Word: accepts
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...camps for the training of officers, there is already every assurance of another in May. If the under-age man can face his problem with clear-headed foresight, can see his friends and classmates leave, yet make his decision and force himself to stick to his work uncomplainingly, to accept its increased weight and responsibility and always to make the most of the exceptional opportunities for military training, he will not only develop himself to an unsuspected degree but he will also serve the nation with the highest form of patriotism intelligently directed. --Yale News
...shores. There are hundreds of thousands of Austro-American citizens in the United States, who earn their living by honest work, and desire no trouble with anybody; most of them probably are Slavs and Hungarians who have no reason to love the Austrian Empire; they must accept the consequences of retaining their citizenship with a power which is at present in all essentials a military department of Germany, and Germany is the enemy of the United States and of real popular government everywhere
...clock. He comes to the University with full authority from the State Department to speak on the subject: "Austria and the War." When first asked by a committee representing the Graduate School Society and the Law School Society to give an address on this subject, Mr. Halstead hesitated to accept on account of the delicate situation in which he is placed, since there is no actual state of war between the United States and Austria. He referred the committee to Secretary of State Lansing and the latter gave his consent to Mr. Halstead...
...desired that those who accept this invitation appear in uniform at that ceremony. Sabres need not be worn. WILLIAM F. FLYNN, Major, U. S. A., Commanding...
...cause for its origin. He further showed that Russia offered three time to stop mobilization and refer the whole matter to arbitration if Austria would stop her attack on Servia, but the only reply was from Germany, which, without consulting her ally, stated that Austria could not accept...