Word: admittedly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...established. At present the enrolment in the S. A. T. C. is divided as follows: artillery, 600; naval unit, 500; laboratory corps, 300; signal corps, 200; and medical unit about 100. The university's exactions of the entering student are as strict as ever and it has declined to admit any who have not passed the college entrance board examinations...
...opponents of the administration have found cause for much criticism is the work of many high office-holders. A great part of it has been only too well justified. Republicans and Democrats alike, however, must admit that the President has led the country in all fairness and to the best of his ability since we entered the war. The task of organizing a great military machine is in any case great; in a country possessing no machinery for its accomplishment it is of tremendous difficulty. There have been many mistakes in the war's prosecution, and perhaps...
...unit for drill purposes will be left entirely in the hands of Captain Kendall, who will be in charge of the men during the intensive course. He will arrive in Cambridge today and will immediately announce his plans for giving the men the required amount of drill to admit them to the Government training schools for officers...
...thinking men would like to see removed from elections. The men who have the confidence of the people will be kept in office. It approaches fanaticism for oracular persons to tell the inhabitants of a nation which has thrived under a party system to disguise their feelings temporarily and admit that their whole form of government is unequal to emergencies...
...spite of the Susan B, Anthony Amendment there are few men who will admit that women are as yet superior in initiative and originality. Man has long regarded woman as the great source of inspiration for his accomplishments, but he has fondly thought the creative ability his and his alone. The service of our women in the present war has gone far toward destroying completely such an assumption, and a few years may find it thoroughly obsolete...