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... The Bankrupts Why don't the Tories meet the Labour case fairly and squarely, on a record of performance and a statement of policy, in the municipal held? The answer is only too obvious. Their record of performance is empty. Their statement of policy is ...

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... BANKRUPT How much loafer moat Europe suffer from the obstinate stupidity of its political leaders? From the beginning they wort told by Socialists (whom they pro. fessed despise) and honest ex> pert* (to whom they were deaf) that their Reparations ...

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... BANKRUPT. THE DISCUSSION on the etymology of the word bank in Mr. Justice Darling's court might have been carried a step further by the illustration of our term bankrupt. The old Venetian money-changers and lenders carried on their business ...

... BANKRUPTS Det.-inspr. White said Agard, an undischarged bankrupt, had been associating with a convicted of housebreaking. Wegoda's real name was Alexander Laker. He had been bankrupt on four occasions, and was still undischarged. For some time he had ...

... BANKRUPT? For the prevailing impression that the National Insurance system is approaching an insolvent condition Mr. Lloyd George is wholly to blame. In the House of Commons last week Mr. Bonar Law gave notice that he would in few days’ time ask the ...

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