Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-09-24
MYSTERY OF DREAMS
Whence Come the Warning ViS-
itors We See In Sleep?
TWO VERY PUZZLING CASES.
One Where Mother and Son Both Got
Tidincs Of Disaster at the Same
Time and Ore Where a Child Saw
Her Father Saved In a Shpwreck.

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huN"lHd' ana as She "o"' HI.e Sy.'',,n'''
"u'' ta' save my o"N' my boy MS MS
WAS fetA&Fh''!e !""U2"' to">'"'''~N
'N' sequel Out "IIl.oN1 III 'ae very 'u'-
1eht 1he poor woman was ID htF us
'.'>S' Hot SHl! ""'teIH "Nv,.'' sou "''s
louHul-E al Net "ooI' NAN "S'''p "''"
nan awake ana cry Ii.=7' On A",L.'.'
NheIe Is i2'leF: me tPFrlt'" "'''i.'.
now rose ana Iot lhe no% III. ne WAS
CRYING, lie tod her ne mad distinctly
heaTd ms fatIier he&Yy tread eo-..lN
Up the stairs and his pond'rouN Et1A
WIN sea Noo'S against tne uooF' aS A%d
.he2A ms ha2feE Wh'A re,.s2.4S m
r0ntIy from 4 long cruise. Next Mo1A-
1ng the alarmed mother ana VIE tod
al the n9ighborS. and before the day
was out the dreadful news came That
every detail OF her dream was true,
Inc little traWIlng ln@@er mad beel run
into by coaSdAg liner, nearly cut III
two and sunk with all hands, includ-
Ing her husband and SON
PremoNitory dreams occupy large
part of the psychological records, and
the following case is Il very puEZling
one: \ Mrs. Spruit lived at Balmain.
one of the suburbs of Sydney. Austria
lta. Her husband was sea captain
in command Of the AtaCama, Il wooden
ship Of 100 tons which had arrived in
Sydney in a leaking state and was
picked up cheap by a firm known rs
CowIishaw Bros for $500. Twice rs
much was spent in repairs. and then
The Atacama was sent up the coast
with a cargo of coal She delivered
this and next set out for San Diego
But when 800 miles out from Svd-
npy she sDrang Iaol, ond Can+,fn
Spruit decided to put back. In spite |
Of the pumps the water gained. ana
soon there was a depth Of eleven feet
in the hold. Spruir now resolved +o
abandon the ship and launch tba tbroa
boats. The captaiu himself, with one /.
seaman. the steward, boatsvaIn ana
an apprentice, was in the twoutv-four
foot lifeb0at, While the rest of the .
crew. twelve in all, were In the o+bo?
two boats. Heavy seas were running.
and the boats were nearly swamnad
As Spruit could not swim he was
nearly drowned. Some Of his mon
We're lost. Their situation was indeed
fearful in boats half filed with wafer /
and exDosed to fierce gale 400 nfIos
from land. Again ana again was |
SDruit washed out but at last his boat |
was PICKED. uD when its occupants We're
in the last stages Of exhaustion from .
fatigue. exposure and lack Of fond .
reporter of the sydney Morning Her
ala called 10 interview the c9nfain and .
found him barefootod with rarrfh,v .
swollen legs. covered with severe curs .
and bruises.
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