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when the cut, fit and quality of
your clothes will make a big dif
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will meet every requirement at
such a time we'll see that they
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PROF. F088LER DI8CU8SE8 TRIP
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LACK Of MONOTONY IN 'tOUS'S
GERMAN ARCHITECTURE DEVEL
' OPS BEAUTY?
Lack of Space Makes ItNecesBary for
Farmers to Use (Strict Economy
Their Lands New
Slides Interesting.
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
. LAW SCHOOL
Three-year lebufso, leadlng.to-degree
of Doctor ot Law (J.D.), which hy tho
Quarter system may be completed in
two and one-fourth calendar years.
Collego eduo&tlon required for regular
admission, one year of law being
counted toward collego degree. Law
library of 31,000 volumes.
Tho Summer Quarter offers special
opportunities to students, teachers,
and practitioners.
FOR ANNOUNCEMENT ADDRESS
Dean of Law School, UnUeVsHfef Chicago
fit right before we sell them to
you, and as for style, tailoring and
quality, you don't need to have any
anxiety on those points-we sell
good clothes and nothing else
our prices are rightright low
especially strong values in Young
Men's Suits at
$10 $15 $20
ARMSTRONG CLOTHING CO.
Good Clothes Merchants
Professor Lauronco Fpsslor gave ah
Illustrated Jecturo at convocation on
Thursday morning on the' subject of
"Vacation RamblcB Through .Europe."
Most of the' scones Wore confined to
village life, ahd tho catnedrals of
Germany. Professor Fossler declared
that ho had rocelved tho slldeB very
recently and had not Been them bo
foro himself. H1b aim was to give
nnmo Idea of what one might see when
traveling on tho continent. Professor
FosBler spoke In part as -follows;
Villages Picturesque.
"Tho villages aro very numerous
and picturesque. Every town or near
ly so, has its church and nrt house.
Very often these are very Btrlking
In deBign and beautiful. A groat deal
of the German architecture Is of tho
Gdthic. type, as conlrnsted with the
great domes and smooth lines of the
Roman style.
"Tho Gothic architecture as seen In
the great cathedrals Is very Intricate.
Tho amount of work and labor re
quired Is very great. Tho towers and
windows aro high and narrow. The
nave of tho church Is finished beauti
fully and gives one a feeling of rest.
The cathedral of Bonne waa finished
only n few years ago though begun
more than four hundred years earlier.
Economy Necessary.
"Tho German farmer has to econo
mize space all ho can. On both Hides
of the Rhine for a great dlstauco tho
steeply rising hills are terraced off to
permit of cultivation. The effect Is
most striking. This groat amount of
work has all been done by the ex--pondlture
of much physical toil for It
all had to be done by hand. On the
tops of mountainous ridges aro to bo
seen old castles built many years ugo.
In most cases these are Btlll in an ex
cellent state of preservation.
"The German towns do not have
tho sameness and monotony of our
American cities. Most of the build
ings have slant roofs and stand for
tho most part with the gable end to
tho street. Tho buildings aro fairly
largo substantial structures. The cathe
drals are also not only buildings of
great beauty but of Immense sizo.
One may walk for many miles
away from them and yet tho cathe
dral will bo in signt.
"The patterns worked Into the Btruc
turo of tho exterior are designs of
real nrt. As compared with the cheap
artificial designs' produced in America
to serve a similar purpose, tho Ger
man production takes on still greater
beauty.
"Tho notablo fact about all these
places Is the ruggedness, masslveness
nnd substantial construction along
with a typo of architecture of much
beauty and grace."
The Western League uses
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Why? Because they are the
best. Victor Baseball "arid
Tennis Supplies. We have
the very latest styles at at
tractive prices.
Lawlor Cycfe Company
i.ja4 0 STREET
CAPITAL HOTEL CAFE
'& LUNCH COpFEfi
lit h cmd'PSts.
Open from 6 a. m. till 12
p.m. Lincoln's most pop
ular priced cafe.
OUH HOTTO: Cleamnd Qalcfc Service all the
Tlaw. Ccupw Bm1s worth 45 sold for $4.25.
Hans Worftow, Mgr.
MANY PROFS, FEW STUDENTS.
Unpopular Course at Minnesota To Be
Abolished by Regent3.
Twonty-slx Instructors teach three
students in tho collego of homeo
pathic medicino at tho University of
"Minnesota. This Is probably a record
which haB never been equalled In the
entire World.
Tho thrqp students arb Eugene G.
McKeoWn, A, H; Ahrons and 'Herman
Kcsting. McKeown graduates this
spring and thoro will bo only two un
dergraduate bomeopathlsts at Minne
sota. The regents aro planning" to abolish
tho course which has proved extreme
ly unpopular and a plan of action will
bo adopted at a meeting to bo held
In the near future , ,
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Want
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Do you need money for school next
year? We have work" this Bummer
for several young men and women at
good pay. Must bo of good character.
Good wages guaranteed; chance to
earn more., 208 Press Building, fore
noons. " 3t
A-dTrtl8emeng for, the want ad
column should be loft at the business
office, basement Administration Bldg,
between 10 a. m, and 12 m., or be
tween 2 p. m. and 5 p. m.
Cash must accompany all orders for
want ads, at the rato of 10 cents per
Insertion tor every fifteen words or
fraction thereof 'for .the first Inser
tion; three Insertions 25 cents; five
Insertions 40 cents.
7ic SOX SALE 7ic
Saturday
ONLY
7 1 -2c per pair
Special showing in
4Sc per Half Doz. 90c per do.
summer shirts .to be worn with belt and
without suspenders
UNLAND & CO.,
LITTLE BLOCK
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Saturday I
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FOR RENT Will rent our hall for
parties on Mon., Tuea., Thura. and
Fridays at 1132 N; on Tuos. and
Thurs. at 1124 N. Lincoln Dancing
Academy, Auto 4477.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE A now high-grade bi
cycle a,t 25 per cent discount, Inquire
at Nobrnskim .office. , 01-tf
FOR SALE A new-?B0 blcyclo for
$25 See ebrasUan nianagor. 122-tf
L08TANP FOUND. '
LOST-rGoId fob wln Unl., Hill, May
3d, beweon 2 and 3 o'clock, Return
to Rag Office. 128-137-31
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