The Washington times., 1923-02-11

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Then h1s father came IA with
more drewood In hia arms, and
Kitchener vsntured. "WaIl. Isn't
this oozy noolk8"
NY fA1hee smiled. At that ne
ment the door opened and nay
mother came In. She caught my
arm. and carossed my cheek. She
then turned to my father and
said. so glad you brought him.
I was lonely tonight My father
smiled as he said, 7 was lonely,
too. Then my mother said,
Wen, We win have q bite 10 eat.'"
Il appears that one can not
set away from the high cost OF
living even In Heaven.
VIBRATIONS HIGHER"
Htchener's mother later con-
ducts her son to her astral chill
dren whatever they may bel who
were kept in a large building on
mountain, because the vibra-
lions are higher" In another
place were domiciled babies Of
all sizes" She then led Kitchen
or mp to ono little boy, q child
about the age Of six months. The
baby raised his dark eyes and
smiled Then In the plaineae
language he said to Kitchener. q
have been waiting for you, really.
am most uncomfortable; let me
have my violin, 1t might soothe
me-" The six-month's old baby
made the instrument speak" It
must have been some uncanny
experience for Kitchener to be-
hold. This baby was to be born
q gutter-snipe before becoming
famous on earth. And In Ktch-
ener's language, as revealed to
Ala Mana, ''they spoke to other
future earthlings." They then
returned to his mothers home. Z
Then q ben rang and the party
flied out. Outside Kitchener
found his father waiting for him.
Mind you, there are no wings in
the next world, as we have been
taught from our childhood. They
drove" home, and, as they sped
along Kitchener's father informed
him that they were ito have
King Edward VII and Queen
Victoria to visit u.s." They had
no more than entered the house
when the bell rang and the at
tendant announced, ''King Ed
ward VII and Queen Victoria."
Kitchner's father shook hands
with them. telling the visitors.
my son is working industriously
all the time" They complimented
him.
Later Queen Mary and King
Louis XVI made q surprise visit.
After some conversation Queen
Mark walked over to an instru-
ment. which looked much like a
piano, and rendered such music
as Kitchener never before had
heard. "She was a marvel" says
Kitchener to Ala Mana. "I COM
plimented her, and was sincere in
my praises. She smiled as she
replied, study did it. I am pre-
pairing now to be a famous plan
list mo harps in Heaven 50 far)
when go back to EARTH"
SISTERS MAKE UP.
We suppose some day some
little lady will appear on earth
asserting that she IL the spirit
incarnate Of Queen Mary.
ct was enthraIled, then I asked
her. Have you forgiven your
sister, Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary's large eyes met
those Of Kitchener; she paled and
an expression Of dismay and sur
prise crept into their depths.
Forgive her sister, Queen Eliza
beth?" Why, Of course; they
were reconciled a long. lone, time
ago. You couldn't stay angry in
Heaven.
Suddenly Queen Mary ex-
claimed. oh, you should see King
Edwards work! He paints mar
vellously. Queen Victoria helps
him in his training. and she is
very clever in painting the eyes
ST expressed a desire to see the
works of art and received q
promise that I should see them
upon my first visit"
Kitchener is reading a book,
the title Of which is astral
Bodies" which he found in his
fathers library.
LIKE A BROADWAY PLAY,
"I was absorbed. turned to
the cover and / found II to be
one Of Tolstoi's. wished
might have a talk with him. and
~ that very moment a bell rang.
took up the instrument. which
resennhied a telephone. I heard a
Volos say, This n Tolatol--I am
ceminH over tn aes yeu, Just
received the message that Eou