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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-25

czsfstwa do warszawskiego wiezie'
mia i oddano 60 naprz6d pod ssass.
g6lny doz6r polskiego puiku artyle'
ryi polnej, potem powierzono 20
stray gwardyjskiego pulku wolyh.
skiego. Pulk poraozsl "a jego bsz.
pieczehstwo.
Gdy W Listopadsie F. 1880 Wy.
buch rewoluoyi W Warszawie zmusif
wielkiego ksiecia Konstantego do
ucieczki, wosyhscy grenadyerzy za'
brali soba wieznia, czy " istocie'
jak m6wi podanie, przykutego do
dziala, tego ME wiemy. Niemozeb.
nem to wszakze wcale ME jest, "
kazdym bowiem razieuczyniono wssy
stko, aby usunsd 60 widoku, Mimo
to, prawie trudho poja6, jsk PolacN
kt6rzy przeciez wchodzili w6wcsss
Konstantym W ukiady, ME uozynili
mic W sprawie uwolnienia kukaslh'
skiego. Konstahty ME bysby m6gf
W po1ozeniu W jakiem sic znajdowaf'
odm6wi6 wydania niessczesliwsgo
wieznia, gdyby go zaaadsno. Ale
zdaje sic, ze zapomniano kuka-
sihskim - Mkt ME zspytai niego.
Konstanty m6gs go zatem L'twy
dostawi6 do korpusu jenerasa Rosena
i osadzi6 tymozssowo W Bobrujsku.
stamtad przewieziono 60 do sohius'
selburga. gdzie komendant twierdzy
otrzymas rozkaz utrzymywania "
tajemnicy nazwiska wisznia. zam.
knieto kukasihskiego W t. zw. Sc.
kretnym pasacu, W podsiemnej ka.
zamacie. !,
Odtad znika wszelka MIN wiado'
mos6 az do +. 1850. w tym roku
general Orlow z polecenia Mikoasjs,
nakaza1 zasiegna6 wiadomosci wiez.
niu. Me znsmy odpowiedzi komen'
danta, zdaje sic wszakze, ze wtedy
dotaria do publicznosci wiest o tenn,
ze kukasihski jeszcze zyje. w roku
1858 siostra kukasihskiego wniosfs
prosbe }aske ola brats dc cessrza
Aleksandra II, ale zostala odprawio'
ns niczem. Dopiero W r. 1852 nastss
puje zwrot ku lepszemu. q kohcem
I. 1851 Leparski, komendant Schlus-
selburga, pokonany prawdopodobnis
niezmierna niedola wieznia, wniosi
wlasnego popedu podanie o ulsenie
losu sresztauta. Pisas, Ae kukasih.
ski, zamkniety W roku 1881, cd tego
czasu zawsze dobrze sic prowadzii:
znosi los swoj pokors ipoddaniem
sic.
Me chce wraoa6 do kraju rodzin.
nego, pragnie umEze6 " twierdsy;
ale ohory jest slaby, slys1y widzi
bardzo malo, cierpi ma ksmieh pre-
pukline. Ma podanie to przyszia re.
zolucya wlssnorecznie przez Alex
sandra II uspisans. hukssihski O.
trzymas iasniejssy pok6j poswole.
ME przechadzania sic W obrsbie
twierdzy. Wkr6tce potem przezna.
ozono mu 30 kopiejek dziennie M
poaywienie q W kohcu 100 rubli ns
nowe ubrauie. w Czerwcu 1852
kaplan katolioki m6gs mu. udaielie
sw. Komuuii. Kiedy jsdnak sio.
strzeniso kukasihskiego, poruoznik
Raszswski, chcias go odwiedzic,
prosba jego spotkasa sic 20 stanowoss
odmowa.
Kukasifski zmarl d. ID Lutego
1868 sPortret iego snajdujs sic "
dsieie Straszswskiego pLes Polonais
ct les Polonaises de ls Revolution
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-25

wo i omal ze obydwaj ME zostali
zabici. Ocalif ich general Mohica,
kt6ry bedac wolnomularzem, spo-
strzegl u Praya odznake wolnomu-
larska. Tenze gen. Mohica posta-
raj sic W koncu o uwolnienie Praya
z niewoli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-07-25
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWei.
Chicago, 25 Lipca 1900.

Wschodzie odzywaia sic tn / ow-
dzie o mozliwem niebezpieczen-
stwie grozacem Europie re strony
Turcyi, to przeciez ME nalezatoby
ich lekcewazyc. Rada dana mo-
carstwom europejskim, moze zarto-
bliwie tyIko, by zawiesic ma kilka
tygodni operacye v Chinach. a
tymczasem upokorzy6 ubezwfad-
mic Turka W Europe napedzie go
"a Bosfor, ME jest tax niedorzecz-
ma, jakby sic zdawafo, a cesarz
Wilhelm podajac projekt do obrazu
przedstawiajacego chmure grozaca
europejskim mocarstwom, m6gfby
kazac W niej pomieScic p6fksiezyc
twarz Mahometa, zamiast smoka
chinskiego twarz Buddhy.
Wiadoma przeciez og6lnie jest
rzeczq, re ksiaze Tuan zawdziecza
gf6wnie genera1owi Tungfuhsian-
gowi swoja terrorystyczna wtadze
W Pekinie. General Tungfuhsiang
jest mahometaninem; stoi on ma
czele trzSdziestotysiecznej armii
mahometanskiej z Turkestanu.
Podczas gdy Chinczycy i Mandzu-
rowie W kwestyach reigijnych
zwykli zachowywa6 sic obojetnie,
wojska Tungfuhsianga przejete So
nieslychanym fanatyzmem, a
zwlaszcza nienawiscia do Chrzesci-
jan.
Posef chinski W Berlinie oswald
czyl, re to, co sic dzieje W Pekinie,
W gruncie rzeczy jest walka pomie-
dzy Mahometanami Chrzescija-
mani.
Do urzeczywistnienia swoich po-
litycznych plan6w, ksiaze Tuan ME
m6gf znalesc lepszego narzedzia,
jak tego turkestanskiego generafa
iego fanatyczna armia. Kaczni-
klein pomiedzy Tungfuhsiangiem
Tuanem ma bye komendant Pc
kinu i naczelny w6dz armii chin
skiej, jeneraf Junglu, ktory MEDIA
VINO temu odbyf podr6z inspekcyj.
ma DO Turkestanie, wiasnie W to-
ku tel podr6zy zapoznat sic "a
przyjaznit sic z generafem Tung-
fuhsiangiem.
Wobec tego faktu niespospolicie
interesujacem waznem jest, jake
wobec tego wszystkie9o stanowisko
zajmuja panstwa mahometanskie
W Azyi, W szczeg6lnosci Turcya.
Zwracaja na to uwage ,,Petersbur-
skie Wiedomosti", kt6re pisza:
Kazdy Turek raduje sic, re
Chrzescijanie raz przecie znalezi
sic W przykrem pofozeniu re Eu-
ropa przesta1a sic interesowae To-
sem ,,mikroskopijnych" narodowo-
Sci chrzescijanskich W Turcyi.
Tureccy publicysci bawia sic teraz
W prorok6w na wielka skale. Oto,
co jeden z Mich pisze:
Europe i jej ogonowi Ameryce
p6}nocnej Bog postal Chiny, jako
kare "a wofajace pomste naduzy-
cia tego niewyczerpanej pobfazli-
wo5ci. Chrzescijanie ME zadowol-
Mill sic tenn, re rozdzielili miedzy
siebie cztery czesci..swiata i utwier-
dzili swe panowanie mad mimi.
Setki drobnych plemion W Euro
pie, Azyi, Australia i Ameryce,
kt6re i'm najzupefniej ME szkodzi-
}y, Iletli oblicza ziemi, lub Ia
mfeniIi W posfusznych niewolni-
L6w. A wszystko to dziaio sic pod
hasiem jakiej5 ,,kultury'., kt6ra
opr6cz zupefnej demoralizacyi nj
czego dobrego ME przyniosfa So
ba tym nieszczesliwym. Idac bez
wytchnienia naprz6d W tych pod
bOjach dqzeniach do zmuszenia
narod0w, aby stuzyiy i'm nasyca}y
ich watroby, skapani W rozkoszy,
osiabieni " orgiach i rozpuscie,
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daf zupefna opieke cudzoziemcom
W Chinach. Przyrzeka, re po wy
pefnieniu tych warun kow, chetnie
bedzie sic staraf posredniczyc ce-
lem doprowadzenia do porozumie-
mia pomiedzy Chinami a innemi
mocarstwami.
WI Ting Fang otrzymaf cd
Szenga, .dyrektora telegraf6w
Shanghai wiadomosc, re dnia 1Sgo
Lipca urzedowo stwierdzono, il
wszyscy reprezentanci obcych mo-
carstw W Pekinie byli przy zyciu i
W miejscu bezpiecznem.
W japonskiem poselstwie wat
pia, czyi list przesiany do prezy-
denta ma rece posfa WI, pochodzi
cd cesarza chinskiego. Przypu-
szczaja, re sfafszowaf go wysfat
albo ksiaze Tuan albo cesarzowa
wdowa.
WASHINGTON, D. G., 25 Lipca. =
Posef WI twierdzi, IL otrzymaf
druga depesze ad Szenga, donosza-
ca, re zagraniczni reprezentanci 70
stana pod silna eskarta wysfani z
Pekinu do Tien Tsin.
MosKwA, 25 Lipca.
W kolach dyplomatycznych ME
przywiqzuja wagi do koresponden-
cyl pomiedzy cesarzem chinskim
prezydentem McKinleyem, twier-
dza, re W Chinach ME ma obecnie
legalnego readu, a mocarstwa pre-
dewszystkiem zmuszone sa stfumic
powstanie W Chinach. 2 Wfady-
wostoka donosza, re misyonarze
dunscy Mandzuryi przybyi po
wielu trudach bezpiecznie do VIA
dywostoka. Naczelny inzynier ko-
lei mandzurskiej, Kruszecki, dono-
81, re Chinczycy zajeli Chailar W
p6fnocnej Mandzuryi W poblizu
granicy transbaikalskiej. Gdzie
sic znajduje pufk. Jugowicz, ME-
wiadomo, ale wojska rosyjskie ma
pewno gotuja sic do odzyskania
Chailaru. W Bfagowieszczensku
okolicy panuje skok6j.
PANAMA, 25 Lipca.
Wojska powstahcze wczoraj rano ma
nowo rozpoczefy atak W poblizu
miasta. Wojska rzadowe bronify
sic poza szahcow; W zacietej BIZ
twie po obu stronach straty wyno-
silly okoio 200 polegfych i ranio-
nych. Szpital Czerwonego Krzyza
W miescie zapefniony jest raniony-
mi. Komunikacya kolejowa przer-
wana. Pociag Colon, wiozacy
podr6znych z New Yorku, przeje-
chat posr6d gradu kul. Posifki
przez Rad oczekiwane ME nadeszfy.
MANAGUA, NICARAGUA, 25 Lipca.
- Posr6d wspaniafych ceremonij
wojskowych i koscielnych, wczoraj
inzynierzy rzad6w W Nicaragua i
Costa Rica, jakotez gen. E. P.
Alexander South Carolina, wy
znaczony przez prezydenta Cleve-
landa sedzia polubowny W sporze
granicznym, - podpisali mapy, ma
kt6rych scisle oznaczonq jest gra-
MICA pomiedzy obu rzeczami pospo-
litemi. lynn sposobem pofozono
koniec sporowi, ktory Cd lat 40 byf
powodem wielu zatarg6w pomiedzy
obu rzadami. Prezydent Zelaya
wydaf bankiet ma Geese sedziego
polubownego i inzynier6w.
PARYz, 25-go Lipca. :
Wczoraj wieczorem okofo godz. 10
wybuchf pozar W piwnicy pawilo-
nu wyspy Martinique ma wystawie
wbgrodzie Trocadero. Pavilion ura-
towano, ale DUO szkody pozar zrza-
dzif W piwnicy.
LoNDyN, 25go Lipca. =
Nowy parowiec linii hamburgsko
amerykanskiej, Deutschland, W
pierwszej podr6zy swej z New Yor-
ku przybyf do Plymouth wczo-
raj godz. $50 rano, odbywszy to
podr6z W 5 dniach, ID godzinach i
6 minutach, pomimo dwudnioweJ
mgfy, jaka miaf W drodze. Najzna-
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Zawikfana sprawa.

Zawikfana sprawa.
w niemafym kiopocie znajduje
sic mularz L. Ford. Wczoraj przed
sedzia Quinn W Hyde Park stawa-
Ia pani Mollie Hodgkins, ,oskarzona
to, re odzywafa sic z pogrozkami
przeciw pani Sarze Ford, zam. pm.
7615 Cottage Grove ave. PAM
Ford opowiadafa sedziemu, re PAM
Hodgkins cd dwoch lat stara sic
baiamucic jej meza, Oskarzona
oswiadczyia, ae nazywa sic wfasci-
vie Mollie Ford, gdyz pred dwo-
ma laty W Decatur zostaia iona
florida. zyia tez mezem kilkana-
scie miesiecy szczesliwie, ale pred
7 miesiacami maz ja opuscif. Ska
rzaca zas, Sara Ford, przedtozyta
akt slubny, dowodzacy, re cd lat Z
jest IONA florida. Sedzia Quinn
odiozyf sprawe do Piatku, by dac
policyi czas do zbadania sprawy.
Gf6wna kwatera Obrana.
Senator Jones, prezes komitetu
krajowego demokratycznego, wczo-
raj pred wyjazdem swym do Wa
shingtonu, wynajaf lokal ma glow
ma kwatere demokratyczna. Kwa-
terra ia znajdowac sic bedzie W IA
salach drugiego, trzeciego i czwar-
tego pietra Auditorium, tam, gdzie
pred 4 laty republikanie mieli swa
gi6wna kwatere. Ia jakich 10 dni
ma Jones powrocic i wtedy czfon-
kowie komitetu wykonawczego i
komitetu Rampant, jakotez naczel-
nicy departamentow beda zamiano-
wani.
Niemieccy demokraci z powiatu
Cook uroczyscie podejmowac beda
d. 7 Sierpnia Bryana, ktory pre-
jezdzac bedzie do Indianapolis.
Recepcya odbedzie sic W hotelu
Sherman House.
Przygoda z rabuslem.
PAM Lillian Kavlatko, zam. pm.
1854 W. 18th str, W nieobecnosci
swego meza, kt6ry ma nocne zatru-
dnienie W Chicago Telephone Go,
W Poniedziafek godz. 10 wieczo-
rem usfyszafa gwaftowne szczeka-
ME psa wyszia ma korytarz, ably
zobaczyc, co sic dzieje. Ujrzafa
drzwi szklanne, wiodace do jej
mieszkania, otwarte, jakis czfo-
wick W tejze chwili uderzyf ia W
twarz, tax, re spadia W ty} re scho-
dow. Ma jej krzyk nadbiegf jej
szwagier, J6zef Kavlatko, kt6ry
mieszka pietro nizej, zani6sf ja
do jej mieszkania zawezwaf leka-
RIA. Ma szczescie okazafo sic, re
pani Kavlatko lekko tyfko skale-
czona byfa W glove. RADIUS uciekf:
ME znaleziono go.
Oflary strajku.
Ma wybrzezu jeziora, u kohca
ulicy Indiana, niejaki Fl. A. Burns
znalazf wczoraj kawafek papieru,
ma kt6rego jednej stronie napisany
byi adres pani Arpp, 43 Gresham
str, ma drugiej stronie sfowa:
,,Kiedy ia kartka zostanie znale-
ziona, znaidowac sic bede ma dnie
jeziora. Strajk jest powodem mel
smierci. Christian Arpp." Burns
uwiadomii policya, kt6ra znalazfa
pania Arpp, sedziwa kobiete, pod
adresem wskazanym. Byla ona
zrozpaczona, gdy jej doreczono kar-
tke; jest tez pewna, re syn jej, 20
letni Christian Arpp, zycie sobie
odebraf. Byf mularzem, do Kwie-'
tnia mieszkaf z matka, p6zniej sic
wyprowadzif, chociaz przez znajo-
mych dawaf matce sobie wiado-
nose, czesto W obec przyjaciof
twierdzif, il mic mu ME pozostaje,
jak odebrac sobie zycie.
Take 49 letni John Bruin, zam.
pn. 459 w. 23d str, ciesla, odebraf
sobie zycie z powodu, re ME miaf
zatrudnienia. Otruf sic kwasem
karbolowym z powodu, ze ME m6gi
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Znikf bez wiesci.

William Kaiser, zam. pn. 754
Clybourn ave-, cd Soboty znikf bez
wiesci. Kiedy ostatni raz go wi
dziano, miaf przy sobie $4,000 pod.
niesionych 2 banku Chicago Natio.
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went out 1t developed later that the little
one meant to say sulphur instead of soap
1his correction was brought by the spirit
OF Mrs Benjamin Harrison. the brightest
spirit of the evening. L learned later that
MI Kenny lives in that neighborhood. and
mas case of scarlet fever in his family.
Inc ilttle one appea red no more that even
ing: suppose even spirit children must
retire early.
Then came the forms Of women and
men All the women OF the same size as
Mrs. Emner: all the men short and slight
ike the professor. When a woman's spirit
naterlalized the material form of Mrs.
Emner had disappeared from her place be-
size me cabinet; when the male spirits
pad their visits the professors chair was
vacant. l displayed the deepest Interest
IN 1t all. But / had not sat long in the
circle when my neishbor, the woman with
IN. me grip OF steel. began to interview ne.
n LsSr peeh mere beforeg sh asked. l re,
phed IN the negative, and put the same
question to her. mo, I've never been here
before, ! don't know anything about it,
IN m an on-hand way. Then, bluntly. 'You
Well l drawled earnestly, I've had
such PROOFS of the truths of spfritualism
that l no longer question it Aad l per-
mitted her to draw from me the story OF
my mothers and baby's George Wash.
uigtons spirit was not near mel habits Of
materializing for me Gas understood at Mrs
WTnske 81, and we got on better foot
Ing. She told me of spirits that paw her
visits. and confded in me that she too, wa.
mediumistic.
After the naturalization came trumpet
speaking. The room was entirely dark two
trumpets were in use, one for the use Of
the male spirits, the other for the female
spirits. l had begun to fear | was TO be
left out. but presently trumpet was up to
my face murmurinG Baby For you' my
neighbor said. For you,' the man In front
with the bald front head echoed. and / ex.
Claimed. is it for me-? and the trumpet
voice answered. Yes. yes, am for you 1t
is baby Arise, but don't let go of hands
L was directed by several voices In the cir
Gle. and 1 arose to my feet, my hands in the
tight grip of my ueighbors.
My voice quivered with emotion as 1
recognized my baby and expressed my
delight at hearing him. oh, this is elo-
rious! am so happy-don't worry-we will
help you've are all here-we are all hap
py,' was the gist of my baby's' message to
me. This repeated over and over COM
prised five minutes Of sweet converse
with his little spirit. I was really excit-
ed, my emotion was genuine and I was
thankful for the darkness. The seance
closed and a sort of general reception was
held. Here my part was difficult one
Friends held me up at every turn. And,
oh, the tales 1 told I blush as recall
them. One man became particularly inter-
ested In me-not an unattractive fellow.
either-and he was nearly the undoing Of
me. He, too, had received visit from a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-03
How to Catch Cold.

From Good Health.
The various ways in which a cold may be
brought on are thus described by DIR. ]. H.
Kellogg: "A little knife-blade Of air blow
ing IN through crack in a window. upon
some part of the body, will chill that part,
and the blood vessels Of that region will be-
come contracted. affecting, somewhere in
the interior of the body. an area in reflex
relation with this portion of the surface of
the body. For instance, the blood vessels
of the skin of the top of the shoulders and
the chest are associated with the blood YES
sels of the lungs, SO that whatever happens
to the blood vessels of the skin Of the Shout
ders and chest happens also to the blood
vessels of the lungs If there Is a contrac-
ton of the blood vessels of the back of the
neck, there will be a contraction of the
blood vessels Of the nose and throat, and
If there is contraction of the blood YES
sells of the top of the shoulders and the
shoulder blades, there will also be a con-
traction of the blood vessels of the lungs
When the influence of the cold is continued
this contraction is followed by congestion
When one puts his hands into cold water
for a few minutes, they are first pale, and
then red This is reaction. The longer
the application and the more intense the
degree Of cold, the greater will be the con-
traction and the congestion. So If the back
of the neck is exposed for a long time to
the influence of cold, one is likely to have
a cold in the nose and throat: if the shout
der blades and the tops of the shoulders
are exposed, one is likely to take cold in
the lungs, and suffer from congestion Of the
lungs If the cold Is long continued II MAY
cause not only a congestion but an infiam.
nation Of the nose or the lungs. So, if the
bottoms of the feet become wet or chilled
a weakness of the bladder may result II
there has ever been a trouble there: or a
weakness of the stomach, if there has beer
Catarrh of that organ
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edge of things spiritual and found encour-
agement and keen interest in his every fea-
ture. especially when l sang the praise of
some New York medium. Showing more
interest now. he drew his chair closer and
began to talk unrestrainedly.
You see, we are religious body-the
Society of Friends-regularly organized
under the laws of the District, and have
police protection the same as any church
In the city. We have meetings every Sun
day forenoon at IL o'clock, in charge of
Mrs. Warneke, one of the best test me-
diums in the city and classes every Thurs
day and Sunday evenings, where We get
full form naturalization, trumpet speak
ing and other things. In fact, we never
know exactly just what will come We get
some wonderful things sometimes. You
know, 1T depends upon the conditions. of
course. In coming to our meetings (here
he grew confidentiaD you are perfectly
safe. There Is no danger whatever Of a
raid
"A raid" I exclaimed. aghast. is it DOS
sible they would raid such a meeting in
Washington
"'Well. you can't tell in going to some
mediums. But. as 1 said here we are A
religious body and are recognized as such
and have police protection
Il expressed great pleasure In having
found such place and said 1 would at
tend the class on the following Thursday.
" In order to attend one of our classes it
will be necessary for you to sign your name
| to this card before entering This. OF
course, is simply to protect VS. against peo-
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to these we were shown. BY changing
seats with my friend l got the end chair
but this was noted by the professor, who
in testing the magnetisms, a moment la
ter, found that my peculiar kind would fiji
better between man and woman a little
further UP the line. The latter proved to
be an interesting companion. A large mu-
sic box was wound up, and as it began to
play the professor and Mrs. Emner took
chairs on either side Of the cabinet.
Mrs. Emner. a delicate looking woman
of medium height, was clad in a loosely
fitting black wrapper-ne suggestion of cor
sets but, rather, to the mind of one of the
earth-earthy might easily come the impress
sion that that wrapper covered flowing gar
ments Of celestial wilderness.
The music ceased. A rather tall, be-
nevolent appearing man, with his head bald
In front, addressed us somewhat after the
following fashion.
My dear friends: There are few rules
governing this class which must be observed
by all in order to obtain the best results.
We all want our spirit friends to come to
us. Our spirit friends are most anxious to
come. We must make the conditions such
that they can come: First, join hands, and
under no circumstances whatsoever must
any one break the circle by withdraw wing a
hand. No matter how afraid you may be-
come at anything that may happen-and
let me say right here that you are all
perfectly safe: no matter how much noise
the spirits make no matter what they do,
they will never harm any one-remember,
don't break the circle. A dear one may
come and speak to You. in your joy yol,
may want to grasp his hand, but don't do
it, simply talk to him. Second, don't greet
a spirit with q TRADE of questions, espe-
cially, don't ask names. There is nothing
spirit dislikes so much as to have his
dearest friend ask him who he is. When
spirit does not give his name he expects
you to know him and converse with him the
same as though you were meeting him on
the street in earth life. Third, give out
good thoughts. Whether you believe in
spiritualism or not, when you enter our
circle leave your doubts outside and try to
believe what you see. Some Of you may
think. "Oh. it is the midum doing thus
and So" but. my friends. throw this thought
of until You get outside. We want the
best conditions here. Now, lastly, there 8
nothing helps q spirit to come more than
vocal sounds-that is. singing. Everybody
sing. If you can't sing, make vocal sounds
of some kind If You want your spirit
friends to come to you. Again, l say, sing,
Let US repeat the Lords prayer
with Joined hands and bowed heads we
repeated the Lords prayer In unison. /
tried TO forget my surroundings and say 1t
earnestly.
LAS Amen was said the light went out,
and We begin to sing Nearer, My God to
Thee following this with There Are An
gels lowering Around the last verse of
which brought them. The light was turned
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spirit during the evening. and he displayed
the greatest interest in my friends on the
other side. particularly my baby His
We're catchy questions, and they came
thick and fast, and though L chatted and
laughed feared every moment I'd make
some horrible biunder, my knowledge Of
babies being limited. Once or twice /
thought all was lost. In answer to his
question told him my baby could talk a
httle and then nearly swooned when 1 re-
membered that short time before L had
given him its age as eleven months. His
eyes twinkled bit, hut think he after
ward decided that it had been an unusually
bright child.
But all things must have an end, and
where there is lack of confidence il is bee-
ter that end came quickly And so this
seance closed. and after we had visited
around awhile and paid 81 each for our
seance with the spirits my friend and 1
said good night and went out"
The Spirit Photograph.
my joy was great when Sunday morn
ing came with its bright sunshine. for I
was certain under these circumstances my
spirit friends would not disappoint, but be
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on a trifle. A little white form emerged
from the cabinet. Our voices hushed. In
my interest 1 tried to raise my hands, but
found them both tightly held. The little
fern advanced toward the man who made
the speech. 1t was a little girl of about
seven or eight years. He who made the
rules was the first to break one. He said.
Who is 1t, darling"
"'rm Mister Kenny's little girl and she
took a step toward the cabinet, amid a
chorus of whispered endearing terms. The
little spirit .eemed q bit bewildered. He
addressed her again: Have you any mes
sage for him. darlingr CMr. Kenny was
not there.) We listened, breathivssly.
"'Ten them to use more soap, the little
spirit lisped.
1--WE could hardly believe our ears.
'Twould certainly be embarrassing to carry
such a message to any one. Her questioner
asked her to rereat the message. There
was no mistake: For the second time the
childish voice directed us to tell them to
use more soap. Her interviewer did not
ask what kind. suppose he feared some
soap manufacturer had been tampering
with the little spirit and trying to use 1t as
an advertising medium.
'.she crept softly into the cabinet, while
We sang Unanimously, and the light again