(To K. K.) You don't realise that the world is governed by chains, and that you are one of the links. I was a washerwoman and lived next a church, and they say cleanliness comes next to godliness! One of my chains is to help mothers. Well, I am going. But for comfort,--the boy is glad he is come. (To K. K.) Your husband is a fine man. I love him. His heart's as big as his body, and it is not only medicine, but love that he dispenses. (Then an interval; and another control--probably 'Moonstone' again, or else Peters himself clairvoyantly:--) We succeeded a little in our experiment. Now the boy is with.... (Here the medium seized _both_ Alec's hands, and K. K. continues the notes.) [But they may be abbreviated here, as they represent only Peters's ordinary clairvoyance--probably.] You bring with you a tremendous force. You don't always say what you think. A quick way of making up your mind. Your intuitional force is very strong. Your mind is very evenly balanced, [and so on].... The last three months, things have altered. It has stirred you to the depths of your innermost being. You had no idea how strong the bond was between you and one who has been here to-day. Want to shield and take care of your mother. You know her devotion to both you and the one gone over.... The one gone over is a brother. He wants to send a message. (Some messages omitted.) You did not cry, but heart crying inside. Help others. You are doing it. If you ever tried to do what he did, you would physically break down. All this is from him. (To Mother) So glad about the photograph. Something you have had done that is satisfactory. [This is good, but it only occurred to me to-day, 31 October. It evidently relates to two photographs in a pocket case, found on his body, which Raymond carried with him, and which had been returned to the original by us.--A. M. L.] Wants to convey message to father, but it is not about himself this time. I get the initials F W M--not clear about all the letters--but F M wishes to be remembered. He says: I am still very active. Get into touch with Crookes _re_ the Wireless. [O. J. L. was at Muirhead's works in Kent on this subject, at this moment.--A. M. L.] Still active, still at work. [Spoken like "I see you are still active, still at work."--A. M. L.] Then he gives me a curious thing, and laughs. One of the things I am most proud of is "St. Paul." [This puzzled K. K., the note-taker.] (To Alec.) So glad you _came_, boy! What a lot you think! (Medium came-to, breathing and struggling. Said he had been under _very_ deep--like coming-to after an anæsthetic.) * * * * * NOTE BY O. J. L.