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CEDAR FALLS-PETIT JEAN Legend of Petit Jean One o f the legends about Petit Jean Mountoin is to the effect thot the valiont French explorer Cheves was lured by s tones 10 the unexplored country of Americo. Though deeply in love with his fiancee, Adrienne, wavering ' twixt love and desire fOr adventure, he de termined at lost to soil to the distant lond. When Adrienne heard of hi s decision. she made up her mind, unknown to her lover, thot she would also go to the new land. Disguised as a cobin boy, she secured passage under the name of Jean on the some ship on which Cheves soiled. Because of her small stature, the sailors called her " Petit Jean," Reaching the mouth of the MississiPPI, they soiled up that rrver to the Arkansas, and landed at the foot of a mountain, where they found the Indians friendly, the country beautiful, and the climate delightful. It was so much like fairyland that Cheves ordered his crew to go no farther, and a settlement was thus made in what is naw Arkansas. The Indians adored Pet.t Jean, and regarded her as a being from another world. They brought her offerings of frUits and fl owers, and strove in every way to express their love. Stdl ignorant of her ident.ty, Cheves announced ane day that he proposed to return to France, to bring his f.ancee to the new land Petit Jean fell seriously ill, and the news of h.s departure mode her worse. Fearing that she would not recover, she called Cheves to her side and disclosed her ident.ty. His gr,ef and woe were indescribable. Broken-hearted, he nursed her, but she expired in hIS arms, and, In accordance with his request, was bUlled in a beautiful spot on top of the mountain which was given her nome. The Indians used to soy that her spirit guarded the grove. They sow her among the tree tops swaying In the breeze; they saw her rowing on the river in her canoe; they sow her wondering gaily In the forest, and ever shedding a blessi ng over the mountain called Petit Jean.
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CLIFFORD CRONIN, JR. Editor-in -Chi
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Foreword If in glancing through our
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Dedication To those men who by virt
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Historical Sketch of Harding Colleg
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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING PATTI E COB
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INTERIOR VIEW OF LIBRARY CHAPEL ASS
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SWIMMING POOL HEATING PLANT ( Eme r
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PETIT JEAN GEORGE S BENSON M. A. ,
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PETIT JEAN WOODSON HARDING ARMSTRON
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C. D. BROWN Bursar MYRTLE ROWE B. A
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Page 70 and 71: JAMES A. HARDING Born at Win c h es
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