Show L ENGLISH ARCHDEACON TAKES TO BELIEF IN SPIRITUALISM J ECCLESIASTICS ARE SHOCKED r Archdeacon Shows Photos Taken Taken Ta Ta- f ken of Spirits of Father j and Mother Mothe ti RATS RAS RATS RATS' LEAVE RAILROADS L Prominent Chinese Savants I 1 r and Teachers Will Wi Visit 1 United States t t. t IY IY DY RICHARD ij Republican Si Secal Cable London Nov ov 7 The The peace of mind of arlous high ecclesiastics has ha been I. I greatly disturbed by the actions and lectures of Archdeacon Colley Coley rector of oC Stockton who although retaining Wf 7 his position in the church of England 11 ha has become a n firm believer in iii f Spiritualism A few nights night ago the archdeacon during a lecture at Manchester Manchester Man Ian it chester exhibited a series of what ho called spirit photographs which have havo stirred up quite quIe a 1 sensation t One of them tul taken en some six b months J- J n ago ngo o outside his residence nt ot Stockton ton showed the archdeacons archdeacon's mother who f f died GO 60 years a ago o and his Jus father who u tt lIed died In 1891 aged 31 SI 31 The mother t was as never photographed photo during life but her likeness has been recognized i by hy hundreds of old people In a second second sec see ond photograph raph lEJ taken en half a minute afterwards the father and mother moter had chun changed ed places and the archdeacon arch arch- i. i 1 l deacon deduces deduce from rain this a double parental blessing blesing on what he lie calls his Sadducee Anti Ant work but iUt which the thc 1 ll bishops hops are Inclined to consider as a I here heresy hereby 3 Seventeen years in the higher higher life I I said taid th the archdeacon appear to have made nude m my father fater in tho spirit Photograph photograph photo photo- graph raph look som somewhat what younger than In Inthe Inthe the negative e I took some three years cars J before ho he died Somo Greek diameters Sro Another print shown looked ed as the thc tu archdeacon said sall 1 like e a psychic fog tog 4 hilt but in the ml midst st of the black spot pot could be deciphered some iome archaic r Gr Greek el characters character and around them I In tho the concentric lines Ints somo some micros micros- writing writing- which the archdeacon archdeacon arch arch- deacon said sid contained a from froma a friend who had been dead 25 5 years eurs The Greek characters which have I j just et been deciphered by ly Sir Oliver I e Lodge aro a n quotation from I St. St I t Lul LuIe This photograph or rather rathor I J cho n tit as taken said ald th tho tha it without a camera f Ll went to a friends friend's house hOle and took out 1 I I It i 1 land T fU Into cn en-a en enk t cond p T n Initiated 1 them and TO- TO ined on ot of them In my hands handa and no one touched them I took look ono one plate plato between the palms oC ot m my hand my friend clasped my m hands and a alady alady n r lal lady placed her hands above und and ant below below be be- low his My 1 friend then went Into a n trance an and in a few CO moments he I e-I said al They he arc are writing I FcC Freed from front Ilat At least three of London's under- under I railroads have now been freed round e from the rats rals which only a couple of at stopped all on the thc weeks ago al celts lines for hours by eating away Hue the insulation on the main cable and short hort circuit This was thus causing a followed by a war of extermination newly newl In Invented Invented Invented In- In and to carry carl on this war a vented virus viru was used This virus only harms rats and mice and once eaten b by them they inordinate dread of or bein hein he- he from Crom an suffer buffer in a confined space underground in lug in- and the tho virus hus prepared The Cite and c. c laid It H during the night their the tho rats commenced next day rt the rush cn to the surface and each eachl jostling afterwards when tho the stations station morning l opened hundreds of 01 dead ded rat rats we were found The number was un un- 1 wore were at Trafalgar square e usually large all the rat eventually Uon and o al hundred several 4 4 1 in the number of wm will next year re re- re The he United States General Lord from calve o col a visit when hO leaves India to lo Kitchener around the world The o a tour Jal anxious to be- be be- be Is very famOuS S lamo American mill mill- with wih como come a and f travel vei very ven tar tar methods the country wi visiting as a aman through U posts us as possible and wl man manY arm armY military I lt to the tho with a wind up liP n his way Vest west roi Point On at point academy 0 L Lord d India to San from frail Japan whore where he heI visit will wl time studying the spend some the military I wl particularlY c customs and system Flet Fleet 0 HOlc f as a sudden Budden ASSESS a 0 German SS attack mea mea- meal t j a against made mudo h uie are to he o l' l considerable changes th the home fleet t during as BritiSh h f in the On Y Janu-Y 1 the tho next tW twO months at Dover Will wl bo be harbor harbOl r new to station staton and It of powerful a avery very strong crY there t anti iv the fleet IS F j time m ft Lilt n v At the Present stationed V t divisions dons 4 three u divided Into and tho tWo O P T Da at ut Portsmouth of the L the U. 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