The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-06-29

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sting up late oue night reading over
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eee ny father no more IN life. I was
good deal worried over this dream. re
meDberlng ny former one and its rrag-
&C sequence, bat had ceased 10 think OF
Il u the hurry and znxietv Of the e1
zElnaf1ons, when one Day old Professor
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one classroom 70 another and asked.
e, isn't yor father n Switzerland
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had failed 50 alarmingiv for months
pSst that ne had been ordered abroad
and had been rapidly getting well IN
the mountains Of Switzerland He had
joined the English party IN an
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ten N dne spirits regarding the "Trip
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ac-oss IN few minutes 4 newspaper
containing an account OF m American
who had been killed by falling down 3
rrevasse II the Swiss Alps.
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uy the paper, but I knew-oh. YES /
mew-that the American was my father.
md SO it proved I told my widowed
mother OF the strange coincidence OF my
second dream. and she replied that the
warning. would never fail; that 1t had
gone with her through her life, and that
her mother had told her that this strange |
,hantom had also given her warning of !
very disaster she had experienced. The
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rays accompanied In her missions OF /
zoe by the oak tree marked as I have
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Is, but Il Is true. every word OF it.
II the thing IS something supernat- /
ral. none OF Us has any idea who the
Fonan could have been or why she came
lke bird or III omen TO prophesv evil
pisaEs American family. sans castle.
ans legends, SANS romance. And I. for
ne, am particularly interested in WHY
ne oak tree should have come down. to
S IN connection with the ghost Iwould
omehow hate 70 think that some
oughty ancestor CT mine had, after the
layful little manner OF the good old
mes, put some faithful servant to death
a way IN which an oak tree took a |
romInent part. but should not be sur
rlsed II ne did; indeed I have a sneak
lg belief that that is the true explana-
on OF the whole thing. though am
ny that same servant Is so unforgiv-
g as 10 take It out on me by bringing
9 bad news, which, If she'd only wait
hg enough, would reach me with pro-
asbial rapidity. '--Philadelphia Times.