Word: walked
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Nostrand avenue, and walk back one block to Bedford avenue...
...possible, after the Officers' Material School is disbanded, that upperclassmen may use the Smith Dining Hall. Standish and Gore Dining Halls are being used entirely by Freshmen and Unclassified Students, and many upperclassmen living in the Freshman Halls, or in the neighborhood, have to walk up to the Union for their meals. This may relieve the demand for tables in the Union sufficiently to give up the use of the Reading Room as a dining hall. Last year this room was changed into a University eating hall because Memorial Hall had been given over to the Radio School...
...wrote last time my wound was but a scratch and has now been all healed up for some time. I got some gas up my nose this last time which makes me wheeze, when I walk, like an old accordion and also raised a few blisters on my face, neck and chest--but fortunately did not get into my eyes very much or hit me hard enough to make much trouble, unless I over-exert...
...errand whose importance can hardly be overestimated. Both as to the character of the delegates and the manner in which they carried themselves, sometimes under great provocation, our principal organization of workingmen is to be congratulated. No trained diplomatists could have done better. No other Americans in any walk of life could have exhibited a loftier patriotism...
...make use of it. In a great military operation, large reserves are necessary to exploit a success. In the war itself there is need of vast reserves of energy and of intelligence to insure, after the victory, the resumption and continuation and expansion of national activity. In every walk of life there will be empty places everywhere there will be need of trained and developed men to fill those empty places, immediately and effectively. Every one of you, in the special line in which you are working, has a grave responsibility: you are like the soldier in the trenches...