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EDITORIAL 8TAFF
Editor SKARUS F. HOLMES
Managing Editor. EAItLE H. TAYLOR
AHBOdato Editor... F (' MTONNKLL
ABBodato Editor... HURTON S. HILL
BU8INE88 8TAFF
Manager C. C. BUCHANAN
AHB't Manager J V MORRISON
Circulation Manager LEO BREISN
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NfhuiHlui. B huioikI-cIuss mull matter.
uniliT tho Act of CoiiKieaa of Murch 3.
1879
THl'RSHAY, APRIL U.'i, lit 11!
co)loH of the big book will hat to
run the rink of those who have al
ready deposited fifty cents falling to
piesent their claims
( op Is now In the hands of the
printer, Jacob North & ( o , and tho
engravings from the Minneapolis en
giaer aie coming In dally This
means that the edition will soon go to
press, which Is the llnal stage in Its
preparation
Announcement was made at the
( ornhusker oflWc jcsterday that the
registrar had placed air order for one
hundred and fifty copies of the book,
which will be distributed among the
high schools of the state ( offee re
ports that subscriptions are coming in
liberally and Is confident of orre of
the largest circulations that the Corn
hunker lias ever experienced
TrTornburg's Orchestra Auto U 2 ." ." 0
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GERMAN CLUB TO MEET.
Musical Program Will Be Presented
by Members.
OPPORTUNITY FOR REDEMPTION.
Financial the track season has
alwajs been a losing proposition at
the I'niversitv ot Nebraska Its de
ficit has generallv been sufllcient to
eat up a huge part of the profits made
tint ing lootball season
To this lamentable condition several
causes ian be ascribed, the immense
expense Incurred in sending large
track teams on long trips, the foiiner
lack of a suitable athletic field and
last, but not least, lack of support
There Is one cause, however-, which
exists at one tune or another in near
ly ever college or unlversltv, which
cannot be justly considered at elnas
ka- that of a poor tearrr Since time
iinniemoi ial the (ornhusker track
team has been noted for its abllilv,
and better et for itB wonderful spirit
True, it has not alwajs won tho val
le.v championship nor has it (list in
gished itset tor star performances, but
it has alwavs been able to account tor
itself It is nivaiiably feared in the
valley, it has beaten Minnesota everv
time with the exception of last jear,
thus wiping out the sting of innumer
able football deteats It has estab
Halted records which are in a lair wav
to stand. All this it has done not bv
drawiirg into Its told stats from other
schools but by developing them at
heme, not bv reiving upon star per
formers but rather upon its lndnmit
ablo spirit Nebraska has a reput.i
tion in the allev for being a good
loser a modest winner
The cause of the financial ditllcultv
then is plainlv not In the team itself
but in the support We did not wlrr
the meet at Drake, but no one will
deny that hard luck got the better of
us In the very event which we were
calculated to win
The dual meet with Ames Saturday
(AnicH wo should havo beaten last
fall) will offer an excellent opportuni
ty to begin tho remedying of the evil
'Nuf sed
Tho Deuscher Ceselliger Yeiein will
meet Thursday evening, April LT). at
8 o'clock, with Miss Ella Morrison.
1C31 F street The following musical
program will be presented ,
1. Malo Quartet '
Her Lindenbaum Schubert,
Professor Alexis, Frank Keinsch i
H II Wlebe, L R Stanley
2. 1'lano Solo
Sigrmind's Love Song
Wagner Schutt
Mariel .Jones
'.) Yocal Solo
An Operr Secret . Woodman
Hael Stanton.
1 Male Quartet
Schajer's Sonntagslied Kieuei
" l'iano Solo -
Du hist die Ruli . . .Schuber t List
Ia Gcurdoliera Liszt
Louiso Zurnwlnkel
G. Vocal Solo
(a) The Morning Clorj (b)
Chrysanthemum
Mary Turner Salter
Hoel Stanton
Sunflower in Bloom.
On our way to Nebraska hall es
tenia morning we noticed something
new in the greenhouse It looked
strangely familiar and after racking
our brains for several minutes, it sud
denlv occuned to us that it was a
sunflower in bloom It was the onlv
new flower in bloom in the gieen
house
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