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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l!, 1908.
BRYArJ COLLEGE PRESIDENT?
"Mr. Brynn to succeed Chnncollor
Aiulrows as head of the Unlvorslty of
NohrnHka? That Ib an interesting
BUggeation. But, aCtor all, Mr. Bryan
1b absolutely an amatour In education,
whore an Important Btato unlvorBlty
needs a professional. And it necdB a
skilled administrator who Is a good
Judgo of men, and It Ib questioned If
Mr. Bryan Is elthor. His renown and
his norsonnl attractlvonoss ' would
have a value to a unlvorslty, but for
IiIh own Bako It would bo profitable
for him to go whero ho could loarn
us well aB teach, and there Is no placo
whero he would bo bo likely to Imblbo
profitable instruction as in the Hen
ate." Tlarpor's Weekly, November 14,
1908.
tho hopB to continuo to be mnnagod
ns 'thoy aro this fall.
TOO MANY DANCES.
A glanco at the university bulletin,
published elsowhero In UiIb paper, will
show any fair-minded person that tho
month or December will contain too
mnny dances for the students of this
university to support. On Decembor 4
there aro two hops; tho following
night there is another, and the next
week there are two more, making in
all flvo dances within ten dayB. Tho
dancing fraternity of this Bchool will
not glvo so many dances enough pat-,
ronago to make them pay out finan
cially. Tho studonts of Nebraska may
be dance crazy, but thoy aro not yot
- Rubbing ltln. "
! Tho following shots nro taken from
iiho KanBaaplty Stnri .. ...
There is much Borrow at Lincoln,
but tho gloom isn't a clrcumstnnco to
what it will bo whon tho Carllslo In
dians got through with tho Corn
buskers. Missouri piled up as big a Bcoro as
possible against Washington unlvor:
slty nnd now tho Jayhawkor coaches
believe they know ovory thing tho
Tlgjors have. Thoy'ro sly boyB, at
Lawronce.
"Tubby" Hoed, tho big guard, will
not be in tho Kansas lineup against
Iowa on account of tho three-year
rule. ThlB rulo kept MJUor, Anderson
and another Missouri star out of the
Iowa gamo, but still tho Tigers won!
The Jayhawkors probably flguro that
thoy can repeat tho performance of
(he Mlssourlans.
Quarterback Cooke or Nebraska
qulvored and shook with stago fright
or gridiron scaro or something of tho
sort when ho saw tho florco Kansas co
horts charge into the Cornhusker line.
Don't blame hlrii. Ho had a hunch
that tho Nebraska gooso waB cooked.
The Haskell Indians ovldontly
bumped Into something awful when
they tackled tho Louisiana football
team. Thirty-two points is twenty
seven more than the Indians wore de
feated by Nebraska. But what Is Ne
braska, anyway?
Right now it seems that Kansas Ib
ns confident of trimming Missouri ns
Nebraska was of whipping Kansas.
Maybe
Tommy- Johnson, the Knutmu quar
ter, returned kicks with great clover
ness in tho gamo against Nebraska.
He'll have a worthy opponent in this
department when ho hooks up with
littlo Doatherage of this city Thanks
giving day.
"King" Cole's "peek-a-boo" pl'ayB
ought to show up well in this warm
weather.
I low many eligible freshmen who
havo been niBhed by the fraternities
have not yot been "spiked?"
Before Nebraska will have confi
dence in tho Missouri football team
tho "Bhow-me" team will havo to show
Kansas.
If the stories of tho Kansas spying
on tho Cornhuskers. lost week aro
true, the Jayhawkors aro moro hawk
than Jay.
AS MAID Of ORLEANS
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PROFE880RALICE HOWELL' PRE-
' 8ENT8) JEANNE D'ARC.
PORTRAYS STRANGE CIIUMCTER
Dramatic Spirit of . McKayc's Poem.
Weil Developed and Features of
French Girl's Character Care
fully 8hown.
- Last evening at 8 o'clock In the
Temple thcator Professor Alice How
ell of tho elocution department pre
sented,, the well known dramatlp poem,
".tennno- d'Arc'-Lnst March Professor
Howell Interpreted tho same selection
a.t the Temple principally for the stu
dents Jn .nor department; thlB time,
however, it was given for tho general
public and under the auspices of the
ladles of Holy Trinity church. Miss
Howell thoroughly entertained the
largo and appreciative audience as
sembled, and fulfilled the highest ex
pectations, even of those who were
acquainted with her former commend
able productions.
Jennno d'Arc was first presented in
October of 1900, by Mr. Southern and
Miss Marlowe, and was one of tho
leading numbers in their repertoire
last season. "Mr. McKaye, the author,
adheres more closely to history than
(toes Schlllor in his "Maid of Orleans."
He is true and historic in his por
trayal of the spirit of courago and
patriotism of the soldier shepardess.
The Command.
The first scene or the drnma is in
the village ot Domremy, where tho
simplicity of Jeanne's life is illumin
ated by the visitation of her paints
who, at tho end of the act, bid her go
forth and raise the groat Beige of "737
leans and nave the Dauphin crowned.
The command Is given undor tho "La
dies' Tree," near Domremy; spring
time, 1428, nnd follows:
"Jennne d'Arc, thy Lord hath chosen
thee
To snvo'the land of France."
"The voice of His archangel calleth
from the battle
Vivo la France! Vlctorle! La Franco
sauveo!"
"Daughter of God, go forth!"
It is in tho second act, when at the
castle of Chlum, Jeanne convinces tho
Dauphin, LouIb VII., of the divine or
igin of her mission, that tho love sit
uation begins. Hero tho king's cousin,
the Due D'Alencon, falls under the
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H4I.O. TWO STOKES 1415. 0. 1 dn of them Black and Tan. all sizes
so far gone that thoy aro going to
encourage so great a number of dnnces
in such a short time. Some of thorn
may want to attend all these hops, but
dear pator has not supplied thorn with
enough coin to permit tho extrava
gance, and so somo of theso func
tions aro going to suffor unless their
managers nro sagacious enough to
postpone them.
It' Is almost a certainty that one
of the two dances Tjooked. for Friday,
December 14, will suffer from- tho lack
of financial support It may bo that
they both will bo hurt by tho doublo
schedule. The patronage for that
night will probably be divided so that
thero aro not enough students nt
either hop to make it "pay. Not only,
the doublo schedule threatons these
two hops, though. Tho froshman hop
the next night, December 15, promises
to bo well attended, as all first year
hops aro, andt will cut in on the
attendance at the functions of tho
previous evening. Thero seems to bo
no way of ro-nrranging those danco
dates now, though, but somo meanB
ought to bo taken to prevent conflicts
in tho future
If tho student managers cannot
plan their hops bo that thoy will not
bo ''bunched" tho university faculty
should stop in, dud guide tho young
merif It Is tho height of iolly to allow
The name of-a member of tho Car
lisle Indian football team Ib "Cries-for-Three-Rnj8."
After the gamo Do
comber 2 ho may be crying for more
than that.
Missouri's new 'frat, "Tho Flunker's
Society," extends a special invitation
to all "ellglblo Nebraska students to
join. Acceptance should bo mailed tq
A. M. Canned, Columbia, Mo.
Keepers of Lincoln rooming houses
nro complaining about tho mld-semes-tor
oxaminatlonB nt this university.
Thoy say that they want them put off
until Christmas, or later, so that so
mnny students will not leavo their
lodgings before tho end of the bc-moster.
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spell of her pure -and patriotic spirit
and evontually, through hls faith In
her, Is made to "pray, tremble and be
lieve." She Is characterized as the
"Maid of God."
.Daughter of God, choose boldly"
"I have, Indeed,
A signbut not for you; it may be
seen
By ono alone, my Dauphin."
Vive La France.
During tho third net Jeanne Is
wounded, apparently fatally, but In
spired by her "Voices" and tho call
of her soldiers for "Lescound," she
turns tho retreat ordeVed by Dunais,
tho French commander before Or
leans, into an attack onto tho Jast
stronghold of tho English, and the
act ends with tho raising of tho Beige,
and the exultant rejoicing of tho peo
plo. "Daughter of God, bo strong."
"Work, work and God will work!
Follow tho llllos and shoot ypur ar
rows straight!"
Tho fourth act takes place, during
the march of tho army to Rhelms,
whero tho coronation will take plaqe,
By aid of a vision Jeanne seeB through
and frustrates tho designs of Seigneur
Do La Tremoullle, tho king's favorite,
who, for Belflsh reasons, wishes to
keep Charles from being crowned.
Jeanne narrowly escapes being tho
victim of the plot.
"Guard me, you dear and glorious
voices!"
To build and build on running sands
How terrible It must bo to God!"'
"Lord, I go;
For Thou art bridegroom to tne 'Maid
of God.'"
The Victory,
me last act is in the prison at
Rouen, when, worn out" In body and
mipd by the long trials and injustice
of the inquisition, and forsaken by
the "Voices," pale hallucinations como
to Jeanne and she hears ever and
anon the voice of tho judge's clerk
crying the question in the justice hall.
It is here that the Due D'Alencon, dis
guised ob a monk, reached the wand
ering mind of tho maid and brings
her back to faith In her snlnts and
her Voices.
"Surely sho hears some volcos! Is.
she so 111?"
"Look down, St. MicHael; once again
I wear
Thine armour: Lord, I drend
No more tho flames."
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