Word: latters
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...honestly say that the outcome of the war in Europe is a matter of no importance or concern to him, because a dishonest neutrality is morally more reprehensible than war) in such men the desire to serve the nation devotedly and intelligently is very great. It is to the latter then, but not to those who harbor any sentimental illusions about the thing called war, that the following information is commended...
...change has been instituted in the system of classes in that men regularly attending sections Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, may also receive two hours of code work only, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and vice versa for the men attending the regular classes on the latter nights. Additional men, who intend to make national use of the knowledge they derive from the classes, may join the Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday sections now, but they will be slightly handicapped by entering the class late...
...present time no more applications are being received for the Paymasters' and Quartermasters' Departments in the army. The latter will in all probability need more men in the course of the summer, so that the course given by the University Business School, beginning June 1, should be very valuable towards this...
...Corporation and the Overseers lunched with them at their residence in Milton. After lunch a visit was made to the Blue Hill Observatory, of which Professor McAdie is director, and on the way back to Boston the party visited the Bussey Institution and the Arnold Arboretum. The latter occupies some 220 acres in West Roxbury...
Three units of the American Ambulance Service have been organized at Princeton, and will sail the latter part of this month for France. The three sections will total 73 men, all of whom have signed up for a period of six months. One or perhaps two additional sections from Princeton will leave the first week in June and it is possible that a sixth unit of 25 men may follow later...