5/07/28 Mr. Thomas' ltr. to EC:
A. H. Thomas, Incorporated
Real Estate - Investments
149 East Flagler St., P.O. Box 1693
Miami, Florida
Mr. Edward Cayce,
Virginia Beach, Va.
Dear Mr. Cayce,-
Please pardon me, but what I am to say is of the most vital
importance to me, and you too, and others concerned, but this
part Mr. Cayce in between you and I, that is if you so desire
it, and it may be for the best to treat it so, and as for me
it is absolutely confidential, and will be kept so, and go
with me to my grave if necessary.
Now, Mr. Cayce, I am interested in the buried treasure near
Broad Creek Channel, the same as you have given various
readings, for Mr. [
943], and for which I have financed of
late, being the one who sent Mr. [
943] to see you, and sent
him the fifty dollars by wire for you when he was there, and
I have financed now to date five expeditions in search of
this treasure, and it was I who did locate the block of wood,
which in a later reading you have used as the S.E. starting
point for us when we cleared off the forty feet and made
other searches.
So much for all this, and I am glad and happy to know I could
do it, and God in Heaven knows I had every good purpose and
thought in view by doing it, which was to help us all out of
the financial difficulties, and for you to further your good
cause and work which I understand you are doing, and may God
Bless you in this.
But Mr. Cayce, is there something wrong with some one or any
one of us? if so I want to know it, and how and what to do
to correct it, that the work may be carried to success, for
I believe the treasure is there, and it has come to me in a
vision so clearly that I can see it as it lies there, and
will make a sketch on back of this to show you as it appears
to me, and I might add that I stopped to have a talk with a
reader of minds I would call it, but do not know, any way
they told me, and drew a sketch almost identical with my
vision, but went farther to say the treasure was six feet
deep, and covered with stones, and that there were nine men
in the party who hid treasure, and they were all killed to
the last one being an indian, and he would not betray the
secret, and he too was disposed of, but we went down again,
and with probes we struck some rock at six feet, and on
through this the probe could be forced to nine feet, striking
solid rock as we find at about four feet elsewhere within the
forty feet.
Now Dear Mr. Cayce, is there anything you can do further
to help on this, and if there is anything wrong with me at
heart, please tell me so, go into a reading if you will, and
tell me this, and if it is some one else tell me so, and tell
me what to do, and I will do it, and I will never betray any
one or anything, but work it out, and do only the right thing
about it & with all concerned. We have worked hard &
faithful & it has cost me several hundred dollars in cash
& I really need it now, as things are so very bad here in
every way. Please pardon me for writing you, but I feel it
my duty to you, also myself & others.
Very kindly, A. H. Thomas
[See Source File Key #1274 for diagram drawn on reverse of
above letter depicting and explaining vision of treasure's
location re 1274-16.]



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