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EDVltf JdlLItOY SUNDERLAND, '07.
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8. M. Rinaxkii, '00 - - MnnnginR Editor
PitKD Ballahd, 'Of. Nows Editor
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NEBRASKA IN SIXTH PLACE.
With duo respect for Mt. Tracy, we
beg to take ono exception with him
relative to his "lino up" of American
universities as published In the Bos
ton Transcript, and reprinted In Mon
day's Nobraskan. Ab ranked by him,
Nebraska has a total enrollment of
2,914 students and stands thirteenth
among-all American universities and
soventh among state universities. As
shown in the University rocords, how
ever, Nebraska haB a total registration
of over 3,100 this year, which figure
not only places her sixth among Btate
univorsltleB, but a cIobo competitor of
both 'Chicago and Yale.
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THE LIGHT THAT FAIL8. "
Wo have boon "knocking, gently
klocking," on sovoral features of tho
Library this yoar and tho ond 1b not
yot. Tho mattor that bothers ub now
Is tho quality of the light that is fur
nished the Btudonts to read by.
Study In tho Library 1b at best no
easy task. There Ib of necessity a
certain amount of unavoidable confu
sion. Thero 1b often an atmosphere
laden with headaches, or If not, there
aro draughts that are deadly. There
are chairs preompted and unoccupied
for hours. Thero aro fudges and
chocolatos to seduce and co-eds to de
tract tho attention.
All these tilings might bo borno and
still a good grade bo forthcoming, but
when, in addition, poor lights are in
evidence, the final straw has been
Tho CO-OP sells more pennants than
all tho other Lincoln storeB combined.
There's a reason.
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DR. MAXEY'8 ADDRE88.
Speaks on United 8tates Intervention
in Cuba.
At Convocation yesterday morning
Dr. Edwin Maxoy of the Collego of
Law spoke on "Our Intervention In
Cuba." J3y way of introduction he
said that thiB talk was not official,
neither had he a commission from tho
President nor from tho Fates, but tho
facts of the caso aro of intorest to
Americans. Intervention is nothing
new, for tho nations of Europe inter
vened Jn Greece and Turkey, thero
waB Intervention of powers In Mexico,
Great Britain In Belgium, of France,
Gormany, Russia after the Russo-Jap-aneBO
war, and of tho United States
in iBthmus Ot Panama. Thus have in
terventions proven tho rule rather
than the exception.
In previous times it was based upon
humanity and self-preservation but at
tho present time It has a legal basis.
Tho United States had tho consent of
Cuba to Intervene against foreign pow
ers under the Monroe Doctrine If tho
Cuban government was unable to fur
nish protection, but this was not to
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States, they really had no government,
and their rule was by force. Whether
tho result will be annexation or pro
tectorate by the United States Is dif
ficult to say. Thero was no very great
pressure from without or panic with
in to cause a crisis, yet tho govern
ment was overturned, showing they
were not able to govern themselves
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The CO-OP sellB more pennants than
all tho other Lincoln stores combined.
There's a reason.
I BOYS I
DELIGHT
bound on the backs of the students.
The- lights aro unreservedly bad.
They are not powerful enough to make
reading easy under any conditions
and they aro not sufficiently uniform
to .allow ono to grow accustomed to
their dlmness.Thoy flicker and waver
spasmodically and try one's oyos to
tho limit. "
4.
We do not know where the fau.lt lies.
If the electric plant Is not big enough
to do better we believe an appropria
tion for an enlargement is in order.
If the wiring Is to blame, a thoro over
hauling is very ovldontly needed, if
different bulbs In tho fixtures will
remedy the defect, by all means let us
have them. Tho University cannot
afford to stand for eye strain among
Its students any more than It can for
graft. Tho two are equally viclouB in
"their effects, and neither Is to be tol
'orated. And finally we add: Let there be
light; '',.
effect internal affairs. Tho Latin
ATflorican states were under tho Mon
roe Doctrine, yet wore free to estab
lish any kind of government. Accord
ing to the Piatt Amendment, the
Cubans wore protected from tho In
tervention of 'European powers. There
were- two political classes, conserva
tive and radical. Each party put In a
ticket and the Moderates won.
Among the smaller classes were the
industrial, the poorer class, (mostly
of negro descent, who have no inter
est in politics), and the influential
class oj capitalists,' or old Spanish
plantation owners. All these favored
American intervention. In the elec
tion which followed thoro were not
officers onuf'to go around, and many
were dissatisfied, for to the puban
mind an official has a "feast of honor
and flow of graft." The payments of
claims to Spanish war veterans were
made In cash and in vouchers.
When Cuba appealed to the United
Cornhusker PhotosT"
Arrangements have been made to
have tho pictures for the 1907 Corn
husker taken at Townsend's Studio,
226 South Eleventh, street. A now and
unique card-mount has been chosen.
It Is three and one-half by nine Inches
and of a cream color, with brown
matched edges. Tho prints will bo
oval with a light background, ' They
will cost two dollars and- seventy-five
sents for the first dozen and ono dol
lar for each additional dozen.
The editor .of tho Cornhusker desires
to have the pictures all taken, If pos
sible, before' thanksgiving. All mem
bers of tho Junior and Senior classea
of the whole University will haveJJielr
pictures taken for the book.
Chapin Bros., FloriBts, 127 So. 12th.
In playing football these cold
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up to $3.75, and all sorts ofT
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