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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
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-roo roINfdTHEq YQRL1pmoo isns

-Io1s edt asG5TJTT o. droW. noJoM1t
! lTbe rmsSSipmYHmm. aifferjfenee n eleva g.
a.tiaqps If land AinBbtt-hhssbll U 5dS diS states tsss. =
.14177,Jfeeeett, accqrdiJng toa thh ff IL yn agltfesl
States GGsspploggibfaalle rsyssYy..1o .s MlofunqtI
wbbjjttppe ss the highss yb pfpdinnt, ! IS 81 4t70
so feet a9hN0ys is VI JJsvfliiiT a1a i a.t q !
polJpltt ippi ppafathh Tpahllsy rblshnf2 7 Lice eet
'belnaY sAa dl%sTeJjii lii. IN TGhfEs ssio tYn points =.
'v4 eiHfah larre b9tbhA dip c aaH4 Ear are re
less than thai 10 % niles eis saapfnFS5i Tnis :
d~ifseI6eJnYfaaf nis 81 mga a 'd hbf9HEYevearo; t} fs fo en-
everest rises rs, Oo2 feepp above sea 8
leyyel R9sfeds atdkg ishoased Of stHe
DEAD isssa aafg f2Soqoff feet below
sea ao1 tRevef,t d tt5d5tal idiffefences inoIahda
heights Il sG,ss2efe st. 'SM96fRRt Evo
Ier2east las 9hheeIvefo beghlpq clfmbef.o Cd
afae gfeaeeAs tdcead depth asplyet
lfoau4hIddo eifs es3 esq feeet,goa at fpdiht
iab5od4aita. TO- Niles 1noSfdih R 81 the island
Of Mnfaado3dfalo,i sd thg sPhiiiippiihte9 isb
tlai~lpdiss.o 7aTHa dbe9esahh7 bottom oaf thqB
poihtteqg Therefore mofe than Il W
miles below the f Summit Of Mount
Ev4eqreess sllsH ntwT ed5 gnl1etsw 70
Tie dlffsareEnceP Of the land heights
in Europe is about 1858 feet. q l'i
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
! MExrCANs sET A

An armed clash betw0en Ameri-
can soldiers and Mexican rebels
ocerrsed this week, on the border
ana after an exhaustive invsetign-
ton II was learned that the Mexi-
cans were responsible for the troubl
For months the border has been
tevroriaed by maurading bands Of
Mexican outlaws and often they
have raided far into U, s. ter
yitory. driving Off cattle and tive
stock OF various SORTS The gov
srnment Of Mexico 10 30 unsettled.
% unstable. and 50 t%ransitory that
they cannot preserve any sort OF
peace q and American posses can
not puraae tho robbers beyond the
Mne.a II the new Mexican governs
ment does not soon restore peace.
Il will be pretty nearly up to Wood
row 10 do something for tho Ameri'
can people along the border.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

t1'onightlt 1.-THE Twelfth. session nnef
the Idaho, bsAata JaslslatnrA auoad-
~1orsnsn and nalass a special session
L. sslled BIER pomeb emergency IT
will have completed Its labors. gaia
While aasreat deal has been done
that i~f Of state wide Significance
and profit, the measure by which
the Twelfth session will be most
remembered BY Falls people Will be
Senate Bill No. /. the measure tnr
troduced 1lbyR Senator Davis Great
ing the County pofa Power -Four
legislatures have had, Power County
bills before thom. and many times
1t had seomedothat the tbui would
pass. but each tune II was defeated.
usually by one vote. ffuoatislt1 a&le
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

~ 81 br53tiGs&h. postoFficse oShaassbfditbA "
dsei1ed, to, 'rsfgse u hpipssnasafionf Tor
rsFistsrad mali lost on IVA the III
TAME" An Indemnity or $40 Is
payable 70 the owner OF any regis
tered fsttsr- 81 package LOST In
transit l 7 any foreign, country
threngh negligsnfe On the part o.
the mall service oor transportation
iinesl9pd apegllgepce had been adj
Rtttsd 81, tthse. case d, the Titanic.
the amount PAYABLE wopld be IN the
nslsbborhood aof sf,oo0,ooo but ths
british post pffice butterflies take
the ground that the disastcr was
'idue to, causes beyond control"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

HH fN -
Business isxalwass good for the
judicious advertAep ydu n1et
hear the ms1s Sfd1E tteasd VenE
plain Of poxr htgi1 fssfa q do
not understand you. but they ad-
yertise. talk to the peoDle-and kea
uyerlastingiy ut II. You have
just sdS gssd aad6StotajAyaIl If
fact, better, yorr goedsar +
Ihere where tAs4TpeeR3e e4A J9sl.sct
tAeap ssfEeopufsh4si4aBi you are
here to make right each and every
ptreA assnio,R agffl4o p8Ht N l4efeiT
here to stay. Dop&sbefome panicky
don't fight progress t axe adyant-
agaptih KcD4avexhe SlpRftup7Y
lity. The rates are-Unch less with
In bvoursih6mee tenrAtOGs thaA thCse
granted thaitAAil skters houses use
this advantage and fall .nohi asleep
cursing a progressfvc-m for the
peotisqo Adtefafse. bBay ssomsthing,
and isto tKat something seithe plain.
simple truth ana- CAST .as touo lwodad
tafK? aa Bfishzhdp and bsrA oeaips
ondalFre9i Fsress.la obi 10 noissss q
at ~ uft.fn .4fanu, ..,r1 .f.a ...
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
APPROPRIATION FOR BRIDGE AZ
.ngA1AEtjtgAN FALLS.

suutJETR Jq9lnfToqIl, AQLl
'1abors Tor THIS secrfon HIVE pyuH'
rewarded with success lin almost all
insfdntes. putt a good timing through
thy9sS6atel tfUro Americano Falstt on
lWtdhesday2 lIas dill pruv5dingiforc
AN appropriation nof ~ 90 for the
repair Ieftd alteration tdf ,ths wagon
hrfdsesaaoross Snake river atoithia
'poifYv was passed by thsigeuate with
lonWHl two ead ropst tVouas. tsfFtuAi
th1NsWnd alddlltrsag njugan esloraiAed0
ifroffr ethesD soascsts ant a,adss savaiis
labfee 10 the Esattsfaction Oh the govsi
lerhofi i0fy they1tate ibeforg othsg semi
'aten appropftaAiohushaalrhe paidroutse
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

see II by getting w at 2 A. NJ,
the moo entering the shadow q
few minutes after that hour. The
total eclipse viii begin an hour
and sItAntuffpuDuUinvtes a~sterwayd.
or at 4:34. A MsJiKAe moo win
leave the shadow at5-32. A. NJ.
4 OnaAprit tcth arparkia3 eclipse sof
the sum Visible ins American Falls
Wal Gou4arg qoIt VIII ssgiE az 1925, "A,
M atsa continue untiE 8 :3SgA9M
Another total eclipse Of the moon
will che Visible herA.s beginning at
2;42a A4aMalthe moon entering the
shadow at4that ,tisnsa A. 2st1 the
totaa eclipse wtt begin and contnp
ue until 5s25. A.. M. The moon will
hare ,set, long u before IT, leaves
the shad0Essed .ilema 10 oarsi .eas
AL partial eclipse nj the sun ~
scheduled ford August 3istpq but II,
" Visible uoqnly diBI uths far
while another partial eclipse .
of tho sun On Septapber 2a-SQ VIII
visible only IN Madagascar and
thu southeastern portion Of AZ
rlcssaa9alb dooie o. bgG991 Ut beIeg
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
NODsTATEI DdvfSIoNa1'

-4-+r /OL -.
The proposition Of memorializing
9sgsrfgsyeate AHgLS1aa1tso 0l WI
part OF aWshington east of the Cas-
,cades was defeated in the legislar
,turs 1'wp ed adlay''tbay Strict Sssscpqsonnaaf
yoateedMthe members from ehe nerth
voting to spetiien, aDdvthe southern
legislators, with -ung- exception, vot-
TO- eep the state las hisaidsGW
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
.WaIIHIiT MnM-

.WHT T5TIiT NNIi rI)FI
FOUND.-One-blaek fur muff in
postoffiee. nj Owner may have same
by proving property andOpaying for
his notice. df al g9as5D 3aroDs
SPEClAL.-Roast Turkey Dinner,
Saturday at ThornhiIl's Cafe. Price
Twenty-Five cents. l9qmuh Il aliup
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

powerIess or inefficient and Presi-
dent Taft had to call the cavalry
rom Fort Myer TO clear thestreet
and allow the ladies' to complete
their program
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
FfluH -.HII sNfH bIT..lL ~ TNlT- NO
Make Us Prove 1t

1--WE dare not cxaggerate TO you. We are dependent upon
your patronage. To get 1t we must have Your trust and conf
dcnce. We make the following statements with . full under.
standing Of what they mean to u.s. You are safe when you
believe in these statemcntA. .alaAllnNl
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

+ Spanking will not cure chill :,
+ sdren OF wetting the bed, be- /.
+ cause it not q habit but a .
+ dangerous disease. The C. H. /.
p Rowan Drug Co. Dept 1120 :
+ Chicago. H., have discovered /.
Z q. strictly harmless remedy for .
this distressing disease and to !.
4 make known its merits o. they I.
r wall send a acc package secur !.
i iy wrapped aud prepaid Also /.
. lutely Free 10 any reader of i.
+ The American Fails Press. {.
+ This remedy also cures fre-is
+ quent desire to urinate and .
+ inability to control urine dur p.
3 ring the night or day IN old o r /.
+ young The c. H, Rowan Co. !.
+ Il an Old Reliable HOUSE. i
Write to them to-day for the .
+ frees medicine dCure the at /.
= ficted onemhers of your fam /,
= lily. then tell your neighbor
Z and friend about this remedy ,
Observation-Disclosures
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NfF - FTt 80
.s5HuE no
An exchange declares that anyone
tsDdpsat&AxA9tSsn afeN9rAf}i5nfE-
lively the following;
StES&S eduaatIonog tyeAo sympsAhx,
with siuxoo61 seas ,&plf msdeax pu
sager 70 espeuae tAhsus,iy
Has 1t made you public spiritedf
h1IisbMs made youi brother 70 the
av1kt9soa uatsbi enomg1 apu 9at 4
Affavei you oisash%sd howoto make
frf6Kdd tkHds keep sitenin aas5fem 1eG
1sDSp you know WA nj itiisb W lbs
i ffisbdo yoatsslff boaaqsiG aei9i''
s<Ufn ySu Sobk AN 'hotrsst mapsor
pufS woman strsfkhsi4a thsaeysst9al'
sD0eyotj ee aAnyfhfhgito tosepiA a.
liftfSpchiidT . ~ O honasaab Fl dpiay
"Can you be hl6hIninded oand
hkbpT nj theo rseAhe4 drudacties fdf
ifSfi Of sglay 4nin3irHq 10 baDol 3
isD6nySh thfhK wasifias dsshesaas nd
hduahK cofh tikt al totApatlb3e with
HIM tthitkfhA x eAs ~ fan u aplayins Or
x0Yfti sioitrn oaT .aosasa alat d34o'
care you good for anything to-
ydffbelf4 exit YOU BgfnAppy afonsgi
a'CaH, yHo4ddito OK iSst 6aatte wopta
ara s2e DAhyynshgi pat doiIAts sAhdi
ceKuts2Ysxe joa piidN snoiJoes a9f q 81
astdani yo6 aU5Kb fito aim IA -pudah
BY sgh6bo wsAyAadep ana ID sse9 ths1 orsst
sky fl'oca h sydt We anything III the
puddle hut muds ~.si1oao4a hslbaa|
sAckAf ySui of6ok dAatop thsa4Ryed at
nikthtAa nd a4e bsyUh1 thg axarsr elm
y61f dur hAfAq ifefA+i1hsn ip Awuhq
Observation-Disclosures .Ieiiam ainGl
unIlanI nIlnn \ nanhI -
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

Welcome back TIE prodigal waist
1t Is coming After four years Of
aimIess wandering .om knees TO
neck and back again. With occas-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

wegsI made In an address, delivered
by M H. Miller At sQptttAaySa, lpbba a0t'
some time A<aiised a., neouted bon
: aOng, schools OUT farmers. instr
tutAas. besfldif q whole lat qflsoptheHrr
very goph things, oarsj ppttiIngg, too
-1nyshs lemphlassis an the dpllar6 side
iofaJarmilngu saa4 off rA4ffeAb IN general,
Waqthipk it lH sbettfFs for 2, hoy to
run an adding machine in ar lpya4nkk,
the farm. an6 yef I'll" ' laetttaeri, in
my bp' ii5no.q ~ tdgm al 'h6H6fabie.
,ahde1 a great deal more tfofhabie
and requirse more bTaiirfso.iloiAtd the
,vepy Start they <ha9eq to makesn the
machiheh nabso4ute fyoe"fooi
,urt0oof. eerf bus iGjsm ,~notfoo ,icoW
III dbhpto BELIEVE hat the greatest
reason Off improving Tie agiicui-
,tdaai PROCESSES Or Itt9isJ setihtfyy sfP to
make more motley TO payomofte3 ih-l
,terest ON more high priced land
The rsaf FeasDn that wee shoafdl YET
ter conditions on htei farms. to IN
.cr'sasaJ' their productivity z Is that We
need fbot for the constantly m
creasing Inhabitants Of this land
OF ours -stGn9s sdJ I'd sbfm a3aasa
S'ro Reepe the eboyi on the farm,
you must give him some greater
intirce1ient' than mere money. To
keep the BOY on the farm we must
have less Of the science side of
fartning. but we must emphasize its
service side To humanity. We must
mix inspiration with u instruction.
More credit and more encourage
ment sshould be given to the men
who, on the farms In America, are
solving 81 the o = question OF feeding
the world, aifIsewin agree to- solve
IL you VIII give me Just one thing,
a single generation OF American
boys, we'll mothered, well taught.
who will follow the occupation of
farming. who will play the game
for the 80 games sake, who Will fol-
low 1t because they like the work
Entd the b glory OF It's achievement.
Give me one such generation and
most or these problems will be solv-
ed before they go to their graves. 2
f"And while they are solving them
most OF them will build homes that
will approximate the high standards
which are being set by this and
similar organizations that are fight
ing for better living conditions ever,
where, because after all the basis
OF all real progress lies in thai
thing you are trying to promote
an ideal home" osei H''i SliaafHi
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

Of bowed ills and IN 4 short time
usually make Unnecessary the CON-
tinued use Of physics and purgatysA
thus tending 10 stop such unhealthy
habsss a. may hss1s bean formed II
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
wAIsr1IxE Is COMING BACK.

Skirts are To beo Narrewess Eve
This Summer and Split. usgs.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

;opa, lapsss into non-existence' the
waist il going to spend 1913 right
where it ought to BEN the mfu-
die. -
Thus say the fashion experts u
the Chicago Garment Manufacturers
sslaeiation. which held its semi,an55
...r stvla review III week s1sw-
ina his summers gSfnf ~
II all is not prGrFeIsx%sN
- afs-l standing nat In OF Oh nv
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
For the Bowels

yoa only knew - much - We
and those who have used them know
about Rrxal prd-rises. you would
be - enthusiastic about recommsnd-
Ing them a. VS. are. They tAsts Just
HE candy. They act % easily and
% plsAsAn,iy that the taking a thsm
y . pleasure.
Evsn ehldrea Like Rexail Order
Ess: arr goa know that II . medi-
{ sisss aps esls To . child, il Win appeal
- Erox a~uPs- fiur-nHy sast4, o.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

tight skIrt@and lHeMaAos1H'I
standing Is about all that can DC
I5rsn qhIIMM.O FHey hea gohsltO-
nave the skirts 50 narrow and ttghs
e :" : .'s's 3. '';TOf .g4ksMb|
provide extension space Q wa
AddXSa coh9afd9Sn aaters In
- HhaU oflhAAu fhadBlSill have
to be of the finest quality ana
IEilI haysII toC mat match tf9CgFnNHU
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06
Make U.S. Prove This

( q We do not ask yui 10 take ouR
word for this- We want you to mako
VI prove 4. and at no cost TO you.
Buy . box OF Rexaii Crderlies q
~ store. uUss them oncs, or uss NJ
TIE whole boz, Then, Il you are
mot thoroughly satisfied. just come
bod e.apty handed snd sell uA
Without obliSatins you or question:
Ing you We will return the mousy
you paid a. for them. ssIQ 2ramlj
n Dosn't that iadicAse that Rsxal
Ordsriss are 1T least worthy Of txiAlf
Doesn't it prove our faith in themf
Doesn't e mcSit yeur cco6dsnaf
Gould any o1sS be mors fair 70 you'll
WspArtculaIly recommend RexAl
Orderlies for children, delicate and
aged persons. q RexAll Ordsxiiss come
in eeonvsnient Sess-pockss siss tin
boxes IL tablets, l0c; 80 tablets,
76c: 20 tablets. &c. 9a] 20 b@7s'
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-03-06

Nip chase gloom. dfspsa blass ana
Aaks yue feei happy b. thsir plsn-
Did tonic. cleansing and strenSthen-
inG sdeet upon tie bewseA[EAsy
q ack - free tns gystsa-and keep Il
ms-fron the distress and II feeling
that naturally results from irregular
4 andz inArtivs bouela sfosfasttfns q
IS Hsxaii Orderties do this quietly.
r., without enpinz or causing nanaea,
purxinx or excessive looeone0- They
81 20 o~vercotns and feDove tt 0aes
s. CAUTION nes.s besr in mind Tia
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-11-13
TE4E JEFFERSONEAN

i 1n~oo Ieiecllo' was oecloedly opposed to
~ Ii -~7, I5a Stations
of 4hoeo az % ueG;oe'ly III l"EoI
~ 0'"tlonS' where Clle
aIa17 I@ 10 'i0 Sl'el! quo" eIoS@l' mansions;
1,o1ar1s ~ leS' ~ 3p1 S''ch oollll0l
CVmo VIM W. v V''i'is 1l'Sl0 missionaries
@Ho m. T,44-.> 1,o7:.., 47.Y
LARGO on5 aio1oL ca 'lisil1
fbaI cID;I;t 6f r,I+ ~ - ~ E0i70 ~
,1b;ol ,l1;o,l. e'l5 ~ ellol'' "it4o"1
Ma bo1;al.l o - 9'ol, ',sGo,'l7 nullIIF
-n;n1a - ~ '1l':e 10y ssiEe0 20 UiFeII ''9
o7 -TJT 49, or I- ' l - PI0ro
EF1 - = ; - lal1 ~ l1l' y " ~ i+0o
51o noTno ~ 1%3 3''15 lo ',50 9oeSIl9o-
' Tdr % loot l499r
7ITGGfGE- 80 4'0A 1101 - ~
re,bo 6a7,oia n, T,,l.,r, l;,.,.o1e --.,,4o e.u.
thu Gol7 ,,,sf -. 49, 1880 lL>'..'
Zen q n 7gnPaa Ina zl ~ .,
fol1ow;n o4oc+ ~ ffob lo .S@ 't% ~ o
elan nv f.tlon i,. h - l070' Ill - 5e"l9
lUPbo 5000 ,.;.. -
boatban 7So,1 i i,elio % % + GonSaSn8 te
nj ~ - - - piy"1l' 'lis slollo'7 COS
1b,isl !, 1 ,e- agloe.L Jg5C9
nlo. n1;J:0a 80 a.'d a '''o a ~ we
LITFPIRJ9 ITD SGJEu R9TTT b 31J51
C-+JT,0 - l. WV ~ ~ "a
stono ents @1. r x9 ,,592L?@'s SD nave
The Graat e1,"lIa - Nv E - "4l " l1-l
antz:n 1,,f Ton,o G5..t 1 ~ leiiJ"
%a$ya Q 1o 5 90 20 = 'eSt "'C' u S| c/"cSe"
ono IF tIo ros '. {l'o ,,5 ,, 1 ,,,1e ~
81 I'll ,'le, "oT2S ' l2' ''lo7.oilc
vod for te hoa5o 5 49, 'ly l1l.' "lI0
Dr. hudson to1d b;s 1,oo go i,,'o 1o3e . t,a
thew oHobt mai 70 onto i,t t 10 et
ton0foo1e,,,, H. 49,
Icot1ee to christ. ~ S '0' ''.' '''0
IN
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-11-13
Did AdOniraEr1 hudson Under
stand tIae Subject of For
eEgn Missions?

I4e DaptlStS2 as that OF Wesley is to the
Methodlsts2 that OF Xavier is to the Catholics,
that Of Calvin is to the Presbyterians.
grew UP In reverence of Juds0n. as I
rcyored all the great and good men who have
devoted their lives unselfshly, to the better
ment Of mankind
Therefore, when it seemed to have become
the fixed opinion Of the Baptists that / was
crazy on the subject Of Foreign Missions and
that no Well-regulated Baptist Association
could assemble without appointing some el0-
quent brother to denounce me from the pull
PIT, decided to make more careful study
Of Juds0n and his work, for the purpose Of
finding out; IL possible, who it is that is
crazy.
Somebody is crazy about this thing; and,
OF course, it may be Yours Truly. But still.
7 don't want to go to a specialist for mental
treatment before convincing myself that NV
head is cracked, and needs expert manipq-
lation
Yes, brother, somebody is CRAzY, about
this thing You needn't doubt that. Now.
who's the lunatic?
Is it The man who says that you'd better
be content with preaching the Gospel to the
heathen? Is it the man who says that YOU
are not commanded to do more than that?
IS 1t the man who says you had better feed,
clothe, nurse and educate your own boys and
girls, before you send food, clothing, nurses
and schoolteachers to the children Of China
and Japan?
Is it the man who says that you commit a
crime against your own national family, If
you neglect it, while you spend your time
and your money supporting the national
families OF China, Japan, Korea and India?
Or, are the crazy people those who have no
eyes to see, no ears to hear, no hearts to pity,
the utterly Ignorant destitute and uncared
for people, Of our own color, right here in
these United States?
Are the crazy people those that give so
many millions of dollars for charity work,
and college work. among the 'heathen," when
so many millions Of people IN this country,
never have enough to eat, never have enough
to wear, never have homes they can call their
own, never learn how to read, never get
chance to win the race of life?
| notice from the latest issue of the Chris
tian Index that the Baptists of the Colquitt
County Association raised $4,000 last year
for this elaborate charity and educational
work which our Boards call Foreign Mis-
sions.
It isn't mission work at all. It is charity
work and educational work, and tom-fool
work, done at vast expense, thousands of
miles from America, and falsely called For
eagn Missions.
What did the great Baptist missionary,
Adoniram Judson, think of this?
Read the memoirs of the Life and Labors
of the Rev. Adoniram Judson, d. D., by
Francis Wayland, President of Brown Uni
versity."
The work is in two large volumes, and was
published in 1853, three years before I was
born-and of course, several years before l
lost my mind on this subject Of foreign mis-
sions. Thank the Lord
Nohodu can nnenco Wnulnnd of houinn hnnr
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-11-13
PAGE SEVEN


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GRAND JURY TO TAKE Up
PIER ACCIDENT
INVESTIGATION WILL Be MADE TO
FIX The RESPONSIBILITY FOR
COLLAPSE OF PIER WHICH KILLED
THIRTY Nine PERSONS.

Los Angeles, Calf, May 3l.-The
clamor following the failure of the
coroner's jury to fix responsibility for
the collapse of the auditorium pier at
Long Beach, which killed 81 persons
last Saturday resulted today, in an an
nouncement by District Attorney
Eredericks that he would present the
case to the grand jury Monday.
The coroners jury held one rotten
girder responsible for the disaster
The board of inquiry appointed to ex
anime the ruined structure reported
tban an adequate inspection would
have revealed the weakness of the
structure in time to prevent the catas.
trophe.
Fredericks said this report would be
called to the attention of the grand
jury. but added that proceedings based
on any alleged criminal negligence in
volved in the construction of the pier
ard auditorium would be barred by
TIE statute of limitations.