fa.t.ber:s. It was l::nown J RmOllgst ·.them as "
Quoon of Days," .. r1'h" Crown of Feasta" and
"The Sunday of JOY~' The very geniUS of
Christianity, in poInt of act., seems to have caught
Up and foa..tssed. 1n Ea.s
tide tho deepeat. experlODC(!S of tho human &0111: The RedemptIon o f Maukind. The. Mb.rtyrdom
the Cross. t.ho Da.rkn<'SS
of Doa.Ul, ITh() Desol&t.ion of the Tomb, and thcnhr !.hit myd;io decree o~ Omnipotence, ineTlt.&ble
and uncha.ngeable-The Glory of tJJ:e Ba;uf'I'(!ot.ion.
. Dismiss 1 the ~ter BOOry lf -you Will, yet tbe.ro
15 no 09Capc from the etern&1 truth of the R,csurreotion. Na.ture a.flinn& it. , Each buddmg hedge'%'OW' pt'OClalma it. 8cien<:e iUd!. it.
HiltoTY enshTinei jtiJ troth.
The unbeliever stands, RS lt
were, ~ed before the oa.r of fi&ld a.nd for~t,
and is sdlemnly condemn~ by Natu:re h Cnlc lL
Evon 1eJronda.ry romance lends her EUd and g ives
e.J:pres.aion to many of tho Ibea.utiful tnJt.h8 wtuch
uo \old in tho SUblime 5t.ory of the Passion ' aud
R?llrreotlOll of Our DiVlDe JiedeeDlerr.
stntRglmK I!

uod l r the

supervision of th

S, JACKS1N , COLEMAN,]

tiber.'

ye£ Reading won! This is wholly &lId 601ely to be
a.t.t.ribut.ed to the rema.rkable agthty of CTa.wford
in goal, 8.nd the B04.tDdnes:s of tbe two men Just
in ft'ODt. o~ him-I refer t..O -Hurler ,and Smit..bf

.,

Easter, Styles"

I
1
IN GARDEN, 'HEDGEROW AND
• I
FORfST•

'/

[By "Ol.D SPORT,"]

APRIL 8, 19~O.

THE READING

THE' PASSION AND THE
. ,- ,RESURRECTION.

ANOTHER DISAPPOINTING
. DISPLAY.

tuna.te

'.

"I,

A CREAP FEED.
Wm. Smith and Wm. Lamb, of 8wal\owije1&
wera summoned for allowing. horses to etray Ion t~o.
public 11i~Jl\\'ay at NULbea.n-lane, Swa.llowfie1d, oa
March 1Bbh.
I
The superintendent of t.ho police stated thl
hm'M)S were a. pol'foot. Jluaanro to the ·dL$ttlct, aud .
tho police had roceived num~oU9 . oomplaintli
a.bout it. The ho:n;el; were tUl'ned out it. ru,bt. illto
the ficlds. and eat up . the yOWlg clover,. and ....ere
rcmoved 10 the qarly morning.
.
The d efendlUllti wero tined 5s. en.ch.
I

,

g iven PO'I\U"I1l',,,,o; ~n.

Bee when.
y4ul'selves. not upon
me. If ,you are cO;lour-blind
shol't·sigbt.ed, you
will not . ge#the right vie,,"
from the Tight
YOlL

get there

UPOIl

"iew-IJoint; nrid if; :1.<: some
and ~cfl1se to look
be unable t.() tlako a. s: ngle

in ally .dil'eclion

without

neck.

your~eye.B

ru~n.gpl'n£ ·bl'~_illdqg

A LESS.ON FRWi OUR
In my .l ust aper I started
u~&. of) the vol . 1 p :li llted

d o, you "hut

t.hen :--"QU wiU

mSTORY.

(CootIDU.d

'1

r

I

(

i

,

'rom pret'·lou.

n!lItttM.)

at 'VestminslerJ ' Higher " 'ages, -cheaper
.!hort.er hciun:. better conditions call only ~ .'\fIlP .
by personal and continuoull eIYort.
'1'0 !lUpPOs.
thaI;. they can be won unoth('1' wa.y i~ folal.
~me WlI..o; once I the mititress of the 'forld;
Ij:U~ fell into poverty and decrepit IIde. One Gf t~.
cluef reasons wa s" brend and c~rcut'C.S," fnr, In
<,rder to kcop ' them quiet, the Ileople of nOnj'
were a.llowed Cree rations of corn and lret: cult'nilCi
to t.ho public ga.mes. Human nat.ure ill jnn fl·'
actly· wha.t human nature was then, :lIld ~n,.
peop le lidng would be debaltcd a nd ruincd 'no"

.r"

by the

SIiUle

mdh od.

.'

( O!' d:r(!ot. ncti n c'nr.e from
of the ,·oto'm I'e ~lH(ri " tlio '
It t c~ on\y gil'e themthey ~!td j h)o~d~ h it to,
vanti.g~. L~t! us !Seek an
own -hist..ory.
: .
'A huil<4·C~· 'COl'S' dgQ, thi.,
just wh<l-t i~! doing
o f hi&~ry l"epett!~g- its~lf_ .
just oV~t-- CO,mmoditW! ·
t.he na.tion.1' dobt wfW

I submit for your cOllsidemtjon that ~ great delli'
di5CUI!IS t.be right of t<.~lk t.o.da.y is 1'Ound abo ut the S{1I/ 1e bad IJld
that the d emand id ea. The- Sociali ~ 18 uud the extreme Labour
who 6,,'d A~kcQ men gCJl erfl l1y constil utl.,. blk as If they hfld the
could 'giye thein. 5eI:ICt. of g ivill ~ 1I$ something fnr nothlOg. ~
adl-alltages, an'd get t.iug for us more of tho matcnal boons of Iif.
without ..,realer ' effort all OUt· part : j it. i:5 Ih~
econolllic' ad- Roman idea
aga in, though, to tit it ftl
. {rom QUE . modern
wo will
it "loa n'S nnd .
1
,
!
dnemas:"
that you ,: hal'e got l~jlJ do
I d~I.nr"1' you groo.t
)o·ou · Ulie it. prol1crly, ~u~ \I
was
income.
. I'
l ini,1,an~e will not
As the
rlSO in prices mpkei. t.he.
W'~ only
question of
incomcs ~he hurniJlgro u ~tJon
~and dear;
of the ~&y, we
T.eturn to, It IIi tne ne«t p~p~. ~
for tbose times;

there

;. Luddite mobs

.

i'o·:~~~;~·~:ts
11

can

Jooms

j

in Ma.n-

.Pet.erJoo, the
had met only

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l i ,-"
I