The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 13

Re ] MOTHER GET S S WIRELESS FROM DEAD ‘SON. t Forget to Tell Them That You Saw It in The Star PSYCHIC PROBER TELLS |” OF SPIRIT MESSAGES: | | on @r. Hereward Carrington, who tn the following article gives seme of the evidences of science tending to prove that we may soon be in wireless communication with the spirit world, is a noted Payehical investigator. Hoe bs the author of “Problems of Pxychical Research,” “Psychical Phenomena and the War,” “Death—Its Sinan es and Phenomena.”—Editor) BY HEREWARD CARRINGTON Science May Reach Aft After-World, Says Carringt Wireless communication with the spirit world may soon be established ¥ } i } om’ ORTUNES IN BOOTLEG! 1200 PER CENT | | | | This atien prophecy seems practically foreshadowed | by some recent-«triking experiments, which have just been| completed. These tend to prove that delicate physical and electrical instruments may soon take the place of human “mediums” and serve to open up our communication direct with the world of spirits. ahi and many other great men in the world of science « are expressing their conviction that wireless communica tion with some spirit world is within the bounds of poss bility; and scores of wireless operators are declaring they are constantly receiving mes-! Sages and signals for which !and suns as we! they cannot account—periodic tom of mat and apparently intelligent meas sc Messages, in a code different | and as on from that which we employ. and more 4 MOTHER GETS MESSAGE —— BY MORSE CODE tg no VO OE A mother, whose son was killed in| nat, peer waves tm. mot the war, has recently published 4/ we had the suitable instrum Book entitled “Thy Son Liveth.”| detecting them, we could wherein she asserts that sho has act-\tnese waves or undulatic Mally received messages of this kind) physica! instruments from her dead son, by means of the) were sent out by som Morse code. She says |longer associated with its physica! T brought this letter (which she! body, they might still be ¢ Fecently received from her living | this means—if we had the ] up to read in his room and Was) apparatus! and crying over it. when} Could we but find an e the wireless signaled “Attention.” 1| common to the two worlds eprang to the key, and in a MO spiritual world and the ment I had the message that Bob) world ane whict had promised to find means to send) jated from “both « me here. It is before me now, as I | then in truth we Made the translation from the Morse | munication eatal Gode, adding only the marks of pune) doubt, and at a: as in the smallest If the experimen “Mother, be game! Tam alive (just narrated prove true and loving you. But my body is the precurses t with thousunds eee ture—then » beys near Lens. Get this fact to | might be rmediary between | whisky ethers if you can. It is awful for | thy two wo: we should have| valids (@e when you grieve, and we can't j Street wireless to the spirit! Anyway get im touch with you to tell of alee bev you we are all right. This ls a | bro elamsy way—I'll figure out some thing easier. I'm confused yet. “BOB. < an they ple “Bo the news that my son had hich in wet bem killed came to me from his The order travels to @wn intelligence and by the i 4 i theler experiments here in thi: Tiiy soem. 1 have mo axplane- | Rpeabiee Island Punishment | nt Im other | tos Sarin kien o wan wes. | 0! v- 0.8” Is Questioned is bis order Killed im battle and ts yet alive din wane r saul able to communicate with the | LANC aqme closest to him in sympathy. De Silver, direc make his own arguments.” | Civ) SCIENTIFIC ENGLISHMAN firending cons ALSO GETS MESSAGES |tm prison, today ts en route to Vi truly, is an astonishing | jgxton, where he will lay before Libert Piece of testimony, coming N0t|retary Baker a complaint against | tillery in Ca at the Alcatraz island | 4nd Detr jalready have pas from a professional medium, but from « woman in the ordinary watks | “*t@nding ce! of life. prison barry Prisoners who re And it does not stand alone. Dr. |fuse to work are incarcerated in Witeon, an Englishman of sctentific| these “cages” during the m= work training, asserts that he, too, has | ime hours of the day Intely received a number of messages | Col. John B. McDonald, command- By means of wireless communication ant of the barracks, admitted ex —by the aid of special apparatus he | istence of four such cells has constructed. 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