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...first real show in months, since last winter. The Boche had been coming regularly the last three or four nights, and so everyone took it for granted that they would come this evening at about 9.15, because the Boche do everything by time table, which once established is seldom changed. The same is true at the front. If they start sending a shell in at a certain place at, say a two-minute interval, you can be perfectly sure that they will come regularly as clockwork. And once the interval is broken the firing does not start again...
With genuine sorrow we say goodbye to Captain Dupont, who leaves today to take up his duties at Camp Devens. Seldom has any man more completely charmed those who came into contact with him than...
...visited all five battle fronts, Western, Eastern, Italian, Balkan, and Mesopotamian. He has viewed the fighting forces of all the belligerent European nations except Turkey, in action, and has visited Germany three times during the war; because of his high position in international affairs he has had opportunities seldom enjoyed of analyzing the moving forces and actual conditions of the Central Powers as well as of the Allies...
When the Hon. John R. Mott, LL. D., addresses the University in the New Lecture Hall tomorrow evening at 6.45 o'clock, his audience will have an opportunity seldom gained of hearing the one man who knows the European war situation form every angle. Dr. Mott is recognized everywhere as an expert on international affairs in addition to his reputation for leadership in Y. M. C. A. and student welfare work...
...that we have an easy path before us. Newspapers have enlarged this misconception. Stories of the remarkable strides being made by our troops, of compliments paid to them, and of German prisoners' surprise at seeing so many, are printed frequently and read widely. Stories of an opposite character are seldom even printed. The result on the average person can be none other than to elevate the untried American army above its experienced foes and allies...