Word: fors
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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The squad will leave New Haven this noon for Boston: on their arrival they will be taken to the Belmont Country Club, where they will stay until after the game tomorrow afternoon they will have an opportunity to practice in the Stadium.
"The League of Nations is essential for the future peace and safety of the world," said Hugh Walpole when asked his opinion concerning that bitterly contested undertaking. "As it now stands it has many flaws in it, I admit. But then every great experiment is never first presented in its...
"The general opinion among Americans seems to be that the League is something permanent; something that cannot be revoked, and for that reason they shun it; they consider it something terrible. Were the League this permanent affair that seems to be generally supposed, it truly would be well to hesitate...
The team sat on the platform during the demonstration. After individual cheers for each member, the singing of the Marseillaise concluded the meeting.
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