The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-04

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earv0es over the auface ~ the ssb.
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to- earth for MANS haDltatioa 4 i
I fact u be teen in various parts n
both continents that IN talg way blocks
q granite weighing scores aad even
hundreds n tons we're conveyed FROM
great distances over plains aud vat
leys. and landed on me topa of hills
ana high mountains, where they still
remain. undoubied witnesses that
thsse hills and mountains were then
under water. 40 CLEARER OR
MORE CERTAIN EDIDENcE or
THIS FACT COULD BE DESIRED.
Drs. page and Professor Jameson
assert that the latitudes IN the north
OF Europe NtiAtl HfAN a foo+ tFfctA
ton as to climate. and that some new
revolution as to sea and land took
place at the same period; az all events,
the large Mammalla Of the Tertiary
period disappeared, and THE LAND
WAS SUBMERGED TO THE Ex'
TENT OF SEVERAL THOUSAND
FEET. FOR WE FIND WATER
WORN BoULDERs on THE TOPS
or THE HIGHEST HILLS"
What We desire to prove by the best
scientific authorities Is. that the pre-
eedent has been established as 70 a
aniyersay deIuge long before the food
OF Noahs time And what God Al
mighty did once He could do again
Nov Professor Dana states. from
numerous evidences, that the accum.
alation Of ice over North America must
have been at least 1000 TO 5000 feet