... New Aristocracy The place of bankrupt old families was taken by new men who acquireg their wealth from trade and industry. Of these a typical example was William Cotesworth, a seifmade and extremely enterprising person, who is the most prominent character ...

... From a Special Correspondent (who was recently in Jordan) Catro, Monday.—The Middle East Arab State of Jordan is a booming bankrupt. Its capital, Amman, is growing as rapidly as some of the towns of the American West in the days of its expansion, yet the ...

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