Word: bread
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...politics his profession unless he is rich enough to be able to withdraw at the times when his judgment does not indorse the actions of his party. For otherwise, there is almost sure to come to a professional politician a crisis when he must choose between his principles, and bread for his children. A man not rich enough to make politics his profession in this manner, should go into a business or profession and then take office when the conditions are such that he agrees with his party, but can also withdraw from politics at such times as he does...
Lippincott's-- "The Bread on the Waters," by Alfred Sutro...
...most precious thing in all the earth, with no transient endearment, but with his most faithful and abiding devotion. Third, he must be brotherly. College men have privileges which not one man in a thousand has, but this does not make them better than other men. The bread that men of culture and leisure eat they owe to the farmer and the miller and the baker; the houses they live in they owe to the carpenter and mechanic; the clothes they wear to the shepherd and weaver and shop-keeper. Let them consider themselves the equal of the toiling classes...
Weights--W. A. Boal 1L., S. G. Ellis '01, R. C. Health 2L.; bread jump C. D. Daly '01, A. W. Ristine '02, J. H. Shirk '02; high jump--C. M. Rotch '01, N. F. Gildden, Jr., 03; hurdles J. H. Converse '02, J. G. Willis '02, R. Abererombie '03, J. W. Hallowell '01; sprints--J. E. Haigh '03. A. M. Butler '02, W. G. Clerk '01; distance runs. O. W. Richardson 2L., H. W. Foote 2 Dv., W. A. Applegate '01, S. H. Bush '01 H. B. Clark '01, C. J. Swan '01, L. C. Lodyard...