5/12/27 [
2671]'s letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
Your letter May 4th & 11th reading on Broad Creek Channel
came and I have gone carefully into same.
I am disappointed in as much as we have tried to work out
every direction given before as to present creek and
geographical location without success and I see no reason, if
the treasure is there and if there is no objection to our
finding it, why positive and specific directions can not be
given to us. When we go and search out locations given
without success there is only one thing we can do - that is
place markers and ask which is NEAREST!
I have financed every trip made to Bimini and Long Key up to
the time Mr. [
943] went into business for himself and paid
the salaries and expenses of all concerned except Mr. [
287] &
yourself and I feel that I have made an honest and sincere
effort to carry out your instructions and if there is a super
spirit giving this information there is no reason, that I can
visualize, that would prevent positive and direct
information. If I am wrong personally or if I am doing wrong
or if I am not desirable for any reason - in this search I
will gladly drop out of it - and I believe this is the
sentiment of everyone connected with it. This being true why
not give us light - say who should go out.
If you understand that enough was said on this when it was
suggested that [...] [son] & [
943] get their heads together,
then I will stay out as I have no desire to do anything that
will interfere with the success of the search, or I could
search alone and separately from them. Yet in either case
more definite information is POSITIVELY NECESSARY.
Please consider this as you think best - I assure you that I
only try to give CONSTRUCTIVE criticism with a view to final
success and not for any other purpose. The greatest
assurance of the correctness of the information given would
be in actually finding a treasure.
Please let me take up another subject for your consideration
and for interpretation by a READING if necessary. On the
morning of May 6th (last week) I had a dream as follows -
I was standing in the back yard of my home - had my coat on.
I felt something inside the cloth on the cuff of my left hand
coat sleeve. I worked it out, but it was fastened in the
cloth and broke off as it came out, leaving part in. It
proved to be a cocoon and where broke a small black spider
came out. The cocoon was black and left a great number of
eggs - small ones - on my coat sleeve, which I began to break
and pull off. The spider grew fast and ran away, speaking
plain English as it ran, but that I do not remember, except
that it was saying something about its MOTHER. The next time
I saw it, it was a large black spider which I seemed to know
was the same one grown up, almost as large as my fist - had a
red spot on it, otherwise was a deep black. At this time it
had gotten into my house and had built a web all the way
across the back inside the house and was comfortably watching
me. I took a broom, knocked it down and out of the house,
thinking I'd killed it, but it did more talking at that time.
I remember putting my foot on it and thought it was dead.
The next time I saw it, it had built a long web from the
ground on the outside of the house in the back yard, near
where I first got it out of my sleeve - and it was running up
toward the eaves fast when it saw me. I couldn't reach it
but threw my straw hat in front of it and cut the web and
spider fell to the ground, talking again, and that time I
hacked it to pieces with my knife.
Strange - It was a blue black very black with a red spot and
always seemed to be trying to get into the house. It seemed
to have HUMAN KNOWLEDGE and SPEAK ENGLISH.
Please don't think I am any MORE silly than I am - you
remember our talk while driving and there we discussed
dreams. So if you have an opportunity and can tell me
anything I will appreciate it. If you can't then there is no
harm. I know you have some silly question and please don't
consider this if you haven't the time or desire or if you do
not consider it important. The fact is it seemed to mean
something and I did not feel that it meant anything so very
bad.
I am always glad to hear from you. I don't write about oil
[[
5741] series] because I feel that Mr. [
943] keeps you
posted on that and there is no new development at Bimini yet.
I don't know when I've written such a long letter I know your
tired of it but some way I feel better about it, after
writing you.
I will always be glad to hear from you.
I have not written about the questions on my Life Reading and
what would happen in "28" but think a general further reading
on that would be what I want. Thanking you and with kindest
regards I am
Yours sincerely, [
2671]
REPORTS
5/27/27 EC's letter to [
2671]:
My dear Mr. [
2671]
As you will see from the enclosed, we did finally have the
opportunity to get the dream reading. You will be able to
check up on this better than anyone else can, for I am, of
course, not in a position to know whether this has any
reference to things in your life or not - but anyway, it
seems that you must make a very radical change, if the
conditions are true.
I'll certainly be very anxious to hear from you, for - as you
know - we can get nothing except what the readings give.
Just as soon as I have an opportunity, I want to go into the
matter of the treasure search at Broad Creek [See 1274-1--
1274-18] and Bimini [See 996-3--
996-11] also. Just at the
present time we are getting everything to-gether for the
perfecting of our organization. I would like mighty well to
have you as one of the trustees of our Association, if it is
possible. We have our first organization meeting on the 4th
of June. The State has granted me a charter and we are
having the organization meeting on the 4th, as I said, out of
which will come the first unit of our institution work.
Can't you arrange to be with us?
I'll try and write you again just as soon as I have the
opportunity. Please let us hear from you whenever you can.
With kindest personal regards from all to all,
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
EC:GD
6/06/27 Wife [
4498]'s letter: "Mr. [
2671] has not said a word
to me about his reading and some way I fear he will not...
He has gone to N.Y. to try and get some financing through but
so far has been unsuccessful."
7/14/27 Son [...] wired for a Physical Rdg. on wife, [
4496].
10/30/27 Wife's letter: "Inasmuch as you have told me that
you would treat anything and everything I told you
confidential, I just want to tell you that Mr. [
2671] has
never returned home since he left here in May. So I am going
to request you to please destroy the letters that I wrote
you, and I pray you will do this, and some day I shall know
the truth about this."
11/10/27 EC's letter to [
4498]:
Dear Mrs. [
4498]:
Yours of the 30th received, and I want to assure you again
that everything you have said or written me will be treated
in confidence, and your wishes complied with. I am sorry
indeed to know such conditions exist. I wish I knew how to
be of some help in the matter, and I want to assure you that
if you ever feel that I can, don't hesitate to call on me.
I am glad to know Miss [
4501] has been getting along alright,
and I'm in hopes that you are feeling a whole lot better
yourself. We often think of and speak of meeting you all,
and would be very glad to hear from you from time to time.
I'm glad to say we are all fairly well, and all ask to be
remembered very kindly to you.
Sincerely, Edgar Cayce
10/03/30 Mr. [
2671]'s son's letter to EC:
Mr. Edgar Cayce
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dear Mr. Cayce,
A voice from the dead! Well, very near that. My intentions
have been to write but I never have.
Business here has declined ever since the boom stopped. We
are out of the ... [See
2671-3] property now and are taking
the case to the Supreme Court. I don't know what the outcome
will be.
Do you ever hear from [
943], [
4825] or Mr. [
287]? You know
after three years of thinking over, at various times, the
information on Broad Creek Channel I don't believe we were in
the right place I think we should have been further East and
I won't be satisfied until I have a chance to search there.
I haven't Reading No. 7 on Broad Creek would you send me a
copy of it and if any have been made since No. 8 I would
appreciate a copy of them. Some time when I get time and
some money I'm going down there and try to follow the
directions as to the channels and I believe I will be
successful.
Hope you are enjoying good health.
Give my best regards to Mrs. Cayce and also Miss Davis if she
is still with you.
Sincerely
P.S. Our boy (that you saved) is three years old this month.
All well. [Copied also under
4496-1 Reports]
10/17/30 EC's letter to Mr. [
2671]'s son:
Mr. [...]
..., Florida
Dear [...]
I was indeed glad to have yours of the 3rd, and to hear a
voice from the past - if not from the dead. We have spoken
of you, and of all you people there, and have wondered just
how conditions had developed. I certainly hope that they
will come out in the proper way and manner, and in a
satisfactory way to you all.
I often hear from Mr. [
287]. He is in ..., and is back in
the coal business in some way. Indirectly, through him, we
have heard from the [
4825]'s - who are now in Washington
State - all doing very well.
Peculiarly enough, in the same mail with your letter I had a
note from [
943] - the first I've had for many months. He is
still working in the oil business in Kentucky.
It seems rather strange, [...] to us - after all these years
- that you should again be questioning about the Broad Creek;
for, if I remember correctly, in some of the information in
the first readings regarding Broad Creek it gave that YOU
would be the one - or SHOULD be the one - to make the
explorations, and I'm feeling that you will yet discover the
treasure. We are having a copy of the #7 made and will
forward it to you in the next mail. I'm just hoping it will
all come out right.
I'm certainly glad to have your line about the boy, and to
know that you are all well. I'm sure he is getting to be
quite an interesting young man now. I would like to have a
snap of him if you have one.
Please remember us all to you wife [
4496], to your mother
[
4498], and the rest of the people there.
With kindest personal regards and best wishes, I am
Sincerely,
EC:GD
1/01/34 Mr. [
2671]'s son's letter to EC:
Dear Mr. Cayce,
Dad PASSED ON Dec. 7, Thurs. about 1-P.M. I am truly sorry
you couldn't help [EC was ill when wire request came.]
because I have a lot of faith in your information. He
started with chills and fever and then to kidney poison [See
2671-1] and then double pneumonia and died a horrible death.
Mama [
4498] called me the Sun. evening he was taken and as
soon as I heard what was wrong I was afraid he would not get
well and I told the nurses at the hospital that, at the same
time wishing and praying I was wrong. The doctors told me he
had no chance but I feel they did all they knew to do.
Mr. Cayce He is gone in as much as this business world is
concerned and I wonder if you could, in your busy time give
me a READING as what to do, when, and how, and what with, I
want to farm tomatoes* but can't seem to get the money if you
can give the guidance now maybe I can help you later on.
However, please accept my sincerest wishes to you & yours for
a happy 1934.
* [GD's note: Mr. [
2671] had many interests, one was raising
prize tomatoes, which he served to us when we had dinner at
his house in 2/27.]



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