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Sorosis . $ to$ BOGGS & BUHL. NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH «X0^OX^XO%»V0%O%0XO%OJ^X«3iOXO«^OXO«DXC^OXO%OXOXC«OXOXOXOXOXO CONTENTS Page The Congo Question Anna Sargent, 09 5 Mere Existence L. A. G., 08 13 Some Old English Places Mary W. Brownson 15 The Innocent Irma Diescher, 11 22 Sketchesâ A Question I. D., 11 24 Rebellion M. H., 11 25 A Wish M. H., 11 25 Editorial 26 Alumnae Notes 31 College Notes 31 Calender 31 Y. W. C. A 32 Omega Society , 32 Dramatic Club 33 Athletics 33 Miscellaneous 33 Personals 35 Music Notes 36 Exchanges 37 Spahr & Ritscher, Printers, 6117 Kirkwood St. H This Company affords every convenience to shoppers. II Open an account with us and pay your bills by check, which when can-celled, operates as a receipt and avoids many unpleasant Courteous treatment makes our bank your bank. I Savings accounts receive 4 per cent, interest and can be started with anyamount from One Dollar. a⢠Trust Co. Pittsburgh . aaa FOURTH AVENUE,. Irma Beard, 09 Eva Cohen, 09 Margaret Greene, 11 Virginia Marshall, 08 Lilla A. Greene, 08 Ethel Tassey, 10 The Sorosis WOh. XIV. MAY-JUNE, 1908. No. 8 THE CONGO QUESTION. | In considering the Congo Ques-tion as it stands to-day it seems nec-essary to turn back in the history ofthat region to the period when it wasfirst invaded by the white man. As early as 1854 Livingston visit-ed the portion of the Congo drainedby the Kasai River, and in his finaljourney he followed its course toNyaugne, not suspecting at the time,however, that it had any connectionwith the Congo, but believing itformed the upper part of the Nile. A little later came Stanley explor-ing the country in two different ex-peditions. During the interveninginterval, interest in the Dark Con-tinent had been rapidly increasingan Europe, but in Belgium alone didjit culminate in action. Upon the in-vitation of Leopold II., some of themost notable explorers of Africa,.namely, the presidents of thegreat geographical
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