Word: founds
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...ended yesterday, will be completed this morning when automobiles will gather the contributions from the rooms of the collectors. All men appointed to canvass their respective dormitories are requested to leave their doors unlocked, with the clothing and books piled separately on the floor where they may be easily found...
...first blush this seizure seems like an unwarranted grabbing of neutral property. However, this is far from being the case. A well-known and established right of international law, the right of angary, allows belligerents to seize neutral shipping found in its territories, under stress of necessity and with proper compensation. Our need for more ships is great and ever-increasing. Holland will, of course, receive full payment for the use of her property...
...automobile will gather the contributions from the rooms of the collectors between 2 and 5 o'clock this afternoon. All men appointed to canvass their respective dormitories are requested to leave their doors unlocked, and the clothing and books piled separately on the floor where they may be easily found...
...year, lost the decision after he had fought an extra round with S. B. Colby '21. In the heavyweight boxing class, G. W. Helm '20 was outpointed by R. M. Sedgwick '21 in the feature match of the afternoon. Owing to the late start which was made it was found necessary to postpone some of the preliminary matches and these will be held today in Randolph Gymnasium at 3.30 o'clock...
This measure has been found to be legal. A treaty of 1799 with Prussia stated that if war were declared between the United States and Prussia, merchants of both countries should have nine months to settle their affairs and leave. Those nine months have now expired. No one, if he remembers the destruction of American property on the high seas, can say that we are grabbing what we can from a defence-less enemy. The argument that their industries should not be returned until this property is paid for is certainly convincing...