Word: shared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Before the War, Germany gave to missions as much as all other continental countries combined. But, in 1923, Germany's share of the $3,600,000 was only $30,000-most of the balance having come from Scandinavia. Approximate figures for white man and woman power...
...second group who undertook the purchase of real estate in behalf of the University called themselves the University Associates. Up until 1930 they were highly successful and a good share of the land that they had acquired had been duly handed over to the Corporation. Four years ago, however, when Cambridge landowners had discovered what was going on they had to suspend operations because of rising prices. Following this suspension it seems that the composition of the trust changed and they became an admittedly business group while still retaining in their possession several important and vital plots Among the latter...
...France. Territory 402,392 square miles in extent and inhabited by 4,000,000 people; petrolium reserves; the coal beds of the Saar Valley, worth from $150,000,000 to $500,000,000; recovery of Alsace-Lorraine; a large share of $6,500,000,000 paid already in reparations by Germany...
...which side does the real debt lie? Let us speak the truth. Our Anglo-Saxon friends like that, and there are many who share our opinion. France isn't pleading her cause. She has given her signature and she will respect it, but she demands as her right and not as an act of grace that there be taken into account in the settlement her side of the balance sheet...
America in consenting to receive a share of the Dawes annuities assumed direct and inevitable responsibility for the working of the scheme. Nothing is changed in nominal principle. In fact and substance America again becomes the associate of the Allies, but in a way which makes' her almost an equal associate of Germany if that country keeps the character of a genuinely friendly and sensible nation...