Word: tare
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...private shaking his wiser head. When his lost love's daughters descended on him for an indefinite visit, Mr. Donkin's position was further complicated, for two of the girls were old and pretty enough to set adolescent boys on their ears; the third was a tomboy tare who always fell on good ground. All meant well by Mr. Donkin, whom they adored, but their good intentions merely paved the way for his high-principled enemy's attack...
Bushido is "The Way of the Warrior" and just now that is Japan's way-due in no small measure to Lieut.-General Araki. Comparatively obscure 14 months ago, he was not listed in the Japan Year Book's Ano Hito Wa Tare Desuka ("Who's Who")* when Japan's doddering "Old Fox," Premier Ki Inukai, 77, made him War Minister (TIME, Dec. 21, 1931). Since then, in Lieut.-General Araki's opinion, events have followed the Divine pattern. Last week the Japanese Army, symbolizing the Imperial Sword, was striking the last blows needed...
Municipal and state advances in the tare of juvenile delinquents have blinded many to the callousness of the federal government in dealing with the young criminal. The United States government, practically alone among the civilized nations, makes no distinction between the child and the adult criminal. When a few days ago President Hoover-recommended that the Attorney General be empowered to forego prosecution of children and turn them over to the state authorities for special care, he was proposing no startling advance but was merely advising a step that long since should have been taken...