The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-08-09
GOLD Mine BY DREAM
rr DrG WHERE VISION INDICAT-
IN AND STRUCK 1T RICH.
co,d Is Being Taken Day by Day
From a DiamOnd-Shaped Ex-
cavation 125 Feet Long.

pOrERS. Ark.-On top OF the
II mountains, a few miles from
,s~o Is a diamond-shaped excava-
~ oach side of which is l25 feet
w. from which gold is being taken
~. NV day as result of a vision
49, came to William H. Krause, a
,ormar wholesale and retail fruit
,.olor and member of the board of
wade at Minneapolis.
beside this excavation there is a
.,,5o smelter, where ore is baked
.n5 from which gold flows. This
ntro is not a mere venture, but a
~,o1f+v that promises to make it's dis
.roror and his followers somewhat
s.++or off in this worlds goods.
This gold mine, the only one in
Kansas. is on a little farm, the
~ arannrtv of Krause's father, and is in
= geologicaI formation to which gold
= foreign. Expert metallurgists who
nosovad the ore are unable to &C
oonn+ for the phenomenon.
The vision that pointed out to
Krause the location of his gold mine
is Init one of the many that have
hoan profitable to him and to his
friends. In fact, Krause declares,
al his actions in the last decade have
hApn guided by these visions.
Krause believes religiously in
them. And he has followers that be-
love he is endowed with supernat-
nral powers. So strongly are they
IMPRESSED that on day set apart by
Krause as the one on which he
should uncover gold scores of resi-
dents of this town, headed by band,
marched to the little town southwest
Of Rogers.
noon day meal was served to
them by Krause, and at 2 o'clock all
ptched in and helped to work the
mine. By 5 o'clock five pals Of ore
had been taken out, and the first ore
being reached at a depth of Z feet.
This was shipped to st. Louis and
aSsayed.
Krause AYERS that his power of
prophecy comes to him as a sort of
sixth sense.
In 1900, when the Letter wheat
corner was on in Chicago, Krause
was a broker in Minneapolis and
wrote the market quotations on a
blackboard in his office. One day he
noticed that he wrote figures not au-
thOrized by the wires, and was aston
iShed when a few minutes later those
same figures came to him by tele-
graph,
Krause told his brother-in-law,
Joseph P Huber, to get thirty small
states and on them write the figures
dictated by him. Huber wrote as
directed. and Krause forecasted the
Chicago wheat market for one month
in advance Subsequent developments
verified all of his predictions, even
to the scenes of riot and disorder in
the Chicago pit, that marked the
breaking up Of the Letter corner.
At one time, Krause says, firm
Of Minneapolis millers offered him
$50, 600 for the use of his vision in
regard to the wheat market. He
declined. At another time, Krause
says, he was told that he would make
I,400 in three days on a capital of
81. He took dollar and invested it in
wheat and the first day he cleared
81. He invested the second day and
made $50. Again he bought wheat
and made 1,40O.
hrause says that it is impossible
for him to disobey one of his warn
ngs, even though his personal bus
mess be neglected. Twice he made
trips to other large cities, but for
what reason he declares he does not
know.
NOW krause transcribes his vista
IONS in the form of letters, of which
Iour copies are made. Krause keeps
one, another goes to his father, Ed
ward hrause, an Rogers; Henry G..
hfauSe OF VintOn, Ia, gets one, and
hubert the brother-in-law, gets the
last, All keep the letters on file and
filed.
IN the last eleven years Krause has
written hundreds of these, and ac-
.OEuing to the check marks upon the
oue Kept by his father nearly every
one has come true.
hrause's first gold mine vision
'"ue TO him when he was in Mime