The Washington herald., 1915-09-12

board could not have been the product
of thought force or telepathy, as no ono
In the party knew of the Omaha wom-
ans intention. / believe that nothing
but a discarnate intelligence, to which
difference in distance and time was
nothing, could have looked into the fu-
ture and transmitted the message.
believe, further, the woman who had
died transmitted it as a test message to
her husband"
Attorney Walter j. Hamilton. $40
Leader-Ne%s Building. Cleveland. tells
of witnessing the naturalization Of the
spirit of an uncle at a seance. In ap-
pearance the 'spirit' bore no resemblance
to the dead man. Conversation proved
more accurate,
He had difficulty in making the
from" Hamilton explained He told
her many times. In life my uncle
was possessed of a rather high temper.
Finally the spirit seemed to come very
close to the curtain and spoke very
loudly. I'm from Kansas City, dam
nit. Can you hear that" he said. 1T
was so much like my uncle that I was in
clined to believe, though I've never
taken any stock in spiritualism."
Attorney Frank Friend. Society for
Savings building. Cleveland attended an
COHuuCleu SbdnCe dt l$dk k6
Breeze several years ago when a friend
who had been dead several years ap-
parently lowered near enough to rap out
messages. After answering a number Of
questions more or less logically, Friend
made request.
IF it's you. joe" he said, Just give
me one of your old-time slaps on the
back. will you?"
And" Friend related, "the table
promptly rose from the floor and banged
me on the shoulder.
II can't say that I've thought Joe did
it. I've always had an idea it was my
own thought force at work; that I
brought it on myself"
Attorney H. H. Hudson. 220s e. Tooth
St, Cleveland, who long has been inter-
ested in psychic phenomena, tells many
stories of the unusual as II has manifest
ed itself among his friends and business
associates.
"A Cleveland physician in Cedar ave-.
this city," Hudson says, was instructed
by a neighbor's wife to be at his office the
following Aorning at 9 o'clock. She said
there would be an accident and his serv-
ices would be needed. The doctor asked
her how she knew. She spoke of little
Indian girl. The physician remained in
his Office the next morning and so saved
the life Of little boy run over by .
street car.
Another physician saw a face be-
tween himself and the morning news
paper three days In succession His
daughter was dangerously i'll. The face
in the vision proved to be a surgeon
who operated on the daughter and saved
her life. The physician had never seen
the surgeon prior to the vision.
Another DOCTOR" Hudson continues,
says that while in San Francisco a few
years ago he was surprised by a man
OF the household telling one morning Of
dream in which the mans mother en-
tered the room and said Father is deadi'
The mother and father were both In
England. Later communication showed
that the mans father died on the night
of his dream
"a neighbor on 3. Tooth st. tells how
a household in southern state saw q
ghost pointing to certain tree. They
dug beneath the tree and found q for.
tune.
IAN interesting story by another
neighbor relates how. years ago when the
old Shaker settlement was fiourishing. Q
farm hand trudging homeward In the
dark heard the rumble Of an approaching
vehicle. He stepped to one side of the
roadway to allow the vehicle to pasa.
and saw hearse drawn by six horsaa.
The reins were held taut but there ~
no driver on the box
An experience Of my own" Hudson
goes on. occurred after I had paid 4
bill Of $2s.01. Ten minutes later
visited court oficial in another build-
Ing and found on his desk q solitary
check Tor 31S.01- Later . court clerk
spoke OF difficulty he had found in al
justing column Of figures, the diecrep.
ancy being $3&D1. Shortly afsrvarA
q len. : stfSsts e6r drsw .nine ccins /.
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