The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-17
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heard some one rafting paper in the next
room. and then there was tapping sound
on the wall behind me, and apparently in
the next room. L thought that this was
for the purpose of frightening me and
resolved to fool them by not getting
frightened.
Presently Arnold returned to the room,
and / could see that he was disturbed.
He sat beside the table and covered his
eyes with his hands.
There is such a thick mist around
you.' he said, and then continued: And
another thing, the questions you have
asked are questions that we do not an
swer.'
Il asked him what he meant by that,
because 1 had seen In the paper that they
answered all questions.
One of your questions was concern
ing people. We cannot give the history
of people, because that would take too
long.
Then he began to ask me all kinds
OF questions to draw me out but [ re-
fused to answer them / asked him why
he was questioning me, because his adver-
tiSementS stated that he asked no ques-
tons. L would give him no answers
do not ask questions he said. 'ex-
cept enough to find out what you want
Il then told him that / had asked if a
certain person YVES in town.
1--WE 60 not locate people or things at
these readings he said. When people
want things or other people located they
have to come more than once. Sometimes
many sittings have to be had and some
times IS has to be paid for a location
Coincidence as to Questions.
II had written six questions on the slip
of paper, and he only gave partial and
/ had suspected that there might be a car
bon paper or some other device under the
sheet on which had written, so 1 wrote
written a iittle heavier than the other
four. The pencil / used was a very hard
one, which had to be pressed into the
paper before a mark could be made.
IF you can tell me one thing that will
make me have the least bit of faith in you
and your methods I will be glad of it, !
said. Tell me just one thing concerning
dThen he used insulting language to me.
'Ah, you think you are smart, don't your
he said. but you are not. We do not
have such people as you come here
{" No. replied, because they are like ]
am When they come they find out what
you are. None but foolish people come
Anyone at all bright would soon find you
out and cease to come here Answer just
one question: ! demanded; answer just
one question. You cannot do it, because
you are a humbug!
Fails to Give Answers.
'sThen Arnold insulted me and quarreled
with me- He d used very b hard WORDS be-
Him with having tried by some method TO
develop the second sheet on the pad on
which 1 had written. and he denied IL
/ had signed only my initials to my given
names and demanded that he give my full
name. He could not do 1t.
HsShow me a spiritr I demanded. !
am not afraid of your spirits
''Pll see if there are any around YOU,
he said as he closed his eyes again. No.
he continued, Il can see none. Perhaps
If YOU come Thursday night you will see
some He declared that he could do moth
| ing. as I had added him.
"'You are very hard to read for, he
said
sYes, because 1 know that you are
| a fraud and will not tell you what you
want to know 7 answered.
I'VE were uuarreling like that wher
suddenly the door opened and | turned
| and saw a big. rough looking. solidly
| n frightened me- The man glared at me
and did not say word. I was nervous
1 "I was only a weak woman and / die