The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-21
LIFTS BACK CURTAIN
LAYS BARE FUTURE
WONDERFUL POWER OF MAN TO
OELVE INTO THE FUTURE AND
TELL OF DESTINY OF OTHERS.

Though often confounded by the
average person, there is a clearly
defined distinction between clair
voyancy and palmistry.
Webster defines clairvoyancy as
"a power attributed to some persons
while in a mesmeric state. of dis
corning objects not perceptib.e to
the senses in their normal state
Now note the distinction between
the two when the same authority
states that palmistry is "the art or
practice of divining or telling for
tunes, or of judging character by the
lines or marks in the palm OF the
hand"
In the past week much interest
has been displayed on the part OF
many people in Ardmore in regard
TO clairvoyancy and palmistry and
this story will be read with interest
by them and others of the town. Prof..
LaRose who has recently located
here is responsible for the curiosity
that has been aroused and so an
interview was had with him yes
terday.
Prof. LaRose, The modern Hindoo.
who is man probably thirty
eight years of age, is OF
striking features, tall and erect,
a dark and piercing eye. He has tray
eled extensively in foreign lands
and speaks and writes several Ian
euages. He has not acquired the
power Of clairvopance through prac-
tice or study, but was gifted with it,
his first revelations having been
made when he was a mere boy
to be accurate, when he was seven
wears old. At that time he fOretold
the death of his mother to day.
Later on he told of robbery that
would be committed, and this like
NlSp W dS vel lllth. w lltll ll' was ''li
years Of age he took up the protes-
sion actively and has followed it
continuously ever since, at first, be.
fore he had mastered the English
language, through interpreters. He
has given readings in every state in
the union and in many foreign
climes.
He describes his powers in clair
Noyance in the sixth and seventh
stages of the science, the former the
act of reading the past and future
of ones life, and the latter wherein
he locates, while in a state of trance,
lost or stolen articles, reuntes the
separated, gives advice on business
affairs, etc.
Since coming here Prof LaRose
has given death trance readings that
have been valuable in many ways
to those who visited him. The fol-
loving from the TeXarkana Courier
gives an idea of his wonderful pow
erse:
March 21st Mrs Mary McDanle:
who had not seen her father for u
years and had no idea where he was
came to Prof. LaRose and requested
that he assist her in finding her lost
parent.
No clue whatever was offered as n
starting point. Prof. LaRose told Mrs.
Mcdaniel that she would find her
father at Bloomington, H., at which
place he was then living and where
he had been for quite while. Mrs
McDaniels at once addressed a letter
to her father to the above address and
in due time she received an answer
which brought great JOY to her heart
because it was from her father and
in his own handwriting.
This is only one instance of hun
dreds of like character that are per
formed by Prof. LaRose in the every.
day pursuit of his chosen profession
He has brought joy and happiness TO
the hearts of thousands of people in
all parts of the country, and testi-
monials by the score are coming to
him for what he has done and for
what he is still doing for people in
need of help and advice.