Like a pointer dog on the trail Ihe started immediately for a lary book case containing files of ti "North-China Herald," and, in nervous perturbed manner, with his knees bent and his whole body quivering, he rasped, "Take my left wrist, hold it tightly and think the object you want me to get." Dragging his escort along, he rushed in the general direction of his objective but hesitated on ap-Proaching the files.
The Deed Done He seemed to be smelling the books as he worked his way around to the machine, where a colleague was busily engaged. On approach. ing the machine, grasped the man and go." The surprised typist, not Knowing of the experiment' resisted, but something impelled him to leave his chair, The telepathist, "fussed" about the machine running the carrier back and forth in an attempt: to pull out the paper. Finally he picked the machine up bodily, carrying it to a table near by, where he seemed to have still sreatcr difficulty in extracting the Paper. Perhaps half a minute had passed before he seemed positive that he had completed the test.
The professor, before beginning hhis demonstration, said that his primary purpose in the Orient was to study the Asiatic mind, but he had to admit that the Chinese was the difficult in all of his years of nonce. A. staff member asked him if Wu Pel-fu were dead, ramour had it in Shanghai lost Friday afternoon, to which he replied that he had not concentrated, "and were he asked to do s0, it would require some little time.
Professor Langsner does not purport to be able to communicate with the dead, tell the past or the future or do a great number of the things which hundreds of "fakes" on every continent hold as their chief stock jin trade. He says that this is a science, as he will explain in an article which he is publishing the "Herald.
The telepathist's object in making this, "his third trip around the world, is principally to study the minds of the Orientals. He claims to be able, not knowing the Chinese language, to be able to read the Chinese mind. He says hat thought impulses are the same in all humeri beings, be they Chinese, Japanese, Atabian or what not, To demonstrate this, he gives an instance in the Saraha Desert on this Particular trip when he was attacked by a band of brigands end, without laying hands on them, hypnotized the lot.
Weird Experience in Automobile Driven Blindfolded Another feat, which Professor Langsner attributes to his powers of telepathy, was accomplished Thursday morning by the proponent the result of a suggestion he made to members of the "North-
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