THE END OF THE TRAIL

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Mar 2, 1915

THE END OF THE TRAIL

Civilization, hampered at times, but ever moving westward, has reached the end of the trail. There is no further west.

The Panama-Pacific International Exposition celebrates the fact that the day of the pioneer, the explorer, the discoverer, is forever past. It faces and looks off the shores of its western sea, acknowledging that the “circle is almost circled.”

Significant, you think? It certainly is.

Here are titles of articles bearing on this very thought:

WESTWARD THE COURSE OF EMPIRE

THE CIRCLE ALMOST CIRCLED

AN EXPOSITION OF OUR TIMES

THEN SHALL THE END COME

Appearing in the Exposition (March) Number of the Signs of the Times Magazine.

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