New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
Drawings by Kari Anderson

~ putting Al his water pipe 1aziIy. read to the
last paEe u Dr. Tekyu and Mr.. Hyde, -
and then tossed the paper covered book on the floor
with Z g-1nt.
Taieska looked up from her work, ready for his
Comment
L Stevenson had written that book this year,
he'd have known more about associated personal
IT he remarked.
Why. is nothing but parable, that's all"
Y4eska offered.
Well Il might be more: Il might be science as
Vel The Fundamental idea Is wrong We haven
Only NO souls personalities apiece one good, one
1zd, re have an infinite number. according to
modern psychology Our normal self can break up
l1t9 any uuube- u combinations OF its elements
nat Is Thy We are different persons when We re
zlg-r- when dream when We are drunk or insane
But isn't there O subCOnsClOuS self that runs the
55-T a. such times, SAID Naleska. I've been
-5a1lng about IT. some psychologists call II the
scbiIninal sell
Rubbish" As--0 rose and walked up and down
1a-Toasv. "Irer are not psychologists; they are
15.aphysiciars. and not worth considering. They
speak as L there was q sort OF secret. submerged
s51 cooled Up inside rs ike chicken IN egg. An
1-zce Il q well There IS no such thing. We are
a. Of piece
But how about somuambulists who diagnose
Ter Owl complaints and predict the course OF their
mass. How about The known cases OF multiple
2e-s7lalry.-E-..5z \ and Miss BeauChamp IN
Boston: Their alternate selves were distinct and
SEPARATE"
9. You should read The jour Of Abnormal
-S.cC1ogT. -=-E AS--1 hose selves
'-tlltoUs combinations Of the normal sells prop
-7s. they are strictly, part-selyes. The subjects
at simply not 4 there
and those pos hypnotic time experiments too
-- persisted read 0t their suggesting that
e--l-r should -g=- --reer hundred and fOrty-seven
mites a-te-T---. look a. MS watch and write
ivy he time. X ia IT. II every such case.
49, ana YOU think he has q subllmlnal self that
-7lAones 70 has Haklug personality. Nonsense
--es managed -- zap the mechanical part OF his
lEr i-rL-T -7CTfT = IN Z
~. lhere are 10 Co-cOnScIOuS personalities.
- happens II automatic writing person
- pencil II his hand. and Il seems TO write OF
-s51- Spirits. E-rbIshl \ sublirnirral self Pop
go he hand --anscrIbes merely records OF
-e--s o. =fter- .--eS that have been forgotten OF
=, 80 il2otlced, that's ali. We don't think Of half
60. - and hear Te pass myrIads Of faces II the
o. l9T instance but everything IS recorded. as
80. g-5nog-aDl-c cylinder. and under abnormal
7..--J--s' the record may be reproduced
re- T- sad \aesIa. its all uncanny. Normal
vt-olSE IS c---lul- enough TO understand. but
r. ne IS 1ou- or I'VE different persons give up
- Many an - She added merrlly, tossing q
I'D t--s ~ ------' % 9--0 PU' Va ~ -1'
~ u 1e nll-lo1-each nicer than the rest
s-e | N glad She looked very denure as
eeAeo toward the door but she stopped there
1gl- -s frankly back at him then threw him good
n --Ao yawned. vent 10 the bookcase and re-
Eez-10- % the couch with q book by LeOnIde
cse-- s. For awhile he labored with its grandilo-
~ I'csra- with the secret OF ON and the cen
e-4r. "a o. the universe. then suddenly he sat
a,-e--1 noise II the outer room had attracted his
lad II another moment told HIM that Naleska
1a-1e g, ana "as speaking TO some one HIS
EN- vent out. 70 md her with a strange girl,
s57-4 -. Cad Dark haired and dark skinned hand
--5 80 e9lal- she was Of medium height, with
as- go ~ drawn about her head and q short plaid
S1aa "lg her little feet Incased II men 5 heavy
Is Fs.s9le hac Wild frightened look IN her eyes
prI,-r1- la tTled 10 calm her Her mouth trenbled
s1d - eld she cTOuched II an attitude OF fear