Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-07-19
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Reliable Information in
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PROPHECIES OR WARNING
Ever Since the Days Of Joseph the
Mysteries Of Dreamland Have
Had Remarkable Fascina-
ton for Mankind.


tations in i,gypt-and long before. no
doubt-the mystery of dreams has had
remarkable fascination for mankind.
Passing strange are their prophecies
and warnings, and stranger still when
these come true, as is often the case.
BY what mystic power are dreams
enabled to project the visual sense
through space, to lift the curtain that
wells the future?
quite often dreams foretell disaster,
or deal with some trouble that besets
the dreamer. still, dreams have their
comedies us we'll as tragedies. and not
infrequently essay the role of assistant
to Master Cupid.
Missing persons and lost property are
sometimes found through the agency
of dreams. The death angel. lowering
near, seems especially liable to cast its
dream shadow over a sleeper.
Not long ago Connie Fletcher. a
young woman of Burton-on-Trent.
England, disappeared from home. Her
family greatly distressed We're unable
to gain any traces of her through the
ordinary channels of information.
Missing Girl Found.
A few nights afterward Thomas
Trigg, a relative who had Joined in
the u%navailing search. dreamed that he
encountered the missing girl walking
along Il certain street.
So greatly was he impressed by the
vision during the following day he left
his work and Went to the spot where he
found the young woman wandering
helplessly along.
Just as vivid and twice repeated. but
cess was ), n,ent,I yis;nn that cont
William b. Huntsford. of Portland,
Ore, half way across the continent.
When Mr.. Huntsford was IL boy in
Iowa he deeply owed a pretty girl
families From, ,ba $40 =, saa w, ~ 49,,
and Mr. HINT sforI los, tracl, OF tha
sweetheart of his womb 80
Eorye,fr1nrss bownr.r dia ,ot Mo,
Months ~ - nov. ~ .rs,I
vo,,no b,,sinoss 49," ~ roan,od ~ ~
meeting her i'm a strange citr.
Mr.. Huntsford did NOT know the cit:
revealed in his vision. ana no dew WAS
given him as t. its Identity. but he
recognized promptly the young wornan
who was apparently in it ANA saw thai.
like Rachel of old, She was fair to look
upon.
Three times the dream ilunirrd lis
slumbers. and it was always the samc
scene and the am happy meeting
with the sweetheart CT his YOUTH.
There We're lign buildings about. trcl-
ley cars rolled past ard a lis.lt fail OF
snow covered the Ground.
A few days following his last drca II
the p%erplexed man picked UP :; volume
containing views of Denver. anl IN one
labeled Seventeenth street" rcoog-
niZed the th~oroughfare o. his Grcam.
Not long after that Nj. .l4ntsori
appeared in Denver. He Was diaaD-
pointed. however. TO learn that In
winter was so mild that there "; lit
tie probability OF snow falling. 1T least
not until very late in the seasga.
mime was a snow DREAM lie said.
and there must be a white carpet on
the ground. Still. ! nave faith oi.ouyn
to believe that i will meet my class
mate here some time. l will wait an
til the last snowstorm OF the winter
has swept ove- the city. confidently
expecting the girl with whom l used
to go to school back in Des Moines.'
Lost Jewels Recovered.
Real trouble ,ss,ilad No ,
a. pinenu Of williansror -, 10 -.
weeks aco wbsn sha ,p".., -" " Nv
els BaiIiov;n~ + Iat 't nha nsf }em.
nnI,aa a,n.ns ena, s"e ntu peeh
had = sa,,an Co. vi s'C...,eSs. she
That ri.ht Me- ~. ,uS9..,oai
that she 80 ,ils'e uiea,l.a
tom of n hask et containina o,ina ~.
In the ,nornin. s,,n hnas ".
closet whorn rs. w. ~ nas.unso 10 lhe
beneath the chin. ana ~. 49,
her gems. iust as She had sn ere, ip Sa
~ - ~" Jus 10 she hau seen them
While s'I bunting IN tina woo ..
yyirtn, NH{II;,,> w.,
pa lcst - M'ato, "Itu, oi rreeiand,
hefore tho drean, T., t,i vas ."o Weeks
+ha 800 ,h Lsal' ~ 'nis case revealed
,vhen NJ W. NV wn'eh lay ou'
he fnrnd ""u search 'lere
warn;nrs ns,
70 siaarInr VIZ rlsIuei,iy come
thro1ph T'exas !, sSort I'M .laseililS
.maouSn leAas !, snort tlihe 20 ii wo-
dren mad t5,t h ~ oainushs. ~,
two vnluahie horsss ias We" IN; phiieo ana
ra,o.aa ~ no.ses osl WIN ~. she
Thai dav che ,.enaivad in nfrm pe.aun
her barn had act,1allv h,,rnaI a,,a ', nv
details tailed with her vision.
Startled from his sleep by n vivid
dream that his best Attorney COW was
choking TO death in the stable. Robert
Richards. a prominent farmer of
B~ridgeville. Del, hurried at dead of
night to his barnyard a short time ago.
He ound that the COW was really
choking and it died before HI could eff
foot ralinf