, 1879-03-24

Esa,, unless ilc dntly snerncce. nt one man r
every thDusrts.l was kErs up. ihe fflest5 NY"
fl rlof,asteriea, hn werc lucatcn IN cFers lo"!',
nmi they were nat1er 'te c',ntrul 81 i hlerae,iI,
wllo, during cGttafn hours 81 The tlay, rcrreaenf'
cd the Deity md received divine ho9ors lf"H .,'e
peuple, mud IN return dcA!gnnttlg t!tt. men VINO
were to tc offered I'M I'll .Ilc temple a}faFs.
CONTACT WITH the EAsr
II was impossible for tfcso people. ever
growing nrltl extending tfle hounds OF ryiza-
ttotl, to ayoil the Inevitable ruutact with The
Eust: The grcnt Aryan races. "ho wero L,
front their Oriental birthplace In w',a. We nnw
Gull AtgtIanlstan. They wrro TO ha ttlc tl'nHi.
tutors ot>tlsc world; the tl1tlul aud cya of sllc
wurll1; thu cu1strratrs Of nil that !s trut A1'I
thclsttc wnraitp; they were 10 triumph nscr tue
mere anstnnlttr II ts!e po'1il'cistte peoples,
whnse ll!gt,cst civilization possessed coatsc-
mess mud wiose progrcss was limited.
THO adventurous spirit 1t tue Atinnt!ics
Tic Wurld's hIgtIr't civilization tti It's Infancy
was to hu threatened by twenty millions Of PHI
gaus. Just When tho assault on the Mcditef'
raucur cuuntres by the At!nnt!les tr"Gan We
have no means VI asccrtalniug. Chronologyl Is
.. very sllr,cry md treac,erous tlltng. ,'i'lc
Egyptian priest told ;oiou what hi HncW abD,st
the part the Aihcn!ans took IN ,hc struggle, but
that was only one phase Of llie conflict. Tl:e
Arynn pcopie Ind then pushed westward, Al"l
llat, feclng tlarkl5 anonE t!le nger, We ea'i''ut
Trace AfeifnM history hacfi Of the eighth CEN.
tury before Christ. beyond shat w arc IN OBJ
scurity. We will, II we are sensl!,lc' then, Just
accent tl,e parratirc Ut the Egyptian priest, uni
conee1e tint tic AtllcnIans, "r pcrhaps, n.urc
rosscvtly speaking, thu lreelan t1'bcs,
!his II notable conflict, which was q equal,
future ol tI.e world thun that which Charlcs
Afnrtel brought to 4 succcss!nl issue ut rultiefs
III 73a, and which decided whether Enropc
sl,ouil be Christian or Sfoi'atnn,cflnn That the
Aiantis kiogs penetrited t0 Gsccce shows I' tt's
immense host, III lorlIy gallcsh Just rs Ncrxcs
suf,sc1uently came with splendid appointments
from Il,r East to tic Mediterranean. After II
icree conflict they retired to Eathcr reinforce
mrutB ut hume, ut1 while illus engaged tie
terrible catastrophe OCCURRED which
nLoTTEn ATLANTIS orr or GEOGRAPHY.
That wus work Of the Deity to prevent the
extinction Of Ayran civilization.
Was It much nj Il loss to the wor1d9
No th!nK not. There, is every evidence TINT
nations atc all on probation. Men started
Asia with equal chances Of life UNI pcrilla-
neucy. The lnlo-Europcan races took tic
lead, because they Of al pcopies most trl-
umohcd over the carly tendency TO tlo
tuTD worslltn. fIc deyeioitncnt of the
enormous latent energies Ut purc spirit, follow
td nnsura1r and tlu. Arynns bCcutuG t1IG nrD-
moters oi liz highest civilization III lilo world,
preserving Tho highest idcal Of t!'e Deity, nmt
sablui,sr, In manner, almost god'llkc. tho
forces ol nature, nna making thclu afIclllarr To
INN. It would mt hayo been fn accordance
with The etcrua! fitness of thinEs HAT embryotic
Lntin. or TeHtouIc, Ur Anglo-saxon civilization
si,uuld be b1ottch out BY an Astatic people.
whose highest civilization WIS, ut lts hest, ola
co4rser type, au.l o,c which VAS not, nsl could
not be, Erugresslvc; wllosc ideals Vi beauty re-
aut,eu Themselves In colossal al.d coarscr lurMs
vi sculptnre; wEoso worship, was ECLECTIC, nlni,
III mnny phnscs, monstrous. Such was tlie forcu
Which leaprd upon Europo OIL mission Of con
a,,cst, n,uI 1t was driven back ulon It's mystcri-
o.ls home, alsl, as II neuren itself get Lie seal
Of condemnation upon q rncct Which, utter
migrating around hAIf thr glObe, was Il failure,
tllp whole Atlantic Continent. kings, nnttOlls,
cities, temples, sank Ill vast ruin beneath the
waves OF tEu Atlanttc Ocean.
nnn,1 np ,,sErEss RACES.
nd .,,s 3s ou,v am of t1,o n,vfnI co,o,,,vauo
,at ,a,n - ,vm, ttn ,,sn".s r,,as mi 1 oyist
nIsu ,i,ito,s ,,,t 1o" ~ ~
ya. aa1% ,l,,a,,t .,, IL von Yhof
~ M ~. nn,v rnii i,nyncain, with ia numerous
nr"r widr. Astntic rnccs nrcsscd to thn tw1
American (!nntinnnts. nntl wnut nurfb nn,l
..nt1 49,, nost and ,vnst ant, Who rn,, ossort
ss"t ttm sn.nn n,sf,i fn,crior tnrera nrc nnt
Ii."s ~ .'.J >r,,,,a atfSs 1,,,,i.,nnts ctt,..