New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

murmured.
Do YOU think if we could isolate you from
those Gamma rays, and could then complete
the reversal of your polarity, and concentrate
on your corporeal self could get gr1P on
vou5' asked the professor, trownlng-
1t might work. said the voice sadly 1
wish you'd hurry up and do something
PROFESSOR FOSTERBERG g93zed steadily
L at the chandelier II | could only locate
tr,os4 Gamma ravs. and have them shut Off
he was saying, when the appearance OF Hazel
tine broke in.
They're down in the laboratory 1t said
That red headed CHtterdinB Is trying to pierce
the screen Of a Horoscope with them
Why didn't YOU say that before: asked
Fosterberg impatiently. jumping up gu
keep concentrating on hn. he Saii % -l"l-
rooney. and III shut Jededlah on
He raced down the stairs and was gone per
haps five minutes, when the trousers slowly
faded away and assumed the luminous appear
ance of the rest of Horace Hazeltne. When
the professor returned. he was bedrmng with
. They're of. he observed briskly.
SOS his pants" remarked Mulrooney
gloomily pointing.
Well that's all right, 50 far responded
the professor with ardor- Now, what we We
got to do IS to complete the job. Let Us see
He remained in deep thought for some mo- mo-
ments: then his CountenanCe cleared
think I've got it he announced on see.
when Mrs. WhIpple reversed the current Oh HtI
cerebral waves Yesterday, she sent hum back
into the fourth dimension. Now if we can con-
vince her that Professor Hazeltlne has man
AGED to return -er-weU, that condition
she'll want to send HIM back again for revenge
Do YOU that
Sure I see it agreed Mulroonev.
''An right then. Now, if she wants to send
him back she'll probably concentrate her
mind on that idea Consequently her mental
emanatious will be directed in an inverse ratio
l.. / -lnEa
was mentally wishing him back, her thought
waves would travel III one direction, wouldn I
they"
''Surest thing YOU know said Mulrooney-
Well if we re working to get him out, our
waves VIII be travelling in the same direction
as hers. That IS to say, she is positively willing
him to 60 back, and as he Is already there they
viii have the effect of negatively moving hl1n
here. won't thew"
II guess so" said MulroOney blankly.
with his hand pressed to his forehead.
1t Is So" went on the professor. Now,
then. we know he Is not back.-do YOU follow
me'-and consequently we quite positively
wishing he was you see So her waves and our
waves fall into exact SynChrOuISm. and We
have a double pull
That sounds to me like one o. them If
| Mary is twentv-seven when Jane Is thirteen,
/ how much does a bonita fish weigh III the Ger
/ man OCEAN, said Mulrooney weakly.
Exactly" cried Professor Fosterberg.
Now, if you'll go over to Mrs. Whipple and
/ break it to her that Professor Hazeltine Is re-
turned, but Is actually lowering on the verge
of being pushed back, she'll do all she to
| shove him over the dead line"
Anything YOU say SAID Mulroonev, and
went out hastily.
/ NOV Hazeltne" said Professor Fosterberg
! when the detective had gone, I'm going
to do what | can for YOU. I'm going To suggest
subcOnsCiouslv 70 the medium here that YOU
are to come back; then with Mrs. Whipple'S
waves, and our positive waves Wei see what
we can do
If YOU get me out of this mess" groaned
the wrath, "I'u pay YOU that ten | borrowed
last term. And when do get out, it finished
wrathfully, &C. I'm going to put the dean onto
something about that old hlrridan-"
Mrs. Whpplc," asked FoSterberg
| You bet it's Mrs Whipple'" SAID the voice
| wrJthtully I've dug up some nice scandal
/ while I've been here Shes a liar when She
says she's only hfty-hvc And that isn't all
! She was engaged to n shoe drummer when she
| was eighteen and there's certain person here
| who knows that She earned on a Irritation with
! the iccman back IN - I've found out that
! She makes the poor old dean life a misery too" q"
Well don't bother with that now. advised
| the other Wen try 10 get YOU out first.
! L. ---.-- H.