Word: tender
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Last summer they fed 500,000 German children one meal of 500 calories every day at a cost of two cents per meal-all this in spite of a violent American prejudice against helping Germans even of tender...
Herta Breit, aged 11, paints tender little watercolors. Anneliese Freisler, 10, draws a Mrs. Profiteer with a biting touch of social satire. Ed Viet, 12, and Grete Hanus, 13, model little wax figures with a profound sense of rhythm. Franz Probst, 13, has an exciting vision of the Russian Revolution. Grete Blatny, 13, paints a Tyrolese wedding party. These young people are students in the art school of Dr. Frank Cizek in Vienna...
Last week, when this can of guaranteed Mascagni was opened, Emma Calve sat in the audience. But Lucrezia Bori, of tender voice, sang the violet song and threw the cherries...
Aspirants for the position of goal tender, however, will be able to get an early start, for players in this branch of the game will begin work during the first part of next week. Competition in this department will be keen, since both the goal guards on last year's first squad will be missing. Chandler Bigelow '25 has left college for good, and J. G. Flint '23 is among those lost to the team by graduation; both were letter...
...significance of this quarrel lies in its analogy to events which preceded the fall of the Diaz régime in 1911. Will President Obregon be forced by internal dissension to tender his resignation to Congress as did General Diaz? President Obregon and General de la Huerta became bitter enemies after 16 years of personal friendship. Then came upon the scene General Calles, another conspirant for the Presidency, a fact which necessitated Presidential steps for the enforcement of law and order. On top of all this Señor Miguel Aiesio Robles, Minister of Commerce, tendered his resignation...