The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-20
THINK SCHLATTER WILL RETURN
Followers in Denver DO Not Think He is
for


Denver, Nov. 19.-"Schlatter will re
main unknown to a single human being
until 1t pleases the divine power which
controls his movements to indicate
where he is located" Thus spoke
Clarence Clark, one of the healer's
most intimate friends, last night. 81
have every faith in the theory that
Schlatter'S movements are controlled
by divine influence, and l don't think a
soul Will know where he is unless 1t
pleases the Father to permit 1T, and 1
furthermore think that Schlatter will
make his appearance within the knowl-
edge CT the world within few days.
Where he is have no means of know
ing, but 1 feel this that his sudden dis
appearance was for good reasons.
THE excitement about place selling
became so great Wednesday that we
had a little conference together at noon.
and we tried in every way to devise
means of preventing the scandalous
transactions, but could arrive at no
conclusions 1 firmly believe that had
Schlatter remained at his post until Fri
day there would have been a riot and
fighting for places. Therefore l believe
that a higher power directed him to de-
sist from healing.
II also feel convinced that Schlatter
will do no more healing. He has fire.
quently said that the Father had di
Tected him to practice healing for the
present. but he did not know how long
il would last or what the next form of
manifestation of divine influence would
be. That there would be another form
he felt convinced, and when he left that
note saying that his mission was ended
1t evidently meant just what 1t said.
Possibly TT may have a hidden meaning,
but / take it that his healing-in cities
at least-is ait an end. If Schlatter is in
Denver tonight he may go TO Chicago
on time, but think he is not in the city.
and that he will never again appear
here When he does appear before the
world again there may be more reasons
for considering him remarkable than at
present What the manner Of his COM
ing will be it Will remain for the Father
to Indicate. Possibly it will be as mys-
FERROUS and unexpected as at Albu-
querque. where he was discovered by
some children There IS no cause for
worry, and the people should feel sat
isfed that when it is time for him to
again appear they will know OF 1t, and
without any room for mistake"
Henry HauenStein OF 336 Fairview
avenue, North Denver. is another warm
friend of the healer, and has known him
ever since Scillatter first attracted at
tention in New Mexico. Mr.. Hauensteln
was totally blind with paralysis of the
optic nerve and went 10 the healer for
treatment He was also suffering with
rheumatism, and this was dispelied
with the first touch Of the healer's
hands and has not since returned. The
blindness. however, was different The
healer told him that the Father would
cure 'the blindness, but very gradually,
and that 1T would take some time. How
ever. he would at once give signs OF re-
lief by stopping the pains IN the head
and the Improvement to noticeable
extent of the eyes After the first treat
ment The pain, according to Mr. Hauer-
stein, did actually leave and sight be-
gan to dawn Yesterday Mr.. Hauen-
stein said:
when first went 20 the healer I
could see nothing. Everything was as
black as tar. Today 1 can see as
though / was walking Through exhaust
steam Everything appears Egnt and
hazy, but ! can distinguish form 90
some extent I can readily tel the dit-
ference between light and dark know
there is constant improvement and
hope the cure VIII be permanent / also
sleep well now although / could barely
get more than a few hours rest a day
before The treatments
II answer 10 a question as 20 wleth-
er he had any idea % the Trhe1eao bouts
OF the missing healer Mr. EsGensze.a