Word: cuba
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Chun, M.I.T. 4. Siam: (a) Music, C. Kajasevi (b) Moving Pictures, P. Sukhum and N. Pauvedya, assisted by M. Longla 1M. 5. Russia: Piano Selections, Mr. Paul Donovan 6. Mexico: "Revolutionary Experiences," F. Vela 1M 7. Porto Rico: Piano Solo, J. M. Sanroma, New England Conservatory of Music. 8. Cuba and United States: Dramatic play entitled "A Game of Comedy." Fromont, a French actor J. V. Manach Marie, a laundress, Miss Dorothy Googins Pierre, Fromont's Servant, H. E. Wiener 9. France: "A Greeting From OverSeas," Pierre Ayme Martin 1L 10. "My Country 'Tis of Thee...
...swarthy gentleman with the pursued look and the bundle under his arm. Once safely inside your room he will open that parcel and bring forth anything from cigars to winter suitings. Taking you into the closet he will whisper in your car that he has just come from Cuba or Canada and has managed to get by the custom officials. He wants to go to Chicago and must raise the money immediately. Much as it displeases him he realizes that he must sell his treasures. Since they didn't cost him much in their native land he is willing...
There are 42 Freshmen from New England in this registration, 57 from the middle states and 14 from the south. Norway sends two men and Spain one; Mexico sends eight; Chile and Japan each two; while Cuba sends one and China four...
There have been coming reports, no doubt largely exaggerated for dramatic effect, of Americans leaving this country for Mexico, for Canada or Cuba, to avoid the military duty which rests on each citizen as the price of his citizenship. One might be easily tempted, with shallow wisdom, to demand that laws be enacted to prevent these men from seeking in flight the presumably safe but blastingly dishonorable course of the coward...
...might be suggested that if among the American eagle's brood there are such scantily feathered crows as may not bear the eagle's altitude, they could fly to more suitable places than Cuba or Canada. In neither of these two countries is great love fostered for poltroons. And Mexico, with all her sins, places no immoral value on the prime necessity in our scheme of existence of the preservation of human life...