WARNED BY DREAM
WIDOWS ESCAPE FROM WEDDING. An extraordinary story of a dream that saved a woman from going through a marriage ceremony with a man already married was reported a few weeks ago from a town near Birmingham. Tho woman in tbe case is a widow in comfortable circumstances, and she was introduced to a man, a newcomer to the town at a party. He was well dressed and well spoken, and his business, which he kept, a secret, toot him to Birmingham daily. They became engaged. The wedding day was fixed, but a week or so before the event the woman had a dream which disturbed her greatly. She thought she was standing at (ho altar with her fiance, and tho parson was about to make them man and wife, when in that peculiar manner of dreams the parson changed into her first husband, who stoutly forbade tbe marriage. Two nights in succession this dream came to the woman, who was so distressed that she decided to postpone the wedding for a time. Shortly afterwards a woman called upon the widow, and said she was the wife of the man to whom the widow was engaged. The man disappeared the same day.
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Evening Star, Issue 19783, 6 February 1928, Page 4
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204WARNED BY DREAM Evening Star, Issue 19783, 6 February 1928, Page 4
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