Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-12
Ry PEGGY NATTINGER.

our midst who knows your
every habit, your smallest idiosyn-
Grassy and she will rattle the bones
of your family skeletonl Leona lie
Mar, "the girl with the thousand
eyes" who delved into dark pasts at
the Orphsum last week, knows you
even better than yon know yourself.
every little thing from whether you
take cream in your coffee to your
favorite haunt where you spend
your lodge nights" But, waitl
Not only does this lady with the
psychic power read you like an open
book, but she will tell your wifel
Question marks, question marks,
thought waves and the rustling of
the spirits wings charged the at
mosphere at the Orpheum Friday af-
ternoon when hundreds of women
unburdened their minds and hearts
to the prophecies, who sat upon the
stage, her hands pressed against
her bandaged eyes. The questions
were written upon a slip of paper
and handed to Miss lie Mars father,
who was in the audience. Without
the slightest hesitation she repeated
the question and answered it.
Women strained forward in their
seats. as she began to speak, for the
problem that had caused bitter tears
and many wakeful nights was now
to be solved. AS her reassuring an
swer came, they settled back, nod
ding their heads and signing with
relief.
do not worry about your SON."
the attractive girl with clairvoyant
power would say, che will be dis
charged within the next six weeks"
and the motherly looking woman in
the third row would smile happily.
"Your husband is not unfaithful,"
to the question of retiring little
person in the balcony, "but he is too
domineering. put your foot down
once in a while, you will be much
happier"
Questions, questions, on every
subject. close to feminine hearts. A
dog. tRover," (Which Miss lie Mar
named without hesitation) was lost,
would he be found? He would be
returned to his mistress within a
few DAYS, the owner was informed.
Tragedy and comedy, tears and
smiles were all to be seen and heard
from the multitude of questions
which were answered. Love affairs,
law suits, business deals, trips and
sickness and health were all dis
cussed. When the strength of Miss
lie Mar was close to the breaking
Noint the performance was con
Guided, but many anxious women
were not satisfied. Hurrving to the
stage entrance they caught her be-
fore she could escape at the door
of her dressing room.
ooh, won't you talk with me, !
have been here four times" several
Of them said. But owing to fatigue
Miss lie Mar was forced to refuse
their requests and sent them away
ureing them to come AGAIN.
at is really pitiful," she said, while
resting in her dressing room, my
heart is torn for them, for then
troubles are so grave and many,
many are in despair"
A frail young girl, it seems hard
" possible that Miss lie Mar cad
stand the terrific strain which she is
under constantly, but she gives her
services cheerfully and is deeply in
love with her work. This gift OF
foresight dates back five genera
tions in Miss lie Mars family. The
mother of this feminine prophet
who now lives in Rochester, N. Y,
has this wonderful power, and has
helped many people in solving their
problems. She does this gratis, ac-
cepting no compensation, for she
feels that this talent has been given
her to help her fellow men.
Her pretty daughter, Leona, il
carrying on this work travelling
from city to city and creates a sem
sation wherever she goes. She has
been performing these feats since
the age of II and her accomplish
ments grow as she natures. In many
cities she stays far over her allotted
time, so eager are her audiences to
have her aid.
During the months of stress and
worry when our men were fighting
on foreign soil, Miss lie Mar was
besieged with questions concerning
the end of the war.
81 predicted that there would be
no blood-shed after Christmas,
1918" said Miss lie Mar. Il said
nothing about the signing OF the
armistice, and of course, that was
signed six weeks before, but ! feel
that my statement was very nearly
correct.
While in Oakland, Cal, Miss lie
Mar was challenged by the Oakland
Tribune, as they would not adver-
tise her work until she had proved
that she was not a fake. She &C
eepted the challenge and met
committee of the leading doctors
and lawyers of the city, who will
ingly acknowledged her genius at
ter her demonstration.
When the cares and worries Of
the great public are not on her mind,
Miss lie Mar is just a normal
American girl, interested in out
door sports and the godd times dear
to every girls heart.
81 wish you could see my dogs"
she said. her tired eyes Frightening,
II have four beautiful spaniels and