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IS NOTVERY SERIOUS
DR. MAXEY DECLARES REPORTS
ARE EXAGGERATED.
HIT OYER 10,000 INSURECTOS
United 8tates Government It Justified
In Keeping TKoopa on the'
Border Line
out n8 an' organized body. Neither la
thero any wrong-In' Belllng"elther side
ammunition as long ns they are not
allowed store houses on our Bide of tho
line.
.As proof that tho Insurrection -was
not tnkon very seriously, Dr. Maxey
said railway and other stocks havownot
slumped and capital does not appear
worried In tho least. Tho rovolt is
merely interesting as'a little scaroj al
though it may brngabout a Tow good
results.
BRADFORD
CLOTHES
GRAND-MILITARY BALL.
Professor Edwin Maxey of tho law
school delivered an interesting addresB
at yesterday '8 convocation on "The
(Mexican Situation:" Professor Maxey
said tho reports of the revolution in
Mexico had been greatly exaggerated
by. the American, newspapers, which at
times exhibit great imaginations. The
insurrection In- reality is confined to
thfeo of the mpat thinly settled' of tho
i Mexican provinces . TReso provinces
ate well adapted -for tho purposes' of
the- insurrectos. They are rough and
mountainous and arc close to the1
American border, whichmakes escape
convenient. One of the provinces,
Cower California, is said to bo trying
to-gain admission to the United States.
Not Over 10,000.
The revolutionary armies would not
tbtaHlOjOOOjisald'JDr. Maxey; so-thelr.
fbrces'aro small' compared wltti those'
which. the-government could put-In- the
field- It Beoms that tho Mexican gov
ernment, therefore; is not seriouBly
threatened. The men who compose
tho revolters are a great many who
have no property and some- who really
believe in democratic principles and
think they could be used In Mexico
" "successfully". " ATnrTulo-tho- property
in Mexico is owned by a few people.
Tho others have nothing at all. They
also have some real grievances. The
taxes are very high. As the officers
.are .very poorly paldj graft is abundant
and but a small portion of the taxes
reach.thettreasury. Suffrage Isnbt al
lowed ln Mexico, although thorconsti
. tutlon provides for it. However, four
fifths of. the population can neither
read nor write and for that reason it
is best that they should not vote. ,
Americanr-ClttaenB
So far about all the insurrection has
accomplished is to secure a now min-
Istry. It is thought that tho revolu
tionists can dictate other terms to tho
government, but just how far they can
go remains to bo seen. Professor
Maxey thought there was legitimate
uao for tho troops- along the border.
President Taft has "declared thero
would be no intorovntlon unless citi
zens of the United States are in dan
ger. ThiB does not mean our citizens
In Mexico, They take thesamo'chances
as the Moxlcam citizonB as long; as they
have their rights in tho courts. The
troops aro needed, to enforce our own
neutrality, a,t the border. Wo also
owe it to ourselves and Mexico to al
low no foreign forco to land in Mex
ico, although tho speaker thought that
there was nothlngto the Japanese-station
story. Then the United StateB
could not allow armed bands to ctobb
the border for cover and then go back
again as soon as tho danger was
passed. Thero is no legal, wrong- in
an American citizen enlisting with any
foreign army; but they must not- go
Decided to Make- the Dance an" In
formal-'Affair.
Announcement has been mado that
the'inllitaryi ball is'to- be lnformal..ox
cept that all commissioned and non
commlsBionedr-ofricers will be request
ed to appear in uniform with slde
arms. Tickets will be on salo Tues
day morning and can be had from any
members, of tho committee, of which
fcfarry Hathaway is chairman. Every
indication at the present time is that
a large crowd will bo present. Waifs
full orchestra and the cadet band 'will
furnish music, the- band being used
only for tho grand march and seceral
two-steps. Tho ball will bo hold May
13 at tho Auditorium.
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Classified1 GToiumtr
AUvertlsementtt for' this, 'column
should be. left at the' bulne-offl6e
basement Administration bulldlhgr be
tween 1 1a m. and 12 mr, or between
2 pi m. anjd-5 p. m.
Want ads will positively not be In
serted unless paid In advance, at the
ratal xt 10. cents, pec. Jnierttoo .for
every fifteen words or fraction there
of for the first insertion; three Inser
tions 25 cents; five insertions 40 cents.
FOR 8ALEc
For Sale A good kitchen range;
pearly new; cheap. See Nebraskan
manager. tf
For Salo Duei bill otu leading? pho
tographer in Lincoln. 8ee"Nebraskan
manager. . tf
FOREWENT.
For Rent Fifteen-room modern'
house. One block from campus. Soror
ity or fraternity preferred. Auto
phone 2453. 129-St
wanted:
Wantedito BuyOld gold and silver
'jewelry. CT F. Spain? & Co., upBtalrs;
138 No. 12th SL tf
Wanted Ten men for South Da
kota; $4 per day guaranteed. Ad
dress Box 1075, Station A. 128-5t
LOST.
Lost Gold watch with "M. G." on
face and Illinois fob. Return to Ne
braskan office for reward. 130-3t
Lost Conklln non-leakablo self
filler fountain. peri. Return to Librari
an's desk. , 129-3t
FOUND.
Found a black fountain pen on
campus. Owner may have same by
paying for this ad, 129-3t
MILITARY BALL
Auditorium, May, 13th.
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latest styles, and are pncea att onl
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We hayeotherr makes that, sell from i
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Ariose:
Special' Sermon, to Students
at
M Soufe Church; Unitarian
H'and12tK Street
ARTHUR I;.- WE ATHERLY, Minister
t
Sunday. Morning, ,AprlL 30, 10:45r-SubJctrr-" Education
for Life" This isthrnnual'sermen which" thesmlnlster ad
dresses .especially to students..
Social Ethics Class, 12:15 Subject "The Relation of the
Public to the'Pu bile Schools" by V. Li. Stephens, City Super
intendent'of Schools;
AH Young, People are Cordially Invited,
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