Word: hazarding
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...with the dinner gong and the keys. Did they get invited to have some ice cream and did they yelp in answer "we want beer." Not quite, except that the inspiring slogan actually did rend the night air. From the safe vantage point of upstairs windows someone did hazard that it must be Browne and Nichols and someone else threw out an empty cartoon of ice cream, in self defense one must surmise and thereby rose the tale. And that about the lurid detail of swinging red lanterns? We believe someone saw one. Having learned to rely on New England...
...best of health. His secretary has to help him up to the rostrum of his Bible class. At banquets he dozes wearily. But last week's vote displayed not only his political mastery of Atlanta but his determination to give his city economical government at any personal hazard. Last week his enthusiastic friends talked loudly of running him for Senator or Governor...
...week both roads were considering plans to restore the 18-hr. speed for their two best trains late next month. Their officers believed that the last 20 years had produced such a large improvement in rail safety devices that the faster schedule could now be maintained without the old hazard. The New York Central main line is now equipped with automatic train control from end to end whereas the Pennsylvania employs a safety system of illuminated engine-cab signals...
What chance of winning the Democratic nomination has any one of the dark horses listed in the CRIMSON's presidential primary poll? For one of a prophetic turn of mind, picking the winner of the Irish Sweepstakes offers less hazard and much greater reward. The dark horses on the CRIMSON's string are Senator Bulkley of Ohio, Governor William II, Murray of Oklahoma, Samuel Seabury of New York and former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri. Down in this shadowy side of the paddock are a crowd of other aspirants who are more than willing to run if given...
Until now, there has been room in the vaults for only half of the highly inflammable plates, and the rest have been exposed to the hazard of fire. The new structure will eliminate this danger and give the collection the housing it deserves. Although the expenditure of a large sum on such a building may seem at present out of proportion to its value to the University, it is surely justified by the need of guaranteeing for science the preservation of the fruit of years of work...