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Editorial Remarks
A 8UCCEUSFUL HKASON.
With tho Thanks&lvUg game Ne
braska closed a season which l'as, on
the wholo, been eminently successful.
Whllo three defeats were tuffered
they wero all excuar.ble, arj more
than overbalanced by our record of
. Ictorlea. It la Indeed no exaggera
tion to say that the 3hv.wlng made by
Nebraska this year liai Btrved to keep
her before the public eye even more
tlinn tho unbeaten re ord of tho two
preceding years
Perhaps tho very fai't that wo have
been defeated, has aidec us, by proving
lhat whllo our work !: recent years
(Continued from Page Ono.)
enco rules aro to govern tho runners'
plogfiblllty. Tho men rooolved tho
best of treatment at tho hands of Chi
cago university. Nothing was loft
undono to make things favorable to
Nebrnaka, and our representatives
wcro given cheer after cheer at the
finish. From Chicago tho men went
lo St. 1-Otlls for a short visit at the
fair.
No attempt was rnadu by Nebraska's
representatives to gain admission in
to tho Big Nino at tho recent confer
ence htlu In Chicago. Manager Davis
and Dr. Clapp -wore both there, but
not to advance any claims on bohalf
o( Nebraska. No dnilnlto dates for
lootball games havo vet been made
with any of the Big Nino teams. All
the Big Nine schedules aro up in tho
air, and until things are somowhat
settled, nothing definite can be done.
Sentiment for Nebraska BeeraH much
stronger among all tho representatives
at tho conferonco than over bofore.
Our prowess in athletics generally is
making us more and moro respected,
and moro and moro looked to by oth
er colleges. '
REVIEW OF PLAY.
Continued from Page One.)
recommends himself to God and de
scends into the grave, Good Deeds
still following, while aloft an Angel
wolcoms him Into tho "heavenly
tphero."
Tho play, then, is very symbolical.
It exhibits matters on contreto ex
perience under tho form of abstract
Images and ombloms. Its strength
and weakness consist allko In tho clr
cumstanco that tho fablo ha3 no in
trinsic interest whatover, it Is merely
a figure, an adnumbration. Thero is
nothing to distract from tho lesson or
moral, whllo the various images and
embloras, abstract as they may bo,
enable even tho dullest imagination
to roallzo vividly Buch fleshless em
bodied ideas as Death and Judgment,
and to realize in their universal
necessity. It Is to some such source
as this that tho influences of these
moral play must be referred In the
day of them. Like tho grand drama
they represent an impulse natural to
every young literature, a crudo but
sincere attempTto roallze tho popular
religious beliefs which had already
found expression in the Mysteries and
Miracles, plays modelled upon tho
Blblo storlcB and the lives of the
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ouvcrThcatrc I The College Man
has been almost phenomenal, it has
been underlaid by genuine ability, and
hot of the quality to bo dissipated by
tt little adversity.
The financial management has beon
ablo. Beginning tho reason with an
ominous deficit in the troasury, tho
end of tho season sea the athletic
board with at least enough money
en hand to guarantee the succces of
our other, more dependent branches
ol athleUcs. It seems too, that with
our present athletic standing, finan
cial embarrassments need not in the
imtmedtato future, bo teared We
ought now to be in a position to se
cure well paying games, and, as a
result, provide our athletes with
equipment and- training more ade
quate to their needs. Tho Nobraskan
believes that Manager Davis has done
his work well.
Wednesday, November 30
HENRY W. SAVAGE
offers
RICHARD
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W. Doty's delightfully
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