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280 Journal of the American Society for Psychical Research.
events can cast their shadows before them, and that the channel of
conveyance of knowledge of the same frequently proves itself to be
through dreams.
ANNIE HALDERMAN.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 27th, 1919.
The corroboratory .letters follow :
LINDA AvE., WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
It is with a sense of extreme pleasure that I give testimony to
the various dreams that my friend, Miss Anna Halderman, told me
of, during my stay in Paris in February and the early part of March,
1914. At that period Miss Halderman had st1ch realistic visions
of War through the medium of dreams in which countless armies
seemed to be engaged in battle. So numerous were the uniforms
that we were convinced it must be a World War, in which British.
French, and German uniforms seemed to predominate; spoke of
huge air ships, and at that time it was incomprehensible how there
could be an aerial battle. Events have since proven a psychical
phenomenon.
LuciLE F. NATHANS.
January lOth, 1920.
Dec. 15th. 1919.
I wish to corroborate all that my friend Miss Annie Halderman
has said in her statement about the various dreams that she had
from February to July, 1914. She used periodically to tell me of
these dreams, and how she saw soldiers in different uniforms fighting
against each other, ahd later she made out that they were British
and German uniforms, and that she was certain that we should be
involved in a German war.
I was with her five months, ending July, 1914.
MABEL MURRAY.
Ivor Place, lvor, Bucks. [England].
In Incident 1, we could discount the mere fact of experiencing
the apparition of a soldier by the state of emotion in which ·the
lady went to sleep roused by the just-arrived news of his death
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