The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

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which he had first spoken "Bu troubled sir; am r0u
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them. however. took them quickly.
with what2 What your troubleY
difficult sir 1t very dihicGt 10
speak Of If ever you make me another visit VIII y 10 ~
expressly make you visit Say when
shall it beY
night, SIR"
IL will come at H." eN
white light sr he said in his peculiar low voice. It'll yo
have found the When have found don't call out
And when at the top don't call out"
His seemed to make the place strike colder to me- but
said than "Very WELL"
"And when come down tomorrow night don't call out
Let me ask parting question What made you cry Hello
Heaven knows" said something that effect
Not to that effect sir Those the words know
those the very words said them
cause saw below"
"For other
What other could possibly have7' ti
You had feeling that they conveyed in
supernatural wayT
He wished night up light walked by
the side of the down line rails with disagreeabe
saon of train coming behind until the path 1t
was easier mount than descend and back inn
Punctua to my appointment placed my the first
notch of the zgzag night distant striking
H. He was waiting for at the bottom with his white
light
MAY speak nowr'
by all means
Good night, then, and here's my hand"
Good night sir, and here's mine"
With that walked by box
the door and sat down by the
81 have up my mlud sir" began bending
soon as we seated and speaking tone little above
whisper "that shall
bes me- took for yesterday That
troubles me-"
"That mistaken" Jsys la4 "a as,,,
mo That else" Nh o. lxi1t$ss
who is tY' mj7EraTHE*S73s5ItV S&X4RNaf
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the and the right arm waved violently waved this way
followed his action with it the action of
an arm gestcuatng with the utmost vehemenc
For Gods sake clear wayr'
"one moonlight night" said the 81 sitting
when heard voice cry Hello, up
looked from that door this
the red light the tunnel waving Just showed
The voice seemed hoarse with shouting
Look outP And then again: Hello below therel Look outr
caught up lamp turned red and toward the
calling: What's happened? wherep
just outside the backness of the tunnel advanced
1t that wondered at keeping eyes,
ran right at and had hand stretched pull
sleeve away when It gone"
Into the tunne% said /.
mo I yards I stopped and held
my lamp above head and the figures the
distance and the wet stealing and
rickng through the I again had
for had place upon me- and
looked all around the red light with red light
went the iron ladder to the gallery atop
down again I telegrphed ways: AN
alarm has been gven Is anything wrongT The
back both All wellP"
Resisting Of a fnger tracing out my
spine figure deception Of
his Of sight originating
known to have often troubled patients of
conscious Of the nature of their afcon
proved by experiments themselves "As
cry" said l. do but listen for
natural valley while speak the wild harp
makes of the telegraph wires"
That all WELL he returned after had listening
for awhile and he ought something the wind
wires he who often winer nights
watching. But he would remark
finished.
asked pardon added touching
within six hours after the appearance the memorable acct
he dead
wounded brought along through THE tunnel
where the had stood"
dsagreeable shudder crept npe. my Dot
against It, 1t to be denied roned ttst ns
remarkable coincidence calculated deeply imDs' "a n
But unquesonable that remarkable condolences td
tnuay they be taken into IN dealing
with such subject though to be IL must admit added
for thought to bring the objection
upon didi allow
ncidences ordinary calculations of lire
He again begged o remark that he hsh hniAh>d
sgan begged his pardon for being vberayed into Interrupt
tons.
"This," he said, again laying his hand my