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52 Jour11al of the American Society for Psychical Research.
TH£ CONGR£GATIONAL CHURCH
Comer Church and Eldorado Street
DtCATUR, ILLINOIS
FRANK HAMPTON Fox, D.D.
MINIST:fR
436 W. Eldorado St.
June 2, 1919.
MR. J AM£S H. HYSLOP,
DEAR SIR:
The undersigned members of the family of Frank Hampton
Fox remember distinctly that he came downstairs from his study
on the afternoon of July 26,. 1918, and described an encounter
with a submarine by the transport on which Clement S. Fox was
sailing to Europe. He said for us not to be alarmed for the submarine
was sunk without having a chance to damage the transport.
Detailed description of the submarine encounter received from
Clement S. Fox later proved the vision to have been true.
[Signed] MRs. FRANK Fox,
Miss RACH£L HAMPTON Fox.
AN INCIDENT.
The following incident must explain itself. It is from Miss
H. A. Dallas, author of several good books on psychic phenomena
and their meaning. The present instance must be classified
with communications with the dead. It is one of the many
deserving of record and those who know the author will not
question her competency to report carefully and accurately.
-Editor.
In my diary ( 1910) noted the following occurrence.
A friend (J. S.) with whom I had been associated in connection
with some work, died in his sleep on the 14th of October. When I
heard of this event I mentally appealed to a near relative of my
own, who had passed over, to assist him. (I will designate this
relative by the letter X.)
On the 17th day of the same month I visited a professional
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