FROM THE BEYOND.
Latest advice from Borderland, or be» vond, aro to tho effect that Mr W T . TStead is still as keen on his terrestrial hobby of international peace. Tho Sydney "Sua" publishes this cable message from London:—"Miss Stead, a daughter of the lato W. T. Stead, asserts that she has received a message from her dead father stating that ho is working hard for the promotion of peace in the Near East. Untrammelled by his physical body, he is able to mow here, there, and every where. Tho messace concludes:—'Don't imagine that the Turk has left Europe yet.' "
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Press, Volume XIIX, Issue 14553, 2 January 1913, Page 6
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