THE DAILY NBBRASKAN
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THE TRUE FAITH.
(Contlnuod from pago ono.)
1b not tho rolo of a child. It reflects
our very oxlBtonco.
".There was once a ninn named
Goodyenr who had n dronm about
rubber. Ho followed tho promptings
of his Imagination. Ho starved his
"family and lived In a most impover
ished condition, But always he, found
a way to obtain rubber and to con
tinue his experiments. Ono day ho
was boiling rubber in a pot when un
accldont occurred. A lot of sulphur
was dumped Into tho kettle. Good
year was vastly disappointed But the
accldont pointed tho way to tho reali
zation of his dream, tho Bulphur
rubbor compound producing tho result
for which he had sought so long. You
may say that this was an accldont,
not a dream. It was an accldont, but
It would have meant nothing to any
one but a dreamer like Goodyear.
"Rovelatlons of all things are reve
lations to dreamers. While we con
gratulate ourselves on tho substltu
' tion of realities for dreams, yot wo
must remember that our whole pro
gress has come through these very
dreamB. They havo led us at last to
realities.
"Let us not bo afraid of nature;
lot ub not bo afraid of science; let
us penetrate tho sanctuaries of both.
That Is the glory of our time. Let
us remember this, but let us also re
member the dreams which alone have
permitted those things to become
realities.
"So, I say to you, keep on with your
dreaming. Dream of tho great plain
here with Its vast extent of prairie
and its numerous herds of bison;
dream of tho farm land hero with all
Its prosporlty; dream of tho great
state; dream of a church which shall
sot the spirit freo; dream of an edu
cation which shall become distinct
with the pulsations of life. Dream
till your dreams como true. Revela
tions como only to tho dreamer."
Junior Promenade.
Tho following Is the financial report
of the Junior Prom., held at the Lin
coln Hotel, February 21, 1908: .
Receipts
By cash, 61 tickets at $3.00. . . .$183.00
Expenditures
Lincoln Hotel $ 50.00
W. W. Abbott, music 39.00
Fred Groth, decorations 31.00
Tommy Coleman, refresh
ments 28.00
George Bros., programs 18.50
Ensign, hack 3.50
ChaphvLBroB., flowers . 3.00
P. J. Harrison, poster rent.... 2.50
John Uhl, doorkeeper 1.50
Simmons, tickets SJ! LOO
Porterage 1.00
Cash to class treasurer 4.00
Total $183.00
Compllmentarlos
Committee 14
Patronesses ; 3
Nobraskan, advertising 2
Guests 4 4
Total 23
AMOS THOMAS,
, , Chairman.
I have' examined the above ac
counts and vouchers and find same
corredt GROVE E. BARKER,
Chairman Committee.
If in need of summer work, calUon
O, E. Fraas toy and tomorrow at the
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,Dr. Hill, Dentist. 233 So. Eleventh,
;Chapim jfrrCHi.', florlits, 127 12th.
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