Word: pay
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...have pledged themselves will have to be made unless the money is paid at once. To obviate such a canvass the subscriptions books will be ready at the CRIMSON office today from 8.45 to 9.30 a.m., and from 1 to 2 p.m. The men who have subscribed can pay then. New subscriptions are also asked to complete...
...time in November. A friendly adjustment may be made before that time by mutual agreement of the parties involved, though it is doubtful whether the commissioners will withdraw from their present position. If the case is finally determined in favor of the commissioners they will of course have to pay for the land at its full valuation of $89,000; but this result will be far from satisfactory to the College as there are strong reasons for wishing to retain the property. The case is one of four or five in which the College is interested, and nearly...
...reported to the conference by W. R. Lawrence '01. Under the direction of Groton graduates in Harvard, meetings are held four times a week by the boys of the neighborhood. Athletic meets and theatrical performances have been conducted during the year, and the proceeds will be used to pay for a summer camp in the country...
...baseball season, and to try new men. The band will play at the important games this spring, and during May and June will give evening concerts in the Yard. Blue-books will be posted in a short time to secure subscriptions for about 50 dollars which is necessary to pay running expenses...
When the play opens, Wiese is engaged to marry the heroine, Luise, though he has never seen her. He and Salt finally decide to pay her a visit, and at Wiese's request each pretends to be the other. In this way Wiese hopes to see his fiancee and discover whether she suits him, as he is free to withdraw from his engagement if she does not. The two meet Luise with her father, and many complications follow. Salt and Luise have met before, and now fall in love again. Wiese gives way to them and the play ends with...