... in the inability man distribute and handle benefits which Providence has showered upon him. The plarin fact is that the gold standard has been so worked that adequate means of payment are not available throughout the world. All the gold has been centred ...

... Telegraph learned from many the passengers of their experiences on the Continent following the British suspension of the gold standard Their stories were both interesting and informative The moral is stay at home at present The passengers comprised men ...

... to its present position The only thing that could be done was to conserve what remained of the bullion and go off the gold standard He was absolutely certain that there was need for worry for the country had great resources They had something like four ...

... of King Henry VIII. it was found that the people of Lincoln could not pay their tithes. King Henry did not bother about gold standards, but meant to have his tithes. He said he would give three farms it we would pay our tithes—and the Corporation still ...