Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-06

a woman, very beautiful. h is no
longer young; she is middle aged;
/ see water; L see a lot oil
water and people swimming; she is
in the water; she is drowning; she
is trying to swim. | see a great ship
sinking. l think it is d steamer;
it is going down. Yes; 1t is a
steamer. | see many people in the
water; out now l do not see her.
The voice of the medium halted,
ana Barney filed in, from memory,
the gaps of unimportant words when
the medium spoke too fast for his
pencil to follow.
Il still see water" continued Mrs.
Davol, but not the same water;
this is smooth and blue and very
clear. Ice floats in it. l see trees on
the shore and a girl in a cloak walk
ing under the trees. h bears a
burden beneath her coat.-Now l see
her more clearly-the burden she
bears is a child-unborn-she stun
bles and is atraid-she looks upon
theA water and seems to think to
cast herself in-but now some one
appears in a boat-paddling-it is d
cal.oe-"
Again the voice of the medium
| halted; and now, though the de-
| scription recalled nothing to Ethel
mind, yet the manner of this recital
of vision lessened Ethel's feeling of
fraud.
Mrs. Davol suddenly thrust her
selc back in her chair and her
voice m~arvelously altered.
There is someone here VITA
much difficulty" this new voice said.
Quite old. He wants very hard TO
| speak. He is with two others, both
much younger. Eva has seen one OF
| them before; Eva tells one of them
was waiting for him. the old mar
not we'll built up. He had a long,
troubled life-he wants to say-but
csunot-" The voice trailed off into
murmurs, unintelligible n then in
audible.
Il suppose said Bennett, leaning
| again to Ethel's ear, this is the
trance; she's under her control.
Little Eva spoke that piece"
Can you describe the man bet
ter now?" Barney inquired of the
medium, writing his own question
as he had recorded the others.
HE shows me a capital e." the
voice of Eva continued strongly
! and distinctly. Nov a j with it;
liz u ID bCloiS tiiS .
"Q?" Bennett challenged.
The voice did not reply directly.
Eva feels like a blow in the breast:
there is blood gushing from it. He
does not know he is giving this. He
has not done it on purpose; they
have tried to make him forget that;
bat Eva gets it from him. L am hap
py,' he says. 1t is true, l am happy.
He can say that; but that it all now.
He holds up in his hand a torch-a
flaming torch. Associated with the
torch is the word Galilee. The
Younger man leads him away" the
voice again ceased.
Ethel gazed at Barney, who had
stopped writing and turned to her
but made no comment; Bennett
waited silently and Ethel knew that
to both of them the reference 10
James Quinlan was as clear as to
herself.
Does that 'Galilee' and torch stuff
mean anything to you?" Bennett de-
manded of her.
She shook her head to tell him
that it did not as the medium pc
gar to speak again.
Some one stands behind YOU
she said to Ethel; and Ethel turned
about, startled.
"Who?" Ethel cried, bending for
ward. "Who do you see?'
zone who loved you much; he is
tall middle aged; he smiles lovingly
He had brown hair; blue eyes; GOOD
features. He says he is your father.
His hair is lighter than brown. Eva
cannot see his face very clearly. He
has been trying to come to you many