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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
PERS|ANS RISE
AGAINST THE CZAR
TERRIFIC FIGHTING REPORTED
ON THE RoNTIER-NlcHA-
LAS is APPREHENSIVE.

VIENNA. April 27.-Terrifc fighting
is reported on the shah's side of the
Russo Persian frontier.
The entire population Of ths noun
tain region south of Aras river Is ris-
ing against the Russian force now
about 1900 strong sent into their
country to punish kurds for raidins
the cars territories.
The Cossacks continue to hold their
position which is very critical. accord
ing to dispatches received here from
st. Petersburg.
The available military forces in
striking distance of the theater OF
fighting are exhausted and the pres
ent body in the field will have to fight
out their own salvation.
The Cossacks with modern machine
guns have no trouble in batterine
down the village walls and infictine
heavy loss on the enemy but are over
whclmed by sheer weight Of numbers
The continued massing of Turkish
troops on the Srltan's frontier great
lv adds TO the czar's apprehensions.
Grand Duke Nichoiaievitch has de-
parted for the Caucasions, presumably
to take charge of the military force:
in that region.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
cHESTERTHOMPSON
TO GET HEARING
SUPREME COURT ORDERS YOUNG
CRIMINAL IN PENlTENTlARY
TAKEN BEFORE JURY.

OLYMPIA, April 27.-WIl II.
Thompson, Saturday, secured the writ
y; mandate which directs Judge w. H.
>a.l Of he superior court of Pierce
.au0ty to proceed with the hearing to
s.ertain the present mental condition
", chester Thompson, slaper of Judge
q. Mead" Emory. the refusal of which
II Chester Thompson, slayer of Judge
Sn,.l when the prosecution opposed the
application.
he writ was ordered issued by the
supreme court several weeks ago.
Judge Thompson. not understanding
Tat he was to prepare the writ and
present. it to the court for signature,
."nz no ru.th"r stop.
At The same time Judge Smell under
>.oa~ ;4ut Iemittitur had been sent
Wa boy the supreme court and set
-. .as" for hearing. on learning that
.a' fHlial notification had not been
received from the criminal court, he
E.y-;ed TIE order.
y motion for a rehearing was argued
III The supreme court. Friday, and was
~,1jed and the writ was accordingly
signed today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
Band.
Connecticut Democrats.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. April 81
Connecticut's entire representation in
the democratic national convention will
be selected by the delegates who gath
cred in New Haven today for the dem
ocratic state convention. The sessions
will continue through tomorrow ana
Wednesday. congressional district con-
ventions being scheduled in connection
with the state convention. An effort
will be made to secure the Endorsement
of Mr.. Bryan. although many inf1uen-
tiaI democrats favor an uninstructed
delegati,n to Denver.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
Two Positions Open.

Two examinations are announced by
the civi; service commission to take
place in this city on May 90. One is to
fill Il vacancy in the position of pre-
parator of fossils (male) at $75 per
other is 10 secure a sawyer for the Col
Vile agency. WASH at $720 per annum.
No educational test is given in the
latter examination, nor is it necessary
for the applicant to appear for examin-
alton. Applicants must show they have
had experience and must give refer
9nce
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
bad BLAZE
At MILTON
Opera House and Three
Residences Burned
WHOLE T0yA THREATENED
HEAVY WIND SPREADS FLAMES
BUT CONFEDERATION FINAL
lY CHECKED.

! MILTON, Ore, April 27.-Milton's
opera house and two dwellings belong
ing to ]. w. Bailey, were totally de-
stroyed ana three other residences
badly demaged this morning and which
for time threatened the whole busi-
ness district. A heavy gale of wind sent
the flames shooting in all directions and
it was only the heroic work of the
volunteer fire department and citizens
from FrceWater that saved Milton from
being reduced to ashes.
A call for assistance from Walla
Walla was answered by Chief Metz
who loaded an engine and hose wagon
on an interurban car Before the ap-
paratus arrived the fire was gotten un-
der control and the car was turned
back to Walla Walla.
The fire originated in a woodshed in
the rear of one of the Bailey houses
but from what cause has not yet been
determined. The heavy wind famed the
flames against the opera house and the
structure was soon ablaze despite the
efforts of citizens to save the build
ing Other residences i'll the vicinity
caught fire several times but the
flames were put out by volunteer fire
brigades. The loss on the residences
will approximate about $4,000, partly
insured. The opera house which was a
wooden building, was totally destroyed.
The loss could not be ascertained. The
building will probably be replaced with
a modern brick. TOday's contlagration
is the first big fire experienced by Mil
ton in years and that the whole town
was rot reduced to ashes was a miracle.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
MISSIONARIES WIN
BIG TRACK MEET.
PHiLBROOk, STAR PERFORMER
OF DAY, TOOK FOUR FIRSTS
AND ONE SECOND.

~, :; - e o. - -
y 81 i'''''' ''i'' So i''7' '''''''' ''"S
noon wiped M ~" University OF
Washington on their own track, taking
II ont of = rossibIa IA firsts The Whit
- - - A..
" cohdeScehueu u iiiect 'ie NiisSio"-
aries for practice meet" Since that
,i,ne tho local school has administered
., ,,,,; ,h t;o. ,ohoo,
fhiloII"N' tne DIS MlS9ioh"i
captain. was the star perform
er of the day. winning four
.,, ono sooo,d uortin u,on
'ile "ii'''i''s i''',S' '''i'' ''N 'o0'>
10" ana HI7H' HOi ''''7' '"e u''7o 10
me sho'-pu'' "S "eh DIS ''iiu ''-
the h!sh jump i'iii 'ooA 'i'o o'o""
jump i'hd oo'il ''ie ioV anu
I'D 9i-''S i'''' ~ "'i' 4N'''
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
Grant Day Dinners.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Sevcral
rrominent statesman ard congressme2
will furnish the oratory at various
Grant cay dinners 10 be held this even
ing in Washington and other cities.
One OF the principal observations OF
the day Will be at Pittsburg. where ad-
dresses will be made by Senator Knox
Pennsylvania candidate for the re-
publican nomination for president;
Representative Nicholas Longworth
of Ohio SOn-in-laW of President RooSe-
welt; Representative Charles B. Lands
of Indiana, and others.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
CROOKS At LIBERTY
FOR JUST TWO DAYS
Two Men Who Were Released From
Prison On Thursday Are Again
Occupying Cells.

SEATTLE. April 27.-Life driftwood,
Mike Sweeney and Thomas Mallahan.
both liberated from prison Thursday.
Sweeney from the state penitentiary
at Walla Walla and Mallahan from the
Pierce county Jail in Tacoma, brought
up toget her in SeattIe,are both occupy
ing cells in the city bastile for the bet
ter safety of the people Of Seattle.
Both are desperate crooks About two
years ago they were caught attempt
ing to break into a Tacoma residence
and Mal!ahan was shot in the hip at
that time by Policeman George Wright.
Later they were charged with grand
larceny. but told if they would plead
guilty to petit larceny they would re-
ceive a county jail sentence Mallahan
accepted and was sent to the Pierce
county prison for IS months. Sweeney
stood trial for the grand larceny
charge. was convicted and sentenced 70
two years.
SingularIy enough their terms Of i'm
prisonment expired the same day anu
again. strangely enough, too, they
brought up together in Sc
attic restaurant in company with
one ]. P. Sundmeyer. who claims to be
a butcher.
Detective Adams saw the trio in con-
ference and rudely broke up the meet
ing. arresting Sweeney and Mallahan.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
PEN TEAM DEFEATS FORT.
HaSS ard Hard Fought Game Won BY a
Score of to q.

ID a last and hard fought game the
S"o2n team from Fort Walla Waua
Wen; down to defeat before the peni-
.'A,lary movericks yesterday. and
.--.2 K was demonstrated that the pen
: A.Slter than the sword.
The prison had bit the best of it
- litching. their man striking out IL
"a allowing but four hits, while
's4In for the fort. struck out six ana
lowed five hits. In fielding, the prison
''ys had the better of il. showing I'D
-'' 'rless against two bad breaks for
III. soldiers.
large crowd watched the game,
"-..h was played in ideal baseball
"t~'htr. Neither side did any brilliant
N spectacular work. the two runs OF
''e game being secured by the priso-
"eIs At widely separated intervals. The
>'o9e by innings follows:
12 g S 9-R H e
IN '........1 o o o 0 % 0
rof' ........O 10000 90 0 90 :
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
Mer,or,a! Day Celebration.

ATLANTA Go. April 27-An i'm
posing parade, the decoration of the
graves Of soldiers and the presentation
of crosses of honor TO veterans py the
Daughters Of the COnfederacy were
the features of the Confederate Me-
mortal day exercises in Atlanta today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
PARK BENEFIT At
kEYLOR GRAND TONIGHT
FINE PROGRAM PREPARED BY
EAGLES BAND AND LOCAL
ARTISTS.

Another park benefit is to be given
at the Keylor Grand tonight by the
Walla Walla Eagles band, assisted by
the best musical talent of the city.
The program has been in preparation
for several weeks and is one which
should attract the attention of every
music lover in the city. The entire pro-
ceeds go to the park fund.
Already there has been $4,000 expenl-
ed by the park commission and the
dollars more will be required to carry
on the work outlined by the commits
sion this summer. Shrubbery and trees
to the amount of $2O00 have already
been purchased and will have to be
paid for. Besides this, the drives in
the park must be excavatcd and
bridges. waterfalls and lakes con
structed
One of the lakes is to be large
enough to be practicable for boating
Tris will mean an entirely new sport
for Walla Walla and one which will
no doubt be thoroughly appreciated
But TO do this money must be forth
coming and there is no better way to
give it than at the musical entertain
ment tonight.
The program which has been worked
up by Edgar Smith, who has been in
charge If the benefit, follows:
Morning. Noon ana Night
.............. Suppe
Band
Vocal Solo. Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton
Selection from the Merry Widow.
................. Frank Lehai
Band.
Piano solo. Miss Gena Branscombe
Trombone solo. ...B. Edward Reese
Violin Solo ......... Edgar S. Fischer
Grand Fantasia-"Creme del
Creme" Observation-Disclosures. Taboni
Band
Vocal solo ..PrOf \. c. Jackson
Excerpts from the "Burgomaster".
................. Lueders
Rand
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27

operations in this city using the tide
lands controlled by the Ashton syndi-
cate as terminals. Heretofore it has
never been known just who were the
members of the syndicate, but with the
filing OF the incorporation articles yes
terday, il was learned that the chief
promoters Of the new line are also the
principa, holders in the property, al
though it is stated that other interests
are also involved, and from statements
it appears that the terminals may be
used jointly by some other line which
may come to Tacoma, but no an
nouncement of this nature was made.
General Ashton, before organizing
the tide lands syndicate, saw the pos
sibilities OF the vast extent of land
for terminals. and since his company
was formed has beer using his utmost
energies to bring to this city greater
railroad facilities. A great many ru-
mors have been started of possible lines
negotiating for the property, but Gen
eral Ashton has never at any time di-
vulged any Of the plans, but has kept
steadily at work.
New York Men Interested.
The promoters of this new railway
are the members of the Pacific I'm
prOvement company, a California cor
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
CHARGED With Wife Murder.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 27.-The
case of C. J. Livering: charged with
causing the death of his wife Dy
strychnine, is set for trial today in the
crimina. court.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
SucktaIl Monument.

DU BOIS, Pa, April PA monu-
ment TO the Bucktail veterans was ded-
icated today at Driftwood. this date
marking the forty-seventh anniversary
of the departure of this famous old
regiment for the front.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
Parliament M eets.

LONDON. April 27.-Parliament re-
sumei its sessions today, after re
cess for the Easter holidays, which be-
gan on April Il.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
PACIFIC AND SOUTHEASTERN
MAY Be TRANSCONT|NENTAL LINE
ncorpOrators Designate WaI|a Wa||a as
Eastern Washington Terminus--.Many
Branches to Be Built.

announcement Of the Incorporation
.- .hg Pacific and Southeastern rail-
g..y Il Tacoma. Saturday, by Charles
5a.a-,l. General Hubbard, George
cracker and New York associates,
.ru7es as good news to Walla Walla.
.naenuch as this city is designated as
the eastern terminus of the road and
Mil De- made a connecting point with
RI, Sound and Spokane branches. The
t1c2-poTators reserve the right, in an
uOunans the route of the proposed
,..x. 70 extend the line eastward from
N..la Wana, which is taken to mean
lA.. ;ac Pacific and Southeastern IS
.y.rtually 10 become q part of big
r-.n-contncltal system with Walla
Ngia On the main line.
IN commenting on the launching of
,ay new railroad and the proposed
ulans of tn incorporators, the Tacoma
lr.C'T says.
Big Men In Finance.
III, mon behind the new project are
If assured financial standing and give
aysuranre that no time will be lost in
au.rying the new road through to COM
..euon That it will eventually be i
t~a1st9r rtin,ntal line appears from
the articles Of Incorporation, as we'll as
.le statements of the officials.
For some time it has been known
ia; some railway would shortly begin
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-27
New York Men Interested.

The promoters of this new railway
are the members of the Pacific I'M
prOvement company, California cor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-17
ct. anssar semiuar,
Ct. Vinegar, Soma.

8interterminen er tilenSe % uo9le
al bore Gutter oe Bigger bar forlabt
SfoIen for otter at opta9e oct oog.
Iiae StrGp biemme hos gar %
Wior. &c iIeite al bore Gleper fcm'
mcr fra Sarmer. og oct er life ale
Sarmcre iom fan unooGre fine Gut.
ter % Bigger gieunem Den traule
aarstio. 8aartcrmiuer beapnotc
bcn Bite MortS. Smeuo uoeIe al
benz, iom ircfpcnterte SfoIeu / Bin.
%tertermiuen, maatte gna biem til
gaaronnen, er Scr life ioa ida igien.
esgningen for Senne Serrin er be-
ore emo Seu er port iii at bore.
81 bar her peb oeune Sfole u9ret
iGrSeIes belbise bpab angaar Suno'
hebstilitanben. WeoerS mango al
SfoIerne runbt on bar pGret bient'
ieate Of imitiomnle Spgoomme, bar
iutctiombeIIt S~psoomstiliaIoe paa
uoacu RaaSe binbret arbeioet Der
hos os. altina bar goat title %
niorIturrct belle Sfoleaoret. Gleper.
nes SpisrieI bar pGret prispGrois.
Web Soarens Suotrrben fommer
Sportsaan6en tiIipue bIanot eleo'
erue. 8utternc ices oa gierne meo
fine "gaie.gan". 0raeter uSe poa
SfolcarunSeu / Sritioen, % niger
nc ltaar beller life tilboge - ocres
"gaifet Bal" 8runb er life lnrgt
fra Gormitoriet, % Der mangler Oct
life poa attipitet. Wen iaa er Oct
aierne oeiaa Zig, at eIeper, 'onr er
flinfe til at le9e, beIler life ltaar TIL
boae naar Oct giGIber en ponltelt8
Spaape / 8IaSiepGreliet. Som Ne
oel fau oct uof iiges on bore Gle
per. at De er iIinte til at lore line
2efser.
Bore me 29rere, FroIeslor vfopn
90 MiiS gnoerion, iom opto9 ar'
beibet her peo g~capnbelien al bette
Sfoleaar, err irroeIeS bel LITE, % Oct
er boaSc gleperues % Reol9rerneS
grife. at De lpngc mnatte peoblt at
rirfe peb Sfolen.
Sermeb en- oenlie SiIien til "Eo'
items" 2eiere fra SGrere % eleoer.
g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-17
Sra ct. Slaf GOaese.
Gn Del Sal.
@IepontaQet er 532.

glepantallet er 532.
Set bar lin Snteresie at ie, bpors
lebeS oisie Sal er foroelt, og oerfor
meofslser Der ct Sfema:
Graduate 9 Gutter; College &C.
niors 25 Gutter og 8 Yiger; College
Suniors 80 Gutter og A 9iger; Col
leae Sopbomores 20 Gutter og IL
8iger; college Sreibmen 45 Gutter
o. 10 8iser; College ~unclasIeo IA
Gutter og 8 9iger; aeabemp Seniors
% Gutter os 5 Biger; Icaoemp
Suniors 81 Gutter og 6 Bigger;
Icaoemp Sopbomores 80 @utter og
16 giser; acabemp Sreibmen 80
@utter og % bigger; acaoemp Sub
Sreibmen 90 Gutter og 10 Siger;
gcabemp uncIasieb 2S 8uter og 8
Siger; Mriic Stuoents 6 Gutter og
70 bigger.
Meo graduate ~itibents" menes
~iaaoanne, Der bar 9accalaureus Sra'
ben, men forti9tter fine Stuoier |
ben Seniigt at funne faa Wtagtlter
@raben fra Sfolen. Reo "unclasieo"
menes iaooanne gleper, Der bar Sag
Inartiagt / ale 8lasier, eIler fan bape
Sag / ale 9lasier. Sfslge Hlitioens
eff inSen Sfoleperoenen faar Gle
per 4reoit FOR bpao De bar l9it peo
andre SfoIer, bpis De fou freml9gge
9epis 6erior. ga De SIrius, iaa'
oanne gleper bar baut, fon p9re oil
beIes arunbiorifieaie fra De 8uriis,
man bar peb ct. Slai fslser nsopen'
oiapis, at oisie gIeper blir ganife
ureaelm9siige og maa ItrGpe baarot
FOR at fllnne flasiiiceres. en- Del
eleper fan bore iaa langt frem'freont
Il Nloer, at De life meo Rimeligbef
fan pentes Of g%iememgaa ct orient
liz aurius. 9isie blir BET ogiaa oan'
ifeIia at flasiiiicere, % De b~enregneS
GA oite til De itfe.tlasiificereoe. :
@oaeget er lao @utter % 81 Bigger
ialt III, 8 sfaoemiet er 2O4 Sut
Ter og 70 Bigger; ialt 277. s WuItf
aioeIinaen er 6 9iItter os " Bigger
- ialt rs - Der uoeluffenoe nGlter
beiatter iis meo Muiit. 9esuoen ei
Der 81 Gutter % II Bigger, iom os
iaa taser @niiflerer, men bsrer lift
til @uiitafoeIinsen. De henresne'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-17

i~crerr,e @espig og Sobnion boIot
iiere Soreorag, og Risiionsiore.
ningeu bor hi bant geisg al mango
boaoe Breiter OF RisiiouRrer. Ger.
Zig ~interesiont bar oct at foG hsre
pprt GamfutSs SuSrenisiions Gu.
perintenoent Ioitor @lasse toIfe bort
SoIts Sarp og Srortg poa Snbre.
misiiousmarfeu, iornt ira TO al bore
Wisiionprer | Rirm ioni MI er biem.
me, Or. gerertS og Ssiter Srgebore
Beoeriou. Ger tit ri Oplpsrrirg ON
SiIitoroeu poa Dor egeu Wisitous.
marf ira SoIf iom fienbte til Soeer
al erfariug oa babSe Jet oeu friser.
De 9so meb eans pine. Oct er Den
Clogs Soreorag Der ftaber Dis
iiuusiaus og Snteresie. On Ting
er Ell obitrott Sbeori ont 2riibenbe.
bens glister moo It 2oit og Scoen.
fob opbt iunfet Sclt. en- entfe on.
ben Sag er set at fa gEenoigbeoen
og Rsoeu maIet iaa lepenoe for en- at
man bltr erebet Of BEN pcrionIpc
IniporSfslelie. Get er meo Risfio,
rer iom neo mtSct arbeiSe | Cubs
Rtge. Ran utoa aribes al Ben /
S~ierterne.
SslaerSe al EreSieomsfIueien mr
ontat aoIo: q. 9unielicr. Sort
SoSae, Soma; 6. 0uIscine, Stm.
Iep Co., 9. O.; s. @rsntfS, 1eifort
Rariib. Saif., 6du.; q. @rmitet.
Sconn1Rorpoc. 8is.; 8. Sulrprpn.
Sbiei Rioer Sails, Nim.; SO. Gin.
HerIte, GEgin Su.; 8. 6. Seriing.
Rabelia, Winu. s. q. Riotlien, st.
taipa, ST.; 6, Rerpig. Badger, Sa.;
Rorion, Wacoon. Soft, Gon.; R.
%. Beterfen, 5iiber, gtim.; gIfreS
Rrnrrins, @eblen, g. GOT; 9. Sm.
DC, 8racttin9er, Soma; 8. &. Stur.
aasIie, Clarified. Rtm. 9. 9.
Srm % 8. Selletno itol goa iom
YiSiiorprer til &irm. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-17
Sen Sorensoe airfes Seminar.

8intereu er iorbi OF 8aaren er
fpmmen. Hoe / 9attebelonirpert
Stoar oaereSe @rGsiet meo tine "'sr'
tic ipirenbc Fi9ge". : Stioelfer'
peroenen Tom andre SteSer 'tuloe 10
oct bringe bare 8Iaoe; men oct er
life iaa. 5or Stloenten er Der MI
Ell Wooreb eaer TO at Oct baaroeite
Irbeibe ioerte -- Ill grGmer er bel
operItaaet - % iaa er ban ri, Oct oil
iiae, ban fan faa reiie no poa Sarloet
Ca bolbe SfoIe. Roaer ipnoerltg 6e|
rie fan Der 10 life bii Sdle ON Tor
Den ooeroeienbe itore Gel az bore
Stu6erter meSmirbre man oil fable
Soronorinaen paa Wfo6eu for Serte.
Wen ben SIass bar man 10 aofttatgt
al / Somnlerets Sob.
SmiolertiS bar arbeicet gieurem
@interen gnoet fin iepre, rolige
Sang. SelbreSstiIitunoeu bar ocret
meaet goo. 2iot suiie MI % od er
omtreut Oct eTieite oi bar bart at
bsie. unotdgelier er Sr. SangolrIet
iom bar liot az en- onhdrtet &atarrb
oa Sr. Sialmar SrsHlib icm bar
moottet reiie biem paa 8runS az
Spgoon. Gan itges bog at oRre
georing iaa pi baaber at ie bant til
bage igien / bet ~inareite.
Wrs. DR.. Sdmibt bapbe cgim ct
meget LENT llbelo. Gum inubIeo %
ialSt paa 9uIpet og flspeb oerueo
lin Soiteitaal. gun er uI | georing
men pno @rlntb al fin bsie aloer oil
Get not ia aoitiliS lib iS bun sien'
oinSer fin Selbreo.
De f~orifielise Stioenterforentn-
ger bar siennem 8interens Sob siort
megct sobt arbeioe. Zen teologiite
Sorerarm bar bapt en- RPffe Sore.
Sroa Of grciesiorerre Sobnicu %
Bespis. Osioa groi. 5. R. Sill
oabI bar beisgt os iamt "SutberGre.
en"s 8eSuftsr Boit. Sb. eSgen.
geb Sioen berni bar oeioa Stloen'
terne ieIp Siifiitert | tine Rsber for
fielliee pigtiae boaoe praftiite oe
ieoretiife Spsrgsmoal. Nen ifisni
benne 5orening bar pitt iig at oar'
sanife Iepenoe, er oct BOG i9rIie
Risiiousforeningen og gtisfions.
tlosien Der bar siort oct itsite ar.
beioe. ) Risiionsflasien iom msSer
! bper Ranoag Ysorgen, bar RroIes'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-17
meians. gesse Soreoras bar intereS

meiang. 9egse 5~oreorog bar interes.
fante % l9rerige.
5 en- garr9ffe bor Der pGret iibsi.
bet ct eneelif GoIlegeblab, nemlig
College Gibbs. Soar, er Der font
met ogiou ct norif, nemlig "erpin.
gen.. Hapnet er bel nalgt iprlig for
at minoe ON, at hi | iaa mmigt er
arptogere ira Rorge, oeiaa boab
2ntber College niigaar.
Oette 9ano letter mere % mere lit
Stempel paa Oct norife Soils Irbei.
&c beroper | oct materielle, % ogiaa
! be firfelige Sorbolo os SfoIeiorbol'
oene. Set er ianot. Sg Dog Dor oct
pilig erfienoes, at norif-amerifanit
aanosIin p9ientlig bar fin .8ob / ben
ganosbannelie, iom De, Der for Ell
femti gar iioen OF mere begpnote %
iioen leoeoe arbeibet beroper, bonbe
tnget meo Zig ira Horge. WteoenS
mango ringeagteoe bpab Der fom ira
Rorge, iaa hoIot bisie g~anebrpbere
oct / sgre. WeoenS SoIf fleit maa.
tie mente, at 2utberbom mart piIoe
gaa / 0aifen / bette Sefternes 9ano,
iad bap6e Be Gro paa oenne Irp %
beparebe ben. Sffe iaa faa boabe
laroe og rleroe giorbe Scar Of beres
StrGo for norif Sprog og ipaneoe
ilbe. De iaa lGnaere. Se iaa at o.
iaa oct iom bar norif bupbe lin Wtis'
iion / bette Rationernes 9ano, og al
norif Spro9 piloe trenges ialfalo iao
lange Snopan0ringen pareoe. 90 De
iaa Het. 9eres Gro er life blenet til
ifanme. 9eres Strap bar baaret
5rrgt, os Srugten npoes life minbii
peo oe giernem 9utber College.
Sire 9an9e bar mi norife oe ipen'
ife Gutter msbt binanben / penlig
8appeitrib / 8eltalenbeO. ReprG'
ientmrter for Iitglitana College og
2utber College bar prsuet Stprfe
Oebat ODER Spsrgsmoal, Der bar pG'
ret oppe / Siben. Rsoerne bar be-
ret boIot perelpis / 0ecorob og &oct
SsIanb. Sommerne bar pGret
Meno fra andre Colleges og llniper'
iiteter. 2utber College 8utterne er
gaaet al meo Seieren / ire al De fire
Debates, iom De faloeS.
gpelie at optreoe og ubtrpffe fig,
I at forflare og forinare Ell Sag, faor
gleperue oeiaa peo De oarlige Selta'
Ienbeosprsoer, ion finoer Steo pei
Goaeeet - baabe | bet norife og et'
seIife sprog. Som Spmuntring til
bette arbeioe bar 8enmer al Sfoler
fienfet grisbeIsrninger. Sette Iar
uoeltes tire iaabanne for bpert Sprog.
Ile bisie Sing, iom bripes peo 81
ben al oct ~regelmesiige SfoLearbetoe
giper ioriiben 9pelie og afperlina
| SfoleSagene libt mere Sdrpe og Git
oa gisr Go1egeminberne rigere.