10/16/26 EC's letter to [
2889]:
"...I am in receipt of yours of the 13th. Naturally, from
your conversation over the phone, and the wires that I had
received, as well as what Mr. [
257] had told me, I wondered
why I hadn't heard from you. I am sure, however, that since
you have read the Reading as was given, and have thought over
the conclusions you asked me to make from same, you surely
see how they were arrived at through the ordinary trend of
the mind.
"We desire, Mr. [
2889], to be of service and help whenever
possible. However, we do not feel that our forte lies in
being a business adjuster - but we shall be very glad to
try to be of help in this case, if you so desire - but we
will not be able to get to this before the morning of the
23rd of October, between the hours of 10:00 and 12:00,
Central Standard Time. I do not know whether or not I get
enough from the questions you ask in yours of the 13th to
be able to give you the information you desire. Possibly,
questions on information already given would give you more,
supplemented by conditions of the moment. Read this over
again and see if you do not think this correct. Possibly
you will have to wire me your address for that day and time,
also where you would want the information sent after it was
gotten - or, if you think you have the time, you may prepare
questions to supplement Reading as suggested.
"Now, as for remuneration, Mr. [
2889], we do not 'draw' on
anyone. If you desire to contribute, do so according to the
dictates of your own conscience. We are only able, as you
already know, to give two of these Readings in one day.
The strain on my nervous system doesn't allow me to give
more. The work depends upon the contributions from those
we try to assist. We ask them to be just as fair with us
as they desire us to be with them. You may send whatever
you desire to contribute, with your questions..."
10/19/26 [
2889]'s letter to EC:
"...This is in direct reply to yours of the sixteenth.
...In this Reading kindly advise me concerning the following:
Whether or not I should keep on in my present capacity or
make a change. If so, what? What about financial matters?
If a change is desired, what sort? In other words, Mr.
Cayce, please give me a thorough Reading covering the
situation with reference to my business and ability as
completely as is possible. Immediately upon my return
to ... a check for the amount named in my letter of the
thirteenth, which I understand is satisfactory, will be
forwarded to you..."
10/23/26 Gladys Davis' letter to [
2889]:
"...On account of the serious illness of his mother,
Mr. Cayce left for Kentucky last Thursday, so we were
unable to get the Reading for you this morning. He will
write you when he returns, however, and make another
appointment.
"Regretting the delay, but hoping we may yet get the Reading
for you..."
11/16/26 [
257]'s letter to EC:
"...Attached hereto is my check for $25.00. It was given
me by Col. [
2889] to be mailed to you during the past week.
If it is at all possible, I wish you would give him a Reading
as he is quite a booster for you these days and he is a very
convincing talker..."
11/23/26 EC's letter to [
257]:
"...I want to thank you, [
257], for the check from Mr.
[
2889]. We haven't taken the Reading, for the simple reason
we haven't known just where we would find him. We made an
appointment for him, sent him our regular appointment card,
and just to be matter of fact - if he can't do it our way,
we can't do it AT ALL! I don't like his attitude. But we
shall be very glad to be of help if possible, if he'll come
down and be just as reasonable as you infer that he expects
us to be..."
11/30/26 He obtained
2889-2.



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