The way it was about that, spook, ss told dir t). M. Hines, it stood up in front of the horses and said “hello, Jake!” As the thing looked unearthly, it made D. M. Hines feel kinder creepy and abakey, and he said “don’t you monkey with me!” at the same time throwing the monkey wrench at it, when the ghost vanished Then D. M. hurried to the house as fast as his legs and the horses' legs could take him, and when he got his breath told Jake that he had just seen some spectral image of another world, and didn’t he have something to kinder brace him up and steady his nerves; and then from another source we have it that both he and Jake went down into the cyclone cellar, and closed the shutters and locked the doors; and when the dawn had come they fell upon each other’s necks and exclamed “Thank God we’re saved!”