MR T. BOYLE ISSUES A LENGE.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 97, 25 August 1915, Page 5

MR T. BOYLE ISSUES A LENGE.

[To Thh Editor Stratkord

Sir, Why will mediums unc the solution of such impossible lems as the above? 31 r Page’s merit of the subject on last ; evening serves as a direct aus the question. It is only lair tl should be generous to Mr -Page fering a few remarks on his a and I shall be careful'to exten generosity to him. About one per cent, of the 1 had a bearing on the unraveln this perplexing mystery. It wt from the outset that the speal not been trained to think in an Jy sequence.; There certainly total absence of logic; there v premises' from which to reaso reasonings set forth were .child: unsound. A little instruction ductiou and deduction would < Page no harm.

A medium’s address is some' a mystery in more ways than o advertisement stated that M ■would deliver an address; the of the meeting states' that M gave the address, yjbt after the jug to my astonishment Mr Pj claimed any responsibility f confusions- and disconnections t in. He assured me be had m lection of anything that was s did not even know the name intelligence who provided the ing’s entertainment. Fmlef circumstances it is hardly, ■ charge Mr Page with the wan of thought and sophistry indu Ijy this nameless entity witho dentials.

AA'hen advertising the next ing perhaps it would Jie well i responsible would make know the lecture is not to be delivf Air Page, but hy an unknown ible stranger and then the credulity will not he imposed t respect to who the lecturer is thinking the situation over it d pear somewhat unwise to pei nameless unknown something t one’s will and memory in sus; while one’s faculties are being pour out an incoherent distj such an appalling question “Mystery of Death.” This sou had a great opportunity on night and to its credit it wai time while Air Page was the s its whims and fancies. I i number of notes during the spi course, and if they were piero anything like a sequence, an n

ing idea of a spirit’s concept the “Alvsterv of Death” woul

amusing leading. At the close of the nieetii Page did take conscious part, his efforts to give approximate clairvoyant readings, he broke in every case. It is true tl tests wore childish and quite i a nee with what one would expe a medium who says he brings lials from the British Media] sociation. i here challenge Mr Page, he is a medium of the attail claimed he will use his ability sist our wounded soldiers. Th lenge is:— (a) Five questions to he sul to Mr Page next Sunday evenii questions to be such that th dents of Stratford are able to 1 answers. (h) If Mr Page or his spirit answers three of the question roctly 1 will give three guineas AA’ounded Fund. ■ n fc).lf Air Page fails to answ of- the questions, he is to en , Monday morning and go to.th dandles, where he will find sol . useful to do.— 1 am. etc.. 1 T. BO