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History has repeated itself once again in the present war. Of all the combatants Poland has suffered the most and will gain nothing. With Russia on one side and Germany on the other, brother has found himself fighting brother in the tide of battle that has swept back and forth over the country. Just now the suffering of Poland is due to lack of food. Children and young babies are dying every day simply because they can get nothing...
...announcement of fall publications of the University Press contains, among other works, by men connected with the University, a diplomatic history of Poland, the second edition of the poems of an early Italian poet and a law book of unusual interest...
...Second Partition of Poland; a Study in Diplomatic History," by Robert Howard Lord '06, Instructor in the Department of History, describes a period in the history of Poland that has never hitherto been written in detail. The book gives a comprehensive account of the series of events which began with the outbreak of the Russo-Turkish war in 1787 and ended in the new dismemberment of Poland six years later. It is based upon extensive researches in the archives of Petrograd, Moscow, Berlin, and Vienna, and upon the materials printed in Russian, Polish, and the western languages...
...time when there was marked depression in nearly all branches of business. At the Harvard-Princeton game in the Stadium last year $3,883 was collected, while at the same game this year the figure dropped to $3,200, in spite of the fact that conditions in France and Poland are worse tha never. Between the halves o flast Saturday's Yale-Princeton game over $5,000 was collected...
...ever-growing need. In Belgium a whole population is barely being saved from sheer starvation; in northern France the wretched non-combatants are in as pitiful a plight; in Servia, disease of the most malignant and deadly character adds its destructive powers to lack of food and shelter; Poland, harried by the contending hosts, well nigh fails to make its lamentable condition known...