Most High. The pathway is LOVE which leads to a true
understanding of God and the Kingdom referred to by Christ.

The Martian canals, as telescopic observation will prove in
almost all cases, follow straight lines. When necessary,
mountains have been cut through down to a proper level. Where
the canals cross depressions or old sea-bottoms, immense
aqueducts have been constructed of solid stone and concrete in
such a manner that the water, in most cases, flows to its
destination by gravity.

That this has been a stupendous task may be more readily imagined
when it is known that the width of the main canals averages from
one to twenty miles. This announcement might seem to many
unreasonable, but it must be remembered that the volume of water
distributed over 212,000,000 square miles of territory is
immense. You might ask where this large volume of water comes
from.

The POLAR CAPS! During the Martian winter these extend down
nearly to the equator, and cover about five-sevenths of the
planet's surface when at maximum; and as the snowfall averages
from six inches at the edge of the caps to 50 feet at and near
the actual Poles, some idea may be gained of the amount of
moisture taken care of by these artificial waterways. Ten feet
of snow will make 12 inches of water, so there exists on Mars an
ample supply for all purposes.

(NOTE--The question as to why many of the canals germinate has
been a perplexing one to our astronomers. Lowell observed that