Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-08

I which his mother was there to coun-
ter; or rather, it had been part OF
Lrcas Cullen's scheme.
"All the while a spirit has been
beside you; a man: a ~hne-looking
man. middle-aged, with dark hair
ahG brows. He holds a book in his
hand. 1t is the Book of Mormon"
Evidently the voice was replying
to Mrs. Lucas Cullen. Junior. 9th
ers in the room took this as answer
to her; she so understood It.; be-
| yond any-doubt, Lucas Cullen at her
right thus received it.
"He is showing Doctor Keppel an
open space outdoors; about it is a
big woods. He has cleared away the
trees in the space. There is a
womAn there; very young; he is
young too; and very strong. 1t is
more than forty years ago: more
than that, he says. 1t is in Michl-
gan, he says. The young woman has
a child; a little girl. he says. He
kisses both of them. You are there;
you come by; you are young, too;
tall and very strong. You walk into
the shack. He is showing the inside
now; it is very plain: no furniture;
just a bunk of boards; a table; a
bench of boards. On the table is a
uCIh. lHb DUN VI AioI iioh' gCN
pick it up; you drop it down and
| kick it; you kick it out the door.
Something happens. Doctor Keppel
| gets wondering what; it is confused;
he cannot see. He feels passion:
| strong anger; hate. Many men
ccme-'
The you" described by the Toicc
no longer was Mrs. Lucas Cullen,
Junior. Clearly it was old Lucas
Cullen, himself.
If any one had doubt, a glance at
old Lucas was quite sufficient to find
it confessed; he sat, attempting to
appear unmoved, Indifferent.
The Voice which had halted, spoke
on.
Another stands near you Now
he shows a space with trees about;
great trees; a forest; men cut some
Of the trees where is a stream of
water and a mill. Doctor Keppel
feels a vibrating and %buzzing; it is
a lumber mill. Over the door is a
sign; Doctor Keppel can read it all
now. FL. L-A-Y-L-O-R. II. Laylor,
it says. He mods; yes; that is it.
1t looks like long ago; everything
new there; but many years ago
| Now there is a mist. 1t must be
smoke; yes; he says it is smoke.
Now Doctor Keppel feels like heat.
flames; and much heat. roaring;
great flames; a forest fire approach
ing the mill. He is there and tries
to save the mill; he does not try to
get away; not till too late"
The Voice-full, emphatic. reson-
aEt-dominated the silent, darkened
rCcm. The Voice, which had all but
materialized the presence of the de-
parted loved one to many others,
was endoWing-With all but ma
neutrality-suspicious. of the past for
Lucas Cullen.
'He knows" said the Voice, che
knows hat all your life you won
cered how much he suffered. When
he came over long ago, he thought to
try to punish; before he died, he
swore to; but over here, he did not,
He tried to help, instead, the ones
who lived to suffer"
Bennett for a while had attempted
indifference; but now he abandoned
It and, reaching across his mother,
he seized his grandfather's arm.
you're sick" he said. Come
out with me-"
It's queer, he thinks continued
the Voice, how all your life you
wondered about him-how long he
suffered and didn't think about the
ether at all; the other who didn't
send the torch"
Gomez Bennett commanded, al
most loudly. Barney arose and
stepped down the line of chairs.
you're going to stay this out!"
Lucas gaped up at him. You
here?"
Barney caught his breath and
glanced toward the medium who was
sitting silent in the big chair. "They
have been asking" he said distinct
ly. "for communication with Mrs.
Oliver Cullen; can you obtain it for
them now?"
II am here" slowly said a con-
trolled, vibrant voice. Il am Agnes
Cullen; I"
ITO Be Continucd)