Word: bring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...passionate feeling of the horror and injustice of war must furnish the motive for all efforts to bring it to an end. But emotion cannot supply the principles of action which guide men in living. Emotion cannot replace the inexorable logic which governs a situation; it cannot remove present necessities; it cannot disarm Europe and render her gentle and harmless...
Today we see the Allies offered 200.000 Abyssinian soldiers, armed by German and Belgian rifles. It is suggested that they be carried by the Japanese navy to Egypt or Mesopotamia to fight for Britain, France and Russia, whose foreign policy in Morocco and Persia has helped to bring this war, in which Germany was tempted to invade Belgium, and Italy to land in Albania! Where under high heaven is there either "national honor, human justice or universal principles of righteousness" in this perfectly Gilbertian complexity of aims, policies and national alignments...
...purpose of the "Blue Book" is to bring the class activities up to date. It will include the 1918 crew records, which were not in the Red Book, the Sophomore "H" men, in both football and hockey, any necessary corrections on the Red Book, pictures of newly appointed 1918 managers, pictures of the several class committees, including those who make the general class committee through the Blue Book, reviews of all the activities in which Sophomores have been engaged, as well as the dinner menu and program. Incidentally, these pictures will help out the 1918 Senior Album...
...following program will be presented: Organ Prelude, Chorale in E major Franck Chorale, "Sleepers, awake" Mendelssohn Carol, "Lo, how a Rose e'er blooming" Praetorius Carol, "The First Nowell" Traditional A Legend Tschaikowsky Congregational Hymn, "O come, all ye faithful," J. Reading Old French Carol, "Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella." Noel of the Bressau Waits Darcieux Carol, "When I see the little Jesu" Osgood Carol, "Listen, Lordings, unto me" Osgood Chorale, "Ah! Blessed Jesus, Holy Child" Bach Organ Postlude--"Finale (First Sonata) Guilmant
...following program will be presented: Organ Prelude, Chorale in E major Franck Chorale, "Sleepers, wake" Mendelssohn Carol, "Lo, how a Rose e'er blooming" Praetorius Carol, "The First Nowell" Traditional A Legend Tschaikowsky Congregational Hymn, "O come, all ye faithful," J. Reading Old French Carol, "Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella." Noel of the Bressau Waits Darcieux Carol, "When I see the little Jesu" Osgood Carol, "Listen, Lordings, unto me" Osgood Chorale, "Ah! Blessed Jesus, Holy Child" Bach Organ Postlude.--"Finale (First Sonata) Guilmant