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FQOTBALL RALLY.
Tlir llj-sl fool hall rally of lliis sea-
ViOU Will 1)1' Ill-Ill tOlUOlTOW. Til Iri In
tlu llrsl opporluuit.x for a revival of
the ood old Nebraska enthusiasm
which has pi i-sciiloil itself In 1907-K.
Kvcrj body should conn prepared to
contribute a 111 tic energy of a vocal
nature lo demonstrate lo the world
al largo and to the team In particular
the fact lhat the dudcul body Is alive
to the interests' of athletics at this
nchool. N one lo whom these meet
ings are familiar "doubts the great
amount of good incidental to them.
It is a good thing to forget your cares
for a short while in order to develop
a lllib- enthusiasm for this Institution.
In the past these mass meetings have
been suco ssful indeed, and it is in
cumbent upon the students here today
to at any rate keep up to the standard
of the past.
We must arouse outselves from this
lethargy before it Is loo late; prove
to ourselves lhat we are worthy of and
capable of cherishing the traditions of
the Unlvcrwlt, all too few In number
ut best. No one would wish to ace
Nebraska without a football team, or,
"FRATS" WILL ARM.
Greek Letter Men Prepare to Resist
Robbers.
A huge burglar held up the Sigma
Chi fraternity house at Northwestern
l'niv I'slt y Sunday morning, fntimi
.In ing the Kiudenis with ,i revolver
ami obtaining booty to the value of
oer $:oo.
.lust lime wc-ks befoie tin- Ilet.i
Thel.i IM fraternity house was robbed
in exactly the same way by a maske 1
buiglar. The twelve "frats" now de
clare they will arm and be prepared
lor a like visitation
Y. M. C. A. Men's Meeting.
Tonight, in I'. KM',, from 7: no to
7 :;:), will be held the second of the'
legulnr mid-week Y. M. C. A. devo
tional meetings. These meetings are
conducted under student lea lershlp;
.1 ('. Knode. '(IS. Is to lead this one.
l! is the intention of 'he committee
ir make the time spent here worth
while. All men are welcome to come
out ami spend a half hour with us be
fore beginning the evening's work.
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New Books in the Library.
Abrams, Israel Shor: history of Jew
ish. Iifer.it tire.
Allen. Grant Florence. 2 vols.
Puhlsen, Leopold Teaching of mod;
'era languages.
Bnhr, Hermann Mcister Krampus.
Baker, George I. Development of
Shakespeare as a dramatist.
Benson, Arthur ('. From a
window.
Merger, Alfred Freilurr von Studien
und krilikeu.
Crowe, .lo.seph .--Handbook of
pnl n ting; the German, Flemish and
Hutch schools.
Drhsch. II. Her Vitalismus.
lCrgebnlse der physiologic v. 1-1.
Fleming Documentary history of re- j
construction. 2 vols. I
UNIVERSITY BULLETINS.
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Wcdnesday, October 9.
, "Sift i). m. .Mechanic Arts lill .
Fngineering Society meets.
! Hon of officers.
i. wo 10 i.iju p. in. ivieuiiiiiiic .vris iuii.
7:00 to 7::I0 p. in. U. 10(.
Y. ,1. C. A. mid-week meeting.
Thursday, October 10.
college I moo a. in- .Memorial Hall.
'on vocal ion .Musical program
7:15 p. in.--Armory.
I'ei'shing Hide drill.
8:00 p. m. Nebraska Hall II.
Pathological Club meets. Demon
stration by Dr. R. A. Lymon. "Re
fect of Vagus Stimulation (weak
and strong currents), Chloroform,
ICiher, Suprarenal Extract, Alco
hol, Digitalis (toxic dosesi on
.Mammali.iu Heart."
I Thursday, October 17.
Frazer, .1. 0. Lectures On the early 7:15 p. m. Armory.
Pershing Hide drill, rryoul lor new
history of the kingship.
Hall, Basil- Napoleon In council.
BUDD'S $10.00 CRAVENETTES
Big stores don't see how Budd can sell such coats for .$10.00.
Fasy money -1 don't carry big stocks no intorost on big investment-
no expense of selling -it is a side line with mo and I only
buy when the manufacturer is anxious to sell at a price.
Snappy Popular Furnishings.
$2.50 Hats
members.
Roy (J. Pierce, '07, is at the Univer
sity of .Michigan taking a post gradu
ate course In Forestry. Ho Is working
for his master's degree.
LOST Waterman Ideal fountain
pen. Finder please return to Nebras
ka n olllce. Reward.
BUDD, $2.50 HATTER
.Madge .Merrill, ex. 1909, of Fairbury,
is visiting at the Kappa Kappa Gam
ma house.
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Mrs. Davis, hair dressing parlors arc
now located in llio Famous. Corner
Thirteenth and O streets.
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We mnnu fact ure all of our
Candies & Ice Cream
Wo make tlio finest and most
delicious drinks in tlio city.
THY OUR FAMOrS ATHENIAN
BITTER SWEETS
CHEW "NUT LOVET"
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EAT "SAUER KRAUT"
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' worse still, with a team of which wo
could not be justly proud. Wo must,
therefore, lend a hand toward making
this the most succoxsful year in our
history. Show to the men on the team
' that the student body in 'behind them,
proud of their achievements in tlio
past and confident of brilliant success
In the future. It is the least that can
bo demanded of us as loyal students
of Nebraska that wo all come out to
the llrst football rally tomorrow.
, Why not lake your bath at Chris"
jbath house, l-Jlevouth and P streets?
Try Church's. 20 cent meals, TwoKtli
and P streets.
Hardy, 15. G. Studies In Roman history.
Hough, T., rmd Sedgwick, W. T. Hu
man mechanism; Its physiology, Its' Cheapest place for students, 127 No.
hygiene and Hie sanitation of its fourteentii street.
surroundings.
Chemistry C.
Tin; claod in Chemistry C will nieei
Thursday, October 10, at 11 a,, m. in
tTie Chemistry lecture room.
Reserved seats for the Nebraska
Grinnoll game Saturday are now on
sale at Harry Porter's. Reserved seats
aro 75 cents and bleacher tickets are
50 cents
Howe, F. C British city; the begin
nings of democracy.
H.slop, James II. Problems of philoo- o
ophy. g
Johnston, John Ulaek Nervous sy.i- (Jg
tern of vertebrates. IS
JlcCurdy, James H. Bibliography ofJgj
physical training.
Mclnlvie.. J. Lowls Giordano Bruno.
Mirnbcau. Comte de Secret history 0
of the court of Berlin. '
Oiipenheinier British imperialism; ,X
. trans, bv Havmoii. fft
Santayana, George Life of reason.
Thomas Introduction to the study of
North American archaeology.
Wise, John S. Recollections of thir
teen presidents.
Boanl, $11.00 per week, 127 No. 14th.
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