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Evening Star, Issue 14525, 29 November 1910, Page 8

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MILLER'S CREDITORS. A meeting of creditors in the ectnt© if William' Miller, money-louder, who iiisappeared some time ago, was held i tho Official Afeigneo's office thif. ftomoon. There were a dozen crediors present. , ~ , .... \ summary of asset* and liabilities -reparcd by the Official Assigns bowed assets amounting to £1,J84 Js ; nd Uabilitios consisting of proveo fcbti (ordinary) £4,207 U-lOdagi proved dftMfi (pTotetentian £44 6s M. The Official explained tii.n 10 had £165 18s Id at credit m hu""The" Afsiimoo said that Mr MjH« •ent north bv eteamer , fwrn Lyitel;nonthe.nght.ofthesfh.bnthad ot b«en reen fine*. Betnre leaving .? had rolloctcd nil the monev he p*--iblv could. Ho lost e.Ueetine money; he was at it day ,rd m>ht. It 6 impossible for hi- . „k to keep books, for the.«impl« ■Son that the bankrupt had novor truck a balance for years. It was decided to spend a sum not jxceedins £6O towards bringing 3*back m the event of his Wg atretted.

them adhere to that purpose with unswerving resolve through all difficulties and discouragements until their redemption is accomplished. Mr Lloyd George has been severely criticised for calling attention to the inequalities of wealth and poverty, but that was only to be expected. Ho is surely right, however, in asking the country to reflect on these things. English people aro so accustomed to the sight of poverty and mean streets that they are apt to take it as a matter of course, and pass by, like the Levite, " on tho other side."