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Don't Forget the Clio Train
gilt will be in Raymcr Saturday, March 29th,
at lO:45 a. m for two hours Come
DON'T FORGET IT
NOTICE row r,a.icAr,cH.

u. P.L. [rublishrrl Sctini usGtl
Department; of the Interior.
raltcd State Land Oliicc at Sterling Colorado.
February q, 1913
NouoE " hereby givan .ha; DC Erickson "
SlJnohar Colortdp, who, on Jolly - 100, made
homestead entry No Css'3 FOR Last half u See
ton 70, Township Noria, IHnao II West Oh
Principal Meridian hRS ici notice Of fntcuion to
make final thi,c yoaf proof TO c5titlish claim ~
the land above dccrho.i, lcfor United States
CGnmissiJarr. at Kep,a Colorado on the lgtk
day Of April 1915.
Claimant naInos u witpeas";
Miles y Mitchell Of NV RlyIrcr, c,Io
InRcbdt N. Viz. oi
Ole II. Olson Of F.onehEm, 2,'l
Charles e. Carlson. of 3-9D
" uurovNu, .EoristrF,
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.
NJ. T. l.. tpublisherl Serial Uli59j
Department of the interior.
L. 8. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado
March, 10. 1913.
NoricE Is hereby given that Hazelwood v. Loug
of willard, Colorado, who, on March Ind, 1910
made homestead Entry. No. oil3s5, FOR WI
SILL; El:e swi-, Section ., Township Nrrth
Range Is West. 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian has iiisd
notice Of intention to make final three year PROOF
to establish claim the land above Described be.
fore Register and lseeeiyv at s,esiing, Colorado
on the 18th day of Ny 1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Charles Hoimgrcn. Of Willard. Colo.
Christian Jorgensen OF
Charley CosSelitlan Of 3-s0
Fred German. of AZ!
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II. r, l.. lPublbacrl ssrn! 0NE
Ecnnf::ncui of th. interior.
United States lAud Obs u, Sterling. Colorado.
March u, 1873
NnrtcG a kcroh Fi.ou lGi J15cah Glu9rag
Of New Raymer cl'orado who, IN jay q. lpDj
mHdr homsHioad entry 70 lGs2 rrr East half
Section ~ lownsitDf North Ran7o G Wcs,.
tn Principal &riiisn has Med notice q iutgu.
ton 10 make .n.I three yosr rr,oG, 10 establish
claim t, he ianI Gbu,l do8rrib-a, before Unit,I
state. ConntE,i9ner Nov Rsgmu. Cylgrado.
on me mdly ol EaiipI}.
Claimant nauq. ~ witnoaIcs.
George Mcphan. Of Buckingham. Colo.
Albeit Fiks. oi Now Eaymu.
hi,Is1 Mitchell gt aeu
l. Ilpll Figr, II ii
IS H. put7Nn Kcglytrr.
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NIL tpuldih,r Serial UY9lF
department "t the Interior.
untd State Land Ohc5 At Sterling, Colorado
March ~, 1915
NpE1Giy Lsrcby sige1 that Albrrt rikc. n
New Bsym,r. Colorado. who. en- November H..
io9 mslp homctloaa cptry. No. op1lS. fos West
hall Section y. fownship z North, Range ~
"est eth Principal heri1hn. has filed notice of
intention to make inal three year prooi to cs,ab
lsh claimi3 the land abpSr doleribed, bofcro
taiIea SmiaG Cgrnmi'lionvr 81 Nqw Rlymcr.
Colorado on tho l., day OF May. 1913.
Claimant numolap Wlbrssst
iogcpS hiNgrls, of Now ESymcrt Colo
George ssagham Of Buckingham,
hiieg Mitchell Of New Rnymer 80
Anais 'lfsthan u Buckingham. .aI
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While there is Only small part Of
the spring work done, there are a few
farmers who had finished sowing their
spring wheat when the storm came In. t
week, and they are viewing their work
with a good deal of satisfaction.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NOTICE ZOE rvaLlcarioN.

IL =. l., tput.ishert Scria-rlll52
Brrnrtmrh! OF tar Interior.
United stateI Lana O,ice az Sterling, Colorado
January Ji 1913.
AorIoE 10 hereby given that John c. Brewer
of Ays!o CyiJgai9, wao. on February, q, 1910
made HON, teat eHuy, No. Gltl52 for South East
quarter See u, and South West quarter. Section
8. Township 10 North .lanse 90 West 9th rrin,
cpai Meriiian. has flied Gotice Of intention u
make final three year proof to establish claim t.
tho land above doocsiped, before Register and Re
seiyor a, Stcrns. Cologado On the lith day OF
April. 1873.
Claimant nomos as Witnesses:
Wallace WoJds, Of Ayalo, Colo
AlexanGer d. Duncan Of Sterling. Colo
George T, Cynn, Of AyaIo Colo. 2-G
Stewart T. Norlhup. Of AvalS. Colo 3-!3
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j. s. Neal was in town short tine
Monday morning. lie is going TO be at
Watkins, Colo, tor a line and while
there The Enterprise will keep him
posted on the growth of Raymer SO
that he will not get lost on our streets
when he gets back.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
NOTICE FOR runLlt .rIoN.

NOTICE FOR FuHLit ATIGS.
II. P. l.. sPublisher.l Serial csS5o
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office. u; Sterling, Colorado,
February l. 1918.
NoTlcE is hereby given tha; Richard Wcskirk.
Of New Raymer. Colorado. who. On Augus, 81.
1903. made homestead entry, No. oS6So, for Eas.
half. Section IS. Township I North. RAnSe 50
West, 9th Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention to make final three yrar proof to estab-
lish claim to the land above deserted before
United Stnes Commissioner. at Keo.a, Colorado,
on the ilth day Of April islS.
Clainant names as witnesses:
James Atnber. of Buckingham. Colo.
Joseph GinSras, Of New Raytner
Amos W. jackson. Of !" /" 2-6
E!ward D, Mulpb:. Of p" S-ls
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NOTICE rua rrnilcAr,nN.

IVAN - i'-s 4 y .stsit.t ttbN.
~. 7. L. tPublisherl Sera!.0S757.
Department OF the Interior.
l. S. Land oalc, Al Sterling. Colorado.
February la, 1913.
NoEicE is hereby given that Jesse Il. Gardner.
Of New Raymcr, Colorado who, on September s.
1873. nnac Homestead entry, No. Os75l fyr West
hall, Section 20, Township ~, Range IS West.
9Th Principal Meridian, has tilcd notiee of inteu-
tiau 70 make iiaal three year proof. 70 establish
claim to the land above described before United
staten Commissioner, al New Raaser, Colorado,
on the nth day Of April. 1913,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank II. Fritz. of New Rsymer, c5is
Arthur T.. Myers, Of "
Sterling P, Majors Of = ' go
GottoIob Fritz, OF . ",3-27
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NOTICE foH PUBLICATION

NOTICE FUN PUBLICATION
MPL lPublisheil SERIAL gg955
Department o! the Interior.
[. :. Land Office al Sterling. Cu.oradu,
Fehruhy Il, 1918.
NOTICE 10 hereby ri ,cn that Hoory D, Com
mius, o. Stoneham. Colorado. who. on November
II. ipl made homestead entry, No, c99tb Tor
North weft quarter, Scrtiln Y Township Z
North Range Is West 9Th Principal MorJgian
LAE lied ne,iee Of intention to MAKE ipal tnroe
year proof 10 establish claim 10 the lsud above
described. before Register and Receiver at Stcr-
ling. Coiaraio, On the 25ta day Of Anil. 1878.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Alphonso Bethscheidcr. Of Stoncham Colo.
Charles J. Swanson, OF
hntpn Kramer, Of 80
Peter StltZ, II 1r27
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NnTLcE ron plnl.Lr,rlni.

II. ~. ruilthH SuiiBil,
DrpnFincn; n;-of the isterI1r.
United States Land .uGife at siqding CO. "a 10.
loJruny s. 1913.
EoTcE Is hereby Eigsh sa, John W Iguhcr.
ford. " Now Rlymor colJruio, Who. on Frbful.
~ fth, 1910. mad, Homestead cuts, No oiGy.
for swl.i and Swlei awli of Soc. p. Ei.2
SEl-i and sEl-i $El.i. Section IL Township s
North. RanFe b Wo.t Oh piin,ip,l ntrHlan.
has hIcd notice Of Intention tomako Final Three
Year proof to establish e.,in ~ tn. land abogr
dcscribod. Lofprp United States Comm,sbaor a,
Kc1ta. colorado, on the igth dlygf Apr,l, 1913
CluImant nanoi As wItnossrE
Raymon5 Mckay, Of New laymor Colo.
Theodore Keller Of
Elizabeth M. Keller, 0f = e.i3
l!Iury % Rcd u 80
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.
MIL Publisher, serial.oss,.
Department OF ike Interior.
y. $. Lcnd o.llee at, sterling, Colorado
February 49, 1918
NOTICE Is hereby given that Amanda Anderson
of New Raymor. Colorado. who. on October i2
1859. made homestead entry. No. Cs5a. for East
half. Section 70. Township North, Range 81
West. eth PRINCIPAL Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to make tins! three year proof, to es.
tabiish elaip, TO the land above described. tefare
Unitssi States Commissioner. at Keota. Colorado
on the eth day OF April. 1918
Claimant names - witnesses:
9ohn A. Doucgan. Of New Iaymer. Colo.
Jennie ponesan. Vi -
.sben Eonton. of . = eco
J.ne Een,on Of 3-sI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
IMpL lPuliishsrl Serial ciO!l2
Department Of the lutcrior.
L. s. Land QGlce'at Sterling, Colorado
February II, 1913.
NoTlcI is hereby given that AlphonFo Bcth-
scheides, Of S,oncham, Colorado who, on January
4. lsl0, made homestead entry. No OlOli2, for
south West quarter Section l2, Township
North, Range 50 West. 9TH Principal Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention to make final three
year proof to establish claim TO the land above
described, before Register and Receiver, ut S,er-
linz, Colorado, on the 18th day Of April 1918
Claimant names us Witnesses
Henry D. Comnins, of StGnehgm, Colo.
Charle8 ]. swanson. Of
Peter Stuw, ei go
Anton kramer. of '' a-2i
w, II, PoUNp. HGSlgtsr,
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MONEY TO LOAN

! have n few thousand dollars TO loan
on Real Estate security in the Ray
mer District only"
MILES NJ. MITCHELL.
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NOTICE Foa ri 9l.CiT.OS.
MEL lpublish,rl Serial GsO'2
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
feGruary 0, 1918,
Nuricr Is hereby given thpt Cllrcnce /. EahkC.
Of Stonehain, Colorado. who, on July = 1903, nade
homestead entry. No d;e52 for West half See.
ton a, Townshipi Moth, RHngo 81 wc,t 9TH
Principal Meridian. has fled notice Of intention
10 make final three year proof. to c4iHblish claim
10 the land atoyo described. before United States
Commissioner, at Koota. Colorado, o. tho l2ai
day Of April i0ls
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Miles ~. Mitchell Of New Rnymer CHS.
lngobrit N. VIZ. II g
Ole NJ. Olson. Of stonchnm, s.I5
Charles u. Carlson Of - 20
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MPL IPrblisherl Serial OiCO5U
Department Of The Interior ~
L. $. Land Omce at Sterling. Colorado.
February H. 1913.
NoT'cE is hereby given that William ". Ran
dali. ii Buckingham, Colorado. who. on Epyom-
her. "a, 1904 made homestead entry So'C!C6tO for
,NWl-s. see!22 snd South West quarter, Section
l5 Township Nor,b. Range 30 Wcr, 9Th Prinsi-
pal Meriiian has fled notice Of intention t. make
iinal three year proof to establish claim 70 >he
landss sboye described, before United States Com
missioner al Keoia Colorado, on the aSrl day of
April. 1913.
Claimant nGmes us Witnesses:
william Dennis, of BueAinahsm, Colo.
Ada Denn1, II
Louis Silyig, oi 2-2D
MARY L. siiyii Of %-g1
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INDIAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS FOR
HATCHlNG Orders for Indian Run
ner duck eggs can be left at the
Mitchell story, for delivery in the or
der they areireeeived, Price, $l.5o
per dozen. e. Toyne
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

J. W. Adams Of the experiment sta.
tion at Cheyenne Wells came into Ray.
mer Wednesday and tarried in the city
for time rather as an involuntary
guest. Mr.. Adams is travelling thru
the country gathering information
about fax raising for future bulletin
on that industry in Colorado. NJ.
Adams is pleasant man to meet and
gave whole lot of valuable iDforma
ton about the $50 and its use to diff.
erent inquire-s. He has found an un.
derground silo very successful where
he lives. In some future issue we vii
attempt to outline his method of con.
structions.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

The prospects for the Raymes coun-
try in 1918 are fine The man Who
wants to buy land or relinquishrc7ts
in this section should get busy. This IS
the day of opportunity.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

NoTich roE PUBLICATION.
MIL (Publisherl Serial OsU5S
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office a, Sterling, Colorado,
February 3, 1915,
NoTicE is hereby given thG, Ole 7. Bakkc OF
stpneham, Colorado, who. on July s. 1919 made
Homestead entry, No. O5Oj3 for East half of. Sec
tons, Township North, Range 81 West, 5ti
Principal MeIiiiar has fled notice of intention 10
make linai three year proof. to establish claim ia
the land above described, before United States
Commissioner, ., kcota Colorado. ou tie l9th
day Of April 1915,
Claimant nHIreJ Rs witnesses:
Miles NJ, Mitchell, Of New Rayncr Colo
iugehri, N. yik, OF e.
Ole N. Olson, oI stoneham. "2-2a
Charles E. Carlson, Of 50 1927
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LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
-
)shss II tN psspls q R,ruer and vieiaay 'er Pas!
I . Week told 10 lHst

y Dshr II ,As isspls sf a,yner and Vicinity 'sr Pas.
I'M . Week told In Ide,
Good Friday tomorrow.
& Silo Special March 29th.
& Easter Sunday is at hand.
~ New tablets here s and 10 cents.
q Alfalfa hay cheap at Buckingham.
III Envelopes, plain or printed at The
Enterprise office.
Dinsmoor Bros. at Buckingham are
pvcrloaded with feed.
Raymer was certainly Deserted
Village last Friday.
''sH Bran and good corn chop ma,se the
best balanced feed for poor stock.
8 Dinsmoor Bros.
'lz Yes, il stormed Friday, bu, it was
,4kinc the day following, and you would
k,pdt believe it now.
All Mr., Nickerson has been very much
under the weather the past week hav-
EIing an attack Of the grippe.
hi That rain and snow is fine thing
Tor the winter wheat, but we do not
know what good the wind did to it.
~ List your decided land and relinquish,
k}nents with US.
Box IL, Buckingham. Colo
IA Mrs. Ethel Miller has so far iecov-
z6red from her recent illness that she
re turned to her own home last Sunday.
E Nss,rs. Lauar and Kraxburger drove
9 Town from Buckingham Tuesday
heinging with them some grain to be
I eleaned.
Still The Enterprise subscription list
Erows. 1t ought to double by January
/. 1st, and VIC believe it will. Tell your
& .6eighbor.
The stork called at the Gotlob Fritz
Nome Monday morning leaving fine.
Scprge girl baby. Mother, baby and
lad al doing well.
Bert Piper and Frank Artley took a
'rpuple Of big loads Of feed from the
cotlob Fritz place to their homesteads
a outh of town Monday.
Still we say the booster will he re-
Il hembered long after the knocker is
5lbrgotten, or il he is not forgotten,
|Iis friends will wish he was.
|]1l3fMrs. Barker returned home Monday
lom the Gotlob Fritz home, where
had been the past few days help
TO take care Of that new baby.
Unless all signs fail, land values in
e , section are going to do some tall
hping about the time this warm sun
nA starts the wheat In the same di.
ki1N.
ar issue FOR last week was printed
Thursday afternoon and Friday
rning, but none have left town when
y was written Cruesday) for the
Iple reason that no mails have come
br gone out since last Thursday noon
III. and Mrs. Thompson Of Correc.
nSilie, Iowa, who were visitors at
] lxnmey home last weels, finished
bir visit the latter part Of the week
! we're ready to return home. They
tted for train until Wednesday
gning, when they tircd'ef the delay
Mr.. Linney drove with them to
'ds Sterling, intending to meet the
b and 20 Or 10 Sterling, or II they
= In that Mr. Llnhdy! would drive
them.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

We hear some mutterings Of discor-
tent with school matters. 1t was noi
our purpose to provoke any trouble in
what we said two weeks ago. On the
contrary, we hope 10 see all voters take
an active interest in school matters,
meet at the annual election, speak
their opinions freely. and then when
the majority have decided what they
want, let US ali accept the result in
good nature. Nothing will hurt schools
like jangle, and we don't want to see
the schools hurt.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

LOST One red COW with horns.
Brand two G's connected on the left
hip any information will be rewarded
by Steve Mcmorich Of Buckingham.
Catholic services will be held at the
Stoneham school house Saturday, Mar.
20 at ten o'clock a. m, conducted by
Rev. P.'u. Sassc Of Sterling.
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W. "A ~ T. I: S S

FOR SALE Fat pigs to butcher,
weight about l75. SETS. live weight.
c. l.. Snyder.
SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS
EGGS For Matching from heavy lay
ing strain. Bred for eggs as well as
exhibition qualities. Foundation
stock the best.
Is Eggs .----------------------Sl. Sl.0O
80 Eggs observation-disclosures. s275
100 Eggs ,-44 .---- $500
Carefully selected. V. &. WATTS,
Sterling, Colorado.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20
Notice rox runLlc.TIas.

AGTiGE ioR tiLiCtTI1S.
.. +. l.. lPnblBherl Serial OlgJ.7
Department of fAc Interior.
United States Land Office at sterlms. Colorado,
February g 1913,
NoTrCG Is hereby pivcu that Raymond L. Stock.
ham. Of Kcot CSoraio. %hp, on November
q. 1903 made homestead entry, No eiCly7. for
sl-2 NEl.i and SEi.l Soc. 81. wl.2 Swl-', Sec.
ton Is. TonnFhip North. Range 81 West 9Th
Principal Meridian, has iicd notice Of intention
t5mase faal three year proof 10 esiabliah clam
to the Land ycdesctibod. before UEiIod States
Commissioner, at KeOtaL Colorado. 0n the I2tb
day Of April, 1913.
Claimant names AZ witnes.cfi
Louie W, Wcntc. Of Keo,a, Cola
Darius +. Byrncb, OF
Robert $. Gamble, of ia
John ". Bolts. Of Longrnoni, .%.p
w H. rou%p, Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Miss Graham came to town last Mon
day intending to so en- the train to TT.
Morgan to spend the spring vacation
of week, but when she, found that the
prospects for train were slim, she
went home with Mr.. Neal and from
there drove to Morgan.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

4 Bran and good corn chop ma,ee the
BEST balanced feed for poor stock.
4 Dinsmoor Bros.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

You should be sure to attend the
Burlington "Silo Special" which will
be in Raymer, Saturday, March 2gth,
at l0:i5 a. m. The train will be here
for a couple of hours and lectures on
the benefits Of the silo will be given,
also Instructions in building, erecting
and filling the silo. No farmer should
miss il Come and bring the family.
Remember the date and tell your neigh.
bors about il,
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

h Raymer was certainly Deserted
Village" last Friday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Yes, il stormed Friday, bu. it was
hnc the day following, and you would
hot believe it now.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

y Mss,rs. Lauar and Kraxburger drove
0own from Buckingham Tuesday
Bringing with them some grain to be
eleaned.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Dinsmoor Bros. at Buckingham are
,vcrloaded with feed.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

& MRS. Ethel Miller has so far iecov-
bred from her recent illness that she
returned to her own home last Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Still The Enterprise subscription list
.krows. 1t ought to double by January
1st, and VIC believe it will. Tell your
6eighbor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Mr. Nickerson has been very much
Under the weather the past week -hav-
Ink an attack of the grippe.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Envelopes, plain or printed at The
Enterprise office.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

That rain and snow is fine thing
Sor the winter wheat, but we do not
know what good the wind did to it.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

THE stork called at the Cotlob Fritz
home Monday morning leaving a fine,
,brge girl baby. Mother, baby and
lad al doing we'll.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

! List your decided land and relinquish,
nents with US.
Box IL, Buckingham. Colo.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

I Still we say the booster will he re-
Rendered long after the knocker is
or il he is not forgotten,
~ friends will wish he was.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Unless all signs fail, land values in
section are going to do some tall
nping about the time this warm sun
hA starts the wheat In the same di.
8ita.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Bert Piper and Frank Artley took a
lppuple Of big loads Of feed from the
':otlob Fritz place to their homesteads
cuth of town Monday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Good Friday tomorrow.
Silo Special March 29th.
4 Easter Sunday is at hand.
New tablets here 8 and 10 cents.
Alf,lP. kn,, .L.,,. ,. u,.l,;.nl,,~,
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-03-20

Mrs. Barker returned home Monday
pm the Gotlob Fritz home, where
y had been the past few days help
70 take care Of that new baby,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

% no further use and the spirit takes form
Ike a vast amelia, because that is best adapt
I'd for passage through space at great speed.
This speed is so great that it would seem
20 earthly senses that the soul has the power
of being everywhere al once. In reality il
moves from place 10 place
Souls Immediately after death dwell i'm the
air above the earth. The favOrite dwelling
place of the majority of them is about thirty
miles above the earth. Those whose earthly
affections or interests are particularly strong
Einger nearer the earth. They are the ones
who furnish the ghosts and the various
phenomena that occupy the students OF
psychiCal research.
The longer the soul has left the body the
less il is inclined, as a rule to revisit the
earth Il becomes unable TO communicate
clearly with the earth dwellers. The wars.
crimes and passions Of earth cause unoear-
able pain to its delicate organism
When this stage is reached the soul &C
quires the power OF leaving the sarth's at
mosphere. Il finds successive dwelling
places on Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus and Nep-
tune. These planets have reached higher
degree Of civilization than the earth and
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purified soul is able to communicate with
their inhabitants without suffering a shock
70 its feelings
Eventually the soul is able to leave the
solar system and wander at will through all
heavenly space. This is complete emancipa-
lion
1t will be ages before l shall leave the
vicinity Of the earth, because l am so tied TO
t by my passions and the terrible struggles
in which / took part while there explained
Magda VerOuChine. Il have no wish to leave
r. vet We are free TO develop as We wish. "
The soul possesses eyes and these are
indeed the most conspicuous feature of its
intangible body. These eyes are enormous
and are able 10 see TO the limits of the uni
verse. They have the power Of perceiving
the ultraviolet rays and are consequently
able 10 see through solid bodies.
The souls retain their sexes but they are
no longer husbands and wives Those that
have a true affinity for one another, come to-
gether in pure and delightful union.
The souls in the cylinder were often in a
merry mood. Sometimes they sent queer
ethereal jokes over the wire and at other
times they made peculiar noises.