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...members. They are here today with followers who number considerably less than one-half of the House. . . It would be a waste of time to indulge in the thankless task of slaying a suicide. On the issue raised by this amendment [to the King's speech], judgment goes by default...
...regrets that the various attacks of the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung have been interpreted by opponents as such accusations. At the same time, the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung declares that it, after looking into the details of the condemnation of the Leipziger Neuste Nachrichten* for unfair competition and after examining the judgment of the Supreme State Court in Dresden, regards the attitude of the publishers of the Vossische Zeitung as blameless. It regrets, therefore, the comments that it appended to the report of the publication of the excerpt of the judgment...
...start the book off at a tender age by shooting the rapids together off Little Dent, Vancouver Island. The rest of 'the book takes Roderick and Mary through innumerable misfortunes, chiefly financial. Most of them are due to his elder brother's business acumen unfortunately not equalled by his judgment. The name of Norquay is, in danger throughout the book, but Roderick, last of the line, manages to save it after a hard fight. But he has to sell the old Norquay homestead to do it, which it took five generations of doughty Norquays to put together. Andy Hall...
...wise a reflection on any of the individual members of the board ... I have had some experience in business administration and I can see nothing but confusion when a purely executive function has seven heads with equal responsibility. ... If there ever was a responsibility which required, in my judgment, one strong, powerful, executive head, it is the administration of the American Merchant Marine...
...should be only a percentage of the 900, for the Crimson believes that the policy inaugurated this fall of admitting without examination all applicants who have graduated from schools with an approved curriculum in the first seventh of their classes should be continued for at least another year before judgment can be passed on its success or failure. In selecting the remainder of the 900 the Crimson favors a system of elimination--elimination from the ground up on the basis of scholarship...