The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-06
Mildred Holland Possesses q
Peculiar Power.
OTHER THINGS FORETOLD
President McKinley's Elec-
tion was Predicted.
The Retina Of Her Eye Undergoes a
Change Which Rightly Interpret.
ed Tell of Coming Events.

Noting the protracted move
ments shown by Great Britain in
bordering an increase In their naval
Equipment toward the Pacific coast,
lit is needless to state there Is go
ing to be trouble in that vicinity.
There is no indications OF immediate
warfare strife, but 1t Is coming
SLOWLY. but surely. Japan and
America are bound to clash and
in my opinion the trouble will be
!either at the Philippines or at
Hawaii, the base OF American sup
lplies."
Miss Mildred Holland. who ap-
ipears this evening speaks as only
an oracle would do. There Is a
peculiar and happy faculty she pos.
sesses which Is remarkable and
|never has been discovered until re-
lcently. Miss hollands eyes were
ipaining her, therefore visiting a
jwell known oculist she was inform
led she was the possessor OF eyes
Iof wonderful brilliancy and power
and upon investigating the cause
ioi hVl Duiuo iCutncu tudI IL blI6uC
cold had affected them, which he
soon remedied. He stated to her
that she had the unusual gift OF
fOrecasting future occurrence. In
careful examination he discovered
that her eyes were constantly
lchanging, at times the color chang
ed from a deep brown to grey,
/ "a liUht hlt0 90
lstreaked like an agate and also
There was semblance or letters OF
the alphabet easily discernible by
the aid of the microscope. Such
cases have been discovered in peo-
iple but as rule weak minded
but possessed the faculty of predic-
ting coming events, both locally
and foreign entirely to their sur
rOundings to the first election OF
William Mckinley, Miss ,Holland
twas well acquainted with Mr.. Will
son, the private secretary OF the
Governor OF Indiana, and in casual
conversation remarked that Mr.. Nc
kinley would be the next president.
He smileu and jokingly remarked
| why, he has no chance what
lever"
She replied, Il will wager he will
be and you yourself telegraph me
wherever | may be IL my predictions
come true"
lie replied in the Affirmative.
Some years following McKinley's
election they again met, and over
the after-dinner coffee, she remark.
ed casually.
| "Mr, Mckinley will be again
elected and will not serve out his
second term
why, little lady" Mr.. Wilson
stated in surprise. do you think
he Will be assassinated?"
Il know not what will happen
to him but | have just that feeling.
| will further state that Mr.. Roose-
welt Will be our next president"
Such things came about as we
well know.
Recently In company with a
number OF her friends she casually
remarked. Japan and America
are going to clasp within the next
two years. 1t will begin at the
Philippines and Great Britain will
aid Japan"
When questioned why she made
this assertion she merely stated
that she simply felt 1t and could
give no explanation. 1t is needless
for the statement to be made that
she trusts this probable crisis will
not come and will be diverted
through the powers at large and
diplomacy
Ocultism is claimed by many to
be bad dream or mere magma
tion, but the peculiar manner in
which these various things have
come about and without any hesita-
ton or reason, but In the mere
statement, as though she were
lreading from book of supernat
ural knowledge. 1t Is a word to the
wise TO give credence to the mar
velous attractiyeness and magnetic
influence which Miss Holland COM
mands over her admirers and MANY
friends But the popularity and
charfseableness en- OF her eyes have
been the. subject OF much comment
and study by every one. Through
the aid OF the microscope and
camera several attempts have been
made to secure a photograph of
the characteristics OF the retina of
the eye but thus far have not prov
en- successful.
throughout all Miss Hollands
marvellous predictions she retains
all her delightful charms of stage
presence and seems to DE the wo-
man or happiness, comfort and
peace with all mankind and a
lover OF the dramatic art for arts
sake and lover In making every.
one with whom she comas In o,oso