The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-29
|UNCONDITIONALLY PAUOLED
FROM INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Has No Further Ambition to
Pose as Messenger
From Above
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special 10 the Daily Leader.
Wichita Kas, May 90 Upon prom
Sc to be good girl and stay ct
iome and mind her parents, Eula
Wilson The Wichita girl who two
iears ago claimed she died and went
/ o heaven, and was the sensation Of
wo continents has been released
rom the Girls Industrial School at
lelolt and Is now living with her pa.
'enia at 1912 North Waco avenue
diss Eula said yesterday to a re.
orter that abe was going to be good
ind that the authorities would never
more be concerned with her case.
A short time after the remarkable
tory which came ont IN June, 1907
suln came under the influence Of re-.
lgious fanatics, who used her case
or their own financial gain. The
irl WAS induced to leave home ANA
rayel with the fanatics and IN spite
Vt her parents protests she refused
o stay al home and even fought them
when efforts We're made to restrain
Ter. rhc authorities took a hand IN
he case and Eula was sentenced TO
term IN the girls state reform
Ichool for an indetermniatc period,
lohH Adams, OF Adams & Adams.
citing az her attorney. secured her re-
ease. The girl has been at home
'evera days but the fact has been
.ept q secret as the parents did not
9ish for her former friends among
be religious zealota TO learn OF her
return.
Eula Wilson is probably the best
known person who ever lived In Wich-
IA or IN Kansas. Her case has been
considered by the wisest men IN the
ouniry. by the most advanced schools
Ia theology to say nothing of the
lorde OF religious fanatics who have
sorshipped her name. firmly believ-
.ng that she Is a living messenger
from the Great High Throne. Her
sase bafiled the best medical men Of
he Southwest and learned ministers
have hestated 70 say That she was an
lmp0slOr.
All Of Dee spring Of 1907 Eula VIII
sos "a slender i5sear OLD girl lay
for several weeks IN a semi conscious
condition at the lowly cottage Of her
parents ON Cleveland avenue ln this
clty The attending physicians had
bees unrble 10 make q satisfactory
diagnosis of her case. She gradually
grew worse and for days lay IA a
eomat0se condition. FINALLY, to all
appearances; sha Was in che final
stage OF the death struggle. The doe.
Tor left lace taat June night, declar-
Ing than the glsl wouid not I'VE an
hour The nearlbfoken father rode
down town with the doctor and made
arrangements with the undertaken TO
come In the morning and prepare
the body for burial.
The next morning the doctor made
The trip to the house TO make out
The formal death certificate. But there
vas no need for his official action.
When tho physician reached the house
be founi Miss WILSON sitting IN a
chair, apparently sound ana well and
fecltlng TO the openmouthed and as.
tonished members OF the household OF
her experiences of the proceeding
twenty-loug hours.
The mother aaid that while she sat
hali asleep By the bed side Of her
laughter whom she thought dead she
was startled by seeing her rise from
the bed and walk across the room.
The patient opened her eyes With a
start and asked the whereabouts Of
the ,,ord who had been with her until
that instant Eula Wilson never took
TO he. bed after that Minute aud
since that time has ne9er experienced
serious Illness.
reorter heard O. the case and
went 10 see the GIRL She told aim
how she had died and gone 10 heaven
o. how the pearly gates had swung
out TO receive her and she walked In
and had talked with the Savior ana
head the angels sing: OF how she
had walked IN the garden and pluct-
cd the delicious fruit from the trees
and all was splend0r aud everything
was gold ANA studded with diamcnds
AMI precious stones Of dazzling brill
lance
after lingering 8 time IN heaven,
EuIa said the Lord called her 10 Him
and said she would be sent back to
save her friends and to york for Him.
Then she woke up. OF course.
many doubted her story. but none
could doubt the change In her physi-
cal condition. The authenticity Of the
lattl. gave no little credence to the
former and the story OF Eula Wilson
spread Ike wild fire. Many persons
eeme hundred Of miles 20 zee ner end
talk with hef about whet she saw IN
heaven. crowdn Of people ilocked 10
her home and her sttengsh WAS sew
erely taxed III speaking TO the people.
she Iatr talked III the Mlssion on
East Murinck avenue and not one.
fourth of the people could get into
the bulliing The 5. r. o. sign was
hung ollt at every place whete she