Word: woe
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...program is announced as follows: 1. Dear Christians, one and all, rejoice. (a) 1st Melody, 1532--Choral Prelude, Philip Wolfrum. (b) 2d Melody, 1543--Choral Prelude, J. S. Bach. 2. A saving Health to us is brought. Choral Prelude, J. S. Bach 3. From depths of woe (Psalm 130). Choral Prelude, Sigfrid Karg-Elert. 4. Come, Redeemer of our race (Veni, Redemptor gentium). Choral Prelude, J. S. Bach 5. Now praise we Christ (A solis ortus cardine). Choral Prelude, J. S. Bach. 6. Christ who freed our souls from danger. Jesus Christus nostra salus, John Huss. 7. Christ...
...this ruthlessness to "a brave little people." Germany has had so much to do with brave little peoples in the past three years that she may pass as a judge. Her sympathies, it must be admitted, have been for Finland, Ireland, and Greece. She has seen with no overburdening woe the desolation by brand and steel of Serbia, the destruction of Belgium, the extinction of half of the Armenian race by the Turks for the honor of Islam. Yet now her ethics may not allow her to see without agony the deposition of Tino, alien king of Greece...
Whatever the cause, the presence of these outsiders in the Harvard cheering section was an outrage. I am not alone in this: all the undergraduates I have spoken to feel just as indignant--and woe betide someone if it happens again! Very truly yours, B. M. PREBLE...