To theB rethren of the Craft: This work is fraternally dedicated to you. In your kindly charge it is placed, hoping that when it has been measured by the plumb, square and level, it will be found good work, true work, square work, and just such work as you need and may pass to be used in the building up of the realM asonic structure. The field of study among the aboriginal races of the new world is intensely interesting, and so much so that the author would fain do more and more in that field, could he have the time at his disposal, for he firmly believes that the Craft of this country owes it to itself to have this work done. He also believes that facts may yet be found out there, which will make our Masonry look like aB roadway store building beside an oldE gyptian temple. A stonishing and curious things of the past not only fascinate and interest, but lure one on to seek to dispel the shadows cast about them and to view them in the light by which those people worked. When facts are served up ready for mental absorbing, the average reader does not grasp the great labor it takes to gather, analyze and arrange them for his intellectual repast, even in so humble an effort as the present one. The writer offers no apology, and, according to his ability and honest eft orts, he has never hesitated to do his full share of work for the l)est interests of the Craft wheresoever dispersed, and so he hopes always to do.
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