Bingham Bulletin | 1929-02-14 | Page 6 | Claim Uncanny Power Taken from Trees

Claim Uncanny Power Taken From Trees com. to take charge. Just out of curiosity cu-riosity a note was made ot the name and tbe memorandum was propert; witnessed, and four months later th prediction turned out to be absolutely correct In everj particular. In Liberia and Sierra Leone, tn northern Africa, there Is a atnall element ele-ment of the residents who devote themselves to a rather uncanny life In the forest and so devotedly that they hpcoine part of the forest, ewer Ing Into Its moods as much as the very trees themselves. In fact, they claim to consort with the trees. By wmclilns tliem and studying them and by const not association with one par ticular tree, they claim that there Is an Interchange of though.' and sym pathy through which these persons are enabled to ascertain Information often of a very advanced nature. A few years ago It Is recorded that one of these persons visited an American representing rep-resenting some Industrial Interests und told him of the sale of a great tract of land In the vicinity and gave him the name of the man who would