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...lowest rate of interest which has been offered since the War were disposed of, and the question of how to meet the greater part of some $615,000,000 worth of Treasury notes which fell due on March 15, was settled. Some bankers felt that the Treasury was rash in making a longterm, low-interest offering, but the results proved the offer was well timed...
...Significance. Premier Baldwin personally summoned the outstanding labor and employer leaders to his residence and requested them to restrain their subordinates from making rash pronouncements of any kind. For a wonder, they heeded and enforced this well advised request. As a result, the week was spent by all concerned in attempting to digest the stupendous bulk of the Report...
...brother, Prince Nicholas, celebrated his renunciation by staging a wild party at Mitchell's, atop Montmartre, Paris (see CELEBRITIES DINE). Later he and the mysterious lady left Vienna to seek a quiet exile in Sweden; and he is expected to arrive shortly at Bucharest, in order to retract his rash step, which he now bitterly regrets...
...have been for a long time interested in this and other questions connected with the modern game of football and have made systematic observations and inquiries of football players, and I came to the same conclusions that George Owen has come to. I was rash enough to incorporate these and other comments on the modern game as compared with the game as originally played at Harvard and in England in my account of the history of football in the Harvard H' Book, but I was requested to cut all this out on the ground, although it was said...
Absurd as it may seem, this controversy is a very real one at Yale, and, though it may take a Thirty Years War to end it, there is scarcely any doubt as to the ultimate result. It may appear unholy rash to say it, but we venture to predict that Yale--even Yale--will abandon its attempt to effect virtue by compulsion...