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Dr. Wharton occupied tho convoca
tion period yesterday morning with a
most Impressive talk onv'Blblo Study."
He first called attention to the fact
that four courses of Bible, study had
been organized extending through tho
four years. He Bald that he was not
here to lament the fact that Uie Bible
had been excluded from the recitation
room. It is the best thing that could
be done, and there are several reasons
why this Is true One Is the lack of
capable teaching in the recitation room.
A man who is not is genius Is disqual
ified to teach tho Bible in the recita
tion room. Contributions r n the Bible
as a literary book are scant. Beforo
pursuing the study of tho Bible as a
literary work it must havo a literary
color.
The University is a state institution,
and there are many divisions among
the people of the stato as to the char
acter of the methods by which tho book
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shall bo studied. No greater animosi
ties, hatred, or bitterness exist than
those that have arisen out of conten
tions over tho Bible. There is no use
for a- Bible If we haven't tho right
spirit. Hence indeed, there is no cause
of regret over the Bible being excluded
from tho class room.
It is said that Interest in the Bible Is
dying out. There is no decadence, but
there Is an apathy the same bb exists
toward other works. A new Interest,
however, should be awakened. The
Bible ought to be ytudled by the stu
dents who are now laying the founda
tion for their future work. It gives a
survey of tho whtfle of human life, trac
ing the progress of the Individual from
primitive times down to his present
development. It contains tho great
fundamental laws of religion and truth.
It Is well to know the mighty
forces that make for our righteousness
or damnation.
Tho Bible discloses the character of
God. It contains a clear vision of God
rlothed in righteousness and truth. It
is above all other books and nowhere
Ib such a sense of the power of Al
mighty God working in men. No young
mnn nr wnmnn enn nfforiltO Ullt it
aside. It traces tho evolution of prim
itive man to the spiritual man and all
the forced that developed him from ani
mal life". "
If a student enters the course he will
study tho Bible. He will bo putting
himself under a law. Too many stu
dents .-In pursuing their other studies
are forgetful of those that aro tho deep
est and most fundamental. In these
courses a student has tho advantage of
his own qyes and the eyes of his fel
low, students. Truth may indeed come
through tho eyes of one's associates.
There Is no law that will make for
one person's salvation and for no one
else's. Each person Is needed to spread
enlightenment among the crowds that
toll and call for help, and each should
strive to make himself a great factor
in this work.
Geology Notes.
Tho specimens which Dr. E. H. Bar
bour and his sister collected last sum
mer while In the Sioux country, the
Bad Lands, have been mado ready for
exhibition. They consist of tho teeth
of the Water Deer, teeth of some small
carnivorous animals and those of tho
rodent. Tho rodents' teeth are excellent
specimens. There is also a fossil egg
the size of a hen's ogg which shows tho
cells In tho shell very plainly. Thero
aro also a number of fossil toe bones
and a few foBslr seeds, which are very
good specimens.
Miss Carrio A. Barbour, of tho go
nlntrlfal denartment. now has tho south
part of tho museum for her special use.1
Shp Is. now classifying the iossub or
tho stato for tho Nebraska state geo
logical survey.
Dr. Barbour spent Saturday In "tfork,
selecting some choice peonies, peren
nial popples and fir and piho trees for
his yard.
Meerschaum pipes, 25 per cent off
this week. F- A. Powell, Oliver the
atre building.
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Univezsity Bulletin
TUDENT WANTED To do a little
outside work in tho morning. Call at
tho busineBs manager's office between
9 and 11:30.
LOST The first volume of Gebhardt's
Deutesche Gechlchto, with the own
er's name stamped upon tho. back.
GUERNSEY JONES.
WANTED Secondhand copies of
Hutton's St. Thomas Ot Canterbury.
GUERNSEY JONES.
Tho English club will meet with Miss
Pound at 1C32 L street, Saturday even
ing, October 17, at 8 o'clock.
DOROTHY GREEN, Sec'y.
LOST Pocket notebook, 2x4 Inches,
same stylo as "University notebook,"
except smaller. Reward for return to
this ofllce.
ENGLISH 17 (Advanced Debate).
Briefs for the Oct. 29th debate on the
direct primary will bo due at G o'clock,
Oct 21 M. M. Fogg.
ENGLISH 15 (DEBATE)
Briefs for the Oct. 23 debate on the
disfranchisement of the negro will be
due at 5 o'clovk, Friday, Oct. 16.
Briefs for tho Oct. 30 debate on the
restriction of immigration will bo duo
at liLSiLQ'clQclL Oct. 22.
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PERSHING RI FLICS ATTENTION
Regular drill Thursday evening at
sharp. All members must appear fo
drill or they will bo dropped "not 1'
good standing." Thero will bo a short
business meeting after drill. By order
E. D. STANLEY, Capt.
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