The Hindu Spiritual Magazine. April 1912

In short the account is a very long one and in the end the son who was a staunch ubeliever had to acknowledge like his father that the whole thing could not be explained without agreeing to the assumtion that it was the work of ghosts. [...] Here then we had the scene of clods of earth in the midst of the field dancing as if they were imbued with life and this at about eleven in the day and in the presence of hundreds. It seemed to me that"S8 THE HINDU SPIRITUAL MAGAZINE. [...] To the south of it were a tank and the road leading to the station to the west of the Station Master's quarters and on all other sides of the building were houses of veighbours."WHAT SPONTANEOUS MANIFESTATIONS PROVE. [...] A few there are who view this world as a snare and think that the best thing for a man to do will be to fly away from it to retire to forests and there to live a secluded life far away from the haunts of men immersed in the contemplation of God making the moss his bed the cave his humble cell the fruits his simple food and the crystal well his drink. [...] After this lot was developed it was seen that the ninth plate from the top of the box had been acted upon showing the image of a man with the Masonic emblem on one side of him and an eye on the other ; under this was a letter clear and distinct which could be easily read from the plate.