The ascent was easily made over the cog road, the modern way of climbing the heights of mountains. Many thots of the ancient days as well as the present passed before us like pictures. There Ainyahita riding her white horse along the mountain range seemed always present, and we continued to hear her declare Peace, Peace, Peace to the warring tribes. How vividly she lives today and her Pearls of Wisdom and perfect understanding of all the laws of nature or God, continue to point to the perfect way because they flowed. from her heart, whose desire was as pure as absolute purity, and an intelligence that has never been surpassed. Many a beautiful panorama of nature lay before our vision to inspire the heart and delight the eye. In keeping with the times the man with the megaphone good naturedly called our attention. to the objects of interest. We saw some of the pictures in the rocks differently of course. Pointing out he said with absolute conviction, "Look! there is the backbone of the world."

We were snowballed by a party of young people near the summit, and it was surely well done, to their great glee.

Being told that telegrams could be sent from the summit and seeing the wires in our ascent, our thots turned westward to the one who has ever labored with unceasing devotion to give and send the message of Peace to all mankind that all could know "Thy Kingdom has come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven." The message to Otoman Zar Adusht Hanish read: "All hail from thee. Universal Peace sent unto all nations."

Looking over the tableland covered with rocks, we remembered there was a pile of rocks marking the spot where the Prince of Peace had proclaimed Peace unto all the world. We chose a pile not very distant which appeared like unto an altar. When we reached it there in front on a level rockless space was the fairest cloth of pure, untrodden snow.

Putting on the robe of colonial blue and yellow which always recalls to mind the Original Thirteen Colonies, and that George Washington and others wore that colonial blue and yellow, when they made their glorious stand for Liberty for the Aryan Race -presented by Adelia Mallet with the desire

of Peace for all mankind thru the Federation of Nations-with uncovered head and the humility of the realization of such a trust, we stood upon the white cloth in front of the altar of stones. Before our vision passed the Blessed Ainyahita, sending out her Peace Message from the mountain range in the dim past, but now illumined to the faithful-the holy Zarathushtra and his untiring labors to lay the foundation for Peace on Earth-the mission of Jesus the Christos and His ever-present desire to call into the fold those of His kind and kin-Omar Khayyam and all his sacrifices to keep burning, not only the sacred fires but the light of the lamp of understanding in the very hearts of his own-then the Messenger with us today, who has not spared himself and willingly made every sacrifice, for that has again been demanded as of old, to recall again to consciousness the consecrated trust from eternity to eternity, not only to those who are set apart, but to all mankind. We said in union the Covenant, I am here upon the earth to redeem the earth, to turn the deserts into a paradise, a paradise most suitable unto God and His associates to dwell therein.

We remembered Christopher Columbus and his faithful friend, Isabella, and his absolute, unshaken determination to find this fair land for the blessing of the Aryan Race. Then the unselfish devotion to duty of Washington, Franklin, Hamilton and all the makers of the Declaration of Independence from the iron rule of authority, and those who endured privation and gave up life itself to form this Union.

Standing erect with arms uplifted we sent out upon that clear atmosphere to be carried on the etheric waves and transported to all nations, even to the four corners of the earth, the hallowed, sacred, divine message, PEACE, PEACE, PEACE, UNTO ALL THE WORLD. We still hear it taken and carried by the Immortals, to bathe in its heavenly tranquility the hearts of weary mankind and awake the desire for Peace that shall, like the message of the Blessed Ainyahita, forever quell all discord and arouse from sleep the understanding that Peace is the birthright of every soul.

The most wonderful light was in front of us all the way to Denver in the late evening hours-Nellie Wheelwright.

SYNTHETIC REASONING

The day of Synthesis has arrived. Rapid transit has hastened it. Analytical reasoning is separating a subject into its component parts. Synthetical reasoning is considering a subject in its entirety. The former has been most frequently resorted to because it is comparatively easy to pick a thing to pieces.

One child said to another who was cruelly dissecting a fly, "Don't do that, you can't put it together." The world is obliged to consider things in their entirety now.

The man in the one-horse shay saw the snake run under the fence, and the grasshoppers by the roadside. The man in the automobile sees the farm house, the barn and the orchard at one glance, and carries away a fairly good picture of it.

The man in an aeroplane sees a whole city, its network of railroads, and its harbor at one glance, and carries away a fairly good picture of that.

Invention plays a tremendous part in the concept of things. It is not the motors alone,