Word: repeatedly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...conduct of the camps will not be changed radically from those of last year, but the instruction will be made progressive, in order that a man will not merely repeat in his second year the work of his first. For this purpose the course of instruction for a citizen is divided into Red, White and Blue camps; the first of these must be spent by all men in infantry training; the White and Blue camps, however, may be devoted either to a continuation of the infantry work or to work with the cavalry, field artillery, engineers or signal corps. After...
...repeat these questions so as to fit the war issue. Will war defend American lives on the seas or destroy them? Are there no alternatives which will more effectively defend American lives on the seas and with less damage to the lives and institutions on land? Suppose there are not. Then are lives on the seas more precious than the lives and activities on land, which would be burned up by war? Against sea rights we must set the rights of those who stay at home to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." We must remember that much...
There is nothing so bad for a country as war and what follows it. We learned that lesson in the Civil War. The enemy got ahead of us there. Do not let us repeat the mistake...
...consideration which its importance makes it deserve. Under these circumstances the result will signify little else than a generous desire on the part of Harvard to do its part, whatever that be, in defending the country,--a fact which the past history of the institution renders it superfluous to repeat. There will even be those who, remembering the result of the presidential straw-vote in October, will discount the verdict entirely as reflecting the very opposite of the opinion of the country which is so unfortunate as to lie beyond the Connecticut. BRENT D. ALLINSON...
...Cercle Francais will repeat its play, "L'Aventurier," at the Copley Theatre, Boston, this afternoon at 2.15 o'clock. This is the second performance of the play, which was produced with success at Agassiz House, Cambridge, on Monday evening. Tickets for today's performance may be obtained at Herrick's, the Co-operative Branch and at the box office before the performance. The prices are 50 cents, 75 cents...